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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1948)
fjizpah Circle Has Election ; SUverton The Mirpah Circle of Immanuel Lutheran WMF met in the Fireside room of the parish house. An exchange of Inexpensive guts and a inrist mas program was enjoyed. ; Hostess for the afternoon was Mrs. R. J. VanCleave. ' Officers elected for the com tng year are Mrs. E. V. Swayze. chairman; and Mrs. Jonas By ' .berg, secretary-treasurer. The committee personnel named to (arrange the hostess appoint ment for the year includes Mrs. B. E. Gaffey and Mrs. Kenneth Henjum. ' The holiday program planned ;by Mrs. Tom Lynch and Mrs. E. V. Swayze followed the business session. Christmas carols were sung by the group, Mrs. Jonas Byberg and Mrs. S. L. Almlie were heard on seasonal readings. Mrs. Justin Dyrud with Mrs. Elser Aarhus as accompanist ve a vocal solo. Mrs. 0 1 e Melund, retiring chairman, presided at the punch bowl, and the new chairman, !Mrs. Swayze, poured coffee. fervais High School Seniors Offer Play I I Gervais The Gervais union high school senior class will pre- sent a murder mystery play "Apartment 13," Friday night December 17, at the high school auditorium. The cast of characters in cludes Norman Hall as Leo Scott; Betty Harvey as Loretta Tentrees; Lois Martin as John Bellings; Lila Duggcr as Mar tha, John's wife; Anita Manning as Janet Price; Wanda Merrill as Beth Carter; Jerry Zellner as Gus Mapleton; Cecil Phillips as Alice. Gus' wife: Robert Kel- ' so as Flanner; William Snider srs Fogan: Gloria Kleczynsk; William Thompson as Martin Somerset. Audrey Jaenicke is general manager; George Andres, assist i ant manager and Principal Paul Reiling is coaching the play. j Unit Entertained ;At Central Howell Central Howell The Cen tral Howell home extension unit met at the home of Mrs. George Plane. Co-hostesses were Mrs Lee Dow, Mrs. Emory Goode and Mrs. Bertha Wilson. .Twenty-four members were present. Visitors were Mrs. Har old Beeson, recently of Los An geles, Calif, and Mrs. Laura loves of Salem. t The Christmas program for the afternoon consisted of group carol singing, duets by Mrs. Harold Roth and Mrs. Leonard Roth, solos by Mrs. Milton Kephart and two and one-half year old Dianna Rotn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roth. The unit sponsored a candy and popcorn sale at the corn show Saturday evening at Cen tral Howell. Past Matrons Elect Officers at Gervais Gervais Mrs Sumner Stev ens, assisted by Mrs. William Oddie and Mrs. C. M. van Zuy- en, entertained the Past Matrons club at her home with a one o'clock luncheon. Covers were placed for Mrs. Sam H. Brown, Mrs George T. Wadsworth, Mrs. George A. Ramp, Mrs. J. P. Aspinwall, Mrs. Marion Henning, Mrs. T. A. Ditmars, Mrs. Raymond Jef ferson, Mrs. Clara Jones. Mrs. John Imlah, Mrs. Howard Booster, Miss Amy Harding and the hostesses. Election of officers was held with Mrs. Raymond Jefferson elected president; Mrs. T. A. Ditmars, vice president, and Mrs. Sam H. Brown secretary treasurer. A gift exchange and Christmas party followed the business meeting. East Salem Units ! Offering Parties East Salem, Dec. 13 Several of the home extension units are having Christmas parties this month as there are no regular meetings. Mrs. Roy Lively was hostess for members of the Lan sing Neighbors unit at her Sa lem home Thursday afternoon. A dessert luncheon was serv ed to 21 members and a special guest, Mrs. Emma Torbend. Mrs. Harry Otte and Mrs. Ethel Sion were co-hostesses. The afternoon was spent so cially with the singing of carols and playing of games. Members brought articles to make a bas ket of food for a needy family at Christmas time and a col lection was taken for a silver of fering to be used with the bas ket. A gift exchange closed the afternoon meeting. The Ametie club of Middle Grove community will meet on Tuesday night in the home of Mrs. Paul Bassett on SUverton road. It will be a Christmas par ty with gift exchange. The regular executive meet ing of Swegle P. T. A. will be hedl at the schoolhouse Tuesday night. Cnpilnl Journal, Salem, Oregon. Monday. Dec. 13, 194 A -3 I, lie (hat 6. "ON A PEDESTAL" Beautiful sheer nylon stockings. . . . Gotham Gold Stripe I Our salesgirls will gladly advise about styles, colors and sizes. Come get them soon! from $135 Exclusively Ours Ion a tofSTAi Corner Liberty and Court OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS A S wM-UjUUC AU4 CAS RANGE IS THE PERFECT CHRISTMAS PRESENT Priced 129" to 26450 Yes, every woman wants a Magic Chef it will bring cooking pleas ure lor many Christmases to come. It has so many features that make cooking a joy that make food taste delicious. 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