tO Tho Statesman. Salem. Oregon, Sunday. April 10. 1949 F
iw v r- tr I
Plastic Party
Set by Swegle
Woman's Club
SWEGLE Mrs. Ralph Becker
And Mrs. Charles Bottorff were
hltttses for the Swegle Woman's
"club's April meeting at the Becker
home Tuesday. A luncheon was
served with Mr. and Mrs. William
Damery assisting. With Mrs. Louis
Nueman conducting the business
meeting, plans were made for the
next two meetings with special
programs to be a plastic party
In May and a white elephant ex
faance in June.
- Delegates were named for the
faceting of the Marion County
Federatiorf of Woman's clubs
meeting at'Macleay hall April 22
Afmily'night dinner was planned
forMay. A flower exchange closed
meeting.
Special guests were Mrs. Wal
ter I r by of Albany and Mrs. F.
Alsman. Welcomed were Mrs.
William McKinney who has been
way for several months and Mrs
Joseph Brennan who has been
unable to attend because of illness.
Kineteen members were present.
New Officers
Selected for
Extension Unit
NORTH SANTIAM The North
Eantiam women's extension unit
met Monday at the home of Mrs.
Everett Kaiser. ' with Mrs. Carl
Bethel 1, co-hostess.
A covered dish meal was had
t noon followed by a brief busi
ness meeting opened by chair
man, Mrs. Louis Scofield. A re
port was given on prevention of
tooth decay by, Eleanor Trindle.
county extension agent, from Sa-
t. -. T" . - . L A . . . I. . . .-. . V.
mti i j . riumd uti uitr unit vj . i j
for the Home-iTUi Iters festival in ;
Salem was told by Mrs. Everett
Kaiser.
Elected officers- for the coming
year were Mrs Johnie E. Mc
Guffin. chairman: Mrs. William
Towery. vice-chairman; and Mrs. '
Edwin Ruby, secretary- treasurer.
The new unit scrap-book wa
presented for approval.
Miss Trindle demonstrated a
shorter method on ironing a shirt
nd showed many illustrations on
conserving one's strength in gen
eral house-work.
Present were three guests: Mrs.
Jlenry Snoddy, West Stayton, Mrs.
Carl Vaughan, Mrs. Glen McClel-
Jan and eighteen members.
t
Hubbard Women
NametOfficers,
Plan Festival
HUBBARD The Hubbard Wo
man's club met Wednesday after
Boon at the home of Mrs. Bahne
Paulson with 20 present.
New officers elected were Mrs.
A. J. Smith, president: Mrs. Les
ter Keller, vice president; Mr?.
Wayne Bridge, secretary, and Mrs.
C. L. Welch, treasurer.
Mrs. A. L. Murphy, chairman (
of hobbies committee, reported on i
reparations for exhibit at Spring i
stlval.
The program on prominent wo- ,
men of the world today included
talk about Susan B. Anthony
nd Susan B. Anthony. Jr.. by
Mrs. Lela Hugill of Wood burn
n Interview by correspondence
Even by Mrs. J. G. Dickey about
syor Dorothy McCullough Lee
f Portland and brief sketches of
Che five outstanding women of
Oregon. Mrs. Martha Ferguson of
Hood River, Mayor Lee of Port
land, Dr. Leslie Kent of Eugene.
Mrs. C. S. Jackson of Portland
nd Mildred Halvorsen of Port
land: an article about Mrs. Ethel
Homing Puller of Portland, pre
pared by Mrs. C. R. Duncan and
presented by Mrs. Max Cook and
Mrs. Grace Cramer.
Mrs. Elmer Nelson and Mrs. E.
C. Boyd were co-ha-tesses. Mrs
John Strawn assisted in serving.
Mrs. Frank Anderson gave an
account of the Oregon state ban
quet last year to open the nation
al convention of the General Fed
eration of Women's Clubs.
Labor Saving Is
Extension Topic
JEFFERSON The SidneT-Tal-
bot home extension unit met Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Wilma Eagle with Mrs. Delmci
naviHtnn ri-hostess. Eleanor
Trindle of Salem, county home
. . , . 'rr,
extension a gem, spjc.u
urvin Ymi"J
Officers elected were Mrs. Eagle.
chairman; Mrs. uaKiey coenran,
vice chairman: Mrs. Walter Franz,
treasurer; Mrs. Hattie Mccarty.
Mrs. Ernest Freeman is in Salem
General hospital after undergo-
ing major surgery weanesaay
morning.
William Brown. Talbot farmer.
is visiting his parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Charles Brown at danger.
faMt and other relatives and
friends in Fresno and &an Fran
cisco.
New Officers
Installed by
Baptist Group
AUMSVILLE Women of Bethel I
Baptist church of A&msville met
at the home of Mrs. Holman, Glen
wood Drive, Four Corners, on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Peter Lindsay had charge;
of the installation service for new
officers: president, Mrs. Frank
Ferrin: vice president. Mrs. A. H.
Buell; secretary, Mrs. R. Rickman: j
treasurer, Mrs. Peter Lindsay:
white cross chairman, Mrs. Fd
Holmquist; devotional chairman
Mrs. Baker; hostess chairman, Mrs
Holman: reading chairman. Mrs.
John Mix; publicity chairman
Mrs. Lacey.
A radio skit was presented with
news items from the missionaries
of the Belgian Congo.
The May meeting will be at;
the home of Mrs. John Mix in !
Aumsville.
Opal Bilker; and Ruth Rickman
served refreshments. I
DINE -DANCE
at
Steaks
Chicken
Sea Food
Open i Week Days
2:30 P.M.
Food Served from S P.M.
Sunday-Food Served
From l P.M.
Closed Monday
L O
NO COVER CHARGI
; o j;
Large Parking Let in Rear
; o :
3260 Portland Road
Phono 2-9121
Now Ferguson Tractor
and Implement!
t
To Rent U Drive
Reasonable Rates Call
BIRD cVZYSSET CO.
871 Wallace Rd. Ph. 3-6666
It:-
,4
New In Salem
In tho
Tho Ranch Gold Room
FIXTURES DESIGNED and MANUFACTURED by
G. L BROWN CO.
411 1 S.W. Macadam Portland 1, Oro.
SaUm Doalors
Bill MilUr " Claudo Jorgenson
3254 Portland Rd. 472 N. Uborfy
FENNE' ..Easter Outfits made 'to fit
It
These .Wonderful
the Family Budget!
UVJ
Rayons . . .
. .So Crisp, So Colorful
and Washable
HITS OF THE
EASTER SEASON!!!
8.90
Yo . . . that Perxney CASH-AND-CARRY POLICY .means that you can find your new
Easter dress at a pared-down price like this! Expensive services like charge, accounts
or deliveries would send prices up . . . and we believe you'd prefer to have all your
value in the dress itself. And we mean value, tool Look at the smooth styles. They're
GOOD FABRIC . . . firm textured, rayon Casa Mana. They're UP-TO-THE minute
STYLES. They're exceptionally WELL MADE with really fine detail touches. You'll love
the RICH COLORS.
Here's News! Pure Dye
Silk
Crepe
DRESSES
AT THE THRIFTY
PRICE YOU
LOOK FOR!
perfect find for your Easter wardrobe .... It's really spring
when you get that nice spring pure dye, silk crepe print
. . . when you change from winter darks to fresh, clear colors.
Ideal for wear now and all through the summer. And look
how comfortably you can do It, too. You'll find the new styling,
the new colors you want . . . careful detailing, nice fabric
... AT A PRICE THAT PROVES AGAIN THAT YOU SAVE
WHEN YOU PAY CASH!
Second Floor
Hp
10.90
jffk
I I "VI J
for easter
shop penney;s
AND SAVEllli
asUw Unsafe
Xr 1
In Styles Galore - - - and Priced .
to Fit a Thrifty Budget!
FOR EASTER
SHOP PENNEY'S
AND SAVEIII
Now Easter outfits and tiny budgets go hand-in-hand
at Penney 'si Hero's proof: Fresh straw
cloths accented with big flowers, bows and
wispy veils. In young stylos bonnets, sailors,
off-tho-face youthful matrons! All tagged low for
thrift ... styled high for fashion I In colors
bright . . . colors soft . . . colors to add the
right Easter touch for 19491
Second Floor
298
For Easier Shop Penney 's and Save - - For Easter Shop Penney s and Save