Thursday, November 21, 1940
The Cdpifal Journal, Sotem, Oregon
Seven
It Is true that the typical card tray is of stiver, much as the typical
ea set is of silver, but Just as a tea set may equally well be of china, a
card tray may be of almost anything except china, or glass. It might be
a pewter, copper, bra5S or chromium even a little lacquer tray is both
prat leal and pretty. Answering the same letter further, this tray should
be approximately as big as a bread
tnd butter plate. That Is, between
live and a half and six and a half
Inches in diameter the smaller
ike if It happens to be a square
hay.
The Office Telephone
Dear Mrs, Post: When the office
telephone rings I answer: "Jones
and Company," but sometimes the
voice will ask, "Who is speaking?"
before asking for a definite per
Shall I then answer, "This is
ffiBty Blank," or "This is Miss
Blank?" (I am in the middle thir
ties in case that has anything to
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SIZES 12,
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12, 14, 16, 36, 38 and 40. Size 16 re
Quires 3 yards of 39-lnch fabric.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS (35) (coin
Is preferred) for PATTERN. Write
Plainly YOUR NAME, ADDRESS
AND STYLE NUMBER. BE SURE
TO STATE SIZE YOU WISH.
t Address PATTERN DEPARTMENT.
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San Francisco, Calif.
do with the answer.)
Answer: The age has nothing to
do with it. All business people
should use their titles. In mis par
ticular case, however, if, lets say,
you are Mr. Brown's secretary, it
would be more helpful to say this
than to call yourself by name.
Here Comes the Bride!
Dear Mrs. Post: a Is it correct
for a bride to waik into church tak
ing the right arm of whoever es
corts her? (b This means, doesn't
it, that she then has to carry her
flowers in her right arm? c At
the chancel she has to change her
flowers to her left arm to take
the groom's left arm with her right.
All this seems too unnecessarily
complicated, and I'm wondering why
walking on the left side of the
escort wouldn't be much better.
Answer: a Yes. b) Yes. (c) Yes,
To do anything else would not only
be wrong but awkward. I? she
should walk on the left side, that
means her father would not only
bump Into the groom, but get be
tween the groom and the bride
and in order to get out of the way
he wilt probably try to jump across
her train to be on the right side.
This actually happened at a wed
ding long ago. Moreover, father
slipped on the edge of the train
and fell!
Table Setting Questions
Dear Mrs, Post: a Are individ
ual salt and pepper shakers used
on a formal table, and if so, ex
actly where are they placed? (b)
Also, If bread and butter plates
are used, Is the butter put on each
before the guests are seated?
Answer a Yes, between each two
places, (b) Bread and butter plates
are used at a formal luncheon, but
not at a formal dinner table. The
butter Is put on the bread and but
ter plate after the guests are seat
ed. The guests do not help them
selves to the butter, but are helped,
Scotts Mills High
Seniors Are Guesh
Scotts Mills The high schooi sen
ior class accompanied by Miss Mar
ian Chase and Arthur Pearson, in
structors, drove to Salem where they
Moon. Later the group were
Moon, after which the group were
guests of Miss Chase at the home
of her parents, in Salem, where
they were served refreshments.
Seniors are: Marybelle Heine,
Gale Smith, Ruth, Geren, Twyla
Broslg, Melville Duff, Clarence
Wellman, Charles Miles, Vernon
Lippert, Howard Trescott, Wallace
Estenson and Harold Hilke.
LaceTableclothHeirloomDesign
Ifer .i... B Baront PUntonl
Sneli lo Address
Class of Men
1557
' PATTERN No. 1SS?
Years ego only Lords and Barons could set t&sto with lace cloths
of mythical animal and leat design. Today, however, the staipieat
home Is able to set a festive board with these handsome laces, be
cause the home woman wiil make her own. The three motifs of
fered today are separate units Joined alternately. Made with size
30' cotton each filet square when completed measures 9 inches.
The pattern comprises full information and instructions; also S
filet diagrams. Ask for No. 3557 and enclose 30 cents (coin). Ad
dress Capital Journal, Needle Arts, 148 New Montgomery St., San
Francisco, Cat
Busses Creating
Hazard a! Dallas
Dallas A regular meeting of the
city council was held Monday eve
ning in the city hall and the appli
cations for beer and wine licenses
by the Oregon state liquor con
trol commission for Charles Bllyeu
and T. J. Primus were approved.
The matter of busses parking on
Main street while loading and un
loading passengers was discussed
at great length. It seems that the
way they park now is creating a
traffic hazard and the ordinance
committee was instructed to have
an ordinance ready for first read
ing at the next meeting of the coun
cil, controlling the parking of the
vehicles or providing them space
in which to park.
Needle Club Honors '
President; Elects
Dayton Twelve members attend'
ed the November meeting of the
Peninsula Needle club, held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Lor
enzen. Mrs. Max Peffer, the presi
dent, was especially honored, be
cause with her family she is soon
to move to a farm near Buell. Be
freshments were served.
Section of officers resulted In
Mrs. Herbert Willard being elected
president, Mrs. Walter Benn, vice-
president; Mrs. Mellle McDonald,
secretary-treasurer. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. McDonald
Thursday, December 18.
The men's class of the First Pres
byterian church school, of which 3.
M. Johnston is president, wtll be'
addressed Sunday morning by Hon,
Earl Bneli, secretary of state. Mr.
SneU's topic will be "Men and the
Younger Generation." All men inter
ested in hearing Mr. Sneli are In-.
vited to attend the class. Another i
new church school group, the young
married people's class, will be taught
by Rev. W. Irrtn Williams, who wis
speak on "Growing Together in the
Home,w Sunday s lesson will cover
such topics as "Infatuation,"
"Doubts," "Fixations," "Belf-Lova"
"Love-Hatred."
12,000 Hen Attack
17,500 Pounds Turkey
Camp Murray, Wash., Nov. St VP!
When the 41st division tucks its
feet under the table and its napkin ;
under its chin for Thanksgiving din- j
rter here today, 13,000 men will at
tack llfflB pounds of turkey.
The Oregon, Washington, Idaho,:
Montana and Wyoming soldiers, do
ing a year's active duty, will have ft
dinner that will rival anything they
could get at home, Major General
George A. White, division command
er, announced.
General White said this would be
a typical mesa for a company (100
to HO men! :
Cream of turkey soup, to gallons;
roast turkey and celery dressing, 100;
pounds; mashed potatoes, 89 pounds;
candied sweet potatoes, 38 pounds;
asparagus tips, four gallons; cran
berry sauce, four gallons; SS pump- j
km pies, 28 mince pies, 3& dozen tea i
roils, 19 gallons of coffee, 39 gallons
of cider, and SS pounds of assorted i
nufs and candles.
The entire division will Join In
the holiday. Religious services wtll
be held at 10 e.m. The dinner will
start at 2 p.m.
Grand Chaplain Visits
Independence Rev. William B.
Mahon, grand chaplain of the Ore
gon Masonic lodges, made an offi
cial visit to Mt, Tabor Roys! Arch
lodge m Portland Monday evening.
The members of the Peninsula lodge
ere also in attendance. Rev. Ma
hon was accompanied to Portland
by Mrs, Mahon and Mrs. Stella
Fluke,
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Guest Price Horn
Stlverton Charles Price of 35u
gene, an employe of the Southern
Pacific company, accompanied by
Mrs, Price (Clara Davis) are spend
ing three days as house guests of
the family of Price's brother, Mr,
and Mrs. Glenn Price. The Charles
Prices were resident of Albany for
many years.
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