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PAGEnX The pHICOn. STATEZMAIL Ccdexx Qtecjon, Friday IXornlnq, September 21, H v J.. Clubs Music . . . . The Home Society Mixta Bum VomiI Editor Jeryme English Hostesses.to Honor Miss Cornelius " Miss Dorothy Cornelius, fall bride-elect of Mr. Joseph V. Tompkins, will be the hoftor guest st luncheoa SatuJay afternoon when Mrs. J. IV ed Braley and Mrs. D. . Brunskill . entertain at the former's hoipe in Albany. A kitchen shower will fete the bride-to-be after tht luncheon hour. v Among those attending from Salem will be Miss Cornelius, . Mr. Percy R. Kelly, Mrs. J. N. Chambers, Mrs. Rex W. Davis, -Mrs. Claude Murphy and Mrs. Howard Jenks. : . ; Mrs. Mona Yoder is planning a bridal party in honor of Mist Cornelius for Friday, Septettv - ber 28. . . T Kolbs Home t From South Being .welcomed back to the capita are LL and Mrs. John Kolb (Genevieve Dpud) and their two sons, Michael and Pat rick, who have been living in Montgomery, Alabama. L.L Kelb, who has . been stationed there with the army air corps, has been discharged. Before coming west the Kolbs went to New Jersey to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kolb. This is their first return to Salem since they left over three years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Kolb and their sons are temporarily located with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Doud, until they find liv ing accommodations. Bliss Louise Wrisley, daeg hter of Mr. and Mrs. G. M." Wrisley, left this past week for Pitts burg, where she will be in girls' -work at Kingsley House, a. .set tlement center. She will instruct in creative music and dance. Miss Wrisley graduated this year in music from Willamette uni versity - . . Today's Menu Halibut is the fish for today and will go with cucumbers. Sliced tomatoes Baked halibut with Cucumbers Baked Danish squash Buttered carrots Fresh prune cake, r . nALIBUT BAKED WITH CUCUMBERS . 3 tablespoons ' butter i pounds halibut I1 salt ; . ;..-.- . cup water " 4 cup . evaporated 2 large cucumbers Melt butter in baking pans in baking pan, set fish in pan and sprinkle with salt, add water and milk. Pare cucumbers, cut In halves crosswise and then in quarters lengthwise. Lay around fish and bake in a moderate oven until fish Is done, about half an hour. , -.-., Luncheon: to Miss Hetaa BUler and Mrs. Laura, Pangle will entertain .the Business and Professional Wom en's sewing' dub Saturday night At .720. o'clock at the former's home at 1492 State street' . ..Mrs. Frank Earnest and her . cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mul heira of Los Angeles have re turned from a week's trip te Vancouver, B. C, and Seattle. Christening Of John Ellis John Wiley Ellis, six months ' old son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ellis, . will be christened during the morning service at St Paul's Episcopal church' Sunday with the Rev. George H. Swift officiat ing. The little boy will wear the christening dress which his sis ter, Diane,, wore several years ago. The sponsors will be Ensign and Mrs. Seth Payson Smith (Alice Swift). In the absence of Ensign Smith, who is in the South Pacific, Mr. Roger K. Putnam will stand as proxy. The baby's grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hal Wiley of Jef ferson and Mr. and Mrs. William P. Ellis of Salem. Rainbow Girls to Install Officers Miss Beverly Davenport, daugh ter of Mrs. Ronald Craven, will be installed as worthy advisor of Chad wick Assembly, Order of Rainbow for Girls at a formal ceremony Tuesday, September 23 at the Masonic Temple at 8 o'clock. The interested public is invited to attend the ceremonies. A" reception for the worthy ad visor and her officers will di- ' rectly follow the installation. Miss Shirley Lukins is the retiring worthy advisor. Miss Davenport's officers in clude Lois Burris, worthy assoc iate advisor; Joann Tweedie, charity; Jean Doolittle, hope; Joyce Smith, faith; Barbara Bates recorder; and Sally Smith, treas urer. Appointive officers selected by the new worthy advisor are Leah Case, .chaplain; Elcena McCune, drill leader; Elsie Johns, associate drill leader; Janet Miller, organ ist; Mrs. Ronald Craven, choir director; Esther Perkins, love; Donna Ahalt, religion; Pat Za hara, nature; Elaine Winkle, im mortality; Pat Pierson, fidelity; Joan Bunnell, patriotism; La Vonne Cannon, service; Patricia Hale, outer observer; Doris Hale,' confidential observer; Ruth Pear cy, Bernice Isham, Carol Cain, Coral Nelson, Beverly Kenney and Nancy Morley, choir; Mrs. Wayne Henry will again, serve as mother advisor and will be Installed; during the ceremony. ; Mrs. Frank H. Speari, Jr. en trained Thursday for Washing ton, D. Ci to Join Major Spears after spending the summer months in the capital at the liome of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Garnjobst Simmons j r Mrs. William Scandling and Mrs. Margaret Callaghan will be hostesses for a smartly arranged one o'clock luncheon" Saturday afternoon at the Marion hotel in compliment to Miss I Betty Simmons, October bride-elect of Mr. James B. Haley. 3 ' I I The luncheon table will be centered with an arrangement of rosev asters and ; chrysanthe mums shading from pink to rose. A kitchen shower will fete the popular bride-to-be. j - Bidden to honor Miss Sim mons are her mother 'and; sister, Mrs. Roy H. Simmons' and Miss Mary Jane Simmons, the groom elect's . mother, Mrs. Emma K. Haley, and Mrs. Daniel J. Fry, Jr Mrs.- Taylor Hawkins, Mrs. Breyman Boise, Mrs. James B. Young, Mrs. Wayne Loder, Mrs. Robert HerralL Mrs. j Lawrence Anderson, Mrs. Bess Wolz, Mrs. Rex Adolph, Mrs. Robert E. Bar nett c Mrs. Hollls Huntington. Mrs. Arthur Rahn, Mrs. Conrad W. Eaulus, Mrs. Arch M. Jer man, v Mrs. Donald Plympton, Mrs. T. A. Livesley, Mrs. Ercel i Wj Kay, Mrs. Aset Eoff, Mrs. j William L. Phillips, Mrs. Ronald Jones.. Mrs. James Linn. Mrs. P. j D. Quisenberry, Mrs. Karl Becke, Mrs. Forrest Simmons,' Mrs. John 1 Carson, Mrs. Paul Hend-- ricks," Mrs. Edgar Pierce, Mrs. Frank H. Spears, ar. Miss Sybil Spears, Miss Patricia tVahdene- ynde and Miss Kreta Jan. 4lCol.Qies Is! Home! ' h ' i . 1; i ' Lt Pol and Mrs. Carl Parker Gles arrived In Salem Thursday from Portland where they have been since the officer's return from Europe. Colonel Gles, who his been In Europe for the past two years with the 9th air force,' returned to the states Jay plane and .called his wife on Sunday. He arrived in Portland Tuesday I morning. He will spend a few days here with his wife and 17 months old daughter, Martha, whom he had never seen, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C A. Gles, before leay lng; for Fort Lewis where he will report on Saturday. He will return to Salem next week for his leave. : . J Colonel Gles has been chief of staff of the 70th fighter wing. While fin Europe he served in England, Germany, France and Belgium. 1 8 i ! i j , . t- " . Tt t . .w . ' - " ' X--- : i- .: ..- -o 'A - - ii t f .A ... , ' ' , v i s. ij . ' ',- . ' Hi 1 - I v , 1 1 I ,-. , . , 7 , ; A ! - iMiri i mtSm j ai , ji ii n-ifaafc h.wA lafitmgaiwriwi muni ini mm t.aumin m - -'t,'l -' MM.M,,,esjexsssssssBBsasBBassBBsa : cun cj?i! . r Traveller . . Miss Wells Is Honor ; Guest " Miss Marjorie Wells, who re-1 cently - came- from Riverside, Calif j to Join the YWCA staffd was honored at a dessert supper paxtr Wednesday night at the ; YW with a group of young club women invited to meet the new-1 comer. Miss -Wells has taken j over her duties as- progranr dl j rector for the young aduli group. Guests -were seated ' at small ; tables centered with bouquets of CLU3 CAICPAn UnrUCrnd Army of BepubUe wrJLS SJSeuS rWan toux st, a pj- Satera Woman's Club mt clubhouM. 1JS sun, board meet ing, 1.-4S pjn. Miss Derethy Vaadeneyada has returned from a stay -in Portland as the guest of her Pi Beta Phi sorority sister, Mis Maureen Staub. Her . parents, nift- mt Mr.' Gene Vanden- Returns , - --v.- - . .-. Mrs. T. A. Livesley returned to the 'capital Tuesday- after a month's stay , to Geneva, New York with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart -Bush, and new; grandson, Asahel, who was born on August 23. . Mr. Bush, who has been sta tioned at Geneva as a pharmac ists mate with the navy, was transferred to Long Island, New York , ft few; days before Mrs. Livesley left for the west .; . pastel flowers in crystal vases. "eynde, are visiting in Seattle for Engagement of Toldl S - e BROOKS Mrs. Nels N. Sev erson announces the engagement of her daughter. Miss Audrey Severson, to PFC Stanley L. Ehlke, son of Mrs. Mary Ander son I of; Waconda. No date has been set for the wedding. S i t ' i -I Hiss! Sally McLellamlwiU ar rive in Salem, tonight fey plan from Seattle for a few days visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs,' Daniel J. McLellan. Miss Mc4 Lellan U stationed In Seattle as assistant field director with the American Red Cross. i !r : 1 f f Fref . and Mrs. T. 8.1 Roberts returned home on Wednesday af 4 ter spending several weeks in California. They visited her rel atives in Los Angeles and then' Prof. Roberts went to San Diego as a guest of his' brother, Dr, Robert M. Roberts. Mrs. Roberts later Joined him in San Diego and they returned north togeth er, j i ; ' " " ... I I - YGYons pnoDUsn detteq PuAnLG' 7HAC3 AC3VBODY mt ims. asus east. cows. tc 1 My peext, laid the oyster, la the only precious : stone I produce,'' And coffee is the only product ,cf Ids Drot. CofTce, Inc. Every effort Is deroted I to buying, Mm1-", gftaatlng, end packing the finest j coffees obtainable. The result? Every pound of b (inns LVca. CoHea hat flavor that makes you fay, llowthat'ifrfutlcallpdcoffcer V C2SULO OHOO COFFCB. 'tjtcfu. mwii sa.e.s.t.ev. Mr. and Mrs. Lawis fudson, jr. (Hildur Ions Warren) who were marriexl on September IS at the Turner Chris tian church with a reception following in the church par lors. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. War ren of Turner and her husband's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Judson of Salem. . The couple will reside in Rose burg. (Kennell-Ellis), ) ' ' . i ne evening nours were roent i informally. Hostesses for the af fair were Mrs. C W. Parker and Mrs. Harry H. Belt of the YWCA social ccmuntttee. ? - j ; Covers Were placed f or Miss Wells,' Miss Sybil Spears, Miss Carolyn Brady, Miss Jessica Kinsey," Kiss Lillian Kayser, Miss Civilla Reeher. Miss Ellen j Van Arsdale, Miss Helen Wilson, Mrs. Else.- Allen, Mrs. Louise Jones, Mrs. Fred Gast, - Mrs. ' Donald ; Gwinnup, Mrs.- Carl HalvoTson, Mrs.. Charles E. Prince, Mrs. Wheeler R. English and Mrs. Esther Little. . a MBrennen Is Honored. j " Mrs. Maurice Brennen w a s honored at a surprise party Thursday afternoon when Mrs. Robert Wilson entertained at her home on North 5th street j ; - The afternoon, was spent In formally: with the guests honor ing Mrs. Brennen with a shower; Tea was served by the hostess. The table was centered with an arrangement of forget-me-nots and Cecils B runner roses and bouquets of autumn flowers were used about the rooms. f Honoring Mrs. Brennen were Mrs. Lestle J. Sparks, Mrs. Ralph Dobbs, Mrs. R. Ivan Lo en, Mrs. Robert Lantz, Mrs, Melvin Gelst, Mrs. Kenneth Mo Leod, Mrs. Howard Maple, Mrs. Robert -Tschudy, Mrs. Charles Johnson, Mrs. Ernest C Richards, Mrs. Daniel Schulze and-Mrs. Robert Wilson. a few days.' Mrs. Kelly A Hostess Mrs. Percy R. Kelly was hos tess for a one o'clock luncheon Wednesday afternoon at her South 17th street home for the pleasure of members of her Al bany bridge club. ; j The tabli centerpiece wu of titers and maiden ; hair fern flanked ' by tapers la crystal holders.' i - Contract bridge was fa play during the afternoon with prizes going to Mrs. George W. Shep ard, Mrs. L. L. Swan and Mrs. E. Canfield. . ; ' Covers were placed for Mrs. 'George W. Shepard, . Mrs. J. T Whlttig and Mrs. Rex W. Davis of Salem, special guests; and Mrs. L. L. Swan, Mrs. A. Stark, Mrs. Rial to Weatherford, Mrs. T. Barrett, Mrs. E Canfield, Mrs. Zed Merrill, Mrs. Bert Westbrook and Mrs. Walton Worrell, all of Albany, and Mrs. Kelly. . . ' ' .;! Mr. and Mrs. Howard Maple entertained informally at dinner Tuesday night at their Fair mount Hill home in compliment to Dr. and Mrs. Robert Tschudy, : who are planning to leave this fall for South America, where Dr. Tschudy win be engaged in research work. -He has been on the Willamette university fac ulty. : ' : " ' --U-v Mrs. Flerenee Wright Miss' Selma Hilmer, superinten dent of nurses at the Deaconess hospital, will leave Sunday for ' trip through" Canada to New London, Conn. Mrs. Wright will visit her son, Chief Motor Ma chinists Mate Lowell Wright and wife. He Is in the submarine service and expects to be on sea duty again soon. Mrs. Wright and Miss Hilmer will go east via the Canadian route. Manager Wanted , : For New . Jowelry i ' " - , 1 Department Miller4 want experienced Jewelry saleslady to manage new jewelry department. ; Attractive Salary : j " and Comrnission Apply at once ; MAIN OFFICE : MELER'S Salem, Oregon District Women's Meet Slated ! i x Women of the American Lu theran church guild are I busy with preparations for the north west district women's Misaion a r y , federation convention of , United Lutheran church to be .held in the Salem church next week, September 25, 26 and 27, , Approximately 80 to 100 del egates and pastors are expected to attend from the district which t embraces Washington, Oregon, ' Vancouver and Victoria, British Columbia and Canada. i I Luncheons will be served In the church parlors during the convention. Mr R. H. Pfoff Is general chairman with Mrs. H. M. Boesch in charge of din ing room arrangements. Mrs. L. J. Stewart is the guild's president for the ensuing year. Rev.; M. A. Getzendaner, D. D. Is pastor. . - Mr. and Mrs. Habert E. Be- gardus, who have been visiting at the home of the letter's par ents, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Maurer, have left for an extend ed trip in the Rockies and into Nebraska. They will live in Den ver, Colo, i after November I. Mrs. Bogardus is the former Patty Jean! Maurer. Mr. Bogar dus was recently discharged from the service. ' f j " .' ) . . i - -. ... i littlo star Somethinqr bordering on affection ia Inspired by (his cas txed, wecir-almoskmywhere dress bt colors so right for the American scenel In 15 rabbits' hair and 85 wool jer sey, cut with "FreeAcaon sleeves In ICTs to 20's. . i f tie ntmuen ee. S i. y- ! - is 1, fel r Th pak o? oar Cornany,f telepKbae sttottag was fa August. Then we had about 305)00 unfiUed orders for service of which more than 798,000 were foe service in residences, " : ' 'V'-- ::,' ' -.' I, 4 ::- More orders com In every "day, but now w are Installing, telephones faster than the new orders come in. V7e will get: . 80,000 telephones from Jul toloernber SI Ak vemrVand 80,000 ia the first three inonths of 1946. ' V -VT ' '' j V.- , .Western Electric, our manufacturing company 2s settufg up; very machine it has that will inakt tm'pmicoL In the next 12 months the Bell Svstem expects to Install, more telephones than there, were, in alt of France .and Belgium before the war. 'A V Even that will not give service to ereryooe who wants k Id that time. There are' pla,where we have compiicated switduWrds to instaU even places where we must build new buildings for the new swinJoards. ;V7hiI there were In August more than 123,000 unfilled orders due to lack of telephone instrunients, there was' a greater number, about lfrMXX), unfiUed due to shortage of central office facilities But we are on our way to give service to all who want few on our way to restore Bell" System standards of service and Wise them erm highet. We are taming out facilities bade to dvilian service just as fast as we turned them to the Instant needs o wat, . . : ; .. tiii Marie tnnzoa w:d Tueivn comfahy J ; Telephcae 110 749. State Ctml 'K- sty: -.rr "
