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fTb Ctnttmrny Ccdean, Oregon, Friday January S, 1831
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SOCIETY CLUBS MUSIC
Around
Town....
Br Jeryme Enilish
TRAVEL NOTES . . . Mrs.
Rlnh H. Camnbell returned to
the capital Wednesday from a
holiday visit witn menoi in &an
Francisco . . Sha spent New
VMrB dT In Reno . . . returning
to the bay city, from where she
n trained lor baiem . . .
Alan in Kan Francisco for the
New Year weekend were Mr.
and Mr. Thomas Holman ... On
Saturday they attended the East
WMt irarna and rerortsxi beauti
ful weather . . . spectacular was
tha miffennt between halves . .
Sejooralnf ... at Camel's Back
Inn in Phoenix during the mid
winter months is Mrs. T. A. Lives
ley . . .
Returned south . . . Mr. and Mrs
'RussaII Otilsibrrv of Los An-
mffs.. who have been here the
nar4 nnuV at tVlO hnmP flf hi
WUO -
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. P. D. Quisen berry, lert lues
day for the south . . . they came
north for the wedding of their
nephew, Dwight Quisenberry. to
Barbara Hendrickson, on Decem
ber 27 . .
Florida bound . . . are the Rus
sell Bonesteeles, who entrained
Tuesday for Los Angeles, where
they were joined by her sister,
Mrs. Andrew Gram of San Mari
no . . . from there the three will
travel to Florida, where Mr. Bone-
tteele will attend meetings in Mia
mi .. . The travelers plan a plane
trip to Bermuda while in the south
and will return home via New
Orleans the end of the month . . .
To welcome home . . . Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Hog and Mr.
and Mrs. Loyal Warner, who
have returned from a trip to
Hawaii is the informal party
.for which Mr. and Mrs. Clay
Cochran will be hosts on Sat
urday night at their South Lib
erty street residence ... A few
friends of the travelers have
been bidden to a buffet sapper
and during the evening they
will tell of their experiences in
the islands . . . The Warners re
turned from Hawaii by plana
ihe day before Christmas . . .
and the Hoggs came on the Lur
line, arriving in Salem Thurs
day . . .
TO CELEBRATE . . . birthdays
this week are Polly Clark and
fcynne Louise Hammerstad . . .
Polly, daughter of the Lewis
Clarks, has invited a group of her
friends to a luncheon on Saturday
to celebrate her sixth birthday . . .
later in the afternoon movies will
be shown for the youngsters . . .
Guests of Polly will be Julie Snif
fer, Susan McGee, Susan Wing,
Nina and Carolyn Crothers, Betsy
and Patty Lee, Ann Upjohn, Carol
Harvey and Susan Clark . . .
Lynn Louise Hammerstad.
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Mrs. Earl Wiper, -who
was Installed as worthy
matron of Chad wick chap
ter, Order of Eastern Star
at formal ceremonies on
December 30 at the Mason
ic Temple. (McEwan photo).
Open House at
Voigts on
Sunday
Event of Sunday afternoon and
evening is the open house for
which Dr. and Mrs, F. D. Volgt
will be hosts at their new resi
dence, 814 Kingwood Drive. They
are Inviting their friends through
the press to call between 3 and
7 o'clock.
Assisting about tha rooms will
be Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brazie,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scott, Dr. and
Mrs. Waldo Zeller, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Hildreth, Mr. and Mrs. Gor
don McGilchrist, Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Humphreys, Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Robins and Mrs. Ethel Parr.
Pouring during the afternoon
and early evening will be Mrs.
Waldo Marsteri, Mrs. Brooks
Moore, Mrs. P. A. rugate and Mrs.
B. F. Williams. Miss" Eleanor Trin
dle is in charge of the dining room
and assisting and serving will be
Mrs. Estes Morton. Mrs. William
S. Cole, Miss Adeline Wilson. Mrs.
David Scott, Mrs. Melvin Geist,
Mrs. Charles Paeth and Miss Ruth
Pauline Fugate.
Willamina Mrs. H. J. Parrett
was honored at a shower given for
her by the Willamina FL club at
the home of Mrs. Jack Shetterly.
Attending were Mrs. Robert Bus
well, Mrs. Gordon Mendenhall,
Mrs. Bill Skophammer, Mrs. Hugh
Schlatter, Mrs. Allen Coddington,
Mrs. O. K. Brock, jr., Mrs. New
land Neely, Mrs. Robert Wise, Mrs.
Oscar Lee, Mrs. W. T. Stone, Mrs.
Miss Tussing
Tells Troth, at
Pi Phi House
The Pi Beta Phi sorority house
on the University of Oregon cam
pus was filled with excitement
Wednesday night when one of the.
j t M wars l a at MM
sisters, miss nouena Ann luss
ing of Salem, revealed her betro
thal to Joe Bryan Richards, son
of Mr. and Mrs. James Richards
of Ontario. The pretty bride
elect is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Aubrey S. Tussing of Salem.
The engagement news was an
nounced during a cookie shine and
a silver tree decorated with silver
nutshells, which were enclosed
with the couple's names. The wed
ding is planned for March.
Miss Tussing is a graduate of
Salem schools and in June will
receive her degree in English from
the University of Oregon. She is
a member of the Salem Spinsters.
Her fiance will also graduate in
June from the University with a
political science degree. He is
now serving as president of his
fraternity, Alpha Tau Omega.
Unit Meeting at
Eggiman Home
The Central Howell home exten
sion unit was entertained on Tues
day at the home of Mrs. Howard
Eggiman who was assisted by Mrs.
Wayne Lovre and Mrs. Earl De
Sart. The gift wrapping demonstra
tion was given by Mrs. Earl Schar.
Present were mesdames C. L.
Simmons, sr., Alphus Schar, Clyde
DeSart, Earl Schar, Clarence
Johnson, Martin Rehm, C. L. Sim
mons, jr., Wayne Lovre, Earl De
Sart, Howard Eggiman, Milton
Kephart, Eldon Alt, Anna Kuenzi.
Mrs. Maurice Hynes, Mrs. Alex
Lichtv and Mrs. L. Arrell.
Bob Boundy, Mrs. Glenn Tucker,
Mrs. Gordon Sisk and the guest of
honor.
Willamina VJcM Shetterly.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Shetterly, celebrated her second
birthday Tuesday with a party
given by her mother. Guests in
cluded Mrs. J. A. Jensen, jr., Jens
and Christine, Mrs. H. J. Parrett,
Danny and Debby, Mrs. Eddie Fox
and Mark, Skippy and April En
tires, Sharon Aase and the guest
of honor.
Silverton Mr. and Mrs. William
Duncan and Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Adams were hosts for a New
Year's open house at the former's
new residence on Sunday. Seventy-five
of the young married set
in Silverton were bidden to the
affair.
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Lynn
Hammerstad, will have her
eighth birthday party this aft
ernoon at their country place
. . . There will be movies, games
and birthday cake for the
youngsters . . . Guests will be
Karen Harris, Snsan Zwicker,
Patty Peterson. Valerie Rams
dell, Jay Anne Harvey, Joyce
Jeffries, Rebecca Shumake,
Darlene Hendrickson, Claudia
Weaver, Vickie Clinton. Bonnie
Korth. Lois Smith and Deanna
See berg ...
Convenient New Gadgets for Home
Making Their Appearance on Market
By Sue Gardner
Convenient new gadgets for
the home are making their ap
pearance on the market. Among
the many items
offered for bed
rooms, Is a new
night tray that
will fit on any
type of bedrail
without marr
ing the furni
ture finish The
tray, has a ridge
around it to
prevent articles
from falling off
and will hold
your book, magazine, alarm
clock, eye glasses and water
tumbler. It comes in a variety
of colors and is 10 Vt by 6 inches
with a one and a half inch rail
ing. It makes a good gift for a
convalescent who has to spent
a few weeks in bed.
Another handy gadget is a
telephone attachment for spot-
1 . v5ti;
lighting the dial of a phone in
the dark. The light goes on
when you lift the receiver and
illuminates a plastic tab for
emergency phone numbers. By
means of a small push switch at
the side the light may be put on
and left as a night light. It
works on AC or DC and 110 or
115 volt current.
If you like Informal party ser
vice on individual trays, a line
of new novelty trays is now
available for the homes. There
are four patterns, an American
primitive scene, a rodeo pattern,
a rose design and one with deer.
New closet accessories Include
a swing-away set of hangers with
easy access to four prongs on
which you can hang skirts or
trousers by means of metal clips.
Another closet accessory is a line
of plastic quilted hangers, and
shoe and garment bags In a gay
Scotch plaldL
(Copyright 1951,
General Features Corp.)
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and high heels, casuals and sports in rich suedes and gleaming smooth
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CAPITOL SHOPPING CENTEX OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9:00 P. M.
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Miss Diane lenks, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick L
Jenkfl, whose engagement
to Robert R Harrison, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ray L.
Hecklncjer, has been an
nounced. No wedding date
has been set OCennell-Ellls
photo).
Class in Baby,
Mother Care
A new Salem class In mother
and baby care Is slated to start
Wednesday, January 10, at tht
Red Cross chapter office.
The class will be conducted be
tween 1:30 and 3:30 p.m. each
Wednesday for a six-week period.
Nurses from the Marion county
health department are to teach
the class which Is conducted
through the nursing services pro
gram of the Red Cross. Women
interested In taking the course
are asked to register with the Red
Cross or the county health office.
Tournament for
Duplicate Bridge
A separate tournament for those
starting duplicate contract bridge
win be held each week by the
Salem Elks Bridge club. It was
decided yesterday. The first
tournament will be staged at 7:30
pju.- next Monday at the same
time as the competition for more
experienced players.
In the first of the weekly ser
ies preliminary to the Seattle
regional tournament next month,
Mrs. John Bone and William ?.
Leary were high scorers, while
Mrs. Lenore Park and Ellis H.
Jones were second. Other teams
awarded points included Mrs. Ar
thur Blnegar and Mrs. Ward
Graham, and Mrs. Waltet M. Cline
and W. E. Kimsey.
The monthly master point
tournament will be held Wednes
day evening, January 10. a
CLUB CALENDAB
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YAmrA r)m 1rt BaDtlst church.
meeting and social In church parlor.
Trinity cnapier, ureoer oi me taw
m star. WMt Salam eitr hall 8 DJn.
Axlnwlek WRC. 1 Dm. at VFW hall.
Gro Lutheran Ladles Aid meet
with Mrs. L M. uenoerton. iku norm
17th st.. installation or omcers.
ATtlRDAT
Alnsworth ehaptar, OES. Baavar
hall, PJn.
Bethel 43, Job's Daughters, ?ffnf
and Initiation, Masonli Temple,
p. ra.
Salem Bo tan a clufr with Mrs. Henry
Mattson. 4020 North Rlrar Road. 8 pjn.
Salem Junior Woman's club 8 p.m..
at clubhouse, ooara mtciim. i p.m.
TCESDAT
Dakota Ladies auxiliary with Mrs
T-un Mi.rhv 1173 Union street. 8 D.m
Social afternoon club of OES, 1:15
dessert lunch. Masonic lempie.
Alpha Chi Omega mothers, chapter
house, 7:45 Actives and pledges will
5il Omega alumnae, chapter house
8 o clock.
American Legion auxiliary. M.
Junior Guild. St. Pauls Episcopal
church, 1 o'clock luncheon, parish
house.
Mrsi A, A. Sehraana entertained
members of the chapter1 PEO
Thursday afternoon at her home.
A dessert luncheon preceded the
meeting and assisting hostesses
were Mrs. O. M. Washburn and
Mrs; Thomas Facey.
Kolden-Adams
Rites Read
At a Quiet ceremony on Satur
day noon, December 31, in Wash
ington, Miss Dorthea Adams,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Adams of Salem, became the bride
of Carl Kolden, son of Mrs. Zelta
Koon of Portland.
The couple is now at home In
Portland at 7245 NX. Prescott
street
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79c Antiseptic Fred Meyer Pint 59c
50c Shampoo Coconut Oil 28c
98c Fever Thermometer 49c
2.49 Ace Alarm Clock $1.65
$1.29 Hot Water Bottle 61c
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