Mrs. Skiff
Has. Birthday
Mrs. Ada Skiff will be a hos
tess to 16 relative and friends
this afternoon at the Marion hotel
at a dinner in celebration of her
80th birthday. Included among
the guests will be her son, -Dr.
ifaik Skill and wife of Portland.
Mrs. Skiff was born Hit old Wa
conda. which was where the Ger
vais four corners now is, and
with her parents moved soon af
ter to Salem wtjere she has re
sided ever since.
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Reports Heard
Mrs. Jeannette Van. Santen,
newly elected president of the
West Salem VFW auxiliary, pre
sided at the business meeting
Thursday. Committee reports were
heard and a report on the dist
rict meeting held in Dallas on
Wednesday was given by, Mrs.
Elizabeth Hoffman and the presi
dent. Mrs Avond Osborne was ap
pointed poppy chairman. Mrs.
Charlotte Curtis was a guest. -
The" post and auxiliary will
continue to hold business meet
ings on the 2nd Thursday ot each
month and a social affair on the
4th, it was announced.
" Expected in the capital next
weekend for a several weeks visit
are Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Epley of
Youngstown. Ohio, who will be
house guests of her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and - Mrs.
James L. Cooke. Mrs. Epley has
visited the Cookes before, but this
will be 'his first trip to Oregon.
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Mr. arid Mrs. Cecil H.
Bassett .(Ida LaVern
Casey) who were married"
on April 12 at the First
Christian church by the
Rev. Dudley Strain. The
bride is formerly of Sea
side and her husband is
from Bangor, Maine. A re
ception followed at the
Dale Thompson home. The
couple will reside at 444
S., High st Mr. Bassett is
associated vr 1th Hunt's
photo studio He attended
'.4Trentonuniversity and
has. been employed by the '
vr a r, department (Hunt's
."photo studio).
Party Honors -Hostess'
Sister
Mrs. Harold White was hostess
at a shower Friday night for her
sister. Mrs. Glen Hochstettler (Ar
dys Thomason). Cards were in
play, and a shower given Mrs.
Hochstettler. '. '- t
Others present were Mrs. John
Lamb, jr., Mrs. Ida Hochstettler,
Miss Dienie Verhagen, Miss Vir-r
ginia Riesbeck, Miss Cleo Eaton,
Miss Darlene Simmons, Mrs. Ro
bert Bohannan. Mrs. S. G. Hin
kle, jr.. Mrs. Richard Nortdurft,
Mrs. John Strickfaden, Mrs. Ro
Thomason. Shower Given '
For Bride-Elect
" A bridal shower was given Miss
Phyllis Howland, bride-elect of
Robert Pedersen of Corvallis, Fri
day night by Mrs. Barbara Botts
and Miss Mary Jane Orsborn at
the former's home. The couple will
Va numail Tun 1
- Invited by Miss Botts and Miss
Orsborn were Miss jjunice Usmin,
Miss Bonnie Webb, Miss Opal
Howland. Miss Gladys Howland.
Mrs. Rose Howland, Mrs. Joe
Botts and Mrs. John Orsborn.
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Garden Tea
Plans Made f
Detailed plans are underway
for the garden tea to be Riven by
the Salem branch of Zonta Inter
national, at the home of Mrs.
Chester Cox May 21, as a benefit
for the Helen Yockey Memorial
Fund. This money is being raised
to completely furnish and equip
a pediatric ward in the Salem
General hospital, as a memorial
to the late Helen Yockey; an ac
tive member of the Salem Wo
man's Service club, and an ardent
worker for the hospital.
All organizations, both men and
women, are being issued invita
tions to attend the tea and view
the gardens of Mrs. Cox. Hours
have been set from 3 . until 9 o'
clock, to accomodate business peo
ple. The gardens are to be lighted
in the evening.
The entire Zonta club is act
ing as a committee to be in charge
of the affair, with Mrs. C W. Sta
cy acting as coordinator. Mrs.
Theodore Madsen, jr., president
of the club is directing the various
groups.
Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Llndgren
will leave by train Thursday for
Detroit, Mich., where they will
visit their son-in-law and daugh
ter and family, and Mrs. E. W.
Norman, Mary and Judith.
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Mrs. Lloyd Wood wa hslr
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for a luncheon served to Mes
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Conbay, , Albert Stredwick, John
Sloan, Lawrence Bagger, John
Derrick, Gerald Lappon, Dean
Breneman. P. T. Andregg, Delbci t
Goode and A. Ellis. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. J. Clair
West in October.
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Engagement Told
The engagement of Miss Joyce
Johnson and Edwain Thomas Bar
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