Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, June 13, 1952, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextAltrusans Complete Projects Salem Altrusa, women's serv ice club affiliated with Altrusa International, has completed its two year project of helping the handicapped. The club's efforts during the two years were devoted to rais ing $1516.60 for a group of vari ed projects. The major project was helping with the purchase ' of equipment and testing materl- als for the newly organized special education department of District 24 CJ. These contribu tions have helped to speed up the work of this department. Other projects included aid to the well-child clinic of Marion county: contribution to the March of Dimes; Christmas gifts to the needy and to the children at Chemawa Indian school; con tributions to "grants-in-aid," a fund to help Pan-American women; and a "back to college" shower and a $10 monthly con tribution for incidentals to a Peruvian girl attending the University of Oregon. This young lady is the recipient of an International Altrusa scholar ship. This year the club has sponsored an "Altrusan of the Month," an outstanding girl from Salem high school and academies, and granted a $50 , scholarship to one of these girls. Money for these projects was raised by several methods. The first and largest money-raising endeavor was the advertising napkins. Squares on 1000 nap kins were sold to merchants at a cost of $10 per square. These napkins were distributed at benefit dinners in Salem and in the outlying communities. The second in importance in amount of cash netted was the Altrusa cook book, "Cooking Can Be Fun," consisting of American and foreign recipes. Another project was the salmon dinner given for the public in the Izaak Walton League hall in October. Miss Margaret McDevitt is president of the club. Past presi dent was Mrs. Sue Booch. The project chairmen for the past two years have been Miss Min nie Just and Mrs. Leon Barrick. 11 I ii rtt , c ii "'! r i 4 . A i ir r ,c ", 'Tr v nil I V . VV -V' iVI 14 V"r- WW t V. i RP i I If,' i Officers Elected By Club Miss Canoy Bride At June 7 Service Lebanon The wedding ol Betty June Canoy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Canoy of Lebanon, and Raymond Edward Kalina. was an event of June Miss Maxine Heringer was J 7 at the First Christian church. elected president of the Salem The bridegroom is the son of Toastmistress club ThursdaylMrs. Edward Kalina of Scio. Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Friday, June 13, 19527' Woodburn Legion Auxiliary Install Officers for '52-'53- evening at their regular dinner meeting at the Golden Pheasant. Other officers elected are: Miss Brenda Glass, vice- presi dent; Miss Marguerite Gleeson, corresponding secretary; Miss Grace Hartley, recording secre tary; Mrs. Marion Wooden, treasurer; Miss Marie Bosch, club representative. Mrs. Lyle Bayne was toast mitsress for the evening, while Miss Myrtle Weatherholt had charge of table topics. The in spirational talk was given by Miss Marie Bosch, and Miss Phyllis Eagy was general evalu- ator. Mrs. A. J, Ullman and Miss Lillian Carleton were hostesses. Miss Brenda Glass invited the club members to her home on June 22 for a coffee hour. Officers for Lions Groups Are Installed Birthdays Observed Willamina Judy Wise, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Wise, and Robin Stone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Stone, were honored at a double party, Tuesday, on the occasion of their fourth and sixth birthdays, respectively, Attending were Debby and Jill Parrett, Donne and Pat Ta- tom, Shelia and Charley Flynn Kathleen and Janet Boundy, wm and Shelly Denton, Char lotte and Pat Brock, Lynn and Ann Kluth, Greg and Larry McDonald, Sharon Aase, Ricky Murry, Sherry, Barbara and Kathy Phillips, Michael and Robin Stone, and Alan and Judy Wise. Mothers present were Mrs. H. J. Parrett, Mrs. Don Tatom, Mrs. Emil Kluth, Mrs. Bob Boundy, Mrs. Bill Denton, Its. Orley Brock, Jr., Mrs. Vee Murry of Corvallis, Mrs. Audrey Phillips of Mil waukee, Robin's grandmother; Mrs. Reed, and Judy's grand mother, Mrs. Carl Wise; Mrs. Stone and Mrs. R. Wise. Wedding June 29 Silverton Invitations are in the mails for the wedding of Miss Dorothea Bartlett Scarth Wed June 6 Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. McKenzie (Patricia Filler) were married on June 6. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd A. Filler and Mr. McKenzie is the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. F. McKenzie (McEwan studio picture) Engagement Announced Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Campbell announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Janet K. Campbell, to Richard Sim, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sim. No date is set for the wedding. Both young people are graduates! of Salem high school. Miss Camp bell is employed at the state high way department. Mr. Sim is sta tioned with the navy overseas, New Officers in Rainbow Preside Woodburn The regular meeting of Evergreen assembly No. 12, Order of the Rainbow for Girls, was held Wednesday night at the Masonic temple with Miss Shirley Anderson, the newly installed worthy adviser, presiding, and her new officers in their stations. Introduced in the east were Miss Pat Houseweart and Mrs, June Polly Wlttmeyer, past grand drill leaders; Misses Jan ice Painter, past grand repre sentative, Eileen Rogers and Loris Merriott, past worthy ad visers. Introduced from the floor was Miss Diane Bonacker, a Rainbow girl from Iowa. During the business meeting Miss Karen Magnuson was in stalled as outer observer. Miss Anderson announced her money making project for the year as a rummage sale to be held in the fall with Miss Nancy Schuler, associate worthy ad viser, as co-chairman. A party was planned for the evening of June 28, at the home of Mrs, Tom DeArmond, moth- ler adviser, and bovs of Wood- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil-lhurn chapter of DeMolay as liam P. Scarth, and Mr. Adrain D. Olson. The wedding is to be Sunday afternoon, June 29, at 3 o'clock at the Silverton First Methodist church. I Flavor lor you guests. A request was made by Les ter E. Keller, DeMolay Dad, for a choir from Rainbow to assist in the chevalier degree which is to be conferred UDOn Elton Rudi and Earle Ahrens on June 18 and the following girls vol unteered to sing: Misses Barbara Baumann, Marcia LaBarr, Joyce Eckwortzel, Sue Paulson, Har riet Hooper, Karen Magnuson and Sharon Guthrie. The majority degree was con ferred upon Miss Pat House weart and she was presented with a certificate qf majority and a gift from the assembly A program was given with Miss Harriett Hooper as chair man, and included a piano solo by Suzanne DeArmond, musical pantomime by Harriet Hooper, Matti Sue Clark, Jean Stach, and Linda Peterson, and a piano solo by Dorothy Baxter. Under "good of the order' there were short talks by each of the honored guests. Refreshments were served by Misses Matti Sue Clark, Marj orie Chitwood, Dollie Cum mings, Suzanne and Salley De Armond. The next regular meeting will Anniversary of Garden Club Held Woodburn The silver anni versary of the Woodburn Gar den club, which was organized 25 years ago, was celebrated at the regular meeting Tuesday night at the Woodburn library club rooms. Among those pres ent were six charter members. Mrs. W. J. Wilson, Mrs. A. E. Austin, Miss Carrie Waterbury, Miss Gladys Adams, Miss Delia Webb and Mrs. Ray Glatt. Also present were the fol lowing past presidents of the club: George Timm, Mrs. Rctta Schooler, Mrs. Al Beckman of Salem, Mrs. Walter Miller, Mrs. John Ramage, Mrs. Roy Kuns, Frank Covey, Mrs. Ralph Seely, Mrs. Lela Hugill and Mrs. Gor don Seely, the junior past pres ident. The president for the en suing year is Harold Colgan and Mrs. Ralph Bair is vice presi dent. The serving table was center ed with an arrangement of Moon roses and candlelight. The large birthday cake, dec orated in rose and silver, was made by Mrs. Gordon Seely. Cutting the cake was Mrs. W. J. Wilson and pouring was Mrs. Alvah Cowan. Mrs. Charles Conyne was pro gram chairman for the evening and introduced Miss Carol Ann Livesay who gave a piano solo, Mrs. Fred Frentz who gave a history of the club and its be ginnings, and Mrs. Harold Eichsteadt who gave a group of vocal numbers, accompanied by Miss Grace Banker. Each past president gave a short talk. Preceding the meeting the members planted the state flower, Oregon grape, as part of the landscaping around the li brary, as the club's 25th birth day present to the city of Wood-burn. The committee in charge of the party included Mrs. John Ramage, chairman, Mrs. Fred Frentz and Mrs. Ray Glatt. Silverton Mrs. A. J. Crose, Hollywood auxiliary, Salem, im mediate past president of State Lions club auxiliary, was mstal ling officer for the Silverton auxiliary Wednesday. Fifty-two members of the club and aux iliary were guests for the supper and program at the Smith street home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leisy. James H. Tindall, Hollywood Lions club member, Salem, in stalled the officers of the Sil verton club. Mrs. James L. Taylor was installed as auxiliary president. Her assistants are Mrs. Nor man Nyhus as vice president; Mrs. Vester Seydell as secre tary, and Mrs, Maurice Schnor- enberg, treasurer. Mrs. William Bobbins is retiring president. Mrs.' Clifton Dickerson and Mrs. Harry Sherwood presented gifts to the honored guest, Mrs. Crose, and officers and those with perfect attendance for the past year. Mrs. Crose was pres ented with $25 for the Salem blind school from the Silverton auxiliary. Lowell Paup, retiring presi dent of the Lions club, read the accomplishments of the group during the past year to include beside the regular project of as sistance for the blind or those of imperfect eye-sight, many civic accomplishemnts. Ernest R, Ekman, past Lion president, served as master of ceremonies, presenting Mr. Tin dall as installing officer. Inducted as president, Ted Denson; first vice president, Bruce Billings; second vice president, Walter Leisy; third vice president, Ted Burian; treasurer, Harry Sherwood; tail-twister, ;Cordell Woodall assistant tailtwister, Bill Block; lion tamer, Jim Chan, secre tary, Gene Wilson; directors, C. A. Paterson, Henry Moll and Dr. A. L. V. Smith. Pins for perfect attendance for the year went to Jim Chan, Ernest Ekman, Bruce Billings, Ted Burrian, George Christen sin, Lowell Paup, Frank Pow ell, William Robbins, Dr. A. L. V. Smith, Gene Wilson and Dr. Ralph Schmidt. Dr. Smith presented a "key to the city of Lebanon" to the retiring president, Mr. Paup, who is moving to that city to make his residence. Blue delphiniums and pink snapdragons formed the dec orative background for the serv ice performed by the Rev. Ivan Correll, pastor of the church. The bride was given in mar riage by her father. She wore a lace gown over white taffeta and her veil was edged with lace and held in place by a fluted headband. An orchid topped her white Bible. Mrs. Dorothy Solberg, wear ing green marquisette and lace with matching stole, was ma tron o honor. Her flowers were gardenias. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Bes sie Kalina, sister-in-law of the bridegroom and Mrs. Marjorie Cox. Mrs. Kalina wore a green taffeta gown with net skirt and stole. A similarly styled dress of lavender was worn by Mrs. Cox. Both carried bouquets of yellow daisies. Soloist was Mrs. Ed Drapela, Candles were lighted by Mrs Nova Jean Kelly and Marceil Keith. They wore orchid dresses. Jack Kalina was best man for his brohter. Ushering were Gene Keen and Willard Nof ziger, brothers-in-law of the bride. At the following reception, Mrs. Harry Bauer of Portland, aunt of the bride, poured cof fee, and Mrs. W. J. Beran, the bridegroom's aunt, was at the punch bowl. For traveling the bride wore an orchid suit with matching shoes and while accessories. Their wedding trip will include points in southern Oregon and California. They will be at home at 320 Main street, Lebanon. Woodburn Installation of of ficers featured the regular meet ing of Woodburn Auxiliary of the American Legion at the Legion hall Wedensday night. Past presidents of the aux iliary were the installing offi cers with Mrs. Harold Austin as chairman, assisted by Mrs. Nettie Johnson, Mrs. Walter Miller, Mrs. Frank Bentley, Mrs. M. M. Hicks, Mrs. Harold Ingram, Mrs. Henry Stange substituting for Mrs. Amos Bon acker, Mrs. Gerald Smith and Mrs. W. O. Green. Mrs. Don Barrett, the new president, is on her vacation and was installed by proxy with Mrs. Albert Rhcinholdt sub stituting for her. Also absent was Mrs. L. B. Detweiler, first vice president and Mrs. Oscar Ronge, second vice president with Mrs. Warren Donner sub stituting for Mrs. Detweiler and Mrs. Marshall McKee for Mrs. Ronge. Others installed were Mrs. Arvid Ostron, secretary; Mrs. Adrain Schooler, treasurer; Mrs. Fred Frentz, chaplain; Mrs. Ross McDougall, historian, and Mrs. R. L. Freeberg, ser-geant-at-arms. Mrs. Floyd Maricle, the re tiring president, was in charge Senders Linn County Red Cross Leader Albany Ralph Senders, Al bany, was elected chairman of1' the Linn county chapter, Ameri can Red Cross, at the annual of the business meeting which jmeeting hcld ( tne First Pres. preceded the installation. A pastbyterlan cnurch Tuesday. Ken r . p . Edick, Albany, was selected to Mrs. Maricle. Mrs. Walterjhi0o n,. . i"e,r:0p0pp,y)chfirmj,n' "Prt;i conduct the 1953 fund drive in ...,. , Llnn COunty. ,n 7n T,e 8, "e oth chosen were: of $80.70 retained for the local ,Ed Bil Lebanon, first vice child welfare program Announ- 'cnairman Ed Cardwell, Sweet cement was made of the Coun-Tr . Jj i ,, . Lawrence Long, Albany, treas urer; Marcella Middleton, Sweet ' Home, secretary. The outgoing, chairman was W. L. Fitzpatrick, Garden Club Mrs. Wininger Is Honored at Party Woodburn A gift shower, honoring Mrs. Clyde Wininger, was hcld recently at the home of Mrs. Charles Byers with Mrs. Byers, Mrs. Lester Walling and Mrs. Carroll Greenniger hostesses. Prizes in games went to Mrs. Wininger and Mrs. Greeninger. Invited were Mrs. O. L, Withers, Mrs. Walter Wymore, Mrs. Fred Rogers, Mrs. James Morrison, Mrs. Ivy Donner, Mrs. Charles Cornwell, Mrs. E. B. Mustoe, Mrs. Philip Zastou- pil, Mrs. Earl Wininger, Mrs. Martha Black, Mrs. Warren Donner, Mrs. Earl Kay Fenton, Mrs. Jeff Nail, Mrs. Alfred Moon, Mrs. Clarence Wampole, Mrs. Fred Covert, Mrs. Earl Allison, Mrs. George Rogers, Mrs. Alice Hughes, Mrs. Corde lia Layman, Mrs. J. W. Rich ards and the honored guest, Mrs. Clyde Wininger. Are Engaged Stayton Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Minden of Sublimity announce the engagement of their daugh ter, Miss Dolores Marie Minden, to Paul Stuckart, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Stuckart of Stayton. No date has been set for the wedding. Legion Election At Mt. Angel Mt. Angel Eugene Hotter was elected commander of the American Legion at the annual election of officers held Tuesday evening, June 10, in the Legion hall. Hoffer replaces Clarence J. Ebner, who becomes past commander. Other officers elected to serve for the coming year include vice-commander, Ray Ruscher; adjutant, Clem Hauth; finance officer, Joseph Faulhaber; chap lain, Tom Bockelman; sergeant-at-arms, Walter Ebner. Execu tive committee, Peter Gores, Ira Herriford and Clarence J. Ebner. Named as delegates to the slate convention at Klamath Falls are, Eugene Hoffer, Fred Lucht, Clem Hauth and Ira Her riford, with alternates Ernest Crowder, Richard Harrison Francis Hauth and William Unger. Don Kintz and John Griese- nauer were reported to be ill at the Veterans hospital, Portland and Ray Ruscher has returned home from the Silverton hospi tal. Chairman of the Junior Le gion baseball reported having lost the first league game to Stayton, but won the practice game with Dallas on June 3. The annual picnic for the Le gion and Auxiliary will be held this summer, with date and place to be announced later. The committee appointed in charge of making the arrangements and program are, Eugene Barrett, Cliff Norton, Clem Hauth and Walter Ebner. i Members will attend the Mar ion County Council in Hubbard on Friday, June 13. The Legion and Mt. Angel Business Men's Club will spon sor Robert Hoffer and Ralph Kimlinger to attend Beaver Boys State. ty Council and Assembly meet ing to be held at Hubbard June 13. The project of tiling the kit chen and cupboard was dis cussed. Mrs. Kenneth Yoder, Mrs. Marshall McKee, Mrs. R. L. Freeberg and Mrs. M. M. Hicks were appointed to select the material. Mrs. Frank Bentley reported that Miss Shirley Anderson has been selected to attend Girls' State and it was also announ ced that Miss Vivian Eder had! received the Americanism medal presented by the auxili- ary to an outstanding high school girl. Delegates elected to the con vention in Klamath Falls in July were Mrs. Don' Barrett, Mrs. Floyd Maricle and Mrs. Kenneth Yoder with Mrs. Karl Kistner, Mrs. Mrs. Ross Mc Dougall and Mrs. Adrian Schooler as alternates. Elected to the executive board were Mrs. Harold Ingram, Mrs. W. O. Green and Mrs. Frank Bentley. The meeting was closed by Mrs. Rheinhodt. This was the final meeting of the summer season. Albany. The 42 people who live at Crater Lake National Park, Ore gon, the year round, lived with 200 inches (17 feet) of snow, during the winter of 1950-51.' The park does not open official- lv until June 15. Cape Johnson Deep, off the coast of the Philippines, is the world's deepest known ocean hole. Dallas Expands 4-H Corvallis Delegation Dallas Two additional 4-H club members have been select ed to attend the summer school at Corvallis from June 17 to 27 This brings the total from Polk county to 45. Darlene Massey of Rickreall and Katbryn Wallace of Inde pendence are the ones selected by the scholarship committee who are: Mrs. J. B. Emerson, Sheridan; Mrs. George Van San ten, Rickreall; Mrs. Claude Al len, Dallas; Gilbert Lay, Inde pendence; Leonard Kinkaid, Sa lem, and W. S. Tilgner, Dallas. Attending the home extension council meeting at Corvallis June 1, 2 and 3 were: Mrs. Karl Kreft, Dallas; Mrs. Grove Peter son, Independence; Mrs. Vaughn Whilaker, Monmouth; Mrs. C. O Johnson, Independence and coun ty extension agent, Mrs. Maine Reichert. Each one attending is the chairman of a standing com mittee and with representatives from the state plan the stale- wide program for the coming year. Some of the "flat" rapids of the Snake river canyon be tween Orange and Idaho dash at least six feet high as the water rushes toward the mouth on the Columbia rvicr. Salem Heights Mrs. Del Ol ney will be hostess to the South Hills Garden club of Salem Heights on Tuesday, June 17, at 1:00 o'clock at her home on Pioneer drive. The guest speaker will be Mrs. Gordon Black, to discuss "Desert in Bloom." The executive board of the garden club met on Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Grove Sprong. They discussed and planned the programs for the coming year. AMONG Salem folk taking in the Ice Follies this week were Dr. and Mrs. Ralph E Purvine and children who at tended the Tuesday night show KooLfHd, SOFT DRINKS I ' 1 LgK3st.Joseph KTrnHffiw aspirin I i?w mmb-iii i LISTEN For Our Telephone Quiz Operators Bishop-Moderne Studios 520 State St. mm be June 25 which will be the closing meeting for the summer season. pweieru . 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