Capital
Edited by MARIAN
6 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, Nov. 21, 1950
' Numerous
s Holiday
5 Dinners
Most of the focial newi this
(week center! around the
Thanksgiving day dinners and
family gatherings on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney B. Lewis
are to be hosts for a holiday din
ner for several out-of-town
guests, including their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney B. Lewis, Jr., and daugh
ters, Linda and Barbara, from
Corvallis: Mr. and Mrs. G. N
Campbell and Claude Wright of
Kalama, Wash.; Mrs. Elizabeth
TBryan of Tacoma; Mr. and Mrs.
George Campbell and daughter
Jsusan, from Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hum
phrey are to entertain for a
family dinner, guests to include
Mr. Humphrey s brother and
lister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
George S. Humphrey of Oswe-
go: Mrs. Humphrey a mother,
Mrs. John W. Scott, and her
.brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
ind Mrs. Charles Clarke.
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Fisher
ind daughter, Susan, and Dr.
Fisher's mother, Mrs. Alice
Fisher of Corvallis, will be in
Lebanon for the holiday dinner
is guests of the younger Mrs.
Tishers parents, Mr. and Mrs.
0. A. Reeves. Mrs. Alice Fisher
a here for the Thanksgiving
lolidays at her sons' home.
Family Group
Dr. and Mrs. George S. Hoff-
nan are entertaining at a holi-
lay dinner Thursday for their
(laughter. Miss Jeanne Hoff
nan, who ia to be home from
Jniversity of Oregon; Dr. Hoff--nan'a
mother, Mrs. F. G. Hoff
cnan, and his brother, Roger
Joffman, of Boise, Idaho, the
Visitors coming for the holiday
veek-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Brownell
rill be among those entertain
ng family groups for the holt
lay dinner, guests to include
j4rs. Brownell's mother, Mrs. D.
. Hill, and the hosts' son and
laughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Jtobert Brownell and family,
end their other daughter-in-law.
L .Irs. Phil R. Brownell and her
amuy mr. crowneu Deing hi
'ort Worden and unable to Bl
end the family gathering).
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Worth
re entertaining at a family din
er on the holiday. In the group
rill be their son and daughter-
l-law, Mr. and Mrs. Holland
forth and son, Gregory, of Rose
urg; Mr. Worth's mother, Mrs.
,nn Worth of McMinnville;
Irs. Worth's mother, Mrs. Nora
iray; Mr. Worth's brother-in-iw
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. R.
I. Engle of McMinnville; the
osta and their daughters,
ouise and Nancy.
nsurance Women Meet
The Insurance Women's asso
Jation met at the Spa for its
Hgular dinner meeting with the
resident, Mrs. Marguerite Kirk,
sresiding. Charles H. Huggins
t Huggins Insurance company
'aa the speaker of the evening
nd spoke on the beginning of
ie associations in Oregon and
utllned plans of the Insurance
ten's organization. He said that
iey have an insurance class for
lose who wish to attend and
ley are going to give a Christ
yes party for the Insurance Wo
men's association. The pro
ram was arranged by Mrs. Hat-
;e Rogers.
Mrs. Waldron P. Hillpot was
lected recording secretary for
ie association.
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MRS. AGTJSTA ALLFORT
ft Tuesday morning by train
Jr Los Angeles to spend the
hanksgiving holiday at the
sme of her son, Norman, and
imily. On her return she will
op at San Francisco to visit
nother son and daughter-in-jw,
the Larry Allports.
Pop's Agate
and
Novelty Shop
i
Open Again
We are happy te announce
that ear shop Is now open
after baiiif ekeed (or the
past three months en ae
ooanl of Illness,
Te da to on exceptionally
large stock o(
Myrtle wood
Janlpor
Aral Jewelry
Diamond Saw Carrlagee
B) Dlamend Blades
And ether eotUnr eoolpmml
for the reck caller. Roagh
salting aulerlal gators!
Pop's Agate &
Novelty Shop
Bos Mi Portland feL,
Sales, Oregon
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Women
LOWRl FISCHER
Mrs. Pickett Feted
Mrs. Bruce Pickett of Salem,
district governor of Alpha Phi
sorority, is to be honored at a
tea for which the University of
Oregon chapter of the group is
to entertain at Eugene on Tues
day, November 28.
Mrs. Pickett is an alumna of
the university chapter as is her
daughter, Miss Jocelyn Davis.
The tea will be given at the
chapter house at Eugene. Mrs.
Pickett recently returned from
visits to the University of
Washington and University of
British Columbia chapters of the
sorority.
Unit Honors
District Officer
Capital unit No. 9, American
Legion auxiliary, met at the
Woman's club Monday evening
for a short business meeting
and social hour honoring the dis
trict president, Mrs. Bert A.
Walker.
Mrs. Anson B. Ingles report
ed that the membership tree is
nearly full and Mrs. Walter
Spauldlng announced that there
is to be an officers party De-
cember IS. A rummage sale is
planned by Mrs. J. H. Gordon,
finance chairman, for December
11 and 12 at the old Stevens and
Sons building. She said that chil
dren's clothes are especially
needed.
Five delegates and alternates
were elected by the unit to at-
tend the Marion county council
meeting the first of the new
year.
Members are to bring gifts to
the next meeting, December 4,
for the Veterans hospital in
Portland for Christmas. The
gifts will be put on display at
the meeting before being sent
to Portland.
Announcement was made that
the sewing circle, under the
chairmanship of Mrs. Rose Hab
ernlcht, will meet at the home
of Mrs. E. A. Linden, 1795 Fir, I
Thursday, November 30, for an
all-day meeting.
A program followed the bus
iness session with the post tak
ing part. Mrs. Walker spoke and
Mrs. Edith Brown gave two
humorous readings. Ronald Cra
ven sang, accompanied by Mrs.
Craven.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess and publicity com
mittees with Mrs. James H.
Turnbull and Mrs. T. E. Bork
man pouring.
GUESTS at the home of Mrs.
A. B. McKillop over the week
end have been Mr. and Mrs. A.
K. Sheely, son-in-law and daugh
ter of Mrs. McKillop from Spok
ane. While here the Sheeleys
also have been visiting a brother-
in-law and sister of Mrs. Sheely,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeArmond.
The visitors are leaving Wed
nesday to return to Spokane for
Thanksgiving.
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FROM PORTLAND comes an
nouncement of the birth of a
son, Steven, Sunday, November
IB, at Emanuel hospital, to
Mr. and Mrs. Bland Simmons,
formerly of Salem. Also wel
coming the new arrival is a lit
tle sister, Susan, one and one
half years old. Grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mc
Gilchrist of Salem and Mr. and
Mrs. Forrest Simmons of Eu
gene, formerly of Salem
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Wed in Fall Mr. and Mrs. Larry Johnston (Maxine Arm
strong) were married in late September at Jefferson.
Airs. Sprague Again
Heads GOP Women
Salem chapter of Republican
Women's Federation of Oregon
re-elected Mrs. Charles A.
Sprague as president of the group
at the regular meeting at the
Marion county courthouse. Mon
day night.
Other officers elected are:
First vice president, Miss Dora-
thea Steusloff; second vice pres
ident. Miss Marjorie Harris; sec
retary. Miss Elizabeth Porter
treasurer, Mrs. O. K. Beals; and
trustees, Mrs. Ralph Cooley, Mrs.
G. E. McCormick and Mrs. Lee
Canfield.
Chosen at the meeting as dele
gates to attend the state federa
tion meeting in Portland Decem
ber S were Miss Elizabeth Por
ter, Miss Marjorie Harris and
Mrs. M. M. Magee.
Speaker for the Monday night
meeting was Charles A. Sprague,
whose topic was "Bi-partisan
Foreign Policy and the Two Par
ty System."
The group voted to alternate
its meetings, one as an afternoon
one, the other as an evening one.
Plan Christmas Party
Jaycee-Ettes met at the home
of Mrs. Robert Upson Monday
evening to make plans for a
Christmas party and gift ex
change December 18. Members
and their guests are to be en
tertained at the party.
Guest at the Monday evening
meeting was Mrs, Thomas
Churchill.
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Many Attend Tea
A capacity crowd attended the
'harvest home tea" at the Meth
odist Old People's home Friday
afternoon. Many gifts were given
the home including a flag from
the Salem chapter of Daughters
of American Revolution and two
enlarged framed pictures from
Mrs. A. A. Underhill, a guest
in the home. Mrs. Underhill
took the pictures in 1912 and
1913 of the first home and the
first 10 members.
The tea table centerpiece of
bronze and yellow chrysanthey-
mums was given by Jary Florists.
The tea, which is an annual
affair, was sponsored by the
board of managers made up of
women from the four Methodist
churches in Salem.
"World's kMMoiHna.
Cough Modlcollonl"
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Salem Writers Club
Entertains Guests
Salem Writers club members
met with Mrs. Lloyd Smith for
their November meeting. Miss
Renska Swart was hostess.
Presiding was Mrs. M. E. Peck.
president and responding to roll
call with original writings were
Mrs. C. W. Swigart, Perry Reigel-
man, Dr. M. E. Peck, Mrs. Jessie
Singleton, Mrs. Ora Smith and
Mrs. Francis Anderson.
Miss Swart read selections
from the paper, "Dufflebag," put
out by the forestry department
complimenting Mr. and Mrs.
Linn Cronemiller who were
guests at the meeting. Lloyd
Smith gave a humorous reading
in Norse dialect.
The hostess carried out the
patriotic theme commemorating
the landing of the Pilgrims in
the new world in refreshments
and decorations.
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AOP Alumnae Meet
Monday Evening
Alpha Omicron Pi alumnae
met Monday evening for an in
formal organization meeting at
the home of Miss Mabel P. Rob
ertson with Mrs. G. B. Waage
and Mrs. George LaBorde as co-
hostesses.
Attending were Mrs. Frank
Burlingham, Miss June Ellen
Stowell, Mrs. Harvey N. Weaver,
Mrs. Harold Larsen, Mrs. Waage,
Mrs. LaBorde and Miss Robert
son. Mrs. Waage is to be Panhel-
lenic representative from the
group.
Another meeting is to be in
January.
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Kimsey-Steward
Sheridan Miss Imogene
Steward, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Steward of Sheri
dan, and Pfc. Percy I. Kimsey
of Struttgart, Arkansas, were
married last week in California.
Mr. Kimsey is awaiting orders
to be shipped to Korea, where
he has served before, along with
service in Japan. Mrs. Kimsey
was graduated in 1947 from the
Sheridan high school, and has
been employed at Meier and
Franks in Portland. She will
stay in California with an aunt
until Mr. Kimsey is shipped out
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Kappas Plan
Holiday Tea
In December
Kappa Kappa Gamma alum
nae in meeting Monday evening
discussed plans for their an
nual holiday time tea given each
December to honor girla In the
active chapters, who will be
home for Christmas, and their
mothers. Date and place for the
tea will be announced later. Mrs.
Wallace S. Wharton is general
chairman for the event.
The Monday meeting of the
alumnae was at the home of Mrs.
Daniel J. Fry with Mrs. Donald
L. Rasmussen, Miss Margaret
Wagner and Mrs. Roger Schnell
as co-hostesses. As special enter
tainment, Mr. Fry showed pic
tures of the trip he and Mrs. Fry
made to Africa.
Mrs. Neman Hendrie was a
new alumna attending the meet
ing. Others at the meeting were
Mrs. Newbury Close, Mrs. David
Eason, Mrs. William Egan, Mrs.
Robert Elgin, Mrs. Gayle Finley,
Mrs. F. J. Furman, Mrs. Louis
Gerlinger, Mrs. Gordon Gilmore,
Mrs. Lester D. Green, Mrs. Ross
Hogue, Mrs. Sidney B. Lewis,
Mrs. John Martin, Mrs. William
McDonnal, Mrs. Charles Mills,
Mrs. Harvey Ronne, Mrs. Brazier
C. Small, Mrs. Walter Snyder,
Mrs. Bruce Spauldlng, Mrs. Rob
ert Steeves, Mrs. Robert Stre-
big, Mrs. Rosce Wilson and the
four hostesses.
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Ainsworth Chapter
Initiates Members
Ainsworth chapter, U. D.
Order of Eastern Star, met Sat
urday evening for its regular
business meeting with Mrs. J.
Edgar Reay and LeRoy Stewart,
worthy matron and patron pre
siding.
Members elected by affiliation
were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne E.
Murphy, Mrs. Louis du Buy, Mrs.
John D. Nichols, Mrs. A. E. Rea
ney, Mrs. Charles E. Deserano,
Mrs. Louise S. Mueller, Mrs. H.
M. Boesch, Mrs. Wallace Doer-
fler, Mrs. Rex I. Peffer, Mrs.
Charles W. Bottorff. Mrs. J. W.
Hartley, Mrs. Neil M. Rilette and
Mrs. Charles E. Roblin.
Candidates initiated were Mrs.
Dorothy I. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Walters, Mrs. J. H. Holt,
Mrs. William Harl, Sr. and Ros-
coe W. Clarke.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Boesch, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Hall, Jr., Mrs. Ruth Hern
don and Mrs. H. E. Smedley.
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Educational Meeting
Of Breakfast Club
The Salem Credit Women's
Breakfast club met at Nohl
gren's restaurant this morning
for its regular monthly educa
tional meeting. Miss Velma
Strain was in charge of the pro
gram which centered around the
topic, "Techniques and Prin
ciples of Credit."
Announced for Wednesday,
November 29, is an executive
board meeting at the home of
Mrs. Tom A. Pickett, 990 Gar
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Before Game Event
Hosts for a luncheon at the
University club in Portland
preceding the Oregon - Oregon
State game on Saturday will be
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney B. Lewis.
Their guests will include Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Inglis of Dallas,
Dr. and Mrs. Horace McGee and
Dr. and Mrs. Tom Dunham of
Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney B.
Lewis, Jr., of Corvallis.
St. Anne's Plans
Part in Bazaar
Final plans for their part in
the all-church bazaar, slated for
Wednesday, November 29, were
discussed by members of St.
Anne's guild of St. Paul's Epis
copal church at their meeting
Monday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Floyd W. Shepard.
Mrs. Louis Gerlinger is chair
man 'from St. Anne's for the
bazaar and asked that members
have their articles at the parish
house by 9 o clock that morning.
The bazaar opens at 11 o'clock
and is put on by all eight wom
en's organizations in the church.
Mrs. A. D. Woodmansee, co
ordinator tor the bazaar, also
discussed plans for the event.
Guests at the meeting Mon
day included Mrs. Tom Holman,
Mrs. Richard Rawlinson, and
the Rev. and Mrs. George H.
Swift, and among former mem
bers attending was Mrs. W. W.
Baum. The Rev. Mr. Swift
talked on work and plans in the
church.
Mrs. Paul Lardon, guild pres
ident, announced Mrs. Arthur
Knox, Mrs. George Wellcr, Mrs.
William H. Burghardt and Mrs.
Vernon Perry had been named
as a ways and means committee
to work out plans for projects.
The guild holds no meeting in
December, the next event to be
in January. Hostesses with Mrs.
Shepard, Monday, were Mrs.
William Busick, Mrs. Weller,
Mrs. Gerlinger, Mrs. A. L,
Adolphson, Mrs. Homer L. Gou-
let, Jr., Mrs. Raymond Busick.
About 35 attended.
Friendly Neighbors
Garden Club Meets
The Friendly Neighbors Gar
den club met at the home of
Mrs. R. C. Genre, Thursday ev
ening. Ten members answered
roil call with Mrs. Clarence
Blundell, president, presiding at
the business meeting.
The club decided on a theme
to be used for their part in the
Christmas Greens show.
Plans were made for the an
nual Christmas dinner and par
ty to be given December 14 at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
Gray.
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MRS. HARRIE H. HENDRICK
and sons, Harrie, Jr. and David,
left Salem recently to live at
San Pedro, Calif., to be near Sgt,
1c Hendrick who is stationed at
Camp MacArthur. The Hend
ricks resided at 733 Breys ave
nue while in Salem. Mrs. Hend
rick is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Hudson.
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Decorating
Event Set
Dec. 8-9
Alpha Chi Omega alumnae of
Salem again will sponsor their
Christmas home decorating bene
fit, the event this year to be
staged December 8 and 9 at the
home of Mrs. John Larwood,
2610 Skopil avenue. Plans for
the event were talked over at
the meeting of the alumnae Mon
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Burton A. Myers. For this event,
holiday table arrangements.
mantel arrangements, and other
holiday home decorations are
featured.
Announcement was made also
that the active chapter at Wil
lamette soon expects to start
building the new residence. Co
hostesses with Mrs. Myers for
the Monday meeting were Mrs.
Gordon Hadley, Mrs. Walter
Wood and Mrs. Robert Wood
burn. Others attending were Mrs.
Lloyd Griffiths, Mrs. Rodney
Fety, Mrs. George Seymour, Mrs.
William L. Phillips, Sr., Mrs.
Lewis D. Griffith, Mrs. John
Larwood, Mrs. Robert E. Shinn,
Miss Helen Lane, Mrs. James
Young, Mrs. Frank Guerin, Mrs.
Vernon Gilmore, Mrs. W. E.
Kirk, Mrs. Douglas Parker, Mrs.
Ralph Smither, Mrs. Vernon
Bartsch, Mrs. Ed Lind, Mrs. Paul
Rodgers, Mrs. Robert Phillips,
Jr., Mrs. Wallace Bonesteele, Jr.,
Mrs. Richard Hartley, Miss Ro
berta Batey, Mrs. Gerald M,
Robison.
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Mrs. Denslew Visits
Rebekah Lodge Meeting
Salem Rebekah lodge No. 1
met with Mrs. Luther Melton,
noble grand, presiding. Mrs.
Alice Denslew, from Greelex.
Colo., made a fraternal visit.
Mrs. Justina Kildee told of
her visit to the meeting of the
Salem Council of Women's Or
ganization.
Announcements were made
that the Three Links club Is to
meet Friday at 2 p.m. at the
hall and there is to be team prac
tice and tableaux practice next
Monday night.
After lodge a program was
given.
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AL Auxiliary
Begins Drive
Tt,..o linemitfil IlfoHfi fill 11 Ft
of individuals in their homes
...itkm., hnpi, nnH without dis
crimination for residents of Mar
ion county is the goal oi saicm
..-i, Mn iir nt the American
Legion auxiliary through funds
earned by the unit in me maga
zine subscription drive wnicn
it ! .nonnrine. This drive
has been in progress in the rest
of Marion couniy ior
weeks and will begin In Salem
November 20.
Earnings so far will cover tne
cost of two beds which will be
placed for easy access of resi
dents of Marion county. One will
k. k,,,..H with tho American
Legion auxiliary unit at Wood-
burn; one with tne American
T ...m uvlliorv unit at Stavton
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and the other with Salem unit
no. 136 who is sponsoring tne
drive.
Accredited salesmen bearing
letters of introduction signed by
mhr nf the Salem unit
will be contacting Salem resi
dents this week. The project win
konofit frnm renewals as well
as new subscription of any of the
publications offered, i nis is an
annual project of the Salem unit
and to date the unit has pur
chased two polio pak heateri
and a permanent walker.
Anyone not contacted who
wishes to take part in this com
munity project may call the
chairman at 4-2038.
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GUESTS of Dr. and Mrs. A. D.
Woodmansee at their beach
home at Devil's Lake over the
week-end were Mr. and Mrs.
Merle Cyrus of Sclo.
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