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Tuesday, May 13, 1941 The Capita! Journal, Salem, Oregon Nine 8W (Continued from Page 6) Q eey Bobby Miller, Billy Allison, Lew is Becore, Glenn Klenn, Kenneth Dressner, Roberta Sinks, Eddie Coo tonwear and Max Corbett. The Junior High Chorus of the Oregon State School for the Blind will sing two numbers, "Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Had" and "Oh, Dear, What Can the Matter Be?" Members of the chorus are Betty Lu Bice, Sue Ann Case, Leo nard Ewert, Harvey Church, Camllle Goodman, Nora Klngery, Kathleen Lane, Barbara McBee, June Saun ders, Larry Marlowe, Bob Marugg, Elmer Meaker, William Ray and Earl Smith. Winston Bunnell Is the director. Montana Man Weds Miss Amelia Dreher Dayton Miss Amelia Marie Dre her, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dreher of Dayton, became the bride Q of Arthur E. Buckley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W. Buckley of Bozeman, Mont., at St. James Cath olic church in McMlnnvllle Wed nesday morning, May 7. Only relatives and close friends attended. Their home will be near Bozeman. Mrs. Bozeman Is a graduate of Dayton high school. Mill City Club At Sause Home . Mill City Members of the Mill City bridge club were guests of Mrs. Henry Sause at her home In Lebanon for a 12 o'clock luncheon and afternoon of contract Thursday. Mrs. Sause was formerly a member of the group here. Prizes for high score went to Mrs. Charles Porter, first, and Mrs. A. A. Holthouse, second. Consolation went to Mrs. R. L. Faust, the floating V prize for most games going to Mrs. W L. Qulnn. Attending from here were Mrs. Charles Porter, Mrs. T. W. Allen, Mrs. C. M. CUne, Mrs. A. A. Holt house, Mrs. Carl Kelly, Mrs. C. E. Mason, Mrs. R. L. Faust, Mrs. R. F. Saucier and Mrs. W. L. Qulnn. Additional guests were Mrs. E. V. Collins of Lacomb and Mrs. War den of Lebanon. South America is Theme for Dance .- Mt. Angel The South American Influence will prevail over the spring prom to be held by Mt. Angel normal and college students May 23. Decorations In the Latin man ner will transform the local audi torium Into a Spanish patio. Mock adobe, palm trees, cactus bushes and reed furniture, will carry out the theme. The fiesta touch will b" added with a celling of brilliant hued balloons. Jeanne Anderson, Q senior from Woodburn, heads the decoration committee as advisor. Mary Grace Richard of Portland Is I chairman. Jlmmte Whetmore's Portland dance band has been engaged for the prom. Seniors of Mt. Angel academy and Mt. Angel prep will be special guests of the collegians at the ma jor spring social event. Members of the 1940 graduating classes of Mt. Angel college and Mt. Angel normal and college are also being Invited to attend. Under a new policy adopted by Gale Storm of St. Helens, student body president, upper classmen have been appointed to serve as ad visors to the prom committees. All chairmen are either sophomores or freshmen. Independence Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Amsberry were hosts for a dessert supper bridge party at their Q home on Monmouth street. Prizes for the, evening of contract were won by Mr. and Mrs. Theron Hoover. Invited guests Included Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Addison, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Charboneau, Mrs. Thelma Tallent, Marvin Davidson, Mr, and Mrs. Hoover and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kletzlng. Beautiful and Comfortable is this Ultra-Modern Isana Machineless Permanent $2.50 a sn.iiu value FINGER tag- WAVES JUNIOR FINGER WAVE .,..1 CASTILE flit SHAMPOO W JUNIOR MARCEL WAVE FREB i Interesting Filet Crocheted Squares By Uaronen PATTERN No. 1631 The two filet crocheted squares shown above Dotn classical in design will be an inspiration to the woman who likes to create Interesting home touches. Some suggestions with size 30 cotton the pieces measure 13 M inches square, Just the right size for pil low tops or individual doilies. Joined together they can be made Into runners of desired length or can you picture a more elegant tablecloth than one made by Joining the squares alternately? Pattern envelope contains 2 fllet-crochet diagrams of easy-to-see dot-in-square method; al6o full directions. Send 10c (coin) for No. 1627 to Capital Journal, Needle Arts Dep't., 149 New Montgomery St., San Francisco, Cal. Party Honors Mrs. M. Oas Scotts Mills - Mrs. Mildred Johnson, Mrs. Dora Palmqulst and Mrs. Ada Geren entertained recent ly at the home of Mrs. Geren in compliment to Mrs.-M. Oas of Sil verton. Following a pleasant afternoon of contest games, and opening of gifts a luncheon was served. Present were Mrs. M. Oas, Mrs. Oas, Sr., Mrs. J. N. Amundson, Mrs. Alma Jackson, Mrs. M. Johnson and Mrs. D. Palmqulst of Silverton; Mrs. J. W. McCracken, Mrs. J. A. Dale, Mrs. Louise Kellis, Mrs. Mary Nelson, Mrs. Addle Smith, Mrs. J. H. Nelson, Mrs. J. E. Saueresslg, Mrs. Zella Smith, Mrs. Margaret Shepherd, Ruth Geren, Mrs. Nor ma Ettlln, Mrs. Gladys Lawrence, Mrs. Ada Geren. Auxiliary Officers Visit at Stayton Stayton Mrs. Laura Goods of Portland, department president of the American Legion Auxiliary, Mis. Mae Whitcomb, department secre tary and Mrs. Josephine Kane of Dundee, district president, were guests of Stayton Unit No. 88, Wednesday-evening. Corsages were pre sented to the department and local officers. Mrs. Dora Hunt, president, ap pointed Mrs. Crystal Miller, Mrs. Bertha Allen and Mrs. Mabel Knight, on the nominating com mittee. They will report at the next regular meeting. Mrs. Nell Jones, poppy poster chairman, re ported on the poster contest, and had a large number of the posters on display at the club house. Mrs. Ann DeJardln, chairman of the poppy sale, urged all of the mem bers to sell poppies on Thursday and Friday of Poppy week. Fol lowing the meeting, the membeis of the post Joined the women for refreshments. Mill City It has been announc ed by Mrs. Albert Millsap, presi dent of the Mill City Woman's club, that the regular meeting of the club scheduled for Wednesday, May 14, has been changed to Thursday, May 15. The change was made so as not to conflict with the date of the annual senior play at the high school, which Is listed for next Wednesday night. The meeting will be held at the A FLATTERING REVITALIZING OIL Permanent A $2.00 Value 9Sc Complete, including the Cutting, Shampooing and Hair Dress r PlanlonJ J 6 27 home of Mrs. W. L. Qulnn, with Mrs. W. W. Mason assisting. Turner Miss Lois Mabry, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Mabry of Dayton, has revealed her en gagement to Sergeant Delmar L. Barber, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Barber of Turner. Miss Mabry is a graduate of Wil llmatte university In the 1940 class, and has taught in Turner the past year. Mr. Barber Is a graduate 'Of Turner high school and is at pres ent connected with the coast ar tillery at Fort Stevens. Garden Club Installs Officers Independence A 1 otolock cov ered dish luncheon was served at the Independence Woman's club house Monday as the final meeting of the Independence Garden club. Annual reports were given and installation of new officers held. Newly elected officers Installed were: Mrs. A. L. Thomas, president; Mrs. Frank Cooper, vice-president; Mrs. Earl Litwiller, secretary, and Mrs. M. J. O'Donnell, treasurer. Hostesses were Mrs. Paul E. Rob inson, Mrs. M. J. O'Donnell, Mrs. E..E. Addison, k - . Automatic Electric WATER HEATER fr 50-Gallon Capacity Unconditional Tan Year Guarantee ! -A-Glan Lined and Ruir-Reilttont! Completely automatic! Gives you hot water ot any time of day or night! Immersion-type ehromolox heating elements lower operating cost and give maximum heat to water. Built-in trap prevents heat loss. All-steel construction, 3-lnch heavy Insulation. SAWDUST HOT WATER HEATER f It 1l f j U if Audrey Ingledue Feted at Shower West Stayton Mrs. Adolph Tltze was hostess Thursday afternoon at her home with a bridal shower honoring Audrey Ingledue, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ingledue. Miss Audrey will become the bride of Albert Kohler of Salem, May 17. A dessert lunch was served in late afternoon. Those present were Mrs. Charles Crook. Mrs. Vern Goodell. Mrs. Jack Goodell, of Mehama, Mrs. Ju lia English of Stayton, Mrs. Fran ces Roberta of Aumsvllle; Edna Kindred, Icy Coulson, Mabel Bax ter of Marion; Mrs. K. K. Kirk, Mrs. Alice Johnson of Sclo; Mrs. F. B. Metcalfe, Mrs. Ora McTegret, Mrs. Bill Hudson of Turner; Mrs. Susie Nelson, Mrs. Hankel, Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. Paul McClellan, Mrs. Baxter, Mrs. Elizabeth Case, Mrs. Carol Lacy, Mrs. O. O. Lacy, Mrs. John McMamman, Mrs. Charles Hlnkle, Mrs. Joe Ingledue, Miss Audrey Ingledue, honor guest, and the hostess, Mrs. Adolph Titze. Silverton Club Has Fine Session Silverton The last meeting of the year for the Silverton Woman's club, under the presidency of Mrs George Jaeschke, was an outstand ing success In the 1 o'clock lunch eon, program, installation of offl cers, reports of the year and an nouncements of Important club events of toe summer, yesterday afternoon, at Smith creek federal recreational area with Mrs. Harry Buckley, general chairman, of plans. More than 75 members and special guests were present. Two Silverton women came In for surprise honors in Mrs. F. Glenn McDonald presenting medals to Mrs. George Hubbs as being local club member for the longest term of consecutive years, and to Mrs. H. B. Latham as being a lead er In civic betterment service. Mrs Sam Ames, late member of the club, was accorded memorial honors for term of service. This ceremon ial was through the federated pioneer club program under na tional plans. Mrs. Ernest Byberg, program chairman, Introduced Mrs. John W Jordan who gave In story form the book, "O, Service of Love," by CHenry. With the weather ideal, the for mal Installation of officers was held In the "Little Chapel in the Woods, near the lodge with Mrs. Jaeschke in charge of ceremonials. Mrs. Ralph Larson will serve the club as president for the coming year; Mrs. A. B. Wlesner as vice-president; Mrs. S. Severence as secretary, and Mrs. Ernest Byberg as treasurer. Old fashioned nose-gay corsages were presented each newly Induct ed officer by Mrs. Ken Hewitt, re tiring treasurer. Mrs. A. J. Titus, past president, on behalf of Mrs. Jonas Byberg, Junior past presi dent, gave Mrs. Jaeschke a gift of silver. Mrs. Severence led God Bless America," In song. The luncheon tables were decor ated by Mrs. A. J. Titus and Mrs, HOT WATER When You Want It! Where You Want It! W5 SfothlBf Sown Vndts T. X. A. Oftlvanlzed Iron hop per. V4 - tach copper colli. Hot water for less than So a day! 195 GAS WATER HEATER 10-Year Unconditional Guarantee! 40 95 SlotUiK Dowa Win r. k. a. n Ken Hewitt In keeping with the rustic Interior of the dining lodge with platter arrangement of wild flowers in pastel orchid and laven der color mingled with maiden-hair ferns. On the table were copies ol books donated the city library dis played through the courtesy or Mrs. H. B. Latham, president of the library board since Its instiga tion more than 20 years ago. Mrs. Latham read a list of books. Harry Buckley, federal project supervisor of the recreational area was the featured speaker of the afternoon, explaining the set-up of the area, its purpose, extent, which is 4,000 acres of scenic grandeur, and the building and landscaping plans with the surprising revela tion that this area Is the only one in Oregon and one of two on the Pacific coast, the other in Mendl clno county, Calif. Assisting with the luncheon were Mrs. Buckley, Mrs. Charles Hoyt, Mrs. Helmer Brokke, Mrs. Clark Bachman, Mrs. Leonard Hudson Mrs. A. J. Titus and Mrs. John Wil son. Distinguished guests were Mrs, Dave John, president of the Mari on County Federation, accompanied from Stayton club by Mrs. V. R Tuel, Mrs. Gilbert Schachtslck and Mrs. Eugene Spanlol; past presi dents of the Silver Cliff club were Mrs. Elmer Hubbard and her daughter, Mrs. W. F. Krenz; guests of Mrs. George Hubbs were Doro thy Mae Hubbs of Albany, Alice Stamey Leatherwood of Tacoma and Margaret Jamie Hubbs of San Francisco; local women guests, Mrs Irene Morley-Franke, Mrs. Clar ence Reed, Mrs. Clare Helmke, Mrs. J. J. Oeder, Mrs. C. Van Cleave, Mrs. Christian Peterson, Mrs. Alice Grace. Mrs. Ad Tokstad, Mrs. Mar ion Green. Mrs. Silas Olson and Mrs. C. W. Keene. Coming events for the summer are the annual Ames tea as a gar den affair at the home of Laura Ames-Allen to be Friday afternoon Mav 23: the triennial state conven Hon at Corvallis In June, and the baby portrait show.. Mrs. Ken Hewitt gave the report of the Marlon County Federation meeting at Salem, and Mrs. Ralph Larson told of the third district meeting in Forest Grove as an of ficer instructional program. Mrs Jaeschke named Mrs. Harry Buck ley, Mrs. A. J. Titus, Mrs. Ernest Starr and Mrs. Ralph Larson to select the two young people to be sent to summer recreational camps for one week each during the sum mer. Support was pledged the Pwent-Teacher community can ning gardens for the benefit of the one-hot-dish school luncneons. Silverton Mrs. Zanta Hutton was accompanied to Corvallis Saturday by Mrs. J. Whltlock and Mrs, George Bowman. Mrs. Hutton and Mrs. Bowman were guests at the Mothers-Daugh ters banquet at the Benton hotel be lng honored by their daughters. Miss Elma Hutton, and the Bow man twins, June and Jean Bow man, from Snell hall. Mrs. Whit lock and her daughter, Miss Betty Whltlock, attended a like affair at Memorial Union Hall. Honor-Bilt, completely oulomotle. twenty - gallon galvanized itetl tank with one-Inch flberglai Imu lation surrounding the entire unit. Thermottaf control ond safety pilot. GI011 fused on steel lining ouurei pure, clear water. Yll' SS,' h 1 S7ver Tea Is Planned by Club Silverton The Women's club will hold Its annual silver tea at the home of Mrs. Laura Ames Allen with general chairman In charge of the affair, Mrs. H. B. Latham. Assisting Mrs. Latham will be the reception committee, Mrs. Re ber Allen, Mrs. H. B. Latham, Mrs. Ralph Larson and Mrs. George Jaeschke; tea committee, Mrs. W A. Tomlson, Mrs. Ernest Starr, Mrs. Clay Allen, Mrs. Burns Renwlck, Mrs. E. Kerns and Mrs. John Wil son; serving committee, Mrs. Hel mer Brokke. Mrs. Leonard Hudson, Mrs. Fred Baker, Mrs. Glenn Mc Donald, Mrs. W. P. Siarth and Mrs Dewey Allen; flower committee, Mrs. A. J. Titus, Mrs. Clark Back- man and Mrs. Harry Buckley; treasurer, Mrs. Ken Hewitt; pour ing, from 2 until 3, Mrs. George Hubbs and Mrs. E. Jamie; from 3 until 4, Mrs. Glen Brledwell and Mrs. R. A. McClanathan and from 4 until 5, Mrs. Tom Anderson and Mrs. Henry Aim. Mrs. George Jaeschke Is presi dent of the Woman's club. Lackner-Voltin Vows Are Read Sclo May first was the date of the marriage of Miss Genevieve Martha Voltln, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martha Voltln, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Voltln, and Anton J. Lackner, son of Mr. and Mrs A. J. Lackner, both of Jordan. The ceremony was solemnized at a nup tial high mass at 2 o'clock in Our Lady of Lourdes church. Tile bride wore a white satin gown enhanced with a lace yoke and fashioned with court train. Her veil was edged with lace and held in place with orange blossoms. A gold locket was her only ornament and she carried a shower bouquet of bride's roses, sweet peas and Ulles-of-the-valley. Miss Elaine Voltln, sister of the bride, was the honor attendant. She wore aqua chiffon over taffeta with a matching hat and a bouquet of deep pink sweet peas. Fred Lackner was his brother's best man. A wedding dinner followed at the home of the bride's parents for the wto Immediate families. Agnes En deres and Patricia Terhaar of Salem and Anna Thomas of Jordan offi ciated. In the evening a wedding dance was held at Jordan. Follow ing a honeymoon at the Oregon beaches the couple will live In the Jordan community. Guests at the wedding were Rev. Ludger, Mr. and Mrs. Anton J. Lackner, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lack ner, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Vol tln, Frank Lackner, Hattle Lackner, Mike Lackner, Hank Relster, Leo Voltln, and Slain Voltln of Jordan, EAT MORE SCHOEM'S BREAD r v" jf Schocn's good Bread has a flavor all its own lm- M Sjfr. fri parted by the use of only the finest specially blended VsS- Jcr flour and other quality ingredients. Scientifically AS P 'JFjjf controlled heat and humidity assure proper mols- c ture content and tender, golden brown crust. Ask your Grocer for Our New "Enriched" Bread Schoen's white bread is now "ENRICHED" with Thiamin (Vitamin B onc), Nicotinic Acid and Iron, as urgently requested by the Committee on Food and Nutrition composed of leaders in the Chemical, Medical and Milling Industries. For the benefit of every member of your family . . . START USING SCHOEN'S "ENRICHED" bread NOW I Mr. and Mrs. Ben Voltln of Lyons, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lulay, Cleone, Joyce, Roy, Adraln, Gilbert and Mel. vln, Madeleine Lackner of Aums vllle, Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Fery, Kathleen, Mary Ellen and Norman of Stayton, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Barrett and Rosemary of Port land, and Fred Lackner of Seattle. Clear Lake The Clear Lake Im provement club met Thursday to quilt. Two quilts were finished, one for Mrs. Bob Massey and one for Mrs. Fitts. A quilt was put In the frames for Mrs. Theo Stolk. Those present were Mrs. Art Sorensen, Mrs. Arthur Punzel, Mrs. Orel Gar ner, Miss Hazel Clement, Mrs. Dew ey Parmentier, Mrs. Ralph Dutolt, Mrs. Kimball, Mrs. Theo Stalk and Mrs. Cecil Boyd. Sressvaluk Vlil COTTONS 1 IS Ilk.V U Frt'y Hurry -re and no I MSi A 0U9eWve novelty I M ( I - wonder . IMnene and I 155 N. Liberty St. Stayton Club Installs Officers . Stayton Mrs. Harry Humphrey will be Installed president of the Stayton Women's Community club, Thursday afternoon, May 15, at the club house. Other officers are first vice-president, Mrs. G. W. De Jardln; second vice-president, Mrs. Lawrence Spraker; secretary, Mrs. Lorts Trask; treasurer, Mrs. V. D. Bryant. Mrs. Earl Miller, Mrs. O. A. Beauchamp, Mrs. Fred Berger and Mrs. Robert Weddell will act as board of directors. Mrs. V. R. Tuel, a past president of the club, will be the installing officer. A covered dish luncheon will be served, with Mrs. Katie Etael, Mrs. Barbara Ge hlen, Mrs. Mae Hamilton and Mrs. Anna Harold In charge. aTIONAL Phone 3194 484 Stale St. Phone 9193 Open Saturday until 9 P.M. 179 N. Liberty St. Salem ALSO IN EUGENE Phone 8141
