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Miss Judy Keller, daughter of Mrs. Evelyn Keller, who .
was installed as worthy advisor of Cherry Assembly, Orders
ef Rainbow for Girls at a formal ceremony on May l5 at
the Scottish Rite Temple. (Kennell-Ellis Studio).
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By JERYME
FETE A VISITOR ... A house
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ira J. Fitts for a week is ber cou
sin, James Bush of Honolulu, who
arrived in the states Thursday by
plane from the Islands . . . Sever
al parties are being planned for the
visitor this weekend . . . Tonight
Mr. and Mrs. Fitts will be hosts for
dinner party at their South Com
mercial Street home in compli
ment to Mr. Bush ... bidden are
members of the immediate family
and Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Walker o
Portland and Mr. and Mrs; C. Les
ter Newman ... Sunday evening
the Newmans will be hosts for an
informal party in honor of the visi
tor at their Center Street home
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fredricks and
Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Schumway of
McMinnville. who visited Mr. and
Mrs. Bush while in the Islands this
winter, will be hosts for an aloha
party Monday night at the Fred:
ricks home in McMinnville ...
' Among the gaests ... for the
Cirque Club's semi formal dinner
dance toalgkt at Randall's Chaek
Wagon are Mr. and Mrs. Dartd
Crtekatt ef Portland, who will be
guests of the Richard Scandlmgs
Mr. and Mrs. James Gray and Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomai Hanson ...
Honor guest ... at a banquet
Tuesday night was Dr. Helen
Pearce. who is retiring in June as
head of the English department of
. Willamette University . . . the af
fair was sponsored by the upper
division English majors. and held
in the Green Room of the Marion
Hotel ... Special guests were
President G. Herbert Smith. Dr.
Henry Kohler and Prof. James
Douglas, the latter two members
of the English department faculty.
, Celebrating . . . bis fourth birth
day at a party Friday was Tommy
.Roberts, aoa of Mr. and Mrs. Tho
mai A. Roberts Jr. . . . a doien of
his yonag friends were bidden to
the party at . the Roberts borne In
Klngwood Heights ... the cowboy
theme was featured in the decora
tions and favors ... Special guests
, were Tommy's grandmothers, Mrs.
W. E. Knight of Portland and Mrs.
Thomas A. (Roberts ... and bis
rreat-anat, Mrs. H. A. Knehle -of
Portland . . . s
Wedding bells ... will ring on
Saturday, July 2 for Miss Harriet
Hiday and Don James Lytle
the ceremony will take place at
the. First Presbyterian Church at
4 o clock with a reception follow
ing ... the bride-elect is the
. daughter of Mrs. Harry L Hiday
and her fiance is the son of Mrs.
James W. Lytle. all of Salem . .
It's a girl ... for Lt tod Mrs.
Ronald Lyman (Ana Gerlinger)
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ENGLISH
. . V the was bora May ' 19 in
Tucson, Arizona at the - Tucson
Medical Center . . . the litle girl
tiped the scales at six poonds,
three and a half nonces and has
beenvnamed Terri Lynn . . . The
proud gradparenta art Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Gerlinger tf Dallas!
and LL CM. and Mrs. Frank
Lyman of Fresno, Calif. ... and
the baby's great-grandmother it
Mr. Carl F. Gerlinger of Dallas
. . .'Mral Gerlinger . left for
Tucsoft by plane, Friday morning
te welcome her new franddangh
ter . . .she plans to. remain in
the South several weeks . . .
From California . . . comes
news of the birth of a son, Ed
ward Baldwin, to Lt .and . Mrs.
Michael C. Kaye of Pasadena on
April 20 . . ..The baby's grand
parents are Mr. and. Mrs. Robert
Kaye of . Portland, formerly of
Salem, and Dr. and. Mrs. Grant
Baldwin of Pasadena ....
Leaving . . . Friday for Cali
fornia, New York and Paris were
State Treasurer and Mrs. Sigrid
B. Unander . . . they flew te San
Francisco, where . Mr. Unander
will participate in the Stanford
Assembly at Palo Alto . . from
there they go en to New York
and then ' by; plane to Paris,
where Mr. Unander will receive
the legion of . honor from the
French government ... .
In Portland ... today will be
Mr and Mrs. Don E. Phillips,
Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam L. Phillips,
and Mrs. James H. Nicholson to
attend the wedding of Miss Bev
erly Sue. Stanley and William L.
Fisher, brother of Mrs. - Don
Phillips . . . the ceremony will
take place at St 'Andrew's. United
Presbyterian Church at 4- o'clock
. Don Phillips will serve as
best - man - for, his .brother-in-law
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Honor guest . .'. at the lunch
ectn meeting of the Portland
branch, ,AAUW today will be
Mrs. Robert Y. Thornton, retir
ing president ef the .Oregon Di
vision, AAUW . . . the affair will
be, .held in Piatt Han on the
Lewis and Clark campus ..
Weekend guests . -. . of Mrs.
Walter L. Spaulding will 'be her
son-in-law and daughter,. Mr. and
Mrs. James Bennjson, . and chil
dren, Becky, Jimmy and Michael,
of Portland . . . Sunday morning
Mrs. Spaulding will entertain at
breakfast in honor of her daugh
ters birthday . . . joining the
group will be Mr. and Mrs. Hal
Ohm of Portland .-. .
WEST STAYTON Jimmy Nye
was honored Friday at a party at
the home of hi parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James. Nye, on his. seventh
birthday. Twenty-six youngsters at
tended the party and his grandmo
ther, .Mrs.' Bessie Bassett of Mill
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WELCOME
Alyce Koch.
Honored at
Shower
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- Mrs.' Ray J. Satter and Mrs. Ver-
&oq Van Cleave were hostesses for
a pre-nuptial party Friday night
at the latter'a - home - on Lardon
Lane in compliment to Miss Alyce
Kock, June bride-elect of George
W. Croisan Jr. ,
A miscellaneous shower' feted
the bride-to-be and a dessert sup
per was served by the hostesses. :
. Honoring Miss Koch were her
mother, Mrs. Koch, her fiance's
mother, Mrs. George W.' Croisan,
Mesdames Arthur Brocker, Clara
McCrackea.. Earl Hammer, Harris
Ault Patrick Manning," Charles
StoHer, Leonard Peterson,"; George
Gazeu, George Van Dusan, Dar-
reH ParnelL 1 John Wikoff, Wilbur
Fnesen, James Carson. John Cage,
Lena Bartruff, John Van Lannan,
William Massey. Harold Toelle,
Roy-Scofield. Lawrence Hammer,
Lee Dow, Charles Wenger, Merle
Van Cleave, Ted Kuenii, Vera Bas
se tt Wayne Goode, Emory Goode,
August Otjen, Frank Butler. Mabel
Dudley. Robert Beutler. - Bernard
Wilkinson, Leon Flux, Gay Black-
man, Daniel Barham and . 'Miss
Yvonne Goode.'
Miss Rickeft
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Is Elected
President
The -regular monthly meeting
of the Insurance Women of Sa
lem was 'held Thursday evening
at the Marion Hotel. - There were
31 members present 'and guests
were Miss Sherry .'Wilson and
Mrs. Ruby Smalley .
Thomas Larson - of Willamette
University sang," accompanied by
Ronald Hershberger. ,
Mrs. Inez Graffius and Mrs
James Haley, who- were delegates
to the regional convention of In
surance Women held at Phoenix,
Ariz., in early. ApriL gave their
reports of the convention.
During the business meeting
Miss Mavm Kickert and Mrs.
Ruby Muller were elected as
delegates to the national conven
tion of insurance Women to be
held In San Francisco in June.
Mrs. Nellie Grove and Mrs. Lu
cille Burnett were elected as al
ternates.
Elections were held-and offi
cers' for the' coming. year are:
president, Miss Mavis Rickert;
vice-president Mrs. Lorena An
derson: recording secretary, Mrs,
Lucille Burnett; corresponding
8ecreUry, Mrs. Ruby Darby; hd
treasurer Miss Margaret Dodd.
The next meeting of the club
will be June 23. .
Shower Totes
Bridd-Eloct
An installation of new. officers for
Rhoda McCullough Senior Y-Teens
was held Wednesday at the home
of Vicki Ward.' Nancy: Ah alt was
installed as 'president along with
Pamela Clayton, vice president
Carol Stolk, secretary; and Shar-
leen Scott, treasurer.
following tne installation, a sur
prise bridal shower was given by
the members of the club for Miss
Ann Fallin. outgoing president
Those attending the shower were
Nancy Ahalt. Kathy Archer, Carol
Boescfa, Shirley Bowman, E Is i
Burke, Betty Burnside, Judy By-
ers, Delayne Cassat, Pamela Clay
ton, Margaret Cooper, Jill Cum-
mings, Ann Fallin, Diane Fergu
son. Donna Hamman, Dons Hein,
Geri Messmer, Millie Messmer, Di
ane Miller; Mary Clara Mooney
Jane Moorefield, Marcia Mosolf,
Larrie Lou Osterman, M argot Pur-
dum, Ann Robinson, Sharlee
Scott, Bev Shuttz. Carol Stolk. Ca
rolyn Webb, Jan Woodroffe, Syd
ney Weeks; Mary Wood and Vicki
Ward.
Y-Teetu Hold
Installation
Formal installation of new offi
cers of Abbie Graham Y-Teens was
held Wednesday, evening. Sharon
Nolan will succeed Sue Wilson as
president of the club. Vice-presi
dent will be Rosemary Walery;
Sharon Jensen, secretary, and Jan
ice Wood, treasurer.
Entertainment was provided by
Sharon Nolan and, Sammy Ramp,
who sang a duet accompanied by
DeAnn McGaughry. Refreshments
were served by Gail: North and
June Wiggins. Ann Lowery deco
rated the social room of the YWCA
for the occasion. .i
Twenty - ene American War
Mothers were entertained Tues
day at the home of Mrs. Alma
Gillespie. Miss Marcia Moses
and Mrs. Gillespie baked birth
day cakes for Mrs. Anna Aller
and Mrs. Clarence Grayson. Mrs.
George Pro arranged the pro
gram with Mrs. James Lyle and
Mrs. Martin Viesko winning the
prizes. . ; i
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Hint -o Herbs
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To Meat Vegetables, and Hot Bread
. . . By MAXINE BUREN
' Statesman Woman's Editor
Those sweet herbs that are the pride of many a home
gardener come into an important role if. the family cook knows
about using them. Parsley, chives, green onions are well known
. and much used, but some of the
just stay unused in the garden.. ' i.
ITow take chervil, here's a recipe that turns hamburger
into-Boefs Carres by a mere flip of the kitchen shears:
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1 pound hamburg 1 teaspoon chervil
1 egg . Julienne potatoes
teaspoon. salt - Chicory
H teaspoon pepper 2 medium-sue onions
Blend the hamburg with the unbeaten egg; season with salt,
pepper and chervil. Pat into a sheet as square as possible and
cut into eight squares. Broil on one side for about four min
utes. Turn and complete the broiling. From the fat that has
accumulated, measure two tablespoons; thicken with two table
spoons of flour, and add one cup of tomato juice. When ready
to serve, arrange two of the meat cakes on each plate; add the
sauce, potatoes, and chicory . garnished with onion rings. Ac
company with French dressing.
And a dash of mint will give character to carrots:
BAKED MINTED CARROTS
3 cups carrots, sliced 2 tablespoons butter
crosswise 1 tablespoon fresh mint,
' 4 teaspoon salt . chopped
cup brown sugar
Select young carrots, wash, scrape, cut in slices and
measure. Place is a casserole, sprinkle with the salt and sugar
and dot with the butter. Cover the dish and bake for 1 hour at
350 deg.. During the last ten minutes of cooking, uncover,
sprinkle mint over the top and complete the baking. '
' ' Snip those bright green herbs parsley, chives or green
onions growing along the garden walk or available in
markets. Make a herb butter for French bread by adding one
tablespoon chopped chives or green onions , and one crushed
clove of garlic. Slice French bread, diagonally, not cutting
quite through the lower crust Spread slices with herb butter.
Wrap loaf in metal foil and heat .in a (400 deg.) hot oven for
15 minutes. Serve piping hot '
Children Give
Three Plays as
Grand: Finale
The Creative- Theater for
Children. 'winds : up .its spring
quarter on Saturday, May 21 in
the Social Room of the First Con
gregational Church. The theater.
sponsored by the American As
sociation of "University Women
and directed by Mrs. Mureo Ring
nalda will then close for the
summer Mrs. Ringnalda will go
to -Los Angeles to give her usual
summer course for teachers in
creative dramatics.
The. morning plays will begin
at 10 o'clock. Beauty and the
Beast, . will feature Nancy
Sprague as Beauty; Jim Heath
as the Beast; Jan Sprague as the
father; Katherine Compton as the
Mother; Jane Sfeerstra and Faye
Butler as the sisters. The second
play, based on Tom Sawyer tales,
will include a haunted house
scene with special ghost ' effects
by all the children of the morn
ing session. Jim Heath will play
Tom Sawyer; Vicki Church, Huck
Finn; Faye Butler, Aunt Polly;
Linda Lou Turney, the school
teacher; Noreen Sahnow, Becky
Thatcher; Kathi Charters, the
tattletale; and Douglas and Scott
Corey,' friends of Tom. The vari
ous types, of puppet plays will
also be shown. "
The afternoon play scheduled
for 2 o'clock," is called Financial
Wizards. Sail Jochimsen and
Virginia Judd are friends of col
lege ager Vicki Van Onsenoord
and Mary Griffith are their sis
ters in high school; Bobbie
Schmidt and Lynn Eyerley are
the little brothers. A neighbor
who collects wild life and leav
it around anywhere is Randol
DcWeese. .
All plays are the work of the
children. There is no charge, and
visitors of all ages are welcome.
Voice and Piano
Recital Sunday
Genevieve Cameron, Parcher
will present her voice and piano
students " in a recital Sunday
afternoon at the Stone Piano Co.
at 1:30 o'clock. Accompanists will
be Charlotte Shriver, Judy See-
ley, Carol Sterner and Margaret
Huxtable.
Vocalists taking part on the
program are Valerie Greene, D.
B. DuRette, Gerhart Stephenson,
Martha Lou Reimer, Arlan Peter
son, Gene Gebauer, Sharon Meyer-1
hof er, Patricia Collins and Duane
Heuberger, a duet, Susan White,
Harold Lottis, Ruth Stettler,
Donna Rogers, Patricia Collins,
Grant Russell, Robert Wiley and
Arija Lietuvietis.
Piano students playing in the
recital will be Jorgen Kruse,
Maureen Horner, Deloria Shriver,
Norma Wiley, Marda Miller, Tru
dy Allen,-Arthur Hopkins, Rich
ard Rohde, Dicky Horner, Patri
cia Deems, Suzette Taylor, Char
lotte Shriver and a duet by Dicky
Horner and Richard Rohde.
A special number will be a
dance by Gene Gebauer and Bill
BarUett
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Miss Joyce Watklns of
Idanha who will be installed
as worthy advisor of Marilyn
Assembly, Order of Rainbow
for Girls tonight at Mill City.
Rainbow Girls
To Install
MILL CITY. Marilyn As
sembly, Order of Rainbow for
Girls at Mill City will install new
officers, at 8 oclock tonight The
Silver Falls chapter of DeMolay
will officiate at the crowning
ceremony.
Officers to be installed include
JOyce Watkins, Idanha, worthy
advisor; Frances Ward, worthy
associate advisor; Jan Ross, char
ity; Annete Melting, hope; Jackie
Bicket, faith; Cora Lee Whitten,
chaplain; Sherrean Muir, drill
leader; Carol Thornly, associate
drill leader; Sherry Hanson, flag
bearer; Phyllis Pate, love; Nancy
Porter, religion; Virginia Holli-
baugh, imortality; Anna Maria
Hirte, fidelity; Rosalie Bassett,
patriotism; zita Crosier, service;
Carol Cook, confidential observ
er; Sandra Osland, outer observ
er; Becky Stoll, musician;
Nancy Osland, choir director;
Lynn Smith. Ronnie. Lee Ed
wards, Evelyn Taylor, Rozalie
Bowers, Joan Johnson, Audrey
Shaw and Judy Huey, choir
members.
Dr. Dei-thick President
Newly elected officers of the
Garfield Mothers and Dads for
the ensuing year are Dr. Charles
Derthick, - president; Jack Fitts,
vice-president; Mrs. T. M. Geb
hard, secretary: and Mrs. David
Turney, treasurer. Officers were
named at the club's last meeting
with I. A. DeFrance, the out
going president, presiding. Honor
guest at the meeting was the
school principal, Mrs. Mae R.
Smith, who is retiring at the end
of the school year. She was pre
sented a gift from the club by
Ralph. Nohlgren.
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j Mr. and Mrs. Edward C Kruger, who celebrated their
golden wedding anniversary on Mayll at. their home.
They were married in Hood River in 1905 and have lived
in Salem 35 years. They have 5 daughters, 12 grandchildren
and 3 great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Reeher
Honored by
Chapter
Chadwick Chapter, OES held
its regular meeting Tuesday eve
ning in the Masonic Temple with
Mrs. W. E. Knower, worthy ma
tron and E. W. Peterson, worthy
patron, presiding. The evening
was ! in honor of Mrs. Gerald
Reeher, Grand Representative of
Illinois in Oregon.
Honored with Mrs." Reeher were
worthy grand patron, Herman
Johnston; grand Martha, Mrs.
Herman Johnston; past grand ma
tron, ' Mrs. Paul Hauser; past
grand patron, Rey Hartley; and
Ronald Gilson, member of the
budget committee of the Grand
Chapter of Oregon.
Mrs. A. L. Brewster sang, ac
companied by ' Miss Margaret
Hogg and Mrs. Theodore deLooze
sang, accompanied by Mrs. A. A.
Shramm.
Many visitors from other chap-
ters were present. The Grand
Representatives were as follows:
Mrs. Helen Lucas of Connecticut,
Mrs. Gerald Reeher of Illinois,
Mrs. Faith Hardy of North Dako
ta, Mrs. Lillian Humphreys of
Nova : Scotia, Mrs. Merle Lemar
of Michigan, Mrs. Margaret Carl
son of District of Columbia, Mrs.
Ruth Johnson of Pennsylvania,
Mrs. wilma Lmdberg of Nevada
and Mrs. Helen Beck of Tennes
see. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Robinson
and daughter, Betty, were chair
men of refreshments and Mrs.
Winston Burns was co-chairman,
assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Gale
Jones, Mrs. Kate Elgin, Mrs. Em
ma Godfrey, Mrs. Elmer McKee,
Mrs. Joseph Franko, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Phillippi, and Mrs.
Clara Reese. This will be the last
meeting until after Grand Chap
ter. . The next meeting will be
June 21.
New Members
Are Welcomed
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Mrs. Harold Hatzenbuler was hos
tess to the Young Matrons Thurs
day night with Mrs. Robert Fry and
Mrs. Warren Erwert assisting. A
guest was Mrs. Edward Schmider
of Seattle.
The program included a frozen
food demonstration and broadcast
by Pat Holland and Bill Ross. The
group feted Mrs. George Zivkovich
and Mrs. Warren Erwert with a
shower. The June 16 meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. Wal
lace Eubanks. New members wel
comed were Mrs. Jack Morrison,
Mrs. Harold Lentz and Mrs. Harold
arker. !
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Happy time School
Officers Named
Mrs. Lloyd Hammel was elect
ed president of the Happytime
School, Inc., at a meeting of cor
poration members' on Monday at
the 'First Congregational Church.
other officers for tne year
1955-56 are: Mrs. Gordon Skinner
(retiring president), vice presi
dent for membership: Mrs
Dwight Lear, vice-president for
equipment;' Mrs. Wayne Kuhl,
Kindergarten executive chair
man; Mrs. Jack Miller, Nursery
bebool executive chairman; Mrs.
Richard Hill, treasurer; and Mrs.
Wendell Schwartz, secretary.
The Happytime Nursery School
and Kindergarten, ending their
second year next week, are coop
erative schools, sponsored by the
Saleta chapter of the American
Association of University Women.
Parents who want more infor
mation about the' schools' opera
tions or who wish to enroll a
child in the Nursery, af es 3 and
4, or Kindergarten, ages 5 and 6,
may get application blanks from
Mrs. Skinner or Mrs. Kuhl.
The Junior Dance Woaksbop will
present a program open re the pub
lic loaay at 10 a.m. in the YWCA
gymnasium. "Members of the work
shop are members of the Modern
Dance classes taught by Mrs. Mar
garet Charters.
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Auxiliary
Mrs.' Lee Ohmart was hostess to
the Salem lions Auxiliary Thurs
day night Assisting hostesses were
Mrs. Howard Jenks, Mrs. Carl
Aschenbrenner, Mrs. ' Loren Mort,
Mrs. Cecil Quesseth and Mrs. Br
yan Goodenough.
Mrs. Norman Young was elected
president for the coming year. Her
officers include Mrs. William Lee
per, vice-president; Mrs. Joseph
Paulson,, secretary; and Mrs. Ed
ward Anderson, treasurer.
Mrs. Denver Young reported on
the get acquainted benefit coffee
parties being held by . auxiliary
members. Plans were discussed for
the state Lions convention to be
held in Pendleton in June. The
membership voted to give a camp
ship to a student at the - Blind
School. . -
The annual picnic and installation
of officers will be held June 23 at
the Harry W. Scott home.
The program included- flute solos
by Reiden Iverson, accompained
by Patricia Whelan and slides by
Dale Harris of his European bicy
cle trip. A guest was Mrs. Edward
Thistlewaite.
FOUR CORNERS Mrs. Wil
liam Conner was luncheon hos
tess on Tuesday complimenting
Mrs. George Hanson of Tacoroa.
Covers were placed for Mrs. C
R. Osborn, Mrs. Margaret Willis,
Mrs. Earl Kasson and the hostess.
Mrs. Hanson is a house guest of
Mrs. Osborn.
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