Dorrs Together
Fifty Yedrs,
BETHEL, Mr. and Mrs. A. R.
Darr, formerly of this district,
now residing in Salem, celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary
on Sunday afternoon when they
were honored with a reception in
the parlors ' of Leslie Methodist
church of which they have been
members for many years.
Their children planned the
- event and all were present except
Mrs. Clarence Weber (LeJsla) of
Rock Island, 111. Mr. and Mrs.
Sam R.. Darr and daughters, Erxna
and Arlene of Salem. Mr. and
-Mrs. Chester Whitney (Ruth) of
Sweet Home, Mrs. K. A. Johnson
(Frances) and son, Ernest Ostrin
of Milwaulde, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Reschke (Mildred) of Trout-
dale were present.
Also attending were Mrs. Darrs
brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and
Mrs. M. C Miller of Raymond,
Wash., and Mr. Darr! nieces and
their husbands, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Palmer of Portland and Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Jeter of Albany.
The serving table was centered
with Talisman rosebuds, yellow
tulips and acacia in gold contain
ers and guarded by gold tapers
Mrs. E. D. Roseman cut the cake,
Erma Darr - served the punch,
Diane Karsten and Leona Stroade
assisted. Arlene Darr was in
charge of the guest book.
Skating Star
Visits Salem
7
Phillip Schwartz, who skates
professionally as Phillip Rich
ards, and George Arnold weca in
Salem briefly Wednesday visit
ing young Schwartz' mother. Mrs
Joseph- Schwartz, and friends
here. Phillip Richards has been
booked as a star for the past 18
months with Arnold's "Carnival
on Ice," which Just completed six
weeks in Sacramento and will
open for an encasement uVPalm
Springs on March 8.
The young Salem skater, a for
mer high school student, became
(star on his first booking, and
as appeared in many leading
west coast cities, including a 18
week stand at Club Lido in Long
Beach. He recently starred in a
television ,show.
Arnold and Richards were en
route to Seattle to arrange for
bookings there before returning
to California.
Weavers Meet
Salem Weavers Guild, meeting
t the YMCA Wednesday after
noon was invited to the C. A.
Kells home for a covered dish
luncheon and business meeting on
April 7. A committee was ap
pointed to assist her.
8ILVERTON Collections fer
the national heart fund were
tnade Tuesday night at the March
meeting of the Silverton Business
arid Professional Women's club.
The meeting, arranged for a fun
night, was held at the home of
Mrs. Ralph Francis with the exe
cutive committee in charge of
arrangements and refreshments.
Admittance to the party was rum
mage bundles which will be stor
ed' for a rummage sale to be held
later. During a brief business
meeting Miss Helvie Silver re
ported on the meeting held at
nd Mrs. F. J. Roubal, local
president attended. ;
Mrs. Frank H. Korris and small
laughter, Kathleen, re spending
a fortnight with Mrs. Norris's
father, C.W. Stuller, on Wallace
road. Mr. Norris, an employe of
ta Olympia postoffice will ar
rive the latter part of this week
for his spring vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cbristensen,
accompanied by his brothers, El
mer and Marvin, of Amity motor
ed to Ballston Tuesday to visit
their brother-in-law and sister,
and Mrs. Homer Kirkwood.
rout home the CarlChristensens
topped in Amity to see his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Christensen.
Valley
Briefs
Maclean The regular grange
meeting will be at the grange
hall Friday night, with Mrs. Cor
nelius Bateson as lecturer. The
grange social for members and
friends will be held Saturday
night.
Jefferson i The 4-H Snappy
Cookers club of Sidney school, led
by Betty Wintermantel, : met at
the home of Jeanie Super last
Saturday. Topic for discussion
was "Fruits." The club planned a
skating party for Friday night at
Albany. They win meet March 7
at the home of Mamie Lee Bost
rack. Feer Corners The Mothers
club will meet Friday afternoon
at Rickey schoolhouse. The social
hygiene class will convene at 2:15.
At 3 o'clock will be the business
meeting. The mothers will sew
on bean bags tor the children'!
play hour. Hostesses will be Mrs.
Albert Bract, Mrs. Carol Capps,
Mrs. fieri i; Davis, Mrs. C F.
Farmer. .
Salem Half his The Salem
Heights Woman's club will meet
Friday at 1:30 at the home of
Mrs. Lyle Bayne, 570 E. Madrona
ave. Speaker will be Larry Todd
of Portland; missionary who ill
speak of his work and travels.
Union Hlil Mrs. Verny Scott
will be hostess to members of
the Woman's ; club Thursday.
March 3. at 2 n.m. Mrs. Henrv
Tate is club chairman.
Union Bin The Santiam Val
ley grange degree team will come
to- Union. Hill grange' hall Sun
day, March- 6, to exemplify the
first and second degrees on can
didates here. Any grange wishing
to bring candidates may do so. A
basket dinner will precede the
grange work.
SBrertea L. G. Lanham, 421
Silver t has opened a shoe re
pair shop at 118 S. Water st.
Baeaa Ytrta Max and "Mark
Gehlhar of West Salem will be
guest entertainers at the Buena
Vista Farmers Union meeting
Friday. March 4. A no-host sup
per will be served at 7 JO pjn.
Jeffersea A meeting of gar
den enthusiasts has been called
for Monday, March 7, at 8 pjn.
at the Alfred Powell home. It is
hoped to complete plans for or
ganizing a garden club here.
SUvertea Cub Scouts of packs
61 and 92 are to have their bird
houses on display at the Eugene
Field school by 7 pm. March 4
for judging. This contest is spon
sored by the Lions club for Cub
Scouts.
Sunnyside Group
To Dine Friday
SUNNYSIDE A special meet
ing of Friendly Hour club on Fri
day, March 4, for members' fami
lies and friends, will be a no
host dinner at the John Neuen-
schwander home.
The regular meeting was held
withVMrs. Enos Thornton. Present
were Mrs. Ray Heckart, Mrs.
John Clock, Mrs. Irving Bunse,
Mrs. Lester Thomas, Mrs. Ernest
Neuenschwander, Mrs. Francis
Graham, Mrs. Cliff Pearson, Mrs.
Norman Alexandes, Mrs. Ray
mond Dutoit. Mrs. Wallace Rus
sel was a guest.
The club will meet March 9
with Mrs. C. H. Taylor to work
on a quilt.
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Miss Edna Bonsall, special
Tussy representative, will be in our toilet goods
department from March 5rd to 5th to give personal beauty
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free of charge. De come in and meet her.
Capital Drug Store
At State and Liberty St.
Max Holland
To Head New
Grieg Chorus
SILVERTON. March 2 The
Grieg Male chorus, organized ; in
1927, but dormant since 1937, has
been reorganized under the di
rection of Jerry Dyrud. Officers
have been elected to include Max
Holland, president; Ted Rostvold,
vice president; Henry Moen, secretary-treasurer;
Henry Holland,
librarian; Ted Rostvold and Chris
Ramberg, music committee to
work with the director.
Before the chorus became dor
mant, following the death of the
director. Dr. A. F E. Scherbaum,
more than SO men were members.
Of these who have returned , to
the chorus are Henry Moen, Hen
ry Holland, Elmer Palmqulst,
Chris Ramberjr. Arthur Berg, Nor
man Rogan, Ted Rostvold. John
Overlund and Max Holland. New
members are Lafe Peterson. How
ard Rogan. H. Erjckson, Roxie
Terhar, Edwin Sajrum and Gene
He Hand.
The group made Jts first public
appearance since reorganisation
at the Trinity birthday party dur
ing the past week.
CD A at ML Angel
Has Card Party
MT. ANGEL Mrs. Harold
Boehmer was chairman of the!
committee arranging the social
meeting of the Catholic Daugh
ters "of America in St. Mary's
club room Monday night.
I Bridge and 500 were in play.
The prize for 500 was awarded
to Mrs. Paid Wachter and the one
for bridge to Mrs. Albert Uhing.
i Lunch was served. '
Amity Future Farmers
Slate Dance Friday
AMITY The Amity Future
Farmers of America . will hold
their ' first barn dance Friday
night in the high school gymnas
ium. It is an invitational affair.
Mitchell's orchestra from Salem
will play.
Committee chairmen are Elmer
Christensen. decoration: Keith
Christensen. decor ations; Keith
vitations; John Casteel, refresh
ments; Phil Hawman, clean up.
Mrs. Jay Saaers CIaadiaBan-
tin) of Larkspur, Calif, is visiting
in the capital with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Guy P. Buntin.
Open House for
Parsonage Set at
Stayton March 6
STAYTON An all-day affair Is
being planned by the Stayton Me
thodist church Sunday, March 6,
marking the open house for the
newly completed parsonage. Mrs.
Ruth Wood is in charge.
Dr. Roy, Fedje, district super
intendent, will have durn nf th
morning services. A fellowshipt
basnet dinner will be served at
noon.
The afternoon will be devoted
to open house at- the parsonage.
Pictures, under the direction of
the Rev. John M orange, pastor,
will be shown at a special evening
service. V .
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March 22 Date
For X-Rav Unit's
Jefferson Visit
JEFFERSON The date of the
Marion county X-ray unit visit in
Jefferson has been changed to
March 22.
Mr. ad Mrs. Leenard McCaw
are parents of,, a nine pound son
born February 24 at Albany Gen-
Th. Statesman, Salem, Oregon Thursday. March 8. 184$
eraT hospital. This Is their first
son and third child.
The women of Jefferson took
in $3M at their cooked food
sal Saturday: afternoon. The
Money is to be put la a special
fund for I the fire department.
Guests during the week end at
the Les Shields home were Dr.
and Mrs. A. B. Shields and chil
dren of Portland, Mrs.' Walter
Wood and
Salem. . j
Malcolm Shower
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the Rainbow Garden club. It met
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recently the home of 'Mrs,
Cecil Pierce. The next meeting
will he March S at the home of
Mrs. Andrew Pierok at 1:30 p.m,
NEW GODPAKXNTS j f
MT. ANGEL. Mr. and Mrs.
Melchior Uselman motored to Eu
gene Sunday to be godparents for
their niece, Patrice Joane Wei
ton; daughter of Mr. I and Mrs.
Bob Welton. whose christening
took place Sunday afternoon. i
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