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g Today is the birthday of Princess Eliza
oth, heir apparent to the throne of England.
The little miss an empire once called "Lilli
bet" has blossomed into a graceful young
woman. Her Royal Highness at 17 looks
fit for a queen.
Alice Faye, Don Amcche, and Carmen Miranda are the tune
ful trio in "That Night in Rio," in Technicolor, at the Hollywood
theatre tonight with "River's End."
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ered roll call;, bills allowed,
$6 scholarship fund and $1 to the
State Federation of Women's
clubs; $5 to committee on ar
ranging farewell parties for sol
diers. Mrs. Rebecca Thamer
voted as a member.
Mrs. E. E. Bradtl spoke brief
ly of a luncheon she attended
where Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt
was guest speaker.
The meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. James Ogle with
Mrs. E. E. Bradtl, Mrs. Waller
Grim and Mrs. E. Eilers assist-
. Ing.
Silverton Will
Observe Music Week
Silverton National Music
Week will be observed in Sil
jnrton May 2 to 9 inclusive,
tftis was decided at a meeting of
the committee on plans Tuesday
evening at the home of the
Ernest Bybergs. A detailed pro
gram is being worked out.
Committee members are Mrs.
Ernest Byberg, general chair
man; Miss Lois Ginther, pro
gram chairman; Fred Baker,
Mrs. Christian Petersen, Mrs.
John W. Jordan and Mrs. Tom
Anderson.
Coast Guardsman
Will Take Bride
Aurora An event of Easter
Sunday, April 25, will be the
marriage of Miss Doris McFar
land, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John D. McFarland of Gladstone
to Cloyd Laverne Boylcs of the
United States coast guard, son
0,'Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boyles of
Gresham.
The services will be read in
the presence of friends and rel
atives at the Gladstone church
at 4 o'clock.
Mrs. Carry McFarland, sister-in-law
of the bride-elect,
will act as matron of honor.
Miss Mary McCarroll and Mrs.
Chloris Groencr will be brides
maids. Duane Obcr of Gresham will
serve as best man for Mr. Boylcs.
Ushers will be Curtis Wilkin
son and Francis McFarland.
A reception will follow the
ceremony in the church parlors.
After a brief honeymoon trip
they will make their home in
Seattle for the present. Mr.
Boyles is with the United States
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coast guard stationed at
Seattle as seaman first class. He
has been in the service eight
months.
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Woman's Club
At Seely Home
, Union Hill Mrs. Lee Seely
was hostess to the Woman's
club, at an all day meeting
Thursday, A no-host luncheon
was served at the noon hour.
Nine club members were pre
sent, and little Lynn Scott and
Jimmie and Johnnie Heater
were visitors. New officers elec
ted include Mrs. Sheila Heater,
president; Mrs. Jessie Carter,
vice president; Mrs. Elsie Seely,
secretary, and Mrs. Virgine
Scott, treasurer. The next meet
ing will be held at the home of
Mrs. Douglas Heater.
Riverdale The Riverdale
Woman's club met at the home
of Mrs. Raymond Eyerly Wed
nesday. A no-host dinner was
served. Those present were Mrs.
Leslie Newton, Mrs. Painter,
Mrs. Alfred Klein, Mrs. Clar
ence Reeves, Mrs. A. T. Mack
lin, Mrs. Harvey Schuebcl, Mrs.
Carl Bcatty, Mrs. Brassfield and
Mrs. Raymond Eyerly. The next
meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. A. T. Macklin on April
21.
Lodge Plans
Party
Planned for the entertainment
of Maccabee lodge No. 84D
members and their friends is a
card and "beano" party at the
Fraternal temple Thursday evening.
Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Wednesday, April 21, 19437
A late supper will be served
the guests.
Members of the lodge have
taken as a project the donation
of blood plasma to the American
Red Cross for its blood bank and
District Manager J. Edgar Reay
is urging all members to regis
ter as donors. j
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toasting and sandwiches.
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