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Tbm Q2EGON STATESMAN. Scdam. Oragosa. Tuesday Morning. January 15. 194o
Bride-Elect
Is Honor
Guest
Misa Jean McElhinny, bride
elect of Mr. Norman Nelson ot
Lexington, Oregon, will be the
honor guest at 7 o'clock; supper
party Thursday night when Mrs. '
Kenneth Hanson,
entertains at
street home of
the South Winter
her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy '
IL Mills. I
After the supper hour a mis
cellaneous shower will fete the
bride-to-be. Contract bridge
will be in play during the even
ing. The bridal motif will be
carried out in the appointments.
Covers will be placed for Mix
McElhinny, Mrs. Charles S. Mc
Elhinny, Mrs. Leona Johnson,
Mrs. Stuart McElhinny, Mrs.
William McElhinny, Mrs. Whee
ler R. English, Mrs. Melvin T.
Hurley, Mrs. Harold W. Sho
gren, Mrs. Wayne Doughton,
Mrs. Manfred OUon, Mian El
eanor T r 1 n d 1 e, Mrs. Hoy H..
Mills and Mrs. Kenneth Han
son. Shays Are
Hosts for
At Home
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Shay were
hiU for an informal at home
Sunday night at tfceir South
Commercial street residence.
The affair was arranged as a
. "welcome home" party In honor
of Dr. and Mrs. Robert F. Wu,lf
and Mr. and Mrs. Heward Berg
man. Dr. Wulf recently returned
home from the South Pacific and
l now on terminal leave. Mr.
Bergman was released from the
navy in December, having been
stationed , in Los Angeles since
his return from the South Pa
cific last year.
Friends! of the honor guests
were invited to call between S
and 7 o'clock.
. The buffet table was centered
with lovely spring arrangement
of daffodils, nareissus, pink car
nations and pussywillows In a
pastel blue antique crystal
epergne flanked by yellow ta
pers.' Relief Sewing
To Be Returned
All group or individuals who
have Philippine relief sewing, or
men's pajamas for the hospitals
out to work on, are asked to re
turn them as soon as possible to
Marion county Red Cross chap
ter rooms so that the final ship
ment of these may be completed
on schedule, January 29.
Mrs. O.IH. Goff as supervisor
for . hospital production in the
Red Cross here, la making the
appeal to have the garments re
turned quickly.
Today's Menu
Linu beans wilt go into the
day's main dish, to be cooked
In a casserole.
Cabbage slaw
Lima bean casserole
Toastrd French bread
Stuffed celery
fruit filled cookies
Strawberries
BAKED LIMA BEAN
(Yield: -l portions
Va pound aalt pntlfk
m rups dried lima beans,
cooked
V cup onion
1 tablespoon brown sugar
V cup dark molasses
H teaspoon ' dry mustard
Vi cup water
Wash and soak besn over
night. Cook beans m water, sim
mering gently 1V hours. Pour
boiling water over salt pork.
Remove rind. Cut !"mu slices.
Mix drained cooked beans and
remaining iigredlHt.n. Place in
Individual casseroles. Press
pieces of salt pork info top of '
been. Cover end '1ake in a
moderate oven (350 dti)iree for
45 minutes. Remove cover. Bake
15 minutes longer to- brown.
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StHwwtat chest end back
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Thaw For Horn re VapoRub's
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Society
Music .... The Home
Maxtne Bur en
Wsmens Editor
PEO Dinner
Slated for
Monday
Members of the Salem Council
of the PEO Sisterhood will cele
brate Founder's day with a ban
quet In the dining room at the
First Congregational church pa
Monday, January 21 at 8:30
o'clock.
All PEO members In the city
are invited to attend the affair.
A surprise program will be a
feature of the evening's enter
tainment Co era will be placed
for over 12S guests.
Arranging the affair are Mrs.
jRay A. Yocom, chairman, Mrs.
Jessie Singleton, Mrs. Ralph
Gordon and Mrs. G. Weaver.
Mrs. A. E. Robins, president ot
the PEO council, will serve as
toaxtmi tress.
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McAfvins Are
Honor Guests
"Mr." and Mrs. James McAlvln
were honored at a progressive
dniner party on Sunday at the
homes of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Husted. Major and Mrs. William
Conrad, Mr. and Mrs. John Hill
and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Newj
man. The remainder of the
evening was spent Informally at
the Newman home.
Mr. McAlvln Is Just home from
18 months spent in New Guinea,
the Philippines and Japan. The
wives of this group have met
regularly during the war while
their husbands were away and a
welcome home party has been
given for each man when he re
turned. Mr. McAlvln was the
last of the group to arrive home.
A few have already moved away
and a chain letter is being start
Irinby tie group.
Major and Mrs. Conrad are
leaving next week for Los An
geles, where Dr. Conrad will
open his practice. i
Miss Boyle to Be
February Bride
Miss Marian Boyle , and Mr.
Joseph; C. Salsgiver, Jr., have
announced they will be married
on February 22 a tthe Jason Lee
Methodist church. The news was
told Friday night at a party for
which the bride-elect was hoot
ess at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Boyle. At
the supper hour guests found
place cards bearing the names
of the engaged couple and the
date.
Miss Boyle Is a graduate of
Salem schools -and her fiance at
tended Ohio State university. He
served in the janny for five years
and was with the 104th division
In Europe.
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Clubs
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tcwr Editor ;
CLUB CALENDAR
TUESDAY'. !
McCormtek etaaa. ito-hoxt din
ner at rirsi authodiat cburca.
S:45 pjn. ;
America War i Mothers, all
day, USO, covered dish lunch
eon. ' - '
Itokta Woman's club with Mrs.
B. r. 8chonkr,; SSS M. Cottage
at., I pm.
Salem Centrsl WCTO with Mrs.
Mayma HiU, 1714 Chemeketa at,
S p.m. i '
' Salem ! Junior 1 Woman's dub.
chamber of commerce, S pm.
Chadwtek chapter , Order of the
Kastern Star, S p.nv. Mason IS
Tempi, : ! '
Minister Wives with Mrs. Boy
Fcd. S64 M. CapHot si.
WKDKKSDAT
AAUW i Kvoninf Literature
group with Mnb Joba O. Bur
cham, ss Orova t., S pan.
Barbara j Frist h t a camp.
Daughters ) of Union Veterans,
with Mrs. William Entrass, 183,
S. Commercial st, S pjn.
WSCS rirst Methodist church.
Carrier room. aU day, business
session at 10:4 a.m.
Woamlnater guild no-host din
ner, church. m dju.
Salem Writers dub. 130. with
Mlssi Brends Class, CTi Belmont
st i
South Sactton Woman's uut
First CoogTrgatkmal church, with
asra. ssst cnmwwen, 8. wm
ter I3 pjn,
THUfcSOA
Keteer Ladias Sewing dab
with! Mrs. Ben Clasgett. no-host
luncbeen. all day meetlnc.
Uayesvllla Woman's club wtnVs
Mr. Robin Df. I pm.
Chapter O, PEO. with Mrs. H.
B. Johnson, 1 :1S dessert luncta-
eon. I j - j .
Liana auxiliary with Mrs. lxt
tie Smith 1075 Broadway, one
o'clock luncheon, i
Women's Council First Chria
tlan church, welfare salad lun
cheon, noon, church parlors.
AAUW; Evening ' Literature
rip with, Mrs. Hunt Clark, 326
Superior. S p.m.
Saltern Council of Women's Or
ganisations, floral room, chamber
of commerce, 1 pm
Willamette university Faculty
Women. Carrier. Boom.' Method
1st church. S30 p.av, i
FBinAT i .1 i. ,. I '. ' "
aMhMl Orova Community club
Middle Crave school, i .
Womtn'ii Relief Corps atntll
lary t vrw hall, 130 p.m.
loan Hamrhan
Has Birthday
Joan Hamman celebrated her
eleventh birthday, Saturday, Jan
uary i. Games were played and
refreshments served. Present
were Marilyn Harland. Mary Lee
Goodej David Goode. Kenton
Hammon. Randall Hamman, Jo
tanbe ! Clark, Fred Buchanan,
Fred Burkes, Josephine. Fergue
8004 Arnold Poppets, Elsie Burke,
Beverly Hamman, Donna Ham
man, Buzzy and Geraldlne Raz of
Portland, Marilyn Goode of Don
ald, Oregon and the hostess, Joan
Hamman. !
; ! ! I :
American War Mothers will
meet for Red Cross sewing all
day today at the USO. A covered
dish luncheon will be served at
noon and members are asked
to bring their own table service.
I ' ! t .1
Woman's j Belief Carps aaxU-
iarjr to; the' Grand Army of the
Republic will meet at the Vet
eran's hall i Friday afternoon at
1:30 o'clock; for a business meet
lng. Open installation will be
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luxurious beauty to the hair.
The Toni Wave Kit enrv.
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HOME PrtMAMfifT
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Lausanne to
Hold Open
House
I Cards were In the mail Moo-
day to an open house at Lau-
f sanne hall on the Willamette
I university campus on .Sunday
I afternoon, January 20 from 2 to
S o'clock.
i This will be the first open
f house at Lausanne hall since the
I navy program was installed on
I the campus several years ago.
The interested public is invited
"5 to view the newly decorated
halL New features this year are
the cafeteria and rumpus room
v. In the basement.
? Guests will be shown through
the entire hall, Including the
I girls' rooms, which have also
f been refurnished and decorated.
Refreshments will be served hi
; the dining room.
In the receiving line, will be
v; Elizabeth Jory Nicholson, pres-
ident of Lausanne hall, Mrs. El-
len Foster, house mother. Miss
L Lorena Jack, house director;
! Mrs. O. Herbert Smith,: Dean
and Mrs. Chester F. Luther and
Miss Lorena Jack. t
Mrs. VT. Q. Kagee ef Bakers
- field, Calif., accompanied by her
I granddaughter, Kathy Allen who
has been in the south with her
the past three months, arrived
In Salem Monday for a visit at
the home of her son In-law and
- daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Erie
Allen, Jr.
I New Residents !
I Are Welcomed
Being welcomed as new resi-i
dents in the capital are Br. and;
Mrs. R. L. Power of Seattle, who
have purchajied a home a t 1050
N. Summer street
Dr. Power practiced dentistry
in Seattle lor SO years and be
fore that was in Yankton, S.
Dak. Dr. Power is now retired.
Mrs. Power is a daughter of
Mrs. Bessie Martin and a sister
of Mrs. Pearl Victor and Mrs.
Lillian Ca dwell, all of Salem.
? Miss Beck Sets
Wedding Day
Saturday, January 10, has
been set as the date for the
wedding of Misa Mavis Beck,
' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. B.
Beck, to Mr. Richard L. Rogers,
son of Mr, and Mrs. E. B. Rogers
i of Campbellsville, Kentucky. The
; ceremony will take place at the
. First Evangelical church,:
Miss Beck is a graduate Of
Salem, schools and her fiance
received his education in Ken
; tucky. He 'served with the third
i army in Europe and was dU-
charged uV'December- after serv-
lng 30 months overseas.
I WEST SALEM The Book
I and Thimble club and Laurel
Social Hour club are sponsoring
' a bomemakers meeting to which
- all interested are invited Wed
I nesday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock
I at the home of Mrs. R. L. F wes
ter on Kingwood Heights. Miss
4Ielen Taylor, Polk county home
; demonstration agent, will dem
onstrate furniture touch-up.
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Wherever you ee a unit of the Red Service Fleet,
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StiU at 37S ChemekeU
Miss Dccrleno t Plnnoo,
daughter of Mrs. Bert Co
thern and Mr. Harry Pin
noo of Kings Valley,
whose engagement to
Mr. Jlmmte A. Waten
paugh, MM 3c. USN.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Watonpaugh.1 has
been announced. The
wedding will be an event
of the late spring.
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MrS. DriQlU TO
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HeGCl MOtiierS
The DeMolay Mothers club
met for a covered dish luncheon
Thursday noon at the Masonie
Temple. The centerpiece was
white China lilies in a crystal
bowl with white candles on
either side.
The hostesses for the affair
were Mrs. Pauline Wilson and
Mrs. Arthur Davis. The meeting
was presided over by the new
officers: Mrs. Russell Bright,
president, and Mrs., Evert Gi verts,
secretary.
Mrs. W. J. Beard, the past
president, presented gifts to the
following members with the most
perfect attendance of the past
year; Mrs. C. W. McCabe, Mrs.
Douglas Armstrong and Mrs.
Arthur Davis.
Ceiujratalatloos ge to Lt. an4
Mrs. Robert Woods (Virginia
Pugh) on the birth of a son.
Craig Leslie, on January 12 at
the Salem General hospital. The
baby's grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Dave W. Pugh of Salem
and Dr. and Mrs. P. B. Woods
of McMinnville. LL Woods was
recently released from the navy
and la on terminal leave.
Lions Auxiliary
T nnrllPDn flrrtH
LUIlUIlt?UIl OiaieU
Lions auxiliary members will
meet for their regular monthly
meeting on Thursday for a
luncheon at one o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Lottie Smith, 167S
Broadway st
The hostess committee includes
Mrs. Edward Majek, Mrs. L. V.
Shafer, Mrs. Denver Young and
Mrs. Estill L. Brunk. Lt. Carlton
Grieder will be the guest speaker
at the luncheon.
The foulness meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Brunk
on North 21st street immediately
following the luncheon.
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Dinner Will
Be Event
Of Week
Miss Margaret Wagner will be
a dinner hostess Thursday night
in compliment to a group of staff
members of the Salem General
hospital.
The affair will be held at the
Normandy Manor and guests
will be seated at a long table.
Covers will be placed for Miss
Lillian and Miss Jess McDonald,
Miss Bern ice Lee, Miss Susan
Brecker, Miss Katbxyn Hoctr.cs,
Mrs. L. C. Carpenter, Mrs. Kent
Dutton, Mrs. James Hayles, Misa
Gertrude Lautz, Mrs. Charles
Creasy, Miss Elsie Harbor, Miss
Patricia Vandeneynde, Mrs.
Lloyd Meyers, Miss Eoline An
drews. Miss Mary Pierson, Miss
Esther Palmer and Miss Wag
ner. Gleemen in
Concert
A musical organization well
known In Oregon comes to Salem
February 1. for a concert, the
Eugene Gleemen to sing here
that night under the auspices of
the Salem Rotary and Lions club.
The concert will be" presented
in the Salem senor high school
auditorium.
In past years, the 60-voice chor
us has sung frequently in Salem,
but this will be the first appear
ance here since before the war.
The local Rotary club will use
its share of the concert profits
for its Willamette scholarship
fund, and the Lions will use their
portion for the benefit of their
varied ci-ic projects.
To date the Gleeraen have
sung 100 formal concerts and
have made more than 200 infor
mal appearances for conventions
and other public programs. They
have appeared In many Oregon
cities, as well as having sung in
Seattle and in Victoria. B. C.
In 1939 the Gleemen were desig
nated by the state legislature to
be official representatives during
Oregon week at the San Fran
cisco International Exposition.
Gleemen concerts in a series
of 10 annual performances In
Portland brought In more than
$25,000 for the-Shrine hospital
for crippled children. The Glee
men always sing for the benefit
of some civic or philanthropic
project, no profits going to the
singers themselves. The chorus
was organized in 1926 as a group
promoting an interest in music
within its home community, as
well as being a group organized
by men singing for the Joy and
interest In aingtrtg. The chorus
eiecY
i 1
m 1 at s 1 t sesaai
aL-to baa served as a community
organization to represent and
promote Eugene in a musical
way. '
Donald Allton. University of
Oregon school of music faculty,
it acting director this year and
Stacy Green, also of the univers
ity, is acting accompanist.
Tickets for the February 1
concert in Salem may be obtain
ed.from any member of either
Rotary or Lions, or at Miller's
department store where they will
be on sale.
The program and soloists will
be announced later.
Mrs. Kasaell Pratt entertained
members of her study club at
her home on North '24th street
Monday afternoon. Mrs. B. E.
Owens reviewed "The Black
Roee" and Mrs. Elmer O. Berg
gave a talk on "Education in
China."
I
Dr. and Mrs. Estill L. Brnak
have invited a group of their
friends to dinner Saturday night
at their North 2 1st street home.
Covers will be placed for twelve
and bridge will be in play. This
is the first in a aeries of parties
the Drunks are planning.
Mrs. Herbert Kane will be a
luncheon hostess this afternoon
at her North Winter street home
for the pleasure of members of
the Modern Drama class.
. Women's Ceanctl ef the First
Christian church will meet
Thursday at the church for a
welfare salad luncheon at noon.
The business meeting will fol
low at 1:45 o'clock and the pro
gram will be at 2 with the Rev.
Seth Huntington, pastor of the
First Congregational church,
speaking.
Mrs. John O. Borcham aoi
Mrs. Deana Davis will entertain
the AAUW Evening Literature
group Wednesday night at the
former's home, 45S Grove st., at
8 o'clock. Mrs. Arthur Bone will
review "South Riding," by Wini
fred Holtby.
The KeUer Ladlea sewing clab
will hold an all day meeting
with Mrs. Ben Claggett on Thurs
day. A no-host luncheon will be
served and there will be Red
Cross sewing and quilting.
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A Sunday
Supper
Mrs. Ellen McCornuVk wag
hostess for a smartly arranged
buffet supper Sunday night at
the Center street home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. David H.
Cameron.
After the supper hour the
evening was spent informally.
Guests of the hostess were Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Fisher, Mr. and
Mrs. Delbert Nedrow, Captafe
and Mrs. Carl Walters, Jr., Lt
Comdr. John L in d beck, Misa
Dorothy Thompson, Mr. Aubrey
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