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Tli OREGON STATESMAN. Sal.m. Oijon. W.dndor Morning April 15. 1344
Alumnae-;
Entertained
Monday
Two sorority alumnae groups
were 1 entertained at - Informal
parties Monday night. The Gam
ma Phi Betas met for dinner at
the home of Mrs. Frank H.
Spears on Chemeketa street with
Mrs. John Taylor and ; Mrs. J.
Lyman" Steed, .'assisting. V The
buffet table was centered with a
silver bowl r filled with 7 red
-tulips.;' '"t?r;:"'"S ", 1
Attending ' were Mrs. ; Hugh
Taylor, Mrs. John Carson, Mrs.
Walter Barsch, Mrs. George
Dutton, Mrs, LeRoy Grote, Mrs.
Garlen Simpson, Mrs. Carl Nel
son, Mrs. Hollis Huntington, Mrs.
Paul Hendricks, Mrs. Richard
Nelson, Miss Margaret Simms,
Mrs. Donald Templeton, Mrs.
Harold Olinger, Mrs. Lester Car
ter, Mrs. James H. Nicholson, Jr.,
Mrs. John Taylor, Mrs. J. Ly
man Steed and Mrs. Spears.
Kappas Meet
. Mrs. William Dick, Mrs. Ros
coe Wilson and Mrs. Brazier
Small entertained at the Kappa
Kappa Gamma alumnae at the
former's home at a dessert sup
per. The group will meet for a
no-host dinner on May 15 at the
home of Mrs. Harry Miller and
Mrs. William Spein.
Those present were Mrs. Dav
id Eason, Mrs. Henry C. Finley,
Mrs. Arthur T. Fox, Mrs. Leah
Hogue, Mrs. James Houck, Mrs.
George Rossman, Mrs. William
Speirs, Mrs. Bruce Spaulding,
Mrs. Brazier Small, Mrs. Roscoe
Wilson and Mrs. Dick..
Mrs. Robb Eeted '
On Birthday
Wednesday night members of
the SS class of the First Evan
gelical church and other friends
gave a surprise birthday party
for Mrs. Earl C. Robb. The afT
fair was arranged by neighbors
and friends and was a surprise
to Mrs. Robb. Games and music
provided the evening's enter
tainment Refreshments were served to
the following guests, Rev. and
Mrs. J. 'K. Wishart and -sons,
David and Donald, Mr. and Mrs.
Jay Cook, Mr. and Mrs. A. w.
Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Leach, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tan
ner, Mr. and Mrs. L. K Thorn
ton, Mr. and Mrs. William Rat
link, Mr. , and Mrs. Nick Le
Rude, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Senter, Mr.
and Mrs. R. H. Ermel, Mrs. R.
Hammer, Mrs. Claude White,
Miss Helen Bier, Miss Jean
Tanner, Mis s Frances Thieson
of Dallas, Miss Wilma Robb of
Seattle, John M. Pike, Clark
Robb, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Robb,
Mrs. Ruth Bain and Mrs. Clara
C. Callison. ,
Rotary Board at
Kline Home
Mrs."Abner Kline was hostess
to board members of the Wom
en of Rotary Monday afternoon.
A dessert luncheon was served
nd the table centerpiece was
of daffodils and narcissus. Plans
were made for the next meeting
of the group on Monday, April
24 at the Congregational church
at one o'clock. . t
Covers were placed for Mrs.
Robert Elfstrom, Mrs. Silas Gai
ser, Mrs. A. A. Lee, Mrs. Homer
Smith, jr., Mrs. Charles Fow-.
ler, Mrs. Ray Yocom, Mrs. R.
Ivan Lovell and Mrs. Abner
Kline.
a way to
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In Santiago the American flyer discovers simple ways to open new friendship)
Un s "Cokt", js he to the Chilean airman, and In a few moments he's wel
comed as a comrade. It's a custom that's known to good neighbors from Chile
to the Qrolinas. And, of course, it's always neighborly to serve Coca-Col
in your home. All over the globe, Coca-Cola stands for tbt fsmst tbst rtjrttbtt,
has become the bond between people who arc iriendly-i2indeL - v ' "
- lOTTlte UNOII AUTHOIITT OP T C0CA-C01A COAPANY IT : T ,
COCA-COLA BOTTL1MG COMPANY OF SALEM '
. Salem, Oregon
Rebekahs Plan
Social Night
'' Mrs. Glen Adams presided at
the Monday night meeting of the
Salem Rebekah lodge. Plans
were made for a social night
April 24. Mrs. Howard Hun
saker, Mrs. Roy Pierce, Mrs.
Ray Webb, Mrs. Lloyd Stiffler
and Mrs. Walter Lampkin make
up the committee In charge of
arrangements.
Red Cross sewing was an
nounced for all day today and
the FL club was announced for
Thursday at the home of Miss"
Lora Callison -on South 23rd
street. Past' Noble Grands will
meet tonight at the home of
Mrs.' John Wiles, for the annual
exchange of plants and bulbs.
Patriarch Militant auxiliary an
nounced plans were being made
for a cooked food sale April 21.
Next Sunday the Rebekahs will
serve at the USO. Those wishing
to help are asked to notify Mrs.
Thomas McLeod before Friday
night
After the short business meet
ing a "Coon Hollow" pie social
was held in the dining hall.
. Those participating in the pro
gram were Mrs. Lora Groves,
. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Otjen, Mr.
and Mrs. Merlin Ready, Mr. Bill
Cladek, Mrs. John Darnielle,
Mrs. Maude Rogers, Mrs. Gavin
Hill and Mrs. Don Huellhaupt
Assisting were Mrs. Pearl Ni
chols and Mrs. Roy Hill.
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Birthday Party
. John Chandler Brown cele
brated his fourth birthday at an
informal party Monday after
noon at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Werner Brown, on
Leslie street
John's guests were Burke
Loring Schmidt, Susan Olinger,
Roxanna Brown, Linda Herrall,
Jimmy Heltzel, Kathie . and
Tommy Heltzel. , Other guests
were John's grandmother; Mrs.
Clifford Brown, Lt and Mrs.
Loring Schmidt, Mrs. Harold
Olinger, Mrs. Robert Herrall,
Mrs. John Heltzel, Mrs. Charles
Heltzel and Mr. and Mrs. Wer
ner Brown. .
Fireside Party
At Thede Home
Beta Sigma Phi members
were hostesses for an informal
fireside party in compliment to
a group of rushees at the P. H.
Thede home 'in Kingwood
Heights Sunday afternoon. -
Bridge and pinochle were in
play with a supper following.
The committee in charge in
cluded Miss Marian Thede, Miss
Evelyn Haag, and Mrs. Henry
Perlmutter. Fifteen attended the
party.
Have
"
say S'Comrade"
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; CLUB CALENDAR 1
WEDNESDAY . - !':
WSCS, first Mtthodist church,
- 1 p.DI. v . i :
Daufhtrs of Union .. Veterans
'With Mrs. O. H. Horning, , t60
htpplnf street, S p.m. b ! .
Ladies Knight Memorial church
annual flower ' and shrub tea,
church parlors 1M p.m. . i
Salem Writers'.! club , meet at
" YWCA.' H30 pjn.t , i ' ,
- Pythian Sisiera, Traternal tem
ple, t p.m. a . 'a s
Westminiter Guild, Presbyter
ian church, S pjm; i 1
WSCS of West ' Salem Metho
dist church, study meeting with
Mrs. D. L Henderson, 1374 6th
street, X p.m. ,
Sons of Union Veterans and
auxiliary, at Woman's clubhouse,.
; 7 JO pjn. - ; , j( . -
THTJK8DAT - vj
Friendly Neighbors : Garden
club, 1:19 dessert luncheon, with
Mrs. C. A. Ratcllffe. :170 Rat
. cliffe drive. !
Past Regents of Chemeketa
chapter, DAR, with Mrs. U. G.
Shipley, 949 Parrish street. No
host luncheon. :
ridelia class. rhft ' Baptist
church. S p.m. ' 1
Lions ciub auxiliary, with Mrs.
W. E. Kimsey, S40 North 9th
street, S p.m. ?
Keizer Sewing club with Mrs.
Ben Claggett, quilting and sew
ing for Red Cross, covered dish
luncheon at noon.: i - i
Merry Minglers with Mrs. Carl
Snyder, 3 p.m. - A ; .
F RID AT r .. i i
DAV auxiliary all day sewing
with Mrs. Roy Reynolds, 2031
Myrtle avenue, ' covered dish
luncheon at noon..
SATURDAY
Salem Woman's dub meeting
a i ciuDnouse, i:ao p.m. Leslie
icon, speaaer.
MONDAY
American Legion auxiliary, Sa
lem woman s ciuo, B p.m. i
. TUESDAY ,1 J 't
Rational Teacher study crouo
meet at Auburn school M p.m.
Commander
Pays Visit
A very impressive
was enjoyed Monday
ceremony
night by
Hal Hibbard camp and
auxiliary,
with the oath of allegiance ad
ministered by Commander Clyde
McClung in honor of Muster day.
"President Pearl Kinzer, in. be
half of the auxiliary,! received
a $25 war bond ; presented by
Florence Buckels from! the Past
President's club! Three inew
members, Mrs. Charles X. Mc
Dougall, Mrs. John H. Blosser
and Mrs. Orvil Miller jwere' tr
ceived Into the auxiliary.
Plans were completed fori the
sale of the McKinley barnation
Saturday, April 22. ; .. is -
Mrs. Mark Baker, assisted by
the committee served! refresh
ments, consisting; of j a large
birthday, cake made bi.Mrs. H.
Knight, in honor. of the auxil
iary's 28th anniversary! Charter
members present were Mrs. Fred
Thompson, Mrs. John Seymour,
Mrs. Lulu Humphrey imd Mrs.
Lester Davis. j ;
. j j '
WSCS f Leslie Methodist
church met at the home of Miss
Lois Ohmart on Monday, with
Miss Jessie Belden assisting the
hostess. A handkerchief show
er was given Miss Edn Holder,
missionary from India, jwho will
soon return to her work. She
gave a talk about hej- exper
iences as a missionary land dis
cussed future plans. - f i i-
iOue Suerte!
( WHAT LUCK! ) j
in Chile
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Initiation fori:
1n0W LECTIO!! T
Members
, The -past presidents, of Capi
tal Unit, 'American Legion.aux-.
iliary conducted a- candlelight 1
initiation ceremony JMonday.
mgni muieem wopiaM.
I unit . were Mrs. W. L. . Owings,
Mrs. 4 R. W. Moore, t Mra. 'Clark
M. Craig,; Mrs.1 C. H. Bullis,
Mrs. Llovd SUffler and Mrs. Roy
Reynolds! The group taking part
in the initiation were Mrs. -lion
M. Brown as president, Mrs.
Jennie Bartlett and Mrs. Frank
Marshall as vice presidents,
Mrs. O. E. Palmateer as chap
lain, Mrs. : 'Stanley Krueger,
junior past president, Mrs. Flor
ence Ames . as sergeant-at-arms
and Mrs. A.IW. Lovcik at the
piano.
In observing Army day, . Pfc.
Leonard Cohen of the 4th air
force now stationed at the Port
land air base and who has been
assisting with the Women's Ar
my Corps recruiting program in
Salem, spoke to the auxiliary
members on j Americanism and
paid tribute j to the volunteer
women in the WACs by con
tributing their services to their
country. Mr. Cohen was intro
duced by Lt Edith Di Re of the
local recruiting office.
Mrs. A. W. Lovcik spoke
briefly on Pan-American day
stating several members were
taking the Spanish lessons be
ing given in Salem.
Mr. Vernon Wiscarson, band
instructor of the Salem high
school, appeared with the "Hun
gry Five" boys from Salem
high who played several selec
tions. Miss Addyse Lane gave a
humorous reading. ;
'Mrs. James: G arson, president
of Capital unit, will present the
four-half 4-H scholarships dur
' ing the style show at the armory
April 21. The unit voted to
sponsor two girls to the Girl's
State program slated for June 11
to 18.
The junior group will meet
Monday at the home of Mrs.
Stanley Krueger. Two books on
biography were presented j to the
city library. The group sub
scribed to the Red Cross, sent
12 tray favors to children in
the Deaconess hospital for Eas
ter, and sent candy and stamps
for stamp book to an adopted
veteran in Portland hospital.
The rehabilitation committee
sent homemade candy, cookies
and glazed nuts for the Easter
ward party at the Roseburg
Veterans' hospital. - -:h
The past presidents will hold
their monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. Jennie Bartlett,
Thursday, April 27.
The poppy committee and
poppy sale captains are asked
to meet Friday night at 8 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. James A.
. G arson on East Center street
The members of the executive
committee will convene at 7:30
o'clock for a ipecial meeting
called by the president
During the social hour the
serving table was covered with
a white lace tablecloth centered
with white and pink carnations
and snapdragons and tall pink
candles. At the urns were Mrs.
Leon Brown and Mrs. Stanley
Krueger.
Mrs. Jehn Carson will enter
tain members of the Home Ser
vice Group of the Red Cross to
night at her home km South
Commercial street
CoVe-sCoca-CoU
k's natvinj for popular names
to acquire friendly abbrevia
tions. That's why you beat
Coca-Cola caned "Coke",
Service; Women;'
Whet ihtY'r doing about li
Awaiting assignment to the
( WAVEs training school at Hunt
!er coU'ege; where she will learn
the job she will -handle in re- -i
placing a navy man for' service
at sea,"1 is Miss Velma . Vernetta
Kuper, who has jist enlisted in
me wav f-s, announced riecruii-
g specialist CT Friesen,;in'
i charge vtf ; the Salem navy re
cruiting substation. She took the
' WAVEs .oath ; at "the ' enlistment
iieadquartera; for , -Oregon in
Portland." ""'': ":
' Miss ; Kuper ' joins ; her T two
brothers ''in the v navy: Arnold
Melvin Kuper. shipfitter,- third
class, in the ship repair unit
- now stationed at Camp Peary,
Va.; and Clarence Paul Kuper;
apprentice seaman, now sta-.
tioned at ' Camp -. Waldron, Far-
- ragut, Ida.:- :y:
, " For the past month, Miss Ku
per has been a typist-clerk with
State Farm Mutual Insurance
company. . Jevious to this - she
was a nurse's aide "at the Sa
; lem General hospitaL In 1941
she graduated from Salem high
school, where she was a mem
ber of Tri-Y club. She is a mem
ber of ; Bethel Baptist church
here. Miss Kuper is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ku
per, Route 5, Box 80, Salem.
Miss Geraldine Wolf, WAVEs,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred B.
Wolf, 215 Fisher road, is home
on a twenty day leave. She came
from Maryland via navy bomb-
- er. She is a striker for an aero
grapher's mate. She took her
indoctrination training at Hunt
er college, NY., and attended
aerographer school at Lakehurst,
New Jersey. .
Dinner Honors
. Pvt. Goplerud
Mrs. J. C. Goplerud entertain
ed Friday night in honor of her
son, Pvt Walter E. Goplerud of
Camp Van Dorn, Mississippi
Guests present for the evening
were Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
, Haere, Miss Sylvia Haere, Mrs.
Marie Goplerud, Miss Peggy Go
plerud, Mr. and Mrs. Harry San
nerud and family, Mr. and Mrs.
M. C. Storrieste and family, Mr,
and Mrs. Dan Hillman, Mr. and
Mrs. Sumner Schorn, ! Mr. and
Mrs. John C. Larson, Mrs. Clif
ford Nybakke and children, Mr.
Hookon , L a r s e n of Tacoma,
Washington, Misses J Charlotte
and Ingra Goplerud. and the
hostess, Mrs.' J. C Goplerud.
Pvt Goplerud entrained; from
Portland Saturday night to re-
turn tQ Mississippi. . ,L (
A group ef friends dropped la
to see Lt and Mrs. Laring
Schmidt at their Falrmount Hill
home Sunday night Lt Schmidt
is home on leave from Alaska
where he is stationed with the
army.
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For Concert -Will
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- Monday, April 24 will be ' the
' last day Community; Concert
seats wilL.be, . held for old mem
ben to renew. After Monday the
awm be to new .-people.
year's memberships have already -
UCCO IEUCWCU lh 19 ouuiuvywir
ed that the drive will last a
week. :" ; r. v r r-7 ?::: ---'v?
. Those wishing to renew mem
berships may dosoon .Saturday
at the concert headquarters at
the Senator hotel. The office will .
. be open all day "to receive mem-,,
bership renewal from, workers.
- The annual meeting of . the
? Community Concert' association
' will be held Monday, night at the
chamber of commerce. At this '
time, Mr. David Ferguson of the
New York office will be present
to announce the list of artists
available to the west coast for.
next year. All drive workers and
board members are asked to at
tend the meeting.
James Melton, Metropolitan
tenor, has already been announc- '
ed as one of the artists for next ;
year's series the remaining ar- '
tists to be announced at the close
of the drive Helen Traubel, so
prano, will appear in Salem on
Friday, April 28 as the conclud
ing artist on this year's series.
Mrs. McCall
Fetes Club
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AUMSVILLE Mrs. Marie
Flint McCall jot the Wallace road
entertained he Aumsville Wo
men's club at her home Friday
afternoon. Daffodils were used to
decorate the rooms and the din
ing table was charmingly laid
with a tablecloth elaborately
embroidered ! in cross stitch de
sign, which Mrs. McCall brought
with her from her tour of South
America. Thi club voted to give
the Aumsville firemen $5 and
also a half j scholarship to the
4H clubs. . For the club study
hour, Mrs. R. E. Hough gave a
report on Rio de Janiero, Mrs.
Lynn Gordon a report on cli
mate and geography of South
America. Mrs. McCall gave a
book review! of "Grandma Goes
South' !
The next meeting, May 5, will
be the annual guest day, and
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Gordon in West Salem. Guests
for the afternoon were Mrs. R.
E. Hough, Mrs. D. W. Lamb, Mrs.
E. Towle, Mrs. C. F. Hein, Miss
Minnie t Peterson, Mrs. George
White, Mrs. Ivan Putnam, Mrs.
Charles Martin, Mrs. Lynn Gor
don, Mrs- Wolfe, and 4the, hostess,
Mrs. McCalLh . '
CANTEEN CALENDAR
WEDNESDAY. APBII. 19
Hunters and Anglers auxiliary.
TMUSSDAY, APKIL tt
WSCS Leslie Mothers club.
FRIDAY, APUL U
St. John's church guild-
r. Visiters at the home of Mr.
- and Mrs. Charles E. Wagner are
their daughter, Mrs. Vernon
DryeT (Anita. Wagner) and her
11 ; month old daughter, Chris
tine Marie, of Seattle. They plan
.to' reside in Salem . while Mr.
Drye is overseas with the navy.
Weekend; guests at; the Wagner
home were their, son," Mr. Paul
Wagner, and his young sod,-Jay.
-Stephen, of Monroe, "Wash. "
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Entertain
' . Mr. and Mrs. Jack . Eyerly
have1 invited 4. group of friends
to dinner Thursday night at their
t country, home;- Cards will be in
play after the -7 ;. o'clock dinner.
i Covert will be. placed for Mr.
and Mrs. Claybourne Dyer, Mr.
and Mrs. : Harold Wolfe, Mrs.
Henry . Perlmutter, Mr, Eugene
McCarthy and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Eyerly. ...
Mrs. Charles Weller, Mrs. C.
S. Hamilton and Miss Virginia
Byrd will entertain members of
the Leisure' Hour club at a des
sert luncheon this afternoon at
' the George Weller home on Ship
ping street at, 1:15 o'clock..
' Miss Dorothea Steusloff will
return to Salem today following
a short trip ' to San Francisco
where she went to see her ne
phew and his bride, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Chambers (Kay Kauff
man). Mrs. Verlin Coleman (Gwen
dolyn Hunt) is visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Hunt Mrs. Coleman
has been in Texas and Pitts
burgh, Calif the past seven
months with her army husband,
who is now overseas. '
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gilkey
and children, Johnny, Tommy
and Maureen of Longview, Wash
ington were in Salem over the
weekend as the guests of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Gil
key, j. .
Evening ! book review croup
of AAUW will meet tonight with
Mrs. J. Vinton Scott 744 North
Capitol street at 7:45 o'clock.
Mrs. Scott will review the book
"Bifrma Surgeon" by Gordon
Seagrave. . -
Senator and Mrs. Lee Patter
son of Portland were visitors in
the capital on Monday and Tues
day. GEEVA1S High score awards
went to Kitty Smith and M. D.
Henning and second high to
Edith Bonney and B. J. J. Miller
at the j Community card club
party held; Tuesday nighCMrs.
F. P. Runcorn and Mrs. A. De
Jardin are in charge of arrange
ments for the party Tuesday
night April 25, which will be
strictly no host and the last of
the season.
Todays Menu
- Cabbage1 and celery will conv
"bine in salad for ' today; 'lamb
"chops will "f be i ' the main - dish.
: Here's the menu: ' ''':
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Cabbage, celerjsalad
:' " j..Lamb chops , v
' rS , .. Glazed - carrots,. r; . .
f - " - . Whipped' potatoes "' ::l ; ,
Prunerarige-sauci
X. . f Balked 'custard J f
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PRUNE-OttANGE
SAUCE'
2 cups ' sugar a-" . ;
liVcups'water'vP;!';:;'
,; . . FeW 'grains saib:r '' V?-; f
' 1 cup pitte4,fjC0ted prunes f
. 2 oranges, medTum size, -thinly
,- sliced ; S ; ; '
- Add sugar and water to sauce
pan, stirring to blend. Add thin
ly sliced orange. Coyer and sim
mer gently over low heat until'
orange is tender, adding a little
: water if , syrup gets too i thick.
Cook until mixture spins a thread
about 5 minutes. ' Add salt and
quartered prunes. Coot " Serve
on top J of ice cream. Serves t.
. RATION CALENDAR
; ! '. " FOOD
Canned goods Bine stamp AS.
through KS, Valid indefinitely.
Meat. Cheese, canned fish and edi
ble fat Red stamps AS through MS
valid indefinitely. : li
Sugar Stamps number 30 and 31
good for five pounds sugar indefi
nitely. Stamp 40 good for five pounds
canning sugar until March 1, 1943.
SHOES'
Stamp No. IS book on good, ex
pires April 30. Airplane stamp No. 1
valid indefinitely. Loos stamps in
valid. i GASOLINE
June 21 expiration date of No. 11
A coupons. May renew B or C cou
pons within but not before IS daya
from date on cover.
Value of gasoline coupons; A. Bl,
CI. 3 gallons; B2. CS. R and T. S
gallons. P. Uk gallons; X. 1 gallon
t vuel on
Period 1 4 coupons good through
'September 30.' Coupons with .gallons
printed on the face valid for amount
indicated until expiration date shown
.on coupon sheet.
- 1 "" TIKES
Periodic Inspection of tires to end
April 20 for passenger cars. Inspec
tion certificates required in obtain
ing replacements.
' 1 STOVE
Purchaser must get certificate at
ration board for new stoves.
WOOD, SAWDUST, COAL
fuel dealers deliver by priorities
based on. needs.
TUKNEK Mrs. Stella MUler
and Mrs. Hallie JCndicott enter--tained
Thursday at the Miller
home with a 1 o'clock luncheon,
in . compliment to Mrs. Anna
Smith and Miss Miriam Grimes,
who are moving to Salem to re
side. An arrangement of spring
flowers centered the table, with
covers placed for Mrs. Anna
Smith. 1 Miss Miriam Grfmes,
Mrs. Maude. Bones, Mrs. Frank
Parr, Mrs. Lucille McKinney,
Mrs. M. O. Pearson, JJrs. Anna
Farris, f Mrs. N. W. Hutchena,
Mrs. Hallie Endicott and Mrs.
Stella Miller.
All of the guests, with the ex
, ception of two, have been frienda
for 40 years. The afternoon waa
spent informally.
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