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Xerih Salem WCTU wfll meetJRaynor Smith, 860 Jefferson st
Friday at 2 pm with Mrs. S. j Mrs. W. W. Chad wick will speak.
Mrs. Clara Cooley will lead de
votions, Mrs. E. J. Williams will
five a talk on Mother's day and
Mrs. A. E. UUey will sing.
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only the best quality assuring you of continuous trouble-free
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General Electric 4-Cu. Ft. Chest . ... 209.75
General Electric 8-Cu. Ft. Chest . ... 329.75
Amana 5-Cu. Ft. Chest Type .". . . . 249.50
Chapman 15.6-Cu. Ft. Upright, shelf . . 547.50
Amana 30-Cu. Ft. Uprightshelf . . . . 795.00
Esco 16-Cu. Ft. Chest Type . . . . . 538.70
Axriana; Walkin, 100-Cu. Ft. Cooler
with 23-Cu. Ft. Freezer . . . . . 1350.00
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Society .... Clubs
Music The Home
CLUB CALENDAR
THURSDAY
Sojourner ' dessert luncheon at Sa
lem Woman's club, 1:15 pjn.
DcMolay mothers luncheon. Masonic
tempi..
Ladle Aid of Woman's Relief Corps
with Mrs. A. W. Foster, cards. J-S p.m.
Pi Beta Phi aluma. with Mrs. Paul
B. Wallace. 1:30 p.m.
Neighbors of Woodcraft Thimble dub
with Mrs. Florence Bressler, 323 N.
14th rt no-host dinner at noon.
West Salem Woman's chib, city hall,
p.m. Installation of officers. :
Little Garden ciub of Salem Heights.
with- Mrs. Paul Criebenow, 1 p.m.
FRIDAY
South Salem WCTU with Mrs. Alma
Barkus, ,890 Saginaw st I p.m.
North Salem - WCTU meet at Jason
Lee Methodist parsonage, B60 Jeffer
son st, S p.m.,
Three Links club, 230 pjn.
MONDAY
Executive board. Capitol unit Amer
ican Legion auxiliary, with Mrs. Al
fred Williams, 985 Tamarack street.
Miss Hamre
Engaged
! Announcement is being made
of the engagement of Miss Elaine
Hamre of Salem, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Gladwin P. Hamre of
Silverton, to Robert L. Fry, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd C. Fry of
Silverton, formerly of Grants Pass.
The wedding is planned for Aug
ust. The news was first told at
a party Monday night at the Ham
re home in honor of the bride
elect's eighteenth birthday.
Miss, Hamre is a graduate of
Silverton high school and is em
ployed here at the public utili
ties commission. Her fiance served
in the navy during the war and
attended Oregon State college. He
will continue his education in the
falL
Miss Bear Weds
James Manning
! GERVAIS St Luke's Catholic
church in Woodburn was the
scene . May 1 of the wedding of
Miss Anita Bear, daughter of
Frank Bear of Wdodburn as she
became the bride of James Man
ning, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Manning of Gervais. Rev. Father
Moffenbier performed the cere
mony. The bride wore a white satin
dress made with long sleeves,
pearl beaded yoke and short
train," fingertip length veil ith
mother of pearl cap. She carried
a bouquet of pink and white
roses.
4 Miss Clara Bear, sister of the
bride and Miss Clara Manning,
sister of the groom, were brides
maids and wore identical dresses
of pale blue marquisette and satin.
They carried bouquets of pink
carnations.
Dennis -Manning was best man
for his t brother and Arnold Bear
was the other attendant LeRoy
Gardner and Charles LeBru were
ushers.
A wedding breakfast for the
wedding party was held at the
Bear home. A reception was held
from 1 to 3 o'clock In St Luke's
hall Woodburn, and a dance was
given In the K.C. hall in St. Paul
in the evening.
The young couple left for a two
weeks trip to Canada. They will
reside on a farm in tbe Parkers
ville district 5
Airs. Tracy Johnson, director of
the round table at Oregon State
college, will be the guest speak
er at the mother-daughter ban
quet at the First Christian church
Friday night at 6:30 o'clock.
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Parties
Several informal parties are on
the social agenda this week.
, Mrs. Conrad Paulson will enter
tain informally Saturday night at
her Court street home in -honor
of her husband on his birthday.
Guests have been invited to a sup
per with an informal evening fol
lowing. Mrs. Hugh Taylor "was - hostess
for an informal luncheon Wednes
day afternoon at her Court street
home for the pleasure of her house
guest Mrs. David Williams of Se
attle, who is here ( visiting a few
days. Covers wefe placed for
eight with contract bridge follow
ing. Mrs. Richard Grabenhorst has
invited a group of her friends to
a dessert bridge tonight at her
North Summer street home.
Guests will be Mesdamcs Co
bum. Grabenhorst. Robert Burrell,
Hal Halvorson, George A. Ar
buckle, Asa Lewclling, Richard
and Douglas Chambers. Rolland
Mesereau, John Steelhammer,
Robert Barnett Charles Barclay,
Dale Shepherd. Oscar Specht
Robert Brownell, George Graben
horst jr., and Miss Jean Taylor.
Convention in
Albany Soon
The recreation meeting of the
Salem Business and Professional
Women's club will be held at the
chamber of commerce rooms, at
eight o'clock Friday. LuVerne
Hardwicke is in charge of ar
rangements. The program will
be a round-table play presented
by the drama club under the di
rection of Mrs. Ruth Versteeg. A
social hour will follow.
Delegates to the Business and
Professional Women's? stajte con
vention at Albany, May 16. 17 and
18 are to include: Carmalite Wed
dle, second state vice-president;
Jessie Bush Mickelsen, state music
chairman; and Marion Lowry
Fischer, publicity and news serv
ice and delegates from- Salem
club; Marion Wooden, Ida Mae
Smith. Ruth Versteeg. Beity Elof
son, Zula Van Gilder. -Eleanor
Roberts and Mathilda GiUes. The
Salem BPW Chorus wilt present
a- group of songs at the Friday
night banquet in honor of the vis
iting national president, Mrs. Sal
ly Butler, and will join other
choruses in a massed chorus Sat
urday night
Mothers Feted
At Breakfast :
Members of the Salem Credit
Women's Breakfast lub enter
tained at Nohlgren's Tuesday with
their annual Mother's day break
fast. Mrs. Ethel Gallinger presided.
Josephine McGee sang accom
panied by Jean Hobson Rich.
Members of the club introduced
their mothers or gues6.'
Mrs. Ruth Norris Piankoff. past
president of the Salem ;club, re
cently returned from China, gave
an interesting talk of her experi
ences in the Philippine Islands,
Japan and China. Miss Myrtle
McClay was in charge of the dec
orations and program.
'Covers were placed for Mes
datnes Matilda Fleenor, Sadie
Murphy, Dae Stafford, Gladys
Mink, Josephine McGee. Jean H.
Rich, Ruth Peankoff, Lucille Sal
ter, Mae Wirth, Harriet Belcher,
Mourson Gilbert Alya Cainess,
Ethel McClay, Cass A. Nichols,
Douglas Baker, Arnel Smith, C.
F. Valentine, J. M. Jorgensen, E.
C. Corter, J. L. Berger, Leona
F r i e s e n , Margaret McNamee,
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Mother
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like for indoor comfort.
Mary Bell Hendrickson, Francis
Davis, Anne C. Thayer, Maude
Eckman, W. H. Smith, Agnes
Mangus, Etta Sutter, Lillian Wil
gers, Lorna Lucus, Estella Bur
ton, Dorothy Walker. Beverly
HartzeL Lena Blum, Alta Myers,
Louise Jones, Elaine Simpson,
Margaret Srigley, Ellen Van Os
dal, Margaret Ringle, Lois Ha-
worth, . Alice Pickett Margoria
AeschUmann. Bunny Evans, Bes
sie Kayser, Dorothy Hill, Bernic
Bennett Myrtle McClay, . Nila
Cluett and Joy Welsch.
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Sportswear . . .Blouses .... ; Lingerie
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