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Mrs. Wendell Patch j were host-
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pleasure Of Miss . Mary Jane
Kestly, bride-elect of Mr. James
VLs Davis, United States coast
guard.' f ' '".
i Bridge was la play during the
evening and a late supper was
served by the hostesses. A mis
cellaneous shower complimented
the bride-to-be. Bouquets of
mixed garden flowers 'provided
the decorative note about the
guest rooms. -.; '
Honoring' M 1 s s Kestly were
her mother, Mrs. Walter Kestly,
Mrs. James Mott, Miss Dorothy
Mott, Mrs. John Sullivan, Mrs.'
i Daniel B. Jarman, Miss Anita
Jarman, Mrs. William Thomp
son, Mrs. Lola Belle Foster, Miss
Pauline Foster, Mrs. Frank Doo
little, Mrs. Meredith Huggins,
Mrs. Henry Lee, ! Miss Patricia
Lee,' Miss Hattle Bratzel, Mrs
Fred Sullivan, Mrs. Aron Astill,
Mrs. Charles Pratt, Mrs. -Paul
; H. Hauser, sr, Mrs. Walter
Lansing, Mrs. Arthur Bayly,
Mrs. W. H. Anderson, Mrs. J.
Ev Tryon, Mrs.' Henna Pfister, .
Mrs. Clo Johnson, Mrs. Ben
Wittner, Mrs. Walter Cline,
Mrs. Wendell Patch and Mrs.
Miller Harden. .
Larry McCaraar
To Celebrate
Larry McCargar, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald McCargar, will
celebrate his third birthday this
afternooniat an informal party
at the McCargar home on Fir
street Refreshments and birth
day cake will be served later in
the afternoon. ,
Larry's guests will be Gregory
Stadter, Douglas Hamilton, Da
vid McCormick, Julia Marshall.
Fredericks Wood, Diana Pearcy,
Susan Keech, Nancy Miller,
Jimmy Heltzel and I Tommy
Heltzel. ,
Mothers accompanying their
children will be Mrs. Edward
' O. Stadter, Jr., Mrs. Clarence
Hamilton, Mrs. Gordon McCor
mick, Mrs. Willard Marshall,
Mrs. Charles Wood, Mrs. Knight
Pearcy, Mrs. Edwin Keech, Mrs.
Vera Miller, Mrs. Charles Helt
.zel and Mrs. John HeltzeL
- 'Several Salem girls cava a
musical program before mem
dub at the home of Mrs. Marion
Looney on j Wednesday. They
included Betty Peetz, pianist,
Betty Jean Merten, vocalist, ac
companied by . Jewell Gueffroy
and Donna Jane Macklin, violin
ist Mrs! Hans Willis nt Thielsea
(Constance Cartmill) is visiting'
for a few days at the home of
her husband's parents, Mr. 'and
Mrs. H. William Thielsen. The
visitor has been living ' in San
Francisco and will go on to Seat
tle Monday to join her husband,
who has been In Pasco with the
Seabees.
MACLEAT Mrs. Heater
Harrison , and Mrs. Woody Welch
were hostesses to members of ,
the Macleay 4M Women's club
and their husbands at the Har
rison home Wednesday night for '
the last meeting of the season.
At a short business meeting,
reports were given by Mrs. Cleo.
McMorris and Mrs. Harry Mar- '
tin, sr, on the county federation
'meeting. The evening was spent
Informally.
Present were Mr. and Mrs..
Geo McMorris, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry: Martin, sr, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Humphreys, Mr. and Mrs."
M. M. Magee, Mrs. J. F. C. Te
kenburg. Mr. and Mrs. Woody
Welch and Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Harrison. r
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MOKDAT 1
St. Anne's guild, with i Mrs.
John Canon, W South Comroer- .
dal street, S pjn. 1.
Whit Shrine of Jerusalem meet
at! Masonic temple. S p.m. i
American Legion auxiliary. S
61. Eatertaia American . War
others. ! -
Camma Phi Beta alumnae with
Mrs. Ivan Merchant, .route 4,
S3S dinner.
Wesleyan Service gvdld, Leslie
Methodist church, with Mrs. Irr-
inf DeFrance, 1334 Court street,
pxa. ; !
Alpha Chi Omega ! alumnae
with Mrs. Monroe Gilbert, route
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TtnESOAT
Salem Ministers Wires meet
with Mrs. C. A. Kens, at TMCA :
at YUM.
AAUW recent graduates cover
ed dish dinner with Mrs. W. H.
Bradford, 2070 Center street,
30 pjn. - .
Book-a-Moath club with Mrs.
A. i A. Beed. 1380 Center street,
10S dtseirt luncheon,
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WIDMIIDAT
lalem Writers, club with Dr.
and Mrs. Morton E. Peck, 1552
Court .street, 7 0 pjn.
TBXTBSDAT
Wives at officers of 70th divi
sion, luncheon at U M at Marion
. hoteL
DeMolar Mothers' club, resvdar
monUUy luncheon. Masonic hall.
Salem General Hospital auxil
iary. 10 am. at YWCA.
- Lilona auxiliary with Mrs.
George KhMeri. 1849 South
Chnrch street, S pjn.
Friendly Melxhbors Garden
elub with Mrs. C D. Anderson.
USO rairmount street, dessert
- luncheon, 1:13 pjn.
Recorded Music
Draws Attention
A concert of recorded music
of numbers from famous light
operas will be given in the re
creation room of the YWCA on
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Robert Rawson will offer his
usual comments on each num-
ber. The public is invited.
Ranting Song from "Robin Hood"
" j - DeKeve
I Victor male chorus
Only A Reee from "The Vagabond
King" L rami
t Carolyn Thomson
Serenade from "The Love Can
I Lehar
T" Maria Jeritza
Gems from "The DoU Girl" Kern .
Victor IJ(ht Opera company
My Beautiful Lady from "The Pink
Lady" Caryll
Lucy Marsh and chorus
When a Maid Comes Knocking at ;
Yeur Heart from
"Tba Fire-
Jrlml
Olira Kline
Gems from "Miss Caprice" Tall
Victor Li frit Opera company
Don't! Turn My Picture to the
Wall from The Girl from Mont-
martc" ; r. Kern
Helen Clark and
! Walter Van Brunt
Selections from "Pinafore" .Sullivan
Victor Concert orchestra
Twilight from "Earl Carroll's
"Vanities" , ,. Hamilton
-1 Maria Jerttxa -
Wattzea from "That Firefl y" TTiml
Victor Coacert orchestra
lUliaA Street Song from "Naughty
Marietta" Herbert
Lucy Marsh and chorus
Song of the Vagabonds from "The
. Vagabond Kins" Frtml
i Dennis King and
Victor Light Opera company
Delta Phi Alums
At Skopil's
Mrs. Otto Skopil, jr. was host
ess to the Delta Phi alumnae
Thursday night Plans were
made for-a dinner to honor -tho
graduating seniors and com
mencement activities. A lata
supper was served by the host
ess, j -'k k-.
Attending were Mrs. Howard
' Bergman, Mrs. William Bush,
Mr. Veriin G. Coleman, Mrs. E.
T. Barnett, Miss Marian Bretz,
. Miss Tbelma Davis and . Mrs.
;SkopH.
Today's Menu
The weekend specials for
three days will be vegetables,
with; a : fried chicken meal
thrownr in,
- TODAY v
. Green bean, onion salad
Lamb curry with
- . Rico .
Buttered - cauliflower
Chocolate cooldes
Custard '
SUNDAY-
Summer vegetable salad
Fried chicken .
Fresh asparagus
: Boiled new potatoes ,.-.
Gravy
, Rhubarb tapioca '
MONDAY ;
Cabbage slaw
Irish stew
Carrots, onions, celery . .
Hot biscuits
- , Walnut pie
WALNUT PES :
cup margarine ..
cup brown sugar
r eggs -:i v :;; v
. Va teaspoon salt
; 1 cup light corn syrup x
. ii .teaitpoon vanilla . r J ;
- 1 cup chopped nut meats ' -
Cream, znararine and- susar.
Add other .Ingredients - and mix
well. Lin a pie pan with plain
pastry and pour in filling. Hake
'. O minutes in a moderate oven
(33 degrees) .chSl. cover wi'Ja
"crcin cr serve without
Tha
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Younger Set
Bidden to
Miss Janet Kirk and Miss
Elizabeth ' Kelson have invited
sixty-five of their Salem high
school Junior classmates to an
informal parry at the Walter
Kirk " country place in Morning
side tonight
Hours are from 8 to 12 o'clock
and after a wiener roast guests
will play badminton and horse-'
shoes; Dancing will be enjoyed
on the terrace during the eve- :
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Chaperones will ' be the par
ents lot. the hostesses, Mr. and'
Mrs.Walter Kirk andrMr. and:
Mrs. George Nelson.
Margaret Hood to
Preserit Pupils
Pupils of Miss Margaret Hood
. will be' presented in a piano re
cital in the lobby of the TMCA
Sunday afternoon at S o'clock.
Assisting on the program will
be Mr. Corydon Blodgett, bari
tone, 'pupil of Dean Melvin H.
GelstJ Wfllametta Taniversity
- school of music. The interested
public Is invited to attend.
Appearing' on the program
will be Judith Richards, Tom
1 Steeves, Murray Jensen, Mary
Lou Zumwalt, Julia Ann Miller,.
Lynn: Jensen, Dorothy Miller;
Jeannine Graber, Patricia Lis
ter, Catherine Siegmund, Mi
chael Deeney, Virginia Barthol
v omewv j Shirley Karsten, Sua
McElhinny, Elsie Carr, Mari
anne ( Aston, Marjorie Becke,
Barbara Zumwalt, Prudenca
Craigvl Elizabeth Jane Johnson,
Marian ' Alien, Peter Morse,
Joan Marie Miller, Peggy Bur
roughs, Mardlla Allen and
Janet Rilea,
Mrs. Case New
President
Mrs.: Wade Carter was hostess
to the; Merry Minglers Thursday
afternoon. She was assisted by
Mrs Florence Baker. Mrs. Covil
Case was elected president for
the ensuing year; Mrs. , . S.
Barker, vice-president, and Mrs.
Dan Scharf secretary. Mrs. Cleo
Keppinger is the retiring presi
dent ,,;. . j.-"-' " ' . ' --'t
The next meeting will be a
Mothers day party at the home
of Mrs. John Woodburn on May
18. Mrs. Covil Case and Mrs.
Carl Snyder; are in charge of
arrangements.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald I Sdrar
are the parents of a son, Donald
LeRoyJ jr, born April 19 at the
W ile ex Memorial hospital in
Portland. Grandparents are Mrs.
Lydia R. Schur of Salem and Mr.
-and Mrs. George W. Boley of
Portland. Mrs. Schur is the for
mer Doris Boley. The baby's fa-
. ther is a paratrooper stationed
at Camp Forrest, Term.
CANTEEN CALENDAR
'SATURDAY, MAT IS ' -
I to Laurel Guild. Knight Me
morial church.
4 to 7- American Legion auxiliary.
7 to 11 Ny Mothers' club. .
SUNDAY, MAT H
to U-Credtt Women'l Breakfast
.elub. .
II to &-Bnai Brith.
1 to 4 Ladies North Howell grange.
' 4 to 7 Eagles auxiliary. . -1
T to 11 Zonta ;club.
MONDAY, MAY IS
Sons of Union Veterans auxiliary.
TUESDAY, MAT IS
: Girl's Service organization.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 17
Hunter and Anglers auxiliary.
' THURSDAY, MAY IS
WSCS Leslie Methodist church.
ntlDAY, MAT It
St. John's church guild.
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Congress with a Eaccrd t!
buistanding Achieve ct
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St Joseph's Catholic church
was decorated with , white gpi
rea, red peonies, bine Iris and
tapers Tuesday afternoon for the
wedding of Miss Helen Marts
field, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Chris MartsCeld, to FM 1c Al
fred Down, Jr, of the US Ma
rine corps, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Down, sr, of Silverton.
The Rev. Fathet T. J, Bernards
officiated, s -" k '
Given in marriage . by her
father, the bride wore a gown
. of white embossed marquisette
fashioned with a. floor-length '
skirt The bodice was made with
a sweetheart neckline and the '
three -quarter -length sleeves
were gathered. Orange, blossoms
held . her -fingertip-length tulle
veil in place. She carried a white
prayer book topped with an or-
. chid, and the streamers 'were
made of bridal knots. ' '
Misi Rosemay Martsfield wag
: maid of honor for her sister. Her
dress was of pink embossed mar
quisette and she wore a match
ing shoulder-length tulle vefl
caught with; shirred blue ribbon -and
carried a nosegay of white
and pink sweetpeas centered
with small blue iris. j
Mr. Pat Lamburtus served as
best man. Mr. -Eugene Marts
field, brother of the bride, serv-
: ed as altar boy.
' Preceding the ceremony, Miss
, Margaret Becker sang "Ave Ma-
' ria , and was accompanied : by '
Wayne Meusey, who also played
the wedding marches.
Mrs.. Martsfield wore a print
jersey dress with navy blue ac
cessories. Mrs. Down,' sr, also
wore a print Jersey . dress with
navy blue accessories. They both
'wore corsages of pink rosebuds
and sweetpeas. ; .;;
A reception flowed at the
Martsfield home 'tor members
for the two "families and bridal
party. The rooms were decorated
with spring flowers. The cake
was topped with a bride and a
marine and two flags, flanked
by four white candles. Miss
Margaret Traeger lighted the
candles, Mrs. Susan Booth cut
the cake, and serving were Miss
Kathleen Dahl, niece oft the
bridegroom, I of ' Valsetz, Miss
Marjorie Pratt, Mrs. Orien Ot
jen, and Mrs. Pat Lamburtus,
both sisters of the bride. Mrs.
James Martsfield, sister-in-law
of the bride, had charge of the
wedding book. !
For going away the bride wore
a brown top coat over a blue
, suit with white and brown ac
cessories and an orchid corsage.
Mrs. Down graduated from
Sacred Heart academy, and be-,
fore her marriage was connect
ed with the Farm Labor bureau.
Mr. Down graduated from Sil
verton schools and has just re
turned from 16 months of active
duty in the South Pacific. After
a short honeymoon he will re
turn to duty and Mrs. Down will
return home, r j
Carnations on J
Sale Today
,
American War mothers, and
assistants working from the Dis
abled American Veterans auxil-
, iary, the American Legion auxil
iary and the Veterans of For
eign Wars auxiliary, win appear
on the streets this morning with
their annual allotment of ! red
, and white carnations. .-
This year they hope to sell
4000 carnations, and funds will
- go toward the American War
Mothers' annual donation to the
. Red Cross and the war chest,
and to buy bonds.
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Miss Edna Mae" Insulin,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
. Dona Poulin, whose en-
gagrement to Mr. .Milford
D. Litwiller, seaman first
class, armed guard.
United States navy, son of
tor. and Mrs. Frank M.
Litwiller, has been ctn
- nounced. No date has
been set for the wedding. :
Annual Spring
Formal Slated
Members of Delta Tan Gam
ma will hold their annual spring
formal tonight in the Mirror
of the Marion hotel with danc
ing between the hours of t:30
and 11:30 pjn. Theme for the
dance is "Spring is in the air,
there Is xnusle .v everywhere
Huge bouquets of spring How-
ers and cherry blossoms will be :
-used as decorations ' throughout
the room.
' Miss Marian &ickson Is gen
eral chairman for the affair.
Heads : of committees working
with her are Miss Joyce Swan,
Miss Janice TiUmmon, Miss Peg
gy Gabriel, Miss Imogen Roy
and Miss Rosalie Hoover. Miss
Laura Jean Curtis and Miss
Clare Toomb will serve.! -
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Harp Ensemble to
Play Recital
. Pupils 'of Sacred Heart acade
my will be presented os Sunday
afternoon in a harp recital, fea
turing the music " of ; Stephen
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.: The program, which' will be
presented at J o'clock in St Jo
seph's hall, includes the loHow
. Jng: I .'(.. '. ' . "
Old fanrs at Boine-oater-Wbisttek-Grade
string, ensemble
BeatrHful Dreamer ; -Foster
Harp, Jo Ana Windiahar - -Jeania
With the Light Brown Hair
'j i ' " i' i . n i it ! yostee
4 Voice, Dean Needham . .
" Harp, Joan Breanaa
TrHano. Cynthia Needham ' ,
EctreQita r Penca-Black
Harp, rrancia Windiahar
Camptown Races i ; . ... roster
- .,. Boys iehorus - -
Baajo, Wayna Meusey
roster
roster
Harp. Jo Ann DeWitt
My Old Kentucky Home .
Voice. Dale Johnson
Harp. Patricia Johnson
Swanee River
roster
The Ceciliana
Mazurka
Schnecker
Barn. Joan Brennaa
A roster ravornes
roster
Mixed voice ensemble -
- Harps. Madeleine Becker, , .
Joan Brennan J
Piano. Jen Boise Evans '
The Magic rbuntain i Chalmers
Uarn. Patricia Johnson
Plzzaeati Novelty r: MerVe-Isaac
Double atrinc quartet
Sunday, jschool
Girls Honored
Mrs. . Wallace - Carson was
hostess to her class of - Sunday
school girls at St Paul's Epis
copal church Thursday: slight at
her ho me on! Leslie street. 'A
dessert supper jras served with
games following. Miss 'Ann Car
son assisted the hostess.
Honor guests
Smith, " Susan
were Betty Lou
Perry, Marilyn
Power, Dorothy - Pederson,
Helen Germain, Leslyn Bur
dette, and Anne Woodmansee.
- Mrs. James Claytea and Mrs.
Floyd Thompson entertained the
Pi Beta Phi alumnae at the for
mer's home Thtuday afternoon.
A dessert luncheon was served
and a business meeting followed.
During the 1 afternoon members
worked on; cohvalescent robes
for soldiers. Eighteen were pres
ent, i ':-
A M4her's day tea wffl be
given this aiteihoon at the par
sonage of Rev. land Mrs. S. Bay
nor Smith, 880 Jefferson street,
when members 'of the Jason Lee
Women's Service Guild enter
tain from 1 toj 4 o'clock. Pro
ceeds from the silver tea will
go toward China relief.
U asvl ltxaj wmiaaa Peeler
are the parents j of a son born at
the Deaconess hospital on Wed
nesday. Lt Porter is now In Ha
wait . i. - j: I,"-
Mrs. Kalph Nelsaa et Saa
Francisco was a visitor ' in the
capital Thursday and ia guest of
Mrs. Wolcott E Buren, her PS
Beta Phi sorority sister. ;
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Achievement
Day Is Held
TURNER ' Turner's annual
Achievement day was attended by
300 students, parents tod facul
ty, A basket dinner was scrvea.
Onenimr with the high school and
srrade Droeram at 19 o'clock; Lee
Ritchey, student body i president.
was master of ceremonies ana lea
in the Hag salute and assembly
singing of America. . .. :.
Mrs. Florence Booth and Mrs.
Leota Sloan's pupils of the first
to - fourth - grades presented a
play entitled 'Trie School Months'
Party.' Chorus selections were
given by the seventh and eightn
grade pupils, directed - by Miss
Dessie . McOay. ;Mrs , ernlce
Barker's pupils of the! fifth, and
sixth 'grades ' presented , a negro
minstrel show. 1 " "f"
The high school program was
conducted by the seniors, and in
cluded the. class history by Ken
neth Young; class win by Helen
Carlson; class prophecy by Neva
Beach; presentation of key, Ar-
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lene Petersen; acceptance of keys
Pat Davis; with the concluding
number, "God Bless America' by
the audience. A baseball game
between Turner and Stayton
high school teams drew a crowd.
Turner defeated the visitors, 5
William Cam Relrtrn
To live ia auiy ? i
' ALBAIfT--Mr.f and Mrs. Wil
liam Garr, who for several years
have made their home In the Coos
bay area, Tiave returned to Al
bany and have 'purchased the
Eobert," Andrews farm at River
side, southwest of town. They ex
pect to make their home on the
farm. Mrs. Garr will be remem
bered better as Magdalene Koontz,
formerly of Salem and Albany.
Two other farm sales in the
same community have .also been
reported, the Phil Haddoh place
on the Peoria road having been
sold to R. A. Blackford of the
Camp Adair area, while in turn
the Haddons have ' bought and
moved to the Nels Peterson farm
opposite ' Riverside : community
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