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Two Dances
Slated This
Week
Two dancing clubs have slated
their monthly parties for this
The Thursday Night Dancing
club will entertain .with a semi
formal dance at the Veteran's
hall with Claude Bird's orches
tra playing for the afiair be
tween 9 and 13 o'clock.
The committee in charge of
rrbngemenU Includes Mr.; arid
Mrs, Burl Cox and Mr. and j Mrs.
Donald Waller,
fre-dance Parties
Several informs! nurtl
been arranged to precede and
follow the dance. Mr. and Mrs.
James Henery and Mr. and Mrs.
Dal Sullivan will be pre-dance
party heats at the James L.
Cooke home on Cascade Ter
race. Their guestj will be Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice W. Walker, Mr.
and Ma Claude KlIore. Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Larkins, Mr.
and Mrs. Casper SchwHgert,
Mr. and Mrs. "red Nichols, Mr.
and Mn. Kobert Prime, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Page, Mr. and Mrs.
Msrvin Larkins, Mlsa Margaret
McBaln and Mr. Frank Nichols.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stod
dard are entertaining at dinner
before the dance at thwr home
on Cascade Terrace.
Covers will be. placed for Mx.
nd Mrs. Hugh McMillan, 'Mr.
nd Mrs. David Klin!. Lt
Ct4. aod Mrs. D. G. Culler;
Miss Gertrude Koke, Mr.
Charlen Robinson. Miss Marie
liannlgnn. Mr. Charles Emeper
and Mr. and Mrs. Stoddard.
Trotters dab Dsnce
The Trotters club will hold
Its keini-formal dance Friday
night at the Crystal Garden
ballroom with Claude Bird's or
chestra engaged Ho play fur
dancing.
On the directorate fur the af
fair are Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Bow-man, Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Carter. Mr. arid Mrs. William
Bush. Mr. and Mrs. James Byers
nd Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Adair.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Ellis have
Invited a few of their friends
to a midnight supper at their
home on East Lefelle street ful
lowiog the dance.
Joint Installation
At'IQOF Lodge
A oin( installation of officers
held t ceremonies Thurs
day night for Capital Auxiliary
No. 11, Patriarchs Militant and
Cantou No. 11 of the IOOT lodge.
The colors of the order were
carried out in the decor t tana of
yellow roses and lavender
candles. The installing officers,
Mrs. William Beard, assisted by
Adjutant Mrs. Clarence Towin
ed, and . Aide Mrs. Guxtave
Erikson. seated Mrs. Anna Jluu
aker. retiring president, as Jun
ior past proKidtait; Mn. Lor
Groves, president; Mis. Millie
LaVine, vice president; Mrs.
Wflliam Beard, secretary, und
Mr. William Cladeck, treasurer.
Brig. Gtn. A. It. Mclaughlin
nd Kred Walker of Yamhill No.
I. were Installing officers for the
cantons, and seated Howard
Hunsakcr as Junior past captain,
William Drakley as captain,
Lloyd Wood as ensign, Willis La
Vine as lieutenant, WiJliam Beard
as serretary, K G. Henderson as
treasurer, Gustave Enkson as
picket. Pearl Harlan as chaplain,
Ray Detoit, officer of the day,
and G reiver Pomeroy, banner
barrtr.
'A no-lwust desert sult was
eryed in the duiiitg rni af:er
the nu-eting
Polk: County
PTA in Session
INDEPENDENCE, Jan. 2
(Special -Foor towns, Mn
mHith. Dallvi, Pedee end Inde
pendence -were represented at the
Plk county P. i lent and Teacher
aKuclutivi couiu.il meetirtg held
on Tuewiay at! the Independence
woman's riubhouse.
The morning; was devoted to a
business session under the direc
tion of Mrs. Ira Mix, county
president, and Mrs. Martin
FraUke. secretary. 4n. Dean
Walker conducted a school of
trutructiun on problems of xar
ents and teachers.
A ntfninating ttiaimittee was
appointed, consisting of Mrs.
E. F. Barrow, Mrs. Kraizfce and
Mrs. E1dm Zuver. The next
meeting was -armounced for
March it at Iedee, and the state
convention for April 30, May 1
and X, in La Grande.
Mrs. Francis Newton. Mrs.
Martin FraUke and Mrs. Ralph
Scran ton represented the Inde
pendence group anr1 frrmed the
hostess committee at the nova
luncheon.
The afternoon session Included
a brief talk by Maxine Buren
woman's editor on The -Statesman,
and several vocal- selections
by DoW-res KleUing, accompanied
by Marilyn Mix.
Gas on Stomach
Saaaa at I aiata at eaaMe-aaavaHaaf MS
f rm a at mi mn annVal
t hmI e4 a nana ira. "eta umuip
Society
Music The Home
Maxine Burea
Wemee's Kditer
CLUB CALENDAR
WEDNESDAY
Daughters of Union VetM-sns,
with Mrs. Mary Entrees, ISM 9.
Commercial sU, p.m.. Installs
tlon. i
THUESDAT
Prlnxle Plasnanf Point Social
Club, ail day nweting, with Mrs.
Ku Dragar, route . !
Past ResenU, DAB. with Mrs.
3. C. RcU. 63 Marion ft, 1 pxn.
SATUKOAY
Ctaemrketa chapter. DAB. Sa
lem Woman's ciub. S pan.
MONDAY
United Spanish War Veterans
and auxiliary meet at Vrw ftall.
S p.m.
i i
Guests Are
Bidden to I
Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Laws have
Invited a group of friends to an
informal dinner party Friday
night at their home in Morning
side. A buffet dinner will be served
by the hostess and guests will
be seated at smaller tables with
spring flowers providing the
decorative note. The evening
hours will be spent informally.
Covers will be placed for the
Rev. and Mrs. Chester W. Ham
blin, Dr. and Mrs. L. O. Clement,
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Harbison,
Mrs. George Allen, Mrs. C, X.
niidge, Mrs. Walter B. Robin
son, Mrs. A. 1". Marcus and Mr.
nd Mrs. Laws. j
John Drager j
A Visitor j
Mr. John Drager has been vis
iting in Salem for a few days
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hue Drager. Mr. Drager leaves
by plane today for San Francis
co and Shanghai. He is con
nected with the Texaco Oil com
pany. Mr. and Mrs. Drager have
been in New York this winter
and late fall. His wife, who is
now In Oklahoma City with her
parents, expects to join him In
Shanghai in a few months.
Polk County
Singers Meet
A mixed chorus has been or
ganized In Polk county by 43
persons wh turned out for the
first meeting Monday night t the
Itickreall school house. Raymond
Van Dyke will direct the group
and Claude Larkins of Rickreall
will act as chairman.
Singers were there from Inde
pendence, Monmouth, Terrydale,
West Salem, Dallas and Rickreall.
The chorus plana to sing at var
ious gatherings throughout the
county.
n n n fifffitj o
t6e 'DFFEReNT "fat; caea&l
Last chance) to gal ! on this big Whaafew got
actruarntod offorl Save 1( on your favorite)
brand of coffee and give your family a welcome
change for breakfast, too.
Just buy a' large box of Wheatena and your
grocer will accept the box-top as 10 payment
toward a pound of any coffee you chooeel
titiSecV
Con
C ubs
ieryme English
eetetr-Editor j
State Board
Meets for
Luncheon
The regular luncheon meeting
of the state board of the Uni
versity of Oregon mother was
held In Salem Tuewiay after
noon In the Marina room of tha
Marion hotel. Mrs., George H.
Swift was la charge of the ar
rangements. Tha tables were
decorated with bouquets of aca
cia, daffodils and pussywillows.
Mrs. Ralph Heustl 'of ' Eu
gene, state president, presided.
Mrs, George Swift, Salem, was
elected vice-president of the sec
ond district and Mrs. Walter
Kirk, Salem, was appointed fi
nancial chairman. Reports from
the district presidents were
given. The president announced
243 new members of the state
organization and that there are
600 more students; enrolled at
the university this term than la
the fall.
Attending were Mrs. Heustis,
Dean Karl On thank, Dean Alan
Wickham, Mrs. Howard Boyd,
Mrs. Marvin Warlick. aU of Eu
gene; Mrs. Angus Gibson, Junc
tion City; Mrs. Perrie Dolph,
Mrs. W. E. Coleman, Mrs. M. T.
Butler, Mrs.. Harry Reingold,
Mrs, Lester Rlggs, Mrs, Douglas
Powell, Mrs. Arthur Nlcolal,
Mrs. Ira Gaston, Mrs. Floyd
Hallock, Mrs. Allison Dean, Mrs.
W. S. Shanks, all of Portland;
Mrs. John Carkln, state treasur
er, Mrs. George H. Swift k and
Mrs. Claude McPherton of Sa
lem.' Tri-Y Chapter
To Give Dance .
A dance Is planned by Grace
Elliott chapter of Tri-Y bo Fri
day night at the Mayflower dairy
830 to 11 o'clock. Special guests
will : include members of Abble
Graham and Rhode McCullough
chapters. Roberta Tussing. Don
na Lawrence, Deanie 'Lamb,
Gwen Rust, Lois Holllnshead,
nd Jean Pickens are on com
mittees in charge for the party.
Invited as patrons are Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Pickens, Mrs. Esth
er W. Little, Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. George Alex
ander, Mr. and Mrs. I..M. Twedt,
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney A. King.
Mr. and Mrs. William McKinney,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hockett and
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Brown. !
Abbie Graham chapter of Tri
Y has planned a no-host supper
or tonight at the YWCA. Law
rence Brown, city attorney, will
be guest speaker to discuss city1
government.
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Thm OREGON STATESMAN. SaUo.
Mrs. Iuston
To Visit irl
Canada
Mrs. Oliver
trained Friday
liner for the
Canada for a
B. Huston en-
on the stream
east coast and
knonth's sojourn.
Mrs. Huston wis met in Port
land by her brpther and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.
Challoner of Victoria, B.C.," who
accompanied hr on the trip.
The travellers will make
stops in Chicago, New . York,
Washington, DjC., before going
up to Montreal
Ottowa, Toron-
to, London and
Edmonton, Can
ada. Mrs. Huston will visit with
relatives sh hasn't seen for
over 20 years. She attended the
London branch!
of the Unlver-
aity of Toronto!
In London, On
will accompany
tario.
Mrs. Huston
the Challoners
iback to Victoria
and . will reture home the end
of February by
ouver, B.C.
plane from Van-
To Arrive an
Salem
Today
Major and Mrs. Frank H.
Spears, Jr Are expected to arrive
in the capital tjoday for an ex
tended visit with their parents,
Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Garnjobst
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank H.
Spears, sr. j
Major and Mrs. Sears, who
have been makihg their home In
Washington, D.C., while he was
stationed there with the army,
left the end of December for the
west coast They drove the
southern route by way of New
Orleans and spent several weeks
In Mexico. Coming north they
came through Texas. Grand
Canyon, Utah and Idaho. Their
daughter, Juliahne, has been
with her grandparents this win
ter. Major Spears Is now on ter
minal leave. j
No-Host Dinner
For Huslkmds
!
Over fifty Junior Woman's
club members, husbands and
guests gathered t the clubhouse
Monday night fojr a no-host din
ner party. Guests were seated at
long tables decorated -with Val
entines, cupids knd hearts. Ar
ranging the affair were Miss
Clarice Satter, Miss Lucille Sal
ter, 'Mrs, Carey Martin. Jr., Mrs.
IL John Annlnf land Miss .Maria
Dare.
A program followed the din
ner hour' with Miss Grace Ash
ford presenting two vocal selec
tions with Mrs. Karl Thelan ac
companying. Sandra Allison,
Gary and Jerry! Neal from the
Betty Pierce dance studio gave
a group of numbers with Mrs
Clifton Mudd playing the ac
companiments.
Cards were in
play during the
zes awarded to
evening with pr!
Mr. James Pike, Mr. Albert
Walker and Mrs. jElmo Ltndholm.
Mrs, Graee Carieten left Sa
lem on Tuesday to retumlo Iter
home fct Portland after a. week's
stay in Salem yith her sister,
Mr. Helen Goodnough.
1
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Oregon, Wedneedar Morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank IL nut
and their young son, Frank, Jr.,
left Salem Tuesday for Long
view, Wash, to make their home.
Mr. Hunt will return to his
former position In Longview,
which he held before the war.
Lt Hunt now on terminal leave,
returned early in January from
the South Pacific where he
served for two years. Mrs. Hunt
and their son lived in Salem
while he was overseas.
VFW Auxiliary
Plans Dance
Marion Auxiliary No. 661. Vet
erans of Foreign Wars, met Mon
day night at the VFW hall with
Mrs. Virgil Bolton presiding.
Initiation was held for Mrs.
Marie Schafer. The officers and
color bearers will go to Wood
burn February 8 to assist with
the initiation.
Proceeds from the dance to be
held Wednesday, Jan. 30, will
be given to the March of Dimes.
After the business meeting the
post Joined the auxiliary and
refreshments were served by
Mrs. Rose, Mrs. Eva Bolan, Mrs.
Yvonne Ritchie, Mrs. Iva Hamil
ton and Mrs. Sybil Dalton.
H4
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Boys' Sweaters . ..
SIZES 2S to 34 COATS AND SLIPOVERS
oys' nlain Jackets
SMALL MEDIUM, LARGE
Soys' Whirls. Bah. Sells
Soys' Hachinav; Jachels
Jen's Ian Travel Sags
1 8-INCH ZIPPER CLOSING WITH LOCI
Shoulder Braces
REGULAR $1.00 NOTION DEPT.
m
(gift Wares, Odd look
FIGURINES. VASES,
Costume
ODDS OF VALUES TO $5.00-COMPACTS. BRACELETS. PINS,
COMBS. KEY CHAINS, NECKLACES. EARRINGS
Lapel Pins . .
NOVELTY LEATHER. CHINA. METAL . . . ALSO
SLAVE BRACELETS, ETC
if'
11
I
Silver Plated Candlesticks
SECULAR $5.00 PAIR IDEAL CUTS. JEWELRY DEPT.
Brunch Sets, 9 Pieces
REGULAR $8.00 VALUES MAIN FLOOR. LINEN
4
Vool Gloves
RED. BROWN. GREEN. BLACK GLOVE DEPT.
Broadcloth Dickeys .
RAYON BROADCLOTH BROWN ONLY
:4
Fur Coats . . .
3 ONLY SMALL, MEDIUM. LARGE. TAX INCLUDED.
Tickets Here for the
Eugene Gleemea
Concert
January 30, 1948
Executive to
Visit YWCA
Arriving Tuesday to attend the
annual membership dinner and
meeting of the Salem YWCA,
Miss Laura Ault, advisory secre
tary for business and profession
al girls, national board of the
YW, is remaining In Salem
through Wednesday to talk over
with local YW leaders some of
the present situations for workr
ersJ
Present status of workers in
the white-collar or clerical field
Is causing grave concern to the
national board and to local asso
ciations throughout the country.
Miss Ault comments, pointing
out salaries of clerical workers,
low before the war, have not
risen in proportion to the cost of
living.
Miss Ault came to the national
board of the YW in 1944 from
the association In Chicago where
she supervised recreation and
clubs for the business girls for
six years. She la a graduate of
Adelphlj college and holds a
roaster pt arts degree rom Co
lumbia University.
LAST TWO
I I "
omuary
TODAY AND
STATUES. ETC
Jewelry
Ply ol h t
-IllMm1 &
Mr. and Mrs. Xlehard A. Mey
er entertained members of their
pinochle club at a no-host din
ner Sunday night Guests were
Held Over by Popular Request
Skin
Analysis
Reautful Make-Up by an authorized
La Jolie representative who has been
trained in the La Jolie technique of
skin and complexion care and proper
Individualized me Ire -up. Problem
skins are given special attention.
Regular patrons ana newcomers are
cordially invited to come in for this
special feature with or without an
appointment
Featuring Rayette Cold Wave
IIARIIIELLO BEAUTY SHOP
. Under New Manacnit
ESTHER KENNER (PROP.)
215 N. High St
Across from Bos Depot
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Mr. and Mrs. William Smith of
Portland, Mr. and Mrs. E. H,
Kennedy and Mr. and Mrs. Har
ris Lietz.
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