Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, January 21, 1952, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextCapital Edited by MARIAN 6 Capital Journal, Salem, Miss Proctor Mr. Stearns To Wed Soon A wedding of early February will be that of Miss Diane Proc tor of Salem and Douglas How ard Stearns of Portland. The ceremony is planned for Saturday afternoon, February 2, the 4 o'clock service to be in the First Methodist church in Port land. Only members of the fam ily and a few- close friends will be present for the wedding. The engagement of the couple was announced last year. Miss Proctor, a graduate of Willamette university, where he is a member of Pi Beta Phi, is the daughter of Mrs. Blanche Proctor of Salem. She is teach ing In Salem this year. Mr. Stearns, son of Dr. and Mrs. Howard Stearns of Port land, also was graduated from Willamette, being a member of Beta Theta Pi fraternity on the campus. He is now doing grad uate work at University of Ore gon. Missionary Group Reports Installation Silverton Eighty members of the Immanuel Lutheran Wom an's Missionary federation at tended the recent evening meet ing at the parish fireside room. Mrs. Arnold W. Nelson present ed the program, "Paul's Conver iion." Vocal music was given by a trio, Mrs. John Lalicker, Mrs. Kenneth Webb and Mrs. Craig Clark. Mrs. Tom Ander son led in group singing of hymns. Rev. Arnold W. Nelson pre sided at the installation cere monies and installed, as presi dent, Mrs. C. A. Hande; vice president, Mrs. Elmer Johnson secretary, Mrs. Lloyd Larsen; assistant secretary, Mrs. Merle Rasmussen; treasurer, Mrs. George Anderson; assistant treasurer, Mrs. Nels Henjum Department secretaries are: Pro motion, Mrs. Bernard Gaffey; charities, Mrs. Kenneth Henjum; Christian nurture, Mrs. Jonas Berg; home missions, Mrs. Ches ter Bjorke; foreign missions, Mrs. R. J. VanCleave; higher education, Miss Hannah Olson life membership and in mcmor lam, Mrs. H. B. Jorgenson; cra dle roll, Mrs. Charles Denham; literature, Mrs. Marvin Dahl history, Mrs. Robert Rose; over seas box work, Mrs. Melissa Gol berg; cheer, Mrs. C. E. Jorgen son; servicemen, Mrs. Edward Zltzewitz; and Mrs. John Over lund, circuit promotion secretary In charge of the workshop. On Tuesday, February 5, at 9:30 o clock in the forenoon, there will be a workshop at Grace Lutheran church in Salem, under direction of the Salem church and Silverton Trinity and Immanuel church. The next evening WMF meet ing is announced for Thursday, February 21. Surprise Event About 40 friends gathered at the Bruce Williams home Satur day evening as a surprise for Mr. Williams on his birthday an niversary. Mr. and Mrs. Williams are leaving next week on a plane trip to Acapulco, Mexico, Dallas, Texas, New Orleans and Okla homa, visiting Mrs. Williams family at the latter place. They plan to be gone about a month FROM OAKLAND, Calif., comes announcement of the birth of a son on January 19 to Lt. and Mrs. Orville J. Sparrow The baby is the second child, were being a little girl, Lise Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs William Sparrow of Salem and Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Morton of Oakland. Lt. Sparrow left r eently for duty In Korea. Both he and Mrs. Sparrow attended Willamette university. Today's Menu Weekday Dinner Cream of Mushroom Soun Fish Steaks Baked Potatoes Simple Tomato Asplo Bread and Butter Crunchy Red Apples Beverage ihnpls Tomato Anpie Ingredients: IK cans tomato soup, 1 envelope unfavored gelatin, 1 tablespoon lemon Juice, H tMspoon Worcester shire sauc. ; Method: Put H sup of tht to mato Juice in a custard cup; sprinkle gelatin over it to soft en. Put remaining tomato Juice in a saucepan and heat until al most boiling; add softened gels, tin, lemon juice, and Worcester shire sauce; stir until gelatin Is dissolved. Pour Into 4 or 5 small containers and chill until firm. Unmold and garnish with salad greens; serve with salad dress ing. Makes 4 or I servings. Women LOWRI FISCHER ' Ore., Monday, Jan. 21, 1952 Engagement Told The be trothal of Miss Isabelle Ziclin ski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Zielinski, to Paul Bart off, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Bartoff was announced recent ly. No date is set for the Wedding. (Artz studio pic ture) Budd-Murphy Rites Jan. 18 at Hubbard Hubbard Ruby Louise Mur phy of Aurora, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Frank Zosel of Forest Grove, and Ewing John Budd, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Mann of Hubbard, were married Fri day evening, January 18, by Rev. E. H. Hastings, in the study of his home in Hubbard. The bridegroom's parents were attendants. Only others present for the ceremony were Mr. and Mrs. George Zelinka, brother-in-law and sister of the bride, from Aurora. The bride wore a dressmaker suit of black and gray and a white camellia corsage. A small reception followed the wedding at the home of the bridegroom's parents. The couple will live in the Broadacres area. Mr. Budd is employed at the Detroit dam. Matthews-Johnson Willamina Local residents have learned of the wedding of a former resident, Miss Carolcc Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson of McMinn ville, and Arthur E. Matthews, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mat thews of Roseburg. The service was on December 23 at the First Baptist church in McMinnville, Rev. Elton E. Smith performed the double ring ceremony. Before the ceremony, the candles were lighted by Miss Joanne Frink and Miss Priscilla Tennis of McMinnville Dale Johnson of Carlton, sang, ac companied at the organ by Har old Elkinton. Mrs. Glenn Tucker of McMinn ville was matron of honor for her cousin. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Richard Buswell of Rose burg, sister of the bridegroom Miss Rena Tolivcr, Miss Louise Van Hine and Mrs. Bobbie Col lins, all of McMinnville. Richard Buswell of Roseburg was best man and ushers were Robert Johnson of McMinnville, and Lt. Kenneth C. Johnson of Camp Pendleton, Calif., broth ers of the bride, and Donald Kruse and Oliver Allen of Rose burg. After the ceremony, a recep tion was held. Aunts of the bride assisting were Mrs. E. W. Mc- Namar of Willamina, Mrs. C. M Wright of Sheridan, Mrs. O. C Yocom of Willamina, Mrs. Clar ence Hebcrt of Onkridse, Miss Billie Hamilton of Eugene, Miss Ramona Thnckcr of Albany Miss Janet Skinner of McMinn ville, Miss Diane Peterson. The couple is now at home in Oakland, Calif. The bridegroom is in the navy and attends an el ectrical technician's school on Treasure island. Amaranth Event Dancing and cards were en Joyed at the social evening o the Hanna Rnsa court OrHnr the Amaranth, Saturday at the masonic temple. Mr. and Mrs. William nhrt Corvallis, were guests. On the refreshment rnmmittp fnr ih. evening were Mr. and Mrs. Wll- iara Moore, chairman; Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Sacre. Mr. and Mr. Fred Birch, Mr. and Mrs. Percv Byers, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bradley. CERAMICS BY Dei ART'S Are You Interested In Ceromics? New Clones Forming Day or Evening Visitors Welcome Large Selection of Supplies Cnstom Firing Look for Sign 10 MI. EAST OF SALEM ON SALEM-SILVERTON HIWAY Phone Salem 3-1205 !rnric:p I On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Richard B. Jen ning were honored last night at a surprise housewarming at their new Evergreen street home. Seven couples feted the pair at a no-host dinner. The Jennings and Mr. ana Mrs. George C. Huggins, Jr., who recently moved into a new home, were given small gilts. Friends feting the Jennings were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cla- baugh, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Dewey, Mr. and Mrs. George Huggins, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schnoover, Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard Lankow, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elgin. Bride-Elect Honored Wood burn Miss June Polly, whose marriage to Carl Witt- meyer will be an event of Jan uary 27, was honored with a pre- nuptial shower recently in the parlors of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Woodburn. Hos tesses were Mrs. Raymond Ed monds and Mrs. Gordon Luff- mar. Games were played, with prizes going to Miss Polly, Mrs. Delmar Slover and Miss Mar- jorie Hansen. Refreshments were served to about 25 guests. Officers Named Election and installation of of ficers for the Ladies Gray Army aide group were held recently at the home of Mrs. Mary Mann. Mrs. Florence Shipp was elect ed and installed as president and her officers will be Mrs. Ida Mae Crowley, senior vice president; Mrs. Mary Mann, junior vice president; Mrs. Mabel Tredilo, treasurer and registrar; Mrs, Rose . Garrett, instructor; Mrs, Ruth E. Cooley, chaplain, and Mrs. Mabel Gerkin, registrar and patriotic instructor. Past Presidents The Past Presidents club of the Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary, No. 661, met last week at the home of Mrs. Mel Clem ens, with Mrs. A. L. Strayer as sisting. Past presidents attending were Mrs. Charles Hunt, Mrs. LeRoy Simpson, Mrs. James Beall, Mrs. Leon Hansen, Mrs. Genevieve Olsen, Mrs. Clarence Forbes, Mrs. Edith Lawrence Mrs. Russell Mudd, Mrs. Loyal Atkinson, Mrs. Jean Grimm, Mrs, Virgil Bolton, Mrs. Arthur Da vis and Mrs. Signa Dayson. Mrs. Bolton, president, con ducted a short business meet ing, then refreshments were served. MOOREGON club officers met last week at the home of Miss Shirley Hill and discussed plans for coming activities. A spring dance is set for March 22. Attending the officers' meet ing were-John Voves, Jim Smith, Norman Young, C. A. Miller, Mrs. Gordon Cottrell, Mrs. Louis Oiovanini, Miss Caroline Miller, Miss Marion Mulcahy, Miss Hill, KEIZER LADIES Sewinir rlnh met last week at the home of Mrs. Roy Nelson. Twenty-one members were present and the club made a $20 contribution to the March of Dimes. Members are asked to hrinir $1.00 each to the next meeting on February 7. This money will go toward the Keizer com munity nail fund. The group will meet with Mrs. Nick La Rud, Chemawa road. ff GREETING H Ml CARDS! jA "40 " - Silverton Miss Mary Anne Woodard, above, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Woodard, Jr., of Silverton, is the new worthy adviser for Ramona assembly. Order of Rainbow for Girls at Silverton. Instal lation takes place this eve ning. (McEwan studio pic ture) Adahs Honored at Star Group's Meeting Adah night was observed Fri day at Trinity chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, when the group met at the West Salem city build ing. Twelve Adahs, past and pres ent, were honored. They were Mrs. Paul Johnson, past, Naomi chapter, Dallas; Mrs. Ardell Jar- man, present, Naomi chapter. Dallas; Mrs. Clark Learner, past, Naomi chapter, Dallas; Mrs. L, Anderson, past, Trinity chapter: Mrs. Cummy Reid, present, Trin ity chapter; Mrs. William Mer- riott, past, Salem chapter; Mrs. Walter Bates, present, Salem chapter; Mrs. Wayne Henry, past, Ramona chapter, Silverton; Mrs. E. P. Phillips, present, Chad- wick chapter; Mrs. G. C. Doan, past, Pacific chapter, Toledo Mrs. C. M. Doan, present, Ains- worth chapter; Mrs. Wilford Landis, past, Chadwick chapter. Talks on the good of the order were given by Mrs. Paul John son, Naomi chapter, Dallas: Wayne Henry, past patron of Chadwick chapter and Mrs. Wil liam Merriott. Mrs. Harry Charlton, assoc iate worthy matron, was hon ored with a degree on her forth coming birthday. Harry Miller, George Tookey and Cummings Reid sang. Refreshments were served by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Forster, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Unruh. Job's Daughters Planning Ski Trip Bethel No. 43, Job's Daugh ters, is planning a ski trip on February 9. Plans for the affair were made at the meeting of the bethel on Saturday. Honored and escorted were Mrs. Ira Mix, guardian, bethel No. 34, Monmouth-Independence. Mrs. Harry Lucas, worthy matron, Salem chapter, Order of Eastern Star. During the social hour, a white elephant sale was held. The bethel also made doughnuts and sold them. INCOME TAX RETURNS PREPARED LEON A. FISCUS 1509 N. 4th Ph. 35285 Square Dance Club The Hill Anthony Hill Billies Square Dance club is meeting Tuesday evening in Roberts Grange hall at 8:30 o clock. On the committee for the eve ning are Mr. and Mrs. John Harger, Mr. and Mrs. George Hall, Mr. and Mrs. William Goodwin. New officers for the club are: John Harger, president; John Larwood, treasurer; Mrs. L. R, Tweedie, secretary. WRC Installation Event Last Week The Woman's Relief Corps in stalled officers last week at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall. The installing officers were Mrs. Sarah Patterson and Mrs. Dora Pratt. Colorbearers were Mrs. Pauline Cox, Mrs. Hattie Patterson, Mrs. Goldie Kyle, Mrs. Grace Carson. The new officers are Mrs. El sie Townsend, president; Mrs. Josephine Erickson, senior vice president; Mrs. Blanche Stewart, Junior vice president; Mrs. Ger trude Walker, treasurer; Mrs. Francis Hoyt, conductor; Mrs. Dora Pratt, guard, and Mrs. Florence Shipp, press. The col orbearers are Mrs. Laura Can dy, Mrs. Florence Barker, Mrs. Mary Ackerman and Mrs. Grace Kasson. Presents were presented to the 1951 officers after the cere monies. The group will meet again on February 1. Hostess to Club Salem Heights Mrs. Harold Patterson was hostess to the Friendly Neighbors Garden club last week at her home on Peck avenue. Mrs. Roy Sagert as sisted the hostess. Mrs. William Hall conducted a short business meeting and Mrs. Donald Dawson was wel comed into the club as a new member. Mrs. R. H. Clark pre sented her with a corsage. Mrs. R. H. Clark reported on the Garden club council. Mrs. William Hall was the pro gram chairman, and the evening was spent in viewing colored films of Hawaii. Program Planned Several acts have been plan ned for entertainment for the Hi-Y-Tri-Y "Parents Potluck' tonight at 6 o'clock at the high school cafeteria. Rob Riggs will be the master of ceremonies. Miss Sue Con rad will sing and Larry Springer and Bob Payne will give several pantomimes. Dick Myers will give a reading. Relay races are on the program for everyone. The decorations will have a winter theme and colors used will be blue and white. AMONG SALEM folk in the south are Mrs. Harry U. Miller, Mrs. William McGilchrist, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Karl Steiwer and Fred Stump, all of whom are in the same court at Indio, Calif. Here's REAL FAST relief for SKIN TROUBLES Zemo a doctor's invisible yet highly medicated antiseptic promptly relieves itching of akin rashes, eczema and similar surface Bkin and scalp irritations. Zemo also aids healing. Backed by amazing record of success! For stub born cases use Extra YBBA Strength Zemo liquid fclflll OES Social Day Tuesday Social group for Chadwick chapter. Order of Eastern Star, is meeting Tuesday for dessert at 1:15 o'clock in the Masonic temple, bridge and canasta fol lowing. Mrs. Herman Feitelson is chairman and on her committee are Mrs. Charles Kidwell, Mrs. Max Flanery, Mrs. O. P. Driggs, Mrs. Joe Nash, Mrs. L. M. Case, Mrs. Henry Morris, Mrs. Wil liam Nelmeyer, Mrs. Robert Rasmussen, Mrs. A. H. Barker, Mrs. Emmett Kleinke. Mrs. Curtis Hale and Mrs. M. A. Pekar are the social committee for the year. ... Circles to Meet Wednesday Afternoon The circles of the Woman's So ciety of Christian Service of Jason Lee Methodist church will meet on Wednesday, January 23, at 1:30 p.m. for dessert lunch eons. January-July circle will meet with Mrs. Robert Forken, 1855 N. Capitol. February-August circle will meet with Mrs. Ellis, 1445 N. Church. March-September circle will meet with Mrs. C. M. Roberts, 815 Jefferson. April-October circle will meet with Mrs. Jenny Deciber, 2020 Maple avenue. May-November circle will meet with Mrs. Julie Ideen, 1042 Harlen. The June-December circle will meet with Mrs. Phil Aspinwall, 645 Market street. Engagement Told The engagement of Miss Janice Del Norton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Norton, to Arthur Sam Bean, son of Luigi Bean of Woodburn, was announced Sun day afternoon at a party at the home of the bride-elect. No plans are announced for the wedding. Both young peo ple are employed in Salem. IT'S A new address for Mrs, E. F. Carleton, who is now in the Lee apartments, moving this past week. HALEYS BEAUTY CENTER ALL PERMANENTS ' GUARANTEED Evenings by Appointment 1(14 Unln SI. i. 2-OW2 g 1 Wagner-Covert Announcement is made by Mr. and Mrs. William W. Co vert of Stayton of the engage ment of their daughter, Miss Mona Covert, to Duane N. 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