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By JERYME ENGLISH
AUTUMN SOCIAL . . calendar
dotted with numerous informal
gatherings - with visitors sharing
in the limelight . . . Dean and
Mrs. Melvin H. Geist entertained
with an informal reception Mon
day night at . their Fairmount
Hill home in compliment to Prof.
Ralph Dobbs following his piano
concert at Waller Hall . i ; Mem
bers of the Willamette Univer
sity Music School faculty, their
wives and husbands, and a few
friends were bidden to greet
Prof, and Mrs. Dobbs . . X
Honor guests ... at an inform
al gathering at the Vera Shay
home Friday night will be Com
mander and Mrs. Howard Berg
man, who recently returned to
the states from Italy and Eng
land, where they have been the
past two years . . . with their
children, Jimmy and Melinda,
the visitors are guests of his
mother, Mrs. E. E. Bergman, and
membert of her family . . . Mr.
and Mrs. Shay are arranging the
no-host dinner party in honor
of the Bergmans at their South
High Street home . . . In the
group will be a group of long
time friends including ... Mr.
and Mrs. P. H. Brydon, Dr. and
Mrs. Robert F. Wolf, Mr. and
Bin. Joseph Matujec Judge and
Mrs. Joseph Felton, Dr. and Mrs.
Charles Kaufman of Forest
Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Bowe of Grants Pass and the
Shays . . .
Complimented ... at an in
formal coffee on Monday was
Mrs. Fred N. Block of Spokane,
when Mrs. George W. Croisan
entertained at her North 14th
Street home . . . Mrs. Block, a
former Salem resident, is here
visiting her mother, Mrs. Blanche
. King, and her brother and sis
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George
W. King ... A few of Mrs.
Block's longtime friends were
bidden to the coffee .
Feted . . .at an informal gath
ering Monday night at the Fair-
mount Hill home of Justice and
Mrs. Walter Tooxe were popular
visitors in the capital, Mrs. W.
T.; Perry of Belleview, Kansas
and Mr. and Mrs. A. Q. Miller of
Salina, Kansas . ' . . The visitors
are guests at the home of. their
son and daughter, Justice and
Mrs. William C Perry . . Guests
were bidden to a dessert supper
to. greet the visitors.
: Entertaining . . . with an in
formal supper party Friday night
xnll be Mr. and Mrs. Richard
trabley . . . the affair will compli
ment Miss Dorothy Klinefelter
and her fiance, Rodney C Bright,
whose marriage will be an event
of Saturday at the First Christian
Church ... the party will follow
the wedding rehearsal and bid
den are members of the ; two
families and the bridal party.
Club jottings . . . Mrs. Merrill
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D. Ohling is entertaining mem
bers of her Drama Cuss today
at her . Seal Rock, beach home
. several in. the group left
Monday for the coast resort . . .
A hostess this afternoon at a
bridge luncheon for membert of
her club will be Mrs. Vera Shay
. Additional guests will be
Mrs. Melvin H. Geist, Mrs. James
Watts, Mrs. Stephen Tabaccbi
and Mrs. Charles McCoIIoch ...
Mrs. Kenneth Power will preside
at a bridge luncheon en Wednes
day afternoon for her club at her
Center Street home . . . Guests
will be Mrs. Bertram Thomson
and Mrs. Richard Lee . . . . '
Celebrating . . . her sixth birth
day at a Halloween party this
afternoon will be Becky Purvine,
daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Ralph
. Purvine . . , The youngsters
have been invited to the Purvine
home on Saginaw Street at 3 o'
clock ... there will be Halloween
stories, games and movies for the
children . . . Wishing Becky a
happy birthday will be Franca
McLeod, Sammy Haley, Laurie
and Greg Barclay, Susan Fisher,
Clifford Brown, Janet Buren,
Timmy HeltzeL Pamela Pagen
stecher, Barbara Busick, Katrin
ka Johnson, Martha and - Bar
bara Mills, Spencer Allen, Chri
stine Cooley, Carol Ann Fin
seth, Susan .Dyrud, Clara Craig,
Diane Taylor, Elizabeth McCar-
gar, Susan and Dune Beal,
Cathy Allen and Billy Purvine,
brother of the honor guest . . ,
Becky will also celebrate her
birthday-at a party in her first
grade room at Baker School to
day ., .
Second birthday . . . party
Sunday afternoon for Pamela
Cooley, daughter of the Richard
L. Coolers . . . A dozen neigh
borhood children bidden to wish
Turley and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Cooley home on North Cottage
Street , . . special guests were
Pamela a happy birthday at the
her grandparents, Mrs. Robert
H. Cooley . . Monday night Pa
mela was honored at a family
birthday dinner at the Ralph
cooley home ...
Six years old ... Is Mary be th
Junghng ... to celebrate the oc
casion Marybeth invited a group
ox her mends to a party on Sat
urday afternoon at the home of
her parents, the Robert Jung
lings . . . Movies were shown the
youngsters . . . Honoring Mary
beth were Kathryn Williamson,
Marcia Buchholtz, Kareen Wil
liamson, Angela Champayne,
Christine Cooley, Susan Rams
dell, Janet Felker, Nancy Childi.
Connie Brown and Roberta Jung
ling, sister of the honor guest ...
Returns home . . . Mrs. WO
liam McGikhrist has been in
Portland the past week staying
with ner grandson, Billy Buck,
while his parents, the Peter
Bucks were away . . Mrs Buck
new to Las Vegas to join her
husband on his return from a
business trip East .' , . they spent
a week at the desert resort be
fore coming north ...
Announcement . . . is beinz
maae 01 the marriage of miss
Donna Marie BoeteL daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Garland.
Portland, to Thomas Larsen
Warner, son . of Supreme Court
Justice and Mrs. Harold J. War
ner . . . Justice Warner officia
ted at the ceremony held at the
home of the bride's parents . , j
Additional sorority pledge..
news comes from Oregon State
College . . . Beverly Mott has
been pledged to Alpha Phi . .
Geri Keene, daughter of the Roji
S. Keenes of Corvallis, formerly
01 baiem, is a pledge of Delta
Delta Delta ... and Marcia
Maple, daughter of the Howard
Maples of Bend, former Salem
residents, is wearing the Pi Beta
Phi pledge pin . . . (
Robert Howland j
To bo Married
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Vows Read
HUBBARD A doable 'ring,
candlelight ceremony united
Miss Doris Anne Friend, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J.
Friend of Hubbard, and Robert
Dale Diller, son of Mr. and Mrs.
E. C Diller of Aurora,' in mar
riage at the Zojyr Evangelical
Lutheran Church in Canby, Sat
urday evening, October 3. The
Reverend Gordon Mv Trygstad
performed .the ceremony. Miss
Alice Clement of Beaverton was
the organist Mrs. Willis Berkey
of Hubbard and Robert Craig of
Hubbard sang. .
The bride wore a gown of
white lace and nylon marquisette
styled with fitted bodice, sweet
heart neckline, long pointed
sleeves, and flaring pointed pep
him over the full skirt with a
train. Her fingertip vety of il
lusion was held in place with a
coronet of lacee studded with
pearls and sequins.
Miss Robin Berkey of Hubbard
was maid of honor wearing a
floorlength gown of gold, velvet
and net' She carried large gold
and bronze chrysanthemums.
Bridesmaids were Miss Shirley
Burnham of Broadacres and Mrs.
Dale Lorenz of Portland wearing
emerald green gowns of velvet
and net , They carried ; yellow
chrysanthemums.
Charles Diller was best man
for his brother and ushers were
Dave Wagner of Aurora and Rob
ert Gauthier of Astoria, v
Candlelighters were Miss Shir
ley Dancer of Broadacres ana
Miss Virginia Claypool of Al
bany. Gail Hixson was flower girl
and Daryl Miller, cousin of the
bride, was nngbearer.
The reception followed in the
church parlors. The bride's cake
was served by Mrs. Berkey, Mrs.
Robert Stauff er of Hubbard
poured the coffee, and Mrs.
Dwynn Miller of Salem and Mrs.
Bert Tilley of Beavercreek,
served the punch. Assisting were
Mrs. Steve Ensign, Mrs. Lester
Pulley, Mrs. Hugh Wells, Mrs.
Claude Moomaw, - Miss Carmen
ScholL all of Hubbard, Mrs. Verl
Cochran of Canby, Misses Karen
Matthieu of Oregon City, Char
lotte Anderson of Hubbard and
Bonnie Hathaway of Butteville.
The couple will go to Sacra
mento, California on their trip
and expect to be at home in Mc
Minnville about October 12. Mrs.
Diller is employed in Salem and
Mr. Diller is attending Linfield
College. v
Engagement of
Broadacres Girl
BROADACRES Mr. and Mrs.
C E. Burnham of Broadacres
have announced the engagement
of their daughter. Shirley to Pvt.
William L. McLaren, U. S. Army,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mc
Laren of Aurora.
Pvt. McLaren is stationed at
Ft Ord, California for his basic
training.
Both young people are North
Marion Union High School grad
uates. Miss Burnham is working
for an insurance company in
Portland and commutes daily.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Fashion Show for
Woman's Club
The West Salem Woman's Club
will launch its fall activities with
a fashion show at its first meet
ing Thursday night at the West
Salem City Hall at 8 p.m. Fash
ions will be shown from Lor
man's Dress Shop of West Salem.
The Halloween theme will be
used in the decor and refresh
ments will be served by the of
ficers, who are serving as host
esses for the first meeting. Mrs.
Stanley Zelmer is president and
will be assisted by Mrs. Robert
Cameron, Mrs. Carl Oleen and
Mrs. Darrel Bradford. j
Mrs. E. Reichert of the Marion
County Honfe Extension project
will speak to the group. All mem
bers and guests are invited , to
attend the meeting.
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred doVries, who celebrated their
golden wedding cmniversary at a reception on Sept 27
i at "the home of their' son and daughter-in-laVr, Mr. and
-.. Mrs Harold deVries. The couple's marriage stoolc place
in Salemon Sept 30, 1903 and they have resided at
I Prcrtum ever since.
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Of interest to the groom-elect's
many Salem friends is announce
ment and forthcoming marriage
ox Kooert e. Howland of Orange,
Calif., formerly of Salem, to Miss
Ruth Razey, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl J. Frey of Anaheim.
Calif Mr. Howland is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Don C Feemster of
Orange, Calif. - - 'ji
The marriage will take place
on sunday afternoon. Nov. 7 at
Capilla de San Antonio in Ana
heim at 4 o'clock. ; i
juttRsun-reuciuuons ge
to the Rev. and Mrs. Donald
Helseth on the birth of their
first child, a son, at Good Sa
maritan hospital in Corvallis on
Wednesday, September 23. The
baby weighed 7 pounds nine
ounces and has been named Doii
ald Lawrence. The Helseth
in the Plaza Apartments at 16th
na Jackson in corvallis, where
the Rev. Mr. . Helseth is nastnr
of the Christian Church. Mn
Helseth is the former Lois Smith.
uaugmer . 01 ine Irvine Wrights
of Jefferson.
Miss Grace Corey, daughter ef
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Corey, 1454
Marion St, was recently elected
vice-president of. St Catherine
Hall at Marylhurst College. Miss
Corey, a junior music major,
graduated from Sacred Heart
High in Salem.
Chairmen Are Named
: Chairmen for the special com
mittees of the Lancaster Home
Extension unit appointed by the
president Mrs. Ernest Butler at
the meeting held Thursday in
Mayflower Hall were: Hospitality,
Mrs. Ben F. Schmoker; standard
unit, Mrs. Wade Carter; 4-H. Mrs.
Albert Fabry; luncheon and rec
reation, Mrs. Covil Case; legisla
tive, Mrs. Charles W. Hagan;
A.C.W.W. chairmen for study of
Hawaii, Mrs. C R. . Mudd and
Mrs. Hagan. Reports were given
by Mrs. Mudd and Mrs. Hagan of
the special meeting they attended
at the Floyd Fox home near Sil
verton at which the speaker was
Mrs. a M. Marshall. She told of
the Women's Institutes in South
Africa, one of which she is
member.
Chrismans Celebrate
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STAYTON A wedding solemn
ized in Salem on September 25,
1903 was celebrated on its fiftieth
anniversary when their nine chil
dren and 14 grandchildren gath
ered at the home of their par
ents and grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Chrism an, who have
made their home on the same
Linn County farm throughout
their entire married life. Several
other relatives also were present
All their children and their fam
ilies also live in the area.
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First Meetings
FonLeague !
Thursday ;x
i The first monthly unit meet
ings of the League of Women
Voters of Salem will be held on
Thursday, October 8. , The i noon
meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. George Swartsley, 1645 S.
Summer St, and the evening
group will meet at 8:00. o'clock
at the residence of Mrs. L. E.
deWeese, 1675 Fir St s
With the approach of United
Nations Week later in October,
the meetings will devote most
of their time to this subject
Mrs. C. M. Collins, chairman of
U.N. activities for the league,
has arranged a program based
on some of the U.N. specialized
agencies.' Mrs. Collins, ; Miss
Mary Eyre, Mrs. Francis Gas-
kins, and Mrs. E. M. Lorngan
will speak on. the general atti
tude toward the UJ, worm
Health. U.N.E.S.C.O., and the
Food and Agricultural organ
ization. A film will also be shown.
Following this program, the
members will hear a brief re
port on the league's local pro
ject "police protection for ju
veniles and investigation , for
the need of a police woman in
Salem." to be given by ; Mrs.
Richard Embick, chairman, and
Mrs. Ben Ratcliff.
Church Rites
Unite Couple
GERVAIS Miss Helen Irene
Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John E. Moore of Brooks, . be
came the bride of Harry Nosack,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nosack,
at Sacred Heart Catholic Church
on Sept 8 with the Rev. George
Sniderhon officiating at the 10
o'clock rites, ' :
Miss Helen Keber of Mt Angel
was the organist and Miss Jean
Manning of Gervais the soloist.
The bride wore a ballerina
gown of lace over taffeta with
a fingertip veil caught to a
headdress of seed, pearls; and
lace. She carried a white prayer
book marked with white carna
tions and bouvardia. -
Miss Marian Moore, sister 01
the bride, was the maid of hon
or. She wore a ballerina gown
of pink taffeta with a white eye
let organdy overskirt She car
ried a nosegay of pink rose
buds. ' '-
Jim Nosack served as . best
man for his brother. John Moore,
brother of the bride, Harry Er
wert and Eugene Nosack, cou
sins of the groom were ushers.
Mrs. Moore selected a navy
blue gown with rust accessor
ies for her daughter's wedding
and a corsage of gold chrysan
themums. Mrs. Nosack, ; the
groom's mother, wore a black
crepe gown with red accessories.
Her flowers were pink chrysan
themums and bouvardia. i
A reception was held in the
parish halL Mrs. William A.
Milburn, aunt of the bride, cut
the cake, assisted by Miss Mar
ian Moore and Miss. Jean; Man
ning. Assisting about the rooms
were Miss Vivian Sturgis, Miss
Phyllis Finnicum, Miss . Myrna
Landon, Miss Beverly Saylor,
Mrs. Amos Shaw, Mrs- E. Lan
don, Mrs. Peter Schlechter, Mrs.
R. Birn, Miss Katy Dietrick,
Mrs. Jack Scorgie and Mrs. Larry
Saylor. r- 1
The couple will live In Oregon
City. For going away the bride
wore an oxford grey suit with
rust accessories. -
Miss Harper Weds
U.S. Navy Man
CLUB CALENDAR
TUESDAY ...
Swegle Road Garden Club with
Mr. Robert Fryrear, 7:30 pjn.
saiem writers Club with Mr. and
Mrs. N. r. Anderson, 1140 Belmlre
Drive, 1-J3Q p.m. i , . -
Missouri Club with Mrs. C R. Os
born, 4240 State SU 12 JO no-host
luncheon. : -
Junior Hi-Y, and Hi-Y Mothers
Cl'ib, YMCA, salad luncheon, noon.
American War Mothers meet at
American Lesion Chib. 2 p.m.
Salem- General Hospital Auxiliary
at YWCA, 10 a.n. (
- Swegle -Woman's Club workshop
meeUng with Mrs. Clark McCalL
WEDNESDAY
Salem - Firemen't Auxiliary with
Mrs. Charles Patterson. 2240 Elec
tric St.. S p.m.
Women's ' Guild. First Congrega
tional Church, covered dish ; lunch
eon at church, l"pjn.
Women's Fellowship. Knight Me
morial Church, tea. 2 p.m.
Soroptimists luncheon, business
meeting,- Golden Pheasant, noon.
Degree of Honor Protective Asso
ciation. Inspection of officers, Salem
Woman's Club, p. m.
Centralis Temple. Pythian Sisters,
Beaver UaU, S p. m. .
THURSDAY
Auburn Woman's Club with Mrs.
Harnr Eckstein. 5M0 Center SU noon.
Salem Toastmistress Club. Golden
Pheasant, 8 p.m.
Keizer Sewlne Club with Mrs.
Ben Claggett, 1820 Chemawa Road,
all day.
Sojourners meet at Salem Wom
an's Clubhouse. 1 D.m.
Neighbors of woodcraft - Thimble
Club with Mrs. Lloyd Mitchell. 1563
Norway St.. no-host luncheon, noon,
Merry Minglers with Mrs. J. L
Wafers. 1:30 D.m. ' " .
West Salem Woman's Club meet at
West Salem City Hall. Id. m.
Labish Meadow Gardeners with
Mrs. Alvaln Van Cleave. V20 dessert.
Past Presidents. Woman's Relief
Corps, with Mrs. Sarah Peterson, 235
west Wilson st iso to p. m.
ntmAT '
balem Woman's Club meet at club
house, 2 p.m.
Willamette University Faculty Wo
men's Club with Mrs. G. Herbert
Smiht. 2 JO p.m.
Queen to Visit
Nile Club in
October
BUTTEVILLE Miss Berna-
dine Harper, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Harper "of Butte
ville, was married to William
Croco, son of Mrs. Earl Chinn of
Orenco, and formerly of Butte
ville, on Saturday, September 26
in Yuma, Ana.
; Mr. Croco is a seaman with the
navy and the couple will live in
San Diego until he leaves for
Japan. His commanding officer
accompanied the couple to Yuma.
Mrs. Croco was with an insur-
ance company in Portland prior
to her marriage.
This makes three marriages in
the Croco family within the past
several months, Barbara v Jean
Croco married Jack McLeod June
6, and Mrs. Russell Croco mar
ried Earl Chin on September 4.
i Past ' Presidents 1-Woinan'i
Relief Corps will meet at the
home of Mrs. Sarah Peterson, 233
West Wilson St, on Thursday
afternoon from 1:30 to 4 o'clock.
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DAR Luncheon
On Saturday
Mrs. George Bossman gave an
interesting book review of Thom
as B. Costain't "Silver Chalice"
at the luncheon meeting of Chem
eketa Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution Saturday
afternoon atf the Marion HoteL
Mrs.! H. G3 Henderson, regent,
presided at the business meeting.
The , chapterf passed $ the amend
ment to the by-laws and raised
dues a dollar per year. .
Guests at the meeting; were
Mrs.Winifrea Pettyjohn, Mrs.
Jack Taggart, Miss , Helen Lane
and Mrs. Charles Ratcliff of Rio
Vista, CaLi.,f formerly of Salem
and a member of the chapter. .
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First Mooting
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The Girl Scouts Salem District
Leaders club will hold its first
fall meeting! Thursday morning
at the YMCA from 9:30 a.m. to
noon. The program will include
songs, games and crafts, using the
Halloween theme.
Members are asked to dress for
fun and bring interested friends
and . neighbors. There will be a
baby sitter provided for the chil
dren at the YMCA.
Mrs. James Waite is president
of the intermediate Girl Scout
leaders and ;Mrs. W. A. Link for
the leaders of. the Brownie
Scouts, -j -,
Thrco Couples
Arb Winners
I i "if,'
Three married couples were
among thefour winners of the
first i October master point com
petition of? the Salem Elks Dup
licate Bridge club. They were Mr.
and Mrs.4 Arthur L. Lewis, Mr.
and Mrs. Max Moore of Scio, Mr.
and sMrs.1 ftarry Freund of Cor
vallis, and Ray Ward and Oliver
B. Huston
Others placing in the two-section
tournament included Mrs.
Miltdn D. Parker, Charles Tamb-
ling,: ' Mrs.1 C; C. Gabriel, Mrs.
Walter A. Barsch; Mrs. A. G. Sen
der, Mrs. J. Lewelling and Mrs.
Jose Morik, all of Corvallis;
Charles Tambling, W. P. Leary,
Mrs. Donald Duncan, Mrs. W. E.
Ritchie, Mr. R. H. Tokerud, Mrs.
Leona Taylor, Mrs. L. W. Fras
ier, Mrs. Ward Graham and Ellis
H. Jones. I--. -'''- ;,.
In the Monday evening series
for the senior players, L. W. Fras
ier has taken the lead after three
tournaments. Closely following
were Mrs. W. Graham, W. P.
Leary, Mrs. Robert McKesson,
Gilbert Groff and Ralph S. Dan-
nen of Brownsville. -
Junior top scorers in the week
ly tournament ' for duplicate
beginners were- Mrs. Kenneth
Hanson and Mrs. Dale Emery,
both of Stayton, and Mrs. Carl
Charnholm and Donald Duncan.
Salem Daughters of the Nile
welcomed ten new members at
the club's first luncheon meet
ing of the season Monday ai
the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Claude
Post, president, presided at the
business session.
New members welcomed were
Mrs. Charles E. Low, Mrs. Mel
vin Kelley. Mrs. John Miller,
Mrs. Everett Crabtree. Mrs. Wil
bur McCune, Mrs. Jess ? Early-
wine, Mrs. Paul; Hicks, Mrs.
Charles Hatfield, Mrs. James L.
Smith and Mrs. En a Harless..
Mrs. Kenneth podge was
chairman of the luncheon com
mittee.
The club will hold two meet
ings in October and there will be
no regular meetings in Novem
ber. Mrs. Fred i L. Peterson,
queen of Nydia Temple, i will
make her official visit to the
Salem Club on Mondav. October
26 at which time she wilfW hon
ored at a luncheon at the Masonic '
Temple. v.: -.?-
A rummage sale is being plan
ned by the club iwith proceeds
to go to the Shrine Hospital.
Mrs. John GraybiU is chairman
and Mrs. Elmo McMillan, co-
chairman, of the sale to be held
Oct 30 and 31 over Green-
baum's. . ;
Mrs. Hyde to Inspect '
A special meeting of the De
gree of He nor Protective Associa
tion will be held at Salem Wom
on's Club, 460 N. Cottage St . 8
p.m, Wednesday, Oct 7. Mrs.
Violet Hyde of Albany, state past
president, will conduct the inspec
tion of officers' work. All officers
and members are asked to be
present J
Woman's Society of World
Service of the Englewood United
Brethren Church will meet for a
1:15 dessert luncheon on Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. Leila
Luckey, 679 Breys Ave. Mrs. Otis
Bradbury is the leader and a
white elephant sale will be held
during the meeting.
Mrs. Elmer O. Berg will be
hostess to the AAUW Spanish
group at ; her North Summer
Street home Thursday nighL -
Club Notices
To Be Mailed
Increase in the number of
clubs using The Statesman for
meeting notices has made . it
necessary to request that all
such information be tent in by
mail, rather than telephoned.
r Club presidents Should in
form their publicity chairmen
to send in the notices on post
cards, preferably typewritten.
Material for the Sunday States
man must be in the hands of
the Women's Department by
Wednesday noon. j
Surprise Dinner
Fetes Couples
SILVERTON The Dwight
Footes, who have lived for sev
eral years at 214 Cowing Street,
and the Lawrence Liermans, for
merly of Bethany, were feted at
an ' all-church surprise no-host
dinner Friday night at the Meth
odist Church.
The Liermans have just moved
to Stayton and the Footes are
moving to Coos Bay.
Both families were active
membert of the local Methodist
Church, Mrs. Foote having serv
ed as superintendent of the jun
ior division of the church school
and as president of the Woman's
Society of Christian Service.
Mrs. Lierman, prior to Mrs.
Foote, served for more than two
years as president of the WSCS.
She was also a teacher in the
Church School. Both Mr. Foote
and Mr. Lierman were members
of the official church board.
The group presented the two
families with gifts for their new
homes. The Rev.? Douglas Har-
relL pastor, was master of cere
monies. Edgar R. Boyce, chair
man of the church board, made
the presentation of the gifts.
Auxiliary Will
Work on Sale
Auxiliary to Military Order of
Purple Heart win meet with Mrs.
Verne Ostrander, 4255 Center St
Wednesday, October 7 at 8 pjn.
After the meeting the auxiliary
members will work on the coming
Viola sale.
' Eugene Shrout chairman of the
sale, will join the auxiliary. Mrs.
Lorraine Boehmer is : auxiliary
chairman. This money is used for
the veterans and their families
and the hospital and rehabilita
tion program carried on by the
organization. The Purple Heart
organization is open, to all combat-wounded
veterans of all wars.
: Mrs. Delmer Ramsdell and Mrs.
Hunt Clark Swill entertain the
Little Garden Club of Salem
Heights on Thursday afternoon
at a one o'clock dessert luncheon
at the Ramsdell home on West
Salem Heights Avenue. Mrs. Jay
Morris will present the program.
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