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Tha CHZGON CTATECMAIL Cdaxn. Orocjoa. Tuaadar I'orrJag, Cp!amber 23. 1S44
Party Given ;
For Mrs. j :
Cannon ;"
Miss Barbara Porter enter .
tained at a smartly arranged
party Monday night at her home
on North 23rd street fat compli-t
ment to Mrs. Robert C. Cannn
Contract ' bridge was in . play :
during the' evening with, a lata :
' supper, loll owing. Hie - hostess I
was assisted by Mrs, Carl Por- t
ter. Bouquets of delphinium, .
gladioluses, ' phlox and white ;
dahlias provided the decorative,
note about the rooms. .
At the supper hour guests -were
seated at small tables cen-;
tered with white angels holding ,
pink candles and encircled with
delphinium. The guests honored :
Mrs. Cannon with a shower dur
ing the, evening. -
Guests of Miss Porter were .
Mrs. Robert C Cannon, Mrs. .
Clayboraa Dyer, Mrs. 1 Robert
DeArmond, Mrs. Joseph, M. De-, ,
r vers, jr, Mrs. Lester Carter,
Mrs. James H. Nicholson, jr.,
Mrs. Meredith ; Huggins, Miss
. Dorothy Hardie and Mrs. Carl
Porter. . - ; ! -
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Mrs. Barker to
Honor Club
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Mrs. Kenneth Barker will pre
side at a dessert luncheon this
afternoon at her home on Rose
street for members of her club.
Contract bridge will be in play
alter the luncheon hour."
Members are Mrs. Joseph Fel
ton, Mrs. . Clinton Standish, Mrs.
Delbert Schwabbauer, Mrs. A.
A Hager, Mrs. f arren Baker,
Mrs. J. A. Rothenfluch, Mrs.
Daniel Hay, Mrs. Richard Nelson
and Mrs. Kenneth Barker. -
From FtrUand comes word of
the birth of a daughter, Sybil
Ann, to Lt and Mrs. M. Eugene
Reed on Monday- morning at. St.
Vincent's hospital. .The little girl,
who weighed eight pounds three
ounces, is the granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs, George Otten of
Portland, formerly of Salem, and
Mr. -and Mrs. Murden Reed of
Portland. Lt Reed is stationed
near Chicago with ; the United
States navy. Mrs. jReed will be
' remembered as Patricia Otten.
Business and Professional ;
Woman's sewing club met Fri
day night with Mrs. Inez Gran-
. ger. A new member was Jessie
May Llndley. Guests were Mrs.
J. E. Trojan and Mrs. " Viola
- Parkes. Autumn flowers were
used. : The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Laura Pangle. .
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Haass' guests Major and
Mrs. Hugh Adams are her broth
; er-in-law and sister, - Mr. and
j Mrs. Alan Hartley. Mr. Hartley,
I a chief commissary steward in
the navy, recently returned from
duty in the South Pacific. They
are enroute to their home in Se
attle. " :
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kay
Bishop and daughter, Eloise Kay,
of Washougal, Wash-, visited in
Salem Sunday at the homes of
Mrs. C P. Bishop and Mr. Carl
Gabrielson. -
, Visiting friends la Salem Sun
day were Mr! and Mrs. Joseph .
Haryey, jr., and son, Joey, and
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Campbell of
Portland:
Today's Pattern
, Look, Mother only one yard
needed for this cute jumper!
make Pattern 4505 with matching
jacket Make blouse, too, from
same pattenu-i':"''-'. "
Pattern 4505 In'children's sizes:
1, 4, 6, 8 and 10. Size 6, jumper,
takes 1 yard 35-in. fabric; jacket
or blouse, ? yard 35-inch.
Sod rOCTEXN CENTS in coins
Urn pruitca u oook. -
for In la pattern to Tbe Ore for
Statesman. Patttrn Dpt. Salem.
Or. Writ plainly SIZE. NAitX.
ADDRESS 5TIU NUMBOl
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Betrothal of
Couple
Told ' ,
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Announcement Is being mad
of the engagement of Miss Imo
gene Mcintosh, daughter of Mrs.
Florence Mcintosh of San Fran
cisco, formerly of Salem, and Mr.
Donald Stilfler, United States
army, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. JL
Stiffler of Salem. No date has
been set for the wedding. r
Miss Mcintosh, who Is a grad
uate of Salem schools, is entrain
ing today for San Francisco to
reside with her mother. Her fi
ance, who is also a graduate of ,
Salem high school, was inducted
in the army last week. He will
be stationed at Shepperd Field,
Texas.
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Enter Nurses
Training
Miss Pat Varley, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. R. C Varley, and
Miss Peggy Lou Lintz, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hartford
Lintz, left Saturday for Eugene
to begin their nurses training at
Sacred Heart hospital.
The girls axe members of the
United States nurses cadet corps.
.They graduated from Salem
high school in June.
First Sgt aad Mrs. Mom Van
Dell and son, Bobby, have been
guests at the L. C Spence home.
Sgt Van Dell has left for Ft
Jackson, where he will be sta
tioned with the signal intelli
gence and monitoring company.
He was formerly with the 115th
cavalry company and stationed
here. Mrs. Van Dell, the former
Donna Spence, and son will re
main here. - ;
Mrs. William : Thome . and
young daughter Sally, who have
,been living In Spokane are vis
iting at the home of Mr. Thome's
mother, Mrs. W. M. Thome. Mr.
Thome is serving in the South
Pacific with the United States'
navy. ; ' . ,; ;
Weekend guest at the home of
t Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hunter was
the latter's brother, Mr. Joseph
Smith, of Portland. Sunday they
visited in Marquam with Mr.
Smith's other sister, Mrs. Agnes
Jones.
House ruests of Mr. and Mrs.
George E. Hugdal are her moth
er, Mrs. Lucille Hamilton, and
Miss Anita Chucovich of Fresno,
Calif." -. t
Miss Beverly OgUvie of Port
land was the weekend guest of
her brother-in-law . and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Crawford. ;
Miss Molly Jean Maisea ar
rived from San Francisco this
weekend to spend several weeks
with her mother, Mri.iH, G.
Maison.
Miss Rita CUsrett r Portland
was a guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Cal Patton this week
end. ...
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GElilVES
.sciicdlof;
;-dm:cii:3;:;: ;
Corner Liberty-Ferrr St.
All kiddies classes in tap
and acrobatics, at a r t ing
Sat, Sept. 30th, 1 p. ia. t
I'odern ballroom class
slulfez -.Tees 'Oct.- 3rd,
8 p. m. - -
If you era wali, wt can
teach you U dor.es -
SOCIETY
!' CLUBS
: MUSIC
Ik HOME
j CLUB CALCZDAB
.: TDISDAT '
- t Salem council Church Women
meet at YWCA. t p.m.
' Eastern -Star social. Amy club
mmt lot acwins. M.ontg ta-
: pl. i ,
4 Sons of Union Veterans and
' Suxiliary meet with Mr. and '
Mrs. Charles X. Garrett.' 3X
North 17tt street. pjn.
Daughters o St. Elizabeth
i with Mrs. Frank H. Spears, UOS
Chemeketa itreet, T pon.
' B and PW club dinner. Gold
en Pheasant. , fi
WXDMESDAT :f : ' '
'. PresbyterUn Woman's sssocla- .
Hon meet at church. 1 p.m.
Ladles Aid Knirht MeinorUt .
Church, regular business meet
- ing at church parlors, 8 pjn.
Circle Meetings
Are Slated
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The Circles of the Woman's
Society of Christian Service of
the Jason Lee, Memorial Metho
dist church will meet Wednes
day, September 27 for 1:30
o'clock dessert luncheons as fol-
loWs::- hf l' ; ' V V -:-t:': - -
January-July with Mrs." Her
man Clark, 1625 N. Winter street
February-August, 1 with ' Mrs.
Julia Ideen, 1860 N. 22nd street
April-October, with Mrs.: Rob
ert Klemple, 3215 Center street
June-December, with Mrs. F.
L.' Phipps, 290 Fairview avenue.
There will be no meetings of
the March-September and June-
Pecember circles. :
Today's
Needlecraft
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matching purse is quick crochet
And a sure way of looking your
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this pattern . to Tha Oregon States
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. . . 133 Uustratloni of designs for
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(N FALL CAILUWERY
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Be more pleased than eyer tliat you're a woman
p-when you. see what's offered you. in millinery
this season. Ilats are really hats1 again Lwith
devastatingly pretty lines feminine as all get-
but with plumes and
like and youthful are
The 'IvlIcSGa'nG
Ccslem's ExcIuts Cpeciilly . Ciop
s-15 Court
Mrs. -Keller
Is Horior ,
Guest . . .
Mrs. C. S, Keller will be the
honor guest at two delightful
parties : this week prior to her
departure for Rochester, Minne
sota. 'Mrs. Keller and her daugh
ter, Miss Viola Keller, are leav
ing Sunday for a month's visit
, with relatives and friends in
Rochester, v. .'
Mrs. Letha Staats has Invited
guests to dinner tonight at her
home on Marion street for the
pleasure of Mrs.' Keller. Th
Spanish motif will be carried
out in the table appointments.
Covers ;j will v be placed for
Mrs. Keller, Miss Viola Keller.
Mrs. H. E. Crawford, Mrs. R. C .
Hunter, Mrs. William S. Levens.
Mrs. Frank Brown, Mrs. ,W. f J. ,
Lfljequist, Mrs. Grace Jarmsoa
and Mrs, Staats. '
Lancheon Thursday ':' ; v
. Mrs. B. C Hunter will be a'
luncheon hostess Thursday af-1,
ternooa at one : o'clock at her i
home oh South Liberty street ia
honor of Mrs. Keller. An after- !
' noon of contract bridge will fol
low the luncheon hour.
Places will be laid Jor Mrs.
Keller, Mrs. Rose Babcock, Mrs.
M. C Petteys, Mrs. Nellie Har- -ris,
Mrs. Lucille Sweeney, Mrs.
Letha Staats, Mrs. Harris Lietx
and Mrs. Hunter. ,
Harold Reid to
Wed in East
NEW; YORK A license to
wed was secured at the Munici
pal Building here Thursday
morning by Miss Catherine Ty-
. man, 303 East 146th street, this
city, arid Mr. Harold Reid, 22,
US navy, 1560 Elm street Salem.
The prospective bride, born in i
Hobokeh, NJ, is the daughter of ;
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tyman. A -native
pf St Paul, Minn, .Mr.
Reid is theon of Mr. and Mrs.
William 3. Reid. s , f
The couple, indicated that they
would , be married later in Sep-
tember in New York.
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i Mrs. IHIllam McGQchrlst Jr -is
leaving today for Portland to
spend" several ' weeks with her
son-in-law and : daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Buck. .
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill OhUng
and daughters, Sarah Ann and
Alice Louise, spent the weekend
at their beach house at Seal
Rocks, if ' ' : '. '
RATION CALENDAR
raocassEProoDSt 4 "'';''
Book 4 Blue atampa AS tRniugb
LS valid tndefinitelr. Uaa of blue
tokens dlscontued October 1-
MEAT. BUTT EX. fATS A CHEESES:
' - ' Book 4 Red stamps AS tbrousb
G9 valid Indefinitely. Spare stamp
25 valid exclusively for 10 points
lamb through October 23.
. SUGAR: ' i
Book 4. sugar I tamps. 36. 31. 33 and
33 valid indennltely, S pounds each.
Far canning only: Sugar itamp 44
valid for! 3 pounds. Apply at local
OPA board for more. I
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. SHOES: Loose Stamps la vail d:
Book 3 Airplane stamps Nos. I
and 2 valid indefinitely.
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. TVT.I OIL! ;
Period ' 4-9 and new period - cou
pons valid through September 30.
Fill tanks NOW!
TIRE INSPECTION:
Records must be presented for
gain line renewals, special applica
tions, ana are replacements.
STOVES!
Apply at locaL OPA board for pur
chase certificates.
WOOD, COAL, SAWDUST:
ORDER NOW I Don't risk ahertage
- atezt winter.
TRICE CONTROL
Refer inquiries and complaints to
price ciera at local ooaro.
multi - hued ivings. ; Xidy-.
these hats for YOU I
. rbena
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J ., -n. ,..-. - A .. . . . .
- Miss Joy Hills, princi
pal of Leslie junior high
' ' school, who will bo the
" cUGSf speaker crt the first :
fall dinner meeting of the
Sdem Business oiid Pro-.-fessional
.Women's dub j
! tonicjht at the Golden
' Pheasant '.Mist Fheba .
. . McAdams, n ew presi
dent, will preside at the ,
business session.. . v
Garden Club to
Hold Meeting i
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The Salem Garden club win
hold a meeting on Monday, Oc
tober 2 at the YMCA at 70
o'clock. All garden club members
of Marion and Polk counties arc
invited to attend. -j " '
The speaker will., be Mr. J.
Chase of the Chase Gardens in
Eugene. '
The Navy mothers will meet
at the YWCA tonight at 7:43
o'clock. Mr. Wendell Webb, man
aging editor of the Oregon
Statesman, will speak on "Early
Days of the War." 1
I Miss Dorothy Wheeler of Port
land spent the weekend here
with her fiance's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Arbuckle.
Mrs. Carl Parker Gles will re
turn today from San Francisco
- where she has been visiting her
sister, Miss Beverly Branch, the
past week."
Mrs. Leonard GUkey returned
Sunday night from a four-day
visit with her son-in-law and
. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Cornett, at Prineville.
Miss Roberta Jean Tecom 1s
visiting with friends in Eugene
for several days.
Fortune Favors
Hazel Schomberg
Service Benefits made avail
able to the "Wac of the Week" ,
are many in number. As a
member of the Army, of the
United States, the new enlistee .
will receive: A Clothing Allow
ance exceeding $250.00 (includ
ing sumer and winter off-duty
dress); rood, quarters, . au ,
Medical and Dental services
free, Life Insurance at army
rates, Free Mail, Furlough
rates. Dependency allotments,
Government prices at post ex
changes, 'and special rates at
movies and theatres. Pay will
be $50.00 every month all clear,-..
with chances for earning up to
$138.00 in grade, and from
$150.00 to $333.33 as officers.
Women in service also receive4
free air transportation by mill-
tary plane. .
Gels Lifeline
: Benefit Under
: Pc:l-T7ar Fka ;
Some of the post-war benefits
available to the new enlistee
of j the : Women's Army, Corps ;
are listed as follows:
Edaeational Opportunity Gov
ernment to pay tuition and fees '
up to $500.0 plus : $50.00 .
month for subsistence.
Financial Aid Government to
guarantee loans up to $2000.00 ?
tor purchase of Home, Farm or ?
Business. Loan . to be , repaid
within 20 years.
Employment Servicewomen
will hold priority for Civil -Service
positions.- s . ,
Unemployment Compensatlsa -$20.00
per week for as long;
as 52 weeks. - ,
Hospitalization for .Life. ' . .
Muster pay up to $300.00. -
:r Dcnzb Open. :
In order to effiede'ntly " under- K
take the enlistment of local
women - and to answer the
many inquiries that have aria-
en to date on . the various
branches of service, the Army :
Recruiting -Station at 211 Post,;
Office Building will remain ;
open Thursday and Friday eve '
nirgs from :45 to 80, Lt
DiKe, local enlistment officer,
rpported today. This will en- :
able the wcrkinjs girls to bet--ter
acquaint themselves with 1
the opportunities available ia ""
the Women's Army Corps.- r
wm iisaH
Wbmeri of
Rotary
Meet V ;
First luncheon meeting of the
season for Women of Rotary
: members was held Monday af-
.. tenoon at the Golden Pheasant
with Mrs; R. Ivan LoveuV pre-
: aiding, f - :-vi, .
Miss Geraldine Schmokar
: played a group of violin solos
and Miss Faith Xdsoe was the ac
companist The 'guest speaker
wai Mr. Wendell - Webb, man-
aging editor of the Oregon
. Statesman, who spoke about his
: experiences as a war correspond-
end in the South Pacific during
; the early days of the war. . Mrs.
Charles A. Sprague spoke 5 in-
- formally on the Salenv United
War Chest drive to be held in
October :" "
Mrs. Fred Buock of Pasadena,
.. Calif, was a special guest Mem
' ber attending were Mrs. R. Ivan
. Lovell,"Mrs, R. I, Efstrom, Mrs,
Silas Gaiser, Mrs. C H. Fowler,
Mrs. Abner Kline, Mrs. Gertrude
Amspoker, Mnk William McGil
christ irw Mrs. C. P. Bishop, Mrs.
K. H. Pickens, Mrs. Robert Leh
man, Mrs. Lorle Leighton, Mrs.
Leon Gleason, Mrs. L. J. Henry,
Mrs.. Ivan Stewart Mrs. Frank
Crawford, Mrs. Arthur Jones,
Mrs. Lloyd Riches,; Mrs. G. O.
Madison, Mrs. William Hamilton,
Mrs. J. Lyman , Steed, Mrs.
Brown I E. Sisson, Mrs. F. E.
Loose, Mrs. Loren Loose, Mrs.
' Arthur D. Hay, Mrs. George Ar
buckle, I Mrs. Mabel Stillwell,
Mrs. Leif Bergsvik, Mrs. Thomas
Roen, Mrs. L. R. Tweedie, Mrs.
Willard Bertlett, Mrs. Hill P. An-
- thony, Mrs.' J. C. Harrison, Mrs.
Walter I Minler, Mrs. Roy Har
land, Mrs. Melvin Geist Mrs.
Charles A. Sprague and Mrs.
Bruce S. Spaulding.'
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Dr. and Mrs. Robert Evans of
Portland, formerly of Salem,
visited In the capital this week
as the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Stevens. "
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Mr. and Mrs. Irwia Harris
have returned from a week's stay
along the Oregon coast
Many From Aurora
Attend Canby School
AURORA Attending Canby
Union High school are Mary Pen
fold, Irene Stoner, Maxine Marsh,
Wayne Yoder, Charles Dillen,
Loyde Alice Diller, Evelyn Fred
rlcson, Beatrice NagI, Le Roy
Smith, Leanna : Stuck, Oreta
Brown and Patricia Brown.
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Miss Hazel Marie Schomberg. daughter of Mr. and'Mrs. J. E. Schom
berg of 142 Abrams avenue, Salem, has completed her enlistment
in the Women's Army Corps. WiU be assigned to Medical Depart
ment of the Army for surgical technical training. At completion of
this specialized course will be assigned to one of the army general
hospitals where Wacs aid in the rehabilitation of wounded soldiers
returning, from overseas. Pvt. Schomberg was formerly -employed
as Beauty Operator by Lloyd's Beauty Salon; and by J. C. Penney.
Company, for several years. She is the first local woman to be
chosen as Wac of the Week. t , ,
Girls Heeded tl Ones
Lxuj b Traua .
; -V7cme3 fcr
Helled Pceiliens .
.' It was ' announced today that
because of the shortage of help
in the Army-Navy Hospitals in
this country and abroad the
Army Medical Department will
train all women interested in
the medical field. Women hav-
, ing-high school" education and
either six months' training in a
school of nursing or, a certifi
cate of graduation from a Red .
Cross li ur te'i Aide Corps
course are preferred for many
cf the available positions. How
Today's Menu
.. Spanish, liver will be the
' day's main dish for dinner tonight-
. - - -Sliced
pear salad
- Spanish liver . . -
Buttered cauliflower .
, Chocolate chiffon pie
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"SPANISH UTEa .
Vl pound sliced beef, lamb, or
' - pork liver
1V4 tablespoons flour
- 2 tablespoons fat
'V cup chopped onion
.' cup chopped green pepper
H garlic clove, chopped ' v
H cup sliced mushrooms. If
desired '
2V4 cups fresh or canned to-
' ' matoes .-. .
1 teaspoons salt '.
Pepper " ' . '
2 cups cooked noodles or spa
gneta .1 cup soft bread crumbs ,
: Dip liver slices in flour and
cube at once. Brown liver In the
fat; add . onion, green ; pepperi
garlic clove, mushrooms; toma
toes, salt, and pepper. Cover
and simmer for 10 minutes. Add
cooked noodles or spaghetti and
"cook 10 minutes longer. -. -
Or place noodles or spaghetti
and liver mixture in alternate
layers in a creased baking dish.
Top with bread crumbs. Bake in
a moderately hot oven (375 de
grees) 15 to 20 minutel or until
.mixture is heated through and
crumbs are browned. Six serv
ings. Oklahoma
Famtty Visits
BROOKS Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Judd of MolaDa, were Sunday
guests at the Dunlavy home. Mrs.
Judd is a cousin of Mrs. Dunlavy.
Mrs. Marie Cole of Stayton
spent a few days with her mother
recently.
f Mrs. Lee Franz of Kelso, Okla
spent a week with her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
CozeL Other guests at the .Cozel
home were a daughter, Mrs. Ray
Slater and children, Karen and
Stuart of Oceanlake, and Shirley
Keller of Dallas.
The grade school opened Mon
day morning with its full quota of
teachers. ,
Mrs. William Cottew is home
from the Salem General hospital
where she was a patient
The ' Garden club will meet
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Ber
tha Bonn for an all-day meeting
and no-host luncheon.
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ever, applicants without these
qualifications b u t . possessing
the necessary aptitude will be
' fiven appropriate training in
Army technical schools," said
Lt Edith DiRe, Army Enlist-'
' ment Officer. - r-"Y
General.- qualifications, neces
sary are: At- least' two years
high school, good health, .no
dependents, and of U. S. Citi
zenship. Additional informa
tion may be received by calling
- 7679. . ;
Uc:!ern Dniea
Congratulations and thanks
Hazel Step You are a real
American sweetheart Stop We
need your help and the help of
many more like you now
. G I JOS .
Clyde Leedys
Dinner Hosts
LABISH CENTER Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Leedy entertained Fri
day at dinner for Lt and ,! Mrs.
Ralph Leedy and David, who are
visiting here from Seattle. Other
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Aker and Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Aker.
Mr. and Mrs. J C Leedy have
been in Portland for several days
with their son, Jim, who is crit
ically 111 in the Providence j hos
pital. - -i - " . " 'f - J " ,';.
The Sunday School convention
was held at the Labish . Center
church Sunday with large gath
ering enjoying the no-host dinner
at nooq. During the afternoon a
program was presented with Rev.
John TrascheL returned mission
ary, hs main speaker. He told of
his experiences In spending five
months in a Japanese camp.
The date for Harvest day and.
Homecoming Sunday has tenta
tively been set as October 15. Mrs.
Nathan Kurth and Grace Klampe
are arranging the program. .
Nyles and Loren Klampe, small
sons of the Orville Klampe's have
been ill for several days with the
chicken pox. - - -V:
Eleanor Kills of Mt Vernon,
Wash, spent last week at the K B.
Klampe home. Lyle Klampe, US
navy, is home on a 15-day. leave
from Whidbey Island, Wash, to
help with the onion harvest
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Baughman,
Kirt and Jamie visited over the
weekend, with her. mother, Mrs.
Ruby Reeves at the Labish Center
store, and with Mr. and Mrs.' Cecil
Baughman. He is employed at a
logging camp near Detroit !
: Prayer meeting and mid-week
Bible study , will be held at the
Will Klampe home Thursday. This
is the first meeting this fall,- the
group not meeting during the sum
mer months. '
Many Labish families were Inter
ested to learn that Jack Power,
former principal , in the grade '
school, is now a lieutenant sta
tioned In New Guinea. ;
Brooks Aid Society
Mecto at Conn Home
BROOKS -The Ladies Aid so
ciety met with Mrs. Elmer Conn
for its mortthly meeting. Mrs. A.
M. Dunlavy was assisting hostess.
The1 time was spent sewing on
quilt blocks.?
Refreshments were served to
Mrs. Robert Davis, Mrs. Willa
Vinyard, Mrs. Harry Singleterry,
Mrs. H. H. Bosch, JUrs. Dunlavy
and Mrs. Conn.
The next meeting will be held
October 3, at the church. j
. Sponsored by
Sears, Doebnck ti Co.
Sears, Roebuck & Co. is proud
to sponsor Miss Hazel Schom
berg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Schomberg of 142 Abrams,
as first local woman to be chos
en "Wac of the Week." Miss
Schomberg, now Pvt Schom- .
berg, ' took the oath of alle
giance this week to serve as a
Wac with - the Army Medical
Department In doing so, it will
be through i her efforts that
boys will be able to come home,
be able to walk again, and be
able to live If enough of I her
kind, of help arrives in "time.
There will be many compensa
tions for the new army enlistee,
but probably the greatest will
be the satisfaction v of having
actually served in the highest
capacity of endeavor asked of
any American woman, that of
saving lives. The Sears, Roe
buck management and employ
is proud to salute Pvt. Schom
berg and join in the country's
plea to ask- "Won't you too
-serve?--
Hedical Technicians
Heeded Icncdialely :
Quoting from , a , telegram re-
ceived from the Surgeon Gen
eral Norman T. Kirk: '
Surgeon General requests In-
mediate rscruitment of 22.00s
women throughout the United
States U fill greatly voder- r
staffed hospital anits' In this
country - and abroad Stop All
Members of the Women's Army
Corps wba are qualified for "
hospital work will be trans
ferred from WAC Jobs to Med
ical Corps . Jobs . immediately
end. Signed Norman T. Kirk,
The Sargeen GeneraL - f
It was announced by the local .
enlistment officer that the Ar
my Medical Department is in '
urgent need of medical assist
ants. Any women having train
ing as Medical technicians,
X-Ray technicians. Laboratory.;
technicians Orthopedic techni
cians, Medical stenographers,
Lip-reading technicians, Psy
. chiatric assistants, Optome
trists, Pharmacists and other
technical positions are asked to
investigate their opportunities
for service at the U. S. Army
Recruiting Station in the Sa
lem Post Office Building.
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