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THf OEIGON STATESMAN. ScJ.m, Salem .Orecjonj Sunday Morning, May 13. IS 43
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The United States Employment
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Service recruited more than; 600,-
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Mrs. Julius Young Talmadge, above, left, president general o the National Society,;
Daughters of the American Revolution, who was honored at a luncheon at the Marion ho-j;
tel Thursday by jChemeketa chapter) DAR. Pictured at the runcheoii table with Mrs. Tal-j
madge are, left o right seated, Mrs. Charles A. Ratcliff, regent of, Chemeketa chapter)
Mrs. Burton B, Lpwry, Medford, state regent of the Oregon society bf DAR, and standing,!
Mrs. W. E. Hanson, chairman of the second district, who was in charge of entertaining Mrs
Talmadgej (Statesman photo). i ! J j I
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An aJU-Russian program, a
Brazilian toprano and an Afn
rican symphony orchestra will
be featured in programs on the
air this weekend. I
Today's good programs include;
11:00 (CBS) Stradivari orches
tra, directed -by Paul Laval!
will play music from "Ohlaho
ma," "Don Giovanni," "Midsum
mer Night's Dream" and ''Romeo
and Juliet" - i I K
1 11:30 (NBC) John; Charles
Thomas concert includes "Moth-
er
Song" by Romberg, "Gentle
Annie" by Foster,
Mother Taught Me"j
by Dvorak
and "Homing by del RJego.
. 12:00 the regularly scheduled
Philharmonic program is sched
uled for CBS when the New
York Philharmonic symphony
under the direction of Bruno
Walter will play Bach's violin
concerto in I major; with John
Corigliano, ' violinist as guest.
Also on the program! are the
Haydn "Oxford" symphony and
the Mozart "Jupiter" symphony
No. 41 in C major by the orches
tra. " I
1 p. m. (KSLM) "Your Amer
ica" program to be heard on the
Mutual network is j directed in
honor of Mother's iday.' Grace
McTernan will sing soprano and
Leo Kopp will direct the orches
tra j in several suitable selections.
3:00 (NBC) the j NBC sym
phony, will be directed by Dr.
Frank Black, with William Kap
ell, piano soloist injKhachatur
Jan's concerto for piano and or
chestra, three movements. Also
on the program Is the Tchaikow
sky fantasy overture from "Ro
meo and Juliet" ji ;
6:30 (CBS) is scheduled at the
Star theatre with James Mel
;ton. '-,. ! '.
, 7:00, the 30-piecej all-girl or
chestra will be conducted by Phil
: Spitalny in a program which lists
"Waltz of the Flowers" by Tchai
kowsky, TiOve Sends a Little
Gift of Roses" byj Openshaw,
"Mighty Lake a Rose" by Nevin
and others. j !'. -
8:30 (NBC) the Standard Sym
phony plays an hour's program.
On Monday, Igor Gorin is list
ed for songs on the Firestone
bour at5:30 on NBC. With the
Firestone orchestra he will sing
songs by Moya, Rossini, de Rie
goandLehar. j
Bidu Sayao is the soloist on
the Telephone hour! at fl p. m.
Monday on NBC She will sing
Lehman's "The Cuckoo," Villa
Lobas "Lundu da Marqueza de
Santos" and Ponce's! "Estralita,"
and "Addio" from "La Boeheme"
by PuccinL ' j r
The Eastman school of music
senior symphony orchestra will
be led by Dr. Howard Hanson in
a program on NBC jnext Satur
day at noon. , ' i
Hospital Women
Meet Monday ; ,
The Deaconess hospital auxil
iary will hold its regular month
ly meeting in the lecture room of
the hospital at 1:30 Monday. The
meeting will open with a busin
ess session presided iver by Mrs.
Klony Smith."
The program will consist of a
piano number by Miss Lillian
Kaufman, The Robin's Return.'
A devotional talk, and humor
ous reading, "Mrs. Smart Learns
to Skate" given by Mrs. Mayme
Hill. The committee for the so
cial Ji o u r includes1 Mesdames
A. H. Wilson, John A. Olson and
Edward Phalen.
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Open House
Eventbf
iWeek
Annual open house sponsored
by the Salem high school Home
Economics club will be an event
of Wednesday afternoon. May 16
at Hi-Home. Mothers of all high
school students and the interest
ed public are invited to attend,
between 1 and 4:30 o'clock.
During the afternoon there will
be displays and demonstrations
In foods and .clothing. New hon
or society girls will be announ
ced at this time. "May day" is
the theme of the open house and
will be carried out in the decor
ations. Hostesses at Hi Home will be
Ruth Wilson, Wilma Dunn, Glo-'
ria and Barbara McClintock, Jo
Ann Tweed ie, Lucille Hoffert
and Betty Manoles. Serving re
freshments will be Kolleen Kro-'
ner, Eileen Fisher, La Vonne Ma
thls, Pat Farrell, Dorothy Boyes,
Ellis Robinson, Lea Smith, June
Park, Joan Randall, Mary Mas
see, Mina Lu Spranger, Wande
line Engle, Ruth Freeman, Grace .
Ashford, Donna Lovre, Margie
Smith,- Barbara Baldwin and
MareeUa Wolfe.
The committee in general
charge of arrangements includes
Lucille Hoffert, chairman, Don
na Lovre, Mina Lu Spranger, "
Grace Ashford and June John
son. Salem Council
Plans Meeting
The Salem Council of Wom
an's Organizations will hold
their last meeting of the year
Thursday at 2 p. m. in the fire
place room of the First Methodist
church. The main speaker will
be Mrs. Paul R. Llndholm who
will tell of her experiences 'with
the Japanese. The nominating
committee will announce the
names of the officers for the
coming year. Mrs. Albert J.
Walker will preside at this meet
ing. Nominating committee is Mrs.
David Wright, chairman and Mrs.
Isther Little and Mrs. Gertrude
Past presidents ef American
Legion auxiliary will meet this
Wednesday instead of next week
at the home of Mrs. Beryl Por
ter, with Mrs. Mem Pearce and
Mrs. Onas Olson as assisting
hostesses. 4
Mrs. Bur! Dutton and children.
Tad and Shala just arrived from
Jacksonville, Fla., and Geneva,
NY, after staying tn the east and
south with Mr. Dutton, in the
navy ahj corps.
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Girl Reserves
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Election of officers and spring
events are the: activities of Girl
Reserves this month. : Comniit
tees for Parrish eight GRs ."Pen
ny Arcade" May 22 at the YWCA
are: refreshments: Marlene De
WittJjoan Elliott, Sue McEthin-
ny, Lores Harem; fosters, Dottie
C a 8 p e 1 1, Katherine Siegmund,
Barbara - Zumwalt; games. I Lois
'Archibald, Penny Gilmorey De
. lores! Taft, fietty Rois, Gladys
Boack; chaperones, Thais Cran
dalL Barbara Beugli, Joan Bu'ell;
decorations, Dorothy Gortrnaker,
Shirlipy K a rs t en, Mary Lou
Schmidt, Beverly Shaff. 1 1. j
Grace Elliott chapter of tr)-Y
elected the i following officers
for next year: president, 'Beverly
Keniiy; vice-president, Deanie
Lamb; secretary, Gwennf Rust;
treasurer, Bern a Wall; social
chairman, Barbara King; pro
gram chairman, Mary Elizabeth
Reinhart; chaplain, Dons? Wal
ser ; sergeant - at - arm s, Betty
Causey. . j . ';".' ...J f,'
Officers elected from Margar
et Meade chapter were: presi
dent Mavis Eggins;" vice-presi
dent- Diane Riggs; secretary;
Pauline Miller; treasurer! yer
lain Walker; program chairman
Pat Zahare; social chairman,
Cleo Schniedel; sergeant -at
arms, Barbara Smith;, service
chairman, Charlotte Hall;: music
chairman, Gracey WiddowsJ
A farewell breakfast was giv
en for the following seniors at
the school for the deaf: Merle
Johnson, Ruth Ann Root, Ha Mae
Bums, Martha Stutzman,, Geor
gia Ward. The seventh, grade
Girl Reserves prepared! the
breakfast; sixth, : clean-up;
fourth and. fifth set tables and
serve. , : I i "".':-- -.'
4 Officers for next years Girl
Reserves were elected at a bus
iness meeting: president, Bern!-
ta Kofford; vice-president Mary
Amv Cannon; secretary, Georgia
ward; treasuer, Betty Thomp
son..;' . ' I l :
The Etokta club will meet fer
a 1 :30 dessert lunch at the home
of Mrs. Ray Clark, 1495, North
Commercial street Tuesday aft
ernoon. Mrs.' W. W. Chadwick,
Mrs, H. O. Taylor, Mrs.; Hi G.
Cart and Mrs. E. M. McKee will
assist . . ,11
Music Week Calendar.
SUNDAY
1 b m Advinrrd ouuila of v Fran
ce Virginie Melton In YMCA lobby,
7:30 D.m. Muaic week concert al
First Christian church; John Schmidt,
jr.j director. ' x :
lao First PresbyterUn choir, ac
sisung Ruth Lorraint Close, 'harpist
in concert. . , , j
.,-, v. but xpris mgV' tedlk .about th .cost-' ji
e living only going up. ud-and-sucl a pcrVs
cnt until , thy core black in ' the face, w : i.
know 'tcdnt eo.-This week we bought a pack-"
we of filberts for ten.cents According to the . !;
label, It weighed 14 ouncei and according f
to our third grade arithmetic- ttiat's $3.20 per !"
pound. - --- ' j : !s 'S;
. Life's little tragediee. . Wclerk'pack
ed our grocery sack f6r.us, first the pound of v ji
precious butter, ,then our ' allotment of five
pounds of sugar, to do for ;four months." It: 't
had to sit in the warm car for half a day, arid
now we know .what they mean when they i
ay "cream butter and sugar thoroughly.". i
Bird Blitz. . . We were; awakened the-;
ether morning by a chirpirfg- such tis we had
never heard before. It sounded like thou" I
sands bf bird voices, establishing a beach
head on some tree just around the comer of
The Ilayesrille Woman's clab
will hold the final meeting of the
season with a covered dish lun
cheon, Thursday, May 17, begin
ning at 12:30 o'clock, at the home
of Mrs. . B. Taylor, -340 South
14th street Mrs. Scott Smith
will assist Members are asked
to bring playing cards, paper
back books, and beads fori a'
Camp Adair collection. Election
of officers will be held and com
mittees for ..the coming year will
be appointed. ; j '
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mhjutes and men It silenced as quickly as It
had "skirted. W raspect the. Pine Siskins, '
whlch;do' that very thing." Later the same"
morning we heard a soulful cry that sounded-
familiar,'1 and saw a quail-like bird In 'a.,
'fairly high; tree i , , then wonder of won-.
dersAd rest of the quail's family frantically v
running "over the top. of la nearby, garage.
vWell never know Kbw triey got In town, or,
how they got out, but quail are country birds :
and don't like "cities. ; ' . ' '
Ho hum: . r. If we keep on , having na-
'tional" presidents drop In ion us here in So
tern; we're liable to get bored. .
. .'Growing Weather v . .1 Saturday was the:
kind of warm steaming day we Oregonians ,
have to plant seeds and phen Jump, for fear
the plants will spring up and knock us over,
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.. Westminster Guild ef the Pres
byterian church will meet Wed-
nesday at the church at 2 o'clock.'
Mothers and guest day will be
observed. Mr. John Taylor will
. s p t a k on "Education of the
Death.". Mrs. JRobert. Craig will
sing accompanied by Mrs. W. H.
: East. Mr si Malcolm Hawke wll
lead the devotional service. Mrs.
Gardner Knapp heads the tea
committee! . v '
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: nual Mother's day tea on May 28
at the regular Salem Junior
Woman's club meeting Monday
night at .the clubhouse at 8
o'clock. tThe: nominating com
mittee, composed of Mrs. Delbert
Schwabbauer: Mrs. Roy Mink,
Mrs. Lloyd Reilly, Mrs. Fred
Gast and Mrs. Kenneth Carr,
: will' mak;e its report Reports
will also be given by delegates
who attejndedi the county fed era
tion meeting at Salem Heights.
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