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SOCIAL JOTTIKCi . . . Mi
frances Vlrflolt Melton of Jatk
toBTille. Ill, who to ritiUni ii
Salem this week enroute te her
summer heme it Whidbjr Islam!,
will be honored at aa informal
at noma oa Sunday at the coun
try residence of Mr. Gurnee
riesber on Route 1 in the Bruih
College district . . . Miss Melton,
who taught piano In Salem for
number of years, it the house
fuest of Dr. md Mrs. Charles
L Sherman ... Her friends ire
being invited through the press
to call between 8:30 and o'clock
... The FTesher farm is located
just a mile west of Uw Brush
sv.ii.ui ... A croon of
VI'Ul vv. w - - w -
Miss Melton's musie friends and
former students will assist the
hostess Informally ...
. A lanckeen . . . hostesi Fri
day will be Mr. Clea McCerakk
who has invited I grMp ef
friend U her Klagweod Belfast
keiM . . the affair la being ar
raaged la eeneUmeat tarfcer
tongtiHM friend, Mrs. J. V.
primer of rertlaad, who recent
ly retvaed from a Earepeaa
ft fete visiters , ."Mrs. G.
Herbert Smith will entertain it
dessert luncheon ea Saturday
afternoon at her Fsirmount Hill
home for the pleasure of Miss
Edna Harwood of Berwya, Pa., and
Mrs. rrank J. Walker of Wayne.
Pa., who are guests at the home
of Dr. md Mrs. Howard Run
kel . . . Miss Harwood flew West
last week and will return Sun
day via r'acier National Park:...
Mrs. Walker, who Is Mrs. Run
let's mother, has been' visiting
here the past month . .'. This
week the Runkels have taken the
visitors on seenla tripe ibout
Oregon ...
A beetess . . . Taesday was
Mrs. Jack Lyaca ef Pertlaad. who
lavtted members of ber aether's
sewing dab ta drive ap for
laacbeea at ber apartaseat at the
Ambassador . . la the greap
were Mrs. Charles E. Wanner,
BMtber of Mrs. Lyaca, Mrs. Fred
erick Brennea, Mrs, Mall Last,
Mrs. Gene Vaadeweyade, Mrs.
Oscar Cbristeasea. Mrs. Daaae
Glbtaa, Mrs. Lee N. Childs, Mrs.
Adam Eagel, Mrs. Fraak Craw
ford, had Mrs, Floyd Keayea . ..
Additional gaests were Mrs. Wil
liam H. Barghardt, aad Mrs.
Lyach's aUter-ia-law. Mrs, Roger
Wagaer, aad lent, Mrs, H. &
Matthews of Portland ... Last
week Mr. aad Mrs. Lynch enter
tained the Robert Needham aad
the Ted Reeds of Cageae. the
partkipatlag la the I'alver-
sity Club golf tearnanwnt . . .
A boa voyage . . . luncheon
feted Mrs. Elmer 0. Berg on
Wednesday afternoon when Mrs.
William J. Braun and Mrs. B.
E. Owens entertained it the for
mer's North 23rd Street home . . .
Bidden were members of their
study club ...
Clab bosteSes . . . Mrs. Roier
M. Schnell will preside at a des
sert bridge tonight in honor of
her club . . . Mrs. Elmer J.
Seellart entertained at luncheon
on Wednesday la compliment to
ber sewing club . . .
A christealag . . . ea Suadav
morning for Darby Williams,
daughter ef Mr. aad Mrs. Brace
Williams . , . the aervice will be
performed by Dr. Paal N. Pel lag
at the First Presbyteriaa Church
. . Godparents -for the little
girl wiU be Mn aad Mrs. George
A. Jones . . . A laacbeea for
asembers of the Immediate fanv
Uy wU fellow at the Williams
V' -:;v
hi
Faraway Placet
Saudi -Arabia,
Countries Send
Oth
er
Ideas
Mrs. William E. Power (Joan Marie Forbes) who was married
June 3 it the First Congregational Church. The bride is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Forbes and the bridegroom's
parents are Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Power of Oxmrd, Calif. The
bidegroom it presently serving in the U. S. Navy. (McEwan
Studio).
Secretaries
Initiate 'New
Membersr
The Ciscidi Chapter, National
Secretaries Association met Tues
day evening at the Golden Phea
sant for a no-hoof dinner. Two
new members were initiated at
this meeting Mrs. Evelya Bart
. sett and Miss Carol Waterman.
Mrs. Walter Judd, outgoing
resident was la charge of the
. installation of aew officers for
:, the ensuing year. New officers
Installed were Mrs. Lloyd Darl
ing, president; Mrs. Ray Finson,
first vice-president; . Miss Ilene
i Allen, second vice-president; Miss
Lois Manning, treasurer; Miss
Sophie Mull, recording secretary
and Miss Wilms Burchell, cor
responding secretin. ,
" This was the final meeting for
the summer.' A breakfast la
planned to ba held . at Silver
Falls Parkioa July 21 ,
v. fa -, a
Vinnert Named In
Flower Show
" SALEM HEIGHTS Mrs. Lyle
Bayne was hostess to the South
Hills Garden Club at her home
on E. Madrona Ave. Mrs. Harvey
Peterson and Mrs. Hale Mickey
were the assisting hostesses. .
The group held their annual
soring flower show with Mrs.
R. H. Parks ind Mrs, William
. .
Speadlag ... the weekend at
Menucs, the former 'Julius L
Meier estate overlooking the
Columbia River, were Julian
Thruston and his mother, Mrs.
George Beane . ... the occasion
was a reunion of 21 delegates
from the Pacific Northwest who
attended the YMCA Centennial
conference ia Paris last summer
. The boys showed their oic-
tures and their parents were
special guests . . They also
made plans lor a similar tour
to be taken by another group of
YMCA delegates next summer . . .
Visiting ... m the eaplUl this
week is Miss Msriaa Carson, who
as tao gaest or ber paresis, Mr.
aad Mrs. AlUa G. Carsoa . . .
the has keen alteadlag the Uni
versity ef Washlagtoa aad will
reiara aeiih atxt week to attend
the summer sessiea . , .-
Flylag . . . te Pale Alto Satur
day wiU be Miss Barbara For
mal, who will attend the gradua
tion of ber flaace. Gearee O.
Sheldea ef Barllagaase, Calif,
from Staaferd University n gaa-
aay . . . mas ranees will re-
tara Meaday to complete plans
for her weddiag, which will be
aa event of Jaae 21 at St. Paul's
Episcopal Church , . ,
Being welcomed . . . home for
the summer If Mrs. W. Connell
Dyer, who has been in Corvallis
this yesr ss house mother at the
Phi Delta Theta fraternity at Ore
gon State ...
It's a girl ... for Mr. sad Mrs.
Richard H. Bladora ... she was
bora oa June II at the Salem
Geaeral Hospital aad has been
Hall judging. aamea Diaiwa a.im ... there Is
winners included: sunrise -"""" ". "ay-
icae a.ay . , . Tke, grandparents
are Mr. aad Mrs. U R. Tweed ie
sad Mr. sad Mrs. D e a a I s
Hewarth . . . and the great
grandparents are Mrs. William A.
Bladora ef Newberg, Mrs. Zella
Garriott ef Walla Walla and Mr.
and Mrs. A. L LeBlanc of Salem
... The Bladerns recently moved
into their new borne here follow
ing his grsdnatloa from Portland
State College . , .
Mrs. Burson to
Head Board
Of Managers
The June meeting of the board
of manager! of the Mcttiodist Home
waa held at the Home on Monday
for the purpose ol electing officers
for the Conference year.
The following were elected: pres
ident, Mrs. Virgil Burson; vice
president, Mrs. P. A. Fugate; sec
retary,. Mrs. William J. Leeper;
treasurer, Mrs. Preston Doughton;
and admission secretary, Mrs. E.
A. Boyle.
The July meeting will be a no
host picnic luncheon at the home
M Mrs: E. 0. Welling, 1333 Boone
Road, on July 2.
group featuring yellow, Mrs.
Harold Roeaaler; sunset, featur
ing red, Mrs. Harold Roessler;
rainbow, Mrs. Ralph Solum;
spring breeze, Mrs. Lyle Bayne;
bud in blossom, ia favorite con
tainer, Mrs. Harvey Peterson;
miniature petites, Mrs. Elsie
Peterson and Mrs. Richard Oraw;
first date, pink and white, Mrs.
Richard Oraw and Mrs. Octavla
McDonough; high tea, Mrs. Ron
Miller; Oriental, Mrs. C. A. Lin
day; proud as punch In your fa
vorite container, Mrs. H. , G.
Kelley.
Mrs. Harvey Peterson was the
sweepstakes winner with a calla
lily arrangement and Mrs. Fern
Todd wis the sweepstakes win
ner la the horticulture division.
Guild Plans Social
Junior Guild members of St.
Paul's Episcopal Church met for
a no-host luncheon Tuesday at
the parish hall. Twenty-one were
present and guests were Mrs.
W. J. Murphy ind Miss Helen
Manke. The group made plans for
aa lea cream and cake social to
be held on the church grounds
in August with Mrs. August
Manka as chairman. Mrs. Leon
Gleason and Mrs. Gerald Fisher
were elected cochairmen to rep
resent the Junior Guild at the
All Church rummage and antique
sale ia September. .
Mr. aad Mrs. Edgar Braansa
of Fulton, Mo., have been visiting
in the capital the past week at
th homa of her brother and sister-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Emery
Fredrkks.
Newlyweds Are
Honor Guests
SILVERTON Mrs. Din Rive-
ness entertained Sunday from t to
7 p. m. for her son, Pelane, and
his bride, who arrived. Saturday
from San Diego. Calif.
The reception was held' in Trin
ity Fireside Room with some 60
people calling during the hours.
Presiding at the coffee urns were
Miss Phyllis Lively and Miss Kay
Berguson while at the punch table
were Miss Mary . Llbner, Miss
Donna Olson and Miss Loretta
Toft.
Mr. Riveness and Miss Beverly
Rogelstad were married at Our
Savior's Lutheran Church in San
Diego on June t. Mrs. Riveness and
her other son, Armond Lee Rive
ness of Portland, flew down to the
wedding, returning early in the
week. The young couple will spend
a few days here before returning
to the south, where he is employed
in the aircraft corporation.
Portland Golden
Age Club to Visit
The Golden Age Clubs of Port
land will be guests of the Salem
Golden Age Club today at the
YWCA beginning at 1:30 p.m. The
meeting and program will be held
in the gymnasium due to the large
crowd expected for the affair.
The Portland Club will present
part of the entertainment as the
Salem, club gave a program when
they were enterlained In Portland
last fall. There will be games and
refreshments following the pro
gram. FALLS CITY The Merry
Minglers Club will meet today at
3 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Doyle
Lorimor.
WSCS Circles
Elect Officers
FOUR CORNERS - Klection of
officers highlighted the June meet
ings of the WSCS Circles of Trinity
Methodist Church ss follows:
Lucy Harding Circle: chairman.
Mrs. C. R. Osbort; devotions, rif
fle Maye White; program, Mrs. F.
D. Palmer; secretary treasurer,
Mrs. William' Slater: social. Mrs.
J. H. Igleheart; membership, Mrs.
Ernest Walker.
Ada Circle: chairman, Mrs. Ma
bel Marquiss; devotions, Mrs. Dar
rell Wheeler; program, Mrs. Bur
ned Ambrose: secretary-treasurer,
Mrs. Glenn Moody; social, Mrs.
Mevin Shaw: membership, Mrs.
William Mussmecher.
Sarah Circle; chairman, Mrs.
Virgil Burson; devotion, Mrs. Hil
da Been; program, Mrs. Jess
Daugherty; secretary treasurer,
Mrs; Emil Trachsel; social, Mrs.
E. G. Fries; membership, Mrs.
Frank Borden.
The new group will be known as
the Erma Wilson Circle: chair
man, Mrs. Leonard Van Vleeck;
demotions, Mrs. William Hawes;
program, Mrs. Vern Hiebert; secretary-treasurer,
Mrs. Don Slum
bergcr; social, Mrs. Vern Kliewer
and membership, Mrs. Hal Kem
per. Garden Club Honored
Mrs. William Hartley was host
ess for the Thursday afternoon
meeting of Lansing Neighbors
Garden Club at he Lancaster
Drive borne. Plans were made
for the club to enter the Salem
Rose Show this month and Mrs.
Reuben Sinner, Mrs. H. Willard
Cole and Mrs. Jess Llnay will
make plans for the entry.
Plans were, alto made for en
tertaining the county meeting
this fall and a picnic at Silver
Creek park in July.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Powers
have had guests the past two days,
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Powers of In
dio, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. A. T.
Powers of Portland.
By MAXDOC Bl'REN
, Statesmaa Weaua'i EdlUr
' Here we follow up on more recipes from the cookbook. Around
the World in Eight Dishes, written and illustrated by Lesley Branch
for "Young America". It's a book which, has good reading for
young cooks as well as useable redpies for adults.
There are a number of recipes from Scandinavia, but this one
from Finland attracted us:
Kalalaatifcke
(Finland
4 Pork chops 2 eggs
1 2 fresh herring 2 cups milk
4 medium potatoes 1 tablespoon flour
4 onions Salt and pepper
Butter
Split herrings and remove backbone. Cot off heads and tails.
Peel and slice potatoes and onions rather thin. Place a layer of
potatoes and one of onions in the bottom of a buttered casserole.
Add 2 pork chops and 2 half herrings on these. .Add rest of ingred
ients in layers, with onion and potato on top. Dot with butter and
bake at 350 degrees for about an hour. Then beat eggs with milk
and flour and seasonings and pour over the mixture in casserole.
Bake another H hour at 350 degrees.
. Another pig dish comes from Spain, this time it is a heavenly
dessert and no pork: -
Little Pigs of Heaves
(From Spain
. cup sugar 2 small bars chocolate
1 cup warm water 1 cup boiling water
1 egg yolks 1 teaspoon vanilla
Boil sugar and warm water fast until a thick syrup is pro
duced, and when a spoon is dipped in. a long thread results. Re
move from fire and set aside to cool. Beat yolks of eggs and when
syrup cools, 'add eggs slowly to It, stirring constantly. Do not use
hot syrup) Put this mixture into custard cups, put in Saucepan
of water halfway up sides' of cups. Cook until dessert is firm, allow
to cool. Turn out of dishes by running a warmed knife around
sides. Serve with the chocolate sauce made by dissolving sweet
chocolate in the boiling water and adding vanilla. Regular candy
bars with nuts might be used.
A Portugese fisherman's favorite is this
Fisherman's Lemons
i From Portugal i
4 big lemons 1 teaspoon lemon juice
4 cup cooked fish 1 hard cooked egg
2 tablespoons mayonnaise Radishes or cress
Cut lemons in half, squeeze out juice and remove pulp. Com
bine fish, mayonnaise and lemon juice, fill lemon cups with this
and sprinkle hard cooked egg on top. Garnish with radishes or
cres.' To serve, cut a little off each lemon so it will stand up.
Serve several halves per person.
This chicken dish comes from Saudi-Arabia.
Foudja Djedad
(Soudi-Arabia)
12 cloves
Ginger
Pinch of cinnamon
Brown sugar
Butter
Core apples, scoop out some of the apple so a large hole Is
left in the middle. Chop chicken, add crumbs and seasonings.
Fill apples with mixture, topping with some dabs of butter and
brown sugar. Put into a baking dish with boiling water. Bake at
3.59 degrees for about half hour until apples are done. Be careful
that they don't burst during last part of cooking. Serves 4.
4 large cooking apples
i cup cooked chicken
Salt and pepper
W cup breadcrumbs
2 tablespoons butter
New Accessories for DAD . . .
"V.
ORIENTAL SOCKS . . . Nylon
stretch socks in bamboo col
or with bold Chinese design
motifs.
Miss Perrin
Installed as
New Queen
mm in a in i i am. i i ' mum - P i mwmtmm
UlTRA-THIN WATCH . . . Shock
proof, with unbreakable
mainspring, it moderata
prices.
GOLF GtOVE'. . . Wishible
glove . of launder leather
comes in gay sports colors,
. for golfing Dads. ,
Party to Fete
Miss French
Mrs. Schmidt
Is Elected
President
The Salem District, Oregon Mu
sic Teachers Association met it the
John Schmidt home for the last
meeting of the season. Reports of
retiring queen, opened the meet
ing, assisted hy Mrs. Ove Mc
Installation ceremonies for Beth
el 48. Jobs Daughters were held
Saturday evening at the Scottish!
Rite TemDle when Miss Trlsha Mrs. Jack French will be host-
Perrin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. :ess !or a buffet supper in honor of .the choir festival and syllabus and
Ed Perrin. was installed as hon- memoers oi ner aaugniers weo- auditions were presented. Prof.
ored queen. Miss Jackie Fisher, dln2 Party tonight. Miss SharyDon Gleckler reviewed the per-
r renin win marry uavey uee tormance ot tne Norm Salem High
Brunkal, 'at the First Methodist School Operetta. Gilbert and Sulli.
Crarv. ffuardian. and Lawrence I -nurcn on aaluraay ai s p m. vans The Mikado, and Mrs.
Lee, associate guardian. Those bidden to the supper are John Schmidt reported on Victor
The floral cross opened the in-' Miss French, Mr. Brunkal. Mr. and
stallation. with Miss Joy Brown Mrs- Victor Brunkal. Richard and
giving the reading Miss Cynthia 'cr: he bride s sister and broth
Birch, cousin of the new queen, Jack and Barbara French. Mr.
was flower girl. Misses Sally Tontz 'and Mrs Forrest L. Zetterherg,
snd Marltv Hallisv liffhted the Larry and Caryl, Mr. and Mrs.
ranrilp ' Leonard Cain. Linda, Susan and'
The crowning ceremnnv was per- Davld- "Mr- and Mrs Ralph Slin- Raymond Carl, treasurer: and
formed bv members of Willamette lnel- Karen- Tor,y nd Ronald, Miss Miss Dorothy Pearce and Charles
thaptcr. Order of De Molay for j Donna Burns, Miss Janet Farmen Hargrave, auditors.
hnvt pA hv thpir master rnnnr nr ' "u "rl "uan atniaK. m. i
Herbert's ''Babes in Toyland" giv
en by South Salem High's musici
ans. New officers elected were Mrs.
John Schmidt, president: Mrs. Jo
seph Schnelker, vice president;
Miss Margaret Hogg, secretary.
F.arl Cone Jr., Meredith and Shelley-Jane,
Mrs. Charles Hedges and
Richard Anderson.
After the buffet the party will
go on to the church for the wed-
John Gibbens. Soloist during the
ceremony was Jim Hayes.
Honor Gaests
Introduced were past honored
Queens Misses Pat Whelan. 43;! ding rehearsal.
Barbara Cone. 35: Nancy Weeks The bride's father will be unable
3.i, Jackie Fisher 48, Sharon Long to attend the dinner, but" is flying
35, Nancy Snider 43, Marly Clare t in from Santa Rosa, California for
Mooney 48, Jan Roberts 35, Ll ' the wedding:
Mom Collins, honored queen of
Bethel 35, Ann Vanderhoff, junior ne CUaJjiIa4
past grand honored queen, Mrs."L'ance JCneOUiea
Norman Fletcher, guardian Bethel D v
35: Lawrence Lee, associate guar- DY LV6 'I 6TS
Miss Riches
Tells Troth
SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs. The
odore Riches announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Mary Jane,
to Herbert Lee Heubleln, son of
Mrs. Lee Heublein of Aiusa
if , formerly of Silverton.
Mrs. Bach Comes
From Illinois
The Live Vers have scheduled
two dances for the month of
dian 48; Mrs. 0. E. McCrary
guardian of 48; Paul Riffey, past
associate guardian 48; past guar
dian 48 Mrs. Paul Rifley; Mrs. 'June. Friday. June 15 a square
Eldon Cone, past guardian Bethel 'dance will be held in the YWCA
35: Mrs. Ronald E. Brown, guar-1 gym at 8 p m .with Eddie Wulf
dian Bethel 26; and Russell For- calling The admission price for
rest, associate guardian Bethel 43. 1 this dance will be s gift for mi
Mrs. John Vernon, guardian of grant workers, such as good used
merits, announced Jackie Fisher clothing, dishes or tovs. All single
winner of the most merits. Her men and women are invited to
name will be engraved on the new attend.
Phil Day's band has been
During the program a trio, in- secured for an informal dance
eludine Misses Helen Manke Mar- at the YW on June 22. This danre
Mobile. Alabama and Marilvn - n,,it dJ n.ri... f:A,ui,on will h nmn in the
of Silverton High School. Miss Bach of Kairhurv Th latlir tin a .i -;. iJ ii ..J i.irt. .n u. n,.k,..rf
Both young people are graduates
CENTRAL HOWELL Mrs
J. N. Bach of Fairbury, III ar
rived last weekend to spend the
summer with her daughter. Mrs.
J. S. Kaufman. Mrs. Bach made Bethel trophy
Lai- me trip Dy ear wim iwo grand-1
children, Richard Hanna of
New Garden Club
Is Organized
ZENA-The newly organiied
Garden Club in this area held its
first meeting Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Lloyd Hoxie served as chair
man at the meeting.
A project of growing chrysan
themums was started with Mrs.
Ernest Sollle demonstrating the
proper way to grow and start
them. Meetings, will he held aa
the second Tuesday of each
month at 2 p.m.
At the meeting on July 10 at
the Community Center building
officers will he elected and a
name for the club will be decid
ed Mrs. Ben McKinney, Mrs. Ward
Ashford and Miss Alpha Lngstnn
volunteered for the nominating
committee.
(Jul) Calendar
Riches is employed at the Mate ' will return tn Fairhnrv via Tal
Mouse in saiem ana sir. neuoiein
is a Junior it Pacific Lutheran
College. Parkland, Wash No date
has been set for the wedding.
WILLAMINA Mr. and Mrs.
B. B. Walkley were surprised re
cently on their 40th wedding an
niversary, .when a group of
friends called to congratulate
them.
WILLAMINA Miss Jackie
Hansen of Winer, S. D. is visit
ing her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Ra,lph Hansen, ind family
in Grand Ronde.
Marv Linda Doerfler.
uornii ner a lew oays visa. , Refreshment, were erved wjth
Mrs. Jack Sloss of Cove spent ...
several days here this week with ; Mrs Lawrence 0 s t e r m a n in
her sisters, Mrs. Lorena D. Kizer ' charge Mrs. Paul Riffey poured
and Mrs. C. L. Simmons Sr. J and Miss Sharon Jensen served
, the punch.
WILLAMINA Mrs. Arnold -
Mills of MtMinnvillc presented
her Willamina piano students in
recital Friday evening at the
grade school. Participating were
Connie and Molly McGee, Kathy
..u; ic, -t M.l...,ourl with tc Mint. In.l.nt-
lentz, Harold Fox, Sharon Del- ij cooiini-i wond.r workw for tin!, hot.
, , , m. i burning ft . . . nothing jutt liki thu fro-
ker, Judy and Marlene Nice, tr.white m-meim, mnJimtni rrm kp
Fav flnrl Marletfp imnnvin and ''ln happy, pool and lirht from morn-
raye ana Marieiie aimonson anu )B to nlht ir. Mint u tin aootiung
Doris Ann Endres. iou b... m hi jiu
from Live Y'er members or the
YWCA.
THI'RSDAT
Spiritual Sunflnwpr Club at Hnt
Spinlualllt Church. 1.120 Marliaon St ,
11 am to 3 p.m , no-host dinner
at noon.
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