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SOCIAL JOTTINGS . . . Mrs. Mau- day and will be home shortly aft-
rice Brennen is entertaining with er New Year's . i . and the Bar-
an au revoir coffee Tuesday mora !
ing at ber Candalaria Heights
borne for the pleasure of Mrs. Er
vin L. Peterson, who departs this
week - for Washington, D.C. to
make her home a. . . she will be
accompanied East by sons, Kent
and Stephen, where they will join
Mr. Peterson, who is already in
Washington ... He recently as
sumed , the position of assistant
secretary of agriculture under
Ezra Benson . . . Mrs. Brennen
has invited a group of Mrs. .Peter
son's neighborhood friends to call
between 10:30 and 11:30 o'clock
... Mrs. Brennen welcomed home
her mother, Mrs. John Valek, this
weekend . . . she has been visiting
relatives in Chicago, her former
home, the past two and a half
months ... , 1
Pre-daace bests ... Mr. sad
- Mrs. James Barren and Mr. and
Mrs. J. Fred Reidy have iavited
: (vests to the former's country
borne Satarday sight before the
Town Clnb's Christinas dinner
dance at the Marios Hotel . . . Mr.
and Mrs. Otto J. WDsos will be
hosts for as Informal gathering
' Saturday sight at their South Cot-
tare Street- borne preceding tne
Waveriv Club's holiday dinner
-T dance at the Senator Hotel ...
A club hostess . . . this after
noon will be Mrs. Roy L. Houck,
who has invited the . group to
luncheon at Lipman's . i. . bridge
will be in play following the lunch
eon .. . Mrs. Ernest A. Miller will
Abe an additional guest . . ," I
Heading south . . . come Friday
will be Mr. and Mrs. Rosald E.
Jones, whs are entraining for Saa
Carlos, Calif, to attend the wed
ding of Mr. Jones niece. Sally
Hushes, sad Frederick Kaaffmaa
of Salem os Dee. It at the Com
munity Church la Saa Carlos .
A reception witf follow the nup
tials at the home of the bride
elect's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Andersoa Hughes . . . Mr.
and Mrs. Joaes will return home
' m Dec. 21 . . . Mr. Kauff man's
sister, Miss Josephine Kauff mas,
his brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
aad Mrs. Richard Chambers, and
their daughter, Ann, are driving
sooth for the wedding . . . They
are tearing Thursday aad win be
home on Dee. 22 . . . Sally sad
Fred wffl Hve Is Salem following
their marriage, where he will con
tisse with Us studies st Willam
ette University ...
A holiday ... in Palm Springs
for Mr. and Mrs. James B. Haley
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Bar
clay and children. Greg. Laurie
and Jimmy . . . They will spend
Christmas with Mrs. Roy H. Sim
mons, mother of Mrs. Haley and
Mrs. Barclay, who is spending the
winter at her desert home . ;
The Haleys are leaving Wednes
days will depart for the south on
Sunday, il . . I j
First Christmas I J . card of the
season received uus ween irom
Major and Mrs. Robert D. Weldes
(Maxino Rogers) I . .. the totter
living In Salem aatil her marriage
to the air force officer ... They
are sow' stationed at St. John's,
Newfoundland . . !. they have al
ready beea there a year sad ex
pect to be there two more . .
The Weldes family sew ssmbers
five and their children are Deeaa.
who is in the fourth grade, Dex
ter, who is ia the first grade, snd
two year old. Todd . . . Maxine
writes that the people ' are slow
in Newfoundland and behind the
times . . Living conditions are
not too bad, but she cooks oa aa
oil stove ... there are lots of
parties aad club activities at the
base, which keep! her more than
busy . Bob Is doing staff work
and takes various trips to the
States, bat hopes to re turn to
flying . I . - 1
Nursery news . . . From Klam
ath Falls comes word of the birth
of a little girl, Kelly Maureen, on
Dec. 11 to Mr. and Mrs. James
Mahoney (Jerri Jarvis) ... she
tipped the scales at six and a half
pounds :, . . Herj maternal grand
parents-are Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
J. Jarvis and the great grandpar
ents are Mr. and; Mrs. Amos Jar
vis. all of Salem .-. .
Salem! friends . . of Mr. and
Mrs. Oran Robertson (Margery
Mack) of Portland will be inter
ested to learn that they are the
parents of a daughter, Gail Irene,
born on Dec. Slat St. Vincent's
Hospital in Portland ... the baby
has an older brother . . . and her
grandmother is Mrs. Deena Mack
of Portland ... The Mack family
formerly resided In Salem . . .
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Give Holiday
Dance r:
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A ! laree eroun attended the
semi-formal dance sponsored by
members of Beta Sigma and
Gamma chapters of Epsilon Sig
ma Alpha Saturday night at the
American Legion Club.
The Larze room was festive with
holiday decorations and the $xnal
tables were centered wita vigil
lights -and bony. Mrs. Mary El
len Travis of Gamma Gamma and
Mrs. Ronald Hammett of Beta
Sigma jwere in charge of decora
tions, j i - : M
Other committees were1 Mrs.
Robert Sands trom of Gamma
Gamma and Mrs. A. G. Dickim
son of ;Beta Sigma, refreshments f
Mrs. Lawrence Baer of Gamma
Gamma and Mrs. Wallace Turn-
idge of Beta Sigma, finance.;
At the Beta Sigma chapter meet
ing at ;the home of Mrs. John St
John in Gervais members were
asked to bring gifts for a Christ
mas exchange on Dec. 20 at the
home iof Mrs. Stanley Boehmer,
During the evening members
worked on Christmas stockings.
the sorority's philanthropic proj
ect.1 Members will also bring
food for a Christmas basket at
the next meeting. i
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Coles Honored
Club Calendar
MONDAY
Wives of Salem with
Uecker. 1743 Nebraska
Auxiliary Dines
Hal Hibbard auxiliary, Span
ish War Veterans will hold its
Christmas dinner at 12:30 in the
Woman's elubhouse on Thurs
day. , The department president
and commander of the Spanish
War. Veterans wiU be present
New officers will be installed.
Mrs. Rattle Curtis was hostess
to the Friendship Club Friday
night The group is helping two
needy families for Christmas.
Mrs. Grace Wilson read a Christ
mas story and -the members sang
carols for the program.
Sheridan Mr. sad Mrs. Frank
Johnson of Port Orford have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Beverly Jean, to Dick
Lee Kunzler, son sf Mr. and Mrs.
Rolland Kunzler of Sheridan. No
date has been set for the wedding
Ministers'
Mrs. Lloyd
St.. 2 D.m.
: Bethel. 43. Job's Daurhers. Scottish
RMe Temole. 7:30 Dm.
t Delta - Gamma Mothers, chapter
house. 3 D.m.
Salem Unit. Republican Women's
Federation of Oregon, installation
and tea. J D.m.. Senator Hotel. I
Salem Junior Woman's Club Christ
mas nartT. clubhouse. 8 D.m,
Salem Memorial Hospital Auxiliary
meet at hospital. 20 a.m.
TUESDAY
: Bush Mothers meet at school.
n.m. ii i
Pi Beta Phi mothers meet at chap
ter house. 1 D.m.
Tri-County Dental Auxiliary with
Mrs. William H. BurrelL 790 N. Win
ter St S Djn.
Sigma Kappa Mothers coffee with
Mrs. Gerald A. Reeher. 10 a.m.
Salem Christian Business and Pro
fessional Women dinner meeting,
Marion Hotel. 6:15 iD.m.
i Christian Women's Club luncheon
meeting, ooraen rneasani. 1 p.m
i WEDNESDAY
s Women's Fellowship. Knight Me
mortal Church. 1:30 dessert lunch
eon. Christmas Dirty.
- West Salem Methodist WCSC with
Mrs. N. E. Shaw. 1920 Eola Drive. 11
a.m.. sack lunch
AAUW Literature group with Mrs
W. S. Ankeny; 4312 Hager St, 130
b.m 7 11
Affiswonn cnapier, jlj, acotusn
Rite Temple. 8 p.m.
Sweet Briar ciuo ennstmas am
her with Mrs. E. E. Smith, 1330 Wal
lace Road, noon.!
; First Presbyterian Church Women
Association. 12:15 luncheon, social
hall, i; i
Navy Mothers with Mrs. L. H. Hud
son. 2265 Center St, 8 p.m.
"I II THURSDAY
Y Wives meet at YWCA. 8 p.m.
;, Merry Minglers Christmas party
with Mrs. A. Martinson, 4412 Silver
ton Rd.. 1 n.m.
Merry-Go-Round Hollywood Drive
Neighbors Christmas party with Mrs.
Lyle Burnham. 7:30 p.m. '
; Salem Loins Auxiliary annual
Christmas party f with Mrs. Arthur
Erickson. 1503 S. High St. p.m.
It FRIDAY
': Garden Road Neighbors Christmas
party with Mrs. A. R. Tartar. 3430
Garden' rd.. 12:30 luncheon.
Sedgwick Woman's Relief Corps
meet at VTW Hall. 2 pm.
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On
STAYTON Mr.and Mrs. D
Anniversary
George Cole, 602 West Locust
Streetj Stayton, celebrated their
silver wedding anniversary on Sun
day afternoon, December 5. j
Relatives and friends of the
couple were hosts at an open
house and reception at the Cole
home between 2 and 5 o'clock,
it
The couple was married in the
chapel of Kimball School of Theo
logy in Salem, December 4,' 1929,
and have lived in Stayton since
the early part of 1932.
Mrs' Norman R. Trada of Aums-
vflle. cousin of Mrs. Cole, cat the
cake; j Mrs. Angus Ware served
the cake; Mrs. Kenneth Abbott and
Mrs. B. A. Schaefer poured,: Mrs.
R. G.IWood, Mrs. Lawrence Lier-
man and Mrs. James McGill re
ceived and introduced guests; Mrs,
Tex Kimsey passed the guest book
Mrs. H. C. Ross and Mrsj Harold
Wodtly had charge of the gift
book and table, and Mrs.! Pau
Kirsch, Mrs. Margaret Chamber-
Iain
D. G.
Of West Stayton,
Angel served.
and Mrs,
Other relatives attending were
E. WJ Cole. Stayton. father of-Mr,
Cole; Mr. and Mrs. Leon Judd,
Mr and Mrs. Carl Bremer, Mrs,
Homer Starr, all of near Molalla
and Woodburn; C. S. Emert and
Norman R. Trada, near Aumsville,
all cousins of Mrs. Cole, i
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Holiday Party
SIlVertoN ' Christmas gifts
were exchanged Thursday night at
the annual Christmas party of the
Silverton Jay-C-Ettes at the home
of Mrs. Harlan Roth. Mrs. R
Edeerton was co-hostess.
At a brief business meeting plans
were .made for. the Christmas bas
ket, in which a complete ham
dinner will be furnished for some
family. The young women will
assemble the basket at the home
of Mrs. William Duncan on Dec.
23. i ,
Instead of the usual Christmas
dance, the group voted to hold a
St. Valentine dance on Feb. 12,
further plans for this to be made
at the January 3 meeting of the
group. A guest Thursday night
was jMrs. James Blackman.
l)W Previe w . .
By GLORIA KATNU
Teea-Age Program Director
Christmas activity has consumed
the interests ot the YWCA Y
Teens, with the teen-agers working
industriously on service and social
projects for the holidays. Among
the big events yet to come will
be the annual "Hanging of the
Greens" and the senior high "Sno-
rBalL-. I ,4.
Hanging of the Greens, decorat
ing the YWCA in a festive way,
will be done by the high school
clubs on Wednesday evening, De
cember 15 under the direction of
the club service chairmen.
Many girls, from different clubs,
will work cooperatively to deco
rate a large tree in the lobby, con
struct a Santa Claus display on
the fireplace and hang wreaths in
the windows.
Anne Guthrie Y-Teen group will
sponsor again this year, the 'tSno
BaD." a Christmas dance for
senior high students in ,the YWCA.
This dance will be presented on
December 18 for all Y-Teens and
their dates
Junior high Y-Teens will be
busy from now until Christmas
with their wide range of activities
which include making trays favors
for the hospitals and donating food
baskets and toys to needy families.
All Y-Teeners are eagerly look
ing forward to the evening they
will be going Christmas caroling
to the public and private institu
tions in Salem. The groups will
return to the YW or to private
homes after I caroling to refresh
themselves with hot chocolate and
Christmas goodies. While the
girls are laughing and enjoying
themselves, Santa will arrive with
a gift exchange for each girL
Y-Teens are always full of pep
and energy, eager to give a help
ing hand to their fellow man and
at Christmas that enthusiasm
burns a little brighter and every
Y-Teen is ready to be of service
and credit to her community.
South Salem
Musicians in
Yule Concert
Band, orchestra, choir and girls
glee club of South Salem High
School wiU appear in concert on
Wednesday night in the school
auditorium at 8:00 o'clock. The
concert is free, and the public is
invited to attend. 1 ,
March, To Look Sharp
A Walking Tune .
Avt Maria
Merrick
Grundman
Schubert
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Soloists: Lane Olson I Trench Horn.
Michael Corcoran. Baritone Horn.
A Merry Christmas Tragkiser
Piano Solo:
Hungarian Dance No. . Brahms
Michael Corcoran
At the Gate of Heaven
Serenade
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Survey; Offered
Girl Scouts
The Santiam Council, Girl Scouts
has received word that a new
type of service, an organization
survey, will be offered to the coun
cil February: 21-March 2, 1955, ac
cording to Miss Marjorie Johnson,
executive secretary of the San
tian Council;
This survey will be conducted
by Miss Marie Thebault from the
Organization Division and the
Community Advisor for the terri
tory. They will work with the coun
cil to study ways of improving the
structure and methods of opera
tion: - 1
The purpose of the survey is to
help the council to gather and
analyze facts about its organiza
tion with the aim of making it
more effective. The survey will not
only help in planning, but will show
what changes need to be made
and will guide the council in the
coming years.
This survey will be conducted
in various councils throughout the
United States according to Miss
Johnson and the Santiam Council
was one of the few to be chosen.
Grace Elliott chapter of the
Y-Teens met Wednesday and held
a jewel auction to raise funds
The group - will go caroling on
December 22.
Last Night the Nightingale ,...KJerulf
Lift Thine Eyes .Bartholdy
While Shepherds Watched Tkach
Girls' Glee Club
Bourree . i Squire
John Gibberu, cellist
Oveture to The Messiah Handel
At Christmas Tide .Herturth
Chamber Orchestra
Gloria from the "12th Mass" Mozart
Break c Forth. O Beauteous
Heavenly Light Bach
Listen to the t Lambs Dett
Soloist: Carol Warren
Lonesome Valley Dieterich
Soloists: Yvonne Pool. Jim Heath
Salvation Is Created ... Tschesnoff
( A Cappella Choir
It Came Upon the Midnight'
Clear -, . , ; .Sears
O Little Town of Bethlehem 1 Brooks
Jingle Bells ; Pierpont
. comoiaea Groups
Pupils to Give
Nativity ! Play
' Piano pupils of Mrs. Ronald
Craven will give a nativity , play
'There Was One Who Gave
Lamb" by Annette Mason Ham,
on Tuesday night at Roberts Stu
dio as a prelude to her annual
Christmas recitaL .
Those, taking part are:- Sue
Zwicker. Jimmy Bowlin, Ernie
Anderson Linda Lorensen, Char
lotte Magnuson, Ward Harris,
Karen Covert, Bobby Lietz, David
McBride, Judy Laesch, Judy Ann
Mason. Allen Doerksen, Wayne
and Stephen Shipp, Susan Rams-
dell, Sharon Jensen, Janice Rada
maker Julie Bennett, Sharon
Kester, Judy Barry; Carolyn and
Linda Seamster, Geraldine Rose,
Pat Perrin, Janice : Gordon, Ann
Bagley, Marlene Brock, Charlene
Gronke. Accompanists are Mvrna
Simmons. Sharon Satrum, Carol
Stettler and Barbara Jean Smith.
Fred Baker, Mrs. Pete Lorensen
and Ann Bagley are directing the
play. ; I
Miss Kristine Anderson, violin
ist, will assist during the piano
and organ recital which follows
the play. ! . ' ,
Showers Given
Mrs. G. W. Bartu. the former
Joanne BlaxaQ was honored at two
showers in Portland this week.
Mrs. John Lowery Was hostess for
a luncheon and shower and Mrs.
John Holman. Mrs.! Bruce Collins
and Miss Jane Peterson for a
shower. Attending ; from Salem
were Mrs. R. C BlaxaU. Mrs.
Bartu' s mother. Mrs. Dwight
Quisenberry and Mrs. Desmond
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Statesman. Salem, Ore- Monday, Dec 13, 1954 (Sec 1 3
.. Salem Business and Profession
al Women will hold a Christmas
Party on Tuesday at 7:30 o'clock
at the Salem Woman's clubhouse.
The theme will be "Stars, Tinsel
and Mistletoe.!! Committees, will
be headed by Mrs. - Florence
Beardsley, Miss Constance Wein
man and 1 Mrs. Thomas Stacer.
The group is to bring gifts for
children from '8 to 17. A board
meeting and dessert will precede
the meeting, at the home of Miss
Eleonor Roberts. :
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