Tuesday, October 21, 1941
The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon
Seven
(Continued from Page 6)
was In charge, and Miss Ruth Lor
enzen served as secretary, during
the auxiliary hour. Miss Vera Het
denstrom was piano soloist, Bobby
Boullester gave two plano-accord-lon
numbers and Mrs. Carl Loren
ten, a reading In a Joint program
with the post members as guests.
The unit voted to use the pro
ceeds of the rummage sale, sche
duled for Saturday, October 25, on
the purchase of a defense bond.
Mrs. A. J. Titus Is rummage sale
chairman and her ''pick up" com
mittee is Mrs. J. J. Lewis, phone
Blue 2381, and Mrs. Al Lerfald,
phone Green 1881. Used paper bags
re asked for instead of newspa
pers for wrapping articles. The
unit gratefully acknowledges the
intion of articles from the Me-
VTxiist and Lions auxiliary sales.
Mrs. Arthur Gottenberg, mem
bership chairman, reported 67 paid
up of the 70 quota.
Active relief for local non-veteran
families has been undertaker,
during the past week was reported
by Mrs. A. J. Titus, child-welfare
chairman, with five Individuals
furnished food and other necessi
ties. Five dollars Christmas cheer
will be sent to child welfare and
hospital centers this week. Mrs.
Ernest Starr, Mrs. Sam Lorenzen
and Mrs. A. J. Titus are serving
today at the child health clinic
from the unit. Mrs. Lewis Hall op
ns her home Monday night to the
past president's club. Mrs. Ernest
Btarr, assisted by Mrs. Al Lerfald,
Mrs. A. J. Titus and Mrs. T. P.
Heidenstrom, entertains the unit
sewing club Wednesday evening of
week at her Brown street
Phillip Schweizer
Special Guest
Monmouth At the grand mas
ter's ball. Masonic social event of
the year, Phillip Schweizer, Mon
mouth, newly-elected grand patron
of the Order of the Eastern Star,
will be feted as a special guest.
Likewise the grand matron, H. Fay
Ambrose, and Arthur D. Hay, grand
master of Oregon Masons, and Mrs.
Hay will be honored.
The ball opens at 9 o'clock Fri
day evening, October 24, in the
Bhrine ballroom, Portland Masonic
temple, S. W. Parks avenue and
Main street. All master Masons
and friends will participate in the
affair which will be Informal
Bride-Elect Is
Vzrfy Guest
Perrydale Miss Marie Houk,
bride-elect, was given a miscellane
ous shower at her parents' home
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Lorenzo
Brown, Mrs. Milton Frlnk and Mrs.
Alden Brown were hostesses for the
occasion.
The gift table was centered with
a large bowl of asters of rose pink
shades and blue delphinium. Many
lovely gifts were received by Miss
Houk. Her sister, Mrs. Andy
Schmidt, of Sacramento, Calif., as
sisted in unwrapping the gifts.
Miss Jane Crippen, Miss Peggy
Houk and Miss Dorothy Scharf as
sisted the hostesses In serving re
freshments to the guests.
The wedding of Miss Houk and
Stanley Oellers of McMinnville will
be an event of October 18 at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Houk, of Perrydale.
Those who attended the shower
(We Mrs. Miles Houk and Mrs. Let
Wen of Independence, Mrs. Roy
Houk of Salem, Mrs. Ed Letteken
of RickreaU, Mrs. Al Cellers of Mc
Minnville, mother of the brlde.-groom-to-be,
Mrs. M. Chrlstenson,
Mrs. Adolph Newman, Mrs. William
Beyerle, Mrs. Dale Ridgeway, Mrs.
John Wood, Mrs. C. Van Staaveren,
Mrs. Walter Miller, Mrs. Godfrey
Beck, Mrs. George Woods, Mrs. Jane
Baxter, Mrs. L. H. Conner, Mrs.
Prank Blssell, Mrs. Minerva Jen
nings, Miss Doris McKee, Mrs. Jake
De Jong, Mrs. A. Van Otten, Mrs.
Nolan McKee, Mrs. George Vincent,
Mrs. H. A. Lee, Mrs. D. L. Keyt, Mrs.
H. a. Keyt, Mrs. Percy Zumwalt,
Mrs. O. L. Gllson, Miss Dorothy
Scharf, Mrs. Ross Simpson, Mrs.
Harold Smith, Mrs. Mark OTJell,
Mrs. Andrew Campbell, Mrs. O. E.
Kurtz, Mrs. Jessie Olllam, Mrs. Her
man Gillam, Mrs. Joe Gregg, Mrs.
Roy Gregg, Miss Eleanor Gregg, Mrs.
Ross Chapln, Mrs. Dick Domes,
ifjV Robert Mitchell, Miss Jane
-lppen, Miss Peggy Houk, Mrs.
J. E. Houk.
.
Bride-to-Be
Is Honored
Jefferson Miss Lois Porter was
honor guest at a miscellaneous
shower given at the home of Mrs.
Claii Halght, with Mrs. George
Boyes as Joint hostess. The evening
was spent Informally with games
and contests. Each guest gave the
bride-to-be their favorite recipe.
She received many useful and at
tractive gifts. At the close of the
evening refreshments were served
by the hostesses, assisted by LeAnn
Haight and Marianne Ammon.
Present were the honor guest,
Miss Lois Porter: Mrs. Ray Bost
wlck, Mrs. Ira Nelson, Mrs. Dick
Chrisman, Mrs. Bell Hamilton of
nny; Mrs. John Finlay, Mrs.
. -ink Chrisman nd daughter,
Marjorie, Mrs. Lloyd Bllyeu, Mrs.
Stanley Harper, Mrs. Lloyd Vin
cent, Delores Underwood and Mrs.
Roger Wheeler of Jefferson; Mrs.
E. Gordon and Mrs. Philip Yagel
akl of Dever; Mrs. Lloyd Hilllker,
Mrs. Prank Kizer of Mlllersburg;
Mrs. Jake Chambers, Mrs. Bert
Chambers and Mrs. William Wilt
of Knox Butte; Mrs. Roy Cox, Mrs.
Henry Height, Mrs. Clarence Bls
ler, Mrs. Joe Yagelski and daugh
ter Laverne, Mrs. Jack Berry, Mar
ianne Ammon, Betty Wagner. Mrs.
W. F, Orciiz, Mrs. John Orerus,
Mrs. John Budd, Mrs. Richard
Pheil, Virginia Motley, Mrs. D. W.
Porter, Lorraine and Cornelia Bond
and the hostesses, Mrs. Halght and
Mrs. Boyes.
Lebanon Mrs. Karl Gehlert, Leb
anon chairman for the Linn county
tuberculosis seal sale campaign,
named her committee workers this
week and stated that preliminary
arrangements for the sale, to start
November 21, are well under way.
Her committee, chosen from the
Junior Woman's club, whose mem
bers are cooperating in the drive.
Include Frances Rice, Kae Hayden,
Bertha Schackmann, Alta Wilson,
Kay Bullard and Hazel Durlam.
Garden Club
Outlines Program
Hazel Green The Hazel Green
Garden club met at the home of
Mrs. Zeno Gregg with Mrs. An
drew Zahare, vice president, pre
siding over the business meeting.
The program for the coming win
ter was outlined and the program
booklets will be ready for the next
meeting. Committee In charge of
the booklets Is Mrs. Ralph Worden,
Mrs. Andrew Zahare and Mrs. Louis
Wampler. The club has resumed
the radio study club sessions and
some of the members plan taking
the flower Judging course, which
Is open to all clubs.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Hattie Van
Cleave Thursday, October 30, and
will be a no-host affair with a lun
cheon at noon. Mrs. Daniel Heff
ner, state president, will be present
and will speak on flower arrange
ment. Members ttre asked to bring
specimens of their chrysanthe
mums and an exchange will be made
In the spring. The flowers will be
used to make floral arrangements
by Mrs. Heffner.
Following the club meeting the
members motored to the gardens
at the Perry Henderson home and
enjoyed the choice blooms of the
chrysanthemums, numbering almost
a hundred varieties, Mrs. Marie
Perry of Elmlra, New York, was a
special guest for the afternoon.
Women of Knight Memorial
church will entertain with a fall
tea at the church Wednesday, Oc
tober 22, at 2:30 o'clock. All Inter
ested women arc invited to attend.
Eola Mrs. J. W. Adams (Max
ine Ferguson) was hostess for a
shower Thursday night at her
home on route four compliment
ing Mrs. Donald Kimple.
Guests attending were members
of her sewing club. Refreshments
were served by the hostess assist
ed by little Beverly Nyburg.
Present were Mrs. Donald Kimple,
Mrs. B. Walker, Mrs. John Pray-
bllla. Mrs. Oscar Phillips, Mrs. El
len Nyburg, Mrs. Edward Antrlcan,
Mrs. James Sanderson, Jr., Mrs. D.
D. Hewitt, Mrs. Naoma Beach, Miss
Helene Schultz, Beverly Nyburg and
the hostess, Mrs. Adams.
Junior Girls
Show Activities
Sllverton The Junior Girls Of
the American Legion auxiliary, Unit
No. 7, are showing unusual activity
in their beginning programs for
the club year, according to the re
port given at the unit meeting
Monday night by one of the advis
ors, Mrs. Clifton Dlckerson. Miss
Dorothy Towe Is president.
The younger group Is buying de
fense stamps at each meeting. They
have permission and encouragement
in distributing 100 flag codes In
the schools.
A choral group has been organ
ized and Is preparing two numbers
for the Armistice day program,
when the boys from the Sons of
Legion squadron will assist.
Miss Betty Towe and Miss Doro
thy Stump will be assisting hos
tesses for the Halloween party to be
given at the home of Miss Dorothy
Towe at Main and Second streets.
Members from the unit giving brief
talks were Mrs. Lewis Hall, telling
of the history of the national and
local auxiliary; Mrs. Sam Lorenzen,
the star of "The Star Spangled
Banner," and Mrs. Clifton Dicker
son, talking on the significance of
Navy day.
The young people attended the no
host supper with the post and unit
and contributed selections to the
program.
Silverton Couple
Celebrate Anniversary
Sllverton Mr. and Mrs. E. M.
Rhyne were honored Sunday on the
occasion of their 40th wedding an
niversary with their daughters ar
ranging a lovely affair. .
Two guest present Sunday were
at the original ceremony In Iowa
when Bessie Jacobson became the
bride of E. M. Rhyne. The fam
ily has lived In Sllverton for
four years, coming here from
the middle west. These were a sis
ter of Mrs. Rhyne, Mrs. Alec Knut
son of Sllverton and J. Barthole
mew of Brooks. The families of
three sons and a daughter called
their parents by phone and extend
ed greetings, Orrln from Donley,
Minn., Elmer of Grand Porks, N. D.,
and Rudolph and Ruth Hartwlck,
both of Whlton, Minn.
Present from Seattle Sunday were
Mrs. Alberta Hires a daughter of
the Rhynea, "Grandma" Hires, and
Emll Rhyne, a son; daughters,
Miss Mildred Rhyne, from Everett,
and Miss Carol Rhyne of Silver
ton; Mr. and Mrs. J. Crawford of
Portland, Mrs. Alec Knutson, Mr
and Mrs. Oluf Anderson and La
Vonne, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bartholo
mew and Virginia of Brooks. Mrs.
Marie Rlveness and Armand Lee
and DeLalne, her sons, Mrs. Julia
Gulllc, Mrs. Sarah Olson and the
honor guests, Mr, and Mrs. E. M.
Rhyne.
Many gifts were presented Mr.
and Mrs. Rhyne.
Tasty. Nourishing Hominy Grains, GoTden or Snow-White!
p. -1 cnns
ii Down
Snow-white kernels or luscious golden grains
or tempting, nourishing hominy at its best!
Drained and fried In butter, they add de
lightful variety to dinner menus. And try
white hominy with milk delicious for break-fasti
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Dallghtful Hallowe'tn Treats! e
Dan-
Chocolates t
H. box 55c
nut
Cat-On-Fenc Lantrni
Filled with chews; JC
topped with lollypopjor W
Party Favors
58.-.10s..ch
1 j delldou-t
69 ,
,,.k...fru. ehewi. creams,
cluster!, mlnf. oaramela - hand
dipped l r'ch lclaU- Bpeelal
halloween gift band.
---- U.H.WMD Hulk canoiei
BUTTERCREMI CANDY CORN 1 4 C
ORANGE Sr BLACK JELLY BEANS lb.
ORANGE tr BLACK MIDGETS 1 BW
TRICK OR TREAT
FOR THE KIDDIES
Tasty Orange fir Black Cum Drop. .1 0c : lb.
Dan-Da. Trickr-Traat M.x 4 lb. 69e
Orange and BUtterCrCm 3Ir. . '
BUTTERCREME FlLLfcU
Brown
BUNTE
49c
Wait Coa.t
Chinook Salmon
No. l'l
Flat
23'
Alamo Unsweetened
Crapsfruit Juice
T
No. 2
Can
83c Doxen
Minnesota
Wild Rice
9 ., 39c
Staley's Starch
Cube Gloss or Corn
for
Vale Pork & Beans, 2'2S, 9c; $1.05 Doz.
My-Te-Fine 4-Sieve Peas, pic, 8c; 6 for 45c
Tender Leaf Tea Bags, black, 20's, 21c
28Sr Beets, 2S' 9c,$1.05DM $2.05CM"
Libby's Cream Style Corn, 2's, 12c; 6 for 69c
Old Dutch Cleanser, reg., 2 for 13c
Dan-Dee Bleach, Vi-gal., 12c, plus deposit
Hillsdale Asparagus, No. 1 cans, 17c
Leslie's Plain or Iodized Salt, 2-1 b., 7c
ffi. Cr. Pineapple 8-z 3 for 20c, 6 for 39c
Dan-Dee Imitation Vanilla, 8-oz., 23c
My-Te-Fine Pure Grape Jam I4 or- 15c, 2 for 29c
o?'erTs5-y.nk Peanut Butter, lb. 25c
Triple-Creamed Mixes Perfectly
Spry Shortening
66c
Standard, Pimento, Swlsi
Pabstett Cheese
Smooth, easy- 0 pkgi.
to-spread mmi W
cheese. Pi
quant flavor.
Mild Trip Chwwc. M ITcIb.
Fri Tr.Iile or CooWnK
Wisconsin Cream Brick 35c lb.
Aborted h..ced
Sandwich Chwiw, 8c lb.
2-Ib. Brookficld Loaf Cheese
American Brick 67c ea.
Danish Caraway Cheese 37c lb.
Ham Slices
3210
Center slice of
Eastern boned &
rolled ham.
My-Te-Fint Bacon
Sugar-cured Eastern 871 lb.
Bacon. Evenly I
streaked.
Eastern Thurlngtr
Tender, spicy sauaage,
deliclously flaYored. No
garlic
55c
lb.
Sauerkraut
Qt. 13c
3-lb.
Can
Ug. Spry pur. vegetable shortening lor all
baking. Easy to digest.
Rinso, large pkg., 22C
Lux Flakes, Ige. pkg., 22c
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FRENCH'S BIRD SEED AND
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PUSS N' BOOTS CAT FOOD, QQc
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ALL 7 DOC FOOD, PACKAGE OF SEVEN 43c
CALO, PARD, RED HEART Doc Foodi, l'l, l25c, -FRISKIES
or MANKIND DOC WAFERS, 2-lb. 2U
FRENCH'S FISH FOOD, REC. 8c 2 FOR 15c
N.B.C MILK BONE BISCUITS, SMALL, , 10c
DOGGIE'S DELICHT DOC FOOD, l'i, 5c, 419:
DR. ROSS. PUSS 'N' BOOTS, CALO, 8-os. 5c, 41 9c
FRENCH'S BIRD GRAVEL, I'j-poundi, 9
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heavy. Imported Mineral Oil. Lemon Julco
added. Non-fattening.
Bulk Quart 45c
Bulk Pint 27c
Enriched l'eanul. Butler Honey Crunch, lb. 17c; 2 lbs. 33c
Fresh St rawberry Preserves bo Fruit 60 Sugar 2 lbs. 29c
Fred Meyer Fresh Whipt Peal Salad Dressing Over
55 Pure Vegetable Oil and Fresh Egg Yolks bulk, qt. 31c
Bulk pi. 19c
My-Te-Fine Minre Meal (bulk) 1 lb. 15c: 2 lbs. 29c
Dan Dee Mince Meat (bulk) 1 lb. 13c; 2 lbs. 25c
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PUMPKINS, s-lb. box. 0picej. $,
Try Thli Mellow Mixture fcr Creator Smoking Pleaiura!
K SMOKING TOBACCO
"S-ox. tin, $1.10
1-oi. tin, $2.10
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15c PHILIP MORRIS CIGARETTES, I40c, $1.29 crn. 200
225c Camol, Ral.lt,., Old Golds, Luekki, $1.21 tn. 200
$1.15 Prlnco AhW, V.lv.t, Half 0 Half, 16-oa. 74c
5c Bull Durham or Cotdon Grain Tobacco, 6 for 25c, 45c dx.
10 Corncob Pipcc with Bom Bit, 1 for 15
50 "Ventllo" Tobacco Pouch wfth Humidor, alpper, 29c
Forcattor Nationally Known, Alr-Conditioned Pip, 98c
Clo-Point "FlamW Cifarott Lifhtor, 98
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Corned Beef & 23c
Boned and Rolled Ribs
Swift's Premium Bacons 1 9c
Pure Lard 2 tf. 29c
Fresh Tender Brussel Sprouts
Here's a Vegetable Dish your family will like I
2 Full Boxes 1 0C
Delightful Party Treat,
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Halloween Ice Cream
Real Pumpkin Flavor!
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Honey Crunch Coffee
Delightful ooffte cake for cheery break fa eti topped
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Serves 4 to S.
Old Fashioned
L1trht. fluffv. homt-etyli bread,
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15c
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My-Te-Fine Coffee, pound pkg., 23c, 245c
Dan-Dee Coffee, pound package, 1 8c, 23 5c
mall. Crisp, I'ricklj -Skinned
Burr Gherkins
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Tasty, piquant eherklns xrand
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