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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1938)
Thursday, July 21, 1938 Die Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon Five 4 Society, Clubs and Music Miss Jean David Feted at Luncheon Miss Franco Laws entertained Informally at luncheon In the gar dens of the L. L. Laws country place In Mornlngside this afternoon honoring Miss Jean David, popular visitor from Miami, Fla. Covers were placed for Miss Da vid, Mrs. William McOilchrist, Jr., Miss Josephine McGilchrist, Mrs Donald C. Roberts, Mrs. Eugenia Harrison. Mrs. L. L. Laws and the hostess. Miss Frances Laws. The all-church picnic of the First Christian church Woman's council will be held at Hazel Green Friday night at 6.30 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. William Monroe Hamilton were' Portland visitors Wednesday. Mrs. Carlton Smith Entertains Guests Mrs. W. Carlton Smith has been entertaining Mr. and Mrs. George Jones of San Francisco as her house guests In Salem and at her Neskowin beach place. Mr. and Mrs. Jones are former Salem residents. Mr. Jones Is a former superintendent of the Oregon state school for the blind. Senator and Mrs. Charles L. Mc Nary are arranging a tea for repub lican groups and have set August 20 as the date. The affair will be held at the McNary country place, Fir cone, north of Salem. Mrs. Charles E. Runyon and Mrs. George Oer linger of Portland will be In charge of the arrangements. The annual picnic sponsored by the Council of Churchwomen, com posed of Salem women and those in the Immediate vicinity, will be held at the home of Mrs. L. M. Scharf, 2037 Nebraska, Tuesday at 12:30 o'clock. The - executive board ses sion will be held at 1:30 p.m. Those attending are asked to bring a nlcnic luncheon. Mrs. Karl Ziebert Honored Guest Hazel Green Mrs. Albert Hasle b acker and Mrs. Adam Ziebert were hostesses at a complimentary show er honoring Mrs. Karl Ziebert. The affair was held at the Adam Ziebert home and the afternoon was spent with music and social conversation. The honored guest received a num ber of gifts which were displayed to the guests. Refreshments were served at the tea hour by the hos tesses, assisted by Miss Rose Zie bert. Present for the afternoon were Mrs. Henry Ra.smus.sen and daugh ters, Carol and Marilyn, Mrs. Knute Tuve, Mrs. Leona Jackson, Mrs. Martin Baughman, Miss Caroline Kasper, Miss Rose Ziebert, Miss Ce celia Kasper and the hostesses, Mrs. Albert Haslebacker and Mrs. Adam Ziebert. The bast noble grand association of Salem Rebekah lodge, No. 1, will hold Its annual picnic for members and their families in the park at Stayton Sunday, July 24. All visiting past noble grands are invited to at tend. The president of the club, Ma bel Gardner, will be assisted by Eve lyn Naderman and Ida Hochstetler. Mrs. W. E. Kirk recently enter tained at dinner honoring Dr. and Mrs. Paul Doney of Pennsylvania, who are guests in the capital. Sundown Stories t Zfy Mary Graham BeiT I Old Frog "I heard a call then," said Willy Nilly as he stopped the automobile Two-Ways. The animals got out I Vf X ; ft trom the trailer Mil V nrf ,,,. n,ri to Willy Nilly. "Are we going I to stop for Hunch?" Honey Bear asked. "Yes." agreed I Willy Nilly, "and lit the same time It must call on a l3reen Frog. I don't know how j.ong a time it is l.ince I had a talk with one. I heard his low call from that brook over yonder. "Now all of you have a good meal while I have a chat. I'm not hungry Just now. "Perhaps Mrs. Quacko. you and Mrs. Quacker and the other ducks, would like to have a cooling bath from the other end of the brook. The frog is at this end." "A good idea, quack, quack." quacked Mrs. Quacko, and the other ducks and ducklings and Mrs. Quacker quacklngly agreed that no idea could be better. Willy Nilly wandered over to the brook from which he had heard the call of the green frog. "Chug-chung. chug-chung." call ed tne green frog again and again "Hello," said Willy Nilly. onug-cnung. chug-chung. can you understand frogish talk?" ask ed the green frog as he sat on an old stump that was partly hidden In the water. "Indeed I can." answered Willy Nilly. "I'm off on a holiday and I heard your voice so thought I'd stop to speak to you. We've plan ned to stop whenever we feel like it to see what we want to see and to enjoy ourselves." "It is a compliment that you wanted to aee me. chug, chung." WIM 4114 fef Mrs. Lawrence Ertckson of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, waa honored with a luncheon today when Mrs. Norman K. Raymond entertained informally Mra. Erlckson la In the capital ai the guest of her cousin, Mrs Frank Bashor. ... The Woman's Benefit association will meet this evening at g o'clock In the K. P. hall. ... Dinner to Honor The Solon Whites Mr. and Mrs. Solon White will be honored with a large dinner Satur day evening in the 4-H building at the fairgrounds by the Oregon de partment of agriculture. Honoring Mr. and Mrs. White will be field men. Inspectors and ship ping point men and their wives. Co vers will be placed for 200. ... The Royal Neighbors of America and Modern Woodmen will hold a picnic at Paradise Isle Saturday. Royal Neighbors will leave the Fra ternal temple at 1 o'clock with the men motoring out at t o'clock for the picnic. Rodgers Clan Has Reunion The annual reunion of the Rod gers clan was held Sunday on the old Clark Rodgers homestead at Sunnyside. Officers elected for the ensuing year were president, Cecil P. Rod gers: vice-president, C. O. Rodgers; secretary, Mrs. Hazel Newgent; treasurer, Roy Mclntlre. The new relatives who Joined the clan were Mrs. Oril Edwards, Ber- nlce and Maxine Dlllenger, Malcolm Neal and Mrs. Pearl Neal of Mon mouth, Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Bradly. Mrs. J. E. Parrlsh, Mr. and Mrs. William Eulrlch, Muriel and Laddie Eulrlch of Jefferson. Zoe La Verne Silver, Mrs. Zoe Smith. Willis W. Smith of Shedd, E. . Ruggles and Sam Bradly of Aumsvllle. Mrs. B. E Hoffhlne, daughter of Cecil Rodgers, arrived with her two children from 8an Francisco In time to attend. She will visit here for three weeks before her return south. Other members Include Mrs. Grace Rodgers, Mrs. Clara Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Rodgers, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nearhoff, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas and sons. Kenneth and Ronald of Portland, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson and sons, Rodger and Allen, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Reed and son, Mark of Corvallls, Mrs. Earl Crosson and daughters, Juanlta and Mrs. Al fred Schmidt, and son, Eddie, of Canby, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kernes, Mr. and Mrs. Forest Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Newgent, Robert and Norma Jean Newgent, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Rodgers. Helen and Paul Rodgers, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mclntlre, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Macy and daughter, Marlon, and Miss Marie Grabee. .... Silverton Mr. and Mrs. John M. Umphlette of Amity are announc ing the marriage of their daughter. Miss Evelyn Ryda Umphlette, to Martin Stephen Hanson. Jr.. on Sunday. July 3, 1938. t the family home In Amity. Mr. and Mrs. Hanson will be at home at 4740 Balboa street, San Francisco, early In the autumn, fol lowing an extended wedding trip. ... Turner A shower honoring Mrs. Gregg Thomas at the home of Mrs. George Nelson, waa held Monday evening. Games were played and refreshments were served to the following guests: Mrs. Ruth Bryant. Mrs. Earl Grim, Mrs. W. D. Mc- Niel, Mrs. Margie Clemens, Mr. and Mrs. Gib Thomas, Mr. and Mrs Earl Standley and daughter, Helena Wltzel. Lorena and Millie Oleman. Mrs. Dean Morris, Mrs. Lewis Pe terson. Stella Barnett, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Domek, Mrs. Hazel Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Irvln Clemens, Helen Peetz, Mr. and Mrs. George God win and son Ray, Mrs. B. E. Klm sey and son, Laura, and Vivian Grain, Mrs. Chet 8tewart, Mrs. Christ Tarmen and family, Imogene Dake, Elaine Morris, Mrs. W. B Nelson and sons, Virginia Scharn, Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Nelson and son, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Nel son. Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Thomas. Fint California Win MUSCATEL ANGELICA I 25 aj Kevins Krr. PtMCM l1t Sigma Kappa Club At DeWitt Home Sigma Kappa alumnae club will be entertained Informally this evening at the home of Mr. and Mra. Frank De Witt with Mrs. George Jackson and Mra. De Witt sharing hostess honors. Miss Mabel Turner of Mtlwaukle will be an additional guest. Mem bers Include Mrs. Edna Rowland, Mrs. Lawrence Imlah, Mra. Earl R. Cooley, Miss Madeline Sleppy, Miss Helen Marcus, Mrs. Richard Krleael. Mra. Geprge W. Jackson, Mrs. Bert A. Walker, Mrs. Luther Jensen, Mrs Frank De Witt, Mrs. Ivan Stewsrt, Miss Anabel Tooze, Mrs. Orris Hoff man and Miss Meredith Davey. - . . Guild Class at Dinner Party Louis Bunce and Chariw Val Clear entertained members of Mr. Bunce's Guild class of the Art Cen ter at Mr. Clear's home last night with dinner and a musical evening Guests included the Misses Thora and Martha Hult. Miss Torhlld Brauti, Mrs. Ddtothy R. Douglas. Merril Ames. Byron Randall and Clifford Oleason. ... Mr. and Mra. Paul Harvey. Jr., left today for Tacoma to visit his parents. They will sail Saturday on an Alaskan cruise. ... Marriage Event Of Wednesday Silverton Coming as a surprise to their many friends Is the announce ment of the marriage of Miss Opal Bee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bee, to Howard Moe Wednesday af ternoon at Vancouver, Washington, with the parents of the bride and her sister, Miss Virginia Bee, at tending. Mr. and Mrs. Moe are popular among the younger set. Buy at Market's Fall Prices Will Wards Annual I . ''Ls- I Sal 5s. s- r KOfZZ'' f rse- 4 v i :tuu- Longwear Sheets 81"x99". Will wear over 4g years by f-Qf test! Snowy-white muslin V Wash Cloth Sale Turkish. Medium - weight. All-over plaids. Generous size, y 4 As ll"xll" for 1UC Men's Dress Shirts - Fast color patterns ! ors will not sag or Men's Work Shoes Strong black chrome Rubber soles, heels. Phone 3194 Mrs. Charles A. S Prague of Salem was honored with a large luncheon In Eugene Wednesday when mem bers of Pro-America entertained at the Eugene hotel. ... Mrs. David Wright and her moth er, Mrs. Boise Roderick of Portland, accompanied by Mra. Ira L. Darby, have returned from a visit In Lew lston. Idaho. ... Salem Folk Plan Trip to Seattle Mrs. C. A. Downs, Miss Flavia Downs and Warren Downs will leave Friday for Seattle, where they will Join Dr. Downs, who is attending the post graduate clinic at the Univers ity of Washington. Miss Mabel Downs, dean of girls at Lincoln high school in Portland, will accompany them north. MissFlavia Downs Is attending the University of Oregon summer session in Portland. ... Mrs. John Caughell and two chil dren have been spending several days at the Caughell cabin on the Santiam. ... Bride-Elect Honored In Monmouth Monmouth Miss Verna Tittle, bride-elect of Clair Sturdlvant, was the honor guest at a no-host dinner Tuesday evening arranged by the Martha Bible class of the Evangel ical church. The affair waa given in the social rooms of the church with the entire membership bidden as guests. Sixty participated. During the evening Miss Tittle was feted with a miscellaneous shower of gifts. Adding zest to the Informal evening were vocal solos by Esther Bracken and Virginia Layton; Vera Hicks gave a read ing and members of the Martha Bible class appeared In a skit. New Low Prices Be Higher . . . -First Quality fairs Regularly "J f$ $1.98 Miracle value! Wool and China eotton. Full size--10"n80". Pastel plaids. Sat een bound. Weight: 3 lbs. Sale Special . Fleeeydowns 47e ea. American eotton, liTiSO". Sal Speiar Man's Shirts and Shorts .oc, Jig FAST COLOR cotton broadcloth shorts, cut for comfort 1 19c valuel Swim rib cotton shirts. Yen nve W emh 1 Roys Shorts Wiltproof col curl ! . 59C - tanned leather. Sizes 6-11 2.98 mmm 155 N. Liberty County W. C. T. U. Has Large Picnic The county W. C. T. U. met for an all day meeting Tuesday at the E T. Prescott gardens In Oak street. Mra. J. J. Nunn opened the morning session with devotions Mrs. Ruth Tooze reported on alco hol education and Mist Luella Bak er, treasurer, talked regarding the increasing educational fund. Mrs. Lena Lisle and Mra. W. A. Barkus led the devotions following the luncheon hour. Mrs. Bessie Webb waa In charge of a program presented by the Loyal Temperance Legion of Auburn. Miss Lillian Webb sang two numbers with Jim mle Webb playing the guitar accom paniment. Miss Patsy Meislnger Miss Edith Stark and Miss Helen Laurance gave stringed numbers. Mrs. Took spoke concerning mea sures to be placed on the ballot. She also talked regarding the na tional convention to be held In San Francisco August 3-10. Mrs. Lydla Lehman commented on the work of a W. C. T. U. of ficer. Mrs. Pearl Mann, president of the North Salem W.C.T.U. Invited oth er units to attend the meeting to be held August 13. ... Beta Sigma Phi Fetes Miss Coates Albany Miss Catherine Coates. whose marriage to Clifford Davis Is to be an event of July 31 at the First Presbyterian church, was the guest of honor Wednesday evening at a buffet supper given by Oregon Theta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at the home of Mrs. O. Earl Fort- miller, West Seventh street. Following supper cards were en Joyed and later In the evening the guest of honor was presented a gift by the chapter with Miss Dorothy Hoflcih, president, making the pres. entation. Those present were Miss Hofllch. Miss Coates, Miss Dorothy Tucker. Miss Virginia Trapp, Miss Mao' Dannals, Miss Josele Stuart, Mrs. Paul Neil, Mrs. Harry Eagles, Mrs. Raymond Rich, Mrs. Roy Phillips. Mrs. Fortmlller and Miss Ianthe Smith. P8BS J j Mad Lit $80 Bedrooms 3 Pe. Waterfall Walnut Venter "Built to sell for $801" . . , that's the quality in every detail I Figured and V-matched wal nut veneera on fine hardwoods! Interiors are dustproof top and bottom! Cedar lined cheat drawer! Bed, chest and vanity or dresser! SSI rfpfittt I Wards lowest price for such ' t i.' IJ fin 1uli,y Heavy cotton , L I U! "ll ticking I 169 deep com- I I i I I VvJi ,ort con" Thick '" ' ,4 K lllrJfr- I 'tlted cotton! Slaal padsl f it VAK - j X-Top '"1 3Pc.Mrtal SgrS! Platform 7JLJ M Jtfgfl Spring i"tU0j Regularly 11195 to deep colls! Oreen enamel finish I In Aluminum Finish ...IS.SS MDNTC1JM1EII1Y WAH&HD Phone 3194 155 N. Liberty Miss Mlrpah Blair left Wednesday for Seattle, when she will be the guest of her brother. Dr. F. M. Blair. ... Motoring to Portland Monday night for the atadlum concert were Mra. Chester Oppen, Mist Josle Ack lin and E W. Acklin. ... Mra. 8arah Hunt 8teeves has as her guests Mrs. Minnie O. Hunt. Mra. W. J. Phillips and Miss Mars Elizabeth Phillips, all of Berkeley, Calif. 8unnyslde Lafe Sherwood was honored with a dinner the past week, the occasion being hit birth day anniversary. Present were Mr and Mra. Joe Webster and Pearl and Doyle. Mr. and Mrs. Punk McMil lan, Mr. and Mra. Charlie 8tephen and children. Mr. and Mra. Warren McNeill. Kathleen and Chester, Mr. and Mra. Lester Clark and chil dren, Mr. and Mra. Roy Hagedorn. Dale, Bud, Daneit. Neal. Melvui. Donna Jean and Dean, Mr. and Mra. Luther Billings and children, Mr. and Mrs. Divine. Mr. and Mra. Michel) and children. Mr. and Mra Roy Webster and children, Mr. and Mra. Will Webster, Mist Agnes Web ster, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jones. Donnle and Vernle, Raleigh Web ster, Dick Webster. Lloyd Reed. Mrs 8ally Jones. Mra. Nell Reed, George Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Cooper and children and Mr. end Mra. Sherwood and children. ... Silverton Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Powell have received the announce ment of the marriage of their neph ew, Kenton Cornett Starr, formerly of Salem and now of Klamath Falls, son of Mrs. Merle Stewsrt of Birmingham, Ala., to Miss Edith Irene Bear, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bear of Klamath Falls, Tuesday, July 5. Mr. and Mra. Starr will be at home to their friends at 119 8outh Second street, Klamath FaKs, after the first of August. ... Silverton In compliment to Mrs Paul Dickey, Mrs. Theodore Hobart arranged a tea at her country home with her guests Including Mrs. Dickey, Mrs. Mahlon Hoblett, Mrs. Gladwyn Hamre. Mrs. Dewey Al len and Mrs. William MacNelll. Rard Low Ptitt lttO Coil Mat tress Ml Molded, enameled ateel bed! 40 lb. cotton llnter mattress! Deep to-coll Premier wire spring! fi a Price-Matlock Vows Of Interest Here Monmouth A weddng of Interest In both Monmouth and Spokane. Wash, was that of Mist Marilyn Matlock, daughter of Mr. and Mra. A. Matlock of Spokane, to Robert E Price, ton of Mr. and Mra. C. W. Price, last Sunday afternoon at 2:30 In the Christian church parsonage in The Dalles. The Rev. Cunningham officiated In a setting of colorful summer flowers arranged In tall Jardinieres. The bride wore an afternoon mod el of silk In a medium blue with white accessories. Her flowers were Cecil Brunner roses and gardenias In a corsage. Following the ceremony a recep tion waa held at the home of the bride's brother-in-law and sister. After a wedding trip to Vancou ver, B. C, Mr. and Mrs. Price will be at home in Monmouth where he Is associated with his father In the lumber business. Only the members of the imme diate families were present for the wedding and recep.lon and Included Mr. and Mrs. A. Matlock, their daughter and two sons, all of Bpo t niliith l rl lira -a n ONLY THI TENDER, LIGHT MEAT IS PACKED. I j 210 Iiiiiercolls In Heavy Rayon Satin Every feature of this mammoth luxury mat tress has been copied from styles selling $10 to $15 higher! The 210 restful comfort coils are buried in luxurious felted cotton linters! Covered in I costly rayon satin ticking I i r t rv' ' 1 WordoUum Newest bordered patterns In baked enamel felt base! Waterproof, atalnproofl kana; Mr. and Mra. Arthur Rogers, their daughter and son of The Dalles: Mr. and Mra. C. W. Price of Monmouth and Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Price of Palls City. Mrs. Price Is a graduate of Ore gon Normal school and has been engaged In teaching. Mr. Price la a student of Oregon Normal school and the University of Oregon. Salem Studio Named Official Photographer Mt. Angel The Jesten-Miller stu dio of Salem has been appointed of ficial photographer for the Flax Festival, which will be held at Mt. Angel August 12, 13 and 14. Joan Poole, manager of the firm, and. according to Sam Slocum, festival director, one of the out standing photographic artists In the northwest, will personally take all pictures of the celebration aa well as the preliminary publicity photo graphs to be used prior to the fes tival. The announcement of Mrs. Poole's appointment should meet with much local favor, as she Is well known throughout this community. VALUABLE PRIZES Get details of this fascinat ing new Contest from folder on top of can, or free on request from Van Camp Sea Food Co., Inc., Terminal Island, California. Luxury Mattress Salt IS) Comparoal Valv J7S 1 Pieces in Velvet 54 mi $6 A Month MORE size. MORE fine construction, than most suites 120 higher I Mas live dsvenportt Fine carved pineli and base! Dm parmitt. Clfnrinf Ctunjt I. E. S. Floor Lompi PHIil v nam i tl ' j n Fancy round base or costly onyx square! 7-way Huht! In Ivory with gold or bronze! I2J Tnmarrow "Chag-Chmg-Chalter" i ,',nT,"rj;rti'ti
