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ftTh StcrtMma&, Salem, Oreejon, Tuesday, October 23. 1551 if i omjdf mM&m SOCIETY' CLUBS MUSIC Around ' I By JERYME ENGLISH - , AUTUMN SOCIAL WHIRL . The Spinsters will entertain at luncheon on Saturday afternoon in - compliment to their patronesses ... the one o'clock luncheon will be held in the Grille Room of the American Legion Club with bridge in play during the afternoon .... .. Miss, Antoinette Kuzmanich . ii - general chairman of the luncheon and assisting on the directorate are Miss Ruth Hohwiesner, Miss-Phyl- V lis Johnson, Miss Norma Sletton and Mrs. Wallace Guild. Patronesses . j . to be honored are Mrs. George A. White, Port land, Mrs. C. S. Hamilton,- Mrs. Frank H. Spears, Mrs. Daniel J. Fry, Mrs. Robert E. Shlnn, Mrs. Linn C. Smith, Mrs. Homer H. Smith, Mrs. Curtis B. Cross, Mrs. Leah Hogue. Mrs. William Mc- Cilchrist Jr- Mrs..' Ralph H. Cooley, Mrs. Louis Lachmund, Mrs. Lester Barr, Mrs. Ronald E. Jones, Miss Beryl Holt, Mrs. B .O. Schucking, I Mrs. David Bennett Hill andMrs. George Alexan der . . . " v - S -i ; Annual fall formal . . . to be given by members of the Salem Shrine Club , oa Saturday Bight at the Marion Hotel . . . The aoelal hour begins at Me with dinner slated for 8 o'clock ... Dancing will be to the masie at Clasde Bird and his orchestra' . .. Over tOO are expected to attend tho affair and special guests biddea are the Divan of Al.Kader Temple, Portland . . . Harris Lieta la gen- I cral chairman of the dinner dance . . . assisted by Kollin O. Lewis, decorations; Earl Boor land, enter- -y CLUB CALENDAR ' TUESDAY . -Salem BPW club dlnnar meeting. Golden Pheasant. 6:30 p. m. Social Club. Chadwicfc ChapUr. OX. Masonic Temple. 1:15 p. m. Cnerry Court. Order ot Amaranth, VFW Hall. 8 d. m. WEDNESDAY Pythian Sisters and Knights ef Py thias. Beaver Hail. 8 p. m. - -SATURDAY ' , . Chemeketa Chapter, DAR birthday ; luncheon. Vmerlcan Club. X p. m. 1CA -VICTOR Now Brings You MORE MUSIC LESS MONEY On the ; New EXTENDED PLAY "45" RECORD ONLY 1.58 EA. Up to 8 minutes on each aide . . . whole overtures, complete movements, twin tempted Selections From Madam Butterfly, Puccini. Aneora on passe or via; TJn bel di. vedremo; Con oner muore; Addlo; Llela Albanese, Patrice Munsel. Ginseppodl Stefano, Leonard Warren. ' WEPR-1S Latin Rhythms by the Bos ' ton Pops. La Cum partita Rodrignes; C a r 1 o e a Yen- mans; The Continental Con rad: Ritual Fire Dance Fal ls; Fiedler, Conductor. WEPR-tt 'The Music Box" and Other Selections by the - Boston Pops. Pep Goes the Weasel; Tarkey in the Straw Trad.; Pavanne Gould: Masie Box Ltadeff; The Toy Trumpet Scott Fiedler, Conductors ' WEPR-2S Old Timers Night at the V Pops. The Bowery." "Side walks of New York, others. Walts Medley. ledgers. Lo ver," Tallin la Lore with Love." others. Boston Pope Orcb Fiedler, Conductor. WEPR-f Classic Marches by the Bee ton Pops. Grand March (Aids) eVrdl; Marche MO italre Schubert; March of the Little Lead Soldiers Pl erne; Funeral March ef a Marionette Gounod; Fiedler. ; Conductor. WEPR-27 Toy Symphony. Haydn. Ser enade in C. Op. 4t Tehal kovsy. Boston Symph. Orea, Keossevitzky, Conductor. V WEPH-7 Brailowsky Plays Four Cho pin Waltzes. Walts No. f . in A-Flat: Walta No. 1Z, In F , Minor; Walts No. 7. la C Saarp Minor; Walts No. Lta E-Flat. ("Grande valse bril-liante-). ... WEPR-ZS Watch for the Weekly Listings Downstairs Orerea EXdg. State at High Opea Fri. Nights TQ f P. K. Town ; it; Gordon Skinner sad John S. Lochead, attendance; and John GraybilL greeting . . . Wil 11am J. Braun is president of Sa lem Shrine Club this year Driving to Portland ... on Wed- to be guests , of Mrs. Floyd W. Shepard at a luncheon at her Westover Terrace home will be Mrs. Frank S. Healy. Mrs. Wil liam McGilchrist Jr, Mrs. Harry Dorman, Mrs. Robert H. Baldock, Mrs. James T. Brand, Mrs. Richard Hayward - and j Mrs. George C Alexander, daughter of the host' ess .... a group of Portland friends have also been Invited to join the Salem women at the luncheon Hostess . . .at a luncheon on Wednesday afternoon will be Mrs. Chester Loe, who has Invited a group of her friends to her South cottage street noma ... covers will be placed for twelve guests and bridge will be in play after the luncheon hour ... Celebrating . . . her fifth birth day at a party Thursday afternoon will be Christine Cooley, dangh ter of tho Richard L. Cooleys . . Christine has invited a group ef her girl friends to a party at the North Summer Street heme ef her parents, the Ralph H. Cooleys while tho youngsters are viewing the movies their mothers will have a cjp ef coffee ... m the evening the Cooleys wiU entertain with family dinner for their grand daughter ... Wishing Christine a happy birthday will be Linda Phillips, Cathy Collins. Becky Pur- vine, Elisabeth Nicholson. Jan Steelhammer, Connie Brown, Kristin Paulson, Julio Price, Mary Catherine Garvin. Klrstea Mennls, Kathy Compton, Cynthia Abbott, Julie Shlnn. Molly Jo McCnl lough, Dana Grabenhorst, Ann Halvorson. Cynthia Cannon. Pam ela Jane Cooley, sister of the hon or guest, and John Maulding, her consul, who will be the only lit tle boy at the party . . . Club Jottings . . . Mrs. William M. Smith will entertain her club at a bridge luncheon this after noon at her Candalaria home . Mrs. William Shlnn will be a guest ... Mrs. James Armpriest has invited her club to luncheon and bridge this afternoon at her South High Street home ... En tertainlng her club at dinner and bridge tonight will be Mrs. Ken neth Bell . . . Mrs. Harold Busick will be a bridge hostess Wednes day night for her club . . . Mrs, William H. Hammond will preside at a bridge luncheon on Thursday afternoon at her Saginaw Street home for her club . . . Mrs. Charles Cole was a hostess Monday after noon at her ' North 21st Street home in honor of members of her club ...if t . In Corvallis J . . on Sunday were Mrs. W. H. Foster, Mrs. B. L Bradley, Miss Prudence and Miss Maxine Paulsen to attend the tea and program at the Delta Zeta house celebrating the 50th anni versary of the porority . spe cial guests were Mrs. Crecene Fariss, Portland, Immediate past national president of Delta Zeta, and Mrs. Arthur Larson, Portland, editor of "The Lamp", the nation al magazine of the sorority . . . A little girl . . . was bent to Mr. and Sirs. Richard Allen (Ros aane Krauth) ! oa Sunday at the Salem General Hospital ... she has been named Gall Lyna and tipped the scales at eight pounds, five ounces . ,. Tho grandparents are William L. Allen, Salem, and Mr. and MrsJ-O. O. Krauth ef Denver . . . i Return home . . . Mr. and Mrs. John C Lochead have boon in Vancouver, B.C. tho past week . . . they went north with Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Thyne of Hollywood and attended the wedding of Mr. Lochead's niece. Miss Elizabeth Grant, and Phillip William Keat ley . . . I ' - Betrothal of Duo Told Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Tiger of Stayton are announcing the eiw gagement of their daughter. Miss Lor. Tiger of Salem, to Daryl Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Davis of Salem. The Wedding is planned for Jan uary. The bride-elect Is a graduate of Jefferson Schools. Her fiance win receive his degree from the University of Oregon in December. He also attended Oregon State Col lege. . . j rd. Adv. Earl Newbry for See. ef State Committee, Laaaar Tooso, Caairaaaav. rortlaad. 0 mil 9:S0 vn. Mbores Win Tournament Mr. and Mrs. Max Moore of Scio were north-south winners in 10-table tournament Fridar at the Salem Elks Duplicate Bridge club meet, while Mrs. Lloyd Jones and Mrs. W. R. Hamilton were high on the other side of the boards. In second place were Mrs. Dorothy McClain and Jack Neilsen. and Mrs. Robert Burns and Ellis H. Jones. Mrs. Burns also was a member of one of the top teams in Wed nesday afternoon play at the Wom en's club with Mrs. Carroll Fordl as a partner. The other high was taken by Mrs. Charles L. Newsom and Walter M. dine, while coming m second witn Mrs. Loren Howe and Miss Marguerite Drysdale. and Mrs. Stuart Thede and Mrs. Rich ard Hayward. In the fall series of the Monday night tournaments' Mrs. Paul F. Burns leads the seniors, while Mrs XL E. Boring is ahead for the juniors. Other seniors among the prospective winners are Mrs. ' C B. Bentson. Mrs. Arthur L. Lewis. William F. Leary. Mrs. Harry Wiedmer and Mrs. Rupert Park: For the Juniors Mrs. Wesley Rit chie. Airs. Leonard P. Gottfried. Mrs. Lloyd Jones, Mrs. William F. Lieske and Mrs. Robert Burns Others among this week's winners Were Mrs. Sam Ramp. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Baxter. Miss Marguer ite Drysdale, Miss Judy Wheeler. Carroll Ford, Mrs. Donald Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Beyer of Mt Angel, Elmer O. Berg. W. E Kimsey, Howard Pickett, Mrs. Lu- cetta McCoskne of Corvallis, and Charles Tambling. j The Elks Bridge club will hold its Halloween party Saturday eve ning, Nov. 1 with a grab-bag tour nament, replacing the regular Fri day competition. Cootiottos Elect Mrs. Mauk Chief Cootiette Club met for the regular meeting Friday night at the home of Mrs. Arwin Strayer on North Church St - Regular business meeting was conducted by Mrs. Robt. Holweger with the election of new officers Those elected were as follows: Chief Gray back, Mrs. Dale Mauk: lady louse, Mrs. Roy Carter; baby louse, Mrs. Dorman Crowe; Shekel- keeper, Mrs. Mel Clemens; pious louse, Mrs. Clarence For bis; crummy chaser, Mrs. Dale Brooks; louse hunter. Mrs. Sherman Be all: rustling louse, Mrs. Charles Hage- mann; tight wads, Mrs. Robert Holweger, Mrs. Edna Prince, and Mrs. Nelson Hickok. Mrs. Dale Mauk made the fol lowing appointments: scratcher. Mrs. Dave Furlough; hospital chairman, Mrs. Mel Clemens; as sistant rustling louse, Mrs. Dale Brooks; ink slinging louse, Mrs, Charles Hagemann. A report was given by Mrs. Mel I Clemens of tho Cootiettes Joining the Cooties in a visitation to the uregon state Hospital on ucx. i Tho club presented a program for the veteran patients and served refreshments. They plan to make this m monthly visit. The club also visits tho local hospital twice month and calls on all sick veter ans. Those present were Mrs. Charlie Hunt, Mrs. Arwin Strayer, Mrs Dale Brooks, Mrs. Dorman Crowe Mrs. Charles Hagemann, Mrs Clarence Forbis. Mrs. Emma De- lapp, Mrs. Sherman Be all, Mrs, Jack Schmidt, Mrs. Mel Clemens, Mrs. Roy Carter, Mrs. Dave Fur lough, Mrs. Robert Holweger, Mrs, Nelson Hickok, and Mrs. Edna Prince. . The club Is Invited to the home of Mrs. 1 Clarence Forbis, 3865 Liberty Rd., Nov. 14 for dinner and a meeting to follow. Women Hear League Panel Rotarian Women hoard an inter esting panel discussion on the pro posed measures to appear on the November ballot at the monthly meeting on Monday, afternoon at tho Golden Pheasant. Members of the panel were from the Salem Le&gue of Women Voters with Miss Hattie Bratzel the moderator. Ap pearing on the panel were Mrs. Harold Rosenbraugh and Miss Mary Louise Lee. Guests attending were Mrs. Ear) Barham, Mrs. Robert F. Wulf. Mrs E. H. Kennedy, Mrs. Ernest C Richards and Mrs. John W, Thompson. Mrs. Jason Lee presided at the business session and announced as new directors were. Mrs. J. A. Dodd and Mrs. Ralph H. Cooley. Carpenters Auxiliary will hold a combined birthday and Halloween hard times party Thursday night at tho home of Mrs. V. E. Lacy. 140 East Judson St.. at 7:30 p.m. CC717C."? "nnn MJlE ICIX PSCCCCTJCa JUO UXSSmsa ACT EIL-Porpoae: Autkoriw goveroor to appoMC muSk control adattaistrator, mm ktatmmentality c state, with aaaoal salary ef 17200, veatod wkh power to mvestigate supervise aad regulate tk prodoctJoo ef saSk for kaaaaa coaoumptioa . " kbm the otato. Act reqmires bottorfat labeling of aaHk aad liceasinc of sailk dealers. Appropriatea Gcease fete for expeaoe of administratkM. Authorizes admiotstrator to deaqote ifihtiog area, require aaifona records and accooaU to be kept by producers aad dealers, fcx sniaioMim seOk productMO prices after pobCc bearing, aad require bonds of atilk dealers. Appeah are provided for aad penalties for rioUtioBSi all exiting milk coatrot hws are repealed. I ! Vote YES or NO v Yoo. I vote for taw I vote agahaot 353 No. Mr. and Mrs. John Schwalk, who celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on Oct 20. They repeated their vows and received the blessing at St Joseph's OrfhoHq Church on Oct 19. The couple's marriage took place In Courtney. North Dakota, on Oct 20, 1902. They have' nine children, including Mrs. James Rice, Lawrence and Edward Schwalk of Salem, and 23 granachildren. The goldenweds moved to Salem a month ago from North Dakota. (Steimonts Studio). - I . .1 j Juniors to Danco On Thursday 1 ..... . t . . , Members of the junior class of Salem High School win hold an In formal dance on Thursday, Oct. 30 at the school gymnasium between 7:30 and 9:30 o'clock. Haunted Har monies is the theme of the party. Sharon Johnson Is general chair man of the dance and committee chairman include; Mary Lou Hast ings, publicity;: Lynn Barrell, re freshments; Sandra Carter, decor- ons: Margaret Hildreth. records: and Kay Brend, program. j ChurchjWomen Sponsor World Community Day "Packets for Peace." which are being prepared this week by church women throughout Salem, wiU be dedicated to tho use -T children in European countries at World Com munity Day services Nov. 7 In Knight . Memorial Congregational Cnurcn. i This special day. which is observ ed by church women all over the world. Is founded this year on, the theme, "building lasting peace.1 This activity is sponsored In each community v by the Council of Church Women. Too Salem group Has planned a complete day of activities during which Edwin C Berrx, executive secretary of tho Urban League in Portland, will I speak. Mr. Berry formerly ' worked as school con sultant camp director and recre ation director In Pittsburgh. An election of officers at 10 p.m. wiU be followed by a roundtablt discussion led by Mrs. Harold Rose- braugh. Topic will be the Christian foundations for lasting peace. Fol lowing a luncheon at the church, Mr. Berry win speak, the "packets for peace" win be presented for consecration and new officers wiU be lnstaUed. J Guests at Cosmis Dance Guests attending the Cosmis Club dance Saturday night at tho May flower Hall were Mr. and I Mrs. Albert Alley, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. William Curtis. New members of tho club are Mr. and Mrs. Ray Martsfield ancLMr. and Mrs. Leslie Peter son. Hosts for tho dance were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bowman. (44 j i ; j ; 441 COURT .'' ! oiveSmM ' I Y V ' : GREEN tO proposed saw, tbm U r1 y iv M r' n r ' wnill.M ZU U UUU3 iA IJJJrSillivlLkSS) s- z.r, ci " 1 Bride-Elect to Be Honored by Hostesses Miss Joyce Siegenthaler win be feted at a pro-nuptial party tonight wnes Mrs. Gordon Hofstetter and Mrs. Lyle Urban entertained at tho formers Kingwood Heights home, Miss Seigenthaler and Charles Gab riel win be married on Nov. 3. A bathroom ' shower win honor tho bride-elect and after an In formal evening a late supper win be served by the hostesses. Mrs Michael Rex win preside at the corxee urn. ; . Honoring. Miss Siegenthaler w&l be zirs. . E. Siegenthaler. Mrs. E. B. Gabriel, Mrs. Arthur John son, Mrs. Edwin Wright, Mrs Winnie Hammon, Mrs. Flora Swain, Mrs. Wilbur Martin, Mrs. Selmer Thompson, Mrs. John Rex, Mrs. Melvin Rex, Mrs. Floyd Ur ban. Mrs. i Robert Foote. Mrs. C E. Jaqua, Miss Sylvia Spillman. Mrs. Michael Rex. Miss Joan Ja qua, M sisBeverlr LebokL Mrs. Thelma Gunderson, Mrs. Emma Ben, Mrs. Max Barthyte. Miss Em ma Kuhlman, Mrs. H. E. Hols- kamp and the hostesses. Hostesses Foto Miss Marcoo Mrs. John Wolf and Mrs. Law rence Wolf were hostesses for pro-nupUal shower at the formers home honoring Miss Beverly Mar coo, bride-elect of William Hasle bacher. A late supper was served after an Informal evening. Honoring Miss Marcoo were Mrs, Leonard Fleck, Mrs. Ralph Wolf, Mrs Stanley Dauenhauer, Mrs Wayne Bros sard. Mrs. Albert Wolf, Mrs. Peter Haslebacher, Mrs. Ed Haslebacher, Mrs. AHen Hasle bacher, Mrs. Al Mattley, Mrs. Otto Marquette, Mrs. Nick Weiss. Mrs Ben Nennman, Mrs. H. Marcoo Miss Francine Marcoe, Miss Jody Marcoe, Mrs. H. Werner, Miss Carobm Haslebacher, Mrs. A. Has lebacher, Mrs. Joe Wolf, Mrs. Ed Hynes and Mrs. Ted Carlton. Brooks The 4-H girls health dab made plans for: their Halloween party on Oct.' 30 ' at the last meet ing. Tho party j wm bo held m Miss Oeora . Parks room at tho Brooks School with the refresh ment, contest and program com mittees in charge. lexafwiers feueeri COUR1 XT' I - STAMPS Cl i t v - Friendship Night For OES Chapter A number of guests from Victoria Chapter, Turner, were present for the Friendship night meeting of Salem Chapter. Order of Eastern Star at the Masonic Temple Satur- i night.; Honor guests were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence ' Edwards. worthy- patron and matron, of Vic toria Cnapter. : Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Booth, Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson, Mrs. Bernice Wepper, Mrs. Estelle Spiva. Mrs. Mary Seim. all of Victoria Chapter; Mrs. Margart Dixon of Princeton. Minn . Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mil ler. Newberg. Mrs. Olga Spence, Jefferson, Mrs. Grace Thomas, Grand Island. Neb., and Mrs. Genevieve; Heunke, Portland. Cards and dancing were enjoyed following ithe business meeting. Chapter members composed an or chestra for dancing. Flavin were Mrs. Kenneth Foster, Mrs. Hal De- CUXK FOB CABIN FEVER r Restlessness and boredom come In tho wintertime from staying indoors too much and too long. Make plans now to prevent cabin fever, with a special room that brings the brightness and ease of a sunny ay outdoors indoors to stay. Try a new wan fashion with brick patterned wallpaper the single change to toe garden' wan look transforms the room. Scout around the wallpaper sections and shops and you 11 see many designs. Some trace brick pattern lightly in outline, some are heavy papers textured j like brick, some are shaded and colored, a few add bright twining blooms to panels that match others which are plain. Use outdoor furniture In the room, or lacking tnis kina, seme tne lightest, simplest furniture in the house within the brick wans. Don't spoil the room by overcrowding It ise little furniture and clear ail the floor space you can. Simple fabrics such as denim and sail cloth, bright colored pillows, out door accessories, hemp squares and fibre rugs, perhaps a chaise to be lazy- on. tan these and the room Is a change of pace from the rest of the house thafs vacation refreshing. PI II -' .-.V- . i Y . Y' m mmm bsKdUSS Iff aa optical elusion the mountain laat movinr, yon are... fast . oa tho "KkatU DaUgKf to Baa JTaa ! 1aeo...aoerns; 14461-foot Mt. Shasta and T18 glorious acenie mUs...and you ! relo oa your vatafion-oawhoels... bCOUS0 aa 8. P. englaoor Is your trusted chauffeur, on steel rails, the safest highway yet Invented... and you eaa loll pa a doep-euahlonod reclining, reserved seat by a huge T3fcyvir window... or visit Tlmberllne Tavern Car, Dinar and Coffee Shop ear for your fun and food... mnd aH fM liunsry and scenery mt Chmtr Car rates Z . - Hext time -try. Auxiliary in Session Ladies Auxiliary. Patriarch Mil itant - met at . tho IOOF Temple Thursday night and mustered in were Mrs. Elsie Rhoten and Mrs. Mary Mann. Reports on the 'Suc cessful rummage sale were given. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Ruth Lee Curry of Albany, past president of the Association of La dies Auxiliaries, will review the local group on Nov. 13. War Mothers Honored The American War Mothers were entertained at a social afternoon Sart, Ortho Eckersley. Harry Lucas and Glenn Briggs. Prizes in cards went to Mrs. Ira Darby, Mrs. M. F. Grub and George Beane. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Yoder head ed the refreshment 'committee, as sisted by Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Sii onson, Mr. and Mrs. William Newmyer, Mr." and Mrs. Wilbur McCune and Mrs. Mona Yoder, Mrs. Sarah Tennis was chairman of the decoration committee. . . 1 -ft DON'T MM- ITt ( )C" OoHWii kSo kiddles tvekod ewsy for tho lUaht k olwoyi o weof ofoioek Aoywoy, Moybo aSoy'H iv(ot down whoa It AnoHy eoH dork, orowAd re -r or aWoobovta. " E1D THE TlfAE C0IJPOS10I1 MESSI V ,V y r- r n yjy eoirV 3 st the h ue ef Mrs. George Pro with Mrs. Alfreds Cogswell and Mrs. Lucy Lichty the co-hostesses. ' A guest was Mrs. Nina Edwards of California. Mrs. Martin Viesko, a member of the club,-has left a sojourn in Los Angeles. The next meeting win be Nov. A in tho Car rier Room of the First Methodist Church. A modern sugar beet factory can handle 6,000 tons of sugar beets daily. ISoiv To QcKovo Creomnlsioa relieves promsthr 1 it goes into the bronchial system to help loosea and expel germ htdea phlegm and aid aatere to soothe and heal raw, leader, kiflamrd bronchial saembranes. Guaranteed to pkese rosi or money refunded. Croonuhkaa has stood tho test of minkms of i CREOUUL'SIOrJ 0 OALiniH! V" 1 . - to snn Fnnnasco FDOII SALEII PLUS TAX WCLUDINQXIR5Grit3 Y SfATCKARSE Defly atroamlinor. Loaves Portland T: to, arrives San Francisco 11:15 pjn. Same schedule northbound. Convenient connections from points north and east of Portland. AH seats reserved. Train Is highly popular. Early i rations recommended. C A, LARSON, Agent Fiona 3-9244 3 KiittHniiini!