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It I! f -The Stcrt men, gqlem, Owgon. Todary Octobe t. 1949 Miss Brown, Mr. Healy Set Date Invitations are in the mail "to the bedding of Miss Sibyl Brown, daughter of Mrs. Fay Brown and Jack Brown, and Frank J. Healy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Healy, which will be an event of I Tuesday, October 19. j The ceremony, which only mem- j bers of the two famines will wit ness, will take place at St. Joseph's Catholic church at 4 o'clock with small reception following at the Healy home on South Liberty street. Miss Jayne Scheideman of Portland will be the bride-elect's only attendant and Joseph Healy will be his brother's best man. Miss Brown, who has been living-, in Portland, where she has been employed by the General Pe troleum corporation, has returned to Salem and is now at the home of her mother. Several parties feted the bride elect before she left Portland. Miss Gladys Matteson. Mrs. Har old Morton and Mrs. Elinor Cham bers entertained wtih a bridal shower for Miss Brown at the Matteson home. New Director Is Named Miss Margaret Jane Emmon, -daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Carl W. Emmons, has been added to the staff of the Willamette area- coun cil. Camp Fire Girls, as a field director, according to Mrs. George Bagnall. executive director. Miss Emmons' territory includes Salem, Marion and part of Polk counties. She will be in change of organiz ing groups, assist with leaders in . training and arrange program ac tivities. Miss Emmons, who rradnatoW from Oregon State college in June, comes to the council with a wide range of experience. This last sum mer she served as director of cook ing activities at Camp Papawingo, Wash., for two years was unit di rector at Camp Cleawox at Flor ence, a Girl Scout camp, and has served as a leader at YWCA camps. She received her degree In home economics at Oregon State with a minor in camp edu cation and psychology. - Miss Lettie Stewart, was added to the council as a field director In the spring, and her territory Includes Corvallis and lower Polk county, with headquarters out of the Salem office. YWCA Presents Broadcast V The YWCA, as one of the eight local agencies supported by the Salem Community Chest, present ed a radio broadcast over KSLM on Monday afternoon: The pro gram was entitled "Life in the YWCA,' depicting the numerous activities and groups sponsored by the agency. Participating were Mrs. Robert Burger, program director for Younger Girls, Frances MacDon ald and Fronie Bromley, junior high Y-Teens: Joan Barnes, Tri Y president, Dorothy Pearce, La Verne Gammon, Frances Boat w right, Jean Clement, Ruth Ha ley. Try-Y girls; Mrs. Robert San strom, president of the Young Matrons club; Miss Martha Mont gomery, president of the Salore club; and Mrs. Esther Little, ex ecutive director of the YWCA, who was in charge of the program. Mrs. Barry Ashford of Seaside Is visiting at the home of her mother, Mrs. Franklin Bishop. Mrs. Bishop will accompany her daughter home on Thursday for a stay. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Siddeway f Portland were weekend guests in the capital at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Brady. Mr. A. L. Adolphson entertained members of her study club at her North Summer , street home Mon--day afternoon; tFlK UP YOUR r 4 THIS FALL vith This Is the Ideal time to start new grass. Feed ing and seeding now is perfect timing. Give your lawn the famous SCOTTS beauty treatment and youll soon own the neighborhood showploce. SCOTTS Lawn Food-TM. kwovty mi Iowm. lamewipaL In tijm m n sets. ran An leaved wrrm ratv fOOO pkM WEED CONTROl to 697 wwd. M M the BM Inoti ZWO q ft 13.50. SCOTTS lawn Seed Vlgorow growing. f9.t1 n4 tm. Jwt wight for fait Mwftng. lb. 91M 5 Km - 9445 25 1 - 923.75. Ik .! tmM Imrnrn K h 4mm COTT tniADUt-Mhm ttrmi . t , ; 3 i I SOCIETY ft I t Jl if j .i-iVll'Al Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Dean Johnston (Janell Mario Johnson) who were married on September! 18 at the Immanuel Lu theran churchln Silverton, The I bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson and; the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Johnson. The newlyweds will live in Salem. (McEwan photo.) i ' j j Supreme Officers; Are Honored Three supreme officers of the White Shrine of ' Jerusalem, Mr. Miller B. Hayden, Mrs. Pearl Speer and Ben Felger, were? honored at a formal reception ax me Ma sonic temple Saturday night with over three hundred attending, j Mrs. Nellie J. Combellick Of Long Beach, Calif., William Gar vin of Vancouver, B.C.. and Mfs. Ben Felger gave short talks. Mrs. Bvron Herriek and Clare P. Davis presided during the program. Ron ald Craven and Mrs. Delight Ske wis sang with Mrs. Craven the accompanist. After the. program patrol teams from Seattle, and Olympia gave a demonstration. A reception fol lowed with Mrs. Abrter Kline in rharee. She was assisted by past worth v hitfh Driestesses and the aueen's attendants. A gift was pre tinted to Mrs. Hayden by Miss Grace Babcock and to! Mrs. Speer by Mrs. Muriel Pintler. Delta Gamma alumnae will meet ThnrtriaT nicht at the home Of Mrs. JoseDh Matuiec. 891 High land avenue, at S o'clock. This Is the first fall meeting of the group and all alumnae in the city are invited to attend. ;Mxs. Leon Perry is president of the group this year. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. Steve Anderson and Miss Lorena Jack. Heme from she University ef Oregon for the weekend were the Misses Crystal Huntington, Irene McLeod and Josephine CaughelL all Gamma Phi Beta pledges. Miss Huntington is secretary of her pledge class and Miss; McLeod is '.vice president. j LAVJfJ ON t a Mi 1500 q ft iw i.m.umi DrwM. lljOOO H '912.75. fet $9.93. CLUBS i Miss Merry McGrath, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McGrath of Wood bum, vyho was recently in stalled! as worthy advisor o Evergreen chapter, Or der! of! Rainbow for Girls, Woodbum. (Jesten-Miller.) ' pi j I All Rebekah members have been invited Mj a farewell tea tonight at the! home of Mrs. Lloyd Pepper, 1040 N. 16th street, in compliment to Mrs. Paul Davies, who is leav ing j Wednesday with her family for LaGrande to live. Calling hours re from 7 to 9:30 o'clock. Mrs. Lloyd! Wood is assisting the host ess.: I 1 ! ! ! ! Prtafle Pleasant Point social club will be entertained at an all day; meeting on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Everett Clark, 1810 Market street. Mrs. Rue Drager is president of the group this year. i i ! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamilton and j Mr. jtnd Mrs. Donald Zahrad nik and daughter, Pamela, motor ed to Brownsville Sunday. I i l I j ; St. I John's Guild will meet at the j parish house Thursday night at 8! o'clock. Hostesses will be Mrs. S. Washburn and Mrs. C. Ander son.! Mi Judge and Mrs. James T. Brand retujmed j Sunday from Coos Bay, where they attendee the annual meeting of the Oreeon Bar asso ciation. rum PORTLAND 1 05 RO UND TRIP... $M0 47 Nort? Church St. t-2421 : ! 1 . i ?:, u 11- , MUSIC Attend Game Saturday Donald Burlingham, son of the Frank Burlinghams, was ; home from Oregon State college for -the weekend and had as his house guests the Misses Marilyn Steven son, Marjorie Christopherson and Patti Rouse, Henry Isaacson, jr. and Robert Carlton, all University of Washington students. Saturday afternoon they motored to Port land to attend the Oregon State Washington game. The boys were former classmates at the U.S. Mer chant Marine Academy at Kings Point, N.Y. i Among others motoring to Portland for the game were Mr. and Mrs. Carlton J. McLeod .Mrs. Frank H. Spears, Miss Alice Mil ler, Hubert Faltyn and Russell Renner, Dr. and Mrs. William S. Cole, Dr. and Mrs. Dean K. Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Her rall, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. Phil ,R. Brownell, Mr. and Mrs. Homer G Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Brown, Mr and Mrs. Roy H. Simmons and Mr. and Mrs. Breyman Boise. Bonheur Dance Slated The Bonheur club members will hold their first formal dance of the fall series at the Veterans hall, 630 Hood street, Friday, October 15. The dance will start at nine o'clock and music will be fur nished by Wayne Strachan's or chestra. Refreshments will be served during intermission. The commit tee in charge with Mrs. Al Crose acting as chairman, includes Mr. and Mrs. Al Crose, Mr. and Mrs. John French, Dr. and Mrs. Harry Moran, Mr. and Mrs. Newell Hearst, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Brown and Mr. j and Mrs. Wayne Gor don. The officers elected for the forthcoming year are president. John French; vice president, Al Crose; secretary - treasurer, Mrs. Newell Hearst; publicity chair man, Mrs. Neil Brown. Connie Brown Has First Birthday Connie Diane Brown celebrated her first birthday Friday after noon when her mother, Mrs. Mar vin Brown, entertained at their home on Fairview ave. Children and their mothers at tending were, Greg Gripentroc, Randy Tomic, Karen and Lowell Jensen, Richy Brown, Jimmy Scheidel, Billy and Dougie Zeh, Debbie Johnson, Michael Guined, Mrs. James Gripentroc, Mrs. Frank Tomic. Mrs. Arthur Jensen, Mrs. Dale Brown, Mrs. Marvin Schei del, Mrs. Daniel Zeh, jr., Mrs. Le- Roy Johnson, and Mrs. E. T. Arm strong. Beckners to Celebrate Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Beckner will celebrate their 25th wedding anni versary at an informal open house on Sunday, October 10, at the Quinaby Royal Neighbors hall. Friends of the Beckners are be ing invited through the press to call between 2 and 3 o'clock. The couple's marriage took place in Salem and they have three sons. Lawrence, Eldon and Charles, who live here, and one grandchild. Recipe Comes Formula for Tomato Reader; Other Hints By Maxine Baren Statesman Woman's Editor In a recent storv about tomatoes, we mentioned that, though we didn't have a recipe, that vegetable has been used in cakes. Immedi ately we were provided with a recipe for tomato cakes, which, though we meant a cake to be used as dessert, this one is cakes, to be cooked on a eriddle. presumably for breakfast. Here is the recipe which comes from Elizabeth Baker, 1647 Waller street. TOMATO CAKES I Beat 4 eggs light, add 1 quart tomatoes and 2 tablespoons melted butter, season to taste. (I'd use a bit of sugar). Stir in cracker crumbs to make a stiff batter, drop by spoonful onto greased griddle and cook until brown. More about tomatoes. Stuffed tomatoes add color and good flavor to the menu. Fill them with a combination of fresh corn and green pepper, sateed together in butter and seasoned. Cook the tomatoes in the oven until done through. May use celery too.. Miss Miller -To Marry Miss Kathleen Bernett Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mil ler of Fisher road, Salem, will be married to Charles P. Mack, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Mack of West Stayton this morning at St. Vincent de Paul church with Fa ther George O'Keefe officiating. Wayne Mussey will play the wed ding music and Miss Lorraine Big- ler will sing. Mr. Miller will give his daugh ter in marriage. She will wear a white satin gown made with a high neck, fitted bodice buttoned down the back, long fitted sleeves and a train. She will wear a juliet cap and her veil is fingertip length. Her only ornament : is a string of pearls. She will carry an arm bouquet of red nosebuds. Miss Alice Miller will be maid of honor for her sister and will wear a pink tafetta gown and carry a bouquet of white chrysan themums. Miss Rosie Mack will be bridsemaid. She will wear an ac qua tafetta gown and carry yellow chrysanthemums. The flower girl is the bride's niece, Geraldine Ann Unrein. Her gown is white tafetta and she will carry pink chrysan themums. The gowns are made alike with cap sleeves, fitted bo dices and long pointed pepulums. Each will wear a sweetheart hats to match their gowns. Serving as best man will be the groom's brother, Adam Mack, and Virgil Miller, brother of the bride, will be groomsman. Ushers will be Krankie Mack and Hubert Faltyn. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Miller will wear a street length dress of grey crepe with black ac cessories and her corsage will be white carnation. The groom's mo ther will wear a black dress with black accessories and a corsage of white carnations. At the noon hour a wedding dinner will be served for relatives and close friends at the Mayflow er hall. Mrs. Jerry Unrein, sister of the bride will cut the cake and her sister. Miss Lenore Miller, Mrs. H. Hafner, Mrs. Joe Boatwright, Mrs. Leonard McCormick. Miss Betty Zeibert, Miss Emma Wolf and Mrs. Jery Unrein as sisted. At 8:30 in the evening there will be dance for the wedding par ty at Forrester hall in Stayton. For going away -the bride will wear a two piece brown dress with a brown coat and brown accessor ies. After a wedding trip down the coast the newlyweds will be at home on the groom's farm near West Stayton. Mrs. Mack attended Sacred Heart academy in Salem and he the Stayton schools. Dr. Chambers to Speak The Highland Mothers club will hold its first meeting of the sea son Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the school. Miss Helen Steyaert, Marion county public health nurse, has arranged for Dr. O. R. Chambers of Oregon State college to speak on "The Normal Growth and Emotional Develop ment of Infant, Pre-school and School Age Children." Dr. Cham bers is sponsored by the E. C. Brown trust fund and Marion County Tuberculosis and Health association. The Jason Lee Methodist church at Jefferson and Fairgrounds road will hold a harvest festival Fri day, October 8, between 5 and 10 o'clock. There will be booths, food and entertainment. The proceeds will be used to help the Sunday school bu Hiding program for the church. Committee members in charge of arrangements are Mrs. Carl Giese, Mrs. R. A. Forkner and Mrs. Joe L. Bourne. Hl-Y Mothers club win hold s covered dish dinner Tuesday noon at the YWCA, with Mrs. Kenneth York speaking on her experiences when a staff member of Fortune magazine. Cakes Given by Are Offered An autumn salad that puts -vitamins into the menu and pep into the person who eats them includes several raw vegetables. Cut raw cauliflower in bite-sized pieces, cut carrots coarsely and shred spinach, not too finely. Combine 2 tablespoons mayonnaise with 2 tablespoons sour cream, pepper and some salt. Mix lightly together and pile on plates. Incidentally, fresh cranberries made their appearance in local markets this week. These are east ern berries, and the price starts lower this year than it did last. It's high enough, however. Local cranberries will appear in a short while. f 1 T Miss Mary Massee, daughter ;of Mrs. Frank A. Massee, whose engagement to James Struck, j son of Mr. and Mrs. George Struck of Parkdale, was recently told at the ' Alpha Phi sorority house on the Oregon! State college campus. No date has been set for the wedding. (Jekten-Miller.) ! . Bidden to a Luncheon Four Stayton matrons, Mrs. Fer nando Smith, Mrs. Eugene Spaniol, Mrs. Walter Miller and Mrs. F. W. Andrews will entertain with a one o'clock luncheon on Thursday afternoon at Silver Creek Falls lodge, in complement to a group of their friends. Bridge will be in play following the luncheon hour. Covers will be placed for forty guests and among those bidden from Salem are Mrs. Morris K. Crothers, Mrs. Carl O. Collins, Mrs. Farley Mogan, Mrs. Robert Drager and Mrs. Everett Crab tree. Miss Welch Honored HUBBARD Honor guest at a bridal shower Wednesday evening was Miss Peggy Welch, bride-elect of Robert Evans. Approximately 70 guests were present for the event sponsored jointly by the Py thian sisters and the Rebekahs. Games were played, a mock wedding performed with Mrs. Max Cook, Mrs. Grace Cramer, Mrs. Verl Cochran, Mrs. Don Mullins, Mrs. Lawrence Scholl, Mrs. Don Cowey and Mrs. Loo na Fallon tak ing part, and Misses Doris Friend and Robin Berkey sang a duet. The gift table was covered with a white cloth edged with small white flowers and centered with a bridal doll in white satin and veil. The wall was decorated with glad ioli and tuberous begonias. To Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Kent go congratulations on the birth of a son, James Carl, on . Saturday, October 2 at the Salem General hospital. The little boy, who weighed six pounds, one ounce, has an older sister, Joanne. The baby's grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Klinge of Gaston and Mrs. Vernice Nickell of Canby. Ann The Re-Weaver Rewearing and Hand Mending Clothing Sweaters Hosiery Sex Across from Arge Hotel SS2 ChemekeU, side ontraAoe L ' j ' eel CUsaeer terser leedel Wests St esse? Reger fla Ceafftel Oefc awro UM hmm every SMHHsMk) ta Mrvaoat SUfc-tS dree of oil Me yeaf keaol eteosvosfcMhis mC3 tm mm mSl Hi sea f a features ia this handsome, f Vmmimr it's m buIm Dua Exdeslve Pewer-AIr GOOD nOUSEKEEPIIIG rvmitore AppUaBeess ifi7 rart StresA i I f ; .J 1 Shower at Mayflower Honoring Miss Kathleen Bernett Miller, (bride-oleet of Charles P Mck, lrt. Loo Miller ! and Mrs, John Mack entertained September 20 with! a miscellaneous shover at the Mayflower hall in Salem. Miss Miller is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Miller of Fisher road and Mr. Mack is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Mack of West Stay ton. The wedding will be an event of Tuesday morning at; v o'clock at St. Vincent de Paul church. Attending the shower were Mrs. Hazel Backer, Mrs. Pete Hoffert, Mrs. Frank Pope, Mrs. ; Lorraine McCormick, Mrs. Frank Spears, M-s. Carlton McCloud, i Mrs. Ed ward RpPPt Mrs. A. P. Rupp, Mrs. Joe Rupp, Mrs. Ralph Becker, Miss Ann Becker, Mrs. Joe Boatwright, Mrs. Fred Rupp, Mrs. Carl Zeibert, Mrs. Eugene Hertel and Karon, Mis. Jerry Unrein, Mrs. Michael Lucas ajid Tillie, Mrs. Everett Lu cas, Mrs. Earl Angerbauer, Mrs. Elsie Verberg and Marie. Mrs. Leo nard McCormick; Miss Loret Wil leski, Mrs. Willys .Thomas, the bride-elect and hostesses., Serving were Mrs. George Van, Miss Tillie Van, Miss Susan Van, Miss El$ie Van, Miss Alite Miller, Miss Rdsie Mack, Mrs. Jerry Un rein and Mrs. Willys Thomas. SPECIAL THS WEEK ONLY : i Clean; Cooling System With the Brady Cleaning Maenlae FOB WHITER DMVIIICJ i! O O o o o Clean Radiator and Cooling System Tighten All Hose Connections Inspect for Leaks Install Anti-Rust Adjust Fan Belt jj OTTO J. V7ILS0IJ CO. M N. i ts'ofer only roa FuD 14-iad Ecnwf wy.c9 tanlN ywi ! ; i fcseter at webetteveMy lew prtsef ull - ise Duo-Therm and j see It bow - ThersB cireulatinfl worries for yeers Mower (inl III et sBget eatrs east) twret ! i i ' Members 1 Welcomed Nine new members were wel-l corned at the Salem Daughters oft the Nile club .luncheon meeting1 on Monday afternoon at the Ma-j! sonic temple. Mrs. William NewJ myer greeted the following mem- bers: Mrs. J. N. Chambers, Mrs.1 L. V. Benson, Mrs. A. A. Feltel- son, Mrs. John H. Miller, MrsJ Melvin Propp, MrsJ L. M. RamageJ Mrs. Cedric T. Reaney, all of Sa-J lem, Mrs. Mildred Weibe and Mrs.ll Mae Finley, Silverton. Mrs. Russell Beutler headed the j luncheon committee and sixty were present tor the first ' fail meeting. 'j - -f ' . Plans were made for the No-1! vember 1 meeting when the Queen of Nyda temple. Mrs. John Ran kin, and her officers will be hon or guests. Sewing will also be r sumed at the November meeting; in the morning. r i . t .? f ! '-f Miss Hills Speaker ' hi SILVERTON,1 Oct. I Joy tfi"f of Leslie c Junior high school - will be guest speaker at the fall open-: ing of the Silverton Woman's club. The meeting will be held October 11 at 2 o'clock at the First Chris tion church and Miss Hills; will talk on election Issues. Music will include vocal duets by Mrs. Craig Clark and MrsEarl Spencer. ; Tea hostesses for the day1 are Mrs. Karl Kaberly, Mrs. Claj .AW len, Mrs. John ' J. I Bertelson, MrsJ Charles Hoyt and Mrs. S. A. tiay Mrs. T. R. j Hobart, program chairman for the; season reports that "International Understanding has been chosen as the theme for the year's study. Mrs. Hobart ad J ded that the "understanding"!! should begin at home and for, that reason local political issues would be discussed at the opening sneeUj ing. t ! k- Officers for .'the year are 'Mrs Tom A. Anderson, president; Mrs Glenn Briedwell, I vice preslden Mrs. Harry L. Riches, secretary t Mrs. P. L. 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