Court Marion
Has Reception
Mt. Angel An informal re
ception was held Saturday eve
ning at the St. Mary's clubrooms
in compliment to the charter
members of Court Marion, Cath
olic Daughters of America,
which this year is celebrating!
the 25th year of organization of i
the 59 signing the charter.)
Twenty-eight are still active in
the court.
These include Mrs. Caroline Aman, Mrs.
'Rove Appleby, Mrs. Josephine Barr, Mrs.
Cunnle Bauman. Miss Irene Butsch. Mrs.
Rose Hasslng B ut.se h, Mrs. Mary Enale
hart Butsch, Mrs. Anna Diehl, Mrs. Emma
Inner, Mrs. Emma Young Ertelt. Miss
Anne Erwert, Mrs. Mary Eberlc Hauth.
Mrs. Henrietta Bernlrm Kaiser, Miss Hel
en Kor-er, Mrs. Rose Koessler, Mrs, Emma
Lasses, Mrs. Theresa May, Mrs. Tillle
Mickel, Mrs. Josephine Oswald, Mrs. Rose
Rolhenfluck, Mrs. Elizabeth Saalfeld, Mrs.
Margaret Schwab Scharbach, Mrs. Ce
celia Slconetznl, Mrs. Ma ma ret Smith,
Miss Marie Travis, Miss Elizabeth Unser,
Mrs. Louise Welton and Mrs. Bernadlne
' Zollner.
Seated at the coffee urns were Mrs. K.
Welton and Miss Elizabeth Unger. Cut
"ting calces were Miss Helen Keber and
Mrs. K. Plennett. Serving And assisting
'about the rooms were Miss Pauline Saal
Jft)d, Mrs. Al Wilde. Miss Eustelle Bau
man, Mrs. B. Schledlcr, Mrs, 5. C.
Schmltt, Miss Henrietta Saalfeld and Mrs.
'Mary LeDoux. Miss Eustelle Bauman and
'Miss Pauline Saalfeld Rave vocal numbers
accompanied at the piano by Miss Helen
Keber.
- Present were Mrs. Wllma Lewis, na
tional O, D. of A. representative, Mrs.
K. Walters, both of Los Angeles; Mrs.
IVNellle Franzwa of Eugene, mother of the
IsC. D. of A. in the west; Mrs. Rose Bell,
fcatate regent of St ay ton; Mrs. Helen Van
Tfoomtssen, state vice regent of Portland,
I Mrs. Maud Rocque, state secretary of
rJSalem; Miss Anne Erwert, state treasurer
of Mt. Angel; Mrs. Agnes Mclqulst, state
monitor of Pendleton: Mrs. Selby Shun
terman. State Convert leacue chairman
of Portland: Mrs. Dorothy Wohlheter and
Mrs. Margaret Scharbach of Woodburn.
Mrs. Otto Smith, Mrs. Ellen Ely and four
others from Klamath Falls, Mrs. Peter
Lesmeister of Brookings, Oregon: Mrs. M.
Mark and Mrs. M. Conlon of Pendleton,
Miss Helen Welsh and Miss Elizabeth
Keber of Portland, Rev. Father Dam lan
Jentgea, Rev. Father Hildebrand Mclchior
and a large membership irom Mt. AngeJ.
Diana of Molalla, are the own-J
ers of a yearling fawn which
was taken to Portland during
the past week by Dick Schutte,
publicist for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
studio. The young grace
ful animal contributed to pub
licity about opening of "The
Yearling," motion picture now
playing at J. J. Parker's United
Artists theater.
Fawn Enters Movies
Aurora Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Looney and young daughter,
Centennial Pageant
Script Is Completed
Lebanon Script for the cen
tennial pageant, "Lebanon's
One Hundred Years," lias been
completed by Kce Buchanan
Groves, who will also direct.
Special emphasis will be placed
on the founding days and the
first 50 years of Lebanon's his
tory, Mrs. Groves indicated.
The Business and Professional
Women's club sponsors the cen
tennial pageant now planned for
showing at the high school sta
dium on the evenings of June
5 and 7.
Amity Lodge Holds
Advance Event
Amity Myrtle Circle No.
68, Neighbors of Woodcraft,
observed Advance night, with
all new officers in their places
except one. Reports of the
year's work were given, and
two candidates, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Wood were initiated into
the order.
New officers are Elona Wood,
past Guardian Neighbor, Fay
Morrison. Guardian MeignDor.
Ralph Wood, adviser; Mary
Smeltzer, magician; Bernicc
Smeltzer, attendant; Orpha
Glendon, flag bearer: Pete Mek
kcrs, captain of the guards;
Irene Panck, inner sentinel;
Arthur Glandon, outer sentinel;
managers, John Mahood, Rose
Wood and Cordia Morrison.
Installation of officers will
be held April 28 at I. O. O. F.
hall. Mrs. Rose Wood, installing
officer. The meeting will bo
public.
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Home Econ Members
Discuss Furniture
Silverton Mrs. E. A. Kallis,
secretary-treasurer, is announc
ing a meeting of the home econ
omics unit Thursday afternoon
beginning at 1:30 o'clock at the
Chamber of Commerce rooms.
Miss Eleanor Trindle, Marion
county home economic demon
stration agent, will direct the
program talk on "Furniture Ar
rangement. ' Mrs. Joe E. Stoy
is unit president.
Sncll Appoints Judge
Governor Earl Snell today
appointed Homer I. Watts, Ath
ena, as circuit judge for the 6th
judicial district (Morrow and
Umatilla counties) to succeed
Circuit Judge C. L. Sweek, who
resigned effective May 1 be
cause of illness.
Union Hill Elects
Extension Officers
Union Hill The Union Hill
Home Extension unit met at the
J. J. Doerfler home with Mrs. J.
O. Darby and Mrs. J. J. Doerfler
hostesses. As project leaders
they presented "Care of the
Feet." Mrs. W. M. Tate, chair
man, presided at the business
meeting.
Officers were elected for the
ensuing year as follows, presi
dent, Mrs. J. C. Krenz; vice
president, Mrs. John Erickscn;
secretary-treasurer, Mrs. J. O.
Darby. The group will meet
next on May 20 at the home of
Mrs. W. M. Tate. Miss Eleanor
Trindle will present "Furniture
Arrangement," and Mrs. Floyd
Fox will install officers.
PriMriH w-re Mrs. W. M. Tnte, Mrs. J.
O. Darby. Mrs. Henry Tate. Mrs. Jessie
Cnrter. Mrs. W. F. Krriu. Mrs. II. E.
Hubbard. Mrs. J. C. Krrnz, Mrs. Orlo
Humwlirey.'s, Mrs. Floyd Fox. Mrs. A. T.
Savaae. Mrs. M. M. Glymour, Mrs. Jolin
Dorrller. Mrs. Marlon Miller, Mrs. Ward
Terry, Mrs. Jolm Ertcksrn. Mrs. Bvron
McElh ney. Mis Elizabeth Krenz and Mrs.
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Tale and Mrs. Henry Tate.
Capital Journal. Salem, Oregon, Tjcsday, April 22, 1947-
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C. D. Davis, Mrs. Bill Davis,
Mrs. Alice Egan, Mrs. Jessi
Egan, Mrs. Orlo Thompson,
Mrs. Maggie Terry, Mrs. Carl
Rutherford. Mrs. C. Weatherill
and Mrs. Oscar Bentson.
lunch served.
Present were Mrs. Steve En-
loe. Sr., Mrs. Gus Herr, Mrs.
Gertrude Moon, Mrs. C. Van
Geiscn. Mrs. Bertha Mnrlev.
Mrs. Otto Dahl. Mrs. Will Run.! Eola
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-Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Fer-
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Silverton Mrs. Oscar Bcnt-t
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the Royal Neighbor club mem-
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