t The Start mem, Salem. Oregon. Thnryday, Jdnoarf 1. 1S47
Guests Are
Bidden to
Luncheon
Mrs. James B. Young and Mrs.
P. D. Qui sen be try will be host
cases for a fTnartly arranged
luncheon Friday afternoon at the
Normandy Manor.
f Bidden are members of the
hostesses bridge clubs and a few
additional guests. The afternoon
hours will be spent informally.
Guests will be seated at small
tables and bouquets of spring
flowers will provide the decora
tive note.
Visitors Fly
To Nebraska
Mrs. Charles Neville Flitton
(Mary Elizabeth Sisson) has ar
rived in the capital from Bremer
ton for an indefinite stay at the
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Brown E. Sisson. Ensign Flitton
left Monday on his ship, the USS
Chikaski, for Guam via San
Francisco and San Pedro. He is
a navigator on the oiler. Follow
ing his return to the states in the
spring he plans to be released
from the navy and expect to con
tinue his studies at dental school
at the University of California at
Los Angeles.
Accompanying Mrs. Flitton
home for a few days stay were
Mrs. Selmer Solem, Jr., and
daughter. Sylvia Jean, who left
Wednesday night by plane for
their home in North Platte, Ne
braska. The girls' husbands are
on the same ship and the Solems
have also been residing in Brem
erton. Reception Fetes
New Officers
Chad wick chapter. Order of
Eastern Star, met in regular ses
sion Tuesday night at the Ma
sonic temple with Mrs. Fred B.
Keeler, and H. R. Robinson pre
siding as worthy matron and
Worthy patron.
Past Worthy Matron Bertha
Bergman and Past Worthy Pa
tron Earl E. Wiper were honored
and spoke of their year's work.
Visitors present were Irene
Selle from Hooper, Neb; and
Margaret Kelly, past worthy ma
tron from Albany.
Tuesday afternoon, January 14.
there will be a dessert luncheon
followed by a social afternoon of
cards and sewing. On January 21
Catherine Felger, associate grand
matron of the grand chapter of
Oregon, will pay her official visit
in the evening and will give a;
cho 1 f instruction in the aft
ernoon at 2 o'clock. i
After the chapter meeting a j
reception was held by the ap-
j.ojntie retiring officers for the'
new 1947 officers. The tables were
tleroii.lt il with alee table cloths
with white candles and greens.
The committee in charge of the
reception included Mesdames G.
G. Perkins. J. E. Krizzell. Helen
Hu-ch. (Ilona Smith. V. L. Wal
ser. M.,ry Fowler. Helen Anthony.
S. Rayror Smith and Earl E.
Wiper.
Mrs. William F. Foster left Sa
lem by train Sunday for San
Francisco where she will spend
a few days with relatives before
sailing on the I'SS Matsonia for
the Hawaiian Islands to viit for
several weeks with her son-in- 1
law and daughter, Mr and Mrs
Harold Lottf- Mr. I ttis is man
ager of the Kress store at Hilo.
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Tho foodor, in choosing a
dairy fd, should bo concerned
with the total digestible nutri
ents. Triangle Dairy Feeds are
carefully built to produce maxi
mum milk production and to
maintain a healthy producing
animal.
These scientifically balanced
feeds contain: Rolled Oats,
Wheat Millfeed. Soybean Mtal.
Linseed Oil Meal, Rolled Bar
Icy, Ground Barley, Ground
Corn, Cane Molasses, Minerals,
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Engaged duo are Robert Pound and his fiancee. Miss
Eleanor Maggs of Berkeley, Calif., whose betrothal was
recently announced in the southern city. The bride-elect is
the daughter cf Mrs. Adclph Beck of Berkeley and Mr.
Pound is the sen cf Mrs. Benjamin F. Pound cf Salem and
the late Dr. Pound. The wedding is planned to take place
in February.
Mothers Club to
Give Luncheon
The Salem Alpha Chi Omega
mothers will be hostesses for a
luncheon at the chapter house on
Court street Saturday afternoon -at
1 o'clock in compliment to
mothers of pledges and members
in Portland and neighboring
towns. j
Plans were completed for the
luncheon at the meeting of the1
Salem Mothers club Tueday
night w ith Mrs. Blame Brown :
and Mrs. Harold Jory as host
esses at the chapter house. Plans
were also made for the rummage
sale to be held on January 17.
Mrs. R. C. Hunter will preside
at a bridge luncheon on Friday
afternoon at her South Liberty
street home in honor of members
of her club. Additional guests will
be Mrs. W. E. Hutchens, Mrs. Rose '
W. Babcock and Mrs. Rex W. j
Davis. '
Mrs. Ben Felger, associate grand
matron of the Fa.-tei n Star will
make her official inspection visit
to Salem chapter OES. meeting at
Masonic temple Saturday night.
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in hdcpwm
you can now
buy most
merchandise
at Wards!
10? down ... up to IS months to par the bal
ance! That's the exciting story now on all
Ward merchandise but f 50-and-orer Furni
ture and Rugs (hich axe 20) and $30-and-over
Appliances like Refrigerators and
Stoves (which are 33H). On all the thou
sands of other things in our store ... in
cluding lower-priced Furniture, Rugs, Radios;
etc. . . . it's 10 down, and up to 15 months
t pay. Any purchase (or group of pur
chases) of $10 or more will open an account.
For the full details, come to Wards today
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CLUB CALENDAR
TBl'ISDAV
Kappa Alpha Theta alumna with
Mrs. Keith Powell. 11 Miu.on St. S
p.m.
Degree of Honor, installation of of
ficers. Salem Woman's club, 8 p m
Lansing Neighbors Home Extension
Unit with Mrs ft H. Ballard. 250
Evergreen ave . 1 p. m.
Sojourners, dessert luncheon. 1 15
p in . Salem Woman's clubhouse.
FRIDAY
Nebraska
club meet
Commercial
at
st
KP hall,
covered
248 North
dish dinner. 6 30 p m.
North Salem WCTU with Mrs. Clara
coo ley. S9a Gaines St., 2 p in.
sa'tikoay
Salem Woman's club meeting-, club
house. 2 30 p in , board meeting. 1 30
p m
Salem chapter. OES. Masonic Tem-le.
8 pm.
MONDAY
Salem Deaconess hospital aux.liary,
meets in chapel 1 30 p m.
TCESDAY
Laurel Social Hour club with M:s
Monty Jones, desseit luncheon.
North Salem WCTI will meet
at the home of Mrs. Clara Cooley,
598 James street Friday at 2 p.m.
Mrs. Cooley will lead devotions,
Mrs. Van Lydegraf will talk on
the Lillian Stevens fund and Mrs.
W. A. Bark us will give a travelogue.
Hostesses to
Honor Mrs.
Anderson
Event of Monday night will be
the bridge party for which Mrs.
Glenn Wilbur. Mrs. Lynn Heise
and Miss Kreta JTanz will be
hostesses at the Wilburs' suburban
home in Salem Heights. The af
fair it beint; arranged in compli
ment to Mrs. Lawrence Anderson,
to which 30 of her friends have
been bidden.
A late supper will follow sev
eral hours of contract and a
shower will honor Mrs. Anderson
during the evening. Blue, pink and
white will be carried out in the
decorative scheme and floral ar
rangements. New Members in
Leqion Auxiliary
American Legion a u x i 1 i ary
meeting Monday heard Mrs. Ed
mund Meola sing several vocal
numbers, accompanied by Mrs.
A. W. Lovcik. Mrs. I. N. Bacon
presided at the business meeting.
Mrs. Frank Marshall, who at
tended the department of Ore
gon child welfare school of in
struction and was appointed
chairman of the district child
welfare committee. announced
that Christmas gifts were sent to
children of veterans In the state
institutions.
Formal initiation was held for
Mrs. Emmett Summerville, Miss
Margaret Gabriel, Mrs. Franz
Wilhelm, Mrs. Arthur- Weddle,
Mrs. A. G. Green. Mrs. Hattie
Fish, Mrs. P. W. Karr, Mrs. R.
D. Streeter. Mrs. Craig Coyner
and Mrs. Georgie Hart. The Past
Presidents were in charge of the
initiation with Mrs. Stanley
Krueger, Mrs. Arthur Johnson.
Mrs. Malcom Cameron, Mrs. Aus
tin Wilson, Mrs. Trank Marshall,
Mrs. Earl Andreson, Mrs. Albert
Gragg, Mrs. Bess Watkins, Mrs.
Mem Pearce and Mrs. Jennie
Bartlett composing the degree
j team.
Mrs. Earl Andreson, president
Marion county council, announc-
ed a meeting January 17 at St.
Paul. Capital units will be in
charge of installation cf officers.
I Mrs. G. A. Gabriel will enter
tain the board members at her
home January 12.
I Guests Monday night were
! Mrs. Velma Davis, commander
Pioneer post No. 149; Mrs. Lillian
Bennett. Caldwell, Idaho; Mrs.
Mabel French. Mrs. Aleta Brown.
Mrs. Helen Bockman. Mrs. Har
riott Belcher and Miss Alberta
Shoamake.
A social hour followed the busi
ness meeting. Mrs. Stanley Krue
ger, president of the district, and
fMrs. I. N. Bacon presided at the
I urns. Mrs. James Garson and Mrs.
C. M. Craig were chairmen of
the social hour, assisted by Mrs.
' Florence Ames. Mis. Austin Wil
son, Mrs. Merle Travis, Mrs. C.
Ward Davis, Mrs. G. A. Gabriel,
I Mrs. A. W. Lovcik and Mrs. B.
W. Stacey.
The regular dinner meeting of
Gamma Phi Beta alumnae slated
; for January 13 has been postpon
ed to Monday, January 20 and
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Ivan Merchant.
Aniriiv(ifl
MyfldDnos
AsMDf these la rertlasrf Wed
nesday night to attend Portland
Realty Board's First Citizen ban
quet at the Multnomah hotel were
Governor and Mrs. Earl SnelL Sec
retary of State tad Mrs. Robert
S. rarrell, jr. and State Real Es
tate Commissioner and Mrs.
Claude H. Murphy. Honor guest
was Chester Moores, Portland's
First Citizen.
Will Collect
For Schools
Pencils and other general school
supplies, including tables and
writing paper, to send to the war
ravaged schools of the Pacific
area will be collected for sending
to those sections by the Salem
branch of the American Associa
tion of University Women at the
luncheon meeting. Saturday, Jan
uary 18, at the Marion hotel at 1
o'clock.
The project is in charge of Mrs.
R. C. Riley, educational chair
man, who asks that members
bring their own contributions or
any they may receive from neigh
bors, friends and other non
members to the Saturday meet
ing. Where persons have not used
or second hand supplies to con
tribute they may give cash which
will be used to purchase supplies
locally. No books will be handled
by the branch at this time, Mrs.
Riley said.
Guest speaker at the meeting
will be Phil H. Parrish, editor of
the editorial page of The Ore
goni&n, who recently returned
from a tour of Europe with 12
newspaper editors, ffe will bring
first hand information of the war
torn countries.
Plan for World
Convention
The South Salem WCTU will
hold a hospitality tea at the home
of Mrs. E. W. Stripling, 943 South
Liberty st. at 2 o'clock Friday.
The tea is a benefit for the world
convention of the organization, the
first since the war, which will be
held at Asbury Park, N. J.. June
5-10 and for which the Unions
of the United States will be hos
tesses. The World's WCTU was the first
world organization of women and
their first convention was held in
Fanueil Hall, Boston, Mass., in
1891 World conventions have been
held, six in the United States, two
in Canada, two in England, 3 in
Scotland, one in Switzerland and
one in Sweden. Before World War
II there were 54 countries federat
ed in the world organization.
Mesdames Elsie Trick and J.
S. Murray are arranging the pro
gram for the afternoon. Mrs. C.
H. Brown is assisting at the tea
hour.
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Ellis Home
Scene of
Parties
The Lefelle street home of Mr.
and Mrs. Dean Ellis is the scene
of two informal parties this week.
Friday night Mr. and Mrs. Ellis
will be hosts for a bridge party
with a late supper following.
Guests of the hosts will be Mr.
and Mrs. William Bush, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Hauge, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hunt and Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Margosian.
Wednesday night Mrs. Ellis en
tertained members of her club at
bridge and a late supper. Guests
were Mrs. Wallace Hug. Mrs. W.
Emery Hobbs, Mrs. John Hughes,
Mrs. Andrew Halvorson, Mrs.
Jack Price, Mrs. Cobum Graben
horst, Mrs. Robert Needham and
Mrs. Werner Brown.
Gertrude Eder
Is Married
GERVAIS The Sacred Heart
Catholic church was the scene
last Saturday at 8:30 a. m. of an
impressive double ring ceremony
when Miss Gertrude Eder, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Wenzel Eder
of Gervais and Leroy Duda, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Alois P. Duda of
ML Angel, were married.
The bride wore a dress of
white slipper satin with full train
and fingertip veil. She carried a
white prayer book and white or
chid. Her attendants were her
sister. Miss Irene Eder, maid of
honor, who wore green net, and
Miss Bernice Duda, sister of the
groom, as bridesmaid who wore
yellow net. Thy both carried a
cascade arrangement of white and
yellow chrysanthemums and pink
rosebuds.
Raymond Duda, brother of the
bridegroom, served as best man.
A dinner for the immediate
families was served at the home
of the bride's parents and a re
ception was held in the after
noon at the parish halL In the
evening a wedding dance was
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given in the high school audi
torium. After a motor trip to California
the couple will reside in a new
home on a farm near ML Angel.
Mrs. Deal4 Armpriest enter
tained at bridge and supper Wed
nesday night at her home for
members of her club. Mrs. Ralph
Nohlgren was an additional guest.
Date Is Set For
February Rites
Miss Ann Gearin and Walter
Lewis Smith have set their wed
ding date for February 8 at SL
Joseph's Catholic church. The
bride-elect is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Gearin of
Donald and her fiance is the son
of Mrs. Mary Smith of Salem.
Miss Gearin attended schools in
Woodburn and is employed at the
Western Paper Converting Co.
Mr. Smith is a graduate of Stay
ton schools and Oregon State col
lege. He is now with the Stayton
Cannery.
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Mrs. Kama etas Barker aad
daughters, Judy and Linda, of Eu
gene, formerly of Salem, are vis
iting in the capital this week at
the home of her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon
Burres.
Mrs. Maarice neater has lavit
ed members of her club to bridge
and a late supper tonight at her
country home at Union Hills.
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