Formal Dances Will Highlight
Holidays for the Young Set
The teen-age contingent will be busy dancing during the ap
proaching holiday season. The Y-Teens, Rainbow Girls and Junior
Catholic Daughters have tcheduled" dancei in the next few weeks.
The annual Sno Ball presented by the Ann Guthrie Y-Teens
will be an event of Satut-day, December 17 at the YWCA between 9
and 12 o'clock. Lyle Glazier and hia orchestra will play for dancing.
Decorations wiu feature a
false" ceiling of blue and. silver
and a backdrop to carry out the
theme of the program. The main
attraction will be a large Christ
mas tree in the center of the
dance floor.
Patrons and patronesses will
include Mr. and Mrs. Harold L.
Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Carl E.
Aschenbrenner, Mr.' and Mrs.
Leonard R. Crisler, Mr. and Mrs.
G. G. Denton, Mr. and Mrs. C.
R. Enyeart, Mr. and Mrs. Nor
maji W.-Mcrrill, Mr. and Mrs.
George E. Osko and Mr. and Mrs.
Irvjng M. Zeller.
Miss Mary Lynn Stevens is
heading the directorate for the
semi-formal dance. All high
school students are invited to
attend the "girl ask boy" affair.
Junior CDA Formal v
. The Junior Catholic1 Daughters
of America will hold their an
nual Christmas formal on Wed
nesday, December 28. The
Knights of Columbus hall will
be the setting and dancing will
be from 9 to 12 o'clock.
Miss Rosemary Rhoten is gen
eral chairman for the dance with
Misi Frances Finney, co-chairman.
Their committees include
Miss Joan Timm, decorations;
Miss Kay Elliott, refreshments;
Miss Martha Pappert, program;
Miss Rosalie Kerr, publicity; and
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Rainbow Girls Formal
The Rainbow Girls annual
holiday formal will be an event
of New Year s Eve at the YWCA
gymnasium. Hal Reeves and his
orchestra from Lebanon will play
for dancing between 9:30 and
12:30 o'clock.
"Rainbow Rhapsody" Is the
theme of the dance, which is
being sponsored by Chadwick
and Cherry Assemblies. Chair
men v are Miss Janice Wood,
worthy advisor of Cherry Assem
bly, and Miss Sally Merrill,
worthy advisor of Chadwick
Assembly.
Other committee chairmen in
rluda Miss Joyce Stettler and
Miss Barbara Sharpe, publicity;
Miss Ila Warren and Miss Bar
bara Henken, refreshments; Miss
Mary Lynn Stevens and Miss
Karen Covert, programs; Miss
Joan Osko and Miss Donna
Haugen, clean-up; Miss Joyce
Johnston and Miss Amy Ander
son, chaperons; and. Miss Sue
Grier, orchestra.
The Alpha Delta PI alumnae will
be entertained Monday nicht at
the home of Mrs. John A. Jcl
derks. A demonstration of Christ
mas decorations will be a feature
of the program
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Annual Party at
Christ Lutheran .
The women of Christ Lutheran
Church will hold' their annual
Christmas , Party ; on Tuesday,
December 13 when the Priscilla
Guild will be host and conduct
the program under the theme,
"The Christmas Festival of Na
tions" with Mrs. Glen Zetterberg,
as program chairman.
Life memberships will be pre
senter in behalf of the Dorcas
Society and Priscilla Guild by the
department chairman, Mrs. Her
bert Hamann- Installation of the
officers of the women of the
church will be conducted by the
pastor, the Rev. T. M. Gebhard.
Elected to the board for the
women of the church are Mrs.
Ernest Hippe, president; Mrs.
Glen Palmer, vice president; Mrs.
Harold Martin, secretary; Miss
Minnie Hassinger, treasurer;
Mrs. Keith Perkins, program
chairman.
The department chairmen for
the work of the Women's Mis
sionary. Federation program in
clude Miss Tillie Albers, New
Guinea missions; Mrs. Alvin Bat
talion, India missions; Mrs. Leo
Stenback, life membership ' and
memorials; Mrs. Martha Hippe,
thank offering; Mrs. Gideon
Klein, - Christian service; Mrs.
Elsa Frey, special needs; Mrs.
Ted Ellinger junior department:
Mrs. Jacob Fox, missionary edu
cation.. ,
A social hour and Christmas
gift exchange will follow the pro
gram and there will be an offer
ins for the Good Samaritan fund.
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"The You of the"- Christmas
Spirit" will be the theme of the
party which will initiate the holi
day activities, for members and
friends of the Salem Business
and Professional Women's Club,
when the group meets at the
YWCA Tuesday night, December
13 at 7:30 p.m. Plans made for
the evening Include a musical
program and the highlighting of
Christmas carols, traditional and
new.
The recreation committee,
headed by co-chairmen Mrs.
Daesy Chance and Mrs. Dorothy
Walker, join the music commit
tee, with -Miss Gladys Edgar,
chairman, in aranging the eve
ning's festivities.
The party will be preceeded by
a brief business meeting, follow
ing a seven o'clock board meet
ing with president Marjorie Whit
more presiding, t
Oa Tuesday evening at I p. a.
Circle 3 of the First Co-lire,..-tional
Church will meet with
Mrs. Russell Groves. Eola. The
project for ' the evening wjll be
packnig the Christmas gift boxes
nreoarcd b" the group, which Is
composed of young mothers, with
Mrs. J. C. Nichol as leader.
1 Mrs. Klton H. Thompson will
be hostess to members of Chap
ter BC, fEO Tuesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock at her home, 620
Ben Vista Drive. This will be
'guest day and arrangements rr?
in charge of the entertainment
committee!.
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Singer Home
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Singer
were hosts to the Salem a Writers
Club Tuesday night at their home
on Wallace Road.
A varied program of original
work was presented. Mrs. N. M.
Singleton read "The Humble Po
tato" a humorous skit relating a
true incident in the life of Ulysses
S. Grant. Georgianna Hatfield read
a story, "Substitute Daughter," and
reported greeting card verses
ready for mailing to publisher.'
Renska Swart related the true ex
perience of Mrs. Fargo, past club
member, who sent out a story eight
times beginning with small maga
zines to have it accepted on its
ninth trip out by The American
Magazine.
Mrs. N. F. Anderson read her
three latest poems: "As Pigeons
Know", "The Mourning Dove" and
"The Cool and Watery Land." Mrs.
John McNatlie read a humorous
article on a teacher's school vaca
tion. Mrs. Lloyd Smith representing
the club jit Keizer School during
Good Reading Week reported on
the talk given there by Gwendolem
Lampshire Hayden. author of the
"Really True" series,' which are
widely used in Public School li
braries, N. F. Anderson and Mrs. Joseph
Singer were guests.
The January .meeting will be Held
: at the home cf Mr. and Mrs. Clif
; (ord E. Layton.
Junior Guild if SI. Paul's Fpis-
, coppl Church has slated a meeting
. for Tuesday in the parish hall at
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Assembly
Cherry Assembly, prdef of
Rainbow for Girts, met Tuesday
for their regular business meet
ing and initiation. They were hon
ored by a visit from their sub
deputy, Mrs. Anne Mctsker, and
the grand worthy, advisor., Mist
Lucille Dayball.
Initiation was held for the fol
lowing girls: Jcrrv Sue Deem,
Daine Sadowsky, Edna Snitkrr,
Kathleen Tallin, Judy Bcnrile,
Joyce Capps, Janice Brandon,
Nancy Brnnrion, Janice Pahl, and
Crrnl Johnson. -
Visitors present were Mr. and
I Mrs. Emery Wood, Mr, and Mrs.
! Steve Rosenbuum, Mr. and Mrs.
(Harrv Charlton, Mr. and Mrs. IV
(M. Ebv, Mr. and Mrs. TedJJurn.
i Mrs. Robert Covert, Mrs.' G'oria
; Hoffman, Wavnt Hcnrv, Sally
Merrill, Mrs. Josephine FattUon,
! Mrs. Grace Johnson, Mrs. Ira Par-
by, Judy Mohr, Patsy Angore, and
I Glenne Bailey.
Refreshments were served bv
members of the advisory board
including Mrs. D. M. Eby, Mr. and
Mrsi Harrv Charlton. Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Bums, and Mrs. Gloria
I Hoffman.
I The Dabblers will meet for I
I Christmas party and gift ' ex
I change Thursday night at the
home of Mrs. Milo Severson at
' 8 o'clock. Mrs. Merlin Sstep w4'l
i be the co-hostess. Members are
j asked to bring canned goods and
jclothing for a needy family.
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Leslie WSCS to Meet Wednesday".
The Woman's Society, of Chris
tian Service of the Leslie Methodist
Church- wilt hold its monthly bus
iness and program meeting in the
church parlors on Wednesday,
Dec. 14, at 1 p.m. Rev. John Mor
ange, pastor of the Morningside
Methodist Church, will bring the
devotional message. :
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