Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1953)
1 SOCl ETY C , By JERTME ENGLISH CHRISTENING . . . services on Sunday afternoon for Mark Charles Wiles, son of Dr. and Mrs. 6. D. Wiles ... the services to be held in the chapel of St. Paul's Episcopal Church at 12:15 o'clock with the Rev. George H. Swift of ficiating . . . Godparents for Mark will be Dr. and Mrs. Charles D. Wood and Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Paulson ... A family dinner will follow at the Wiles' home on Fawk Avenue . . . Mark has a brother, Steele, and a sister, Nancy ... Nursery notes ... Mr. and Mrs. Don E. Phillips are welcoming- a little boy born on Monday -at the Salem General Hospital ... the lad. who tipped the scales at seven pounds, - nine ounces, has been named for his father, Don Ed wards, Jr. . . . The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William L. Phil lips and Dr. and Mrs. Robert Fish er of Portland . . . and the baby's rreat-grandmother Is Mrs. Dan Welch of Salem ... From Sacramento . . . comes the news of the birth of a third daugh ter to Dr. and Mrs. William Parker on Tuesday morning . . . the little girl has been named Randy . . . and her twin sisters are Cathy and Susan . . . Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. C W. Parker and Colonel and Mrs. Nelson A. My 11 of Salinas, Calif. PARTY TIME . . . Mrs. Ralph Underwood was a hostess Tuesday night at her Market Street home in compliment to Mrs. John P. Maulding . . . Bidden were mem bers of their bridge club and ad ditional guests . . . during the eve ning the group feted Mrs. Maul ding with a surprise shower . . . a late supper was served by the hostess following an evening of bridge . . . Honoring . . . Mrs. Maulding were Mrs. George C. Alexander, Miss Mariann Crolsan, Mrs. Lester D. Green, Mrs. Russell C. Haehl Jr.. Miss Phyllis Johnson, - Mrs. Robert Strebig, Mrs. Robert Steeves, Mrs. Donald Scheelar, Mrs. Donald Sommer, Mrs. James Kern, Miss Janet Kirk, Miss An toinette Kuzmanich and Mrs. Un derwood . . . An revoir . . . luncheon at the Marion Hotel for Mrs. Arthur D. Hay, prior to her departure for Klamath Falls, where she will make her home with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Napier . . . Members of Mrs. Hay's elnb arranged the no-host Sarty . . . addiUonaernests were Irs. E. Lawson and Mrs. D. Cor mack of Portland, sisters of Mrs. Hay, and Mrs. Hall Lnsk . . . Tenth birthday . . . party on Sun day aternoon for Ann Shryock, daughter of the Ward Shryocks . . . the affair to be held at the Shryock home atop Candalaria Heights . . . A group of Ann's friends bidden to the party between 1:30 and 6 o'clock . . . first there will be tele vision for the youngsters . . . fol lowed by a puppet show, each girl having her own puppet for the performance . . . later in the after noon there will be the traditional birthday cake . . .. Wishing Ann a happy birthday will be Marian Link, Sally Horton, Susan Stein feld, Sharon Durbin, Barbara Greenwood, Nancy Hirons, Jodelle Herberger, Christine Drye, Linda Bonderer, Susan White, Kay Minty, Christine Peterson, Ann Haworth, Dorothy Clayborne and Patsy Meyer . . . Entertaining . . . with an infor mal coffee party this morning will be Mrs. Lee V. Ohmart, wife of Representative Ohmart, who has Around Town AlUYear Cooking Locally Grown Nuts Offer Many Chancos for Interesting Cooking By MAXTNE BTJREN , Statesman Woman's Editor We are great ones here for local products and every time we get some good recipes for using home-grown foods we like to Cass them on hoping to bolster up business for the farmers and at the same time make the ladies better cooks. i Here then is a collection of recipes using filberts, good for the holiday season, and excellent year-round food. Filberts are actually good nuts for cooking, they are high in flavor and not too expensive for frequent use as are some im ported nuts. m FILBERT TOPSY TURVY PUDDING . X tablespoon butter or margarine. cup sugar 1 cup flour v k teaspoon soda 1 teaspoon baking powder Cream the butter, then add gether dry ingredients. Add to the creamed mixture alternately with milk. Add chopped dates, filberts and vanilla. Pour into greased casserole. Add the following sauce: 4 cup brown sugar -. 1 tablespoon butter ; . . 1 cup hot water i Combine sugar and butter; add hot water and mix welL Pour ' over pudding batter and bake in moderate oven 350 for 30 to 33 minutes. Serve with sweet cream or whipped cream. Serves 6. " Crisp crackers, salted pretzels and fresh potato chips are ex , eellent accompaniments to serve with this cheese ball. Trim the ' , ball with sprigs of parsley or watercress. - V FILBERT CHEESE BALL : tt ounces blue cheese , - cup finely ground filberts S ounces cheddar cheese . cup finely chopped filberts (soft)'-.':---'"--''.-::' teaspoon Worcestershire ' " 1 3 -ounce package cream ; "sauce J . . . cheese v, - - 1 tablespoon grated onion ;.- ' Mix all ingredients except chopped filberts with electric mlx- ex, until well combined. Form Into ball in small bowl which has i - been lined with waxed paper. Let 'stand about 1 hour. Roll In finely chopped filberts. May stand in refrigerator overnight. Let i . stand at room temperature about 1 hour before serving. Serve v. with small crackers. Makes a ball about 4 inches in diameter.1 i I: . FILBERT. OATMEAL CRISP1ES ' 1 "' V : 14 cups rolled oats . . 1 egg - s . . 5y Y4 cup shortening " ,'. " ;. l cup. sifted flour - f "- V 1 cup sugar ,: ' 4 teaspoon salt .v - --. :-. 1 tablespoons molasses . Vt teaspoon soda ; 1 teaspoon vanilla cup chopped filberts Toast the rolled oats In a 350 degree oven for 10 minutes. Cream the shortening, sugar, molasses and vanilla. Add the egg. -Beat welL Add the sifted dry ingredients. Combine thoroughly. ' Stir in the toasted rolled oats and the filberts. Drop by teaspoon--fuls onto a greased cookie sheet. Bake in a 350 degree oven for 12 to 15 minutes. Yields 2 dozen. , , - LU BS- MU SIC invited' a group of legislator's wives to her North 14th Street home between 9 and 10 o'clock . . . Mrs. Arnold Roethlin will as sist her daughter informally . . . Club Jotting . . Mrs. John Grif fith has Invited members of her club to her Fail-mount Hill home this afternoon for a bridge lunch eon . . . Additional guests will be Mrs. Vera W. Miller and Mrs. Ur- lin S. Page . . . Mrs. Jack Price will entertain her clnb at bridge tonight at her West Myers Street home ... Mrs. Stuart Lancefleld has bidden her club to bridge and a late supper tonight at her Fair- mount Hill home ... Mrs. Gene Vandeneynde was hostess at a luncheon on Tuesday at her apart ment at the Lee for her sewing club ... Mrs. Earl Bogardus en tertained her club at bridge and a late supper Tuesday night at her Chemeketa Street home . . . Guests were Mrs. Roger Schnell and Mrs. Robert Elgin ... TIDBITS OF NEWS . . . Mrs. Donald A. Young Is being wel comed home from a month's so journ in Southern California, where she spent the holidays . . . she was in Palm Springs as guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. McWaters of Portland and also visited friends in. Coronado ... In San Francisco Mrs. Young was with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald V. Young ... he is currently stationed at Hamilton Field ... Visiting ... In Salem for a few days is Mrs. George Winslow of Tillamook, who Is the guest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison W. Elgin . . . she came ever to view the inaugura tion via television . . . Mr. and Mrs. Ted E. Reed of Eugene were In Salem Tuesday to watch the in auguration and visited with her parents, the Gene Vandeneyndea, and her brother-in-law and sister. toe John Steelhammers A senate page . . . Friends of Margaret Stump, daughter of the Jack Stumps of Monmouth, will be interested to learn that she is serving as one of the senate pages at the Oregon State Legislature . . Margaret is a former Univer sity of Oregon coed . . . OES Social Club Coffeo on Friday Trinity Chapter, OES, social club will meet for coffee Friday after noon at the West Salem City Build ing Club room at 1 p. m. to dis cuss plans for social activities for the year. At the Friday night meeting committee reports were given and an addenda was presented in hon or of the worthy matron, Mrs. Harry Charlton, on her birthday. Presenting a group of tap dances were Carol and Chuck Stewart, children of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stewart of Mill City. The refresh ment committee included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Forster, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Unruh and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gibson. Choraleers Plan Show Choraleers, state employees choral group, are meeting Tuesday night at 7:30 at the state library (Winter Street entrance). Inter ested persons are Invited. Director of the group is Alvin Finn, and Mrs. McArthur Proebstel is pian ist. A show with western musical theme is being planned by the or ganization. Va teaspoon nutmeg Va teaspoon salt cup milk . Vt cup chopped dates cup chopped filberts l teaspoon vanilla the sugar, creaming welL Eif t to- Telephone Card Parties Given By Juniors , Salem Junior Woman's Club members are holding benefit tele phone card parties Thursday night for the March of Dimes. " dub members are entertaining in their homes all over the city, inviting from 4 to 12 guests. Bridge, canas ta and pinochle will be in play and refreshments will be served by the hostesses. Cards will be in play between 8:30 and 10:30 p. m and each hostess will then telephone the high score from her party to Mrs. Terry Randall. A grand prize will be awarded the winner. ' . Parties will be held at the fol lowing homes: Mesdames Norman Johnson, Ted,. Joehnke, Lawrence Bernard, Brooks Wescott, Harold Dalke, Andrew Foster, Ted Morri son, Robert Carey, Orville Kan nler, Virgil Ekstrand, Melvin Pil lette, Wallace Cowen, George Pat terson, Cleo Hicks, James Wolf, Calvin Kent, Douglas Hay, Theo dore Jenny, George Dewey Jr., E. rL Barkhoefer, Maurice Walker, Frank Ward, Jack Frisbie, Wallace Wilson, Ted Tibbett. Margaret White and Miss Donna Bush. Miss Zielinski Is Engaged Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zielinski are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Miss Josephine Ann Zielinski, to John E. Henning, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Henning. No date has been set for the wedding. The bride-elect, who is better known to her friends as Jo Ann, will graduate in June from Salem High School. Her fiance is a gradu ate of Salem High School and is currently serving with the U. S. Navy at Bremerton. Minstrel Troupo Presents Shows A bus was chartered Friday eve ning to take the Minstrel Troupe of Marion Auxiliary to Post 861, Veterans of Foreign Wars, to Port land to present their show to the patients of the Veterans Adminis tration Tuberculosis Hospital. The following members made the trip: Mrs. Virgil Bolton, Mrs. Ivell Haley, Mrs. Dale Mauk, Mrs. Mel Clemens, Mrs. Donald Stupka, Mrs. Evelyn Kennedy, Mrs. Dave Furlough, Mrs. Dale Brooks, Mrs. Mike Becker, Mrs. Loyd Bobbitt, Mrs. Joe Hopkins, Mrs. Mary Phil lips, Mrs. Roy Simpson, Mrs. El vers Beard, Mrs. Elmer Forbls, Mrs. Billy Kelso, Mrs. C. M. Briggs, Miss Mary Gilhuly, Mrs. Dodman Crowe, Mrs. Roy Carter, Mrs. Dave Holweger, Mrs. Edna Prince, Mrs. Charles Hageman, Mrs. Al Aeschlimann and Mrs. Loyd Grimm. After the show the auxiliary pro vided refreshments under the di rection of Mrs. Arwin Strayer and Mrs. Joe Horneffer. The presentation at the hospital was the start of the troupe's ac tivities for Community Service. January 21 and 22 the show will be given at the Fairview Home. A tentative date of February 13 has been set for the show at the State Penitentiary and on February 20 the troupe will again return to Portland to present their final show at the General Medicine and Surgery Hospital at the Veterans Administration. The troupe will be sponsored eta February 6 by the Middle Grove Associated Com munity Clubs. Mrs. Virgil Bolton is director of the show. The Dabblers will be entertained Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Maynard Nelson, 1155 N. 25th St., at 8 p. m. Co-hostessese will be Mrs. Norval Edwards and Mrs. J. J. Gallagher. For the pro gram a doll show will be presented by Mrs. Arthur Bloom. The Past Presidents of Capital Unit 9, American Legion Auxiliary will be entertained at a no-host dinner on Thursday night at the home of Mrs. O. E. Palmateer, 4084 Auburn Road, at 8:30 p. m. Tickets for the concert of Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanlans in Corvallis Feb. 2 are on sale at Will's Music Store. The company includes 60. On Etiquotto By Roberta Lee - Q. What is the suggested word ing to engrave on the announce ments of the second marriage of a widow of mature years? 'A. Mrs. Robert Raymond Simp son and Mr. Philip John Adams have the honour to announce their marriage on Saturday, the sixth of . September, at Louisville, Ken tucky." Q. When a young man calls at a girl's home to take her out for the evening, and they sit down to talk for a few minutes in her living room, which one suggests leaving? Ar Either one may suggest this. Q. When eating in a -strange place, and you do not know whether to pay the waiter or a cashier, what should you do? A. Merely ask -your waiter, "Where shall I pay my bUl?" - .THE CERAMIC STUDIO 329 Bush Strcbt ; Greenware) Ceramic Supplies Class Instrvttlon ' OPKI TUESDAY, JAIJ. 27th 0 1 ,r . i ' ' 7 Mr. and Mrs. James Martin (Mary Jane Orsbom) pic tured at their December wedding' reception. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Orsbom of Gervais and the room is the son of the Carl Martins of Brooks. The couple will live in LaGrande. (Jesten-Mlller Studio). J II Mrs. Harry Humphreys of Stayton, district two president of the American Legion Auxiliary, will pre side at the district two con ference to be held in Woodbum Legion Hall to day, beginning at 2 o' clock. . OES Chapter to Hold Initiation Salem Chapter, -Order of the Eastern Star will meet In regular session Saturday evening at eight o'clock at the Masonic Temple. There will be initiation of new members. Mrs. Walter Bates, chairman of the decoration committee, will be assisted by Mrs. Ji E. Earlywine and Mrs. Frank Lockman. Serving on the refreshment committee with Mrs. Earl Burch chairman, will be Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Waters, Mrs. Harry Mohr, Mrs. John Fletcher, Mrs. Fred Far rar and Mrs. J. E.j Earlywine. CLUB CALENDAR WEDNESDAY Pythian Sisters. Cntralia Tmpl, no-boat dinner, Beavtr Hall. S30 pan. Swt BrUf Club.! annual dinner, with Mrs. C L Chaffee. 1310 Wallace Rd.e noon. i ' Women's TeUowthlp, Knight Memor ial Church. 12:30 dessert luncheon. Sunshine Circle, West Salem Metho dist Church. WSCS.i with Mrs.-Leo Estey, Si5 Piedmont f Ave.. 16:30 ajn. Youn Matrons. Mayflower Ball. S Dm - i Royal Neif hbors of America: Oregon Grape Camp Installation. VTW Hall, S p.nv. Womea's AssocUUdn.. First Presby terian Church. 1:19 pjn, prayer meet ins room.. I . first Methodist WSCS general meet- ln. 144A Mm Hrrdmtm room Nebraska Auxiliary. 11:30 no-host luncheon, with Mrs, Henry Knight, 1M ttOOMTIll Ok THURSDAY Salem Unit 13s. American Legion Auxiliary. Salem Woman's Clubhouse, iMmtng Neighbors Garden Club with Mrs. Ralph Heia. 379 N. Lancaster Drive. 1:30 p.m. i Merry Mlnglers with Mrs. Carl Snyder. S87S N. Lancaster Drive, Pringle Pleasant Point Social Club with Mrs. George 1 H. Grabenhorst. 106S Fir St.,- noon luncheon. Spiritual Sunflower Club with Mrs. Sam J. Harms, 1740 j State St, 1 to 4 pan. - ' Past Presidents. Capital Unit f. American Legion Auxiliary with Mrs. O. K. Palmeteer 4080 Auburn Road, :30 no-host dinner, t " v . Welcome Wagoa Club covered dish supper for husbands. Mayflower Hall. S:30 pan. - m Town an Gown legislative tea. Lausanne Hall. 3 to S pan. Kelzer Sewing club, with Mrs. Ben Claggett, 1820 Chemawa Road, all day meeting, covered dish luncheon. rruiUand Women's Circle. S pan. church annex. , FRIDAY , PBO Founder's Say banquet. First Congregational Church, 4:30 pan. Past Presidents. Hall Hibbard Auxil iary with -Mrs. - John - D. Humphrey. 4M S. aoth SW 10 pan. i,. - SHED 1 isl ; : e . i if - c- v i v Af . i i Anniversary to Be Celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Bert F. Adams are celebrating their golden wedding anniversary on Sunday at an infor mal at i home at the residence of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smart, 920 N 23rd St. Friends of the golden- weas are being invited through the press to call between 3 and 6 o'clock. Assisting the Smarts at the re ception will be the two sons and daughters-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Adams of Eugene and Mr. and Mrs. Burton Adams of Milwaukie. The couple has six grandchildren Mr. and Mrs. Adams have lived in Salem for 32 years They were married in Iola, Kansas. Both are active members of the Knight Memorial Church. Council Meeting Of DUV Held The semi-annual council meet ing of the Department of Oregon, Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War was held at the Gold Arrow Restaurant Sunday after noon. Present were the department president, Mrs. Essie Olson of Roseburg; Mrs. June Brisbine, Mrs. Eva Ware of Medford: Mrs. Dorothy Seitz, Mrs. Alice Baker of Empire; Mrs. Esta Bier, Mrs. Flor ence Small of Eugene; Mrs. Violet Gunderson-of Astoria; Mrs. Golda Buell, Mrs. Margaret Larkin, Mrs. Maud Woodruff, Mrs. Hazel Oiler man, Mrs. Helen Dickover, Mrs. Elva Eldred, Mrs. Frieda Boyd. Mrs. Irene Lawhead all of Port land; Mrs. Hester Cook of Van couver, Washington; Mrs. Adeline Hull, Miss Annie Sexauer, Mrs. Martha Curran of Albany and Mrs. Nellie Hiday of Salem, chairman in charge of the dinner. Mrs. Elva Eldred of Portland was elected department inspector and installed. June 16-17-18 were dates set for the department con vention, which will be held in Medford. Invitations In Mail to Rites SILVERTON Invitations are In the mail to the wedding of Miss Lois Ardell Hartvickson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hartvick son ox Silverton, to Duane E. Rol sen, son of Mf.and Mrs. Ben Roisen of Corvallis." The wedding has been set for Saturday night. Feb. 7 at eight o'clock at Trinity Lutheran Church. A reception will follow in the church social rooms, Miss Hartvickson is employed in the First Silverton Bank and Mr. Roisen owns the Campus Grocery at Corvallis, where the couple will live.?! D You can count on for your quick S hCASHi LOAN ! for hzs a Izzx p!zn "'aitttiusajcaaTi o 55 to SlSOO ! j t - 3 t v 1 - i - 2 - & I ' w - f . - ; " It i -. 1-4- 1 I -! Room 317 Cowrt Sf. PhotM 4-3396 4. D. WA1KFJU Mar. Two Bethels in Session this Weekend Eleven new members were re ceived into Bethel 33, Order, of Job's Daughters Monday evening at their regular meeting at Beaver Hall. . : t v Honored guests were Mrs. E, T. Hartwell, grand guide for the State of Oregon; Lowell Shinn and Elmore Hill, past associate guard ians. Bethel 35; .Clair. Holcomb, Bethel grandfather; and A. W. Rockafellow, Worshipful Master, Ainsworth Lodge. Mr. Holcomb welcomed the fol lowing initiates to the order; Jackie La Due, Ramona Salminen, Diana Boyd, Anita Bacheller, Lu cille Bacheller, Samara Ramp, Geraldine Thomas, De Ann Mc Claughry, - Linda Ramage, Diane Graham, and Carol Crothers. Honored Queen Pat Snider an nounced the first meeting . in March would be grand inspection night. The drill team will hold practices every Monday night at 7:30 pan. at Scottish Rite Temple. The Bethel will hold a rummage sale April 3 at Beaver Hall. Mrs. Marvin Rasmus sen, Bethel guard ian, announced the appointment of Mrs. Jack French as guardian of hospitality to replace Mrs. Carl Ross, who has moved. Bethel 43 Meets Bethel 43, Order of Job's Daugh ters held its regular meeting Sat urday at the Masonic Temple. Visitors from Salem Chapter, OES were Mrs. Ortho Eckersley, worthy matron; Mrs. Harry Lucas, Junior past matron; Mrs. Carl Sny der, Mrs. Tillman Leasure. The girls voted to continue the coat-hanger drive. A splash party was planned for Feb. 28 between 7 and 8 p.m. A ski trip was arranged for Jan. 31, planning to take a bus to Hoo- Doo. s Glenda McCormick is the chairman. Every year the grand guardian has a Sunshine Fund. This money is used for something special for the grandparents at the Masonic Home at Forest Grove. The girls collected their dimes for this proj ect at the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. James Scott,. the present grandparents of the Beth el, submitted their resignation, due to ill health. The girls voted to keep the Scotts as past honorary grandparents. A special practice will be held Sunday, Feb. 1, at 1:30 for the officers. Initiation will be Feb. 5. Y-Teen, Tri-Y Mothers Meet The Y-Teen Tri-Y Mothers Club, will meet Thursday at 12:30 at the YWCA. After Mrs. Eldon Cone and her committee have served refresh ments and the business meeting is adjourned, a film on cancer will be shown. Mrs. J. H. Turnbuu, Marion County Director of the Cancer Society, will lead the dis cussion after showing the film. Mothers will bring clothes to the meeting for two German families. The clothes are being collected for the five teen-age boys, the three younger girls (3, 5, and 14 years) and the two sets of par ents which comprise the two refu gee families. Return From Cruise SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs. Rholin Cboley and Mrs. George Steelhammer are expected home Wednesday from a Caribbean air cruise on which they left Decem ber 29. The Cooley's daughter, Mrs. Larry Ernst had word from them Monday that they were vis iting at Guatamala City, and were to stop In Mexico City on their final lap of the Journey before ar riving home Wednesday. yROtwcxAitoca ff jN If 'I "SBHS ' ; r:Z ? ' -y , 7' . ' vA '' ' ' ' ,J -I 1 J 3-.. J '. ". : . 'V. . .... .y ...... ...y ;. .- . 1 . ' x , ,4 v i " - - S. V aw Mr., and Mrs. Vernon A. who were married on Jan. 3 The bride is the daughter of of Othello, Wash., formerly of son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert couple will live in Jefferson. Past President Visits Lodge Guests at the Rebekah Lodge meeting Monday night were Mrs. Grace Christenson, past president of the Rebekah Assembly, Arthur Lenon, past grand master of the Grand Lodge, and Mrs. Lenon of Portland. Mrs. Anslon Peterson was admit ted to membership by transfer and Mrs. Carl Dickson gave a paper on the Life of Thomas Wildey, found er of Odd Fellowship. : Ladies Auxiliary, Patriarch Mili tant will meet Thursday to install officers. Past Noble Grand club will meet Wednesday at the How ard Hunsaker home, 2470 Trade St. The social night committee on Jan. 26 includes Mrs. Charles Neu- bauer, Mrs. B. Spilloks, Mrs. Wil liam Cladek, Mrs. Harold White, Mrs. Roy Hill, Mrs. M. W. Ready, Mrs. Gilbert Masser and Mrs. Guy Newgent. , Couple to Live In Lebanon Richard A. Garver, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Fort of Sodaville, and Hulda Leneve Mason, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Plank of Lebanon, were married in Albany on Jan. 16. For her wedding the bride wore a grey tailored suit with black accessories. The couDle will make their home at 3121 South Santiam Road. Leb anon. Eta Chapter Beta Sigma Phi will Trwt with Mrs. Wilbur Pearson. 375 North South 18th St., at 8 n'rlnok tnnleht. Hostesses are Mrs. Clayton Patterson and Mrs. Del- bert Mc Laugh lin. Home flecora tion will be discussed. if you're not, slonder . . . the Jacket dress highlighted with print Brand new version of the slenderizing bo!erotopped ' dress. ..this In ndvy or black crtpe (acetate and rayon) , Its slttveless top and saucy bolero In b sprightly print on 100 denier White rayon. 1 4K to ITh. Phone 3-9191 S53 N. Capitol Salem Thompson (Frances Lolselle) at the First Christian Church. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Loiselle Amity, and the groom is the Thompson of Jefferson. The Visitors From Kansas Recent visitors in ; Salem have been Mr. and Mrs. Leo J, Zimmer man of Jennings, Kan., who have been the guests of friends and relatives the past five weeks. The Zimmermans have left for their Kansas home, where they and their eldest son raise stock and wheat. While in Salem and vicinity the Zimmermans were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Luckey of Wood burn, Mr. and Mrs. Xavier F. Eckhout, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Wright and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Marts field, all of Salem. Tea for Missionary Women's Missionary Society of the Calvary Baptist Church will hold its regular meeting on Thurs day at 2 p. m. in the church par lors. A tea will honor Miss Thom asine Allen, a missionary from speaker.. In charge of the affair are Mrs. Kinley K. Adams and Mm Knnful TT Pipkins All wnmn of the church are invited to attend. f W VAXX1Y lMAO, sekW widi 0 skesteaiag waawver, Mtisaet "J ina'mi turvttioa rftkao aettei ealeris k'S Wm4 htmary SMtt." Amd fv'a ValUy lesiud . M-M-M- f4 ta4 soe4 fee ye its e::j 1.1 ix:::t iCTra-:nf::3n::3 "Made by the Bakers of - 'Master CreadM pjlj-Oy rr 5 tXSITIXiXt t 1 1
