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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1952)
I SOCIETY CLUBS MUSIC Around Town . Br JERYME ENGLISH THE PARTY WHIRL . . . Mr. and Mrs. James L. Payne and Mr. and Mrs. T. Harold Tornlinson will be hosts for a dinner party tonight a the former's Fairmount Hill borne in compliment to a group of their friends . . . Covers will be placed for Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jochimsen, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sears, Mr. and Mrs.' George Neu man, M? and Mrs.: Barney Van Onsenoord, , Mr. and- Mrs. Arthur Erickson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold T. Irving, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Krue ger and the hosts ... Mot- ' oliday . . . invitations have e in the mail . Mr. and ft Robert J. Herrall have eat oat cards to a holiday at home for which they will be hosts on Saturday, Dee. 2f at their Fair mount Hill residence . . . Calling hours will be from 5 to 8 o'clock A hostess ... on Thursday morn ing, Dec. 18 will be Mrs. Chester Loe, who has sent out Invitations to a "Jule Kaffe", a Christmas coffee ... the affair will be held at her South Cottage Street heme and g-uests will call between 19 and 12 o'clock .... A holiday get-together ... on Tuesday night wen Miss Janet Kirk entertains members of her bridge club and their husbands ... A no-host dinner will be served in the cabin at the Kirk's Morningside place . . . dancing and cards will follow the dinner . . ..In the group will be Mr. and Mrs. George C. Alexander, addi tional guests Mr. and Mrs. John P. Maulding, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steeves, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Str,ebig, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Un derwood, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Scheelar, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sommer. Mr. and Mrs. James Kern, Miss Antoinette Kuzmaknich, Mark Hatfield and the hostess . . . A luncheon . . . hostess on Friday afternoon was Mrs. J. N. Cham bers, who entertained at her Mornineside home. "Easterlook". for eight of her friends . . . bridge feat in nlnv after the luncheon . ' Birthday notes . . . Sally Jochim- nrhtr f the Herman C Jochimsens, celebrated her 10th hli-tViflav t a. Christmas TrtT Fri day night at the South High Street home of her parents . . . twelve of her school friends were bidden to wish her a happy birthday . . . Four years old ... on Friday Loaders Given Certificates The Blue Bird and Camp Fire Leaders Association will be guid ed by Mrs. Walter M. Bailey, who is assuming the association chair manship for the coming year. Fu ture meetings for Salem leaders are to be planned by the program officers, Mrs. Charles Prine, Blue Bird vice-chairman; Mrs. Richard Nelson,. Camp Fire vice-chairman; and Mrs. Bailey, chairman. Highlighting the December meeting the Christmas Council Fire centered on the lighting of a Christmas star with flames of friendship, understanding, .good will, security, and peace. Mrs. E, Acree represented the leaders in presenting Mrs. Raymond Olson a remembrance in gratitude for faithful service as past leaders as sociation chairman. Leadership training certificates were awarded by Mrs. Lyle Shep herd, training chairman, to Mrs. David Reynolds, Mrs. Frank Jones, Mrs. John Ritchie, Mrs. Louis Lorenz, Mrs. James Minty, Mrs M. O. Engelson, Mrs. Harold John- ton, Mrs. Severin Lange, Miss Billie Hogan, Mrs. Charles Prine, and Mrs. Marlin D. Karnes. The ceremonial was conducted by Mrs. LaVern Hiebert. Hostess for the evening was Mrs. Albert Mefford, and the group was trved coffee and Christmas cook ies around the lighted tree. Nuptials Held at Schulke Homo SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs. R. L, Mccracken or Salem are an nouncing the marriage of their daughter, Carol, to Donald C. Schulke. son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schulke, Silverton, on Dec. 6, at 7:30 at the home of the groom s parents. The Rev. D. C. Trimmer of the Assembly of God Church, read the ceremony. Attending the wedding were: Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Trent, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Beckett and sons, Jerry and EarL the Rev. and Mrs. D. E. Trimmer, Mr. and Mrs. Du- ane Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Hecht and Karen, Mr. and , Mrs. Paul Schulks and Nedra, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schulke, Robert and Richard Doran, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lauber. and Patty. Miss Barbara Green, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schulke and Janice and Dale. Mr. Schulke left Tuesday for Ban Diego, Calif-, where he is stationed in the Navy, to await arders for overseas duty. U IT'S HERE! The 'Gift That Mother Really Wants and Needs A LET7YT VACUUM CLEANER from Tio Vccnca Gleaner Clinic' 455 Court was Marcia Pearmlne, daughter of Junior Lester Fearmine ... a group of mothers and their chil dren bidden to a party at the Fear- mine country home ... Honoring Marcia I was Mrs. John H. Johnson and Jennifer, Mrs. William Shinn and Julie, Mrs. Rollin Haag and Cathy, Mrs. Donald Barnlck, Can dace, Linda and Lark ... and Mareia's brothers, Larry and Ron nie, and sister, Christy .... Return home . . . Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Borkman are being welcomed from a five week's trip east . . . they visited in Minnesota and Iowa and enroute west stopped in Des Moines, where they were joined by Mrs. Borkman s mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Fuller . . . she re turned i west with them and will make her home here . . . she has been living with a nephew and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Buss, In lowa ... Entraining . . . for Los Angeles on Sunday will be Mr. and Mrs. A.ennetn Wilson and Mr. and Mrs Otto J J Wilson, who are going soutn ior tne preview of the new ivoo jsuicKs on -ec. 10 . . . they will be home by the end of the week ... Woman's Club Hears Story And Carols Salem Woman's Club held its Christmas meeting Friday after noon at the clubhouse. Mrs. Merle D. Travis introduced three new members, Mrs. Nettie M. Smith, Airs. Myrtle Starr and Miss Dor othy Fredden. For the program Mrs. Leon Brown gave a Christmas story from the book, "Mary", by Sholem Asch. Members sang Christmas carols during the afternoon, led by Mrs. W. W. Wooduff. accom panied by Mrs. Earl Andresen. Howard Miller of Salem Hi?h School presented the "Sophomore jvieioaettes , ten nign school girls, who sang carols. Mrs. Walter Spaulding was tea cnairman, assisted by Mrs. Donald Madison, Mrs. George H. Swift, Mrs. Ralph Moody, Mrs. D. D. Scolofsky, Miss Antoinette White, Mr. Charles Strickfadden, Mrs. Frank G. Myers, and Mrs. Charles A. Cole, the latter two pouring. The table was covered with a green cloth and centered with a Christmas arrangement made by Mrs Edwin Keech and her Girl Scout troop. A handsome large white vase covered with many varied colored jewels was in the center of the table. j Browing Home Scene of Party LIBERTY Mrs. Fred Browning entertained the Liberty Woman's Club at the annual Christmas party pn Thursday at her home, E. Browning Ave. Mrs. A. B. Browning and Mrs. Harry Knepper assisted in serving the covered dish dinner. Mrs. j Harold Rosebraugh con ducted, the business meeting and the group discussed the plan of preparing a dinner for the Marion County volunteer firemen, when the Liberty-Salem Heights firemen entertain in January. The group decided to accept this plan and named Mrs. Helen Grabenhorst and Mrs. James Falk on the com mittee to meet with the fir em ens committee. Mrs. j Roland Seeger was In charge of the Christmas program with the group singing carols, Mrs. Helen Grabenhorst at the piano. There also was a gift exchange. Soft toys were brought for Fair view Home, socks for the Chil drens Farm Home in Corvallis, and canned food for a needy family. (aueend 6 fitter- iub Carnival . v t$ Oregon 4 Students Slnq I Carols Studv For izxams j I - ! f 2 t Attractive blcmdo twins, Claudia and Clarico Waters, daughters of Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth H. Waters, were chosen to reign over Salem High School's Inter Club Carnival Friday night The twins were elected by the associated students from 22 princesses and represented Fu ture Farmers of America. The carnival and queen selection is always one of the highlights of the school year. Serving as crown princesses were Margie Barge and Sally Greig. (Jes-ten-Miller Photos). . Mrs. Madigan to Head Auxiliary Canton Capitol 11 and Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant met at the I.O.O.F Temple for a no host dinner on Thursday evening. Miss Hazel Price presided over the auxiliary meeting. Donations were voted to the hospital project and to the association treasury. New elected officers are Mrs. John Madigan, president; Mrs. Erma Cooper, vice president; Mrs. Lloyd Wood, secretary; and Mrs. V. A. Cochran, treasurer. Miss Charlotte Easton, association pres- Willamette Lodge Party The Willamette Lodge Country Club will hold its annual Christ mas party tonight in the club- rooms on the Wallace Road. A covered dish dinner will be served at 6:30 p. m. and bridge will be in play following. The committee in charge of arrangements in eludes Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Peter son, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crawford and Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Russei. ident, will pay her official visit to the auxiliary January 22. At tnis time the installation of officers will be in charge of Mrs. Charley Neubauret. Warm Welcome Hot Beverages for Family Parties Include Fruityr Creamy Mixtures By MAXINE BUREN Statesman Woman's Editor Warm beverages that the whole family may enjoy, come into their full popularity in mid-winter when cold weather and the desire for parties are prime factors in their promotion. Chocolate is, of course, a longtime favorite, and in case you've forgotten the qualities of this as a wonderful cold-day warmer upper, Just try it out on the family, served with a dab of whip ped cream and a sprinkling of nutmeg on top. Next to chocolate the old beverage, mulled cider is next: . MULLED CIDER 1 gallon cider cup sugar I tablespoons stick cinnamon 1 tablespoon whole cloves Heat together and pour liquid off spices as served. Lass su gar may be used If to be served chilled. Spiced tea is another warming beverage, good to serve the family or company. Here's one that was made popular a few years ago when served at the Salem Garden Club's annual Christmas greens show. HOT SPICED TEA Cut up 2 whole oranges and 2 lemons and add S tablespoons black tea and 10 whole cloves. Add IV to 2 cups sugar according to taste, and let stand about 2 hours. Pour over this mixture, 2 quarts boiling water and let stand awhile. Then strain. This tea may be stored in the refrigerator. Spiced or mulled punch is also a good beverage to know about and what's on hand determines fee actual repice. Here, however, we have a recipe that can be varied to use the kind of fruit you'd prefer to use: SPICED PUNCH 1 quart red Juice Vi teaspoon whole cloves 2 quarts water (or less) 1 stick cinnamon (2 inches) 1H cups sugar 2 lemons (1 Juice, rind) Simmer sugar, water, lemon juice and thin slices rind for about 15 minutes. Add fruit juice and boil another 6 minutes and serve hot. Makes 24 punch glasses full. Here's a hot eggnog that the whole family may enjoy. It makes enough for 8 glasses and comes from a dairy association booklet from Wisconsin. HOT PINEAPPLE EGGNOG 8 eggs, separated 2 cups cream 1 cup sugar 1 tablespons grated orange rind 6 cups pineapple juice Combine all the egg yolks and half the whites and V4 cup sugar. Beat thoroughly. Bring pineapple juice to the boiling point, add cream and reheat. Pour over egg mixture, stirring constant ly. Beat remaining whites, add rest of sugar. Fold egg whites into hot mixture, sprinkle with orange rind as served. "Bring your Folks, Cltridtmad f-avh WILL BE AT ROHLAIID'S TOIIIGHT5-9P.il. SANTA WILL GIVE WEE TO ALL CHILDREN ACCOMPANIED 3 BY THEIR PARENTS X FLEXIBLE FLYER SLEDS AND 2 SCOOTERS WILL BE GIVEN AWAY ... YES CDS. HAVE FUN WITH SANTA WHILE MOTHER AND DAD SELECT THEIR . GIFTS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY AT OPEN EVERY . EVENING TILL t unn nrvw. OPEN EVERY EVENING TILL 8 P.M. IN THE HOLLYWOOD DISTRICT PHONE 3-7672 Zontians Fete Miss Phillips Zonta Club members held their annual Christmas dinner and party Thursday night at the Senator HoteL Members brought food for needy families and for themselves held a white elephant gift ex change. A surprise handkerchief shower honored Miss Alene Phillips, long time member of the club and a past president, who is leaving next month for Washington, D. C, to serve as personal secretary to Gov ernor Douglas McKay, when he takes over his duties as secretary of the interior. Miss Dorothy Pearce gave a tribute to Miss Phillips, relating interesting inci dents during her years as a mem ber. Forty attended the party with Mrs. William E. Smith, Mrs. Ver non Wiscarson, Mrs. J. Edgar' Purdy, Mrs. C. W. Stacey and Mrs. B. O. Schucking on the directorate. Four Corners A daughter, Chert Lynn, was born December 8 at the Salem Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. CasviU Hill (Mary Breneman). The little girl weighed seven pounds, has two brothers, Ronny and Bill, and a grandmoth er, Mrs. W. S. Breneman, Metz, Mo. By JOAN MILLER Statesman Correspondent EUGENE With final week has tily approaching, campus activities have almost reached a standstill in order that students might con- centrate their best interests on their books. However, a few "end of the term programs" are contin uing. About 150 people had the fortunate opportunity of listening to Thomas . R. Henn, senior tutor at St. Catherine's College in Cam bridge university, speak ah "Irish Drama." Henn who was born in Ireland gave the "strange socialo gical background of the race to which I belong ..." and pointed out that the Irish drama contains a balance of Irish sense of "viv id sensation of both the comic and the seriousness of life." A ."Christmas Prelude," a pro gram' of seasonal music, was pre sented in the school of music au ditorium, Dec. 7. Dorothy Govig, a senior in music, directed a string ensemble as a part of this pro gram. Several of the living organiza tions with the Christmas spirit generating, joined together in groups to sing Christmas carols at a number of the Eugene hospitals and faculty homes. The Beta Theta Pi's and the Kappa Alpha Theta's including Chandler Soggee, Wade Carter, Nancy Miller and Ann Gerlinger constituted one group and the Sigma Phi Epsilon's and Pi Beta Phi's, including Pat Ull man, Norma Hamilton and Sharon Brown made up the other group. After walking and singing in the cold evening air, students gathered at one of the two houses to in dulge in coffee and doughnuts be fore returning home. After the closely played basket ball game with Oregon State and the duo win over Stanford univer sity many students have been filling MacArthur Court to witness succeeding games. Among the Sa- jem siuaenia supporting me ure Tgon team have been Charles Dal- ton, Jim Sandifer, Mary Jo Ogle and J ack Loft is. Mrs. "Wood President Mrs. Troy Wood was elected president of the Salem FL Club at the Thursday night meeting at the home of Mrs. Orville Britton. Oher officers include Mrs. Britton, vice president; Miss Joy Doyal, secretary; - Mrs. Wesley Hunter, treasurer; and Miss Delores Jay, chaplain. The club's Christmas party will be Dec. 16 with Miss Lois Laudhal and Miss judy'Whit lock as hostesses. Mrs. Harry Wilson was elected president of the PLE and F club for the ensuing year at the meet ing Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. A. A. Neiderberger. Mrs. Nora Pearce was the co-hostess. A gift exchange followed the busi ness meeting and a late supper was served. D" OS COME IN! W IN! Let ws servo you a fro cup off delicious eoffVo mexfo In tfio now Sunbeam CofToomastor. - - . IM . " j -"" ww wrm m www mi vim mm mwf se demonstrate these sensational new tvnbsom prod wets Im wa.. I f A L L . . 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