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Luncheon Will
Open Season
For League
Salem Women' Army - Navy
League will launch its (all activi
ties with a 12:30 luncheon on Tues
day in the Colonial Room of the
Marion Hotel. The guest speaker
will be Allan L. Stevens, one of the
three .certified gemologists in Ore
gon, who will discuss "Gems."
Mrs. Harold G. Maison and Mrs.
far! Cover are in charge of the
program.
Mrs, Wallace Wharton, oresident
of the league, has announced her
standing committee chairmen as
(nllows: Mrs. Chester Frill, tcte-'
phone; Mrs. Ernest L. Freeman,
social; Mrs. Logan C. Berrv. gen
eral service; Mrs. Willie E. Vin
cent, membership: Mrs, H. G.
Maison and Mrs. Carl Cover, pro
gram.
Mrs. Vincent is already at work
contacting all women who are
rliaible for membership. Assist ine
her are Mrs. Donald Fisher, Mrs.
Harry Loggan, Mrs. William II.
Hammond. Mrs. Harold D. Jones,
Mrs. Donald Schur and Mrs. Mar
shall Wood. Wives, widows, moth
ers, daughters and sisters of com
missioned, officers in the armed
forces, whether it be regular, re
serve, active, inactive... .retired or
1 GALLERY NOTESk.
BUSH HOUSE r
' The work of Andrew Vincent. Eugene painter, professor of art
at the University of Oregon. This show will be reviewed next
Sunday. Gallery , open every day except Monday Wednesday evening
until 9 p.m.
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY GALLERY
Milton Wilson, young Portland artist. Very colorful, exciting oil
paintings done in abstract expressionist vein. See review today.
Gallery open every day until 4 p.m. Closed Saturday and Sunday.
To Work on Afghans
Mrs. Irl Folsom, hospital and re
habilitation chairman for King
wood Unit, American Legion Aux
iliary has invited all auxiliary
members of her unit to meet at
her home on Monday, Veterans
Day to work on afghans for the
Veterans Hospital. It will be" an
all day affair beginning at 10:30
a.m., and membert are asked to
bring a tack lunch. Coffee will be
furnished by the hostess.
City Needs to Be Discussed
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Salem Junior Woman's Club will
meet November 12 at the Salem
Woman's Club. This will be a
meeting with the community serv
ice department reporting on "City
Needs", with group discussions to
determine Salem Juniors projects.
Mrs. Donald Griswald will be
in charge of the program, assisted
by Mesdame Richard Allen, Ir-
vin Branch, Kenneth Burnett, Wil
liam Juza, Marvin Simpson, Rob
ert Wickman, Carl Goldsby, Keith
Batcman, Eldon Barclay,
Mrs. J o h n Humphrey is in
charge of refreshments assisted
by Mesdames Richard Kelm, Wil
son Wilt, Steven Benson, Kenneth
Decatur, Howard Houck.
Mrs. Robert Carey, president of
Salem Juniors, has received news
Hal Hibbard tamp and Ami
tary, L'SWV wtll meet it the Sa
lem Woman's Club on Thursday
for a coffee hour at 12:30 p.m. A
business session will follow.
from Washington, D.C., that start
ing Monday General Federation
Women's Club news will be broad
east every Monday during the
Home show NBC. She has asked
all club members to tune in- and
keep informed with what club
women are doing all over the
United States.
Statesman, SalertvOr., Sun., Nov. 11, '58 (Sec. IID-21
Alpha tptlle. Theta Rho Girls
of Turner initiated six new mem
bers at their last meeting. The
initiates include Mary Fry, Jaa
Paris. Judy Davenport, Martha
Lincknell, Sherry Shabe, and
Edythe Manning. The club offi
cers include Elaine Beaumont,
president; Marianne Grim, vice
president; Ksren Allawiy,' treas
urer; and Carolyn- Kyte, secretary.
To Fete New Mothers
The Salem Pi Beta Phi Moth
er'i Club of Willamette UnW
sity will meet at the State street
chepter house Tuesday altei. t-d
for a 1:30 dessert luncheon. Tin
affair will honor the mothers of
new Salem pledges. Committee
for the afternoon includes Mis,
Carl Schneider and Mrs. R. G.
Van Cleve.
Circle at Maris Home
The afternoon circle of the Wo
man's Society of Christian Service
of the Morningside Community
Methodist Church will meet with
Mrs. John Maris, 3UI5 Granada
Way, at two o'clock Tuesday after
noon, Nov. 13. Mrs. Gilbert Austin
will review a portion of "Paul's
Letters to New Churches." Mrs.
Roy Grcltie, a member of the
Women's Prison Council, will speak
on wuik with the women of the
Oregon State Penitentiary.
resigned, are eligible for member
ship in the league.
The League is planning a Christ
mas dinner dance for December 7
with Mrs. Ernest L. Freeman in
charge of - arrangements.
Trinity Church
WSCS Circles .... ..
I FOUR CORNERS - The WSCS
Circles of Trinity Methodist
Church are calendared as follows:.
' Ada Circle: Nov. 13, 8 p.m., hos
tess, Mrs. Ed Bailey, .3645 Osborn
Ave., devotions, Mrs. Jeff Harrel
son. Lucy Harding Circle: Nov, 14,
10 a.m., hostess Mrs. Ray Osborn,
devotions by Mrs. H. N. Olsen.
Sarah Circle: Nov. 11, 8 p.m.,.
hostess Mrs. Ted Parks, 4328
Hager St., devotions, Mrs. Harold
Judge.
Erma Wilson Circle: Nov. 15, (
p.m., hostess Mrs. Don Slumber
ger, 3535 Wira St., devotions,
Mrs. S. N. Lawrence.
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