12 The Stat mem, Salem, Owgoo, Sandcry. May 16. 194J
President Names
Committees
Beaver navy post No. 7775 met
t the home of Mr. Lefloy Horn
schuoh on Wednesday night. Mrs.
Eva Tucker, president, nude the
following appointment of chair
men of committee: Mrs. Irvin
Bryan, membership; Mrs. Peery
Buren. sewing; Mrs. LeRoy Horn
schuhch. finance; Mrs. John Har
der, hospital; Mrs. I-eRoy Johnson,
rehabilitation; and Mrs. Joe Hop
kins, publicity.
Mrs. John Harger was elected
delegate and Mrs. Hornschuch al
ternate to the district convention
at Stayton and state convention at
Pendleton. Plans for the poppy
sale were made.
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SALEM'S LZAOfNO CKEDTT JEWZLESJ AND OrTlCIANS
Miss Vivian Freeman,
who wil! demonstrate lat
est methods of cnnnitig at
the Portland Gas and
Cok company kitchen
Tuesday and Wednesday
ot thfci week. The demon
tratlons are free.
Canning Expert
Coming This Week
On May 18 and 1 Mrs. Vivian
Freeman of the Kerr Glass Man
ufacturing Corporation will give
complete canning demonstrations
at the kitchen of the Portland Gas
and Coke company. The meeting
on May It has been planned for
all 4-H leaders, 4-H members, and
extension unit members. Toe pub
lic is invited on May 19. These are
all-day meetings starting at 10:30
a. m
Mrs. Freeman has planned an
interesting demonstration in which
she will show the steps in all types
of canning. In addition sh will
give new information and valu
able tips. New methods for jelly
making without pectin, how to
keep good color in storage of can
ned red fruits, a new method that
will prevent peaches from turning
dark, and how to prevent liquid
from syphoning from the jars are
a few of the interestnig facts she
will present.
Questions will be answered on
jars of produce brought by any
one having a p rob kern.
Camp Fire Corner
Mrs. W. D. Staats, chairman of
the leadership training committee,
Salem district of Camp Fire Girls,
assisted by Mrs. Emmet Kleinke
and Mrs. R. F. Baxter, announces
the following training session for
new Blue Bird and Camp Fire
leaders to begin.
Tuesday, May IS, at 7:30 p. m..
YMCA, "Symbolism in Camp
Fire." Mrs. L. W. Megquier, guar
dian of the Otyokwa group will
demonstrate.
Thursday. May 2 Chamber of
Commerce, "Creative Dramatics"
by Mrs. Murco Ringnalda and folk
dancing for Blue Bird leaders.
Wednesday, May 26 Chamber
of Commerce, joint session of
leaders. Dr. Ruth Jens, psychia
trist at Oregon state hospital will
discuss "Characteristics of Girls."
Tuesday. Jane 1 YMCA room
C Blue Bird leaders, "Story Tell
ing" Mrs. Roloff, children's libra
rian and handcraft ideas, Miss
Marian Reamer.
Thursday. Jane 3 Camp Fire
g u a r d i ans "Ceremonials," Mrs.
George Bagnall and Mrs. W. E.
Gardner, at 1595 Madison street.
Odako Camp Fire group met at
home of Mrs. Louis Miller, guard
ian. Each girl played a piano solo
for an honor. Mrs. E. M. Syring
was guest and Sue Syring hostess.
Doll dresses were made by the
Cherokee Camp Fire group, when
they met with their guardian,
Mrs. James Farthing. May 12. An
other group meeting on this date
was the Chaakchamay Camp Fire
girts at Mrs. Lois Kielsmeiera
home.
Blue Bird groups at Englewood
school met May 13 to practice for
their PTA program. May 19. Other
Blue Bird groups meeting this
week were the Happy Blue Birds,
with Mrs. Irving Zeller, leader
and Jean Jones hostess; Cheery
Blue Birds took a trip to the Cher
ry City bakery. May 12. Mrs. Wil
liam Marsh, Mrs. Herman Rehms
and Mrs. D. Milburn accompany
ing the girls: Merry Sunshine
Blue Birds of Mehama with Mrs.
Harry Monoer, leader, went on a
nature hike.
EIu tamda Wapi Camp Fire
group with Mrs. Jasper Button,
guardian took a penny hike May
13 and earned five out-door craft
honors. They then went to Jason
Lee church where their meetings
are held and had a popcorn feed.
Liter tare d aitaaiat at
Salem Woman's club will meet
Monday for th last time this
sprtQg for 1:30 coffea and a 2
o'clock program. Mrs. E. F. Carle-
ton will review Hinko Gottlieb's
"The Kay to the Great Gate."
auxiliary m Wee4
wHI arteet Monday ml p. m. in
the crty hall lor eelctien and in
itiation. Mrs. Alice Hennegan of
Dallas will talk on Mexico.
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Tka newly far an a eirrles af the
Woman's Society of Christian
Service of Leslie church will be
entertained Wednesday afternoon
at two o'clock at the homes of
their chairmen. Circle No. 1 will
meet with Mrs. P. L. Pratt. 910
S. 13th; Circle No. 2 with Mrs.
Chas. Vick. 125 East Myers; Circle
No. 3, with Mrs. Mason Bishop,
1541 S. Church; and Circle No. 4
with Mrs. S. M. Rundlett, 1595
South High. Officers will be elect
ed for each circle and program
plans and projects worked out
Any woaaan of the Leslie church
not yet assigned to a circle is in
vited to attend the meeting most
convenient.
Ckapier Q af PEO will meet
with Mrs. C. A. Sprague on Thurs
day at 730 for dessert Members
of chapter CB will be guests.
Hostesses assisting Mrs. Sprague
are Mrs. Fred Lange. Mrs. J. W.
Clayton and Miss Annona Welch.
Mrs. Wallina
Honor Guest
LINCOLN Mrs. J. D Walling
entertained with a shower at her
Lincoln borne Monday honoring
Mrs. George Walling who is leav
ing en route for Baltimore this
week to reside with her mother.
Co-hostesses for the affair were
Mrs. Dot Walling and Mrs. Eva
Purvine. Mrs. Grant Walling re
ceived the prize. Mrs. Thclma
Fisher was awarded first prize
in the hat making contest and
winner., in the guessing games
were Mrs. R. W. Hammer, Mr.
George Walling and Mrs. Marvin
Cherry.
The guest list included the hon
or guest. Mrs. George Walling,
and Marion,' Mrs. Grant Walling,
Mrs. 11. W. Ash ford, Mrs. Joe
Camirio. Mrs. J. D. Feller, Mrs.
Aval Miller. Jeannie Smith. Mrs.
R. J. Meissner, Mrs. Paul Scharn,
Mrs. Mildred Gilkey, Mrs. Mar
vin Cherry, Mrs. H- J. Neiger,
Mrs. R. W. Hammer. Mrs. Harry
Walling, Mrs. Jee Walling, Mr
Clarence Merrick, Mrs. Clifford
Wailing, Mrs. Thelma Fisher,
Mrs. Lester Walling, Dorothy
Walling, Mrs. Robert Yungen and
Mrs. L L Mickey. -
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