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; Spinsters to .
Be. Feted at
Dinner . .
The Spinsters will be honored
- at an Informal affair Thursday
f night when Miss Sybil Spear
and Miss Carolyn Brady enter-'
. tain with a progressive party.
Guests will first g to the R.
G. Brady home on Garden road
fora buffet dinner. The 'des?ert
course-will be served . at ithe
frank Spean home on Cherrvek
eta street with an evening of
bridge following. . .
The hostesses will use holiday
greens and candles for decorat
ing the rooms and tables. ; '
; Bidden are the active Spin
sters including Miss Phyllis
Adams, Miss Jean Burrell, Miss
Florence and Miss Doris Duffy,
Miss Emma Lou East, Miss Phyl
lis Fisher, Miss Connie, Miss
Stella and -Miss Maty McKay,
Miss Janiee Nelson, Miss Betty
and Miss Mary Jane Simmons,
Miss Patricia and Miss Dorothy
Vandeneynde, Miss Barbara
Compton, - Miss Edith Moaley,
Miss Gene McPherson, Miss
Mary Elizabeth Sisson, Miss
Miriam Becke, Miss Betty
Childs, Miss Harriett Hawkins,
Miss Nancy Stricklin, Miss Lor
raine, Taylor, Miss Amy 'Mac
Gregor and Miss Anne and Miss
Jane Huston. . -
Dallas Wedding
Of Interest- I
NORTH DALLAS In a can
dlelight setting at the Dallas
Evangelical Mennonite Brethren
church, Thursday at 8 o'clock.
Miss Nettie Classen, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Classen of
North Dallas, became the bride
of Mr. Harry B. Wiebe of Provo,
Utah, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben D.
Wiebe of Ferndale, Washington.
The ceremony was read by Rev.
D. P. Schultz. The Schultz trio
of Los Angeles, sang "My God
and 1" preceding the , ceremony
and immediately after,' "Seal Us
Oh Holy Spirit". Mis Sara Dick
presided at the piano and played
the marches. ,
The bride wore a white satin
gown fashioned on princess lines
with long sleeves. Her three
quarter length veil was1 lace
, trimmed and caught by. two-'
white gardenias in her hair. Her
bouqet was of white chrysan- .
themums and deep pink carna
tions. Ben Classen and John Classen,
brothers of the bride were the
only attendants.
The Misses Elizabeth R. Frie
; sen of Monmouth, and Edna
Wiebe, sister of the groom light
ed the candles. They were dress
ed in pale blue floor length
, dresses. '
Mrs. Classen, mother of the
bride, wore royal blue velvet
with a black hat and accessories.
Mrs. Wiebe, mother of the groom,
wore navy bine hat and jgown
with fuchia trim; They wore .
corsages of white chrysanthe
mums and pink carnations.
Ushers were Peter Brandt of
RickreaU arid Peter Friesen of
North Dallas.
A reception . for about 250
guests followed the ceremony in
the church parlors. Mus Elsbeth
Wall of Smithfield was in charge
of the tea table. The bride's ta
ble was centered with the wed
ding cake.
The Misses Tina and Margaret
Friesen of Monmouth were in
charge of the gift table.
The couple will leave for Utah
after the Christmas holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesepk Carton
of Portland spent Christmas In ;
the capital with her - mother,
Mrs. Ralph P. Riggs.
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knit jerkin it goes fast in knit
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Hostesses
To Honor
Visito
Mrs. Gordon Black, jr. and
Mrs. William Thome, jr. have
Invited guests to a buffet sup
per Wednesday night Tat T
o'clock at the former's home on"
Nebraska street In compliment
to Mrs. Verlin G. Coleman of
Portland, who is here for the
holidays at t h home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hunt.
Guests will be seated at small
tables centered with Christmas
roses and greenery. Sketches of
each person, drawn by Mrs.
Black, will mark places for the
guests. Bridge will be in play,
during the evening. -
Covers will be marked for
Mrs. Verlin G. Coleman, Mrs,!
C. Ronald Hudkins, Mrs. Ken
neth Sherman, Mrs. Al Pietila,
Mrs. Kenneth G. Manning, Mrs.
Joseph Felton, Mrs. Parker Gies,
Mrs. Earl Warren, Mrs. Norman ,
Speck, Mrs. George Hugdal, Mrs.
Thome and Mrs. Black. .', 1
Younger Set
Have Party ; "
Sandra Jo Mills and Lynne
wuenberger were hostesses at a
party at the Howard Mills home
on Laurel avenue, on Friday
night. An exchange of gifts
around the Christmas tree was a
feature of the evening.
Present at the party were Jim
my and Donna Greig, Bobby and
Loralee Lantz, Caroline Cramer,
Marilyn McFarlane. Jimmv
Litchfield, Janet McAlpine, San
dra and Kenneth Corr, Pat and
Kay Ann Smith, Mrs. Robert
Lantz, Mrs. A. H. Cramer .Mrs
F. McFarlane, Mrs. Carl Witen-
berger and Mrs. Grace King.
New. Officers
Elected
Ladies of Patriarch Militant
auxiliary held their December
meeting at IOOF hall under the
direction of Mrs. William Beard,
president. New officers elected.
included Mrs. Howard Hunsaker,
president; Mrs. Lora Groves,
vice-president; Mrs. ElsielTown
send, secretary-treasurer. I Other
officers will be appointed later,
and installation wiljbe "held in
January.
An exchange of gifts followed
the business meeting, and re
freshments were served.
. Albert Otts to .
-Entertain '
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cut will
be , hosts for an informal party
Wednesday night at their South
Church street home f Or a group
oi inends.
Bridge will be in play durine
, the evening with a late supper
louowmg. Holiday decorations
will be used about the rooms.
Ouests of Mr. and Mrs. Ott
will be Lt iff) and Mrs .Halnh
Nohlgren of San Francisco, Mr
and Mrs. Edwin L. McEwen and
' Mr. and Mrs. W. Gerald Nibler
. The Fldelis class or the First
Baptist church met with Mrs.
John Seitz, 1676 South Church
street, on - Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Bertha Street. Mrs. James
Foster and Mrs : Walter Page
k . . .
were nostesses. Durmg the busi
ness meeting, $50 was vot&i for
use in training native castors in
Nicaragua. Ten members were
present at the meeting.
s HATES VILLE The annual
Christmas luncheon of the
Hayesville Woman's club ' was
; held at the home of Mrs. Bruce
Willis. Mrs. G. C Farmer as
sisted. Scrapbooks for the USO
. were finished by Mrs. -i E. L.
Moor, Mrs., C. B. Taylor, 'Mrs.
M. S. Fisher and Mrs. Earl Bed-
Well.
Mrs. Claud Murphy gave an
interesting account of her recent
trip to Chicago. Mrs. Bruce
Willis reported on her trip to
Carlton. .
n. Miss Ida Denny read a short
paper on. the origin of Christ
mas carols and Mrs. G.- W. Gar-
flson led the group In singing.
Mrs. Bruce Willii was at' the
piano, v ; 'V.-":' -J'''. '
Members present ' were Mrs.
Fred Dougherty, Mrs. Earl Bed
well, Mrs. Lottie Morrison, Mrs.
G. C Farmer, Misses Ida and
Pauline Denny; Mrs. M. S. FisK
er, Mrs. G. W, Garrison, Mrs. E.
L. Moor, Mrs. -W; R, Powers,
;i Mrs. Claud Talmage, Mrs. E. B.
Taylor, Mrs. Bruce .Willis, Mrs.
William Brietzke, Mrs. Claud
Murphy, Mrs. George Strozut,
Mrs. I. Torresdal, Mrs. Robin
Day.':1 Guests were Mrs. A. ,F.
IT-:Tcy and Mrs. Viva Hogue. ,
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WEDNESDAY
Mayflower evening guild, with
- Mrs, John Carr. ,651 Thompson .
street. S:30 covered dish dinner. -Ptesbyteriwi
Women's associs- -
tion, a pjn. church.
, - Business meeting of Ladies -Aid,
Knight Memorial church, -
m i.m. ui enure a partors. . . -
MissGriffith
Married to
Lt. Free
CHICO, CaUf. The marriage
of Miss Evelyn J. Griffith of
.Thornton, Calif., and 2nd LV
Donald K. Free of Salem, Ore.,
took place December 22, in the
post chapel at Chico Army Air
Field, a Fourth Air Force Fight
er pilot training base.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. G. Ellis Griffith
of Thornton. She was attended
.at the ceremony by her sister,
Ardye. The new Mrs. Free at
tended Gait high school and Chi
co State College.
Lt. Free Is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest C. Free, route 3. box
621, Salem. He is undergoing
training in P-38's at Chico Army
Air Field. A classmate. 2nd Lt.
Thayne R. Green, acted as best
man. , SjSi
Today s Menu
Spaghetti will be icombined
with veal to make an 'excellent
main course in one dish? A vege- i
table salad bowl will$ begin the
meai.
Vegetable salad bowl
Veal and spaghetti
Buttered toasted buns
Brownies, fruit
VEAL W SPAGHETTI
3 pounds veal round slices,
to 1 1 inch thick
. Vk poUnd salt porkf
3 large cloves garlic
2 medium onions
2 No. V cans tomato paste
1 No. 2V4 can tomatoes
1 No. i2 can button mushrooms
1 hot red pepper I
1 tablespoon salt I
1 teaspoon pepper
1 pound spaghetti j '
Cut veal round slices into 2
inich pieces. Dice salt pork and
brown with garlic. Mash out as
much juice and pulp as possible I
from the garlic and remove the
cloves. Brown ' the meat in the
same fat. Chop onions and add
3ith remaining ingredients to
eat. Cover and simmer 2-2'
hours. Cook spaghetti in a large
Ketue of boiling salted water un
til tender. .Drain. Serve meat '
saute over spaghetti. Serves 8
generously. ' . j
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Today's Patterir
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lease on life! Make this doll
wardrobe for Christmas. Pattern 1
4604, complete from hat to pettf-
cont.
Pattern 4604 is available for
dolls' measuring 14, 16, 18, 20,
22 and 24 inches. For individual
pardages see pattern. '
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Luncheon to
Be Event -Of
Week-
Mip. Gilbert Wynkoop will b
hostess on Thursday at her home
on North 23rd street at a group
of friends whorri she has invited
for a dessert luncheon, and after
noon of bridge. Mrs. Wynkoop
i WH arrange holiday greens, win
ter flowers .and red tapers for
. her decorations. :
Guests will bt Mrs. Maurice
Dalton and Mrs. William Dalton
of Dallas, Mrs. . Richard Russell,
Mrs. Harris Lietz, Mrs. Wendell
Webb, Mrs. Harold Shogren, Mrs.
Earl Cooley, Mrs. Charles Feike,
Mrs. Paul Hale, Mrs. Carl Jor
dan, Mrs; Norris Clement, Mrs.
H. T. Irving and Mrs. Jack
Spong. ''
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HO EXCOAKGES
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6rtoa. Tutidar MamSaj, Swambtr 1. ISU
jln. C. E. Xttss. aeeampxBlel
i by her nephew; Webster Ross,
has left for Coalmgo, Calif, to
spend a month with her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. arid Mrs.
Ed J. Rief. She will return horn
br way of San Francisco where
she win spend a-few days with
her brother-in-law. Colonel
' Glenn A. Ross.
Mr. and Mrs. Warres DmUU
tle (Patricia Lamb) have re
turned from 'their wedding trip
to the coast and ML HoocL They
j were in Salem for Christmas at 4
' the homes of their parents,' Mr.'i
and Mrs. J. M. Lamb and Mr. '
and Mrs. Frank Doolittle.
' 'i-w'' ;.'" t i'-.'ii: ' -Mr.
.and jUrs. Hume' Dewns
(Dorothy Tate) arrived in tha
capital Saturday from Los An
geles to spend the holidays with
Drj C. A. Downs and Mrs. Rich-
ard Olson. ' -
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Large variety of fnrs including Kid Caraculs, Russian Squirrel tocks.
wraeys, unjirraiJ fernan Faws, Ilorlhern Seals, Opossum, elc.
SPfeCIAL GROUP
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Quality Furs AH-Wool Coats
All Outstanding Values '
One Special Group . . . . (
One Special Grcnp . . . .
One Special Grcsp . . .
Several Other Groups to $110.00
Sniis
Smtrtly Tailored
$25.00
$21.00
New Year's ;
Frolic Planned
. A New Year's Frolic and dance
win be given Thursday night by
: the Catholic Daughters of Amer
ica and Knights of Columbus at
: the Veterans of Foreign Wars
hall. The affair is for members
and friends. " - 1 .
The Top Hatters will furnish
music" for dancing. The commit
tee ior charge is , composed - of
William J. LaRoche and Mrs.
H. L. Holboke. , "
Eayal Neighbors sewing ch
will meet Wednesday at the
"home of Mrs. 'Minnie Gregory,
730 Thompson street for an all
day meeting and noon luncheon.
Miss Model White af West
Linn is spending the, holidays at
the home of her parents; Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert White.
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OCE to Reopen
On Jainiaryj2
MONMOUTH Oregon ; College
of Education is closed for the holi
day vacation tmtil Jan. 2j when
vintee term rttri Ktmt'inri Kevins.
An event of interest' scheduled for
early in the winter term, will be
a memorial assembly to honor for
mer dean of women, Jessica-Todd
who - died last October, January
10 is the date set, and Dri Victor
P.:- Morris. - of - Euaene. . fdrmerly
minister of a the Christian church
here, will be the speaker. t -Jessica
Todd halL women s dor
mitory, was named for Miss Todd.
; Mrs. , W. I" MeCermlck and
son,' John Lee, Of Portland Were
guests of her parents,' Mr. and
Mrs. "David H. i Cameron, for the
noiiday weekend.
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$139:00
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Birlliday Party
Giverr Daughter
SPRING VALLEY Mrs. Tom.
Foster entertained for her daugh
ter, Louise Thursday afternoon
upon the occasion of her seventh
birthday. The , small guests from
the first and j second - grades a t
scnooi piayea games ana made
candy. .. .
A birthday jake with: seven
candles was the attraction at the
mncneon served to Louise roster,
Marie Foster.! Eleahore. JimmV
Harold ' Waldren, Phyllis McKin
ney. Sharon Foster. Karen and
Gary Lewis, Loretta Thomas, Lila
Davidson, Ruth Cahlson, Walter
Brown," Mrs. Norma Lewis, Mrs.
Marion Foster. Mrs. Frances
Thomas, Mrs. Ben McKinney. Mrs.
Venna Waldren and Mrs. Tom
Foster.
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