Th OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon. Wednesday Morning. Mary 8. 1948
FACE SEVEN
WOWELO
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Dr. Kratt Is
Speaker at
Luncheon
The war brought to many GIs
n awakening and a desire
for thinf of spiritual value,"
said Dr. Theodore Kratt, dean
of the school of music. University
of Oregon, who spoke before mem
bers of the Salem branch. Oregon
Music Teachers association at
noon luncheon meeting Tuesday
at the Manon hotel. Dr. Kratt
served for a year in England wjth
the army's education program in
the music division at a GI uni
versity in Northern England. His i Christian church with their guard
experiences with the American ian Mrs. Roy Wright and aasist
oldier and his desire for good , nt Mrs Lyle, Sellers. The group
music were gratifying, the speak- ( practjced , play whkh they pre.
"ld- , . . ' sented Wednesday at the weekly
Uimr thrnv ic a nun nf sci- J
tK. .kK KaiH but th. , church supper.
. r.i..ri Hiaiis 1 The Merry Maid Blua Bird
of the advances made in it. They I group met with their leader. Mrs
found, he said, that muic took 80 ' L. S. Hornschuch and Mrs. Mayme
percent of the mind off illness and Hill April 9. The group made May
that various instruments recorded ' baskets and then played games. At
where in the body, relaxation took their next meeting they plan to
Pce. 'nake Mother's day gifts and plan
rigusn people iae music im . Mother's day tea for May 13.
their borne where in many cases. Nw grfups organl7e(i ar.
win I i i i-r: i ti; m iiisiiuumit.
Lnve of music, poetry and (?fKxl
literature carried England through
fcer dark years," the speaker said.
"From what I saw of Gl wanting
Camp Fir Girl
Column
The Tanda group of West Salem
with their guardian, Mrs. Al Beck
man was entertained with an Eas
ter party given by Janis Cline
their April 26 meeting. The girls
played games and were served re
freshments by the hostess.
The Waciton group met May 1
n the fireplace room of the First
good music. I am going to go down
the by-ways and preach music
here at home."
SUm Meltoa U Leave
third grade Blue Bird group at
Richmond school with Mrs. Elbert
i Neal as leader; a fifth grade Camp
Fire group at Bush school with
Mrs. Albert Schmidt, guardian; a
second grade Blue Bird group at
Englewood with Mrs. D. S. Har-
wood. leader; two fourth grade
Miss Frenee Virginie Melton. Camp Fire groups at Englewood
the retiring president of the or- ; with Mrs. Joseph Kelly and Mrs.
ganization, presided and appointed j Rodney Simonson as the guard
the nominating committee which i jan s; a fourtn grade Camp Fire
- m j w u j iiiv l ua i uiaii .
and a second grade Blue Bird
group at Richmond with Mrs. J. F.
Remington as the leader.
Roberts. This is the last luncheon
meeting of the season and the new
officers will be elected at a busi
ness session. Miss Melton is leav
ing in June for Los Angeles to
make her home. In the southern Mrs. David Boltker of Seattle
city she plans to resume her teach- has been the house guest this week
Ing and open a piano studio. j nf her brother-in-law and sister
The luncheon tables were cen- I Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Wallace On
tered with bouquets of painted Monday Mrs. Wallace and Mrs
daisies yellow and purple iris. Bottker drove to Willamina to vis
columbine and weigelia, it another sister. Mrs. Paul Mul-
Special guts wrre Dr Kratt. j e. Mrs. Bottker will return to
Mwdirws Theodore H Welch, j her home In the north today.
Jame Stoned A heeler R English, j J
Ted Mefford. Thomas Fuller of .
McMinnville, F. W. Rieck. Ronald 1 T"' annual mother and daugh
Craven, the Misses Jean Tavlor. j ter dinner will be held at Engle
Maxine Buren and Laura Hale, i wod United Brethren church on
Members oresent were Dean and I Thursday night by the mission-
Mrs. Melvin Geist. Prof, and Mrs. arv women and the guild girls.
LJinner will be served at 6:30.
Mrs. J. C. Hill will be leader.
T. S. Roberts. Prof. Ralph Dobbs.
Charles O. Hargrave. Mesdames
Kenneth Rich, David Eason, John
Schmidt, jr.. Walter Denton. Clif
ford FJliott. Bertha Junk Darby.
Frank Burlingham. the Misses
Frances Virginie Melton. Dorothy
Pearce. Lena Belle Tartar, Mar
garet Hogg, Ruth Bedford. Elma
Weller and Alice Crary Brown.
Mrs. Kemaeth Terry aad Mrs.
Wiilard Marshall will be hostesses
for a bridge luncheon today at the
former's home on North Summer
etreet for members of their club.
Additional guests will be Mrs.
John Griffith and Mn Charles
McClelland.
Mrs. H. G. Malsoa entertained
members of the Modern Drama
class at luncheon Tuesday after
noon at her apartment on Belle-
vue street.
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A Hostess
A surprise birthday party was
given for Mrs. Roland Wirt by
Miss Dawn Bates Saturday night
at the country home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Bates.
The party also served as a "wel
come homa" to the men present,
all of whom have recently re
turned from the service.
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At Conference
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1 ies' round table conference on
younger girls" programs in the
YWCA in Portland Tuesday and
today are four Salem YWCA
leaders.
Mrs. Neil Brown, local staff
member in charge of the younger
girls' work, and Mrs. Norman
Winslow. adviser for Ann Guth
rie chapter of Tri-Y, went Tues
day afternoon at her Fairmount
hill home for the pleasure of
members of her club.
day fur the meeting, and were
joined today by Mrs. G. A. Kee
ner, chairman of the younger
girls' committee from the local
YW board of directors, and Mr.
Howard Post, member of the
committee.
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Brlesemeister. national staff mem
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conference.
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at the Legion hall Thursday night
at 5:30 o'clock. They will observe
National Music week with a pro
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