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The Ctaies-mcm, Salem, Qroejonv Friday. March 25.
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Betrothal ;- of
Couple Is
Revealed
Todav'a itmaUe
fH cnufnnt af brunette
raiae Poindexter, dauthtrr of Mr.
and Mm. I A. Poiadextec, wh
Is wearing a diamond on -her left
hand. She nv telhns her extends
this week a her betrothal to Gy
W. Jones, Jt, son af Mrs. TrOUaea
Doughty of Monmouth and Guy
W. Jones of Portland. The wed
ding of the yoonc couple is plan
ned for early iauV -, ;
Miss Poindexter is a sradaate
of Salem schools and has been at
tending Oregon Stat collets. She
Is a member of Chi Omega serer
ity and was a pilacess ia the Iff!
Cherry Festival court. Her fiance
is a graduate of Willamette uni
vers! ty and a member of Sigma
Chi fraternity. He is now with
Northwestern Mutual Urn ana
cfatloa in Portland. . -
And Bride
Arrive
Lt aad Mrs. Robert D. Gardner,
who ware married in Concord,
Calif-, an March 16, have arrived
fa Salem and are coasts at the
- aaaae af his parents, Mr. aad Mrs.
Walter D. Gardner. The ceremony
tank nutee at the Christian church
at 4 'dock with the Rev. Glenn
Swanks affl dating,
The Wide, the
Hardmaa. daughter of 7 Mr.
Mrs. X. J. Johnson of Seattle, was
eea in msarriage by John Dear
af Concord. For her wedding
aka chose a brown silk shantung
dree and matching grosgrain pic
tare hat adorned with yellow
flowers. Her. corsage was of yel
low orchid. '
Mrs. Lao Micner of Concord
the bride's only attendant
Clarence . Pedersoa was best
The newlywedi went to Carmel
aa their honeymoon and arrived
ia Salem Monday. They will leave
next week for Seattle to visit her
Barents before returning to Fair
field, Calif., where they will leave
by plane for Honolulu, where he
wOi be stationed with the army
air force.
The new Mrs. Gardner Is a gra
duate of the University af Wash
ington and a member of Zeta Phi
Eta sorority. She has been teach
ing ia Concord. Her husband is
a graduate of Salem schools and
attended Willamette university,
where he was a member of Alpha
Pal Delta fraternity. For the past
even months L.L Gardner has
bean in Germany with the air lift
aad has been in the air force for
the past seven years. His wife al
so has her pilot's license.
Bars. Farley Moeaa win eerier
tain informally at luncheon this
afternoon at. her Kingwood
Heights home in compliment to
Mrs. Eugene Marsh of McMinn
Ul .who is here with Senator
Marsh during the legislature.
Mr. aad Mrs. Rodney
peynde and son, Peter, of Port
laad are spending a few days in
Salem at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Vandeneynde.
Dr. Fred Paal of
ttiag a few days in the capitar at
she heme of hie brother-in-law
aad sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell
Webb..
ate Margie Cooler Is fa TCU
aaeok for the weekend aa the
feast of her fiance, John Mould
ing, at the home of his parents,
mm m mm '
jsbsss assumings.
Sweet Thought
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Ecjor White Mixture One of Many New
Ideas Gained from Cahdy! Expert
i I get a lot out Of the candy
Davenport, but believe that one of
king anarthmallow whip. ... -
i It's Quite a simple affair yet
candy soaking "mazetta.- as it's
as vaed ia zondaat. It Is
folded Into the candy mass while
eetag worked to a cream.
7 MAUZZMALLOW .tfXZP .
CMaaetta) -v-
Whip a medium sized egg white
eattl stiff but not dry. slowly add
V cap glucose brought to a hail
(or a generous H cup corn syrup
betted to the soft ball stage ar
tz4 degrees). Whip until the mix
ture thickens. It may take some
This mixture stands up well in
the refrigerator. It's good to pour
aver Ice cream aad top with choco
late sauce and nuts, goes in the
salddle af chocolate roll as a fill
ing, ar can even be used ea a
frosting for cake when flavored.
It Is net very sweet. :
When being: added to fondant.
CLUBS
: .
Mr. end Mrs. Waller BocKbexw Gda Dahlan) who
married oft March 2 at
cegm. The couple will make their home in Sutton. North Da
kota. (McEwan photo).
Couple to Live in
North Dakota
The marriage af Miss Ida
lea, daughter af 0. J.JDahlen, to
Walter Hochberger, son at aara.
Hulda Hochberrer. all of Sutton,
North Dakota took place in Salem
at the Kingwood Bible parsonage
on March 2 as S o'clock with the
Rev. A. A. Loewen officiating:
For her wedding the bride
chose a checked gabardine suit
with black and red accessories aad
a corsage or wiute carnations.
Mrs. Connie Veer Was the bride's
honor matron f and I wore a blue
gabardine suit with! white acces-
1es. Mr. veer was best man.
A reception was held at the home
of the bride's sister.
The newly weds want south to
California and Mexico on their
wedding trip and are visiting rela
tives in Iowa and Wisconsin en-
route to Sutton, North Dakota to
make their home, g
Shower Fetes
Bride-Elect
Miss Mary Lou McKay, bride-
elect of Lester Green of Eugene,
L was. honored at a bridal shower
Thursday nignt in roruana wnen
Miss Nancy Connelly and Miss
Mary Reimann of f Salem enter
tained at the former's home for a
group of their Kappa Kappa Gam
ma sorority sisters." Mrs. Douglas
McKay accompanied her daugh
ter to Portland for ;the party.
Miss Mary drBrien of Klamath
Falls, also a Kappa sister, wOi
spend the week end m Salem
a house guest of Miss McKay.
AMITY'- Brjae of Saaday was
Miss" Joyce Burgett, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burgett of
Yamhill, who! married Wilbur
SDroaL son of Mr.: and Mrs. Wil
liam Sproal of Amity, at her par
ents home. The Rev. S. J
Osborne of McMinnville officiat
ed. The bride's sister. Miss Janet
Burgett; was maid ox hone
William -BUnkenship, brother-in-
law oox me onae,. was near
K reception was held immediate
ly after the ceremony. The couple
will live in McMhmvtuo upon
their return from a Canadian
honeymoon.
schools out on bv XL Remington
the most valuable; ideas is that far
costs a good deal in the stores. In
the first half si put ia when the
candy is first beginning to show
signs of creaming. The remaining
half goes sa just' before the fon
dant. is creamed.?
I've used thai mazetta as a base
for a sort of quick sherbet to use
up frozen fruits. I use one of the
recipes of the tnlxture, then fold
ia a pound off frozen peaches,
strawberries or I youngberries. It
isn't very sweet but I like it.
I rtiad neverf-ending surprise
when Mr. Davenport, upon find
ing that bis Candy has reached
too high a temperature by mis
take, simply adds some cold water
to take it down below the re
quired temperature Of course re
heating to correct temperature
forces the water from it. but it
still seems surprising, i
MUSIC
the Cnqrwood Bible pareaa-
Fifth DirtlzdaT Party
Charles Wardle celebrated his
fifth birthday at a party Wednes
day afternoon at has X street
Janet Oushobn. Rodney and Me
lissa Cos. Cheryl and Norene
Mary and Johnnie De-
Jeanne Scales.
Dyer. Connell and Marflva
Steve Anderson. Robin
av Marde
caroi
Coeds Pledged to
Honorary k
Pledging eeremoay for Alpha
Lambda Delta, honor aociety oa
the Willamette university campus,
was held Wednesday for IS Wil
lamette coeds who were made eli
gible by a SJ or higher grade
point average for the past semes
ter. The new members are Rose Ma
rie Wilhoit, Portland; Joan Ait
ken, Salem; Priscilla Botktn,
Bend; Gladys Blue, Salem; Elea
nor Enns, Portland; Berevly Gus
tafson, Salem; Ruth Harris, Cam
as, Wash.; Edythe Holland, Silver
ton; Beverly Hutchison, Salem;
Barbara Kemmerich, Clackamas;
Doris McCain, Portland; Jodell
Parker, Salem; Pat Rice, Silver
ton; Pat Stanton, Portland, and
Mary Stephens, Portland.
Formal initiation will be held
later.
Mr. aad Mia. Robert Sleaawav
of Portland will be weekend
guests at the home of her par-
Golfers Will
Open Season
March 30
Opening day of the Salem Wo
men's Golf association at the Sa
lem Golf club will be Wednesday.
March 3a. 'AH interested woman
golfers are hwtted to play during
the season aad attend the open
ins day1 festivities. An I o'clock
brunch wttl be served at the dub
with nine noses of golf tol
by. calling Mrs. MSlard A. Pekar.
F-jrtww holes wtu be m play
with
this year is Mrs. Bar
aid Olmger with Mrs. Fred Bcr
aardi. co-chairman; Mrs. John R.
Wood, secretary; and Mrs. Xnuis
aasneunoed hy the,
as follows: handi
cap, Mrs. Vernon Perry, chairman,
Mrs, Rex Adolph, Mrs. Max Al
len; tournament, Mrs. Stephen
rouchek, chairman; days play.
Mrs. Kenneth Potts, Mrs. Bagard
Chambers and Mrs. W.. J. Grant
Eclectic, Mrs. Tommy Thomp
son, chairman, Mrs. Joseph Al
btich; rales, Mrs. Ralph BamQton,
Mrs. John R. Wood; by-laws, Mrs.
Chandler Brown, Mrs. Louis Ger
linger, Mrs. Conrad Paulson, Mrs.'
Harold Olinger.
Publicity, Mrs. Homer L. Gou
let; hospitality, Mrs. Conrad Paul
aon; prizes, Mrs. Ivan Marble,
ilisfnaaii. Mrs. Manley Robison;
scoring. Mrs. Richard Chase, chair-1
. . mm wt:ti m m I
ard Hicks, Mrs. Clay Eggleston,
lira. K. I
Mrs. M. A. Pekarchair-
Mrs. R. L MacLaughlin. Mrs.
Max L Jtannery, Mrs. George
Mrs. Kate G. Bell. Mrs.
iifc sen; days pairings.
Mrs. Sentsus Starr, chairman, Mrs.
Mania at. O others; luncheon. Mrs.
Tami Haley, chairman, Mrs. W.
T. Waterman, Mrs. Robert Do
Aisaafid, Mrs. -William C. Dyer,
c, Mrs. Oaybourne Dyer, Mrs.
Scrap book. Mrs. Charles Wood;
saciaL Mrs. Reynolds Allen, chair
saaa, Mrs. John Heltzei, Mrs.
Clayton Feaeanaa, Mrs. Robert
Dragar. Mrs. John R. Wood, Mrs.
Conrad Patnsoa; D class advisor,
Mrs. Glean Stevens; OWGA repre
aaatstliiau Mrs. Robert Joseph,
Mrs. Edward Roth and Mrs. Har
old Olinger.
fit card pextyDAprufwhnoe
Taoaaas borne extension unit met
at the home off Mrs. Syvert Funue
Tuesday. The party will be spon
sored by the group and will be
held at the Scotts Mills hall at t
p. m. In charge of the benefit for
the Azalea house fund will be
Mrs. William Herigstad, Mrs. Clif
ford McMorris, Mrs. Leslie Brown
and Mrs. C. A. Eggler. The dis
play for the bomemakers festi
val April g will be in charge at
Mrs. William Herigstad and Mrs.
James Nicholson. Mrs. Roy Shule
son and Mrs. George Oleson gave
the project on wall finishes at
the Tuesday meeting.
Fliells class of the First Baptist
church will hold Its regular no
host dinner and hobby show Sat
urday night at the church at 6:30
p. m. All those Interested in see
ing or displaying a hobby are wel
come to attend.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert G.
Brady.
because it's
SPRING
Pumps os pretty as the spirit of spring?
Graceful baby doll with a high heat ia
lightweight "block suede ... midVJtin Keel
style with new narrow platform and
pert bow ia navy blue calf.
CLUB CALENDAR
raxaAT
Oegiae of Boner. ia.
rxo cnapter AS will aa
with Mrs.
IMS
Doris Smith-.
on -
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith
are announcing the marriage of
their daughter. Miss Doris Ilene
Smith, to Reinald A. Eshleman,
son af Bert Eshieanan, on Sun
day. March 20 at the Court Street
Christian church. The 2 o'clock
nuptials were performed by the
Rev. -W. Harold Lyman before a
setting -of pink snapdragons and
calla lilies. Miss Beverly Lyman
played the wedding music and
Mrs. Ed Farrell sang.
The bride, given in saarriage by
her father, wore e white satin
gown with net. yaka and full
skirt. A tiara af - seed pearls held
her fingertip length veil in place
and she carried a bouquet of gar
denias centered with a white or
chid. For "something old" she
wore a bracelet that has been worn
by. brides in the family for aver
ISO years.
Mrs. Ray Kenan was bar sis
ter's saatran'af honor and wore a
pink gown aad carried a bouquet
of pink carnations. Bert Eshle
man, jr. was best man. Brides
maids were Miss Dorothy Appel
gate and Miss Mary Jane Har
rsagton, who ware orchid frocks
and carried pink carnations. Can
dle girls were Miss Agnes Nutt
brock and Miss Cora Lee Harmon,
who wore blue with tiaras of deep
pink carnations. Ushers were Ver
non White, cousin of the groom.
and Dexter Smith, a cousin of
the bride
The bride's mother wore a beige
suit and corsage of gardenias and
pink rosebuds.
A reception was held at the
church bungalow with Mrs. If. J.
Arnold cutting the cake end Mha
Virginia lowers presiding at the
punch bowl.
After a honeymoon trip the
newlyweds will be at home in
Corvallis, where he is attending
Oregon state college.
Salem Sinaer in
Chorus Program
Phil Srhrenwa. Salem, aad
lores Hultman, Independence, are
members . of the SO-voice a cap
peua choir from Oregon State col
lege which will be heard here in
a benefit concert tonight at
o'clock in the Leslie junior high
school auditorium. Proceeds go to
the Oregon ' Crippled Children
fund.
Schramm, son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Schramm of Salem, is in
the tenor section, while Miss Hult
man is one of 12 sopranos in the
choir
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Mkai Jane Caraea Is lea vine to
day for Aberdeen. Wash, to spend.
tne weekend at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Bryce Shaw.
aeaottary. won Mia. MM Baker. SSS
N. OMtae at- SArt kandMoaw Isun.
WdOTiiiturft awat at waaa-
SatmaAT aaaeOne 1 at
SUaaokaar OEaMasaaKt"l
JEmnS w2iiSain w2aJ5f5
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Miss Jeanne
DeMytt to
Marry .
Wedding bells will ring on June
t tor Miss Jeanne DeMytt and
Harold' Gardner. Announcement
avriace. of the nonular bride-
elect was revealed Wednesday
nizht at a nartv lot whirh Mrs.
kSf iUiam Dana was hasten at fcer
I Weedbnrn home.
Miss DeMytt is the daughter of
Leo J. DeMytt and her fiance is
the sea of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Creasy. The nuptials will be miiet-
ly solemnized at St Joseph's
Catholic church on the wedding
anniversary of the bride's parents.
The -bride-to-be is a graduate
af Salem mnd artMwiMi
wrnamette unfvtrsity. Her-sorority
is XMmCaaoBM.- Shells 'now
employed ia the arQca. of Mttler
hfercMfajeOB MrCartaer at-
served in the navy two years. He
is now in ine ary cleaning busi
ness. The-news was told after a des
sert .euoner when. Muesta wu fc1
a puzzle revealing a wedding m-
vKaoon, xuaoen to the announce
ment party were Mies DeMytt,
Mrs. George Frum, Mrs. Robert
Slddoway of Portland. Mrs. Ger
ald Robison, Misses. Margaret-Jane
Emmons, Corinne Wade, Jeanne
and Janice Mvers. Anita. Hir
Jane Walsh, Grace Shields, Peggy
Merits and Marilyn HJort.
Family Reunion
At "Cox Home
A groan of relatives. mvmiI.
ents of Joseph end Lrdia Hfll and
their families rant Sunday. March
2t ar "the ham nff .! 11
C W, Cex, 1275 Oxford eL, Salem.
inoae present were Mr. and
Mrs. H. M. Deal and son Allen
and. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cobley of
Lonsrview. Wash Mr. mn Mm
AHera of Kelso. Wash Mr!
wu asrs. a a. suroank and sons
Lyle and Eldon, Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Cook and daughter Mar
ion, Dorothy Deal and Evelyn
Deal " of Portland. Mrs. Ruby
Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. Almas
LeFora. Mr. and Un Om u.
Donald and daughter Margaret of
ueuas, air. ana Mrs. j. W. Mc
Cormack and Mr. and Mrs. F. M.
Drer af IfMunmith rniU msr
and Mrs. Leigh Ferris af St. Paul.
Minn, Mr. and Mrs. Orrie Mun-
aerwuer, Miinanr, s.XtalL, Mr.
and Mrs. B. Youl of MoUlla and
Mr. end Mrs. Cox.
Dorothy Saul . to
Live in East l;
Mr. end Mrs. Albert Saul an
nounce the marriage ' af their
aaugnter, 'Dorothy, to William
Lachowics af Milwaukee, Wiscon
sin. They were married March 12
in Milwaukee, where the eonale
eta to finish .their coarse et the
yton School of Art They will
reside et 1444 North Prospect ave
nue, Milwaukee.
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To Attend Breakfast I
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Mrs. rrancis Wade, Miss Cor-
rtne wade, Mrs. Georfe HIU. Mrs.
George Neuner. Mrs. W. Connea
Dyer. Mrs. Clay bourne Jyer, Mrs.
Koeert Moo, Mrs. and
Mrs. Laura Khaaensaoa will be
among those attendfe the Chi
Caaaera - annual ZJeusinaa break
fast ia Portland .Sunday morning
at 19:30 o'clock at the MaUory ho
tel. Ahannae and actives from all
over the state wOi attend the an
nual affair end twenty members
from the . chapter on the Willa
mette anivenity campus wOi also
attend.
Professional!
Skater Visits
Mha Betty Lou Edwards ar
rived la the capital Wednesday
night by plane from Chicago to
spend the ensuing month? with
her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Miles
wiwuw aiaa hiwuui aen mh
icm iasi rfonc 10 joua ine i ice
roiiies as a chorus skater.
She wiH rejoin the camnanv In
Minneapolis and will be with the
how when it opens in rortland
the end of May. Miss Edwards
has 'heen in New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, Chicago, Toronto,
Montreal and Cincinnati with the
Ice Follies and in nearly every
city has been entertained by for
mer aalem or college friends.
Before leaving Salem for e pro
fessional career she attended
Willamette university and Is a
member af PI Beta Pal aorcrity.
nan entertained at an afternoon
tea and handkerchief shower
Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Fred
Airanaa aad Mrs. Robert Hobbs,
na are mormg out of tne com
munity, with Mrs. Wayne Blaco
and Mrs. Aaron SchaDr assisting,
Others present were Mrs. Walter
Schendel, Mrs. C W.'Stacey, Mrs.
Don ; Griffith, Mrs. Wayne Sipe,
Mrs. Helen Dasch, Mrs. Wilbert
KuruV Mrs. Louis Kurth. Mrs.
Joe Vanek, Mrs. Roland Seagar.
Mrs. Isaac Schmidt. Mrs. Marvin
Seeger and Mrs. Carl Ffeketjon.
LesUe Methetni Waaleyaa
vice GuOd will meet at the home
of Mrs. Donald H. Davis. 1M0
Fir street, tonight at o'clock.
Mrs. Koh af Korea and a student
at Willamette arffl be tCe
Friday - Sornrday SEcdds
IUel-Leaf Flewerimx PI oat
. 1750 Par
Dozens af Varieties of Salem-Crewn Rose Buahee
Shxnbs Frvit and Shads Trees - Berry A Ross Bosh
IZnxil PcnrSy Unnraiy
South Liberty S Blocks Sooth ef State
raw m ras
115 North Liberty
Every Osanfiafol-
IN
Gabaidine - Covert - Tweed
and Wool Crepo
is priced at jnst
To Wed in f
April
Mr.' and Mrs. O. J. Strieker af
Salera announce the engagement
aad forthcoming marrlare of their
daughter. Miss Cloy Zuber.
to Marion I Boatwright, eon of
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Boatwright of
Bremerton, Wash. i
The wedding will take place at
the First Conrrcra tiortal r-htirr-h
April SO, at t pa, with the Rev.
Seth Huntlnrton nffiriatin MIm
Zaber has atteaded Salem schools
and the benedict attended schools
ia Port Orchard. The couple will
live In Bremerton after their mar
riage. Cosmis Dance Saturtlar
Semi - formal dance of the Cot
mis dub wm be held Saturday
eight at the Mayflower hall with
dancing from I to 11 o'clock to
the music of Claude Bird and hla
orchestra. The committee la
charge includes Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Bowman, chairman, Mr.
and Mra. ShnnM nmnk Vf
and Mrs. Charles Coleman and
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Prunk.
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