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yg The Statesman; Salem, Oregon. Frtdcrr. Sept 22. 1953
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Society- clubs Mifsic
Council of
Camp Fire
At Meeting :
Salem district council of Camp
Fire Girls met Tuesday ia the
Camp Fir Girls office with Mrs.
. A. Carleton presiding.
mn Tnnk Kolsky. Salem
leaders association chairman, pre
ninna for the forthcominf
months. City wide event with all
Camp lire Girls ana Blue doom
nsxtidpating will be scheduled. .
Suggestions concerning an all
city Camp Kilowan reunion to be
held sometime aunng urn ,aiimv
mas season were asked. !
; An "Interesting over-air- report
on camping activities, finance and
ramn building was given by Mrs.
John Syme, field director, who
served as camp director during
the summer season.
Mrs. S. M. Zeller of Corvallis,
national council delegate of Wil
lamette area council, discussed
the over-all Camp Firt program
and the Willamette area council's
relation to the national Drogram.
Mrs. Zeller is the chairman of
reeion VI this year, which com
prises the states of Washington,
Oregon. Montana and Idaho. As
chairman of the region she will
attend the National Council meet
ing in St Paul, Minnesota in Oc
tober. She is also a participating
member of the national finance
commission and national field ser
vice commission. '
Miss Nora Garvin, regional
field supervisor for Region VL
attended the meeting ' as part of
her three day visit to the Willam
ette area. Miss Garvin spoke
about the outstanding growth of
Camp Fir Girls in the northwest
and the important part Camp Fire
Girls and Blue Birds all over the
nation are playing in civilian de
fense through service projects of
all types to local and national
community groups and organiza
tions. -
The Leaders association of the
Salem District of the Willamette
area council of Camn Fire Girls
met for their first meeting of the
xau at the Presbyterian church on
Tuesday. After a covered dish
luncheon, Mrs. Frank Kolaky, the
chairman, led the discussion of
the formulation of the plans for
the coming year. A doughnut sale
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Mr. and Mrs. Dan Marcy (Joyce Wood) -who were mar
ried on August 23 at the home of the groom's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. L Marcy. The bride is the daughter of the Lewis
Woods, tana's photo).
will be held about Halloween and
a peanut brittle sale, to raise
funds for the national buildin
fund In the spring. It was decidi
to have a meeting of the leaders
in the junior high school group
to discuss the program as pre
sented by national headquarters.
'Miss Nora Garvin attended this
also and gave a talk.
Miss Hilda Swenson, new area
executive, wai presented.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Donnell have
arrived from Westwood, Calif.,
where they have been making
their home the past three years,
for an extended visit here with
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Perry. They
plan to be here until after
Christmas.
Mrs. Mary Shlndler of Los An
geles is visiting in the oapltal
with her ton-in-lav and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schneider,
for several weeks.
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NOW IN
Around JTotcii
Grid Opening,
Travel Notes
By Jeryme English
Football time is Bearing with
this eomlng weekened officially
opening the grid season ... and
Salem win bo right in on the fes
tivities as Willamette university
opens with Central Washington en
Saturday afternoon at McCnUoch
field. ... This has been designated
aa "Salem Day" and a feature will
be the taking of movies a every
one arrives. ... Cameras win be
oiieaing as everyone, passes
through the turnstiles and caadlda
will also be taken of the crowd
and the game. ... So milady pat
est year best "bib and tucker? for
the game as the film will be on
the Esindre screen next week....
. For the next ten weeks football
fans will be busy attending the
Oregon and Oregon State games
both in Portland, j Corvallis and
Eugene. . . . Still others are plan
ning to follow their favorite team
to Washington and California.
Nuptial Notes I
Headed east . . . George C. Hug-
gins, jr. left Thursday for New
Jersey, where he will be married
to Susanne Thompson on Septem-
oer 30 at the Elizabeth Rodman
Voorhees chapel at New Jersey
College for Women. . . . The cou
ple will drive west on their hon
eymoon and will make their home
in Salem, where he is with the
Huggins Insurance Agency.
The benedict's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George C Huggins of Coos
Bay, will also go east for the nup
tials and he will serve as best
man for his son. . . . The couple
met In Coos Bay. where she has
been teaching at the Marshfield
junior high school . . . their en-
gagement was announced in the
early spring. ...
Convention Bound
convention notes . . . A nam-
ber of Salem people are la Gear-
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Dinners and
Luncheons
On Agenda
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The social slate is filled with a
number of varied events this week
and several of the bridge clubs
are- holding - their first meetings
the falL
and Mrs. A. W. Loucks
hosts for an informal din-
narty Thursday night at their
Fairmount Hill home in compli
ment to Colonel and Mrs. Elmer
V. Wooton, who are visiting here
this week rom Washington, v.
Honoring the Wootons, who f or
mmrlv lived here, were Mr. and
Mrs. Conrad rauison, sat. ana
Mrs. Elmer O. Berg. Mr. and Mrs.
B. E. Owens, Mr. and Mrs. L. V.
Benson and the hosts. The Woot
ons will spend the weekend in
Portland with their daughters.
Mariorie and Norma.
An Revolr Party
Mrs. William C Dyer, jr. was
hostess to members of her club
Thursday niht The affair was
also a farewell to Mrs. wiiuam
Rvan. who leaves September SO
for Milwaukee, Wisconsin to visit
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Kellv. CaDtain Ryan, usmu, is
stationed at Fort Sill, Oklahoma
wQI entertain their club at bridge.
tonight at their North .Summer
street home. The group will gath
er for-' a no-host dinner at the
American Legion club preceding.
Additional guests will be Mr. and
Mrs. W. I. -Needham and Mrs. U.
Scott Page.
Salem Chapter
Salem chapter of Order of the
Eastern Star will meet Saturday-!
night at 8 o clock at Masonic tem
ple. Mrs. -Russel Beutler and
James L. Darby will preside as
worthy matron and patron.
Miss Muriel FUta, daoghter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fitts of Brooks,
was among the 1430 students who
arrived in New Jersey on the stu
dent ship, S. S. Volendum the first
of the week after a summer in
Europe. She visited Holland,
France, Austria. Switzerland, Eng
land and Scotland.
Mrs. Melvin Horst, who
was married at St. John's
Lutheran church in August
She is Hie former Jerladine
Relzenstein and the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Reitzenstein. . (MoEwan
photo).
and his family will join him when
he finds living accommodations.
Mrs. Kelly will arrive Tuesday
from the east and will accom
pany her daughter and grand
children, Kathleen and Kelly, by
plane to Milwaukee.
To Fete Clubs
Mrs. William Shinn has Invited
members of her club to a bridge
luncheon this afternoon at ber
country home at Brooks. Addition
al guests will be Mrs. Thomas A.
Roberts, Jr., Mrs. Roger - M.
Schneu and Mrs. James R. Phil
lips,
Grand GuoKlicm
Visits. Bethel !
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Mrs. J. A. Moore, Coquille, grand
guardian of the state of Oregon,
Job's Daughters, made her official
visit to Bethel 35 at the meeting
Monday night. Also honored were
Miss Ann Gibbens, junior past
honored queen; Miss Adeline
Smithson and Miss Helen Smith-
son, honored queen and seniof
princess of Bethel 43; and Mrs.
Gwen Wain, post guardian of Beth
el 35.
New members initiated were
Miss Shirley Wiel and Miss Car
olyn Jones. The refreshment com
mittee included Misses Marilyn
Pride, Sharon Flemming, and De
loes PeFlllippi.
CLUB CALENDAR
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Salom Woman's club moetins, club
house. S pjn., board moun(. 1 pjn.
Tiiin ruowswi Hiwoaarr nanr
nd ridclis class, rttst Baptist cbureh.
joint meet ins. at church, z pjn.
Mn-r Tima club with . Mrs. Lrlo
Shepherd. 190 Duncan arrsnu. desaart
luncheon. 1:30 p.m.
St. Asne Guild. St. PauTs Episcopal
church, with Mrs. Bar Ward. 101 North
Capitol t law P-m.
Chi Omega mothers, with Mrs.
E. Smedler. T79 North ISth street.
UANDAT
Chapter BQ oc rao. wtm Mrs. b.
C White. 24S South 18th street. Tj4
pjn.
AB or PEO. with MrXilena Odte.
IM North 14th street.
Women of Rotary, coiaea mess-
snt, 1 pm.
TUESDAY
rJauchtera at St. Eliza heth meet at
pariah house. St. PauTs Episcopal
cnurcn, l pjn. lancneoo.
Marlon eountr WCTU convention,
Leslie Methodist church, all day.
un luncheon.
Chad wick chapter, OES social after
noon club, deal art luncheon. Masonic
Tempie, i:is pjn.
WEDNESDAY
WSCS of First Methodist church.
sliver tea. Carrier Room, z pjn.
Soroptimists Take
JNew Members I iTJZnTSZ: I rh H FWt "Ruvs
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I vswn associaMvn. ... urai- I -.r
An Induction service for four I lace Carson Is president of the QVirvtATOr -rift Q
Job's Daushters Mothers club. Beth'
el 43. Masonic Temple, 1 bju.
THLRSDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Cooley mattn. Chuck'a Staalrhowae. UJOpjn.
Additional Society en rare 2glav
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STAYS o:i O Oil! ;
1 Wont come of on dishes, glawesa
cigarettes, or teeth. j .
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Idss ehudrea, retstnres, sweetaearts
, I Washes off essflr with soap ft watery
4 ikckmgissliioDrigid colors.
More ecoaosMcal! Lasts 4tSume
loufffl Oxur gl plus taxi Cet Hazelj
Bhhop's smaang aoa-smesr ttskfl
i at any drag er neysiUaent stare.
meeting of the season for Salem
club of Soroptimist International
on. Wednesday night at the Gold
en Pheasant. More than 40 were
present. V
Following the dinner Mrs. H. O.
Maison, club president, welcomed
the four into membership and ser
vice with the organization, and
induction service followed for Mrs.
William Burghardt, Mrs. Clyde
Everett, Mrs. Alex Jones and Mrs.
Lena Smithson. Mrs. Harvard
Moore was presented as a trans
fer from the Eugene Soroptimist
dub.
Program feature for the eve
ning was accordion musle by Mrs.
Mrs. Canon entertained the board
at the Oearhart hotel Wednesday
nlahi. ... Other at the sessions
are the Robert DeArmonds, the
Junior Joseph Dcvers, Walter Bells
of Stayton, John Hays. Kenneth
Shermans. Bruce Spanldlngs, Bry
an Good enoughs, Allan Canons,
Hattie Bratsel and Mrs. Walter
Barseh.
JEFFERSON Miss Leona
Campbell, bride-elect of Dwayne
Lvon. was honored at a bridal
shower given by friends at the
home of Mrs. A. E. Bashford last
Thursday. Mrs. George Kihs plan
ned the entertainment.
Gifts were presented to the
hrid on a shoDDiner trip" witn
In Portland . . . tonight for the a mem tellinc in which store each
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uregon insurance Agents conven- gift could be purchased.
tion banquet at the Multnomah
hotel will be Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Huggins ... he the newly elected
state president ... the Merrill
Ohlings and daughter, Sara Ann
the William C. Dyers and the
Assisting Mrs. Bashford in serv.
Ing refreshment were Mrs. Wal
ter Campbell, Mrs. Jonn jyon.
Miss Barbara Bashford and Mrs.
Bernice Kihs.
The bride-elect Is a daughter
of the Walter Campbells and her
Hew Location
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234 N. High
Street
junior Homer H. Smiths
To PnlmAnil tntaw will on I - . HT anrl ltffra .Tnhn
.."5".,.. - K.rcn' Mr. ana I Lyon. They will be mamea uc
m v.u , . uen ijanans, xvir. ana Mrs. tober 12
will hold its luncheon meeting on Georn Pro and Mr. Tjipv TJnh-
" cuuewjay, oepientuer , SS at ine I tT. dtrotpa n,hn mttanA h I WUEAXLAN1I USTS. Vljus
stmt convention of American I LsFollett was hostess at a ahower
niA ki. ,v, Ion Thursaar in nonor ox norm.
Plane Trip to Hawaii
Vacation trip ... Mr. and Mrs.
Karl Kngel returned heme Wed
nesday noon from as week's -
Golden Pheasant.
"Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Kasmus-
sen are the parents of a daughter,
Mary Elizabeth, born on Tuesday
at the Salem General hospital. The
little girl, who has a sister. Mar-
jorie, is the granddaughter of Mr.
and Mn. Richard D. Xillls of
Bronx villa. New York and Mr. and
Mn. A. B. Rasmussea of Yakima,
Wash.
On Etiquette
By Roberto Lee
MSM sva-41swas1 KTs.MA1.1. skuat 4kn 1 1TUUL
awsssm sinimuhi v SLneruwaaaaac van ssmav
Pan American Sleeperette and re
turned to San Francisoo on the
Pan American 71 passenger Boe
ing Stratosphere ... they report
ed beautiful flying weather.
above the clouds. ... At WaJklkl
iMeeh they were at The Moana XewlH of Amity; Violet
and toured the bland, viewing the Bechtol of Salem. Beryl LaMar
flowering trees, shrubs, papaya and feather While of Mission
and banana groves, pineapple sad Bottom. Mrs. Noffatnger is the
sugar eaae pUntattons and took daughter of Mf. -and Mrs. Roy
ais. xantuias artve inrousn LsTolleti.
the Moans vallsy. . . . The Kmgels
Wilfred Noffsinger of McMinn-
villa, nunuunmi w w ' i ia
to the following: Mesdamee Mil- S
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Finnioura and Deloree,
Jessie Beaty, Aria Hagstrom, Eve
lyn Beuiekamp, Ruth campbeu,
Elvera LaFollett Lenna Wilson,
Lottie Boas. Blanche -Cooper,
Veva Peexse, Mrs. Lawrence
Noffsinger. Berdella Anderson,
Phyllis Meeker, Phyllis Jorgenson
Q. proper for a woman
house guest to offer to help her
hostess with her household chores?
i t v,.JI- where erehlds grew la profusion
r-j;-" u K:rZZr .ZZL l their garden . . . their Uwm has
gFeeteet oonsideration bfkeeplng waterS
her own room clean and orderly. KM W "l?vdnT showen off toe
(4. When dining at a place where
dancing is included, what should
one do with the napkin when ris
ing to danoe?
A. Leave the napkin by the
plate, unfolded never on the
ohaif.
Q. When a wedding engagement
nas neen Droken, what should the
girl return to the man?
A. All gifts, of jewelry, inolud
alopes ef the nseun tains. . . . The
Kusels were impressed with the
courtesy ef the men en street
ears, who offered their seats to
women, ne matter what their race.
.
L. A. Culbertson has returned
to his home in New York City
after a visit here with his aunt,
Miss zot Stockton. She accom
panied him south to San Francis-
UUfl Once Stewart, daughter
of J. B. fttawart 5SS0 S. F An-1
leanny, Portland, has been appoint-1
ed as student council represents-1
nve oz me msn scnooi senior ciass 1
of L. A. Paotfie eollege. Grace,
who attended Salem Academy last
year, is a member. of the student
body of the L. A. Paoifie college
and high school.
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