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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 14, 1948)
v The Statesman, Salem, Oregon Sunday March 14. 1943 A Birthday Dinner American Legion auxiliary, Capital Unit, will be hostess to Capital Poet in honor of the Le gion's 29th birthday at a no host dinner meeting at 8:30 p.m. Monday, March 15. at the Legion hall. An intereting program will follow the dinner. Mra. George Edwarda, com munity service chairman, will be In charge of dinner arrangements. She will be aUted by Mr. Bar bara Stumbo, Mra. Jacob Fuhrer, Mr. Frank Jlrak. Mra. John Te Seile. Mr. Ceorge Gabriel, Mra. E. W. Richey, Mn. George Man ning. Mrs. Walter Spalding, Mra. R A. Meyer, Mra. Hattie Cook. Mra. Elmer Dorr. Mn. Alfred Korman. Mra. Lena Hildebrandt, Mn. Roy Hill, Mra. Glen Leverty, Mrt. Don Apperaon, Mra. Helen McLeod. and Mrs. Carl Chamber. Mrs. Don Madison la in charge of the program. Gene Malecki will be master of ceremonies. The oc casion also marks the 30th anni versary of the founding of the American Legion. Mlsa Helen Zieliaakl wUl en tertain the Spinsters at her home, 3S0 Center street, Monday night t 8 o'clock. Auxiliary Names New Officers Meadowlark auxiliary to post 8! 02 Veterans of Foreign Wars elected officers at a business meeting at the home of Mrs. Bill Kelso Wednesday. Following were elected: presi dent, Mrs. James Lucas; senior vice president, Mrs. William Kelso; junior vice president, Mrs. Walter Hartley; treasurer, Mra. Eugene Pohlman; chaplain, Mrs. Gordon Bressler. Mrs. EL L. Nich ols was appointed secretary. Plans were discussed for joint installation of officers with both Meadowlark 8102 and Beaver Navy 777S. Thia Installation will be held April 13 with officers of both poets and auxiliaries par ticipating. The monthly business meetings will be held at the home of the new president. Mrs. Lucas, social meetings at the homes of other members. The Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae meeting slated for Mon day night has been changed to Tuesday night due to the Com munity Concert program and will be held at the home of Mlsa Mar garet Wagner on North Summer street at 8 o'clock. Don 'i Cook flow But . . being cast In the role of reporter for th DAR convention for our paper, we shyly asked to Interview Mrs. A. W. Mo Keown. newly nominated state president To our surprise she was Martha Ferguson, (as was), who used to sit tn the same very dull English class at old WU and belonged to the class of but oh. no. we wouldn't tell on Martha 1 She did ask though. If we planned to attend the 25th reunion of our class this spring. Chill day . . . One thing, the "new look" Is also a "warm look" on chill winter morn ings. No more of those toe-out-knee-showing fashions now, which always made our teeth chatter for our fellowwoman. We saw an ex ample Wednesday as we came to work, probably a woman who "simply wouldn't wear long skirts for anyone." Toes out of wedgies, skirts above stocklngless knees, and she clasped tightly a "chubby" for comfort. The Woman Pays ... Salem's most popu lar speaker. Mrs. James Brand. Is still paying for her trip with Judge Brand to Germany. With her natural wit and charm, Mrs. Brand could make a good story out of anything, but she has a fascinating European experi ence with which to spellbind her audiences. Saturday we were Impressed to watch the re actions of a self confessed three-time-listener to Mrs. B. as she hung on every word the speaker uttered. A pretty good recommen dation for any woman's ability as an en tertainer. Point of View . . . The other day a friend jokingly said that she had been proposed to, she thought, because she had a nice cozy apartment In her possession. Did sho know that this here unclaimed treasure lives in an eleven (11) bedroom house, complete with plumbing, full basement, kitchen and other rooms necessary to complete house keeping. Or is that just too, too overwhelm ing? . . . Maxine Buren. Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae will be entertained Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. James Turn bull, 1365 N. 21st street, at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Ruth Calvert will be the assisting hostess. Election of officers will be held. The Monday Night Daeee dab's March dinner dance has been in definitely postponed, according to announcement made by the offi cers. The affair had originally been slated for Saturday night, March 20. Alpha Chi Omega alsmnae will meet at the chapter house on North Winter street Monday night Hostesaes will be Mesdames Waldo for a dessert supper at 8 o'clock. Zeller, Wilmer Wells and Roy Harland. Birthday Party For Mrs. Hoss Mrs. M. M. Hoss, pioneer Ore gon woman and mother of the late Hal Hoss, will celebrate her 86th birthday in Woodland, Wash ington, Friday. She has been liv ing with her daughter, Mrs. Wil liam Birt, Woodland, and a sur prise reunion is planned for Sun day with visits from Mrs. Mabel Barker, San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hoss from Hope, Idaho, and Mr. and Mrs. Jean B. Hoss of Taft, Oregon. Also attending from Salem will be her grandson, Dave Hoss and family, and grand daughter, Mrs. Ray Gallagher. Mrs. Hoss was well known in Salem In the early pioneer days. She had four sons and two daughters, two of the sons having deceased. Aanaal beeeee breakfast ef the Salem Credit Women's Breakfast club will be held Tuesday morn ing at Nohlgren's at 7 a.m. Wil liam C. Dyer, Jr., will be the guest speaker. Miss Alberta Schoemake is arranging the program and decorations. The Etekta elnb will meet Toes day afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. M. McKee on Shipping street for a 1:15 o'clock dessert lunch eon. Mrs. Elmer O. Berg will be the guest speaker and win talk on her "Impressions and Observa tions of Mexico." Guest day will also be observed. Assisting host esses are Mesdames Vard Hughes, Arthur Upston, W. A. Estes and Miss Gertrude Savage. - The Theatre Arts group will be entertained at a dessert luncheon Tuesday afternoon at 1:13 o'clock by Mrs, W. E. Kirk at 299 N. Winter street. Mrs. Otto Paulus will present the program. WSCS Will Meet i The general WSCS of the First Methodist church will meet Wed nesday beginning at 1:30 pjn. The program includes piano music by Mrs. A. A. Schramm, devotions led by Mrs. J. Pincus; violin solo by Miss Naomi Fackler; lesson led by Mrs. Vernon Wlscarson; mu sic by a quartet r and an address by Mrs. Raymond Miller, president of the Forest Grove district Mrs. J. E. Purdy will preside. '. j If) WE MAKE YOUR OLD RADIO SING LIKE NEW IN JUST ONE DAY! Are there noises : la your radio set that an noy yon? (And we! aren't ref erring to any, so - called comedians either). Just bring it . to us. 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