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10 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, Feb. 21, 1946 warn (Continued from Page S) la, id, and James A. Merten of St. Paul, brothers of the bride. Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the Com munity hall. Mrs. Peter Smith of St. Paul, and Mrs. Joseph H. Scheeland of Portland, cut the wedding cake. Pouring were Mrs. Fred Gansneder, Mrs. Paul R. McMahon and Mrs. Steve S Meiten of Portland. Assisting about the rooms were Mrs. Rob ert F. Meier of Corvallis. Mrs. Tahvin Berning of Monitor, Mrs Robert Stuckart of Sub limity, Misses Ann Marie Fried hoff. Peggy and Eileen Gansne der of Portland, Mrs. Jack Capri. Mrs. James N. Smith Mrs. Donald Coleman and Misses Clara and Frances Smith of St. Paul. ! Mr. and Mrs. Drescher spent a week at the Oregon beaches. For going away Mrs. Drescher these a beige dress, trimmed with gold sequins, a brown coat and brown accessories. Her corsage was an orchid. Miss Audrey Chittim Is Bride l Unionvale In a setting of red ana white flowers February 17 at 3 o'clock in the Unionvale Evangelical church, Miss Aud rey Nadine Chittim, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Chit tim, of Unionvale, became the bride of Adolf W. Koenig. ion of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Koenig of Salem. . Rev. Robert D. Bennett of ficiated at the double ring cere mony before a large gathering of relatives and friends. 1 The bride, who was given in mcrriage by her father, wore a dress of white satin made prin cess style with full train and a fingertip veil of illusion, held in place by a head-dress of or ange blossoms. Her bouquet was heart shaped, of white narciss us, red and white carnations centered with white gardenias. Miss Loyce Nevil of Kelso, Wash., was maid of honor for her cousin. Miss Betty Phelps of Salem was bridesmaid. The two wore matching dresses of white trimmed In red velvet. Their bouquets were minatures of the bride's. Little Sherry Morris, was flower gir. Virgil Koenig of Sheridan was best man for his brother. Dwight Ellenwood of Amity was groomsman. Ushers were Nor man Bubser.and Jimmy Rich ardson. Little Larry and Gary, twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Wil bur Stoutenburg, were ring bearers. Mrs. Ray Hochstien of New berg and Miss Delores Stouten burc lighted the tapers. Mrs. Scotty Edmindson of Mc Minnville, accompanied by Miss Myrtle Rockhlll of Grand Is lam! sang. Miss Rockhlll played the wedding marches. A reception was held In the aocial room of the church. Miss Evelyn Macy and Miss Alice Schaffer of McMinnville assisted In the reception room and served at the punch bowl. Mrs. Dale L. Fowler and Mrs. Merle Church cut the wedding cake topped with red and white roses and miniature bride and groom. . The bride's going away suit was gold color wool crepe with black accessories and an orchid corsage. After a brief wedding trip at the coast they will tie at home near Unionvale. Civic Club Hears Demonstrator Amity The Woman's Civic Improvement club held their Feoruary meeting Tuesday aft' ernoon in the community hall of the M. E. church. Mrs. Elwin Morse, Mrs. Charles Funk, Mrs. Isaac Bantsari and Mrs. Clara Broadwell. After the business session Mrs. B-mtsari. president, Introduced the speaker of the afternoon, Miss Frances Clinton, assistant state home demonstration lead ed of O.S.C. in Corvallis. The subiect of her talk, "Family Re lations" was enjoyed by the 35 members and visitors. A social hour followed and the hostesses served refreshments. Family Fetes Anniversary. Wood burn Mr. and Mrs. Wayne B. Gill entertained at a family dinner Sunday at their home in Hayes street, honoring the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Gill's mother, Mrs. Kath erine Olson. All of Mrs. Olson's children were present with the excep tion of Harold Olson, Delano, Calif. Covers were placed for the honored guest and Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Olson and daughters, Corinne and Katherine. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Maulding and daughter Jean, all of Oregon City; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Owen and baby Jackie of Oak Grove Mrs. Nettie Gregory and L. E. Olson of Monitor; Mr. and Mrs. Oscar D. Olson of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moore and Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hillis, Syl via and Bill of Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Steiger of Woodburn; Herbert Gill of Oregon State college; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne B. Gill and Wayne Cill, Jr. Woman's Club Sponsors Dinner The Salem Heights Woman's club will give a George Wash ington dinner at the community hall in Liberty road and Ma- drona avenue Friday evening at 8:30 o'clock. Funds from the dinner will provide materials for the com munity club. The public is in vited. Chairman of the event is Mrs. C. C. Forbis, and assist ing her are Mrs. L. L. Bennett, Mrs. Kenneth Zwicker and Mrs. F. L. Bradshaw. Assisting in the dining room are Mrs. Paul Griebenow, Mrs. E. J. Huffman, Mrs. John Douglas and Mrs. Charles Hagemann. Greeting the guests at the door will be Mrs. Fred Browing and Mrs. R. L. Crittenden. Following the dinner hour, cards will be in play. Easterner to Wed Miss Eastman Dallas The engagement of Miss Mildren Ellen Eastman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. J Eastman, to Major Willard O. Stradley. son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Stradley of Fort Scott, Kansas, was revealed Monday evening when Mrs. Eastman en tertained informally at her home In her daughter's honor. The wedding has been set for March 17. Miss Easlman, a graduate of Dallas high school, attended Oregon Slate college, where she was affiliated with Sigma Kap pa sorority. Following her graduation in 1943, she served for two years as a stewardess in the United Air Lines service. Major Stradley, who was a member of the 104th Timber wolf division stationed at Camp Adair, is now on terminal leave after serving one and a half years overseas with the Ameri can First army. Soups, salads, entrees gain zest from this true celery flavor. Keep the shaker handy for celery goodness in a jiffy. AtllC AIT t ONION lUT cinar iait 1 1 savoa ir 1 IsiaiONINB Schilling PERSONAL ATTENTION given to Individual Income Tax problems KARL NYBERG & SON ACCOUNTANTS 417 Ores on Bulldlnt Fholie 3122 YW Doings Tri-Y activities this week in clude a no-host supper and swim for Martha Meade chapter this Thursday evening, members of the Ann Guthrie chapter to be guests. The swim will be at the YMCA, the supper following at the YW. Winifred Heard chapter of Tri-Y held a cabinet meeting this week and -outlined events for the remainder of the year. Grace Elliott chapter held a fireside supper at the YW Wed nesday evening. Members of Marion Cuthbert chapter met Wednesday morning to hear re ports on the recent mid-winter conference in Eugene. New officers for the second semester are listed by Leslie 9th grade Girl Reserves as follows: Sharon Hamilton, president; Doris Beats, vice-president; Jeannette Schiedel, secretary- treasurer; Marjorie Ogle, ser geant at arms; Allie Lou Ohling, interclub council member; Pat Severin, alternate council mem ber; Edith Ann Simpson, pub licity chairman; Marge Acton, song leader. Members of Parrish 9th grade Girl Reserves met this week for a workshop in shell craft, Mrs. Cat Halvorson leading. Girl Re serves of Leslie 8th grade are planning a bowling party for next week. Aumsville Mrs. Gwin Gates of Idana was honored guest at a birthday dinner at the N. P. Bates home Sunday. Guests for dinner were Mr. and Mrs. G. Gates and sons of Idana, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin of Sa lem, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Goff and daughters of Forest Grove, Mrs. Jennie McClellan and Mr. and Mrs. P. T. McClellan and Truman of West Stayton. Adult Class in First Session' The adult class of the Keizer Sunday school met recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Murphcy. A no-host dinner pre ceded the business meeting. Mrs. J. E. Clark presided over the meeting. N. G. Wilson enter tained and an informal evening was enjoyed by the guests. Next meeting will be held on March 15 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Geil. Those present at the meeting were Rev. and Mrs. David Humm and David, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Geil, Mr. and Mrs. James G. Herd, Janice, Ann and Gary, Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Stettler, Donald and Carol, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Pluntz, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Saw yer, N. G. Wilson and the host and hostess. Bride-Elect Is Party Incentive Unionvale Miss Dorothy L. Launer. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Launer, and bride elect ol Clarence Smith was complimented with a bridal shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. Panek in the Broad mead district recently. Mrs. Panek greeted guests at the door and Mrs. Nordeen cut the cake. Miss Barbara Panek and Miss Maxine Launer served. Luncheon Club At Lauderback's Bethel Mrs. James Lauder back opened her home for the February meeting of her lunch eon club on Friday. The spring motif was accentuated by the sunshiny day and decorations of daffodils, Japonica and forcyth ia from the Lauderback gardens. .si 'w mmm m r: L- . . . fc.H T Mm JV . I ALL the Family Love Cream of Rice. Now make breakfast a joyous meal by serving Cream of Rice! Each creamy-smooth serving fortified to whole-grain levels with vitamins Bi, G, niacin and iron. Only 5 minutes to fix. Get this "high-energy" cereal, Cream of Rice, todayl It's "The Children's Cereal" . . . and every body loves it ! oniof cuocinrsiom pioducts co.ouautt foods What makes these peas taste HERE'S HOW WE DO IT I Grown from our own special strain of teed, where soil and climate produce lh finest quality. They're harvested just when they're ready. Day or night I Flavor won't wait. They're blended for flavor balance. A quality selection of ust the tastiest ptas in the pod. They're fair-pocked right after picking. For nothing's more important in canned-pea quality. LOOK FOR UUTtkriti'Ss&'Pi eas tht quality pa with th dw&v frisC bland The birthdays of three mem bers, Mrs. Walter Bondell, Mrs. Roff Wood and Mrs. Lauder back, were marked by the use of special birthday cake as the center of the luncheon table decorations. Mrs. Anna Matten was a spec ial guest. Additional members present were Mrs. W. C. Crews, Mrs. Elma Marsh, L. L. Osborn, Mrs. F. W. Geiser. The time was spent informally. Jefferson Club in Regular Session Jefferson Mrs. Alton J. Looney, Mrs. Fred Looney and Mrs. Gilbert Looney were hos tesses for the Jefferson Wom an's club recently in the lib rary rooms. Mrs. Roland Wall was wel comed as a member of the club. Reports of activities were giv en. Miss Marjorie Tye will be guest speaker at the March 13 meeting. Mrs. Karl Steiwer gave a report of their visit, to California, of places of interest visited. Refreshments were served by the hostesses to 27 members. Miss Joslin Is Honored Falls City A bridal shower was given Friday evening hon oring Miss Ruth Joslin, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jos lin, whose marriage to Doyle Lorimor, son of Mrs. Bessie Lorimor of Dallas, will be an event this week. Hostesses for the shower were Mrs. Orphie Gilbert, Mrs. Peggy Pierce, Mrs. Faye Wilson and Mildred Wray. Games were played and prizes were won by Mrs. Eldon Shepherd, Mrs. Charles Joslin, Mrs. Ethel Guth ridge and Mrs. Floyd Brown. Refreshments were- served. There were 68 invited guests. Brush College Club at Party Brush College Brush College Helpers club sponsored a social Thursday at the home of Mrs. John Schindler with Mrs. Oscar Poe and Mrs. Earl Thomas as sisting. Various games were the diversion of the afternoon. Presiding at the business ses sion was Mrs. C. A. Wood, past president. Devotions were ar ranged by Mrs. Fred McKinney. A dessert luncheon was served in Mrs. Bertha Garrow, Mrs. Es ther Oliver, Mrs. Fred McKin ney, Mrs. Mike Focht, Mrs. Vic tor Olson, Mrs. Fred Olson, Mrs. Monte Harris, and Mrs. C. A. Wood. Washing Machine Service Complete stock Maytag factory replacement parts now on hand. Reasonable quick service on Maytag;, Easy and other makes of washing machines. Register now for post-war home appliance needs. Hogg Bros. 260 State St. Ph. 9149 Miss Ida Mae Smith, presi dent of the Business and Pro fessional Women's club an nounces that the regular month ly meeting of the executive board will be held on Friday evening at her home, 625 N. Fif teenth street, at 7:30 o'clock. In addition to routine business matters, plans will be made for transportation for all members who wish to go to attend North Willamette district conference at Hillsboro on March 31. Miss Eleanor Roberts will be the club member from Salem participat ing in the panel discussion at the conference. . . . What a Super Breakfasts i2l . Cielt Q HOT CAKE MIX NOTHING TO ADO IUT WATER - Then Mix lh boltr qnd bake to a goldn brown. Man, what a txaokfait I And what hot cad!, light, tender, Jnciot. Con to in oggi, milk, wgof, shortening. Yon -too wffl toyi "It's a Cinch to ak odd -water. Mix and boko." AT TOOI GROCERS 2 SUPER MARKETS Court and Commercial Marion & Commercial THESE FINE FOOD MARKETS ARE AS NEAR TO YOU AS YOUR TELEPHONE. DIAL 7962 OR 9176 FOR YOUR FOOD NEEDS. NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR DELIVERY. Phone 9176 REMEMBER Phone 7962 FREE DELIVERY ZKV Armour's Kelly's Yachted sunkist H ONI ITS Cut CREAM STYLE UU"UI7 Star Sweet strihgleBeans M $1 28 25cHAMSPotatoesy20C S i j ' tv 91 I 5C Luckies Dozen Halve and No. 2Vt N, 2 tin , . CAN 0ld Golds A SJ'"S ' Refugee . Llmit i case Chesterfield uJZ 25C Beans . $3.59 Case Curettes You no doubt have noticed in our meat d epartments Armour's products have been displayed more often than any other brands. There are two reasons for this: . First, we do not believe there is , a better product than Armour's; second, Armour & Co. have repeatedly, through the scarce period done more to help the" Salem consumer than any other of the large packers. Hence our featuring Ar mour's Products. KfU f lKkX SUNKIST SUNKIST 2 Gallon DICED DICED $100 CARROTS beets 44 lor -Ha Jar II IT " I Limit 2 .cases $1.30 Case Dennison's CHILI CON CARNE 23c Can 1 Limit 2 cases $1.30 Case Sunshine Krispy Crackers 2 lbs- 33C 23c i Tree Woodbury's rALlAL 95c Pound SOAP 3 Bars . Orange Pekoe Blend WIN A NEW GAR with Quaker Oats 3-lb. pkg. 29c PRIORITY GRATED TUNA Full Size Tin Only 2c SUPER SUDS For All Washings Package BUTTER and Margarine ' ts Still Scarce But We Hope , To Have Some Cookies The Largest Variety In a Long; Long Time REMEMBER IF IT'S AVAILABLE YOU'LL FIND IT AT YOUR FAVORITE BUSICK MARKET. DESCHUTES U. S. NO. 2 CAMPFIRE BRAND Potatoes 25-lb. sack 59c For Good BEEF Shop These Markets For "A"; Grade Beef FLOUR COFFEE LARD LIMITED QUANTITIES NEW Master Bakers Raisin-Nut BREAD 15
