I s - Tie OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon. WwJntidoy Morning. May 10. 1944 j' , . . V 1 :'
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Sybil. Spears
President of-:
.Spinsters.
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T Miss Sybil .Spears, daughter of
Mr. and Mr. Frank' H. Spears,
sr- was elected president of. the I
Spinsters when they met at her f
home Monday night Miss. Spears
is i Willamette university grad-' ?;
u'ate and a member. 0 Beta CM J
sorority. She ia now, Willamette
aiumni secretary, Mia ramna ,'t
Vandeneynde ; h a 1, . served ' as
president of the JSpinsters the .
past 'year. " . . ,
Other new officers are Miss
Jean , Burrelt, j vice-president;
Miss Roberta Jean Yocom, sec
retary; and Miss Katie Quistad,
treasurer.;
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Four new members were an
nounced at the meeting and in
clude Miss Mary Elizabeth Sis
son Miss Betty Childs, Miss Mi
riam Becke and Miss Jean Mc
Pherson. Miss I Sisson :. is the
daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Brown
E. Sisson and is attending the
University of Washington, where
she is a Pi Beta Phi. Miss Childs,
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Childs, is attending the Uni
versity of Oregon and is a mem
ber of Delta Delta Delta. Miss
Becke is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Karl Becke and is a fresh
man at the University of Oregon.
Her sorority is Pi Beta PhL Miss
McPherson is a newcomer to Sa
lem and the daugther of Mr. and
Mrs. Claude A. McPherson. She
is president of the Gamma Phj
Beta house on the University ! of
Oregon campus.- ,
Spinsters completed plans for
the Mother's day breakfast to be
held at the Golden Pheasant
Sunday morning. Miss Florence
Duffy and Miss Mary Jane (Bra
bee are in charge of arrange
ments.. ' ., '...: ' , "1 y, ('."
Saturday, June 3 was set jas
the date for the table display
which the Spinsters will sponsor
in the Valley Moto showrooms
from 3 to 10 o'clock. 1 !
Carnations Will j
Be on Sale 1 j
" American War Mothers in .
Salem plan to sell 4000 red and
white carnations on Saturday,
May 13 on Salem streets. They
will be assisted by women from'
the Disabled American Veter
ans, Veterans of Foreign Wars
and the7 American Legion aux
iliary, and also girls from Salem
high and junior high schools.
Ex service men in veterans'
hospitals make the carnations
each year. . ; " ' '.' " "
. Money" made from sale of the
carnations goes to the Salem
American War Mothers' contri
bution to the war chest, Red
Cross and war bonds. "The pub
licjias always helped us put the
sale over," a spokesman for the
organization said. . !
Headquarters for the carna
tions will be at the Court and
Commercial street USO, where
workers will find carnations
for sale. A hot lunch will, be
served at the YMCA to workers
at noon and prizes given..
Styled by
Fores! Park
Black Patent ankle wrap
tilth medium heel.
- Black or Br own Kid
Pump with the new loop
bow.' For that short ap
pearance. or? cms
t'hitr Y.rowit Shoe Store
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CLUB CALENDAR
WEDNESDAY i
Woman's Missionary society of
Tirst Presbyterian church, 3 jp.m.
Missionary society First Con
.jrejaUohal. church, church tM
p.m.
AAUW afternoon book review .
croup with Mrs. M. Lawrence.
Lister. 1593 Jefferson street. 1:15
dessert luncheon.
V FRIDAY ' '' X: I
North Salem WCTXJ with Mn.
W. P. Miller. 376 North 23rd '
street, 2 paw.
BPW Members on
State Board
Members of the Salem Busi
ness and Professional Woman's
club, returning Sunday from the
state convention at Klamath
Falls, report the re-appointment
of Mrs. . Carmalite Weddle as
state education chairman, and
the appointment of Miss Ida Mae
Smith, also of Salem, as state
legislation chairman. This gives
the Salem club three members
on the state executive board for
the coming year, as Miss Phebe
McAdams .president-elect of the
local club, will also be a mem
ber of the state board.
" Miss Hazel Roenicke, as scrap
book chairman, and Miss Betty
Elofson, as chairman of publi
city, Have also been notified that
Salem won third prize for their
scrap book this year. w
Presiding over the convention
was Mrs. Isabelle Brixner, of
Klamath Tails, president of the
Oregon Federation. Mrs. Brix
ner announced that 1944 had
seen an all-time high in mem
bership of the national federa
tion. Oregon now has 1264 mem
bers in 27 clubs throughout the
state.
Reports from clubs of the state
indicate that members of Busi
ness and Professional Women's
clubs in Oregon and throughout
the nation, have been actively
engaged in war work and de
fence activities and promotion
of legislation. The present legis
lative program includes efforts
in behalf of the improvement of
the merit system in government,
with appointments made without
regard to .sex, an adequate ap
propriation for women's bureau,
US department iof labor, and an
equal rights amendment.
Mrs. Maude E. Empey, of San
Jose, California, second vice
president of the national feder
ation, was speaker at the formal
banquet on Saturday night,
which marked also the celebra
tion of the 25th anniversary of
the national federation.
State officers elected for the
coming year were: president,
Mrs. Constance Weber, Hood
River; first vice president, Mrs.
Kathleen Miller, Albany; sec
ond vice president, Miss Leone
Jensen, Eugene; recording sec
retary, Mrs. Charlotte Donovan,
Toledo; corresponding secretary,
Miss Jeanne Selleck, Hood Riv
er; and treasurer, Mrs. Charline
Edwards, Corvallis.
i The 1945 convention will be
held at Hood River.
I'. Mrs. Winnie Pettyjohn, of the
Salem club, spoke Saturday af
ternoon" on "Responsibility of
the Woman Voter in 1944."
i Mrv Ernest C. Richards will
entertain members of the
Thursday club at her home on
North 21st street at a 1:30 des
sert luncheon. Assisting host
esses will be Mrs. L. H. McMa-
han and Miss Oda Chapman.
Today's Menu
j Spinach and hard cooked eggs
will form the salad for" today,
and well have the last of the
frozen strawberries on biscuits
for dessert - ; -
Spinach, hard cooked egg
Minute steaks Figaro sauce
Buttered new carrots
Parsleyed potatoes
Strawberry shortcake -
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FIGARO SAUCE .
. . cup . mayonnaise
3 tablespoons flour .
i -cup milk . .
' jeaspoon sail
. Dash cayenne'
I
, 1 tablespoon chopped onion -3
tablespoons chili - sauce
.Mix mayonnaise and flour.
; Add milk gradually. Cook, stir
ring constantly until thickened.
Add seasonings, onion,4 chili
"sauce and mix welt , 7
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Fon noinEQ's'DAV
GIVE LIVniG FLAIITS
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Azaleas -.-...I.
Ked leaf
$1.C3
plums u.:-. ... ea.
Flowering ' p e a e h e with
dirt balls for safe - planting.
Gladiolus balbs
g dosen ...'...
$1X3
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Oar sales yard closes for season en Saturday, May 13th
; raiiCTT FEflcc? irjnsznY . ;i
, J 373 S. Liberty . Elks. S. jof Armory
mm
Miss Darr
Romapic news today con
cerns , tjfs e engagement of Miss
Leisla tarr and Mr. Clarence
H. Weblr, private first class,
United itates army. Miss Darr
is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
A. R. Darr and her fiance is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weber
of Freeport, Illinois. N o plans
en made for the wed-
iarr is a graduate of Sa-
dIs and is now with the
lilities. commission. --
er attended schools in
Illinois and is - now stationed at
Camp Clrson, Colorado. He for
merly was at Camp Adair.,
Beta Chi Mothers
Give Limcheon
- Portlaid Beta Chi , mothers
were honor guests at a luncheon
at the chapter house Tuesday af
ternoon when members of the
Salem Beta Chi Mothers club
entertained. The luncheon table
was cenjered Ivith a miniature
May pol)p and arranged at the
base werfe iris, daisies, tulips and
rhododendrons? After the lunch
eon hou Mrs George Rossman
reviewed ''ATree Grows in
Brooklyit" I . ,
Portlad moUiers honored were
Mrs. C L Andrews, Mrs. Wil
liam E. knouff, Mrs. Donald B.
Minor, jtfrs. tiarry .R. Symes,
Mrs. E. . Jeahete, Mrs. Arthur
H. Armsrong,Mrs. J. C. Oakes,
Mrs. Edward SCraven. Mrs. W.
E. Butlel and: Mrs. C. W. Zim-
merman
Hostejfes pjresent were Mrs.
George pell of Stayton, Mrs.
Robert Brady, Mrs. A. A.
Schram, Mrs. Wayne Price,
Mrs. Waiter Minier, Mrs. H. :H. .
Vandevct, Mis. B. H. White,
Mrs. L.S. Cfvert, Mrs. E. W.
Petersorf- Mrs. Solon Shinkle,
Mrs- S. p. Laughlin, Mrs. Frank
H. Speafs, sr.f Mrs. C. E, Sieg
mund, jVIrs. I David Cameron,
Mrs. Joseph Davidson, Mrs.
Charles Stricfelin, Mrs. Lewis
Griffith, Mrs. Homer Egan, Mrs.
Charles Eyre, Mrs. R. Shaffer,
Mrs. T. I. Newman, Mrs. Oliver
Huston, (Mrs. Arthur G. Upston,
and Mrs Franklin Bishop.
Mr M. C. Fladley opened
her home to , members of the
Mafion-jPollc -county medical
auxiliary Tuesday night A des
sert surjper was served at 6:30
o'clock followed by, a business
meeting! ' During the -evening
Professor Ralph Dobbs played a
group o piano selections.
Sales! General hospital auxil
iary members" will meet Thurs
day moWing at ten o'clock at
the YSCA with Mrs. William
Burghadt presiding. The meet
ing day has been changed from
TuesdaJ to Thursday.
Mrs. firate Carkin left ; by
plane I'riday night for San
Frandsfq to meet her navy en
sign huiband, who has returned
from ative sea duty. Ensign
and Mr. Carkin will remain in
the bay city ; until he receives
further lorders.
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Mrs. i Marvin Ritchie was
hostess jto members of her club
at bridge and supper Tuesday
night Additional guests were
Mrs. Edward ' Pace and Mrs.
Chesteri Pickens.
Mrs. pCharles Feike will pre
side ata dessert luncheon and
afternoon of bridge today at her
home ob Richmond avenue I for
members of her club.
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Mrs. Otto SkepU, Jr, will en
tertain Ithe Delta Phi alumnae
' at the Q. R. Skopil home Thurs-
day night " i .
...DR. WILL J.
THOMPSON .
Optometrist and
r- Orthoplst
311 Oregon Bldg'.
Over Sears Stare
Grafted rhodod-
$1.C3
enoronf p
Largt flowering clematis
Porplel red, -? GT-viT'" -
blue
ea.
New, highly colored
Brooms .-..!..
$1.C3
have bet
ding. I
Miss I
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public Cf
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Visitor--Feted
At -Party:-:-:.
Tuesday
kV" Miss Jane MacLachlanwho is '
- home, on leave from Norntart,
Oklahoma, where she is station-
! ed with; the: WAVES, was", the"
; honor1 , guest at ; a smartly ar-j
ranged." party Tuesday, nightl
when Miss1 Patricia -Ryan enter-' .
: tairied fat her Ihome "on 'North
':i5thistreet.:;lr-i: ';.. ; ' '
' A dessert supper 'was, served '
,;by the hostess J and ; the" - dining
"room table wail centered with s 1
bouquet of lavendar . lilacs "and
iris and spyrea, flanked by white
candles. Mixed ' garden ' bouquets
:were arranged .in one living
room. Bridge was in play duiing
the evening, r .n':..,:'.- ;-
i , Honoring j Miss f MacLachlan
were her mothef, Mrs. Lynn R.
' MacLachlan, and jf sister,' Mrs.
Robert : , DeVlilg, Miss Nancy
Stricklin, Miss, Dorothy Kosch
t mider, Miss Brnice Elgin, Miss
SybU Spears, iMiss Sally Mc-.
' aeUand, Misf Phyllis Ryan,
Mrs. OGeorge ' LaVatta, Mrs. J.
; H. Ryan and Miss Patricia
Ryan.
James Rutnam .
Is Married
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In a setting 6f spring flowers,
Miss Borghild Hanson of San
Francisco and James F. Putnam
of the Seabees, stationed at Fort; ,
Hueneme, California, ' formerly
of Salem, were united in ) mar
riage at the home of the groom's
parents, Mr. and Mrs.' O. B. Put
nam of Albany, on Sunday aft
ernoon, May 7, before the family
and a few friends. j '
The maid of honor was Miss
Barbara Putnam, sister- of the
groom, while Mr. Ray Abplan
alp, also of the Seabees, acted
as best man. The candles! were
lighted by Sgt. Joe Alexander of
Camp Adair. S
Mr. Bill Putnam, stationed
Iwith the army at Fort Ord, Cali
fornia, sang two numbers before
the ceremony, "I Love You
Truly" and "Because," accom
panied by his sister, Miss Helen
Putnam.
The bride wore a nav blue
suit and a corsage of gardenias
and bouvardia.
Following the ceremony, a re
ception was held at the home of
the groom's parents at which
Mrs. Abplanalp poured and Mrs.
M. Sj Bunnell of Salem, aunt
of the groom, served the ices.
The couple is enjoying a short
wedding trip at the coast before
returning to California.
Luncheon for r-Vv
Bill Bush
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William Henry Bush will
celebrate his third birthday to
day jwhen his grandmother,
Mrs, Ludwig Mickelson, enter
tains; at luncheon at her South
Commercial street home. A yel--low
color scheme will be car
ried out in the table appoint
ments. , Honoring William Henry will
: be his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Bush, and sister, Su
san, Tracy Ann.Imlah and Mrs.
Selwin . Imlah, Bruce Turner
and Mrs. William Turner, Jac
queline Byrd, and Mr. and Mrs.
: Ludwig Mickelson.
Kathle HeltzeL daughter of"
the Charles Heltzels, is in Port
land for the week as a guest at '
r the home of her ! grandmother,
- Mrs. W. W. Gabriel. .
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Salem
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noon at 2 o'
. liams will . lead tfie devotions
: There; will:-be a' discussion
primary ballot and: Mrs. D.vO,
v Lear will give -the lessonr'" "A ;'-.:
,Just and
. hour will
; Election of "delegates to state
convention of the. Veterans pf
Foreign Wars auxiliary was held
at the Monday night meeting of
Mmnt rTny.iUl ! -
. ident, Mrs, Chailes Hunt,-pre-
siding.
, i .
Those elected to go to the. con
vention which will be held in
Portland 5 June ;15ri-17-18 : are
Mrs. Nan Clare, Mrs. ) Solon
Shinkle, Mrs. Clarence- Forbis; '
Mrs. Leon Hansen, s Mrs. Joe
Stimiman, Mrs. James Beall,
Mrs. Virgil Bolton, Mrs. James
Hartley, Mrs. Frank Prince and
Mrs. Willie Boone. Alternates
are Mrs. Edwin BolandJ ; Mrs.
Cyrol Nadon, Mrs. Arthur. Da
vis, Mrs. Genevieve Olson, Mrs.
Chris Free, Mrs. ' Grace Hager
man, Mrs. FJvera Beard . and
Mrs. Floy Collar.
The auxfliary voted $40 to the
national health and happiness
fund and $10 to the national cot
tage fund for orphan children. r
The bond chairman reported
that auxiliary members have
personally purchased $14,025 in
war bonds. Fifty-six "Mother's
Day" cards have been, sent to
war mothers.
Mrs. Virgil Bolton, Buddy Pop
py chairman, reported the sale
to be May 26-27, and headquar
ters will be at Kay's dress shop
at 460 State street All members
who can sell are asked to report
to Mrs. Bolton by phoning
2-1678, or be at headquarters
early the mornings of May 26
27. . j
Mrs. Arwin Strayer' reported a
district meeting to be held in the
near future. There will be a de
apartment meeting in Portland
May 19 at 8 o'clock at the World
War post building, Southeast
25th and Madison streets, pre
ceded, by a dinner at 6:30
o'clock. J
Mrs. Nan Clare gave a report
of a recent visit to the day room
the auxiliary furnished at Camp
Adair. The next meeting jof Mar
ion auxiliary will be . May 22 at
the Veterans' hall.
Student Recital
At Music Hall
A program planned for today
at 3:15 at music hall auditorium,
is the student recital by memj
bers of the school of music, Wilj
lamette university. This is one
of the National Music week pro
grams being given this week.
The following is the after
noon's program, to which the inw
terested public is invited:
Concerto in O Minor (For Clarinet
and Piano) : 1 Handel
Gladys Stone. Clarinet
Rosalee Smith, Piano
Piano L
Valss Romantique L Debusay
Louise Wrisley
Voica ,
Affanni del pensier
Handel
O Had I Jubal s Lyre i . .Handel
Barbara rJuefendorf
Piano
Etude, Op. 4, No. 3 Siymanowski
Dorothy Toomey
Piano
French Suite In- G Major 4 Bach
AUemand, Gigue, Gavotte
Rosalee Smith
Voice
II Lacerato Spirito (From ; Simon
Boccaneera 1 -. 4...Verdi
Corydon Blodgett
Piano i
Prelude in C Sharp Minor ..J. Serlabln
Norwegian Bridal Procession .Grief
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Durable Peace.-, A tea . invited. guests ,to supper , tonight V XrAA -nDArHnH ' w . num. V n?
follow the- meeting , the home ot her sister. -Mrs; ;ivii m i-wi uunu ; r nusi ionnai panqueion wonoay
t;t:-----' .-.-v ij ixi---rt "1- -v-.c..sf - nignt at ouocic in tne school
TV j J : 3- SrfKSSMSie' eree under the cafeteria: Spring flower, and
DfilerrrttftS :Am iT '4.rtM Mrs. .Clirenpe Town- 3 will be used Irr the com-
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leigh, North dCaroliha where;$he
wm jbe married! to, Ensign .El
mer Harrold on May , 20. : ;. ;
:. ''A lmenl shower will complir
ment the.-jbrioto-be and, the
evening will be.spent inf ormalljf.
Arrangements of ; spring flowers
will provide the aecorative-noteu
.ij vl-i- tuts tlt.v
S1UUCU UJ UVUVl i imm -w
are Mrs: Albert McKay, Mrs,
Stanley McKay, Miss Stella and
Miss Mary McKay, Miss Marjory
Maulding, Miss Emma Lou East:
Miss Sally McClelland, Miss Pa-
trida Tracy, Miss Rosella Beli;
Miss Olene Mehlhoff, Miss Ev
elyn Collins, j Mrs. Raymond
Beard. Mrs. : iRobert Hamilton
and Mrs. Solon Shinkle.
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Mrs Pikq New
President
Mrs. . James C. Fike . was
elected president of the Salem
"Junior j Woman's club at the
regular . meelincj Monday night
at the clubhouse.) Mrs. Pike, who
has served as (irst vice-president
the ast year, recently re
turned from St. , Louis, MoW
where she1 attended the; general
federation! of Women's clubs
convention.) Mrs. Delbert
Schwabbayier, who also at
tended the convention, is the
retiring president. : H
; Other Hew officers are Mrs.
Fred C. Cast, irst vice-president,
whoj was i-ecently elected
president Iof the; Marion county
federation! of Women's clubs;
Mrs. Merrill Falkenhagen, sec
ond vice-president; Miss Jua
nita STverson,.ecordingsecre-
tary; Miss Ma belle Frazer, cor
responding; secretary; Mrs. Rob-;
ert Worral, treasurer; Miss Hat
tie B r a t; z e 1, parliamentarian;
Miss Maria Dares, publicity; Mrs.
Howard lEismann and Mrs.
Maurice Brennen, elected to the
board of directors for two years.
Three Jnew members were
initiated Including Mrs. Gerald
Fisher, Mrs. Ro Van Dorn ind
Mrs. Arthur Rothlin. Mrs. Ken
neth Carrj and Mrs. Elmo Lind
holm gave reports on the Mar
ion county federation meeting
held in Silvertoh. " j
Plans were discussed' for ithe
annual mothers'; tea and instal
lation of officers to be held i on
Monday, May 22.
New
Officers to
Be Installed
New officers will be installed
at the last meeting of the season
for members oi the West jSa-,
lem Woman's club this afternoon
at the city hall. i
Mrs. Norris Looney will in
stall Mrs.j Waldo Mercer, presi
dent; Mrs. Glenn Davenport,'
vice-president; (Mrs. I
"Franklin,! secretary, and
Dean Tucker, treasurer.
WJ
Mrs.
Bin. Wilson
Siegmund
will
entertain I members of her club
tonight at her home on North
24th street A late supper will
follow an evening of contract
Mrs. Stuart Lancefield
Mrs. Herman Estes will be
cial 'guests. , j
and
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ttrto ceittroL Two MrtJ Ueinh
fetturs ? for coRf!ttcal wtsft'
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JohnO Burtham. 455 . Grove
i. .(jrand Lodge - to
send initiated s Mrs.i3uy -New
gent ..and rMiarl6im Gold
stein into the. Rebekah lodge at
:the meeting' on Jtfonday.. Five
visitors ' were loresent. for -.ithe
tremony.-:A - -v -- ..v-V.
Three ; Link club . announced
their all day sewing on Wednes
day. Also that there would be
ino sewing on the following Wed
nesday because of the Grand
Lodge session In Portland. Three
Link club announced .their reg-
ular meeting for , Friday ' after
noon m tne ciud rooms with a
no-host luncheon to be served
at one o'clock. Mrs. George Hen
derson! is in charge of the ar-
rangements. , 'h:v'. ' ---'.y,:t;. ::'
. Past, noble grands announced
their meeting for the fourth k
I Wednesday night of this month!!
to meet at the home of Mrs. Ha- j
zel Price on North Front street i
Next Monday night is to be
"Good of the OrMer" night with
Mrs. mil Otjen in charge of
the program. : '
The) Grand Lodge meets in
Portland next week on Tuesday,"
Wednesday and Thursday. Dele
gates from Salem lodge are Mrs. v
Merlin Ready, . Mrs. . Victoria ;
Stirfler, Mrs. William. Gardner,
Miss Wilda Siegmund, Mrs. Wil- S
liam : Cladek and Mrs. Victor
Koop. t Also ; attending will be
Mrs. Gustave Erickson, district
deputy president Mrs. William
Gardner has been recommended
for district deputy president for
next term.. ' i
FL Club Plans -Breakfast
The FL club of Salem Re
bekah lodge met at the home of
Mrs. Chester Mattisoh in North
Liberty street for the ; regular
business meeting. Plans were
formulated . for the mother
daughter breakfast to be held
May 14 at Schneider's, i
After the business session re
freshments were served by the
hostess in the dining room to.
Mrs. j Chester Lanktree, Mrs.
Emit Otjen, Mrs. Gavin HOI,
Mrs. -Victor M. Koop, Mrs. La
Ver jApplegate, Mrs. Vernon
Frahm and Miss Beroice Kretz.
MACLEAY Mrs. Homer
Harrison and Mrs. W. Welch will
entertain 4M club members and
their
home
husbands
tonight
at the Harrison
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-..f '- The banquet is 'a farewell af-
fair for seniors who will gradui
ate this year, and is also installa
: tion of new officers.; Wllma Ear-
nest has been chosen 'president
and wilf take office "that night '
Other officers are; Beverly
' Wadsworth, first vice-president;
Thelma Gamble, second vice
, president; Ruby Burnham, sec
retaxy; Dorothy . Richardson
-- treasurer; D oris Barrett ser-
geant-at-arms; . - Jackie Torger
son, song and yell Queen;" Doris
Dimbat assisted . by Mary r Lou ,
McKay, Jym 1 Jamboree chair-
. man; j Betty Kissel, wardrobe ,
' mistress; Donna Henderson, as--.
sistant; Carolyn Carson, report
. er and Jo Ann Tweedie, music. .
Headsrof sports are Hazel Pe
terson, Betty Lou Kayser, Ar-
dith Beckstein, ; Peggy Paxson,
Jo Eileen Baney, Thelma Ralph,
: Norma Cass, Peggy Sears,Des
sie Lee Holmes,; Jo Ann Long,
Marjorie ! LindahX Betty Loy
Everets, Patsy L Nickens, Lois
Burris, Luella Owensl Shirley
Kenagy, Suzanne Small, Shirley
Lukins, Pauline ' Foster, Char
lotte Wiliiams.
Mri.; Grace Walgamott, MrsJ
Edith Surrell and Miss Margaret
Shipler are' advisors to the Girls
Letter club. 1
Visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. . John Peterson: in the
Keizer district is the former's
father, Mr. E. F. Peterson of
Spokane. i ,
, , them! '
HAVE YOUR EYES
EXAMINED NOW!
Dr. Harry A. Brown
' Optometrist
14 N. Liberty St
or Legging
Upstate Agency
Marshfiald
Salem - Died 4i09
rerc?
Voai eyes are pricekssV
They must serve you
,.tvt a lifetime. Dont r
W "take chances" with 'A
CHGT
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