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x- .. . ' f fiv -ft. T 10-(Sttv3)-Statsmsn, Salem, Women . .". Music . . . - At Oregon x . Sally Greig Winner of Plaque By MARCIA WEBB , - Statesman Correspondent 1 EUGENE Miss Sally Jo Greig, sophomore majoring in English. " has top billing on the Mortar Board Plaque this year for her accumulative grade point average of 3.71 for her freshman year. Aside from the fact that she had the hishest grades .among- the .women of her class, she was the . Sweetheart of Sigma Chi, and is a member of the rally squad, co editor of the , Emerald women's page, in Kwama (sophomore , women's honorary), working to make Dad's Day successful, and helping with many other campus activities. ' ' 1 Among, the other - Salem stu dents active on campus are' Bill Mainwaring and Ann Ritchey as members of the Emerald staff. Jean Smith spends much of her time working for KWAX, the campus radio station, which is . almost entirely run by the stu dents. Rogar Middleion ancf his band r. providing the music for the Frosh Sno-Ball, a' dance sched uled for January . ; " " . The University has a 11 per cent increase in enrollment over that at th end of the first week of win ter term a year ago. Though 636 students dropped" out after fall term, there are 4066 currently en rolled. The third annual Panhellenic pledge banquet was held Wednes day in the Student Union. All sor ority pledges were urged .to at tend such as Julie Astrup, Pat Gordon, Nancy Hilton, Sharon Johnson, Nancy Lidbeck, Judy Loucks, Lauranne Ray and Diane Van Horn. . Many fraternities and sororities held initiation last weekend. In cluded among the new members, naming only a few, are Marian Baum and Betty Lou Boehm, Kap pa Alpha Theta: Sally Hoy, Gam ma Phi Beta: Karen Johnson, Al pha Phi; and Yvonne Stevens, Zeta Tail Alpha. The Zeta Tau Alpha pledge class of which Yvonne Stevens was a member received the highest grade ' average for last term of any organization, with the figures of 3.22. N Pat ' Collins and Nancy Hilton will spend Saturday evening at the Delta Zeta house dance and Ann Ritchey. will attend the dance at Alpha Omicron PL Many other Oregon students - including ' Scott Page will be at Corvallis for the Oregon vi 0. S. C game. 1 NT as - . Oregon, Friday, Jan. 21, 1935 Statesman's HOME Fashions Vv Features Guests at OES Meeting i Special 'guests' at the' meeting of Chadwick, Chapter, OES Tues day- night were Senator Howard Belton, Canby, past worthy grand patron of the Grand Chapter of Oregon, Airs. A. . Armstrong, junior past worthy matron and Tom Kelly, junior past patron. Refreshments ' were ' served fol lowing the meeting and the com mittee included Mr.' and Mrs. -Mil lard A. Pekar, Mr and Mrs. Bur ton Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bramble, Mrs. Adolph Bombeck, Mrs. George Bird, Mrs. Helen Busch and Mrs. Lana Beechler. Reception Will Fete Couple On Sunday MONMOUTH --MrJand Mrs. H. H. Williamson will observe their golden wedding anniversary on Sunday, ? Jan. 23. Their four children: a sen and three daugh ters, are arranging a reception at the family home on South .Mon mouth avenue in their honor Sun day afternoon. Ann Abel, who Is 72, was born at Richhill. Mo., April 15. 18882. Hulet Williamson, , 73, was born Feb. 17, 1883. near LaFollette, Tenn. She taught school for several years prior to her marriage. For five years they farmed in Mis souri, then moved to Essex, Mon tana, operating a restaurant for 3 years. From 1916 to 1930, he was in the mechanical department of the Great Northern railway, Calis pell division, and their home was in Whitefish, Montana. Mr. Williamson was active in civic affairs, serving as mayor of Whitefish for two years, and two terms also . as city councilman. Following his retirement from the railroad in 1930, they traveled all over the U..S., later settling in Monmouth, as they preferred the mild Willamette Valley climate. Their children are: Mrs. Naomi Stribling and Mrs. Leta Lindner, Portland; Mrs. Ada Braus, Hager stown, Maryland; and Wayne Wil liamson, and engineer with Boe ing Aircraft, Seattle. j The Williamsons were married Jan. 23, 1903 at the home of Judge and Mrs. J. A. Nash at Cheny, Mo. Mrs. Nash, who is Mrs. William son's only sister, now lives at Bakersfield, Calif. j Mrs. Stribling will serve the cake at the reception; Mrs. John Schmidt will preside at the coffee urn, and Mrs. Mary Shannon, Mon mouth, will serve punch. Mrs. Siebert J. Williamson .will greet the guests, and Mrs. Lindner and Wayne Williamson will h a,v e charge of gifts and guest book. realist is (y&. with (stBilfeiiMi f C7' ii i r i i a i i i i i i i ' i Qf Pq fQ j insta Satu ! Miss Mary Clare Mooney, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Mooney, will be installed as hon ored queen of Bethel 48, Job's Daughters at a formal ceremony Saturday night- at the Scottish Rite Templet at 8 o'clock. The in terested public is invited to at- tendV;r Other officers to be installed are Diane Ferguson, senior prin cess; Jackie Fisher, junior prin cess; Trisha Perrin, guide; Janice Drakeley, marshal; Pat White, in ner guard; .Betty McClanahan, outer guard; Linda Bleckert, Ju dy Filler, Phyllis Kaye Morris, Edwins Fitzgerald and Marlyn Hallisy, first, second, third, fourth and fifth messengers; Sue Shay, recorder; Helen Harrison, treas urer; : i ;. -v Diane Gevin, musician; Louise Henderson, chaplain; Barbara Ro berts, librarian; Sandra Engleson and Kathy Larious, junior and senior custodian; Beth Goodman, Lady of Lights; Julie Larious and Kathy Campbell, pages; Arlene Wever and Pat Fockl, historians, and Kathy Hill, merit keeper. Committee chairmen for the en suing term include Melodee Rains hospitality; Dianna Kinger, cheer; Beverly Hanson, decorations; Jo Ann 'HilL program, and Claudia Arnold, telephone. Miss Yetter Installed as RN A Oracle Mrs. Mae Logan, state super visor, was present at the meeting of the Royal Neighbors held Wed nesday night at the VFW Hall and installed the following of ficers for the coming year: Oracle, Miss Mildred Yetter; vice oracle, Mrs. F. J. Ardt; past oracle, Mrs. Hattie Ruef; chancel lor, Mrs. O. G. Robertson; record er, Mrs. John Sohrt; , receiver, Mrs. Charles Gregory; marshal. Mrs. Betty McMorris; assistant marshal, Mrs. Stanley Quamme; inner sentinel, Mrs. C. E. Skel ton; ' Outer sentinel, Mrs. Rosa Cole; flag bearer, Mrs. A. T. Macklin; drill captain, Mrs. Gladys Appel late; juvenile director, Miss Neo ma Phillips; musician, Mrs. Net tie Larson; manager, Mrs. George Zeuske; faith, Mrs. Lloyd Ken nedy; courage, Mrs. Homer Ly ons; modesty, Mrs. Sherm Gard ner; endurance, Mrs. Ethel Dav enport; unselfishness, Mrs. E. F. Sequin. Mrs. Luther Miles, district deputy, acted as ceremonial mar shal and was assisted by Mrs. Gladys Appelgate. Members serv ing on the escort team were Mrs. Wendell Macklin, Mrs. Howard Phelps, Mrs. Elmer I verso n, Mrs. Roy Hagedorn, Miss Jenny Cline, Mrs. Mary Champ, Mrs. E. H. El liott and Mrs. E. A. Jackson. Piano selections were given by Jimmie Davenport and by . Mrs. Nettie Larson, and a humorous rday TO Breakfast to eat and gives your family a fast "start on the day when. you use Cen- f tennial Pancake and Waffle Mix. This excellent prod uct is made from the world's finest soft-test wheat grown right here in the Pacific Northwest Blended carefully, mixed with precision and care, it gives' ;V your pancakes and waffles a feather-light texture, " " 4 golden hrown. color, and rich butternut flavor. Buy ', package, today at your favorite food store! Look v'i for the new 2H lb. package-the A and 10 lb. bags. ar. ' :'x4PJlo . Miss Mary Clare Mooney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Mooney, who will be installed ashonored queen of Bethel 48, Job's Daughters Saturday night. (Kennell Ellis Studio). Double Bridal Shower HOPEWELL A double bridal shower will be held at the Hope well Evangelical United Brethren Church Friday evening, Jan. 28 at 8 p.m. for Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard Nelson (Ellen Taskinen), whose marriage was an event of Dec. 10 and for Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stephens who were mar ried at Stevenson, Wash., on Dec. LDJERTY Mrs. Harold Rose bra ugh entertained the Wee Weed ers Garden club on Tuesday after noon t her home on Liberty Road. Mrs. S. B. Davidson was the as sisting hostess. Marvin Black was guest speaker and discussed peren nials. Mrs. Arthur Czarnetzki of Kramer, North Dakota was a guest.., ; reading by Mrs. C. G. Robertson. Refreshments were served in the dining room and the com mittee included Mrs. George Zeuske, Mrs. Margaret Willis, Mrs. Walter Van OsdoL Mrs. Mary Shelley, Miss Neoma Phillips, Mrs. Roy Hagedorn. Mrs. Joan Holman, and Mrs. Curtis WitzeL IT'S EASY TO MAKE JUST SIX MINUTES FROM PACKAGE PLATE! is easy to make, good . v . " t . : ..V ) V - ew.' t 4 vf:'.:,,:::-.:'-..:, v ' v 1 ? ' v. - - v ' fl To Honor, Mrs. Combs Mrs. Catherine Combs, 1 who celebrated her 100th birthday on Jan. 19, will! be honored at an open house on Sunday, Jan., 23, at the home of her son and daugh ter-in-law, Mr and Mrs. Frank Combs, Route. 3, Box 962. Friends and relatives of Mrs. Combs are invited to call between 2 and 4 o'clock. ' . Weekend guests at the Roy Blanchard borne on Garden Rd. were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Passmore and daughter, Darlene, from Kam loops, B. C, j and their daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Shearer, Tacoma, Wash. Mrs. Passmore is the granddaughter of Roy Blanchard's father who lives in their home, and celebrated-his 89th birthday; several -weeks ago. They left Salem Sunday night for a trip south tp Pheonix, Ariz. - ' I Soreptlmlst Club members held a social meeting Wednesday night at the home xA. Mrs. R. S. Brooks on Candis i Avenue. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Donald Rein e, Mrs. Mervin D. Fidler. Mrs. Marjorie Charboneau and ; Mrs. Ira h. Darby. t r Hrfl-1 m "Ami' r " ill ,. "Kf l Sum - " t ' - - .. . U Mrs. Kuper to Head leaders ?. . - ,k ' i. 1 -, ; Mrs. Clarence Kuper of. Prin gle Road, was elected 1955 chair man of the Salem Camp Fire Leaders Association ' at their January meeting Tuesday morn ing.;. Mrs. Kuper directs a group of .second grade Blue Birds at Uorningside schooL t , : ' The association, chose Mrs. Rob ert Anderson, .leader: of Hoover school Camp Fire Girls, as vice chairman, and Mrs. Orville Johns, whose Camp Fire group attends Englewood school, became the 1955. - secretary. :! Former chair man, Mrs., David Reynolds, will fill the post of treasurer , Camp Fire leaders directed by Mrs. Del Milne of .the. training committee; discussed "Let Free dom Ring," theme of the 1955 Camp . Fire : Birthday Honor. Mrs. Robert Anderson presented a Mring-on game which involves the matching of historical places with activities of famous Americans.- - v-.;-'- Blue : Bird leaders' held their own workshops, discussing how to help the younger , girls to un derstand patriotic customs and observances. All groups in the Camp Fire organization will em phasize the Bill of Rights theme and participate in activities planned for better understanding TfTe ohlu eofiee ' j . - " - 'I. ' I ' aaSBasssssassnssas) with- that ood fo the last Drop flavor 4 CooliQltes Entertained ' Cootiette Club -members, were entertained at the; home of Mrs. Evelyn Greece on Chehalis Ave nue. - Mrs. Gil Bannister and Mrs. Roy Simpson, took home made cakes to the. girls in Butler ward at the Tuberculosis . hospitaL Flans were made to make a sun shine' box for patients at the hos pitaL The Jan. 28 meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Mil dred Glasi , : -y ' Betrotbal is Told, J :r WILLAMINA Mr.?tnd Mrs. Marvin O. Mann, of . McMinnville have announced the engagement of their daughter.' Mesa Belle, to Oral Albert Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson of Wil lamina. . jr.-.- , - . .-. The bride-elect is a senior, at the McMinnville high school, and the bridegroom-elect Is employed in WUIamina. A July wedding is being planned. ; f a :' ': of Americans! personal freedoms, during the current year.? . Carl Armstrong, coordinator for the.' mp Fire' candy aale, spoke to the association. He an nounced the dates ' of the mint sale in Marion and Polk counties will be .February 11 to 26, and explained the plan for distribut ing candy through sales chair men in various districts of Salem. in the woirld magiaaajpaaatflaaijinlBU-iaWi V 1 1 riv Pr k K.-f Pah palce & IVaf f 16 Mix . Club Calendar WEDNESDAY tentrslla Temple. Pythian SisUra, Braver Hall. S p.m. Sweet Briar Club with Mrs. Wal ter Ericluoa. 78 WaUace Road. 2 p.m. Women's Association of First Pres brttrisn Church meet ia social haO. 12:1 luncheon. .-. THdtSDAT ' Keizer Ladle Sewinf Chib with Mrs., Arthur Cumminga. 340 Cum mings Ljuic, all tfay, . covered dish luncheon. . American CoJ4 Star Mothers with Mrs.. Jake Lappid. 93 S. Uth SU 7 US Spiritual Sunflower Club meet at First Spiritualist Church. 1220 Madi son SU 11 Mm. to a pn. Hayetville - Woman's Club with Mrs. :G. C. Fanner. 1225 Chemawa Koad 1?1S AwtI ' Hal Hibbard Auxiliary. USWV, Sa lem Woman's Club.. 2 p.m. .. Himmnn university ' Faculty Women's Club with Mrs. A. Freeman Holmer, 210 Candalaria Blvd.. 230 p.m. ; . ..-' Refriferatlon - Service Engineers Society Auxibary with Mrs. Al Lane. 23S0 State St.. S pjn. ' , Salem Lions Auxtliary"with Mrs. Walter Martin. 1930 Saginaw.' I p m. - J-' - , FKTDAT .:. Dauvhiera of Union Veterans of Civil War. VTW Ball. 2 p.m. Salem Womna's Club party for hus bands, clubhouse. S p.m.- . ' - SATURDAY . - Salem Chapter, OES, Masonic Tent pie. S pjn. v , ' DELICIOUS HOMEMADE CHOCOLATES SPECIAL $1.29 U. Jary's R.-!3 Candies 460 N. 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