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first Theta Rho
Assembly Will
ppen Friday
f Salem will be host to the first
ff heta Rho Assembly on Friday and
featurday of this week. Five hun
dred Rebekahs, Theta Rho Girls
nd advisors are expected to at-
end. Registration will start on
hursday afternoon at the Senator
otel and continue through Friday.
iAt 9:30 on Friday Mrs. R. G. Hen
derson, acting as mistress of cere
rnonies, will open the meeting at
the LO.O.F. Temple. Mayor Al
trucks will welcome the guests
fcnd Mrs. Olive Ramey, president
pf the Rebekah Assembly will give
he response. Mrs. Velma Her
mann, chairman of the board of
ontrol Tor Theta Kho Clubs, will
in charge of the institution of
he new Assembly. Officers for
he first Assembly will be elected
nd then installed by the board of
ontrol.
Regular order of business will
t on-the agenda for the afternoon
fcnd the Salem club will present
he Memorial. A tour of the capitol
building and Willamette Universi-
y grounds will conclude the after-
poo n session.
At 7:30 at the Armory Friday
fvening several clubs will present
heir teams in exhibition drills
and this will be open to the public.
Refreshments will be served at
he temple later. ,
Assembly will convene at nine
t'clock on Saturday and will close
that afternoon after the installa
tion of the officers for 1953.
There are now 47 clubs in Ore-
Eon, Corvallis being the first to
e instituted. Girls between the
fcges of 12 and 21 are eligible to
rnembership. Lunch will be served
fach noon at the I.O.O.F. temple.
here will be a small registration
fee.
Past Noblo Grands
Feted by Lodgo
SILVERTON Tryphena Re
bekah Lodge honored the past
noble grands Thursday night when
rfrany out-of-town members at
tended. During the short business
rneeting, Esther McCurdy from
Nebraska and Audrey Neff from
vVashington, were introduced and
welcomed as ney members by
transfer.
Mrs. Lloyd Taylor gave a report
n the recent state Rebekah As
sembly meeting held In Salem.
Mrs. Frank Geroux, Mrs. Lloyd
Taylor and Mrs. Mabel Monson
each spoke as delegates.
Mrs. F. E. Sylvester introduced
lix former past noble grands of
the lodge who each received the
pins for their stations. They in
cluded Mrs. Reber Allen, Mrs.
Mable Lerfald of Portland, Mrs.
Edna Gilkeson of Toledo, Mrs.
t lorence Orthell of Longview.
Mrs. Catherine Townsend of
Salem and Mrs. Helen Wrightman.
Miss Winnie Palmateer of Port
land and Mrs. Maud Haberly of
Idaho were unable to be present.
Making the presentations were
Mrs. F. J. Rouble, Mrs. Jessie
Rains of Portland, Mrs. I. L.
Stewart, Mrs. Charles Hartman,
Mrs. Clay Allen and Mrs. Burns
Renwick. Assisting in the rose
garden ceremony in connection
with the honor accorded the past
noble grands, were Mrs. Bert Per
ron, Mrs. Ralph Sears with Mrs.
William McMurray as soloist and
Mrs. Lawrence Lierman as ac
companist. Decorating the lodge rooms for
the occasion were Mrs. Perron,
Mrs. Sears, Mrs. Mike Hannan,
Mrs. Allan Foster and Mrs. George
Towe. The dining room committee
Included Mrs. Theodore Grace.
Mrs. Olro Thompson, Mrs. Gerald
Smeadstead, Mrs. John Beals and
Miss Nellie Cavender.
Announcement was made that
the Triple Link Club will meet at
the country home of Mrs. Stewart
for a 6:30 picnic on Wednesday
night, June 25. All club members
and their families were Invited to
attend.
Midsummer Miscellany
Summer Holiday; Lightning Nowo;
Washing Hints Given to Readers
Br MAXINE BUREN
Statesman Woman's Editor
Midsummer thought:
Advertisements in an eastern newspaper show that vacation re
sorts for'parents and their children are gaining popularity. These re
sorts, usually on a lake or in the mountains, separate the adults from
the children during the day, but children sleep wltn parents. Even tne
dining rooms are separate.
Registered nurses and trained counsellors are at hand for ths
children, who are offered games, movies, crafts, swimming and horse
back. Papa and Mamma can go in for golf, fishing, dancing and other
recreation.
HOW TO LIGHT
A small booklet on what's new In lighting shows some Interesting
facts about electricity. Besides giving a complete list of globes and
their sizes, it tells about fluorescent tubes and other equipment.
Strangely enough and unlike many booklets, it advises the home
repairs of cords and plugs and tells how It's best cone.
CelloDhane covers should be removed from lamp shades, the ex
perts advise, it shrinks with heat and eventually distorts the shape of
shade.
Never use a frayed light cord.
CARE IN WASHING
Government exDerts say that while bleaches are useful In remov
ing stubborn stains, the regular use of these bleaches in time rots the
fabric. Even sunshine does this.
If your clothes will not come clean with washing, the methods
soap or detergent may be at fault, moderate washing is the answer to
many washing troubles. Very soiled clothes may need a good soaking,
or washing m two changes of water.
Experts say that cottage cheese may be frozen if closely packaged
in moisture-vapor proof containers though there may be some water
separation on thawing. Freezing spoils the smooth texture of Ameri
can chaddar, Swiss, Italian and cream cheese. Cheese is best kept in
the refrigerator, closely wrapped.
A woman stopped us in the bank today and suggested a new way
to freeze corn and though it isn't time for corn yet, we pass it on
for fear of forgetting. She cuts kernels from the cob, adds some "cream
ten" and freeies the corn. Yummy, she says.
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The Oak Knoll women golfers
held a flag touvney during the
regular day's play on Wednesday
with Mrs. R. L. Van Blericom the
winner. On Friday, June 20, the
Oak Knoll women will be guests
of the Riverwood Club at McMinn-ville.
Darrel . Fieht of ..Dee ..Moines,
Iowa met his brother. Glen Picht,
1595 Shady Ln., for the first tune
in 11 years Tuesday at the Glen
Pioht home. The Iowan is on a
business trip and will return to
spend the week end with his broth
er's family.
CLUB CALENDAR
WEDNESDAY
Woman'? Benefit Association, social
right, with Mrs. Avis Ferrine, 124
Center St.. 7:30 dessert supper.
Young Matrons club. 8 p.m. at May
flower Hall.
Hollywood Lions Auxiliary with Mrs. !
Ltster Thomas. 1593 Roosvelt St.. 8 !
p.m. '
Royal Neighbors of America, VFW I
Hall. 8:30 no-host dinner.
IHl'RSDAY
S wegl Neighbors with Mrs. L. R
Curry, 1480 Dawes Ave.. 1 p m. j
Sigma Kappa Alumnae, with Mrs.
Ceoria LeTourneux, 833 Waldo Ave..
S o m. !
Aemican Oold Star Mothers. VFW
rail. 8 p.m. I
aUDAY
Pythian Sisters. Beaver Hall. 8 p m.
Fidelia Class. First Baptist Church,
meet at church. 2 p.m.
Barbara Frietchie Tent. DUV, with !
J. L. Cutler, 2270 Maple Ave. 2
fc.m. I
Past Matrons, OES, dinner. Golden
Pheasant, C:30 p.m.
Past Presidents. Hal Hlbbard Auxll-
iary. USWV. with Mrs. Ida Knight.
1585 Roosevelt, 1:30 pm.
Trinity Chapter. OES. West Salem
Citv Hall. 8 p.m. 1
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announces tho acquisition of the Oregon School of Beauty Culture, 230 No.
Liberty Street, Salem, now known as Phagans School of Beauty.
Mrs. Phagans cordially Invites her many friends and past pupils to visit
her at her now location.
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