f Thm Statesman. Salem, Oregon, Wciindcryv Not. 17. 1948
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SO CI ETY CLUBS
Annual Tea
Slated For
Thursday
Highlight of Thursday will be
the annual Harvest Home tea at
the Methodist Old People's Home
on Center street with the inter
ested public invited to call be
tween 2 and 5 o'clock. The Home
is maintained by the women of
the Methodist conference and is
open to other men and women
than Methodists. At present elev
en denominations are represent
ed at the Home. Guests may
bring gifts of canned goods or
staples or donations for the ele
vator fund which was started a
year ago. The fund has progres
sed far enough now, that build
ing of the elevator in the Home
will be started this year, how
ever additional contributions are
needed before its completion.
Mrs. Willard L. Cole will greet
guests at the door. Mrs. Robert
Moulton Gatke will introduce to
the receiving line which will in
clude Mrs. E. O. Welling, presi
dent of the board of managers,
Mrs. Clara Fletcher, matron, and
Mrs. Ruth Fugate.
Presiding al the tea urns will
be Mrs. C. D. Morse, Mrs. Ernest
C. Richards, Mrs. Byron B. Her
rick and Mrs. Frank James. Ser
ving will be Mrs. Virgil Hume,
Mrs. Steve Anderson, Mrs. H. Gor
don Carl and Mrs. Ervin Potter.
Mrs. H. G. Carl is arranging the
table, which will'be centered with
an arrangement of chrysanthe
mums in autumn shades and
matching tapers.
Mrs. M. C. Findley is in charge
of the guest book. Women of the
Leslie Methodist church arranged
the program, which will include
solos by Betty Starr Anderson
and a talk by the Rev. G. Wesley
Turner.
Sunshine Club at
Van Cleave Home
The Sunshine sewing club of
Hazel Green was entertained
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Alvin J. Van Cleave with eighteen
members and guests presents. A
buffet supper was served after
which Mrs. Louise Arneson taked
on her recent trip to Norway.
Guests brought garments to make
up a box to send to families there.
Mrs. Ed Zielinski presided at a
business meeting and appointed
the following committees: cheer,
Mrs. Lloyd McDonald, Mrs. C. A.
Zielinski and Mrs. Ralph Gilbert;
publicity, Mrs. Alvin J. Van
Cleave. Mrs. Ralph Gilbert will
entertain the club December 1 at
which time members will bring
work for a Christmas cheer box.
Those present were Mesdames
Ed Zielinski, C. A. Zielinski, Ralph
Gilbert, Harry P. Hobson, V. M.
Perrlne, Rudolph Wachen, Lloyd
McDonald A. M. Zahare, Glen
Looney, Merle Casselman, Archie
Wiesher, Marvin Van Cleave, Paul
Camp, Kenneth Coomler, Miss
Geneva Van Cleave, Hattie Van
Cleave, Mrs. Louise Arneson and
the hostess.
Legion to Hear
Mrs. Brown
The Kingwood American Le
gion post. 81 and auxiliary will
hold their regular meeting
Thursday night, November 18 at
the Legion hall in Parkway drive.
National committeewoman, Mrs.
Leon Brown of Salem, will be a
special guest, bringing a report
on the recent national conven
tion held in Miami. Florida.
Several events and activities
for the future are being planned
and will be discussed at Thurs
day's meeting. Mrs. Sylvia Hig
gins and Mrs. Elsie Long will
be in charge of refreshments.
Armistice day was observed by
participating in the patriotic ac
tivities in Salem, then later gath
ering at the Legion home for a 1
'clock no-host luncheon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Holscher
and children, Willis and Kay, left
Tuesday for southern California
to visit Mrs. Holschers mother
who is ill. They plan to be home
November 28.
THANK HE AVE CI
Can . ,
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I HEARD EVERT
WORD THE
?-3L PREACHER SAID!
'Andoh.wbat
a blessing it is!
: I miss nothing
I at church or
the movies;
I never aik
; people to re
peat.
"A new life
be can for m
when a marvellous free book told me
all about correcting hearing loss."
You too, should learn the full facta;
Come in for free demonstration today;
James N. Taft & Assoc
218 Oregon Bldg. Salem
MONO-PAC
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CLUB CALENDAR
WEDNESDAY.
Writers club, with Dr. and Mrs. Mor
ton E. Peck. 1552 Court street, 7:30
o'clock.
Centralis Temple No. 11. Pythian Sis
ters. KP hall, p.m., officers 7 p.m.,
nominations.
Nebraska auxiliary. Thanksgiving
dinner, 12:30. with Mrs. Clara Mc
Derby. 1923 South 12th st.
Eagle social club at hall. 371 N.
High st.. refreshments. 12:30 p. m..
cards follow.
First Methodist WSCS meet at Car
rier room, 10:45 a. m.. noon luncheon.
Oregon Grape camp. Royal Neigh
bors of America, annual homecoming
and family dinner, VFW hall. 6:30 p.m.
Past Presidents. Hal Hibbard auxil
iary, with Mrs. Roy . Page, ISO Lam
ing ave., covered dish luncheon, 12 JO.
p. m.
Sweet Briar club with Mrs. Duane
Gibson. Wallace road. 2 p. m.
Women's Missionary society, first
Baptist church, covered dish lunch
eon. 12:30 p. m., at church.
THURSDAY
Ladies of the CAR. no host luncheon
with Mrs. Florenie Shipp. 1880 Nebras
ka street. 12 30 p.m.
Past Presidents of ; WRC. with Mrs.
W. J. Hagedorn, 1405 tir street, covered
dish dinner at noon.
Past Presidents. Marion auxiliary 661.
VFW. with Mrs. George Lewis. 1180 N.
Winter St.. 8 p.m.
Pringle Pleasant Point social club
with Mrs. F. R. Clark. Pringle Road,
noon luncheon. :
DAV Aux Social meeting with chap
ter benefit pinochle party. Public in
vited. Woman's clubhouse. 40 North
Cottage Thursday. November 18.
Willamette university Faculty Wom
en's club with Dr. Helen Pearce, 267
N. Winter st., 2:30 p:m.
Chapter CB. PEO with Miss Mildren
Deischer, 1453 East st.. 7:30 dessert
supper. -
Hayesville Woman's club with Mrs.
Harry Miller. Cbemawa road, 1:13 des
sert luncheon.
Salem Council of Women's organiza
tions, chamber of commerce. 2 p.m.
Fidelis class. First Baptist church
with Mrs. Lucille Starkey. 667 N. 15th
St.. 2 p. m.
Keizer Ladies Sowing club all day
meeting with Mrs. John Derrick. Cum
mings Lane. 11 a. m.
Spiritual Sunflower; club with Mrs.
Irving Zeller, 2195 8. Summer St.. 1
p. m.
American Gold Star Mothers meet
at VFW hall. 8 p. m.
Lions auxiliary with Mrs. Douglas
Yeater. 1940 Virginia st.. 1:13 p.m.
FRIDAY
Barbara Frietchie Tent. Daughters
of Union Veterans, Gold Arrow, no
host dinner. 6:30 p. m.. inspection and
meeting. 8 p. m- Salem Woman's club.
SATURDAY
Salem branch A AUW luncheon meet
ing, guest day. Marion hotel. 1 p.m.
A Surprise
Party I
Mayor and Mrs. -Robert Flf
strom were honored at a surprise
nousewarming party Sunday night
at their new home on Fairmount
Hill, when a group of theif friends
called. A buffet supper was serv
ed by the hostesses and the eve
ning hours spent informally.
Honoring the Elfstroms were
Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Knapp, Mr.
and Mrs. Tinkham Gilbert, Mrs.
G. Herbert Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Gus Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Stewart. Mr. .' and Mrs. Arthur
Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harland,
Dr. and Mrs. B. F; Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry B. Johnson and
Mrs. Mabel Clock.
Maude Durfee to
Attend School
A farewel party was given Sat
urday night for Miss Maude Dur
fee at the home of Miss Ellaree
Morton, with Mrs.: John Schmidt,
jr. as assisting hostess. Miss Dur
fee will attend Berkeley Baptist
Divinity School, completing work
for her masters degree on religi
ous education.
She left the school three years
ago to become secretary of the
First Christian church here. Since
that time she: has been active in
the daily vacation Bible school,
teaching in the senior high school
division, and has taught the Wed
nesday night Bible class and has
served as pastor's assistant.
! Mrs. Martha Curran of Albany,
department inspector of Daugh
ters of Union Veterans of the Ci
vil War, will be the guest of
members of ; Barbara Frietchie
tent at a no-host " dinner at the
Gold Arrow Friday at 6:30 p. m.
Mrs. Pearl SimpJcins will pre
side at the meeting which follows
at the Salem Woman's clubhouse
afterwards.
10
Don't suffer
misery of
RACKING COUGHS
Millions use PINEXfor
effective relief of coughs
due to colds
Not rat a tiefcj topp not Joat a
nothing syrupl PINKX is a nal eouirai
medicioel Gt to work with decisive,
coon riht where trouble lies ia Uaa
upper rafiirstnry i sgf Relieves dry
feeling aoothrairritatioa limm ticala
helps raspy breathing looaeoa coub
provoking phlegm. Wonderful relief!
That's why PINKX has beea a faavly
favoriu for over 40 years. ;
PIIEX 6IVES AIOUT 4 TIMES
IS MUCH FOR TOUR IIOIET
om v wi swwrbewi PINEX ia
dwaila. Yea aM the aiaaple syms (soaar
and water or liquid hooey) munmti of
paying faary prices for it ia ready mitmA
preparation. That way voa act a fa
past of wonderfully nsTactive cows syra
at anal X the nana! pries. And tow
eu't hay a better ocmgh laliaf at any
price, bet PINEX today at aay drag
sters. Satisfaction- awaraumd.
Amka't Largest Ming
COUGH SYRUP
MUSIC
Hostesses to
Entertain
Guests
Informal luncheons, dinners
and bridge parties are on the
social slate this week.
Mrs. E. J. Hagen will entertain
at two parties this week at her
Cross street home. She has in
vited guests on Wednesday and
Friday nights to a buffet supper
with bridge following. The Chin
ese motif will be carried out in
the table appointments and deco
rations. Covers will be placed for
twelve each night.
Mrs. Linn C. Smith will pre
side at a 12:30 o'clock luncheon
on Thursday afternoon at her
Chemeketa street home for the
pleasure of members of the Town
and Country club. Several hours
of contract will follow the lunch
eon hour. Additional guests will
be Mrs. Louis Lachmund and Mrs.
Donald C. Roberts.
Mrs. Edwin Keech will enter
tain at a bridge luncheon Thurs
day afternoon at her Morningside
home for members of her club.
A hostess Thursday night will
be Mrs. Robert DeArmond, who
will entertain her club at bridge
and a late supper.
Mrs. Lewis Clark will fete her
club at a bridge luncheon on Fri
day afternoon at her suburban
home and Mrs. Maynard Shiffer
will be an additional guest.
Mrs. Earl Bogardus has invited
her club to luncheon and bridge
Friday afternoon at her South
13th street home.
Club Dance
Friday
Members of the Bon Heur club
will attend their second dance of
the fall series Friday, November
19 with Wayne Strachan's orches
tra at the Veterans' hall, 630
Hood street. Dancing will be from
nine to twelve o'clock.
Refreshments will be served by
the following committee: Mr. and
Mrs. George Hall, chairmen; Mi:,
and Mrs. Edmund Meola, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Halverson, Mr. and
Mrs. Hal Stewart, Mr. and Mrs.
Dwight Wyatt, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph DaMetz.
The Thanksgiving motif will be
used for the decorations.
Bridal Shower
For Miss Hensell
A bridal linen shower was given
Miss Irene Hensell Monday night
at the home of Miss Lavina
Koenig on Summer street. Miss
Hensell will marry Walter Erby
of Albany, at the First Presby
terian church in Salem Decem
ber 5.
At the party for Miss Hensell
were Mrs. Charles Bottorf, Mrs.
L. L. Hansen, Mrs. Pearl Bairy,
Mrs. Donald Macklin, Mrs. Loren
Mackey Mrs. J. McNeil, Mrs. Clara
Hammang, Miss Alice Vogl, Miss
Verda Sjovangen, Miss Josephine
Nolan and the hostess.
Regional Officer Here
Soroptomists will hold their
monthly evening meeting at the
home of Mrs. Abner Kline. 1605
North 5th stret,' tonight. A cov
ered dish dinner will be served
at 6:30 o'clock. Assisting Mrs.
Kline as hostesses will be Mrs.
Marie Ling and Miss Irene De
Lisle. Mrs. Minna Durkee of Port An
geles, Washington, northwest re
gional treasurer of Soroptomists,
will talk on her recenfr trip to
Harrogate, England.
I'll rip and I'll flap
And I'll howl and I'll whine;
If you risk hanging clothes
On a windy washline!
187 S. Liberty
Ph. S-9239
Smorgasbord Dinner on
Saturday's Calendar
Scandinavian dishes from hearty Swedish baked beans and cream-
ed codfish balls to delicate fattigman and rosettes are being prepared i u,tT " n,s '" oinnoay on ov
this week under the supervision of Mrs. Oscar Liudahl'for the smor- i e . when the neighborhood
gasbord which will highlight the Festival of Nations Saturday night
at the YMCA and sponsored jointly by the YWCA.
The menu of a smorgasbord can cover almost the whole field 1
of food, but a few of the other
items on this particular menu are
herring salad with sour cream
dressing, baked ham. smoked
salmon, Swdish meatballs, lefsa,
orange rye bread, flat bread, lin
genberries and a wide variety of
fish and cheeses.
A large portion of the food is
being prepared by Mrs. Liudahl
with the help of other Sandinavian
women in Salem. Mss. E. L. Ar
neson is assisting with the buy
ing. The dinner is being served in
the gymnasium of the , YMCA
where approximately 200 can be
seated at a time. Tables deco
rated with fruit, vegetabes and
autumn leaves will be arranged
as the spokes of a wheel. Hub
of the wheel will be space for-, the
floor show which will be pre
sented at intervals while dinner
is being served frorn 5:15 to
7:30 p.m.
Mrs. Arthur Madsen, general
i chairman of the smorgasbord, has
! announced the following commit-
tees for the affair: Mrs. Pau.Stiffler as auctioneer. Kioneer r"ost, American Legion,
Heath, smorgasbord table; Miss Attending were Mesdames Ho-, a11 women's post, met Monday
Ida Mae Smith, dining tables: Mrs. ; mer Stiffler. Frank Ward. Nelson n,ght at the Legion club with
George Ailing. Mrs. Irl McSherry. ' Hickock. Donald Cooper, Rand- Mrs Harriott Belcher. command
Mrs. William L. Phillips, Mrs. Guy olph H. Krane. Edgar A. Linden. er- New members welcomed were
Hickok, Mrs. George Alexander, jr., Leonard E. Cain, James B. i Mrs. Alta Hewitt, Mrs. George
Mrs. Frank Weddle, Mrs. A. A. 1 Buchanan. Lauchlin Hodges, j Henderson. Miss Betty Bolton.
Schramm. Mrs. John Versteeg and 1 George I. Patterson, Don R. .ud-! Mlss Doris Nelson, Mrs. Frank
Mrs. Robert Shinn, decorations: i son. Tom Pomeroy, Milan Boni
Mrs. Carl McLeod and Mrs. Ralph face, Mahlon Pengra, Gerald Mul
Johnson. table setting; Mrs. Ralph key. Jack Baker, Gordon Keith,
Moody, seating. ! A. L. Morriss, C. A. Schaf fer and
Mrs. Frank Bowder will super- j the hostesses, Mrs. Robert Lam
vise the waitresses which will be kin, Mrs. Mary Hoover and Mrs.
Tri-Y girls and bus boys pro- Everett Clark,
vided by the Salem Hi-Y.
Hi-Y mothers and ywca mem- Officers to Make Visit
bers assisting with the cooking j
are Mrs. A. C. Haag. Mrs. H. W.
Hughlett, Mrs. Harold McMillin,
im s. juco x-eierson, ivirs. j,ioya
Hughes, Mrs. W. F, Terlich, Mrs.
Guy Hickok, Mrs. P. J, Meaney,
Mrs. Lloyd Hoxie, Mrs. Harold
Rosebraugh, Mrs. Wallace Car
son, Mrs. John Caughell Mrs. Al-
bert Torgerson, Mrs. Ralph Da
Metz, Mrs. P. D. Baker, Mrs.
Kinley Adams, Mrs. Daniel Schul-
ze, Mrs. Ray L. Crittehden and
Mrs. H. C. Berryhill.
CLEAR LAKE A buffet din
ner was held Sunday at the coun
try home of Mr. and Mrs. Adrian
Eichelberger on Robert Beecroft's
birthday. It also honored Mr. and
Mrs. M. F. Schuman of Water-
' town. S. D., who are here visiting
the C. W. Beecrofts. The table
was centered with the birthday
; cake flanked by yellow tapers.
umers a i tending were air. ana
Mrs. Gordon Beecroft, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Beecroft Mrs. Rob
ert Beecroft, Terry and Dale
Eichelberger.
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Projects Outlined
By Jayceettes
Mrs. Everett Clark was hostess
for the November meeting of the
Jaycee-ettes Monday night. As
sis ting were Mrs. Mary Hoover
and Mrs. Robert Larrikin. The
new president, Mrs. Homer Stif
fler, presided at the meeting dur
ing which the group voted "funds
to clothe two needy blind child
ren. Mrs. Lauchlin Hodges, Mrs.
Donald Cooper and Mrs. Mary
Hoover were put in charge of the i ness, Mr. A. O. Bridges, Robert
project. Mrs. Everett Clark do-; and Leo Bridges. Mrs. Allen Wol.
nated a decorated bank, funds cox, Miss Lucia Wolcox, Mrs. Ellen
from which were to be used as Peterson, MK Dorothy Maestret
remembrances to members. Com- i te, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Vibbert and
mittees were appointed for the
j annual Christmas party.
to be 1
held at the home of Mrs. Milan.lU. ' nno
Boniface. Membership applica- V vJIIlfc?! 1 b lUol
tions were presented to five guests. r-i ' D-iI:x
Following the meeting, a white
1 elephant sale was held with Mrs.
Arriving in the capital Thurs-
i day morning to make her official
visit at the Delta Gamma sorori
ty house on the Willamette uni
versity campus will be Mrsi Don
ovan Worden of Missoula, Mon
tana, province secretary. Mrs.
' Worden is on a tour of chapters
in the northwest and is now in
Corvallis. Saturday morning Mrs.
j Leon Perry, president of the Sa-
lem aiumnae, .win entertain Mrs.
Worden. the advisory and corpora
ation boards of the chapter, at
breakfast at her Jefferson street
home.
The Woman's Council of the
First Christian church will hold
its monthly business meeting and
program at the church beginning
at 11 am. A welfare luncheon
will be served at noon, and the
program will begin at 1 o'clock.
Mrs. Walter Knaff will be in
charge of devotions. Mrs. R. B.
Lesher will be the speaker. A
nursery will b conducted for
small children.
Si.
Mr. Kezar Feied
On Birthday
ROBERTS Charles (Gramp)
' Kezfr' f.""!?" l??d was on
suforired him with a' pa'rty and
giftsat the home of Mr. and Mrs.
C. AVibbert. Marjorie Jordan
whist leHseveral selections accom
panied cypher mother, Mrs. C. A.
Jordan, and Mr. Kezar sang for
his friends, a No accompanied by
Mrs. Jordan. Refreshments were'
served by the hostess, Miss Leota
Vibbert.'
The following neighbors attend-
led: Mrs. Alma Kezar of Portland
daughter-in-law of Mr. Kezar, Mr;
and Mrs. Monroe Gilbert, Miss
Lena Belk Tarter, Miss Sharon
Rothe'nfluch, Mrs. John Emlen, Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Jordan and Marjo
rie, Mr. and Mrs. David Jordan,,
Joan and David Arthur Jordan,;
Mr. and Mrs. Q. W. Bailey, Teddy
and Fred Bailey, Mrs. N. C. Ma-
Miss Leota Vibbert.
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Turner, Miss FJorence Kubin, Mis
Emily Smith, and Miss Helen
Wangsgard. Members brought
gifts wrapped to send to a French
and German family.
Plans were made for the post's
annual benefit bridge party which
will be an event of December 9
at the Salem Woman's clubhouse
at 8 o'clock. Miss Mildred Chris
tensori is general chairman and
assisting are Miss Elsie Schrader,
j tickets; Miss EYfie White, refresh
ments; Miss Alberta Schoemake,
prizes; Miss Virgie Perry, decor
ation; and Mrs. Frank Turner,
scores.
j The circles of the Woman's So-i
cjetv of Christian Service of the
Leslie Methodist church will m.t
Wednesday: Circle No. 1 with Mrs.
i Mann Rivhnn at iS4i fdnnth
Church street at 1:30. The study
book. "On Our Own Doorstep"
w,u be presented. Circle No. 2
; w,u convene at 10 a. m. with Mrs.
'Sam Rundlett, 1595 South High
street and will sew. Visitors are
t welcome at both circles.
Westminster Guild members of
the First Presbyterian church
will gather at homes of members
this afternoon for one o'clock
dessert luncheons with Mrs. Ofto
J. Wilson the chairman. Mem
bers are asked to bring articles
to sew for the "I Made it MyseTf
Sale" to be held in December. ,
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Dinner For
Pledges
Dr. and Mrs. Kinley K. Adams
will entertain at dinner Thurs
day night at their country home
in honor of the Beta Theta Pi
pledge class of the Willamette
university chapter of which their
son, Kenard, is a member. The
six o'clock dinner will be follow
ed by an informal evening.
Guests will be Bill Peyton, Bal-
i boa Island, Calif., president of
the pledge class, Donald Carpen
ter. Michael Newell, Eugene Wal
ters. jr., all of Portland: Wesley
Hedeen, Tigard; David Hobbs,
Albany; Earl Killifer, Balboa,
Calif.; Jack Larson, Longview,
Wash.; Ted Loder, Milwaukie;
and Robert Seamster, Richard
Cole, Earl Fedje, Dick Taw. Jim
Williams and Kenard Adams, all
of Salem.
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I Junior Women
Plan for Sale
I SILVERTON Junior Women
i club- members will hold their pie
! sile November 20 at Western Au
to Supply store, Mrs. Alan Foster,
president, has announced. The sale
Was first .planned for November
13 but was postponed in deference
to the Silverton Woman's club
rummage sale.
The Junior women met Wednes
day night at the home of Mrs. Fred
Crites to complete plans for the
sale which begins at 11 a.m., and
also for the Chemawa 'Christmas
arrangements. Names of the Indian
children will be drawn at the No
vember 24 meeting so that each
club member will know for whom
she is buying the present. Work
was also done on the Christmas
seals sale which the club members
direct. The seals were prepared
for mailing with the work to be
completed this week.
At the November 24 meeting, to
be held at the home of Mrs. James
Ekman, Mrs. Virgil Pettit will
speak on her two-year stay in
France following the war.
Special guests at the Wednesday
night meeting were Mrs. Jerry
Gastineau, Mrs. Denzel Legard,
Mrs. James W. Nelson, Mrs. Ed
ward Hande, Mrs. Robert Edger
ton and Mrs. Leslie C. Anderson.
Ann the Re-Weaver
New Location
Near Market St.
1180 N. Winter St.
Phone 3-3918
Alt types of plain and fancy
mending. Hosiery, sox,
sweaters, etc. Moth holes,
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places.
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