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iMiss Lewis
Announces
Attendants
6-(Sec. I) Statesman, Salem, Ore,, Wed., Nov. 21, '56
Around Town .
By JERYME ENGLISH
. AiMtKuts visituks ... are
arriving in the capilal for the
Thanksgiving holiday and week
end , . , Mrs. Martin Finden Jr
came by plane from Fairbanks,
Alaska on Tuesday to be the guests
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Doug
las B. Parkes Tha Parte
other' daughter .and her family.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon E. Buckhout
and son, Douglas, are , arriving
Thursday from their home In Riv
erside, Calif . , . The sisters have
come for the wedding of their
brother. Arthur B. Parkes. and
jtuss cveiyn reuows, wnicn win lie
an event of Saturday in - Tula'
. mook . ,
Idaho viiltsrs . . ', la the capital
are Mr. and Mrs. James Elgin and
children, James, Susan and Becky,
f Caldwell, wh will spend the
Thanksgiving week with Ills
- Biotber, Mrs. Clifford W. Elgin,
and his brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Foreman . .
Arriving . .- . in the capital by
train Thanksgiving morning will
be Mr. and Mrs. George Crockett
of San Francisco, former Salem
residents, ' who will be holiday
guests of their longtime friends,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe W., Hutchison
"tttOit Friday or group of -Mril
Crockett s friends have arranged
a no-host luncheon in her honor
at Meier and Frank's Oregon
Room . . . and on Saturday night
a group wiH gather for dinner in
the Oak Room at the Marion Hotel
for the pleasure of Mr. and Mrs.
Crockett
Holiday visitors . . . from Chi
cane are Mr. and Mrs. R. A. 01
ton, whs are arriving today to be
guests of their hi and daughter-la-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ol
son . , . The Olsons have been
visiting la California and are
stopping here for the weekend be
fore beading East ...
Visitors ... from Oslo, Norway
are Mr. and Mrs. Jens Christian
Ha use, who. arrived in tcap
ital by plane on Tuesday to spend
Thanksgiving with their daughter.
Miss Anna Sophie Hauge, an ex
change students under, the Amer-i
ican Field Service program . . .
Miss Hauge is making her home
with Mr. ad Mrs. C. A. Schaefer
and is attending South Salem Nigh
School
Coming dawn . . . from Seattle to
spend Thanksgiving with their son-in-law
and daughter, Dr. and Mrs.
S. D. Wiles, will be Mr. and Mrs.
R. R. YVUrkea . . . The Jack Ost-
llnds and children, Martina. Nancy
and Mark, are coming from Mil-ton-Freewaler
ta spend the holiday,
weekend with bis parents, the
HerbemrOsfllndrTT; r-'
A guest 7 . . r at the home of Mr.
Salem Y-Teen Helps Fill Gift Bags
Anniversary
ForKaufers
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Kaufer will
quietly observe their 63rd wedding
anniversary today at their Bel'
moot Street residence. Three of
the Kaufers' five children have ar
rived from out-of-town for the oc
casion. '.."'- .
The Kaufers were .married in
St. Paul, Minn., on Nov. 21, 1893
and have lived in Salem for 24
years. They have five children,
Mrs. Charles Rembold, Mrs. G. M.
Bartsch, of St. Paul, Minn., and
Mrs. William Mullan of Los Ange
les, who art here for the celebra
tion, Mrs. Carl Henderlong of
Sacramento, Calif., and ' Charles
Kaufer of St. Paul, Minn. There
are eight grandchildren and 2
great-grandchildren.
f ' '
AUBURN Ra Aan Maske cele
brated her 10th birthday at party
on Saturday. Invited were Linda
Bert. Carolyn Proctor, Glenda
Moody, Dawn ' and Denise Mrof
chak, Kathy Jacobe. Marsha Sulli
van, Sandra Ras. .Terry Woodell,
Joan Brittell and Sherrie Petska.
and Mrs. Edward Majek is their
daughter, Mrs. Allan Olson of
Tillamook, who will remain until
the weekend . . . she will be joined
for Thanksgiving by her husband,
Lt. Olson, who is stationed at the
coast resort wtih the air force
. . . The Olsons and Majeks will
be holiday dinner guests of his
parents, the John A. Olsons
Flying ... to Chicaga and Kan
sas City today wUI be Mrs. Abaer
Kline ... la Kansas City she will
spend Thanksgiving . with her
brother aid alster-la-law, Mr. and
Mrs. A. T. Bralnerd ., . . from
there she will ga sa t. t hlcaga to
attend the annual Showmen's con'
ventioa . , . Mrs. Kline plans to
be away a fortnight ... Mr .and
Mrs. Jack Eycrly wUI also attend
the eoavrntloa and will fly to Chi
cage on Thanksgiving Day ...
In Palto Alt . . . for the Big
festivities this weekend on the
Stanford University campus are
Miss Bsth Horn, daughter of the
S. A. Horns, and Miss Sara Allen,
daughter of the Reynolds Ulens
. . they entrained for the Bay
city Monday night and will be
guests at the home of Paul Wig
gin in Palo Alto . . 4 Mr. Wiggin
is a member of the Stanford team
and is an all-American tackle
. . , On Saturday the Salem girls
will attend' the Stanford-California
game and the annual homecoming
events ...
Returning ... Sunday from an
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PARKING
SOUTH SALEM Miss Helen
Lewis, whose mariage to Louis E.
Kurth Jr., will.be an event of
December 1, is announcing her
bridal attendants this week. The
bride-elect is the daughter of Mrs.
Bernice Lewis and the groom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Kurth Sr.
The Rev. W. H. Lyman will per
form the 7 o'clock nuptials at the
Court Street Christian Church.
The Rev. G. Phillip Hurd and Phil
McHarness will be the vocalists
and William Fawk will be the
organist. '
Miss Jean Marsh of Portland
will be the maid of honor, and
the bridesmaids will be Mrs. Le
Roy Dunn of Warrenton, Miss
Marulou Shultx of Warrenton,
cousins of the bride, and Mrs.
David Hanson of Salem. Candle
lighters will be Miss Bonnie Jean
and Cheryl Lee Kurth, sister . of
the groom. Flower girl will be
Lorilee Campbell and 'ringbearer.
Mart Campbell of Wiiisloti, coifs'-'
uis of the bride.
Wilbert Kurth Jr., cousin of the
groom, will stand as best man and
the groomsmen 1 will be David
Hanson, Eugene Harris of Salem
and Wayne Bryant of Springfield.
The couple will make their home
in Salem.
A Pre-nuptial Shower
Mrs. Eugene Grabenhorst and
Mrs. Aaron Schalk honored Mis
Helen Lewis, bride-elect of Louis
Kurth . Jr., at a "cupboard is
bare" shower at the Grabenhorst
home on Scenic View Drive.
Other guests attending were
MrstoniMvyjsirsJwIL
Hollingsworth, Mrs. Ed Truax of
Dallas, Mrs. L. E. Kurth Sr. Mrs.
Elmer Deetz of Canby, Mrs. Ro
land Seeger, Mrs. Martin Boat
wright and Kim, Mrs. William
Schalk, Mrs. Wilbert Kurth, Miss
Mary Weller, Miss Mineeta Dodd,
Miss Bonnie Jean Kurth, Miss
Cheryl Lee Kurth, Miss Sandra
Dawson and Miss Kathleen Dawson.
Reports Are
Given on
Projects
Honored queen Miss Lamona
Collins presided at Junior Bethel
night for Bethel 35, Job's Daugh
ters, Monday at the Scottish Rite
Temple. Honored were Miss Bar
bara Morris, honored queen of
Bethel 59, Worshipful master 0. E.
McCrary of Ainsworth Lodge; and
Bethel grandfather Clair Holcomb.
Mr. McCrary, on behalf of Ains
worth lodge, presented the Bethel
with a check for fifty dollars to
help purchase new robes for the
Bethel officers.
. An invitation was read to attend
a tea in honor of Mrs. Jean Voe,
newly elected supreme fourth mes
senger, at Gladstone by Bethel 57.
A letter from Mrs. L. A. Maulding,
chairman of grand Bethel philan
thropy committee was read re
minding the girls of " the two
Korean girls supported by Bethel
funds. The Bethel decided to hold
a special money making project
for this purpose.
Senior Princess Miss Marilyn
)J? ep my reported, .that her tmftf
I princess project was a success ana
j the money from it will go to the
grand Belhel scholarship fund.
Miss Jan Pease told about the
Bethel beach trip to Chapel By
Miss Phyllis Dannelley of Salem, left, and three other Y-Teens of the YWCA, who participated the Sea last weekend. Misses Ann
in the Association's annual World Fellowship service at the National Cathedral in Washing-Lenhart. Janet Scheffc, Doris
ton, D. C, ere shown helping fill the gift bags symbolic of the contributions made to the ; Zarodn.ck. Barbara Wheatherby
i i r i. r j . j ii - i a d. r ri. i . ei- land Tern Smith will go to the
1956 World Fellowship Fund. Others pictured are Margaret Ann Berry of Charleston, S. C.,jBljn(J Schoo, ,0 read aRnd fner.
Janice Loewe, Lincoln, Neb., and Judy Russell, Colorado Springs, Colo. They were among tain the youngsters on Sunday af-
the 600 Y-Teens and adult leaders participating in the national Y-Teen conference. Miss Dan- j ternoons.
nelley was the only Y-Teen from Oregon attending and returns home Sunday.
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Out-of-Town Guests Arrive
ForThanksgivingHoliday
FOUR CORNERS Thanksgiving will be observed quietly with
family dinners highlighting the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schrecen-
Annual Bazaar
Members of the Ladies Home ma" ce De lvu,n uur:
gost will welcome as dinner guests their son-in-law and daughter and i i-eague ol ine salvation Arm'ioueen t. Rarhara Morris an-
Salvation Army.
Women Sponsor
Plan Holiday Parly
Guardian Mrs. Norman Fletcher
invited the Bethel to hold a Christ
mas party at her home and Sun
day afternoon Dec. 23 at 2 p.m.
Ibe-aiWM regular meeting will be
a covered dish dinner Tor the
secret dads at 6 p m. and a
grandchildren, Lieut, and Mrs. William F. Hill. Mathew and Mark of j have been preparing for many
Montgomery, Alabama and Mrs. Schrecengost s sister, Mrs. o. Jl. Lee.
Kenneth, Larry and Richard Schrecengost. The Hills will remain
through the Christmas holidays be
fore returning borne. Lieut. Hill is
stationed at the Maxwell Air Force
Base at Montgomery. The Schre
cengost's eldest son, Fred Jr., is
with the air force at Hahn, Germany.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Meyer will slater and Miss June Slater
be hosts to a family dinner on , Entertain
rhopiL-ectiv-ind rm ore u til hai rIfrw1
for Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mever. ! Mr.-and Mrs. Andy Etzel will In
and Mrs. Francis Rehfcld. Judy,
Sherrill and Debra, Mr. and Mrs.
Orville Rehfeld, Connie and Kaye.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smith of
Silverton will be Thanksgiving din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
weeks for their annual Christmas
Bazaar which will be held Friday
&nd Saturday, November 23 and 24
at 130 South Liberty St.
The sale will open at 2 p.m. Fri
day afternoon arid remain open un
til 9 p.m. that night. The sale will
continue on Saturday from 9 a.m.
until 4 p.m.
Willers Will Be
Dinner Hosts
AUBURN Thanksgiving in the
Wilfred Wilier home will be a
family get-together. Covers wilj be jMr a)(j Wrs j,ever ju'dy-an(i dinner hosts to a large family din- fancy work of all kinds and cro- practice will be on Wednesday
nounced a special church service
for Jobs Daughters to be held 7:30
p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 27 at the First
Presbyterian Church.
Clifford Ballinger, who donated
cut flowers sold by Bethel mem
bers this fall spoke to the girls
about planning a yearly cut flower
project.
The regular guardian council
Sudden Holiday
Doing Part of Meal
Ahead Saves Hostess
By MAXINE Bl'REN
Statesman Woman's Editor
It's trite but true Thanksgiving seems awfully early this year.
Being the first holiday, it has a way of appearing suddenly on tha
horizon, when we've scarcely recovered from summer.
There's even more choice of turkeys than In previous years.
There are now sizes ranging from the 20-poundcrs down In II pounds
in the regular turkeyi and down In four pounds In the Beltsvllles.
We also have smoked turkey,, and newest of all stuffed turkey,
which you can get II Just about any size. .
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were a great Denever in uoing minx nm-mi m uinr rtint kuk
gest that a great deal of the meal can be prepared the (lay ahead,
and some of it even before that.
For instance, the pie shells can be put into the pans away ahead
and frozen, then taken out just in time to thaw out, fill and hake.
Mince pie, ready to eat, can be frozen ahead of time, though we
don't think the pumpkin pie is quite as good when the lilnng is
frozen. ' "
About the Sauce
Cranberry sauce is every bit as good made ahead of time, so
the hostess can get that out of the way the nifjht botore. They tell
us not to .stuff the bird the day before, but the dre.vyng tan ba
One reason we like a jellied salad is because it tan he "made
up the day before Thanksgiving. Mold it in a flat pair for speed
and also so helpings can be adjsted to appetites. The cry small
will, take just a tiny square, while Papa may 'want a big helping.
Garnishes and specialties such as spited apples or peaches art
made away ahead of time, relishes such as telrry and onions ran
be cleaned and scraped ready for icing the next day.
Everyone has her special recipe for pumpkin pie perhaps, but
that is the one we like in our family.
Mother's Pumpkin Pie
l'i cups pumpkin , U teaspoon salt -
l cgs ' Dust of allspice
h teaspoon ginger 1 cup sugar
1 teaspoon cinnamon 1 cup milk
Beat egg slightly, combine all ingredients and put into unbaked
pie shell. Cook in a degree oven for 10 minutes., reduce heat to
-1HI. JLOicopk untiljjone, atjputan hijur in all. A "few minutes be
fore done, rub" pie wTln"a 'piece (if hutterr this makrr-rnp-nibbly,
Many tnnsimas gitt items will meeting will be at 7 p.m. at the J
be offered for sale, including home of honored queen Miss La-;
aprons, dresses, childrens clothes. ! mona Collins. 1905 Grant St. Choir i
placed for Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
Johns. Mr." aniTMrsrTictor Johns
and Candace; Mr. and Mrs. John
French, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gold
ade, Dorothy, Keith and Freddie
Wilier and the hosts.
Going away for he holiday will
be Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Shaw,
Carol and Barbara, who will go to
Corvallis to be with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Yates.
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Reynoldson
and son. Alan, will go to Yamhill
for dinner with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jess Reynoldson.
interesting fortnight's trip loutti
were Dr. and Mm. Chester A.
fTHwnfi wh visited the old mining
towns and section In northern and
central California ... the trip is
known as the "Mother Lade" tour
they reported wonderful
Tommy, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas m'r Panv on manksgiving. loverscneung. mere win o a green Noy. 28 from 7 to 8 p.m. in the
Jones and Cristy, Mr. and Mrs.!wi" be placed for Mr. and Mrs. thumb and novelty booth, featur- dining room of the Scottish Rite
Glen Lciahtv the Misses Donna Ear' Gchrke, Sandra and Lynette.ing plants. The home cooked food Temple.
and Jovce Mever and the hosts. " ruruanu, ;ir. anu mis. ion,oown win dc a popular place,
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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hausteld ; iwuusan. ruun-ia anu vun ji. miwun nome maae pies, cakes, can
will have as their holiday dinner
guests their daughter's family, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph ' C. Borthwick,
Wayne and Vern of Kent, Wash.
The Borthwicks are on furlough
from Yarinacocha. Peru. He is
Albany, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nelson,
Mr. and Mrs, Louis Saftich, Mr.
and Mrs. Chris Bartruff, Beverly
and Frank, all of Salem. Patricia,
Judy and Larry Etzel. In the eve
ning Miss Patricia Etzel will en-
-studying aviation engineering at j 'ertain a group of young people.
Boeing Air Base, Wash.
I There will be dancing and late
stay through the holidty week
end.
Thanksgfving dinner guests in the
Joseph Cover home will be their
daughter's family, Mr. and Mrs.
David Bartholome and son Dcl-K
weather and the autumn colorings 0f Brooks,
in the canyons and mountains were ir. and Mrs. Warren Shrake will
beautiful, reminding them a little entertain at dinner on Thanksgiv
I New England ...
A get-acqualnted . . . party and
shower feted Mrs. Robert Clarke
Tuesday night when Mrs. Elmer
Haugen, Mrs. Bill Woodall and
! Mrs. Darwin Smith entertained at
the Haugen home on McKay Drive
. . . Mrs. Clarke recently arrived
Mr nnH Mr Tt Viroil t.Amh QCSSen.
will have as guests Mr. and Mrs. , Mr- n Mrs. Faye Osborn and
James Snow, Barbara and David daughter Janet will entertain at
of Bremerton, Wash. The visitors ' 'nneT hls Parents Mr. and Mrs.
will arrive for Thanksgiving and,1-- . Osborn
dies and jellies offered for sale.
During the, day coffee and
doughnuts will be served at the
bazaar. These will be fresly made
and may be purchased by the
dozen as well. The bazaar is open
to everyone.
Rebekah Lodge
Homecoming
Betrothal of
Couple Told
inn the states from England, where
she met her husband who- was
stationed there with the U. S. Air
Force. A late supper was served
by the hostesses following an in
formal evening . , .
Bidden . . .to greet Mrs. Clarke
were Mesdames J. F. Clarke,
Charles Duval of Silverton, Elaine
Campbell, Larry Kepplnger.
George Allen, Robert Engle, Rus
sell Anderson, Roger Berryhill,
Harvey Koepf, Ronald Helgeson, i
Ronald Cress, Elmer Winegar.j
John Humphrey, Roy Van Horn,
Misses Joan Seamster, Blanche
Chrlstrnsen, Barbara Franzwa and
the hostesses ...
A surprise . . . au revoir coffee
honored Mrs. Wilson Wilt Tues
day morning when Mrs. Orville
Kannier Jr., Mrs. Richard Rjedel
and Mrs. Howard Girod enter
tained at the former's home on
Rumsey Road -. . . Mr. and Mrs.
Wilt and their children, Steven
and Maria, are mvoing to Coos
Bay Friday, where Mr. Wilt will
be with Moore Business Forms
... A group of the honor guest's
friends called between 10:30 and
12:30 o'clock . . ,
A club hostess . . . Tuesday was
Mrs. Robert Herrall. who enter
jlalned at luncheon and bridge at
I her Falrmount Hill home . . . Mra.
Werner Brown w a guest . . .
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William Hardt of Lebanon ; found many 0,d
A family dinner in the Leroy , present jnclualng
iiiwci s mime win jiinuuc iu . auu
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schwab of
Mt. Angel are announcing the en
gagement of their daughter, Mar
garet Mary, to William' Hendricks,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hen
dricks of Sublimity. No date has
been set for the wedding.
Miss Sehwab is a graduate of
The Rebekah Lodge annual home-;. Mt. Aneel Academy and is em-
Monday night ployed in Salem at Bankers Life
time memocrsjand Casualty Co. Mr. Hendricks
Mrs. Augusta ! attended Sublimity schools and is
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Krs' lJ?ryh' ,.r' anres.dent'of rthe Odd Fellows' home n0W engaged W larm,n8'
nirs. r-u jannn anu junn, .nr. anu Portland
Ann Mori. nA Mr. ihn ! A dinner was served to members
Miss Sharon
Johnson Is
Engaged
From the University of Oregon
campus comes news of the engage
ment of a Salem coed, Miss
Sharon Johnson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Clyde Johnson, to Garv
Compton. son of Mrs Robert Tip
ton of Hillsboro. No date has been
set for the wedding.
The bride-elect first revealed the
betrothal news at the Delta
Gamma sorority house Tuesday
nisht.
Miss Johnson is a junior at the
University of Oregon and- is a
graduate of North Salem High
School. Mr. Compton is a senior
at the University of Oregon and
his fraternity is Beta Theta Pi.
Menfbers of the Marlon County
Democratic Women's activities
group were entertained at a cof
fee Tuesday morning at the home
of Mrs. Elmer O. Berg. Mrs. S. W.
Horn is chairman of the group
and plans were outlined for future
activities of the group and the
Democratic dinner on December 1.
Mrs. Feldschau
New President
I Mrs. Lawrence Feldschau was
elected president of the Jaycee
jettes for the ensuing year at a
dinner meeting held Monday night
j at Pine Inn. Other officers elected
iwere Mrs. Dee Whitlock. ice
president: Mrs. Jay Day, secre
tary; and Mrs. James Loder,
I treasurer.
i Mrs. Woody Obert has sened
as president the pat year and m-
! stallation of new ofticers is set for
January.
! Guests at the meeting were Mrs.
David Trapp and Mrs. Wesley
1 UUIUltSUll.
The Willamette Agate and Min
eral Society will meet in the chapel
of the Salem Memorial Hospital
on Friday night at 8 p m. Colored
slides will be shown by J. B. Van
Clove. The public is invited to attend.
Club Calendar
Friday
Mrr? MinKlcrj mrrt with Mr. E.
A. Jirkson. 3295 N. Lanrjslfr Dr. 1
p m.
l"a , S3 04$10 24 S'JTSTH A It T
Sattjrdav Kbrank Club with Mr. BUnrha
Stutrt, Hii S. Jlst Si . Hp m.
ing. Covers wul be placed (or 1"uul """"" "u,,uc-rMru"
Mr. arid Mrs. Lawrence Shrake, riclt. and Steven, Danny, Karen
Janice, Dick, Gregg and Mary Lou and Darrcll Mooers.
Shrake and the hosts. For Thanksgiving in the Allen
T. Fete California Visitor, rd?n i0?," W fc
Thanksgiving dinner guests In..,. X1 w ft irfAt
the Harry Silette home will be Mr,, " J 'n
and Mrs. Max Silette of Modesto,
Calif., Mr. and Mrs. William Con
ner and Miss Mary Ann Hogan.
On Sunday the William Conners
will entertain at dinner for the xut-
of:state visitors. '
House guests for Thanksgiving
and the holiday weekend in the
Henry Helmhout home will be Mr.
nd Mrs. Loren Helmhout, Linda,
and Laurie of Bcllevue, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Simpson will
have as their dinner guests Mr.
and Mrs, Willis Shipman. Dyann
a"hd Billy Shipman.
Dinner cuests in the I. H. White
home will be Mr. and Mrs. Nile
Hilborn and Herbert Policy.
Dinner guests for Thanksgiving
in the Hardie Phillips home will be
Mrs. Phillips' parents Mr. and Mrs.
P. T. Deckard and Mr. and Mra
John Deckard, Linda, John Jr. and
Debra Deckard and Miss Janice
Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rehfeld will
have .'their family home for the
holiday dinner. Included will be
Lawrence Rehfeld of Drain, Mr.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Walker will
have as their Thanksgiving dinner
guests her mother, Mrs. Lottie Ca
ble, Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Walker,
Mike and John, Mr. and Mrs. Jess
Mcllnay, Gary and Ronnie, Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Friedrich of Port
land, Robert Cable, Bill Walker,
Henry Boden.
The Nebraska Club will meet
Saturday night at the home of Mrs.
Blanche Stuart, 925 S. 21st St , at
8 p.m.
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and their families. After the meet
ing a program was presented with
Mrs. Loretta Kinney as chairman.
Nomination of officers was held
with nominees including Mrs. Clyde
Jay, noble grand; Mrs. Cecil
Fletcher and Mrs. Robert Laudahl,
vice-grand; Mrs. Clem Ohlsen and
Mrs. L. S. Hornschuch, recording
secretary; Mrs. Roy Pearce. finan
cial secretary; Mrs. Laura Groves,
treasurer; Clarence Kimble, team
captain. Election will be held Mon
day, November 26.
Plans were discussed for the
rummage sale in January, spon
sored jointly by the Odd Fellows
and Rebckahs of Salem.
The Three Links Club will meet
Friday at 2 p.m. at the hall.
Modem Etiquette
By ROBERTA LEE
Q. Is it obligatory that refresh
ments of some kind be furnished
after a wedding rehearsal?
A. While not obligatory, it is
customary and a very nice thing
to do. The refreshments arc usu
ally served after the rehearsal at
the home of the bride or the
bridegroom invites the little party
of attendants to some eating place.
Q. What does an '''usher at a
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