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Hope; maiy wi uciM,n.u,
Sue Shaffer will be installed as
chaplain and Jane Tcague as drill
leader.
fllhor officers will be installed
as follows: Gerry Moore, "Love";
Patty Mills, "Religion"; Virginia
Lee "Nature , miriiim vanar,
Immortality": neva jonnson,
piHplitv": Gail Richmond, "Pa
triotism"; Sandy Williams, "Service."
Karen Hamaker will take office
as confidential observer, Katharine
Richmond as outer oDserver,
Karen Michelson as musician, and
Elaine Davenport as choir director.
Installing officers were Janet
Gustafson, Ann Erickson, Sue
Ross, and Loren Edmfston, assist
ed by members of the order of
DeMolay.
ANN CONNELL, Society Editor
Society, Women's .Organizations
some '
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Iv. This system not only
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Ami deoosit. makes
Ihcni easier when the
lime-saving tip is this:
L. inh at a time ana
through. If you're clean-1
hchen, for example, aon ii
lbs and dabs sandwiched
fcther activities. Make a
kitchen-cleaning Dy re
vise and stains from the
pint 5 ew seconds to
tilers and splashbacks
imp cloth, cleaning tne
1 iccumulated crumbs,
the garbage container
and gomg tnrougn tne
lor little-used dishes
collecting unsanitary
Wed., May 21, 1952 Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Page 23
'Junior Miss' Program Set
registration blanks are now
available at all schools for girls
interested in participating in the
Junior Miss Activities. This pro
gram, sponsored by the YWCA, is
offered for a small fee to ail jun
ior high and present sixth-grade
girls entering junior high school
in the fall.
Registration day at the schools
will be Monday. After that date,
AAUW Reports
Year's Activities
Reports of the year's' activities
were given at the luncheon meet
ing of the Eugene Branch of the
American Association of Univer
sity Women Saturday at the Os
burn Hotel. Mrs. D'. E. Hardcastle
presided.
Study group reports were given
by Mrs. H. T. Gentle, Mrs. C. F.
Club Reveals
Year's Past 'Pals'
xw and old chairmen of the
j, -d.i.ii. .iiiu r Gregg, Mrs. H. A. Green, Mrs.
Friendly Relations committee of R D Ma Mrs R p
Quota Club were in charge or. tne Mrs. w. j. Baes and Dr. Edna
dinner meeting Monday evening, Landros. Of special interest in Dr
at which "secret pals" of the past
year were revealed, and gifts were
presented. Miss Euphemea Lara
way, retiring chairman, presented
the gifts. Mrs. Lyman Tinker,
new chairman, assisted her, and
presented names of "pals" for
next year.
Mrs. Laura Harris, who recent
ly became an honorary member of
the club, was present, and guests
were Mrs. Agnes Thornton, Mrs.
Harris' daughter; Mrs. . Evatt
Fchly, a former member, and Mrs.
Loren Frazer.
Miss Nina Kitls announced that
Miss Phyllis Stalsberg of Eugene
High School has been assigned to
Quota Club as Its candidate to
Girls State.
Members of the club made a
gift of $90 to Miss Jackie Wilkes
of Portland, to assist her in at
tending a YWCA training confer
ence in San Francisco this sum
mer. Announcement was made of the
next board meeting, to be May 28
at the home of Miss Genevieve
Hallin.
late registrations must be made
directly to the YWCA. The pro
gram will be limited to 150 girls.
Nine days of recreation are
planned, beginning Junt 10
through. 13 and again from June
16 through 20. Activities will in
clude tennis, baseball, volley
ball, badminton, tumbling, tram
polin and croquet at the Washing
ton Park grounds; swimming at
the municipal pool; bus transpor
tation from the park to the YWCA
down-town where there will be
folk, square and social dancing,
textile and ceramics instruction.
Hours are from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
each day. Competent instructors
and assistants will be in charge.
Mrs'. L. B. Schmidt, director, may
be called at 4-0537, afternoons.
The YWCA phone is 5-3131.
;y Teachers
ired at Tea
mt portraits" was
tae annual tea Saturday
Iger Hall, University of
Delta Kappa Gamma,
pioneer Lane County
lid young women inter
baching careers.
of the teacher, past,
future, were present-
iriginal skit which start-
the "little red school
N progressed to the
the atomic future.
k at the tea table were
fcret Poley and Miss Ola
It, presidents of Gamma
iMi chapters, respec-
Bride-to-Be Feted
By 57 in Monroe
ft ol the tea were: Mrs.
pn, state social chair-
Crurae. oresldent-
mma; and Mrs. Nellie
ftaa chairman.
m provided by Spring
,Mlage Grove students.
MONROE Miss Joann Owen
of Monroe was guest of honor at
a bridal shower Thursday eve
ning in the social rooms of Mon
roe Methodist Church. A group of
the 57 friends and relatives attended.
Miss Owen will be married
Sunday afternoon,' June 1, at 2
p.m. to William H. Harland of
Dallas. The couple will live at
Dallas, where the wedding will
take place in the Methodist
Church.
Mrs. Henry Davis of Monroe
sang "Because.of You" and "With
out a Song." Children of the local
grade school also had part in the
program: Judy and Duane Hought,
dressed in costume, sang and act
ed out "Shortnin' Bread" and
Janet and David Idlewine sang
"The Loveliest Night of the Year."
Pianist for the occasion was Mrs.
Sumner Turner. '
Co-hostesses were: Mrs. Roger
Steadman, Mrs. Howard Good,
Mrs. Sumner Turner, Mrs. Henry
Belchambers, Mrs. Otis Daugher
ty, and Mrs. Harold McCallum.
les Celebrate '
wedding Date
r-A double werfHino
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I' " ceierjrated in
' io, Dy Mr. and Mrs.
ondle Anderson, Noisy
P.and Mr. ,nd Mrs.
J of Portola, Calif.
were married at
,-,m double cere
'enty.five .. ...
l Mr. and Mrs. Ander-
t Arsons' daugh
rs Mr. and Mr. t I.
olLowella-d'
KJorofEuaenl'
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to Star
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PUT LAYERS of cooked sweet
potatoes and raw sliced apples In
a casserole and top with maple
syrup and water'; cover and bake
at a moderate temperature for
about half an hour or until thor
oughly hot through. Use about
two pounds of sweet potatoes, two
large cooking apples, and three
quarters cup maple syrup mixed
with a quarter cup bf water.
GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK
Echo Hollow Dairy
Phone 5-6809 Phone 4-5929
Landros' report was the fact that
Mrs. William T. Wood has re
ceived national recognition through
her article in the April publica
tion of "Vital Speeches." Activi
ties of the recent State convention
were outlined by Mrs. C. S.
Kingsley, Mrs. Rudolph Malek and
Mrs. D. E. Hardcastle.
The program was closed with
the installation of officers. Mrs.
R. E. McCormack, junior past
president of the Oregon State Di
vision, conducted the installation
ceremonies.
WOM Play Cards
Women of the Moose played
cards Monday afternoon with
three tables of pinochle, two of
bridge and one of Canasta in play.
High bridge honors went to Mrs.
May Cherry and next high to Mrs.
Edna Allen. Mrs. Irma Lichty
earned high score in pinochle and
second high was won by Mrs.
Clara Johnson. Mrs. U. Murdock
and Mrs. Amanda Daughtrey held
honors in Canasta.
Twenty-seven members were
present for the Academy of
Friendship of WOM Friday eve
ning at the home of Mrs. Lewis
Goddard. Games and cards were
played following a short business
meeting.
SAVORY EGG SANDWICH
Ingredients: 2 hard-cooked eggs
(finely chopped), 1 tablespoon
chopped sweet pickle, 2 table
spoons finely diced celery, 1 table
spoon chopped green olives, 1 to
l'A tablespoons salad dressing,
salt and pepper to tase.
Method: Mix chopped eggs,
pickle, celery, olives and salad
dressing. Season to taste with
salt and pepper. Makes filling for
2 hearty sandwiches.
Feted With Shower
CRESWELL Mrs. Delbert Wal
ton and Miss Jeanne Tiedje hon
ored Miss Vivian Joiner at a pre
nuptial shower at the Walton
home Monday evening. Miss Joiner
will become the bride of Bill
Pierce June 1. Pierce is with the
Air Force in Alaska.
Sanitone gives dresses that
new 'feel, new sheen.
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man and have her autograph her books for your
daughter, niece, or grandchild,
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