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eason's llreetl
TIm friefufly frctinffs we
end ta yo ere joyoes end
true s the sound of the gloried
Christm bell.
A Merry Christmas eotf
A Happy New Year to alL
KAY'S
AND STAFF
460 State Street
MOLUE COHEN
NELLIE COHEN
ELMA DICKEY
IDA HOLTZMAN
DAVE HOLTZMAN
RUTH HOLTZMAN i
MAE KINSER
JOHNNY MEUSCH
ANNA MILLER
ALICE SATRUM r
ELSA SMITH
GRACE SPEER
SELMA VAN HATTEN
PAT WEGNER " f
LILLIAN WEISSE
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trinity Chapter
Installation r
On Saturday -
Formal installation ceremonies
for Trinity chapter, Order of East
ern Star were held Saturday night
at the West Salem city Hall. Mrs.
Carl Anthony and J. Bothwell
Avison were installed as worthy
matron and patron.
; Mrs. Paul Robinson, grand wor
thy matron of the grand chapter of
Oregon, was the Installing officer,
assisted by Jason Frizzell, grand
patron, Mrs. . E. Bergman, grand
secretary; Mrs. Jason FrlzeQ,
grand chaplain; grand marshal;
Mrs. William Merriott; and Miss
Dorthy Pederson, grand organist.
New Officers
! Officers installed with the new
worthy matron and patron were
Mrs. H. H. Charlton, associate
matron; Harry I. Miller, asso
ciate patron; Mrs. Letty Genre,
secretary; Mrs. Fred Gibson, trea
surer; Mrs. Laurence Anderson,
conductress; Mrs. Robert Forester,
associate conductress; Mrs. J. E.
Van Wyngarden, chaplain; Mrs.
Charles Unruh, marshal; Mrs. Lar
ry Flagg, organist; Mrs. Cummy
Reid, Ada; Mrs. Harry Miller;
Ruth; Miss Imogene Johnson, Es
ther; Mrs. George Tookey, Martha;
Mrs. William Ensinger, Electra;
Mrs. Kenneth Smith, warder; Mrs.
J. E. Van Wyngarden, sentinel;
Mrs. J. B. Avson, promoter; Mrs.
C. M. Hixson, historian; courtesy
group, Mrs. Keith Tweedie, cap
tain; Mrs. Leonard Cain, Mrs.
Harold Lamb, Mrs. C. W. Hedges,
Miss Donna Sawyer, Mrs. Clarence
Fields.
Program Presented
Verdi Walser, worthy patron,
Chadwick chapter, gave a violin
solo and was accompanied by Mrs.
Walser. Mrs. Ivan Stewart accom
panied by Mrs. Larry Flagg sang
and Edith Fairham Gunnar sang
accompanied by Miss Amy Girod.
A silver gavel from the matron's
home chapter in Lima, Ohio, was
presented by Mrs. Jason Frizell,
representing Trinity chapter,
Lima, Ohio.
Guests for the installation were
Rex Hartly, past grand patron,
grand chapter of Oregon; Herman
Johnson, grand officer, budget
committee; Mrs. Rex Hartley,
grand representative to Ontario;
Mrs. Carl Wiper, worthy matron,
Chadwick chapter.
: The refreshment committee in
cluded Mrs. Al Rasmussen, Mrs.
William Mills, Mrs. E. T. Hartwell
and Mrs. Herman Kortemeyer.
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By EXxaheth EZlyer
Mrs. A. Haxh Bower and daagh
ter. Miss Janet Bower, are spend
ing Christmas in Portland with
Mrs. Bower's son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bower.
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Young
and Miss Beryl Holt will be in
Portland to spend Christmas with
Mr. and Mrs. Archie B. Holt, i Mr.
Holt is a brother of Mrs. Young
and Miss Holt
Rev. Sanders?
Parents Visit
Statesman News terries
HAYESVILLE The parents of
the Rev. Robert E. Sanders, ! Mr.
and Mrs. J. N. Sanders, of Spo
kane, Wash., will spend the Christ
mas holidays with the Rev. Mr.
Sanders and his family.
The Rev. Robert E. Sanders,
who attended the Youth for Christ
conference in Yakima recently,
has been appointed the Youth for
Christ director for the Salem area.
He has announced that rallies
shall be scheduled for the first
and third Saturday evenings in
each month.
The first rally will be held Jan
uary 5, in the Bush school audi
torium, at 7:45 p.m. The speaker
will be Dr. Louis Lehman, from
Portland, who will bring his radio
singers to sing and play musical
numbers. Approximately thirty
five churches will be cooperating
in this city-wide youth effort;
Middle Grove
Group Elects
Ernest Cram
tatssakaa Hews lerrtee
MIDDLE- GROVE, Dec 24
Ernest Crum is the new president
of the Associated Clubs of Middle
GrOre. Also elected Friday night
were Mrs. Paul Bassett, vice presi
dent: and Mrs. Ernest Crum, sec
retary. m
Mrs. Wilbur Wilson was re-elected
treasurer. John Schafer and
Jon VanLaanen are new directors.
Wallace Turnidge - conducted a
discussion of projects which the
group might take up for diversion
of children and parents together.
Woodcraft and leathercraft were
mentioned.
The program Included piano
solos by Ann Kaufman. The Asso
ciated Club will sponsor a ham
dinner on Friday, January 1L.
The Woman'a Bible class ef the
First Methodist church will hold a
party on Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Merlin Estep, 805
E street, at 2 o'clock. Mrs. James
W. Taylor win lead the devotions.
gel,, by Louise Owens; numbers
by a string trio, Harry Lucas, Mr.
and Mrs. Hal DeSart and Emil
Dan DeL accompanied by Toni
DeSart
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I "aood will to
men" this Is the
wish on our lips,
and the prayer in
our hearts.
In the Capitol
Shopping Center
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The) Stales mem, Salem. Oregon Tu day. December 5. IS5I IS
The Ralph Harris family ef Col
lege Place, Wash-, is spending the
holiday with his mother, Mrs. Jen
nie Harris, 2240 N. Commercial st,
and sister, Mrs. E. Li Kuebler,
1SC0 Beach are.
I 1 Zr? t4er Vr 1 Al
May the spirit of happiness and good win vV.
that fills this seasoo live in your vV
home and bless your loved ones for
the many years to come. A Merry 1
Christmai sod a Happy New Year to &IL f
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