8 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Monday. Mar. 31, 1947
Miss Wilson
Is Engaged
By Jean Taylor
Revealed this weekend was
the engagement of Miss Juanita
Wilson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur M. Wilson of Sa
lem. and Henry A. Hanson, son
of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Han
son of Silverton.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Both young people attended
Salem schools and the bride-
elect served 14 months in the
WAVES, stationed at New York
and the Seattle U. S. naval hos
pital. She is working at the in
dustrial accident commission.
Her fiance served in the navy
two years, stationed in the South
Pacific and Japan. He is now
working in Salem.
Eagles Auxiliary
Monthly Program
During the past few weeks six
new members joined the auxi
liary to the Fraternal Order of
Eagles. Candidates were Mrs.
Mildred Spencer. Mrs. Ethel
Mott, Mrs. Margaret Smalley,
Mrs. Jessamyn Ladd, Mrs. Ethel
Faulkner and Mrs. Wilma Frye.
Social club has been renewed,
meeting at the homes of mem
bers. Next card party will be
held at the home of Mrs. Reva
Davidson in North 24th street
Tuesday afternoon.
Drill team has scheduled a
meeting Wednesday afternoon in
the auxiliary hall.
Tuesday at the regular meet
ing, the revealing of unknown
friends will be given. An Easter
party will follow the meeting.
Nomination of officers for the
coming fiscal year will be held
April 29. Election will be held
during May, with installation in
the first week of June.
Reception Fetes
Recently Wed Pair
Pralum A reception was
held at the home of Mrs. Lydia
Dirks Tuesday evening honor
ing Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Dirks,
who were married recently.
After opening the gifts the eve
ning was spent visiting.
( Mrs. Grovcr Bass assisted her
mother. About thirty guests
were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Dirks are living
in Pratum.
Independence Woman's club
speaker of Tuesday afternoon
will be Mrs. T. Leland Brown of
The Dalles. Mrs. Brown was
former fine arts chairman of the
slate federation. She will speak
Tuesday on old glass. Music will
be furnished by Mrs. Paul Dodd
and hostesses will be Mrs. Ira
Mix, Mrs. S. E. Owen, Mrs. Ed
Moffitt. Mrs. Minnie Hiltibrand
and Miss Henrietta Wolfer.
Mrs. McFarland
Club Hostess
Mrs. P. O. McFarland was hos
tess to the Dine and Do club,
with Mrs. Clair West as assisting
hostess.
A birthday cake honored Mrs
Gwen Elwood.
Visitors were Mrs. Alfred
Stredwick, Mrs. R. K. O Con
nor, Mrs. Johnny Reese, Mrs
Fred McFarland and Mrs. Dean
Brenerman. Mrs. Stredwick,
Mrs. Reese and Mrs. O'Connor
became members.
Amity Mr. and Mrs. John
Gibbs were surprised on their
fifth wedding anniversary at a
late hour, when eleven friends
called
Portland Choir Sings
At Salem High School
The Salem high school choir
is sponsoring Wednesday at
the high school, presentation i
choir, 70 members strong. f
Miss Sally Terrell is presi- f
dent of the organization, and j;
Miss Marjory Albertson is
director. The event is open I
to the public and will be held $
from 8:45 o'clock until 9:30 5
o'clock in the morning. $
Lint'ield Alumni
Hold Yearly Reunion
Recently the Tillman avenue
home of Dr. and Mrs. Hugh A
Dowd was the scene of the an
nual reunion of the Salem chap
ter of the Linfield college
alumni. Over thirty alumni
were present.
President Milton E. Coe pre
sided at the business meeting,
when Mrs. Guy Hickok was
elected president for 1847 ana
Mrs. Amanda Anderson, secre
tary-treasurer. Dr. Hugh Dowd,
state alumni president, told of
plans of the state group.
From Linfield college came
President and Mrs. Harry Dil
lin, Lester Adams, Dr. John L.
Boling and Dr. Walter Dyke,
who spoke.
Dr. Dowd showed movies of
his recent hunting trip into Can
ada, along with other events of
interest. Alumni were in atten
dance from as far back as the
class of '01.
Gates Club Holds
Social Meeting
Gates Mrs. George Child op
ened her home to members of
the Gates Woman's club for their
social meeting. Mrs. Edward
Chance was assisting hostess.
Following a short program the
afternoon was spent informally.
Mrs. Chance gave a reading and
Mrs. Nelson Lanphear played a
piano solo.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess at the close of the
afternoon to Mrs. Burrcl Cole,
Mrs. Hollis Turnidge, Mrs. Al
bert Millsap. Mrs. Clifford Am
bers, Mrs. T. R. Burton, Mrs.
Charles Tucker, Mrs. Harold
Wilson, Mrs. Harry Reiser, Mrs.
Tillmon Rains. Mrs. Melbourne
Rambo and Mrs. Nelson Lanphear.
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Now Mrs. Cour
A legislative romance was
culminated Saturday when an
nouncement was made of the
marriage of Miss Mabelle Fra
zier, secretary to Sen. Allan
Carson of Salem and Lester
Cour, United Press correspond
ent from Portland, which took
place March 15, in Lewiston,
Idaho.
Mrs. Cour is the daughter of
Mrs. G. N. Frazier of Salem.
Her husband, aiding legislative
coverage for the UP, is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Cour
of Portland. He is a former
reporter on the Seattle Star.
Garden Club at
Zahare Home
Brooks Don Rasmussen, as
sistant county agent, spoke on
"Landscaping and Shrubs" at
the regular meeting of the
Brooks Garden club Thursday
at the home of Mrs. Margaret
Zahare.
Attending the luncheon were
Mrs. J. W. McClure of Aurora,
Mrs. Ed Zahare, Salem, Mrs.
Patsy Brutka, Mrs. Gertrude
Zenger, Mrs. Elizabeth McNeff,
Mrs. Bertha Morisky, Mrs. An
na Heilman. Mrs. Anna Lehr
man, Mrs. Mary McClure, Mrs.
Elva Aspinwall, Mrs. Gertrude
Reed, Mrs. Minnie Dunigan, Mrs.
Willa Vinyard, Mrs. Nora West
line, Mrs. Evelyn Jones, Caro
lyn and Robert, Mrs. Golda
Hadley, Mrs. Ora Gregg, Mrs.
Mary Wampler, Mrs. Eva Conn.
Mrs. Opal Rasmussen, Mrs. Ma
rie Bosch, Mrs. Anna Dunlavy
and the hostess, Mrs. Margaret
Zahare.
Mrs. Nora Westling will be
the next hostess for the club.
Edina Lane Home
Extension Meet
The Edina Lane home exten
sion unit met at the home of
Mrs. Drew Michaels. Topic,
"Company Dinners," was pre
sented by Mrs. Frank Caspell
and Mrs. Richard Rosecrans.
Luncheon was served from the
food prepared.
Guest was Mrs. Carl Jordan,
and members present were Mrs.
Otis Bradberry, Mrs. Frank Cas
pell, Mrs. Jim Keyes, Mrs.
George Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Rich
ard Rosecrans. Mrs. George Sey
mour, Mrs. Lloyd Thompson,
Mrs. Jay Yarnall, Mrs. Gleason
Young and the hostess.
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Honored Mrs. Grace H.
Davis, national secretary-treasurer
of the ladies' auxiliary to
the Veterans of Foreign Wars,
who was honored Saturday at
a reception held in the Congress
hotel in Portland. Many aux
iliary members from Salem at
tended the reception and con
ferences which followed.
Miss Rathjen to
Wed in April
Adding her name to the list
of spring brides is Miss Doro
thy Rathjen, whose engagement
to Abe Patapoff of Lebanon, son
of Mrs. Anna Patapoff was re
vealed recently.
Miss Rathjen is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rathjen o
Salem.
The wedding will take place
in mid-April. Miss Rathjen is
employed at the Pacific Tele
phone and Telegraph company
and her fiance is employed at
Lebanon. He is also studying
pre-medicine at Oregon State
college.
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Chadwick chapter, No. 37,
Order of the Eastern Star, will
meet Tuesday evening with a
no-host dinner at 6:30 o'clock
followed by the regular session
at 8 o'clock. The meeting will
PEO Committees
Are Announced
Woodburn Chapter J of the
PEO Sisterhood met Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs
Jess Fikan, with the new presi
dent, Mrs. Fred T. Odgers, pre
siding.
Mrs. Odgers announced the
following standing committees:
Year book, Mrs. Paul Mills,
Mrs. W. S. Scarborough, Mrs.
O. L. Withers; educational, Mrs.
Nellie Muir, Mrs. Annette Sim
mons, Mrs. Kenneth Thompson;
auditing, Mrs. George A. Lan
don, Miss Gladys Adams; cour
tesy, Mrs. E. J. Allen, Mrs. H. F.
Butterfield, Mrs. Ivan C. Beers;
entertainment, Mrs. Jess Fikan,
Mrs. Florence Goulet, Mrs. A. E.
Austin, Mrs. Kenneth McGrath,
Mrs. Wayne B. Gill, Mrs. Jack
Barnes.
BIL committee, Mrs. Neal A.
Butterfield, Mrs. L. S. Mochel,
Mrs. George D. Jones, Mrs. Mar-
cile Carson; reporter, Miss Zoa
Lowthian; historian, Mrs. Char
les B. Cornwell.
Mrs. O. L. Withers was in
charge of the program for the
evening, which was a constitu
tional quiz. She was assisted
by Mrs. Paul Mills.
Assisting the hostess in serv
ing refreshments were Miss Zoa
Lowthian and Miss Gladys Ad
ams. Camgtf ire
Mrs. Robert Covert met with
the Evergreen Blue Bird group
of West Salem at her home on
March 24. The meeting was
opened with the singing of the
Blue Bird song. It was decided
to have an Easter party and
each girl will bring a guest.
Favors for the party were made.
Mavis Malbon was a guest at
the meeting.
On Thursday, March 27, the
Happy Blue Birds met with
their leader, Mrs. M. W. Ready,
to make tray favors to take to
the children at the T. B. hos
pital on their next meeting day.
honor charter members of the
chapter.
Polk Federation
Meets Wednesday
The Polk county Federa- i
tion of Rural Women's clubs
will meet Wednesday at the
West Salem Methodist church,
Third and Garth streets. I
The business meeting will
be at 10 o'clock in the morn- '
ing and Marion Freeman from f
the research and educational
department of the Ken Glass
company will speak at 11
o'clock. Following noon j
luncheon, Mrs. Sadie Orr J
Dunbar, past National Fed- ,
eration of Women's clubs i
president, will speak at 2
o'clock. Musical numbers will
be furnished by hostess clubs, t
Marilyn Murphy joined the
group.
The Tekawitha Camp Fire
Girls met March 27 with their
leader, Mrs. O. F. Coffcl. Plans
were made for entertaining the
junior high girls from Corval
lis, visited in Salem March 29.
Mrs. O. V. Hume met with
the Busy Bee Blue Birds at her
home Thursday afternoon. Eas
ter place cards were made and
plans were completed for an Eas
ter egg hunt to be held at their
next meeting.
The Ducky Doodle Blue Birds,
under the leadership of Mrs.
W. R. Criswell, held their regu
lar meeting at the home of Mary
Jane Meffert on Monday, March
24. Games were played and
refreshments served after the
group had had their pictures
taken.
Mrs. Howard Houston met
with the Sacajawea Camp Fire
Girls at the Calvary Baptist
church on Thursday, March 27.
The girls made stencils on dish
towels, hankies and bandanas.
The Happy Blue Birds met
with their leader, Mrs. Ray San
ford, on Thursday, March 27,
to make Easter bunny masks,
which they colored with cray
ons and for which they made
whiskers out of broom straws.
At their next meeting they will
dye Easter eggs.
Some Aircraft af
Combat Strength
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busy building the air force from
its post-war low to worry" about
the international situation, Lt.
Gen. Ira C. Eaker said yesterday
that several groups of heavy
bombers and fighter planes are
at combat strength and ready
for action.
The deputy commander of the
army air Torces, here on a na-tion-wjde
inspection of air ma
teriel command facilities, said
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The general was to leave 1
day for Sacramento, Calif,
The current record-breaki
U. S. orange crop was neai
twice as large as the prew
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