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, ' . MRS. THOMAS W. CHURCHILL
President ol the Salem Branch. American Association of Unhrersity Women
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When the leaves turn and begin to fall and the
mornings are crisp, club women turn their thoughts to
activities of the coming year. All clubs in the city, large
and small, .are holding their first meetings of the sea
son this month. Nearly all are engaged in some commun
ity or philanthropic project and the money raised by
"these groups during the winter is for most worthwhile
causes. Several thousand women in Salem are busily en
gaged in club work and today we have pictured just a
few ol the leaders ol these organizations
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President of the Salem Soropumist Club
MRS. THEODORE JENNY AND MRS. CARL W. CHAMBERS
l Pr?Ments oi the Salem Junior Woman's Club and
Salem Woman's Club respectively
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LIONS AUXILIARY PRESIDENTS:
- ' MRS. ESTILL L BRUNK i
President oi the Salem Daughters o! the, Nile Qub :
- (ALL PHOTOS ON THIS PAGE BY KENNELL-ELLIS STUDIOL
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President ol Rotarlan Women and president pro-tern oi the
Salem Leaaae oi Women Voters 1
Golden Wedding Reception . .
Mr. and Mrs. Roma C Hunter will celebrate heir golden
wedding anniversary st a large reception: on Sunday, Oct 19
at the Scottish Rite Temple. Arranging the affair are the cou
ple's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harris Lietx, and
grandson, Robert Hunter Lietz. Friends are being , invited
through the press to call between 1 and o'clock. -
The couple's marriage took place in Waldo Hills at the
home ol Mrs. Hunter's late brother-in-law and sister, Mr- And
Mrs. A. D. HalL They have lived in Salem ever since. A n?3n
ber ol out-of-town guests are expected for : the anniversary ,
celebration, including several -who attended the wedding fifty
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MRS. ROBERT D. GREGG
. , President of Town, and Gown
Left to right, Mrs. Elton McGflchrisL South Salem; Mrs. Cecil Lasts. Hollywood; Mrs. Joseph
Tompkins, East Salem and Mrs. Denver Young. Downtown Salem standing; and Mrs. Robert
trover, west oalexn.
The Autumn Social Whirl . . .
j ' By JERYME ENGLISH J
i , Statesman Society Editor
Socially speaking, the coming week will be a' busy one, with numerous parties -on
the agenda. For Wednesday afternoon is the one o'clock luncheon for which Mrs. -W.
I, Phillips and her daughter-in-law, Mrs. William I Phillips Jr., will be hostesses
for a group of friends. The affair will be held at the former's home on West Leffelle
Street end covers will he placed for twenty-four guests. - '
On Wednesday and Thursday Mrs. Arthur Fisher, Mrs. Robert Drager and Mrs.
Harold dinger will entertain at the former's home on Electric Avenue. A large group -'
of friends have1 been invited to brunch between 10 and 2 o'clock. The following week
Mrs Olinger and Mrs. Drager will entertain with another brunch at the Drager home
on Shipping Street. The hostesses have invited a group of their friends to assist in
formally in the dining room.
Mrs. David Eason and Mrs. Paul Van Scoy are entertaining with the second of a-
.series of bridge luncheons on Thursday afternoon at the former's South Church
Street home.
Dancing Clubs Open Season j. . . -
Three clubt hae slated dances for the coming weekend. First will be the Boa
Heur Club's semi-formal dance at the Veteran's Hall on Friday night. Mason's Mel
odieres will play for dancing between 9 and 12 o'clock.
Tn'e committee includes Mr. and Mrs. Fred Humphrey, Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Harri
son, Mr. and Mrs. Max Schriber, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Tindall and Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Hamilton. I
Town Club Dinner Dance f .
The Town Club 1 hold'its first formal dinner dance of the season Saturday
nitht in the Mirror totom,of the Marion Hotel. Dinner will be served at 9 o'clock
" with dancing following 40 the music of Glenn Woodry's orchestra.
f Ttx decorating committee includes Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barclay, Mr and Mrs. ,
Robert White and Mrs." A. W. Loucks. New members of the club are Mr. and Mrs.
. Frank Shafer, Dr. and Mrs. S. D. Wiles. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Randall, Mr. and Mrs.
James Payne and Mr. and Mrs. George A. Jones. '
Carousel Dancing Club
The Carousel Dancing Club opens its season Saturday night with a semi-formal
dance at the Izaak Walton Clubhouse. Urs Wolf er and his orchestra will play be
tween 9 and 12 o'clock. - , . . .
Heading the directorate for the dance are Mr. and Mrs. James Calvert, chairmen,
assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Morris Buxton, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Denton, Mr. and Mrs.
, - Earl Croghan, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hammer, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Wilson and Mr., and Mrs. Richard Christphier. 1
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