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6 Ths Stat man. Sal in, Oroxyon, Tutelar. Tmbnarf 11, 1347 Dinner and Luncheon Slated A number of parties are on the social agenda for member of the legislative contingent. Thursday night a group of rep resentatives' wives are entertain ing with a dinner party while their husbands attend the bien nial dinner at Mt. Angel for which the business men's club is host. Hostesses for the dinner will be Mrs. R. C. Frisbie of Baker, Mrs. Giles French of Moro, Mr. . Riddell Lae of Hoodd River, Mrs. C. L. Lieuallen of Pendle ton, Mrs. Fred A. Hellberg of As toria, Mrs. Robert C. Gile of Rote burg and Mrs. Donald E. Heisler of The Dalles. The affair will be held in the Marine room of the Marion ho tel with covers placed for fory wives of the house. The Valentine motif will be carried out in the decorations and appointments. Mrs. Louise Palmer Weber of Portland ha invited a dozen of her friends to luncheon Thursday afternoon at the Normandy Man or. The group includes a group of women who are here during each cession of the legislature. Salem Man Weds Miss Schaecher MT. ANGEL Mm Leona Schaecher. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schaecher, became the bride of Leonard Schmaltz. sn of Mr. and Mr. John S.-hmdtz of Sdlem, at a double ling cermony in St. Mary's Oth-clii- church February 8. The Rev. Damiiin Jentxes was celebrant ol the nuptial high maK. The organ v,as played by Miii Helen Keber, accompanying 'St. Mary s choir, Mis Pauline Saal feld and Mus Euslelle Ban man who .ing. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore ivory atin made with long sletr e ant full knt with court train. Her lwiger tip veil of tulle waa held in place by a coronet uf tulle. She car ried a .atin-co eted mial topped with tin orchid Mi- iier.c Schnu-dor, cousin of the groom, va maid of hno. She woie blue silk crepe, match ing Mary Stuart headdret and ctineri (ink snapdrigorii and carnations. Bridesmaid were hei kiterv M:i F. H Morgan and Mr.-. Kdwai.d Swartz. B'-r rn.iii w a- Wiltei t Scha" chir. brother of the bride Nor- S haecher and Paul Greinei e:e uhtrv Bie..kt,i-t was ser ed at the hcimc f the budc- At noon h wedding dinner w ser-ed at the home of the bride g: Kim j parents in Salem. Cover- were plaied for 60. A cake flanked by t apii agons, daffodils and lighted tapers i entered the bride's tio!e Serving were Muss Dolores Welle uiul .li- Alice. V'ogel. The recept.on vv.is held at the Memorial hall in Mt. Angel Mr Alfted Jjcobi-en of Seattle and Mi-. Jo-erh S naechcr jr of Van poit cut the weiding cake. A - -sitting weie .Miss Rise Hauth. Mi-- R.ta Schultz. Mis M.iry Tuewt.. Miss Bertha Hasing an, I Mi-- Dorothy Schnider. Koi traveling the bride wore a Pm stripe gray suit, black acce-s-sius and orchid corsage Mrs. S.-hmalu graduated from Mt. An-g-1 academy la-t June and Mr. Schmaltz is a graduate of Sacred Ilea; t ;.i ademy. The Lansing Neighbors Home Exter.-i. n unit will meet , m Thui-d.iv. February 13, at 1 pit; the h. me of Mrs. I. G Lermon. 9 Sunr:vv :ew avetiue. S.ilem Dor: Ra.-muMii. assistant cotinv agt-t.t. w.I conduct the program on l lui.-caring ". He will dis cus fundamental rules of land- J( ing. and specific prncti-es suit.. i !e for this county. Home make: - in this community ai in vited to attend these meetings Mr. and Mrs. Homer L. Gaulet were ho-t.s to members of then bridge c ub Sunday night at their country home. A late upier was ser ed by the hosts. TODAY! 8hwia at Z.li - 7:15 - 8:45 Motion Picture FILM COirCEBT JOSK ITURIH icon ;orin VRONSKY & Bit A KIN MILDRED Dll. I. IN(. Also National Philharmonic Orchestra Sponsored by Beta Kit ma Phi WOIIEH'S CLUB Auditoriosa COLOTYLE To make tired. assslcJiUy bath rooms glamoroas. The essealiaJ treatment for new cantrof tUi. Everlasting washable tseaaty. No more painting. lasialled eomoleto by oar oww Colotylo craftsmen. ms5mt Cc 34t Court St. DUI t;?i i "Z:: J if.,, - : " I ' ; . : Society Clubs Music The Home MAXUfE 8UREN , JEHYME ENGLISH Womra'i Edlto Soctery Editae CLUB CALENDAB Tl'IIDAT St. Paul's Episcopal Junior Guild one o'clock luncheon, parish house. Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae with Mrs. Robert Ouniway. 670 N. Summer t . a p m. Past Presidents of WRC. at Mayflow er hall. 12:30 no-host luncheon. Laurel Social Hour club with Mrs. E W. Emmett. Glen Creek Drive, 1 p m. Marion-Polk Medical auxiliary din ner. Nohlrent : pm.. business meeting with Mrs. Carl W. Emmons. Eastern Star social club. Masonic Temple, dessert luncheon. 1:13 p.m. Gamma Phi Beta alumnae with Mrs. Bert Ford. (.30 dinner. Chi Omera alumnae with Mrs. fran cis Wade, Mi D St. 7 :30 p.m. YWC'A board of directors meeting at YW. 43 a in WEDNESDAY AAl'W afternoon literature group with Mrs Raymond WaUh. SO S. High st. 1:13 deert luncheon. Sunshine Sewing club with Mrs. G G. Loonev. 39S0 Turner Road. 1 p.m B'nai B nth Woman's auxiliary. p nv. at 2S4 N Commercial st Missionary meeUng of Women's Guild of First Congregational church with Mrs. Joe Beck, 743 S. Commercial. 2 30 p m Royal Neighbors Sewing club with Mrs. Gertrude Walker. 14 N. Sum mer at., no-hoat luncheon at noon. First Methodist WSCS executive board, t 30 a m., circles meet for des sert luncheons. 1 15 p.m. Jason Lee WSCS business meeting. 10 30 a m , luncheon. 11:90, church par lors. Pythian Sister PLE and F club with Mrs Eunice Burk. S42 Edgewater t.. coverrd dih supper. S JO pin. THl'BtSD. Y Misxiunary society of Englewood Evangelical United Brothren church ith Mn J. W. Koerner, SS N. 10th t ip m I.jn-in Neighbors Home Extension I'nil m ith Mr I. G. Lermon. S3 Sun nyview avenue. 1 p. m. IVMoliv n. others covered dish luncheon. Masonic temple. II p. m So)ournen desert luncheon, 1:13. Salem Woman clubhouse. FRIDAY Nortn Salem WCTU annual institute at Jason I-ee church. IS JO a m., cov ered dun luncheon at noon. BPW Vakrt.nf card party with Mi Juana Holn rv 228j S. High t , S p.m Duo Pianists In Concert Two 12-year old pianists will appear in Waller hall Feb. 19 In a two-piano concert sponsored by the Salem Junior federated music clubs Proceeds will be added to the musical activities fund of the organization. The yountj pianists. Tena Bow den and Wayne DeMott recently appeared with the Vancouver. B.C. Philharmonic and have played other concerts in the northwest. They are from Portland. S I I. V ERTON International nigh was observed successfully by the Silverton Business and Professional Women's club at its February meeting when five stu dents from foreign countries were special guests. These included Hetde Mah'er from Switzerland making her home in Mexico City; Ulruk Jacobsohn, of German de scent making his home in Siam; Soma Zlqtchenko of France. Gil bert Hug of French Morocco and Joan Johnston of Canada Miss Zlotchenko and Miss Johnston are atending Willamette univer sity and the other three Reed. ' Accompanying the latter down from Portland were Dean An- ! derson. instructor at Reed, and formerly of the Silverton high school faculty, and Mrs. Ander son. The students and Mrs. An derson spoke briefly. Also speak ing was Mrs. F J. Roubal. who represented the local club at the international meeting held in Ohio during the past summer. Miss Hannah Olson, president, introduced Mrs. Keith Heinz, chairman for the evening. Miss Helvie Silver directed group sing ing of folk songs from different countries. The dinner was held at the First Christian church. filial I Wl J- 1 that esh-sTom-dse-taxm" flavor, ask toe United Growers Brand frozen fresh Fruits and Vegetables. Only the finest quality produce, selected fend frozen by the growers themselves, is packed under this labeL Look for Unstesi Growers Brand in your grocer s freezer. AT YOUR FAVORITE STORE OiacrfooteO' by oesfoo Sefeo Comoooy, POono IMI Plans Told For Rites Plans have been completed for the marriage of Miss Dorothy Townsend, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Townsend of Gervais, and Robert Lorent. son of Mr. ! and Mrs. Louis Lorenz of Salem. ; The nuptials will be performed Saturday, February 15. at the First Christian church with the Rev. I Dudley Strain officiating at 8 o'clock. John Schmidt, Jr., will sing with Mrs. Schmidt the accompanist. Miss Marilyn Loreni and Miss i Delores Townsend, sisters of the I couple, will light the tapers. j Mr. Townsend will give his i daughter in marriage and she has asked her sisters. Miss Ruth and j Miss Elaine Townsend, to be her i maid of honor and bridesmaid re i spectively. i Earl Busselle will stand with I ' the groom as best man. Seating the guests will be Edward Corsey. ; Louis Lorenz. jr., Deral Lewis and Charles Winkenwerder. I A reception will follow in the church parlors. i Surprise Shower For Miss Pope A surprise miscellaneous show er was given Sunday night from 7:30 to 11 o'clock at the home ol Miss Barbara Ann Saddler. 1342 N Capital st . for Miss Lola Me i Pope, who will be married this month. The Valentine theme w;s used in decorations. Guests were the Mioses Winona Simpson, Doris Englehart, Viola Swanson, Mildred Larum. Stella j rvasper, iviacyie wooarun, risie , Furier, Joan Grill. Shirley Post,; Merece Saddler, Millie Toombs. Shirley Dane, Ida Perryman. Gladys Batty. Pat Shuck, Margie Whitmore. Norma Wager, Fern j Conner, Cecilia Greene, Emily j Martin. Edith Turner, Lois Dierlts and Lola Mae Pope. 1 I WOODBl RN Speakers from the Marion county Red Cross were the feature of the Valen- tine meeting of Woodburn Wom an's club at the city library club rooms Wednesday afternoon.' Three representatives, introduced by Wood burn's Red Cross chair- i man. Mrs. Blaine McCord, were . Mrs. Susan Faherty. of the Red Cross veteran and civilian serv ice; Miss Kathryn McKennon. of the home service organization; and Mrs. Ralph E. Moody, volunteer chairman. Mrs. Moody requested that women interested in secur ing a home nursing class for this , city call Mrs A. G Cowan, club , president. She pointed out that a minimum of ten members are needed to organire the class. The program for the afternoon included two musical readings by Mrs. Franklin Tyler who was ac companied at the piano by Mrs Roy Arney. Mrs. Mike Seifer gave a history of the valentine. Decor ations were spring flowers and hearts. Chairman for this month's program was Mrs. Edna Lytle as sisted by Mrs. Anna Chapman, Mrs. Seifer. and Mrs. Frank Covey. Pouring at the tea tables were Mrs. Tyler and Mrs. Roy Seeley. Other February activities of the club are a colonial ball at the ! armory on February 18 of which Mr. O. L. Withers is chairman, and the Martha Washington li brary benefit tea on Washington's birthday which is headed by Mrs. P C McLaughlin. Mrs. J. Melvin Ringo. Mrs. Darleigh Slead, and Mrs. Oliver S Olson " nil 1 m . Hostesses to Entertain at Bridge Several informal affairs will mark the calendar for the week with bridge parties highlighting the events. Mrs. Wayne Doughton has in vited a group of friends to a des sert luncheon Thursday afternoon at her apartment at the Ulrich. Contract bridge will be in play during the afternoon. Arrange ments of early spring flowers will provide the decorative note. Cov ers will be placed for twelve guests. Mrs. Douglas Chambers will en tertain members of her club at dessert luncheon and afternoon of bridge on Wednesday afternoon at her Court street home. Mrs. Wilmer H. Page will be an addi tional guest. Mrs. Carl W. Emmons has bid den her club to a dessert lunch eon Wednesday afternoon at her Fawk street home. Contract bridge will be in play following the luncheon hour. Mrs. Oscar White will be a club hostess tonight when she honors her club at her Saginaw street home. A dessert supper will be served. Mrs. Manfred Olson will be an additional guest Camp Fire Corner The Weyannoa Camp Fire group met with their guardian. Mrs. Richard Kriesel February 5. New officers for the next three months are, president, Sandra Carter; vice-president, Carlene McCor mic; secretary, Jean Rawlings; treasurer. Mary Lou Hastings; scribe, Sharon Johnson. The Wacinton Camp Fire Girls met at the First Christian church January 30, with their leader Mrs. Roy Wright. They made waste paper baskets and knitting boxes. Their new officers are: president, Margaret Hildrcth; vice-president, Carol Thompson; secretary, Shar on Laverty; sargeant-at-arms, Darla Tungate; treasurer. Nava dea Pleasant: song leader. Glenda Daniel; scribe. Donna Starkey. The Sacajaweas under the guardianship of Mrs Howard Houston met at the Calvary Bap tist church for supper February 5. The girls will earn an honor bead for making the table favors. Mrs O. E Younguist met with her group, the Tacodas February 6, at her home. The girls discuss ed honors and planned a Valen tine party. The Happy Blue Birds met at their leaders home. Mrs. M. W. Ready February 6. The girls dra matized Billy Goat Gruff. Mrs. Ray Sanford's Happy Blue Birds met at her home February 6 .The girls molded colored dough into perfumed beads. The Happy Go Lucky Blue Birds met with their leader, Mrs. Jas per Button January 30 and made clay animals. The new officers Young Mother Relieve dis tress of baby's cold while he sleeps. Rub on Vicks VapoRub at bed time. Soothes. fiMmftci relievesdurlng Vf I CRb night. Try It I VVAPORue) In Conjunction with National Security Week February 10-22 A Military Display of World War II Souvenirs From the Eurojean Theatre of Operations Collertetl during the Operations of the 4th Armored Division, Principal fighting unit of General Pattons Army From Normany to the final end of the War Now on Third 340 are: Judy Cross, president; Sherry Silsiner, secretary; Sirely Ezell, treasurer; Sandra Egerly, scribe. Mrs. W. R. Criswells Ducky Doodle Blue Birds met at Sandra Rickets home February 3. The afternoon was spent making val entines. Mrs. A. P. Sprague's group met at the Evangelical church Jan uary 28. After a short business meeting they visited the state library. As a special project plan to send favors to the children! farm home in Corvallis. Mrs. L. W. Megquiers Otyok was Camp Fire Girls met January 30, making copper foil symbol pins. New Babies Welcomed Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Gra benhorst (Jeanne Burrell) are re ceiving congratulations on the birth of a seven pound, ten ounce son on Monday morning at the ' Salem General hospital. The little , boy has been named Richard, Eu I gene, jr., for his father, j The baby's grandparents are i Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Burrell and ! Mr. and Mrs. George Grabenhorst, sr., all of Salem. To Mr. and Mrs. Joy Strick- faden go felicitations on the birtM of a daughter, Terry Leigh. Sun day at the Salem General hos pital. The little girl, who weighed six pounds and 15 ounces, has a two year old sister, Geryll Lynn. The grandparents are Mr. and I Mrs. Charles Strlckfaden of Salem ) and Mrs. Ned Calloway of ! Brownsville. I I Valentine Dance Held The KD club held its annual i Valentine dance Friday at the i Keizer grange hall. Committee in charge were Dr. and Mrs. Sam ; Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shafer and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bowden. Special guests attending were Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rowland, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bres-sler, Mr. i and Mrs. Bob Victor, Mr. and ' Mrs. Jim Gardner, Dr. and Mrs. John Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Tallman. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cross, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Jones, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Siewert. A im, bh tm Artmf WKfcMM; fcrwo .rmrprW ! - vor. II H.M 4 ft wax Cm- (UM wi rov pm A .iint hnrr mt Vi 00 . t O S. SaoM. A44 tmn. 4 ymmt W W Ma ) TM cm .... ..in .lo.i I1MN WW. M ilUni and, ymm mmm a 1 ft. timm w4l. MjrtiMa rw mrddW. o mmmt. mm 7 wim I mm, ack t l. k-r IS H. CAMPLEWIS Tent & Awning Co. 1111 1t Ave. Start! 1, Wash. '4. f Hi Display Floor Court A Birthday . Luncheon Mrs. Mason Bishop presided at a 1 o'clock luncheon Monday aft ernoon at her home on South Church street for the pleasure of her sister, Mrs. Samuel B. Gil lette, on her birthday. Guests 'were invited to a 4fblue Monday" luncheon with blue car ried out in the table appointments and blue violets forming the cen terpiece. Covers were placed for Mrs. Gillette. Mrs. L. R. Springer. Mrs. Dean Morse, Mrs. Herbert Wink ler, Mrs. Clifton Ross, Mrs. Ar thur G. Upston, Mrs. Douglas Coo per and Mrs. Bishop. Singer Here on February 26 James Pease, bass baritone, who comes to Salem February 26 un der the sponsorship of the Salem Crescendo club, in the past year has made an outstanding success in music. Ready to enter the field of pro fessional music at the time of his enlistment, his career was neces sarily postponed. He was dischar ged in January of 1946 and in the past year has made himself known in opera and concert stage. WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY VAM1E DAY BRILLIANT ALUMIMTM TILE Add beauty to your home aluminum tile. Easy to Size 5"x 5". One bundle 5 sq. ft. PICK-UP CAftT Tips forward and acts as scoop, easy to lift because weight is balanced on wheels. Simple to operate. ALUM. DOUBLE BOILER J 2-rt. capacity, polUhed aluminum. I ppr section has 2 aide handles. Cover fits both parts snugly. 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