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, Committees
! Meet With
Miss Hill
: Miss Ruth Hill; regional YW
CA secretary for the northwest, :
who has been advising the local
YWCA, will leave Sunday for
.- Eugene, where she is advising
. newly organized - YWCA there.
. While in Salem, she met with
the local board, YMCA board,
and various committees of the
association, . Thursday she met
. those concerned with the mem-
, bership policies and local struc-1
ture in relation to the national
. postwar YWCA. Friday Miss Hill
met with Miss Isabel Childs,
, chairman of" public affairs, to or
ganize a committee of adults,
business girls, and TrirY girls
'- to discuss the public affairs poli
: des of the national movement.
The membership ; committee
with Mrs. George Swift as chair-
- man, worked on - the plan for
smaller neighborhood meetings,
' to better keep informed on the .
local program and take action on
current membership concerns.
. On Friday night - representa-.
- tives of the business girls, Girl
-.' Reserves, student YWCA and
members at large worked on the
YWCA program in its entirety
and discussed the present trends
nationally. They also discussed
' the problems of volunteer and
staff leadership in associations
throughout the United States.
This afternoon, Mrs. G. A.
Reeher with her Girl Reserve
committee will meet with Miss
Hill on the younger girls pro
gram and its relationship to the
! whole YWCA. t
- The association is planning a
series of membership discussion
groups on public affairs, volun-
' teer and professional leadership,
. the international picture of the
YWCA, and on national support.
On or about April 14, the YW
CAs throughout the country will
" bring all members to community
meetings to act upon national
YWCA programs and policies.
This is the national experiment
- - of carrying out the action of the
convention which was cancelled
- for this year; Only YWCA mem
si; bers "will ; attend this meeting,
,' though the discussion groups will
be open to all interested. A def-
inite date will be announced
i ; later, -.l'r . . .. I
: Council .Women
; Hear Speaker. .
The Salem Council of Wom
en's organizations, meeting at
the First-Methodist , church on
Thursday, heard Lt. CoL Mere
dith Huggins give a comprehen
sive discussion of life on the
: btttle front, suggesting that peo-.
pie at home should know more
about how fighting men live.
Col. Huggins told of his life
as a trainee, and discussed how
the Australians entertained the
Americans upon arrival there.
He talked, on Port Moresby and
New; Guinea,,; telling ' about na
tive life there. He described
landing ori enemy beaches and
, how it is - accomplished, and
- what is done when a beachhead
t Is established. y- - ' . -'
.Mrs. Mabel Lockwood read 17
resolutions adopted at the patri- !
- otic .conference in Washington,
, " D.C.. Mrs. - Verne, 'Ostrander an-
. ' npunced that headquarters for
' the scrapbook ' committee is at
. - Periney's, and an 'invitation was
. - received .- for a silver tea ; to be
v r given . by , the , D AV . auxiliary.
, Mrs. Albert J. Walker presided
. at the meeting.
r TALBOT The Sidney-Talbet
Home, Extension1 club held meet
ing with Mrs. A. R.;Blinston last
-Tuesday. ' A short business meet
ing was in charge of Mrs. E. J.
, Freeman, the chairman. Miss Mar
. Jorie ; Tye was " present and gave
.a demonstration on "Short Cuts
In Home Sewing " Refreshments
were served by Mrs. John Zehner,
i Mrs. Edna Reeves and Mrs. Blin-
iton to about 20 members.
The next meeting will be held
April 7 at Mrs. Nelson Gilmour's
home with Mrs. George Marlatt
and Mrs. Elmo Brown assisting.
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' Mrs. Lee Patterson, wife f
Senator Patterson, was in Ifort
; land Thursday night to attend
the James Melton concert.
; Mrs. Paul Hanson was a lunch-
: eon and bridge hostess Thursday
; afternoon at her South Cknuner-
cial street home in honor of
- members of her club. .
Mrs. R. W. Zevely-of Prlne-
ville is visiting "with her son-in-)
law and. daughter,, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Mapes. , ,
; Additional Women's
Features on Page 10
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Maxine Buren
Woman's Editor
Two Willamette Coeds. Tell.
Betrothals to Salem Men :
At Dinner Party Friday '
Two popular Willamette university coeds, Miss Leona. iTingel
stad and Miss Marilyn Nelson, caused much excitement at the din
der they gave Friday night when they revealed their engagements.
Miss Tingelstad is betrothed to Mn John William Stortz, and Miss
Nelson is engaged to Mr. Val Dare Sloper, jr. No dates have been
set for the wefldings of the two couples. , fi
Miss Tingelstad is the daugh-jj
ter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Tingel-1
- stad and her fiance is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stortz, aU of
Salem. Miss Nelson's parents
are Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Nelson !
and Mr. Sloper is the son of Mr. j
and Mrs. W. E. Brown, also of i
Salem. - : j
A group of- the' hostesses
friends were invited to dinner in f
the Marine Room of the Marion!
hotel at 8:30 o'clock. Individual!
cards, bearing the names of the f
betrothed couples, which marked
places for the guests revealed thef
' news. I I
The centerpiece on the U shap-
ed table was a large shamrock of J
white stock, carnations and snap- '
dragons bordered with green car-
nations. Extending from the
shamrock were silver . streamers .
bearing floral Greek emblems,
Delta Phi and Sigma Tau. The,'
side tables were decorated with!
arrangements of. white carria-j
tions, green fern and green ta-
pers. I;
Bidden io Hear the News ,
Covers were placed for Mrs.!
M. Tingelstad, Mrs. C. S. Nelson,!
Mrs. Ed Stortz, Mrs. W. Kf
Brown, Miss Evelyn Johnson
Miss Virginia Case, Miss Coraleef
Nichols, Miss Phyllis Ryan, Miss
Ruth- Wahlgren,- Miss Louise
Wrisley, Miss Nancy Hoak, Miss!
Donna Shaffer, Miss Janice Pat
terson, Miss Clarise Busselle,
Miss Lorraine Murdock, Miss:
Bette Burkhart, Miss Melva Wil
liamson. Miss Dolores Schmierer,
Miss Ruth Nelson, Mrs. James
Henderson, Miss Margaret Peter
son of Portland, Miss Leona Tin;
gelstad and Miss Marilyn NelsonJ
The brides-elect and their f ian
. ces are all graduates of Salem
' high school. Miss Tingelstad and
Miss Nelson are sophomores at
Willamette university and memS
bers of Delta Phi sorority; Miss
Tingelstad was voted the war
bond queen on the campus this
winter. . , '
Mr. Stortz is a junior at Wit
lamette and a member of Sigm
Tau and Blue Key. He recently
was ' elected ' manager 'pt this
year's May weekend.- Mr. Sloper
is a senior, at Willamette and
also a Sigma Tau. - He is major
LAST TIMES TODAYI
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. Society Editor
AtHomeWill
Be Event of
sday
; Cards will be in the mail today
to an at home for, which Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Riches will be
hosts at their South High street
residence on - Wednesday night.
March 21. ';.
i The 1 affair is being
arranged
in compliment to the silver wed
ding anniversary of the hosts. A'
large; number of their ' friends
have . been invited to call be
tween 7 and 11 o'clock.
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; i Veterans of Foreign Wars aux
iliary met Monday at the halt
; During the business meeting, at
which) Mrs. Charles Hunt pre
sided, the group voted $50 to the
National Home at Cedar! Rapids,
Mich., and $25 to the Red Cross.
Mrs. Alma Dickey was Installed
a color bearer. Twenty-one ap
plications for membership have
been received, said a report The
next meeting will be March 26.
ring in political science and will
I enter ' the University I of Oregon
i law school in the fall. !
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in a brand-new
Jtind of rolel
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B. G. D E$YLYAtx8cutive Producer Screen Play fet Frank BuCer and f nak Cavel j I
MrscV'Gornett
Is Honot ..
Guest --i v -
Mrs. Carl Coad of "Nyssa, who
formerly made -hen home in '
Klamath Falls, was hostess for ?
an informal luncheon at the Ma- .
rion hotel Thursday1 afternoon in
compliment , to -Mrs.' Marshall E.
Cornett of Klamath j Falls, wife
of ? Senator J Cornett, - who is .
spending the, closing 'days of the
legislature in Salem Mrs. Coad
has been here during the ses-
sion as secretary to !Rep. Henry ,.
Semon of Klamath Falls.'' i
"Covers were placed for Mrs.
'Marshall E. Cornett,! Mrs. Ralph
E. Moody, Mrs. William Niska-
. nen of Bend, Representative Rose
Poole of Klamath Falls,; Mrs. R. .
C. Frisbie of Baker,! Mrs. Virgil
B. Staples of Ontario, Miss Mary .
Truelove and Mrs, Carl Coad. .
Saturdays ' are crowding Sun
days for good- program sched
ules on the jir. Here is the list
for today: . f
. From 11 to 2:30 ! (Blue) The
a Metropolitan will present a full
length opera!, . ,
i I p. m. (CBSy the Philadel
phia orchestra, with Alexander
Hillsberg, violinist, and Eugene
j Ormandy, conductor, ?will he
i heard in McDonald's concerto "for
violin and Orchestra. The pro-
: gram i also includes ! Rossini's
f overture to . "Semorande," The
Mendlessohn "Scherzo in G min
or" and the prelude and "Love
! Death" from "Tristen and Isol
'! de." ? - X v i " '
At 1:30 dver KSLM will be
heard Richard Dyer Bennett,
young English ballad singer with
other, vocalists on the "Music
t for Half and Hour" program.
Station! KSLM also offers the
J Detroit Symphony under the di-
rection, . of J Karl ;- Krueger ; and
I 'cellist George Mequelle in a pre
j . sentation of a concert for 'cello
j-- arid (Orchestra by Ltio and the
' musicof Mozart, Prokofieff and
Wagnetfirom 5:30 8:30 today.
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; ? Phi Alumnae
Name Officers -
. PjsBeta Phi alumnae were en
tertained at the Fairmount Hill
home of Mrs. James Humph
rey! Thursday night' I Assisting
hostesses were Mrs; Raymond
Bonesteele, Mrs. Russell : Mef
' ford, Mrs.1 Paul Morse and Mrs.
. Berkeley DuVaul. A dessert' sup
- per rwas served by the hostesses
to forty alunmae.v. Arrangements
of daphne and phlox provided the
decorative notenl thefeupper ta-.
. ble"-and abcKj.tthe:obms.", .j
, Mrs;FJbert ' WiiJRo))erts was
elected president of the Salem
alumnae club" during 1 the '. busi
ness meeting. V Mrs. 1 James " T.
Brand is the. retiring president.
Other officers elected were Mrs.
Marion Mulkey, jviceipresidentf
Mrs. Phillip" , Blake, treasurer;
Mrs. Wolcott Buren, correspond
ing secretary; and Mrs.- Ralph
Barnes, recording secretary. '
During the evening there was
a display, of Pi Phi 1 settlement
school products from Gatlinberg,
Tenn. Announcement was made
of the benefit bridge party for
which pledges of Oregon Gamma
chapter of Pi Beta Phi on the
Willamette campus will be hos
tesses Thursday, March 22. Pro
ceeds will go to the national
physiotherapy fund.
Margaret Newton
Dinner Hostess j
Miss Margaret Newton was
hostess for an informal gathering-
preceding the" Friday night
tournament , games at her apart
ment at the Royal Cofirt: ; Anb
host dinner was served win the
St. Patrick motif use4 inthe table-appointments.
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Covers were placed: for Misses
Jane Carson, Peggy Sears, Gloria
arid Barbara McClintock, Cathjr
Moran, Patsyj Nickens, Peggy
Paxson and Margaret Newtonj
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Orval East
ridge (Adele Amort) fare receiv
ing congratulations, on the birth
of a son Friday, March 16, at the
Salem General hospital. .The lit
tle boy has an older broihpr,
Charles. i - f .
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Guests f Mrs. Glean Fraser at
the Clifton Ross home this week
have been Mrs. Fraser's brother-in-law
and his t brie, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Fraser, of New
Westminster, British Columbia.
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BEST SUPPORTING ROLE '
Going ply V7ay
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A great human story, with
heart as big as all outdoors I
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Hal Hlbbard ' camp and - aux
. niary, United- Spanish War Vet- -rans,
S p.m. VTW haU.
- . Jayeettea 'with - Mrs. Richard '
Lockart. 204S Maple, p.m. -..
Whit ShritM -, of - Jerusalem
'meet at Masonic tempi,- -A pjru
- Past Regent,, DAR, meet with
Mrs. John W. i Harbison, $ii
South' Kigh street, 1 o'clock do
host luncheon;
-.American lgtoai dinner at Le-
gion borne, S M pJtu. auxiliary to
meet at . Woman's . club r follow- '
Ing dinner. - -
St. Anne'a Guild with Mrs.
Conrad ' Paulson, ISM ; Court
street, 2 JO pjn..
Leslie Methodist : Wesley an
Cuikl with Mrs. " Donald Davis,
1SS4-rir,-1J0 p.m. - - -
TUESDAY
Ministers ' Wives . association,
with Mrs. J. Edgar Purdy, S4
North 22nd street. ' '
. Book. A. Month club, with -Mrs.
John Carkin, 409 North. Summer -,
street. 1 pjn. dessert luncheon.
American War - Mothers, all
day sewing meeting USO.
WEDNESDAY ' '-('.' '1; '
' Daughters ' of Union Veterans
ot Civil War with , Mrs. .Paul
Bales. 1868 Court street, S p.m.
WSCS First Methodist -church,
1:13 p.m. Profram and tea. Car
rier room. ' ' rt- :.'. .
AAUW Literature group with
Miss. Eleanor Stephens. SSS Che-meketa-
street.' -
Mayflower Guild,' First Con-
gregational church, - meet . at
church. 1 p.m. i :
- Salem Writers club with Dr.
and Mrs. Morton E. Peck, 155S
Court street, 7ae p.m.' i ,v
THVUDAT
- Town 'and Gown meet in Car
rier room, ' First Methodist
' church, 2 JO pjn.
: BownS Are
Hosts at i
Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Lee M.; Bown
were hosts for an informal din
ner party Wednesday . night at
their Nebraska -street home in
compliment to a group of friends.
An arrangement ;; of . early
spring flowers centered the din
ner table. The evening hours
were spent informally.
Covers were placed for Secre
tary of State Robert S. Farrell,
jr., and Mrs. Farrell, Speaker
of the House. Eugene E. Marsh
and Mrs. Marsh of McMinnville,
Mr. .and Mrs. Harry S. Schenk
and Mr. and Mrs; Lee M. Bown.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin . C.
Harrison are receiving congrat
ulations on the birth of a seven
pound son at the Deaconess hos
pital on Wednesday, March 14.
The baby's father is stationed In
Seattle, with the navy.
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MURDER TAKES A
BACK SEAT ON
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shower Given for.
-Teqm Member, -
; . Mrs. Judson Bressler .was hon- '
ored at shower on Tuesday
night by members of the ladies. ..
drill team of the Eagles.
v Those attending ; were Mes-
dames dna Newman, F. C Lutz, '
Hugh Wane, Neva JacksonV R.
A. Gosnell, Lottie ? Cain,: Dan
Copper, Maebelle Veneman,Tlor- .
ene Brink, LuciUe Affleck, WU
; liam'. Harrison; Art Andresen, '
' Lloyd Thomas, P. . Cooper, Ted
Woelke.'Bud Karri, Maude Rog .
' ers. Minor Lewis W. If Gardner,
. Elwood Gettman, Carroll Robin- i
son, Al Fries en, Eston William
son, Mabel Nelson,. George Gard-'
ner, Leslie Beamish, J. H. Ingle
heart, .Geneva Vincent, C Pabst,
Mabel ; Mishler, Jeannette Foelkl,"
Ella Harrison, Priscilla Shattuc,
'. Ida. Eggler, Eva Nixon, Lillian ,
' Griffon, Elsie Lukenbeal, George .
. Hageni Maxine James, Edna Mae
Davis,; Fannie Remple, Henriet-
- ta Taggart, Lila Casteel, Mar-.
tha Bangart, L. A. .Hamilton, F.
A! Smith, Carl Staats, Mildred
Fetch,? Mary Aplin. Reva David-
soh, Mrs. L.. T." Wallace, Dora
Stanton, Eleata Brown, . Irene
- Schultz, Mildred Gasness, E. Zim-
merman, Frank Marshall,-Adam
Frye, Agnes Peterson, Dessa
Lockhard, Hulda Burke, Florence
Williams, Mabel' Row land, Albert
Thomas, oBernlce Fletcher, Ed
Gfegson, Ellen Davidson, P. Har
land, Bella Noble, Ada Lee Week
lyi Mebel Smith, Marie Sanders,
Dprothy McClain, Kay Knocke,
Al iiaBranche, . Ella . Ritzman,
Grace; Westenhouse, Beulah Sie
" fert nd C. D. Garver. ,
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JuditH iHume, Has
Birthday! Party
- Mrs. Virgil Hume entertained
Friday at i tier ihome, on North
Capitol street in compliment
her daughter, Judith Ann, on hex;
seventh birthday.
The mothers of Judith's guests
were invited to a dessert lunch
eon at 1:30 o'clock. After school
Judith and f her! guests came in
for birthday 'cake and refresh
ments. The Easter motif was ;
carried out 'in the "decQrations.
" Honoring" Judith were Mrs.
; Loyal Warner and Laurel Ann
Warner, Mrs. . Ralph Eyre and
Roberta, Mrs. Marion Lamb and'
Deborah, Mrs. George Hill and
Sandra, Miry Joan Rahe, Pat
sy Gordon Mrs. E. L. Walker,
Mrs. R. Eyre, Mrs. Waldo
Zeller and jMrsj Hume. !
Mrs. Brownell ,
Entertains
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. Mrs Frank Brownell presid
ed at luncheon Friday after
noon at her" honhe on North Cot
tage street .in honor of a group
"of her friends. . Green and white
colors, carrying; out the St. Pat
rick motif, provided the decora
tive note on the table, f Cards
and" sewing were enjoyed after
the luncheon hour. I
Covers Were j placed for Mrs.
Oliver Huston, Mrs. J. N. Cham
bers, - Mrs. j Frederick Brennan,
Mrs. CUfton Miidd, Mrs. George
Ailing, Mrs. Harry Lucas andk
Mrs."BrowcelL
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