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SOCI ETY CLUBS MUSIC
Around
Town
Br JEKTME ENGLISH
A BKAUTTFUI . . . springlike day
oo -Wednesday for the Rotarian
Women's tea at the Falrmount
Bill home of Representative and
Mrs. Robert-L. Elfstrom The
occasion to honor Mrs. Paul Lin
ton Patterson, Oregon's first lady
. . and wives of the lawmakers
bidden as special guests
A perfect day ... far amesta to
1 Jen their svrinx salts, straws
steles :. . . many wearing far
stoles and capes with their smart
outfits . . Such a friendly .tea
... guests chatting aver th tea
caps in the library, dining ream
or downstairs vlay room, which
has just bees completed . .
Keeeirinx ... Mrs. Charles A.
Spraxae wtredueing raests to the
hvaaiessi Mrs. Patterson, airs, wu
Baaa C Perry, wife of the new
supreme court Justice, who recent
ly moved here from Pendleton,
oad Mrs. Jason Lee, president of
aXotarian Women . . . the, women
ail wearing- beautiful camellia cor
aaces with their fawns .
- Stettin . . . the large bouquet
of forsythia at one end of the liv
ing room against the green wails
... Heather and Christmas roses
. arranged on the mantel ... flow
ering plum daffodils and camel
lias about the rooms . . Unusual
the tea table centerpiece ... a
gold satin cloth . . . deep maroon
carnations predominating in the
bouquet combined with pale blue
hyacinths and bunches of violets
nestled in violet and blue tulle
... maroon twisted tapers in sil
ver candelbras . . . -
Spotted . . . among the legisla
tive contingent . . Mrs. Lee Om
art in a becoming white knit . . .
attractive, blonde Mrs Russell j
Hudson of The Dalles wearing a
red straw with her navy suit .
Mrs. Howard Belton down from
Canby for the day and joining
two other senators wives, Mrs.
Paul Geddes. Roseburg, and Mrs.
Angus Gibson of junction City
. . A group of representatives
wives chatting . . . Mrs. Joseph M.
Dyer of Astoria, Mrs. B. A. Stov
;ic of Bend wearing, two toned
violet hat with her ensemble
A white hat and fox furs worn by
Mrs. F. H. Dammasch of Portland
with her black suit ...
More of same ... Mrs. Eugene
E. Marsh, wife of the senate presi
dent, ehle In black with a pale
yellow straw ehapeau and gloves
... Mrs. Dean Walker her usual
smart self In navy blue accented
with a white straw with navy
trim ... Mrs. SJrfrid Unander
driving her ' new Jaguar . to the
tea . . . younr son, Sirfrld Jr.. re
amainias in the ear rood ao gold
while , soother was having- a cup
of tea ... Mrs. Earl C Latourette
wearing black and a perky natural
straw hat adorned with red vel
vet . . . Mrs. Hall Lusk choosing; a
straw ehapeau with her grey out
fit .. .
Others noted . . . Mrs.CRex Ellis
of Pendleton, wife of Senator El
lis . . . Mrs. Alfred Corbett of
Portland . . . Mrs. Francis W.
Ziegler of Corvallis . . . and Mrs.
John Misko of, Oregon City . . .
an wives of representatives
her Hawaiian f sun tan most be
coming . . . The Elfstroms . daugh
ter and daughter-in-law, Mrs. Wil
liam Johnson and Mrs. Robert L.
Elfstrom Jr.. ? passing the guest
ooox ... .Mr, ciordon ullmore, a
symphony in - green, coming in
after teaching5 hours . .""
Invitations . . have come from
the Chi . Omega alumnae to
conee mm Thursday, March g at
tho chapter bouse on North 17th
Street -. . the affair to honor Mrs.
William C Perry. Mrs. Dean WaJ
ker and Mrs. Kenneth Goodall of
Oswero. aH Chi Omera aluaanao
. . . calling boars from It to IX
o'clock . . . special guests will bo
wives of the board of control and
ranheUenie representatives
To Eugene . '. . on Saturday will
go a group of Delta Delta Delta
alumnae, to attend tho annual
state meet at tho University of
Oregon chapter . . . actives from
tho Oregon State chanter ioininf
-the group in Eugene ... alumnae
from an over tho state will be at
tending . . . A special guest will
be Mrs. John R. CaughelL a Tri-
uen ana president of tho Univer
sity of Oregon Mothers . . . Others
from Salem attending will bo Mrs.
C R. Nelson. Mrs. William Gash.
Mrs. Mark Astrun. Mrs. Georffe
nuggms jr- Mrs. Kenneth Carl
son, Mrs. Ralph Mercer. Mrs. J,
B. Corlette. Mrs. Robert Nihoia
ana miss Esther Baird
Nursery notes ... A third child,
son, was bora to Mr. and Mm
James Clinton on Tuesday at the
saiem tteneral Hospital . . . the
lad. tipped tho scalea -at elaht
pounds, one ounce ... he has
been named Patrick James . . .
his sisters are Vicky and Jane . . .
the baby'a rrandmother la Mn
K. P. Scott of Portland r. .
om Oakland. Calif . . . comes
news of the birth of a son. Jeffrev
Mark, to, Mr and Mrs. D. Douglaa
(Rath Ann Pearey) on Feb. 24
. . the lad arrived on lh hltM
of his rreat-rrandmother, Mrs. R.
At Oregon State
t -
iDato Is Sot for
Annual Festival
Polk County's Seventh Annual
Homernakers Festival will be held
May 7. Mrs. Roy Nelson, of Dallas,
chairman of Polk County Home
Extension Committee, announced
the data this week. The Festival
wui bo held at the Rickreall
Grange. The Homo Economics
Club of the Rickreall Granae will
CORVALLIS Beauty contests I erv noon luncheon. The pro-
Campus Busy
With Many
Events ;
: By PESSLE DeSAST :
Statesman Correspondent
on a college campus are not un
usual occurrences, and Oregon!
State has its share of them. But
last year Alpha Phi Omega, na
tional service fraternity. Introduc
es a sew type of beauty contest to
gram will bo in the auditorium of
the? Rickreall grande school and
the luncheon will be served in
xne Rickreall Grange HalL
The- theme - for - Hnrrumj VrV
Festival is "Beauty of Our Own
OSC, called UMOC. or Ugliest Man Making." The fourteen units in
on Campus. This last week the fun the county will exhibit articles
has been in full swinr arain as I from the year's program.
each living group nominated its I ne annual Homernakers Festi-
candWate. The object is to make vai Is planned and directed bv the
the candidate look as gruesome as I members of the Polk County
possime, ana then snap a-picture I jsxiension committee. Thm
of him. ! I members of , tho committee are
Soma of th tnAM hmi 1 chairman. Mrs. Ror Nelson, "nai.
vices used for added effects are a JavlsecretrT Mrs- Carl Kreft,
silk stocking pulled over the head, "reaii; Treasurer, Mrs. C O.
scotch tape applied in a skillful Johnson, Monmouth; Mrs. Ralph
manner to distort the facial fee- Richards, Monmouth, Mrs. Walter
tures, or Imitation noses and teeth. ?ro' Wes Salem, Mrs. Walter
Thtii inMtlii waitinn M I Murray, Grand Ronde. and Mrs.
then displayed in the -Memorial F1?0 R.eichert County Ex-
Union where students vote for lcuJ"on Agenx.
their "favorite" by dropping a ' " '
penny In a bottle under the Die- Ds-nv4- Uama
ture. Proceeds from the contest ro 1 1 1 v7l llwlllc?
to the sendee fraternity which will
use them' for a service sroiect.
The winner will be announced at
the Oregon-Oregon State basket-
ban game Friday nirht. and win
receive a silver key on which the
head of an ugly man is engraved.
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TZt '"tu ui marriage of Mrs. Porters sis-'
.f T,aDge1 fZl ter. Mrs. jSonald Nyswaner; and
Feb. 28 to a session of this body jrv rhi '
t "T srrn- . rt7r""rr: i eD- ociocx.
Setting
Nuptials
The home of Mr. and Mrs. WU-
students wiH alsobo able to take
advantage of the opportunity to
see how our state' laws are made.
Shirlee was chairman of Round
Table last year, and will return to
OSC in the spring to complete her
work for graduation.
The annual smarty party, spon
sored
women
The bride Is the daughter of
xors. Margaret Gilbert and tho
bridegroom Is the son of MraVBert
sues of Dallas.
Roswell C. Gilbert of Portland
gave his sister in marriage. She
wore a mint green knit suit with
orchid corsage.
Mrs. Carl Hobson was-the m.
by Mortar Board, -senior U-V wf?
's honorary, will be -pre- ?J? 1 honor and Mr. Hobson the
sented March 4 this year. All Jun- ""'"f"' JKU?- MODSn wore a
ior women, who have an accumu- ?ha brown -falUe suit and Or-
ior women, who have an accumu
ative grade point average of a 3.
or above will be invited, as well
as those who helped with the Mor
tar Board ball last month. Alvis
Miller, a present member of the
W. Marsters of Salem ... hl 1 honorary, is chairman of tile gam-
grandparents are Hary L. Pearcy ex- Junior women selected from
of Salem and Mr. and Mm. w a this group for membership will be
DaTies of Lena Beach. Calif ... tapped next term.
Anniversary .. . . celebration on Th traditional "Lemon-Orango T" Z m4 wn. -S?1
Tuesday night when Mr. and Mrs! Squeeze,-a school dance for Ore- Mj Mrs. William R. Porter
Donald WiW I I pnn And Orm Stat. nH-nf. I Presldin at the bride's table.
ner at their Hudson Avenue home wl be held in the Memorial Un
for his uncle and aunt, Mr. and a ballroom after game Friday
Mrs. Ralph Wilson, on their 25th night,
wedding anniversary and their
two sons, Howard and Walter . . . Anniinl fnnVAIITIArl
chid corsage. Linda Gilbert tt
Portland and David Saunders
lighted the candles.
- The bride's mother wore an
aqua faille 'suit and corsage of
gardenias. Mrs. Stiles chose a
black suit and her flowers were
gardenias.
A reception followed with Mrs.
Carl Hobson, Mrs. Edward Saun-
later in the evening friends called
to surprise them ... a tiered cake C.- U...
hn Hain and nUiIIUIIIUKUr
was cut br Mrs. John Ha In mH
Mrs. Wilferd Wilson poured. . . .
guests included Mr. and Mrs. Nile
HiiDorn. Mr. and Mrs. John Hain.
OREGON STATE
Future Homernakers
Betty and Linda Gilbert aaslst-
ea in the serving.
After a wedding trip the new
lyweds will be at home In Salem
at 290 Delmar Way.
Out-of-town guests here for the
nuptials were Mr. and Mrs. Gor
don Stiles and Virginia of Corval
lis, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lormar
COLLEGE ana sons of Sweet Home, LL and
of America ain- Clark and family of
Little Cakes'
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Pancakes in Variety Interesting
Food f or Morning, Evcnihg Eating
-; ". i By MAXINE BUREN ; -j
SUtetmu Wtmu'i Editor -f
Pancakes Just something to eat at breakfast time with sau
" to some people, make more interesting eating when varied
a little Looking up recipes for pancakes in other than the regular
. forms, we find a number of novel ones. v.
A baked pancake sounds Interesting It'g a' different sort of
cake when cooked this way:
BAKED PANCAKES :
, t beaten eggs , , 1 teaspoon salt
X cup sugar ! 1 quart milk
cup flour l teaspoon anise seed
Bake in a moderate oven with both burners on.
Rice goes into these pancakes:
'. RICE PANCAKES
1 cup warm boiled rJce 2 tablespoons melted butter
1 cup xniDc ., ..v.. i i ; 4 tablespoons flour
-i uSpoen rtt ' . 2 teaspoons baking powder
- Combine rice, salt, milk, butter and' egg yolks. Stir fat sifted
flour and baking powder. Fold In stiffly beaten egg whites. Bake
on hot greased griddle, yield: 2S 3-Inch cakes. - -Bananas
give another novel turn to the pancakes.
BANANA PANCAKES
lj ? 3 teaspoons baking powder
yt cup melted fat
3 eggs:
- - . 2 'H 1 himnii IImu
Sift dry Ingredients I together three times. Melt fat without
heating any more than' necessary. Combine Ingredients and stir
wen, aaa oananas last, rxj as any pancakes.
j Here they make a main dish for Informal supper menu:
SUPPER PANCAKES '
.?' ' ' j f teaspoons salt
1 cups milk cup melted fat
3 cups flour J teaspoon dry mustard
2 tablespoons baking powder 1 cup bran
v , 13 thin slices boiled hain or cheese ' ,
Beat j eggs; add mUk and mix well. Sift flour with baking
powder, salt and mustard; add to first mixture, stirring until
flour disappears. Add melted and cooled fat and bran. Dip ham or
cheese slices in batter an bake on hot griddle, turning over once.
Yield: U cakes 5 inches -in diameter).
I cups flour "
1 cup cornmeal
1 tablespoon sugar
74 teaspoon salt
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Girod. Mrs f 1x0111 Oregon will hold their eighth Everett, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Ros-
i-ass iNicnois, Mr. and Mrs. Doug
las Baker and Ronald Nichols . .
Republican
Women to
Arrive -
annual convention on tho Oregon I well G. Gilbert
I State college campus, March 6 and! Portland.
7. . ;
The organization Is composed of
high school girls studying home
economics and more than 300 are
expected to attend from the 80
state high school chapters.
Tho two-day program will in
clude discussion groups and talks
on such topics as careers in home.
and Linda of
making, opportunities in college.
adore than 200 members of the new trends in home economics
Rainbow Girls
Celebrate
Birthday
Rainbow Girls celebrated the
Republican Women's Federation I and chanter oreanzation. Theme 27th birthday of Chadwick As-
Mrs. Del Milne, a newcomer, busy! of Oregon will arrive at the capi-1 for this year's meeting is "Mem- sembly at a dinner Tuesday night
with redecorating plans and hop- tal Thursday for the organization's ber Participation Develops Chap, at the Masonic Temple. The Rain
ing to move soon, wearing a good- Dienniai legislative day. ter strength." A national FHA now motners served the dinner.
looting dusty pink suit with navy iney. wiu spend the morning i omcer wiu attend. tionor guests introduced were
blue hat . . . Mrs. Ellis Von Es- listening to the legislative debate President of the group this year Mrs. verna Gray, supreme Inspec-
chen, among those assisting:
Junior Artist, to
Bo Presented ?
Salem Federated Music Clubs
honored the associate members of
and then hear an address by Sen-1 1 Ruthellon Frutiger. Girls Poly- tor; Mrs. Sue TueL grand deputy;
ate President Euaene E. Usnh. f technic high of: Portland. Miss I Miss Salhr Stinnett, mm) vnrth
McMinnville, at a lunch at the I Mildred Deischer of Salem, state advisor; Wayne Henry, member of
enaior notei, witn the Marion J aaviser zor jtha, ana Miss isa-l grand executive board; Miss Shir
County unit of the federation asjbeUa McQuesten, associate pro-(ley Greenfield, grand representor
bost. ifessor of home economics educa-ltive to Tennessee: Miss Rottv
Senator Marsh will be introduc-1 tion at OSC, are in charge of con- Montgomery, Silverton, worthy
ed by Governor Paul" L. Patter-1 vention
son.
In tho
arrangements.
nflomn 1,1 I Bit . I SI t
the group at a coffee at the home I " o." I IXC W I nOVOr nOmO
fMr Clyde C Gilbert, president. hVr hoTo? li "S. TomV V Mr7 Cnnf t B 7
Tana Bawden, junior artist in
chmutid between S tuid
. w . www . " .
rSr eW. women wfll com. . from TOTO BNERS Mr..Roy al&tmuB
P-inT -me VoncTrt' Primartiy ii' byeTed buYSid private da7foVday metSnTof Anne Mundingy Nan-
educational project to inspire the !T,1 ? private croun of ARVnthlt I and -Eleanor Mleziva,
Missionarv aodetv: A cov-rod dfh Da": Johnson, -two
i I advisor of Ramona Assembly.
wxner guests were Mrs. Paul
Griebenow and Paul Bramble.
worthy - matron and patron of
wnadwicx Assembly,
Mrs. Griebenow presented serv
ice bars to the following Rainbow
Missionary society. A covered dish w vS,;Z: JZT
luncheon was served at noon to frlene ?uI2adJ.Jrc Sift"
Mrs. E. A. Snook, Mrs. Cecil w oie-
Snook, Mrs, Paul France, Mrs. venf one bar -
W. R. Gould, Mrs. Eldon France, Tn -w" fJt
Mrs. M. F. Hausfeld, Mrs, Oliver rumn?fe sale to be held March 13
hearing one: of their own age Tl.W I SMlr
group. Admission charge from the I niOO LinK$ VIUD
j- concert will augment - the Mrs. . ;
Walter A. Denton memorial award V7l VQS PrOOram
fund at Willamette University. - s
Forty attended the event and a The Three links Club presented Hickman.: Mrs. George i VanLeeu- nd 14
uiumcu piugimu ww prvswKu aj me program for the Salem Re-1 men, tan, Wendell MUler, Mrs.
acttve memwi inciumng piano bekah Lodge Monday night at the Eua Carsten, Mrs. S. H. Cable, Mrs. Harry H. Welnstein-will be
- li T' Tsr'i1 , lwr HaiLvMrm, Ted Rhoades, Mrs. Tanic Murray. honored to members of ber club at
ZfXiwnZ- . yZl noDi Krancu presided-at the bust- lxe mayers moved into - their 1 bridge and a late supper tonight
rrederlCX " Wilson? VlOla SOlO DT I ma AFnn : I nn hnm. Vm.V.,w i r. 1.4 lT- , i r, . . v "
, tut r . . . . a " m ner mvri oiree noma.
r. . . . "j ine program included Harmon- J-nayer, a carpenter Dy trade, did
Mrs. E. Donald i Jessop; vocal nuro- iea numbers by Avis Perrine. ac- the . building of their new rest
eers by Mrs. A. A. Segerstenac- companied by Mrs. Stella Hess; dence at the same location where
comparded by Miss AUce Crary readings by Mrs. Lora Noyes; they have resided for ten years.
; Brown. T . songs and numbers by the Dixie- They are active In local church
.Mrs. Harvey Gibbeiis and Mrs. landers band of the -Salem Elks and he is a member of the Four
Kennem Rich poured during the Lodge; and readings by Mrs. Carl Corners Volunteer Fire -depart-coffee
hour. : Dickson, f ment, , They have four children.
r v . ' t tt A feature of the social hour was" .
Jrarlyat J? romm Home a successful pie. auction, au Re- Pronrrrm Givnn kv
i,..--f bekaha aro invited mttnA thm rlUUfUHl WVOn Y
A no-host birthday supper par- judging of contestants for : the IUw DmLm
ty was held Saturday night at the Youth Pilgrimage on March 2 at rurCliCr .
Robert Fromm home on Silverton the lodee meeting. Th Thr '
Road. The honored guest was her I Links Club will meet for a covered 1 An interesting program of art!
father. Charles Mattson. who was! dish dinner Fridav noon and Jan. I songs and Spanish-California folk
63 years old on Friday. His guests I uary and February birthdays willJ nZ as presented by Genevieve!
. mo mo m fa a... w 1 er tt rn n -- TISauL. A AL. M I
were ivir. ana aots. m. i, Maxtson, j oe nonorea. - t raraw ai uic oajem i
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Mattson, I - ; , . . " j Junior Woman's Club meeting
Jimmy and Calvin, all of Mon- Cfimmitf ftt nnA Monoay nigm at the home of Mrs.
mouth, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Matt- V-OmmiTTCSS QnQ George Huggins Jr. Mrs. Parcherl
nn Mr mrA Mn JimM r? Ttft 1 1" : m. n i t 1 I wore a Spanish costume and it
son, Mr. and Mrs. James Peterson, f CSCOrTS IMumOa ... I handmade lace mantilla, which is j
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Dickson. Mar- : - . ?ver 125 years old. Mrs. Jason
caret Jane and David. - Mr. and I hlLVESTON Mrs, Harvey Ka Lee accompanied Mrs. Parcher.
Mrs. Sam Rehfeld, Judy and Cher- er most excellent chief of Home Guests : at the ' social , meeting
rill, Mr. and Mrs. Henry C Matt- Tempi . Pythian Sisters, has were Mrs. Lloyd Hammel and Mrs.
on. Miss Sylvia Mattson. Miss named ner committee personnel Gordon Bressler. Mrs. Bernice Sul
Frances Mattson, Don Neave, Gor- and fla4T escorts for the coming Uvant was chairman for the eve-
eon iromrn ua me oosw . kt? i
serve ob me scrap dook com-1 aw juonuon ana airs. . Anarew I
mittee.will besMrs. Harrv Knch. Foster asslstinev
Airs. u. . inginbotnam and Mrs.
THtTtsnAT i jJ. w. xayior. , j-Tag escorts are! Four Corners Mrs, LeSoy
Ltih Meadow; Gardens with Mrs. I Misses Bernice and Wilma Lang-1 J. Stewart was hostess on Tuesday
JTliii Stfliary ' sZLlZt:---- -'K evening tothe Hobbyists. Their
ftaicm : Wmmo'i QubhouM; Salem
CLD3 CAIXrrDAB
TemtIe ' oast chiefs . arw : .- I (ntMwi, im.Tt,44
Toatmistreis dinner mtUng. Golden J honored at the Thursday meeting! and glove making. Guests for the
-.w -A P. March 3, when Mrs. Sam Stad- evenin were Mrs. G. A. Sherman
Mchairman for. the program, Clara Morris, Mrs. Cecil Hunsaker.
Social and refreshment commit- Others present were Mrs. Jess Mc
tee for this meeting will Include, llnay. Miss Marie Lippold. Mrs.
Mrs. Casper Overosa, Mra. Olaf Waldo Miller. Mrs. Ernest Walker,
Paulson. Jr, Mrs. S. A. Pitney Mrs. Ruth Chrisman. Mrs. Wax
end Mrs. Clyde Ramsby. ..-:;v:.-reii Shrake, Mrs. Harold Snook.-
Y-Teen. Tri-Y
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Towa and Gown, rirrt Cocgrega
tioi Church, 2 p.ra.
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.23hr SuilriinK. S p.m.
Salem Woman's Club meeting, club
. bouse, 2 sjb. . .
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A Birthday Dinner
UBERTY Mr. and Mrs. Ralnh
Dent on Boone Road held their an
nual ' birthday dinner on Sunday
honoring Mr. Dent and Miss Mari
ly Williams of Lebanon who cele
brated v her sixteenth birthday.
This has been a yearly affair for
the past sixteen years. At, the din
ner were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wil
liams, Ronald and Marilyn of Lebanon,-
Mr. and Mrs. Noel Wil
liams. Alan and Nancv of Eun
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. DuPuis and
Margaret, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Men-
ear and Mr. and' Mrs. R. S. Smith
an of Portland. In the afternoon,
Mr. and 'Mrs. Vernon Moon mnA
Tamera joined tho celebration.
Founder's Day'
Dinner Tonight
Members cf Nu Chapter, Delta
Kappa Gamma will celebrate
founder's .day and the chapter's
birthday at a no-host dinner
Thursday night In the Marine
Room of the Marion. Hotel at 7
pun. Delta Kappa Gamma is a na
tional honorary for women teach
ers. - .. -.- ....
-Tho honor guests and speakers
will be Miss Emma Henkle, first
president of Alpha Rho State, and
Mrs. Paul Geddes of Roseburg,
wife of Senator Geddes, who Is I
here during the session.
FINAL T7IIID-UP OF
ON THE BALCONY
Josl 19 Beanlifnl ALL-T700L
leifis
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22!lay6i
2C3 Dresses
CVoluoe to 2&8S) I
Sums
ON THE MAIN FLOOS
Close-on! 1 Gronp Firs! Grcdo
OIHJ
mm
Qs'assSeEfes
To 8X3 Now
Eoflfion Bloeses
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BROKETf LOTS-NYLON
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0UHS;8fiIips
Froxn
LABGE GROUP
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LABGE GROUP
Caclodlng
Orion!)
. , ana
Sdfem Couple r
Married in
Palo' Alto
Of Interest to tho mimic's man
O mw win
Salem friends is announcement "of
we damage of Mrs. Mary Ellen
Shepherd, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Waldo O. Mills, and Edwin
B. Bishop, son of Mrs. J. N. bish
op, all of Salem .
The wedding was quietly sol
emnized on Wednesday afternoon
at the First Presbyterian Church
in Palo Alto, Calif. Dr. Chester
W. Hamblin, former pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church In Sa
lem, officiated at the 4:30 o'clock
rites. - ,. .
The count was unaHnrtl rv.
bride, accompanied br Mra. Rih.
od. flew south Wednesday nuvrn.
ing.
After a wedding trip to Warm
Springs, the newlyweds will be
at home - in Chico. Calif . whn
Mr. Bishop is in business.
Trinity Chapter, OES. will en
tertain members of Kingwood
Lodge, AF and AM and their ladies
Friday night at 8 o'clock in the
West Salem City Building. A pro
gram is planned, followed by a
social evening and refreshments
Grcbcnhorst's
SALEM HEIGirrS-lirs. Iltlea
Gribtnhorit entertained the
Friendly Neighbors Garden Club
on Thursday evening at &er homo
on Scenic View Drive,
The group discussed the Gar
den, council, and made plans to
accept the invitation of the Little
Garden Club of Salem Heights on
Thursday evening. Feb. 28, at the
home of Mrst Virgil Sexton oa
Waldo Ave. The group held their
annual valentine costume party.
Mrs. Donald Dawson was in
charge of -the program and Mrs.
K0T Sarert won thm hnntttv
award.-
The next meeting will be March
8 at the homo of Mra. Oitjv An.
derson, on Falrmount Ave. Mrs.
Ralph Toler will be the program
chairman. '
Sonata Program to
Bo Monday Night
A sonata concert will-be pre
sented as the second program in
the Willamette faculty series for
the season, on March 2, at 8:13
pjn. in the College of Music Re
cital hall. Artists appearing will
be Dr. Willis Gates, violinist and
Josef Schnelker, pianist. The pub
lic is mviteo. -
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MILLER'S
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nMONTH
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FEATURES
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