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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1938)
Wednesday December 21,' 1938 The Capital Journal, Salens Oregon" Rve Society, Clubs and Music O.E.S. Has Christmas Gathering Belle N. Brown, worthy matron, and Harold P. PhllUppe, worthy pa tron of Chadwlck chapter, No. 37, O.E.S., presided at the last meeting for 1938 In the Masonic temple last evening. The 1939 officers will be Installed Thursday evening, Decem ber 39, at I o'clock. The Installation Is restricted to Eastern Star mem bers and invited guests. Florence Herscher and S. Raynor Smith, retiring presiding officers of 4 Roseburg chapter, were special guests. The final meeting of 1938 was the Christmas party and gift exchange. Dr. w. C. Kantner read an appro priate Christmas message and the membership sang carols. A Christmas tree, procured and set up by Wayne Henry and William Merrlott, entirely filled the stage. It was decorated by a committee from the O.E.S. Afternoon club. The gift exchange was In charge of Ira L. Darby, Miss Leila Johnson and Dr. Oussle Miles. The dining room was decorated with holly and red candles, and re freshments were served by a com mittee oo-chairmaned by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hauser. Mrs. Harry E. Crawford and J. S. Murray will be presiding officers of Chadwlck chapter during 1939. Cards are In the mail for an "At Home" to be given at University House from a to 13 o'clock New Year's eve by Dr. and Mrs. Bruce R. ' Baxter In compliment to Dr. and Mrs. William Ballentine Henley. Rotary Annes Attend Luncheon Women of Rotary met for lunch eon Monday at Godfrey's. This was the Christmas party for the group and a Christmas tree and exchange of gifts was enjoyed. Members also brought gifts and food for the various institutions. Covers were placed for Mrs. Carle Abrams, Mrs. George L. Arbuckle, Mrs. C. P. Bishop, Mrs. Clarence Byrd, Mrs. Chester A. Downs, Mrs. O. P. Franklin, Mrs. Daniel Fry, Sr., Mrs. Silas Galser, Mrs. George Grabenhorst, Mrs. Walter E. Holts, Mrs. Paul Jackson, Mrs. W. T. Jenks, Mrs. Gardner Knapp, Mrs. Ralph Martin, Mrs. James E. Mil llgan, Mrs. S. Madison, Mrs. T. R. Paulus, Mrs. K. H. Pickens, Mrs. E. Rogers, Mrs. H. A. Simmons, Mrs. Erwin F. Smith, Mrs. Homer H. Smith, Sr., Mrs. Charles A. Sprague. Mrs. J. Lyman Steed, Mrs. Ivan f Stewart, Mrs. Ellis Von Eschen and Mrs. Kenneth Wilson. Karl G. Beckes Christmas Hosts Mr. and Mrs. Karl O. Becke will entertain at Christmas eve festivi ties for Rev. and Mrs. L. Lovell, Miss Margaret Lovell and James Lovell of Portland, and the Misses Miriam and Marjorle Becke. Christmas day the Beckes, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar T. Pierce, Miss Barbara and Richard Pierce, and Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Hendricks will be the gifests of Mrs. Charles Becke at Aurora Employes of Miller's store held a banquet in the Miller hall Tuesday evening with 95 present for the af fair. A lighted Christmas tree was a feature of the evening and gifts exchanged were later turned over to charity for distribution at Christ mas time. I $125.00 Value Ken more Rotary KWW..i.i.,a'111- I Does Darning and Mending Complete Set of Adjust ments Sears' Lifetime Guarantee Visible Stitch and Tension Regulator Knee Control Sewing Light Bronze Bearing, Air-Cooled Motor No-Glare Finish LIBERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE EdJUd Of Glamor Girl Becomes a Bride Wealthy, glamorous, dark-haired Gloria Baker, heiress to a considerable part of a $10,000,000 for tune, smiles on the arm of her new husband, wealthy Henry J. Topping, after their wedding In Palm Beach, Fla. They were married In a bower of white orchids, carnations and gladioli at the villa of the bride's mother, Mrs. Margaret Emerson. As sociated Press Photo. Mrs. Melvin Johnson entertained at tea Monday afternoon honoring Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Kimura, who are on holiday from Japan. The afternoon was spent informally and at the tea hour Mrs. Dorothy Mac Dowell and Miss Helen Johnson assisted Informally. The guest list included the hon ored guest and Rev. Horikoshi, Mrs. J. Yada and a group of Interested church women. Godfrey's Scene Of Dinner Party Mrs. James E. Godfrey and Miss Emma Godfrey are entertaining with a gala Christmas party and dinner at their home in North Winter street this evening. An exchange of gifts will be a feature of the party, which Is an annual event. Special guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Ray Glatt of Woodburn and Mr. and Mrs. E. GUllngham. Other guests will Include Rose mary Snyder, Irma Bolander, Olga Merchovltch, Ruth Melson, Miss Cas well, Miss Faye Rose, Miss Helen Thompson, Miss Constance Cart- mill, Miss Marge Segre, Miss Wanda Shirley, Marte Burdette, Miss Elizabeth O'Reilly. Miss Mildred Replinger, Miss Mollte Ann Cochran, Miss Helen Lane, Miss Doris Enke, Miss Marjorie Knox, Miss Josephine Brass, Miss Rlggle, Miss Ann Juark, Miss Elise Schroeder. Thomas Ton gue, Dr. M. Gadwa, Florence Pal mer, Herb Brasel, Cliff Bullock, Henry Myers, George Hester. John Greden, Morris M liner, Leon Kri- der, Ralph Seober, Dr. Louis B. Schoel, Frank Lynch, George Brown, Mrs. Opal Harden, Roy Edgeton, Russell Smith and the hostesses. Common itching 1 Apply Retinot tonct to subdue the itching and lOOtht tht angry skin. Sample fret. Rctinol 37, Blto.,Md. m u m m m iw Sews Forward and Backward ONLY 64 Rovd Kyr. Ptaoot UTS f If qpp v Festivities Planned At Girls' School Girls at State Industrial School for Girls are making extensive plans for the holidays. Friday afternoon they will pre sent a program of Christmas music at the Old People's home. Christmas eve the girls will have their Christmas tree in the sitting room at the school. A pantomime of the nativity, carols, readings and music will feature the program. Sunday a complete Christmas tur key dinner has been planned for the girls and religious services will be held at 3 o'clock. The Madrona Glee club will sing. Mothers' club of Scout troop No. 1 will hold a Christmas party at the Rotary cabin Thursday eve ning. Falls City Mrs. Laura Estey Is spending the week in Salem with her daughter, Mrs. Homer Schu bert. Make It a Christmas They Won't Forget . Such fine pianos as Knabe - Baldwin - A. B. Chase Lester man and others may be yours at a SAVING. Buy Now. LOW PRICES AND EASY TERMS ON OUR ENTIRE LINE OF USED, RECONDITIONED PIANOS Be wise and shop at Tallman's this Christmas season. Used prights $35 up Tallman Pruno Store 469 STATE ST. Etokta Club Has Christmas "Party Tuesday The Etokta club met for luncheon at Godfrey's Tuesday and later mo tored to the home of Mrs. H. G. Carl, where the afternoon was spent informally. At tea time Mrs. Mason Bishop and Mrs. E. J. Donnell presided at the table, which was centered with blue tapers and silvered leaves. Mrs. T. S. Roberts talked con cerning Christmas carols and gifts were gathered for the Children's Farm Home. The guest list Included Mrs. Ed win Thomas, Mrs. A. G. Upston, Mrs. T. Fowler, Mrs. Anona White, Mrs. Mason Bishop, Mrs. E. J. Donnell, Mrs. Harry Elgin, Mrs. Ray Clark. Mrs. W. En tress, Mrs. Richard Erickson, Mrs. J. Estes, Mrs. S. B. Gillette, Mrs. P. E. Gra ber, Mrs. Vard Hughes, Mrs. O. H. Horning, Mrs. Addison Lane, Jr., Mrs. Stewart Johnson, Mrs. J. H. Johnson, Mrs. Ernest Lee, Mrs. Daisy Mclntyre, Mrs. E. M. McKee, Mrs. Clifton Ross, Miss Gertrude Savage, Mrs. A. L. Skewis, Mrs. Sarah Hunt Steeves, Mrs. H. O. Taylor, Mrs. T. S. Roberts and the hostess, Mrs. H. G. Carl. Family Leaves to Visit Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Roy Simmons and their daughter, Miss Mary Jane, are leaving Friday for Palo Alto, where they will spend Christmas with Miss Betty Simmons, who has been ser iously ill at the Memorial hospital the past few weeks. Miss Simmons will leave the hos pital shortly after the first of the year and return to Salem to recup erate at the country place of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lachmund will entertain at dinner Christmas day for a group of Salem and Portland freinds. Dinner Precedes Rainbow Dance The Green Gate room at the Spa will be the scene of a delightful af fair Friday evening preceding the Rainbow dance when the Misses Frances Ann and Dorothy Mott en tertain for a group of the sub-deb set and their escorts. Covers will be placed for the Miss es Mary Ross Holts, Leone Spauld lng, Adele Say and the hostesses. Escorts will Include Jack Hayes, Bob Pound, Charles Boice, Bud Moy- nihan and Jack Sullivan. -l--iimiaijjjjsssijjjjjjjs- Gone are the Model T styles of yesterday and In thrlr place smaller and moder ately prlred piano, that will (It In an; home. SPINETS $225 UD Klamath Falls Vows of Interest Romantic Interest turns toward Klamath Falls and the marriage of Miss Enid Wlnningham, daughter of the M. T. Wlnnlnghams, and Lt. Douglas Sharp of Hamilton Field, Calif., formerly of Salem, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Sharp or Salem. The ceremony will be held next Tuesday night In the First Presbyterian church In Klam ath Palls. Rev. Theodore Smith will offici ate In the presence of an assem blage of friends and relatives. Miss Helen Lois Wlnningham wiU be the honor attendant and brides maids will Include Miss Elizabeth Savage and Mrs, James Johnson of Salem. Rldgely Miller of Salem will be the best man and ushers will In clude Robert Ramage, Otto Wilson, Jr., and William Hansen of Salem, and Floyd Klrkpatrick of Klamath Falls. Lt. Sharp will take his bride to Hamilton Field following their honeymoon. He will spend Christ mas in Salem with his family. ... Mrs. Fred Kubin Luncheon Hostess The Book and Thimble club met at the home of Mrs. Fred Kubln Tuesday, for a no-host Christmas luncheon. A gift exchange was a feature of the afternoon, Christmas carols were sung by the group and of special interest were Christmas songs sung In German by Mrs. A. H. Hotte. Members present were Mrs. Char les Hathaway, Mrs. Ross Damrell, Mrs. A. Hill, Mrs. A. H. Hotte, Mrs. Ed Sommers, Mrs. Charles Schwartz, Mrs. L. F. Brown, Mrs. Albert Isaak, Mrs. Conrad Fox, Mrs. Charles Adams, and Mrs. Fred Kubln, Guests were Mrs. Charles Strlck faden, Mrs. Mary Miller, Mrs. Virgil Kubin, Mrs. George Adams, Bev erly and Olenda Fox. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Charles I. Adams, Klngwood Drive, January 5. ... No-Host Dinner At Millett Home A no-host dinner was held last night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Millett. The Christmas mo tif was carried out in the appoint ments. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cates, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Newman, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Stiles, Mr. and Mrs. David Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Delvin Durham and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Millett Friends of Father Nlckolaa Dels will be happy to learn that he is recovering satisfactorily from serious illness at the Sacred Heart hospital in Eugene. There will be a B.P.W, board meeting prior to the regular Bust ness and Professional Women's ban quet at the Golden Pheasant Tues day night at 6:30 o'clock. n Tallman's offer many Pre-Holiday SPECIALS for Christmas sales Grands $285 w A small down pay. ment will place a piano in your home. Trade In your old piano. Start paying next year. Fischer Linde- SALEM, ORE. r3 U a THE CO-EDS PRIDE Elk. N. C, is "Grizzly a bear Veterans Receive Christmas Gift Every disabled World war veteran who spends Christmas in a hospital will receive a Christmas gift from the American Legion auxiliary, ac cording to Mrs. Harry Wechter, re habilitation chairman of Capital unit of the auxiliary. Last Christmas, gifts went to 83,470 hospitalized vet erans and approximately the same number are expected to be remem bered this year. The gifts are purchased and pre pared for dtstributiop by the state organizations of the auxiliary, with cooperation of local units. Each state supplies gifts for all veterans in hospitals within the state. States which have a large number of hos pitalized veterans compared to their auxiliary membersNu receive help from the national organization. The gifts have an average value of one dollar, and are selected, as far as possible, to meet the individ ual needs and desires of the veter ans. Where practical, they are pre sented to the disabled men by aux iliary members visiting the hospitals. In "many of the hospitals, Christmas trees are decorated and Christmas parties and entertainments given. In addition to the work for the men in the hospitals, the auxiliary contacts the needy families of these men and supplies Christmas food and gifts. At a number of hospitals arrangements have been made for the disabled veterans to select gifts for their children, and these are sent In the name of the veteran. Last year this family contact service reached 7875 families at Christmas time. The Christmas activities are only Model E Phone 4111 275 N. High St. Free Delivery $ THIRTY-DAY ACCOUNT SERVICE It's still time to ship gifts to the mid dle west. Send Oregon products Oregon Prunes Bowden's Imperials, Stolz and McNary's Imperials Date and Italian 5 and 10 lb. boxes 2 and 5 lb. celo packages EXPRESS RATE: S LBS.... 35a 10 LBS 56e Walnuts 6c Filberts Fancy Franquettes in 5 lb. bags; Fancy Filberts in 5 lb. bags Box Assortments Walnuts, Filberts, Prunes 2 or 3 lb. Tillamook Cheese Coos Bay Cranberry Sauce and Jelly Attractively packed with Christmas Decorations Candied FRUITS Delicious confections of Oregon Fruits in hand some gift boxes 60c, $1, S1.65 v Eugene Fruit Grower' Pack Hweetarti of Portland Lyons Glace Fruits In Redwood Boxes 1 fa I g 1 m llb.Sl;2lhs.l.7S Fruits, Vegetables Navel Oranges, 2 doz., 29c; 25c, 33c doz. Special case and half-case prices Texas, Florida, California Grapefruit Fine, Juicy Lemons, doz. 19c Bananas, Pineapples, Persimmons Frozen Strawberries, 2 lbs 35c VEGETABLES Cauliflower, Lettuce, Spinach, Italian Broccoli, Sweet Potatoes, Artichokes, if $ if if if if if if if i! -v V (A V U1' I at Lees-McRae collere at Banner who's the campus man-hater. part of a continuous program carried on throughout the year by the aux iliary to aid disabled war veterans, Mrs. Wechter said. Government hospitals are visited regularly by trained workers, handicraft articles made by the men are sold, the Am erican Legion's service and legisla tive work for veterans supported, and scores of other activities con ducted to promote the happiness and recovery of the disabled men. Mr. and Mrs. William Hammond will entertain in their Oregon City home at Christmas dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Glover, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hammond and Miss Constance Ann Hammond, all of Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shafer and children. Miss Sally and John, will arrive from Los Angeles tomorrow to spend the holidays with Miss Sally Bush. Mrs. John M. Slmpkln of Marsh field will Join the group for Christmas. Amity Mr. and Mrs. George Mas sey, Jr., who were married Thanks giving day at Olympla, were recent guests in Amity at tne nome or nis grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. George Massey, Sr.. Mrs. Massey accompan led them to Albany for a few days' visit with relatives. Beautifully packed boxes 9 and extra fresh 1 Food MarEset CANDIES A large assortment of suitable gift boxes Imperial Candy Co. Saylor's Candies Brown and Haley 60c, $1, $1.50, $2 ALSO THE PLAIN MIXED, JUMBO OHMS, FRENCH CREAMS Huge Slick Candy 50c Mixed Nuts, lb 20c Beverages Canada Dry Gingerale Lime Rickey, Sparkling Water Cliquot Club Gingerale Lyons and Magnua Mixers Puritan Cider, gal., 25c Tom and Jerry Batter Pint jars 50c Figs, Dates, Raisins Cluster Raisins, pk 15c Layer Figs, Sultan,....20c Like-Fresh Layer Figs, 30c Cooking Dates, 2 lbs., 19c Fancy Calif. Dates, lb. 25c Jumbo Dates. Prunes, 2 lbs., 25c Imperial Prunes, 10 lbs., $1.00 These prunes are fine lor stuff ing or ..ting out of hand. Auxiliary Holds Christmas Party Over three hundred members and friends enjoyed the Christmas party held Jointly by the American Legion and auxiliary Monday evening In Fraternal temple. Appropriate decorations to the Christmas season were carried out, with a tree in each room under which food and gifts were placed by members for the filling of Christmas baskets. The auxiliary quartet, consisting of Grace Zosel, Vida Lou Starr, Ar- lene Brown and Mildred Wyatt, will call at several homes this week and sing Christmas carols. They will also sing carols during the auxiliary ra dio broadcast over KSLM Thursday at 9:30 pin. Mrs. Albert GragK, Fidac vice- chairman, read an article concern ing Christmas In Roumania. Unit members stood In silence in memory of the late Glenn Porter, Junior past commander of Capital post The following program was ar ranged by Hazel Marshall, enter tainment chairman: Christmas car ols by the Junior Auxiliary girls and Mrs. William Taw at the piano; song and dance by Patsy Zosel and Lorene Palmateer, accompanied by Lillian St. Clair; Christmas greet ings by little Beverly Krueger; two vocal solos by Aubrey Tossing, ac companied by Phyllis Morse; comi cal readings by Miss Beth DeLapp. and two numbers by the auxiliary quartet. On account of the holidays the next meeting will be held Monday. January 16. Refreshments and danc ing completed the evening's enter tainment. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thomas were hosts to members of the Knot-A- Care club and their husbands at their country home Saturday eve ning. The rooms were gay with Christmas decorations and a light ed tree. Pinochle was In play during the evening with high scores going to Mrs. W. C. Thomas and A. C. Baker and second scores to Mrs. Carroll Robinson and Judson Bress ler. (Concluded on Page 8) Piodwtta Cm N.V.4 Fruit Cakes Our fruit cakes are aged & and made from the very jfo finest fruits and peels is 75c lb. 3 Any Sls Plum Puddings & Lb. Size, JOC j Heinz Puddings Q Fir, Dale, Plum JF 3SC and feSc Mince Meat f. Our Own Make 2 lbs., 25c g Heinz M. Meat, jar ..55e Crosse & lilackwell, 3 large jar 50c p Cheese 4 65 varieties of imported and domestic cheese . . . Ijj3 A real cheese show! fa Mince Pies 30c & 40c Q Pumpkin Pics 40c m Yungberry Pies 40c $ Christmas Cookies j CAKES g Lady Baltimore, Prune, jfr Ban., Nut, Gold, 3 large layers, JS 65c - ROLLS 53 Model, Parker Hi ie, f Butler, ( lover Let Hard Sauce, lb. 60e Brand ird Peaches. Aprlcota, Flu, Dates. Jar Mo AVAILABLE" Jjj Cr. 1931. fehAia.Pi Order your turkey EARLY We are especially proud of the fine lot of Turkeys we have been able to get for the holidays. Fancy, plump, grain fed birds Geese, Ducks, Rabbits, Heavy Young Hens, Fryers HAMS FOR GIFTS Swift's Premium, Cascade, Nehergalls Celery in Christmas wrappers A hOllMlMlltfaiMlMuMllUalfc 484 State St. Phone 9193
