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By Jeiynoe Enrtfsh
WEEK END TIDBITS . . . Social
highlight of the week end will be
the Subscription club's last formal
dinner dance of the season tonight
in the Mirror room of the Hotel
Marion. . . The social hour will be
at 7:30 o'clock with dinner follow
ing at 9. . . Urs Wolfer and his
orchestra will play fbr dancing. . .
Masses of spring flowers and blos
soms will be ' used in profusion
about the hall and on the dinner
tables. . . On the decorating com
mittee" are Mrs. Homer L. Goulet
and Mrs. Thomas Law son McCall.
. . . Arranging the hors d'oeuvre
table for the social hour are Mrs.
John Caughell and Mrs. Donald
McCargar.
Out-of-town guests . . . for the
dance will include Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Speer of Portland, who
will be ruests of the Robert Drag
era. . . The Clay Carsons of Al
bany will be the danee guests of
the Harold dingers. . . Mrs. John
Beakey will have as her ruests
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Elliott of
Portland, former members of the
club, and Jack VVittliff of Astor
ia. . . Rep. and Mrs. Byron A.
Stover of Bend, who are here
during the session, will be ruests
of Herbert D. BraieL . .
To Lewis and Clark . . . campus
for the anual Mothers week end
celebration today will go Mrs.
Robert Elfstrom, Mrs. Chester A.
Downs, Mrs. Robert Stanley, Mrs.
Silas Gaiser and Mrs. Ivan Stew
art as guests of their daughters,
Patricia Elfstrom, Joan Barnes,
Elaine Stanley, Janet Gaiser and
Bonnie Stewart. . . The Mothers
. week end had been scheduled for
early March, but snow altered the
plans. . .
Oregon coeds . . . home for the
week end are Crystal Huntington
and Josephine Caughell, who will
be at the homes of their' parents,
the Hollis Huntingtons and John
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Dance Every
Saturday Night
"Tommy Kizziah
And His
WEST COAST
RAMBLERS
Hear Them on KSLM
Tues. & Sat. Eve.
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Sal. High!
Over Western , Auto
259 Court St
DICE'S ORCHESTRA
Adm. 60c Inc. Tax
DAIICE
at
Sloper Hall
Independence, Oregon
Music By .
AI and His Ranch Band .
Every Saturday Night
Sponsored by Legion Post No. 33
: Adm. 75c Inc. Tax
Dancing from 9 P.M. to 1 AM.
Listen to KM CM Between .
4 and 5 PH. Today!
- Delicious Chinese '
i and American Food
Catering Service
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Orders To Go!
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Oven 4 .m. . 3 Sum. Daily
Ope at Noon Sat. Sua.
Caughells. .
' A little girl . . . Barret Ann,
was bora to Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Olson (Flavia Downs) on Friday
morning- at the Salem General
hospital, i . The baby has two
brothers, Mark and Philip . , .
.and the grandparents are Dr.
Chester A. Downs and Mr. and
Mrs. Reuben Olson of Chicago.-. .
The Olsons recently moved to Sa
lem and their country home on
Homestead Road is nearly com
pleted. In Bremerton ... on April 1, a
little girl. Connie Jo, was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Ben
nett (Arlene Zastera) at the U.S.
Naval hospital . . . The father, an
electronics technician, third class,
U.S.N, is aboard the battleship,
CSS Indiana. . . The grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Ben
nett of Salem, and Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Zastera of Bend. . .
A housewarming- party ... on
Thursday night at the new home
of Colonel and Mrs. Harvard C.
Moore on iEast State street . .; A
buffet supper served by the hosts
with an informal evening follow
ing . . . Guests of the Moores were
her sister, Mrs. Condon C. McCor
nack, and her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr; and Mrs. Lynn Mc
Cready of Eugene. . . Senator and
Mrs. Angus Gibson of Junction
City, Rep. and Mrs. Lloyd Crosby
of Milwaukie, Harold F. Young
of Portland, Rodney Keating of
Ashland, Justice and Mrs. James
T. Brand, Colonel and Mrs. Phil
lip Allison, Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Chapman i of Portland, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Dorman, Mr. and Mrs.
George Alexander, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Getlinger and Mrs. Prince
W. Byrd.
Pre-convention . . . luncheon this
afternoon at 1 o'clock at the Morn
ingside home of Mrs. E. H. Ken
nedy . . .j when wives of officers
and committee members of the
Oiepon State Dry Cleaners associ
ation meet to complete plans for
the 5th annual convention to be
helri in Salem on May 11 and 12.
... In the group will be Mrs. Clay
ton Foreman, wife of the state
president, Mrs. Edward Siegmund
of Eugene, Mrs. Jack Stacey ; of
Portland, Mrs. Avery Grimsley of
Bend, whose husband is the im
mediate past state president, Mrs.
Alvin Flanders of Eugene, Mrs.
Fern West wood Senn of Portland,
Mrs. Wayne H. Keeney of Salem
and Mrs. Kennedy. . .
Alumnae Entertained
Sigma Kappa alumnae were en
tertained Thursday night at the
home of Mrs. Earl Cooley. Cards
were in play after the business
session. Attending were Mesdames
Stuart Compton, E. E. Backman,
B. W. Stacey, Bert Walker. Luther
Jensen, Leon Everitt, Norman
Johnson, Joseph Franko and the
hostess.
Open Friday Nites
Till 9
Huge Special Purchase
Plain Colon Denim YH qG
Plain & Stripe Chambray i-J jl yd.
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LUv it to Robert popular fabric department to bring this trmncIovfl value
right at th height of th season. Sports fabrics that ro 36" wSdo, proshnmk .
, and washablo which ordinarily soil -front 79c to -93c yd. at ust 49c Piocoo
' ; : rang in length from 1 to 10 yds. wonderful assortment of colors Coma oarfy
.,; for bost selection no salos to daalora.
MUSIC
Rotanas to
Meet Sunday
Delegates from Rotana clubs In
Oregon will meet at the Senator
hotel Sunday to exchange ideas on
philanthropic projects and financ
ing. j Mrs. William Franz of Portland
will head a discussion panel on the
club's educational loan fund, and
Mrs. L. L. Riggs, also of Portland,
will be in charge of a public re
lations panel. Rotana has as its
national project help in rehabilita
tion of needy women. Local clubs
have various projects. Clubs of
Salem, Portland, Klamath Falls,
Bend and Medford will be repres
ented. Writers at
Jones Home
The Salem Writer's club met at
the home of Mrs. Blanche Jones.
Guests were Mrs. Carrie A. Noble,
national president of the League
of Western Writers; Mrs. Vivian
Corbett Atterbury, state president;
George Atterbury, treasurer of the
Portland chapter, and Charles
Duncan, composer, member of the
Portland chapter.
Mrs. Noble invited the Salem
club to become members of the
league. Mrs. Attebury, Mrs. Blan
che Jones, Frances Anderson and
Mrs. Jessie Singleton read origin
al poems, Mrs. Ruth Layton read
a short story, Mrs. Robert Hut
cheon read an incident from her
novel of pioneer life in the Dako
ta s, Mrs. Ora Smith read an ori
ginal short story and Dr. Morton
Peck continued reading his novel.
Mr. Attebury sang two original
songs, Mrs. Flora Enders called at
tention to the Oregon scene on the
Saturday Evening Post cover, and
Perry Reigelman showed a home
movie.
CLUB CALENDAR
SATl'RDAT
Bethel 43. Job's Daughters, meet at
Masonic Temple, 1:30 p.m., tea for
mothers.
THURSDAY
PEO Sisterhood. CB chapter, with
Mrs. Chester Zumwalt, 845 Hood street.
MONDAY
Minerva club of SAE meet at chap
ter house on Willamette campus, 8 p.m.
TUESDAY
; Work Basket club with Mrs. Blaine
Martin. 2550 Blossom Road, no-host
luncheon at noon.
THURSDAY
Tri-Y-Teen Mothers club meet at
YWCA. 1:30 p.m.
Sojourners salad luncheon, Salem
Woman's club. 1 p.m.
j Salem Toastmistress club, dinner
meeting. Golden Pheasant, 6 p.m.
FRIDAY
Salem Woman's club meeting. 2 p.m.,
clubhouse.
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Engagement''
Of Interest
From the Oregon State college
..campus comes news of the en
gagement of Miss Ingrid Ann Pet
ersen . and Calvin Massee of Sa
lem, which was revealed Monday
night at the bride-elect's sorority,
Alpha Delta PL No wedding date
has been set.
The bride-to-be is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Petersen of
Portland and a junior on the cam
pus. Her fiance is the son of Mrs.
Frank A. Massee of Salem. He
graduated from Oregon State col
lege last year and is a member of
Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity. He Is
now a right-of-way purchasing
agent for the Oregon State high
way commission.
Guest Night for
Toastmistress
Chemeketa Toastmistress club
dinner meeting was held Thursday
night at the Golden Pheasant.
Guest night was observed and pres
ent were Mrs. Otto Yunker, Mrs.
Robert A. Forkner, Mrs. Everett
Holmes, Mrs. Mark Getzendaner,
Miss Evelyn Krueger, Miss Elise
Schroeder, Mrs. Brownie Bangert,
Mrs. Rebekah Biles, Mrs. W. O.
Widdows, Mrs. Lloyd Reinholdt,
Mrs. Leslie Burdete, Mrs. Charles
Stirling, Mrs. Maynard A. Nelson
and Miss Amanda Anderson of the
Salem Toastmistress club.
Toastmistress for the evening
was Mrs. Dora Howard; table topics
chairman, Miss Ann Bergholz;
timekeeper, Mrs. H. H. Hussey;
general evaluator, Mrs. O. K.
Bealls; lexicologist, Mrs. James
Tindall; hostess, Mrs. Joseph John
ston and Mrs. Fred Rose; speakers,
Mrs. Willis Brown, Mrs. June
Burke, Mrs. S. E. Jaqua, Mrs. Paul
Gilmer, and Miss Amanda Ander
son. The next meeting on May 3 will
be held an hour earlier at 5:30 due
to the Community Concert that
evening.
Mrs. Shaw New
Club President
The West Salem Woman's club
elected new officers for the com
ing year at the meeting Thurs
day night at the city hall. Mrs. N.
E. Shaw is the new president; Mrs.
R. A. Garrett, vice president; Mrs.
Robert Kuenzli, secretary; and Mrs.
Rex Brendal, treasurer.
Refreshments were served to 26
members and guests. Piano solos
were given by Jean Kirby and Mr.
and Mrs. Percy Kleeman showed
pictures and talked on their trip
to New Orleans and Florida.
Will Attend Banquet
Ladies of the Military Order of
the Purple Heart met with Mrs.
Baryney Kenny Wednesday night.
Plans were made to attend the
banquet Saturday, May 5, in Port
land honoring the national presi
dent, Beatrice Parmenter from
Long Beach, Calif. Sunday confer
ences will be at the George White
club in Portland-
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Community rA ffain
Missionary Society's Cookbook
Brings Out Favorite Recipes v, "
. , Br Maxlne Baren a
! SUtesjnn Woman's Editor a ,
It seems that most women's organizations, no matter what
their original object may be, finally get around to a money raising
project. It's a well known fact that If you want some money for
church or patriotic use, take it to the women. ' i lL. - '
A custom In the eld days amonr Ladies Aids and Woman's
clubs was collecting favorite recipes into s cookbook, many of
which remain as the chief culinary literature in homes of, mem
bers or their daughters. I . :
Newesct acquistition to our own library is a book .called "Your
Neighbors Recipes' compiled by the ladies of the Spring Valley
Home Mission society and put together in mimeographed sheets.
Sale of books will finance their projects. il '
Not neglecting Chamber of Commerce 'data for the Zena com
munity, in which the Spirit Valley Home . Missionary society lad
ies live, the foreward tells the readers that "Beautiful Spring Val
ley is situated on the west slope of the Eola Hills about eight
miles northwest of Salem. The scene comprising the evergreen
timber, dairy farms, orchards, grain fields, creeks and 'grazing
sheep is dominated by the historical Zena church, nearly a centu
ry old, set on a hillside. The landscape Is dotted with pictures- .
que old mansions built by the pioneers and their sons at a tiny
when prosperity and large families abounded in the land.
Having a very warm spot in my heart for the Eola Hills and
especially that rolling land that Is Folk county and from which
my own "Rollins Hills Farm" Is named alone would make me an
immediate believer In the excellence of the recipes.
Many of the dishes have served at meetings of the Missionary
society, so a large proportion are desserts but what : woman
doesn't revel in preparing party desserts or fancy breads. Picnic
spice cake, cherry cake, chocolate yeast cake, jam cake are in
triguing titles.
Isabella Scott sends
APPLE PUDDING
1 cup sugar 1 tablespoon water
1 egg 1 cup flour
2 tablespoons butter or 1 teaspoon soda
margarine teaspoon cinnamon
1 to 3 cups apples teaspoon nutmeg !'
V teaspoon salt
Sift together dry ingredients, combine with liquids and chop
ped or sliced apples. Bake 10 minutes at 350 degrees, reduce heat
to 325 and cook another 15 minutes. Serve with hot
BUTTERSCOTCH SAUCE
1 cup brown sugar Va cup butter
1 teaspoon vinegar or 1 teaspoons vanilla '
lemon juice cup- cream
Cook all but cream to bubbling boil, add cream and serve
hot. May use half brown and half white sugar if preferred.
Here's something new to us from Rae (Mrs. James) Smart
EASY PARTY DESSERT
Dissolve one package any flavored galetine in 1 cup hot
water. Add immediately 1 pint ice cream and whip until blended.
Sets very quickly. Pineapple or bananas may be added and any
color effect obtained with colorings. Serve with whipped cream.
Mrs. La Verne Merrick makes her rhubarb pie with tapioca
and egg yolks, using the whites for a meringue topping. Nellie
Hammer makes an orange cream pie, Marjorie Washburn uses
both white and brown sugar in her cherry pie, Jennie Crawford -makes
an interesting sounding baked seafood salad, Mrs. Jess
Walling uses noodles, cheese in a beach dinner and rice a la
King Is a specialty of Stella Henry. Lois Crawford opens three
cans to make a special casserole dish of tuna and macaroni.
There are many other contributors and lots more interesting
dishes typical of a group of good cooks who find housekeeping
a good profession. s
Plan Mothers' Dinner
Kingwood American Legion au
xiliary met Thursday night and
discussed plans for the Mother's
Day dinner to be given for the
women of the Methodist Old Peo
ple's home and mothers of mem
bers on May 9 at the Legion hall
at 12 o'clock. Mrs. William Know
er is general chairman. The wom
en will quilt all day Tuesday at
the legion hall and members are
asked to bring a sack lunch. Mrs.
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Emmett Dickson and Mrs. Know
er gave a report on the mobile x
ray unit meeting in Dallas. Re
freshments were served by Mrs.
Knower and Mrs. Elizabeth Hoff
man. The Social club of Chadwick
chapter, OES, is sponsoring a bene
fit card party Monday evening,
April 23 at the Masonic temple.
Refreshments will be served. The
public is invited to attend.
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Tho Statesman, Salem. Oregon. Scrturday, April 21, 3 SSI 3
Mrs. Wright
Is Married
Mrs. Florence Wright' of Salem
and Jack Wagner of Seattle were
married on Thursday, April 19 at
the Christian church in Vancouver,
Wash., by the Rev. Howard Cole,
formerly of Salem.
Attending the couple were Mrs.
John Cage, daughter of the bride,
and Mr. Cage.
After a wedding trip the couple
will be at horr.e in Seattle, where
he is with the Ware Brothers. The
new Mrs. Wagner is well known
in Salem, having been active 'n Re
publican women's groups, Navy
Mothers, and was on the staff of
the Salem Memorial hospital.
Idanha Man Weds
Oklahoma Girl
, Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Blan of Ant
lers, Oklahoma are announcing
the marriage of their daughter,
Bobbie Jean Blan, to James Bud
long, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. E.
Budlong of Idanha, which took
place on March 19 in Paris, Texas.
For her wedding the bride wore
a dark green suit with brown ac
cessories. Mrs. Frank Peeler was
her sister's only attendant and
wore an aqua suit with black ac
cessories. After a wedding trip the couple
are now at home Jn Idanha. : .
Middle Grove Hostess for the
April meeting of the Women's So
ciety of World Service was Mrs.
Walter Fisher at her home orr Hol
lywood drive Tuesday.' Mrs:' Roy
Scofield, newly elected president,
presided. A no-host luncheon was
served at noon. Mrs. Gilbert
Blankenship and Mrs. Ernest Crum
were guests. Mrs. John VanLaan
en will be hostess for the group in
May.
Marquam A meeting af the
Utility and Beauty Garden club
was held at the new home of Mr.
and Mrs. Orrin Rice Thursday.
Miss Kreta Albright talked on be
gonias. Mrs. W. McPherson gave
a review of the history of roses.
The club will hold a supper Sat
urday, May 5, at the schoolhouse.
On Etiquette
Bj Roberta Lee
Q. Should a person who holds
a Ph.D. degree always be address
ed as "Doctor"?
A. The title of 'Doctor' for a
Ph.D. is rarely, if ever, used in
social circles, unless the affair is
in some way associated with the
honor he has gained. However, if
he uses the degree professionally,
he Is always "Doctor.
Q. When a man is living in a
strange town and marrying a girl
who lives in that town, whom
should be ask to be his ushers?
A. He may first ask any of his
friends if he thinks they will
make the tiip, or choose from the
bride's circle of friends.
Q. Is it proper for a girl's es-
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Convention of
Royal Neighbors
" The 34th district convention ct
the Royal Neighbors was held iir
the VFW hall Wednesday, The an
nual meeting was opened at 10:30
by Mrs. Mary Young, oracle of the
Salem camp. Over 100 registered
from Portland, Forest Grove, Al
bany, Colorado, Nebraska and
Kansas. ; ' ' . -
The district officers acting were:
Oracle, Mrs. A. J. Elliott. Salem;
vice oracle, Mrs. Marie Thomas,
Silverton; past oracle, Mrs. Agnes
Jones, Wood burn; chancellor, Mrs.
Myrtle Beckner, Labish; recorder,
Mrs. John Sohrt, Salem; marshals,
Mrs. Stanley Quamme and Mrs.
Hildagarde Prentice,. Salem; sen
tinels, Mrs.' Mae Harrison, Wood
burn, and Mrs. Virgie Gamble,
Salem; musician, Mrs. Nettie Lar
son, Silverton; flag : bearer, Mrs.
Rosa Cole, Salem; faith. Mrs. Betty
Beckner, - Labish; courage, . Mrs.
Betty Nix, Wood burn; modesty,
Mrs. Evelyn Kennedy, Salem; un
selfishness, Mrs. Mary Herr, Sil
verton; endurance, Mrs. Alice
Egan, Silverton. j : . . 4 :
Visiting were Mrs. Mae Logan,
state supervisor from Portland,
Mrs. Mabel Miles of Salem, district
deputy; Mrs. Helen Persons of Al
bany, state oracle, and Mrs. Mabek
Campbell, districts deputy from
Forest Grove. ;
; Silverton was selected as the
1952 meeting place of the conven
tion and Marie Thomas elected as
incoming oracle. Other officers
elected were Mrs. Vivian Thomp
son of Labish, vice oracle; Mrs.
Agnes Jones of Woodburn, chan
cellor, and Mrs. Ada Geten of Sil
verton, recorder. Mrs. A. J. El
liott will serve as past oracle. A
memorial service honoring all de
ceased members was presented in
chargeef Mrs. W. G. Walker, with
a vocal solo "A Prayer t or, Service"
sung by Joan Hamman, accompan
ied by Nadine Gilman.
Mrs. George Speed was general
chairman of the days' activities es
sister by committee chairmen Mrs.
Floyd- Bewley, Rose Cole, Mrs.
Philip Bouffleur, Mr and Mrs. Earl
Kasson and their committees,
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Mr. Tavennerj Speaks
R. W. Tavenner, director of the
audio-visual aid for the Salem
public schools, spoke on how it is
used in the educational program
of the Salem schools at the ;meet
ing of the Washington Mothers
club on Thursday. Students from
Mrs. Louise Brooks .second grade
and Mrs. Frances Hull's fifth grade
sang. The club plans a! rummage
and white elephant sale for April
27 and 28, with Mrs. Mose Van
Dell in charge. Mrs James Elliott
heads the refreshment committee
for achievement night at th,e school
on April 26. The club president.
Mrs. Cleo Keppinger. served re
freshments following the meeting.
court to tell her that her slip is
shewing? I '
A. Certainly, and only a prude
would resent, it. "A girl ihould
appreciate being told, ft
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