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Fudge and kindred can
dies, . taffies and cream
mint ami brittles will be
discussed and prepared at
the Candy Shows Monday
afternoon and evening and
Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings- at the Portland
Gas and Coke company by
E. Remington Davenport
The shows commence at
1:30 and 7:30 o'clock and
are free.
Membership
Drive On
Annual spring membership drive
t the Salem General hospital aux
iliary sot underway this week with
a tea meeting on Thursday after-
oon at the Court street horn of
frs. E. M. Page. The drive will
'continue until April 1 and co
. chairmen with Mrs. Page are Mrs.
Harry N. Crain. Mrs. Allan Car-
Cn and Mrs. William H. Burg
rdt. ,
Working on the membership
drive committee are Mesdames
Ralph Cooley, Chandler. Brown,
Werner Brown, Paul Hendricks,
Ralph Hamilton, Theron' Hoover,
: Arthur Knox, A. W. Loucks, Rus-
iel Pratt. Robert Shinn. Glenn
'axson, L. V. Benson, John Steel
i miner, George Waller, Douglas
fcKay, Emery Hobba, Conrad
'aulson, Lewis Griffith, Clayton
oreman, Harold O linger, Charles
sltzei, Ralph Moody, John Car-
fn, Wallace Carson, E. T. Pierce,
. H. Dunham, Charles Wood,
emon Perry, P. D. QCusenberry,
iicei w, ivay. uwram uranniii,
Ireyman Boise,' Tflor Hawkins,
Erwin Bablburg, George Emigh,
m a m i m taai&u
mn. laugneu ana jonn uninu.
Young Marrieds to
; Din at Morgan's
The Fireside class of the First
i Presbyterian church will have a
St. Patricks Day dinner at the
. home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mor
; gn at S410 liberty Road on Fri
day. March 11 at 7 o'clock.
There la no charge, and all
i young married couples of the
Church are Invited. Reservations
f should be made by Tuesday, with
r lira. Morgan.
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(Third Birthday Partr
Madelle Poole was feted on her
third birthday Friday afternoon
when her mother, Mrs. Harold
Poole, entertained at their North
1 7th street home. Guests were
U t. Harmon Harvey, ' Tommy,
Carol and Jayann, Mrs. Richard
Upjohn and Ann, Mrs. Willard
Piiesen and Harlan, Mrs. Orvtlle
Jenkins. Orville and Jan and
Clark Poole.
II
A Dinner
Dance I,
Monday Night Dancing club will
entertain with a formal dinner
dance on Saturday night, March
i in tne aurror noom ox tne Mar
ion hotel. Dinner will be at 7:30
with dancing following between
9 and 12 o'clock with Claude Bird's
orchestra engaged to play.
, The committee in cnarge or ar
rangements includes Mr. and Mrs.
Duane Gibson, Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Johns, Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Pickett, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Kelly. The last dinner dance
of the season will be on April 9.
Recreational Meet
A recreational meeting of the
Business and Professional Wom
an's club and friends will be held
at the Salem Woman's club
house March 18 at 7:30 o'clock.
The finance committee is in
charge. s: l
Girl Scout Camp
Plans Outlined
Plana are rapidly taking shape
for Girl Scouts camping at Smith
Creek this summer, according to
Mrs. W. D. Sloper, Santiam Area
camp chairman. The camp, owned
by the state of Oregon will be
rented by the Council from July 1
to August 21. Pre-camp training
will start for staff members on
July f, and camp sessions will start
on July 10. This year's schedule
will include 2 one-week sessions
for Brownie Scouts,! 2 one-week
sessions for intermediate scouts,
and one two-week session for in
termediate and senior scouts. This
summer's schedule will allow for
about 08 more campers to enjoy
camp life than was possible last
year.
Girls are already savins for
camp with camp savings stamps
In many troops, ; and troops are
electing representatives to meet as
Junior Camp committee to make
suggestions for the camp program.
Camp program this summer will
stress outdoor hiking and camping
overnight. Girl Scouts of Salem arc
also planning day camping to sup
plement the established camp.
The camp committee is asking
for contributions toward a camper
ship fund so that deserving girls
who are unable to pay all the camp
fee may be enabled to attend camp.
Anyone interested in contributing
to the fund should contact Mrs.
Frank Manbeck, .640 Saginaw, for
further information.
Mick Campbell
Has Birthday
A group of Mick Campbell's
friends honored him on his seventh
birthday Saturday afternoon at a
party at the Argyle Drive home of
his parents, Dr. and Mrs. Lewis P.
Campbell, jr. Movies were shown
by the hosts and later birthday
cake was served.
Honoring Mick were Billy Pur
vine, Barton McSherry, Robert
Wood, Doug White, John Heise,
John Hughes, Gregory Stadter,
Parrel Nordyke, Larry Morgan,
Tommy Heltzel. Jimmy King, Gary
Man and Loren Seit
Surprise the
Stewarts
A group of Salem friends motor
ed to Portland Saturday night to
surprise Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Stewart, who recently moved
there from Salem, with a house
warming party at their residence
on N. E. 73rd street. Bridge was in
play during the evening with a
late buffet supper served by the
group. They also presented the
Stewarts with a gift for their new
home.
Honoring the Stewarts were Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce VanWyngarden,
Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Fravel, Mr. and
Mrs. Otto J. Wilson, all of Salem,
and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin McWain
of Portland. I
Poetry and IJteratare grew ef
the Salem Woman's club will meet
at the clubhouse at 1:30 o'clock
on Tuesday for coffee, and a
program at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Albert
Gragg will talk about the history
of Virginia.
CLUB . CALENDAR
MONDAY
DAV auxiliary tewing. aD day With
Mn. Blaine Martin, route S. box 3J.
Chapter AB of PZO. with Mrs. R. W.
Fenix. S000 South High street. T:4S
pjti.
Salem Memorial hospital auxiliary
meet at hospital. I JO pjn.
TUESDAY: f
Cennal WCTU meet at YWCA. t pn.
Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae, with
Mr. Enrin Peterson, 141 South Sum
mer street.
THURSDAY
HajresvUle Woman's elub with Mrs.
rem Morgan. Claxter road. 1:15 des
sert luncheon.
Salem Council of Women's Organ
isations, chamber of
Officer to Make Visit
Mrs. Dorothy Hill, department
president of the Veterans of Fore
ign Wars auxiliary, will make her
official visit to Marion auxiliary,
VFW, on Monday night March 14
at the VFW hall. Nomination of of
ficers will also be held. Refresh
ments and decorations will be in
charge of Mrs. Maude Olson, Mrs.
Ralph Harlan, Mrs. Joe Horneffer,
Mrs. Mammie Phipps, Mrs. Ruth
Cater, Mrs. Opal Lamb, Mrs. Leon
Hansen and Mrs. James BealL
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