Par
Capita I'Wotnen
Edited by MABIAN LOWBY FI8CHEB
Legislative
Party Set
For April 8
Among big legislative par
ties for next week will be
the reception for which the
Marlon county delegation, the
Senator hotel management and
Mayor A. W. Loucke will en
tertain on Wednesday eve
ning, April 8.
, The affair wlU be for all
members of the ' legislature
and the legislative press, and
guests are invited to the Sen
ator hotel between 5 and 7
o'clock. , .
On the host committee are
State Senators Frederick S.
Lamport and Douglas Yeater:
Representatives W, W. Chad-
wick, Robert V. Elfstrom,
Mark O. Hatfield and Lee Oh-
mart; Leonard A, Rowan, hotel
manager; and Mayor Loucks.
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HOSTS SATURDAY evening
for their birthday club will be
Dr. and Mrs. Horace Mcuee.
The anniversaries of - Dr.
' Charles Campbell and Mrs. El'
mer O. Berg are to be observed.
In the group meeting for a din'
. ner will be . Dr. and Mrs.
Charles Campbell, Mr. and Mrs,
Elmer O. Berg, Dr. and Mrs.
Maynard Shifter, Mr. and Mrs.
Russel E. Pratt, Mr. and Mrs,
Ralph Wirth and the McGees,
Daughter Born ,
. A daughter, who has been
named Sharon Kay, was born
Wednesday, April 1, at Salem
General hospital to Mr.' and
Mrs. Chris Wheeler. Also wel
coming the little girl is a !
ter, Christ! Lee. Grandparents
of the baby are John Pitzer and
- Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Wheeler,
all of Mllton-Freewater. Mrs.
C. O. Wheeler is here for a time
at her son's home.
Duo Engaged
Announcement Is made of
the engagement of Miss Donna
Boyer, daughter of Mrs. Mar
garet Boyer of Turner and
George Boyer of Albany, to
Sgt. Lawrence Poole, son of
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Poole
of Mill City. '
A fall wedding Is planned.
. The bride-elect is a graduate of
Cascade Union high school. Sgt
Poole attended Oregon State
. college before entering the
service.
: - A NEW MEMBER, ' Mrs.
Simpson Hamrick, Jr.,? was
initiated into Oregon Grape
camp, Royal Neighbors of
America, on Wednesday. The
group made arrangements for
the district convention to be
at Keizer grange next Tuesday,
and a no-host dinner Is planned
for the next social meeting,
April 19.
A SON, their third, was
born March 31, at Salem Gen
eral hospital to Mr. and Mrs.
Jackson R. Hazelett. The
older boys are Stafford and
Marcus. Grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Waters
of Salem and Mr. and Mrs.
George Anderson of Portland.
Mrs. Frank W. Waters of Sa
lem Is the great grandmother,
IN SALEM for the week-end
from Lewis and Clark college
wiU be Miss Carol Hardie,
daughter of Mr. ana Mrs,
James Hardie. She will have as
her guest Miss Betty Jean
Smith of Delhi, India. Also vis
iting the Hardies will be Mrs.
Hardle's mother, Mrs. T. W.
Reed of Portland.
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.-Tells Engagement An
nouncement has been made
of the engagement of Miss
Patsy Graves, above, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl W.,
Graves of Turner, to Dalbert
Dalke, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Theo. Dalke of Aumsville. ..
Easter Favors
For Hospital
Eta chapter of Beta Sigma
Phi met last evening at the
home of Mrs, Herbert Dalke.
The service committee collect
ed the decorated eggs brought
by members, the eggs to be
sent to Falrvlew home hospl
tal to be used as favors for
the Easter trays.
Mrs. BUI St. Clair and Mrs.
Bill Sims had charge of the
program. Serving . the re
freshments were Mrs. Donald
Crosby, Mrs. Richard Barry.
A "kidnap" breakfast was
sponsored last Saturday at the
home of Mrs. Joseph Kitzke
for the members.
Next meeting is to be April
18 at the home of Mrs. Ellis
White, 9S8 Juedes avenue.
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VISITORS arriving Friday
to toe here over" Easter week
end will be Mr. and Mrs.
George M. Shlffer of Portland,
who, will be guests at the home
of their son and daughter-in-
law, Dr. and Mrs. Maynard
Shlffer. The family will ob
serve the first birthday of Alan
Sniffer at a dinner, Friday
evening. , .
Today's Menu
Friday Fare
i Baked Flounder au Gratin -
Green -Peas .
"' ' Baked Potatoes
Bread and Butter
Orange and Avocado Salad
' Beverage
Baked Flounder an Gratin :
Ingredients: 4 flounder fillets
(about 1 pound), 1 tablespoon
lemon juice, 2 tablespoons but
ter or margarine, H teaspoon
grated onion (pulp and juice),
2 tablespoons flour, teaspoon
salt, teaspoon paprika, 116
teaspoon nutmeg, ft cup light
cream, one 3-ounce can sliced
broiled mushrooms,' : Vi : cup
grated Parmesan cheese.
Method: Arrange fillets In
one layer In shallow greased
baking dish; sprinkle with lem
on juice. Melt butter; add on
ion, flour, salt, paprika and
nutmeg; stir well. Add cream
and mushrooms, including liq
uid from can. Cook and stir
constantly over low heat until
thickened. Pour over fillets.
Sprinkle with cheese. Bake in
moderate (350F) oven until
surface is lightly browned and
fish flakes easily, about 29 min
utes. Serve at once. Makes 4
servings.
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State Club
Event to Be
In Salem
Some 200 club women from
all parts of Oregon will gather
In Salem next weanesaay,
April 8. for the one-day con'
ference of the Oregon Federa
tion of Women' clubs.
Mrs. T. S. Chapman of Jer-
seyvllle, 111., first vice presi
dent of the General Federa
tidn of Women's clubs, is to be
a special guest at the gathering
and will sive the keynote talk.
Sessions will be at the Salem
Woman's club house. Mrs.
Marlon T. Weatherford of Ar
lington Is president of the Ore
gon Federation . of Women's
clubs and will be here to con'
duct the conference. Members
of the Salem Woman's ciub are
hostesses for the day, Mrs. Carl
W. Chambers as president
New Bethel.
Is Instituted
. Instituting a new bethel of
Job's Daughters, Monday eve
ning at the Scottish Rite tem
ple, were Mrs. John Wilson
of Myrtle Creek, grand guar
dian, and Carl Ehlert of Port'
land, associate grand guardian.
Members of bethel No. 39, Sa
lem, performed -the degree
work and initiation.
After the initiation of Misses
Janice Drakeley, Margaret See
ger, Melodee Rains, Deanne
Klnzer, Patsy Hughlett, Bev
erly Downing and Sharon Ku-
ykendall, the grand guardian
council installed the guardian
council. . ;
Installed in the guardian
council were: Guardian, Mrs.
Paul Riffey; associate guar
dian, Lowell Shinn; secretary,
Mrs. Edward Perrin; treasurer,
Mrs. Lawrence Osterman; mu
sic, Mrs. ' Roy Hunt; so
ciability, Mrs. Elma Sherman;
hospitality, Mrs. Frank Brown;
paraphernalia, Mrs. Lou Pe
terson; publicity,' Mrs. D. J.
Rains; finance, Lou Peterson;
merit, Mrs. Earl Johnson.
Officers of bethel No. 38,
Miss Patsy Snider, honored
queen, installed officers for the
new bethel as follows:
Honored queen, Miss Bar
bara . Anderson; senior prin
eess. Miss Larrie Lou Oster
man; junior . princess, . Miss
Frances Burrls; guide,. Miss
Mary Clare Mooney; marshal,
Miss Diane Ferguson; chaplain,
Miss Shirlene Bacewich; mu
sician,. Miss Phoebe Lou Braun;
treasurer, Miss Jackie Fisher;
recorder. Miss Barbara Bacon;
librarian, Miss Phyllis Kay
Morris; first messenger, Miss
Mary Wood; second messenger,
Miss Patricia Perrin; third
messenger,' Miss Sharon Kuyk-
155 N. Liberty
Come in and let us serve you a free
cup of coffee made fresh before
your eyes In the wonderful Coffee
master. A factory representative will be
at our s t o r to demonstrate our
complete line of sparkling Sunbeam
appliances. Let us show you all the
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oreroa
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' Is President Mrs. Bob
Edgerton, above, has been
elected president of the Vet
erans of Foreign Wars aux
iliary in Silverton for the
coming year.' (Drake Bros,
studio picture) .
endall; fourth messenger, Miss
Joyce Burrls; fifth messenger,
Miss Melodee Rains; senior
custodian, Miss Giovanna Da
vies; junior custodian, Miss
Margaret Seeger; inner guard,
Miss Marilyn Halisey; outer
guard, Miss Deanne Klnzer;
page, Miss Janice Drakeley;
lady of the lights, Miss Patsy
Hughlett.
Chemeketa chapter, Order of
DeMolay for Boys, participated
in the crowning ceremonies,
Larry Sharp as master council-
er. ' . ,,. .
At the social hour, the tea
table was decorated in the
Easter motif. Members of Ains-
worth chapter, Order of East
ern Star, served the refresh
ments. Mrs. W. C. Rambo and
Mrs. Frank Ri Brown were in
charge of decorations and the
dining room, and assisting
were Mrs. H. E. Smedley, Mrs.
Robert Stutzman, Mrs. Fred
Koken, Mrs. Kenneth Lee, Mrs.
Morse Stewart, Mrs. E. A.
Bradfield, Mrs. Alvin Luhr,
Mrs. Warren Pahl, Mrs. Eugene
Walters and Mrs. John R. Wood.
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Named by Group
On Wednesday evening, Mrs,
Don Judson was elected repre
sentative to the district con'
ventlon in Corvallis, April 30,
by Pythian Sisters, Centralis
temple. Also, the group voted
a half scholarship to 4-H sum
mer camp for a young student
Mr. and Mrs. Don Judson were
in charge of the social hour.
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SALEM HEIGHTS Gerald
Kurth will be host to the South
Salem Junior Saddle club on
Saturday, April 4, at 1:00 p.m.
at bis home at 41Z9 Kurth
street. Ervin,Ward, captain of
the Salem Saddle club, will
drill the group and take them
on a ride if the weather per
mits.
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THE TREAT'S ON US
At Our Big Sunbeam Demonstration
FRIDAY, APRIL 3
marvelous features of the new Mix
master the new Radiant Control
Toaster the new automatic Cook
er and Deep Fryer.
You'll see these and other won
derful Sunbeam products so don't
miss it.
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New Term
Underway
On Campus
By ANN CARSON
(CtplUl Journal Oorrapondtnt)
University of .Oregon, Eu
gene (Special) Spring term at
University of Oregon started
out In a burst of rain; but sun
has finally decided to beat old
man winter out of the way and
show Itself.
Thinking about nice weath
er, brings us, in a roundabout
way, to the Millrace. Big plans
are in the offing to drain and
clean out the millrace bed, so
that the water can be sent
through at a faster speed than
it has been going up to date.
All of the Millrace houses are
planning a big work party to
perform the "miracle of the
millrace." There are now ten
houses located on the millrace,
two women's organizations and
eight men's organizations.
Salem students from these
houses who will be knee-deep
in' mud the day of the clean
up are: ' Joyce Armstrong,
Marjorle Becke, Ann Carson,
Mary Sundet, Sharon Helder,
Marcla Webb and Norma
Stewart; for the men there will
be Dick Buren, Wade Carter,
Larry Hobart, Lynn Jensen,
Larry Kleinsmith, Bill Faulus,
Chandler Sogge, John Temple-
ton, Jim Elliot, Ed Meyers, and
Bob Hazel. Anyone is welcome,
however, to come and add his
bit to this project.
We can see about every type
of wearing appsrel on campus
from long winter coats to light
cottons for the women and
wool shirts and jackets to T-
shirts for the men. Someone Is
going to catch a coldl
Oregon took some honors
during the vacation. Our de
baters won top honors at the
29th annual ' Pacific Forsenic
league tournament held at the
University of Southern Cali
fornia. . ' .
Winding up the basketball
season, 10 varsity letters were
handed out to the players of
the Oregon team. Keith Farn
am was one of the 10. '
New staff members who will
work on radio station KWAX
spring term have been an
nounced by the station man
ager and Ed Meyers of Salem
is sports director.
1 Next week-end a large num
ber of the houses are having
their dances, and decorations
are already underway for a
good time. Spring term dances
are usually a lot more fun be
cause you aren't always dodg
ing mud puddles or trying to
keep your formats out of
"drips." Costume dances are
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Students Named
r-n.tin.u school. Palo Alto,
Calif. (Special) Miss Nadlne
Woodroffe, daughter oi mrs.
n-1Alnm Wnnrirnffe. Salem.
a junior at Castllleja School
in Palo Alto, Calif, is editor
of The Laurel, the scnooi
Miss Jody Bush,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.
M. Livesley, also a Junior at
Castllleja school, is a member
of the oaoer's staff and a
member of the school's library
committee.
VF ATTTRTKfi Ih business
meeting for Salem Soroptlmist
club Wednesday noon at the
Golden Pheasant was a report
of the nominating committee,
presented by Miss Irene de
Lisle. Elections will come on
May 6. Miss de Lisle also gave
the Easter prayer. Mrs. William
H. Burghardt was named pro
gram cnairman xor Apru. a
program is planned for the
luncheon next Wednesday and
the co-ed of the month from
Willamette university will be
a special guest. '
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a snv nana Jnhn. was born
March 22 to Dr. and Mrs. Jack
Gibson at Juneau, Alaska. He
has an older brother, Randolph
John. Grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Glover and Mr.
and Mrs. F. W. Gibson of Sa
lem. Mrs. Gibson arrived in
Juneau by plane a few days
earlier to welcome her grand-
Visitors at Dayton
Dayton Miss Katherine u.
Drescoll of Honolulu, Hawaii,
and Mrs. Ida Anderson of Cash
Wash., visited last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bartell.
Mrs. Anderson is Mr. Bartell's
ltor Min Drescoll arrived in
the United States Thursday,
this being her first trip, tteiore
her return to the Islands, she
will go to Canada, Alaska and
California.
MR. AND MRS. Dean Ham
ilton returned to Salem Tues-
rinv from fir ent Falls. Mont..
where thpv visited witn ner
mother and father, Major and
Mrs. Robert uardis.
HOSTESS .to her bridge
club this evening will be Mrs.
Walter Phillips. Additional
guests will be Mrs. Terry Ran
dall and Mrs. Gordon Krueger,
usually favorites of spring
term, but you'll hear more,
about that later.
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Miss King
Tells Troth
Anilinmnt Is made by
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engagement of their daughter,
Miss Joan Kins, to
Dillon, son of Mr. and Mrs. T.
A. Dillon of Toppenlsh, Wash.
A June wedding is pumneu.
Th hriHe-elect is employed
in Salem. Mr. Dillon if an
evangelist.
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Miss Ann Gibbens '. :
Wins Honors at
Cincinnati School
urin' Ann Gibbens. young
c.iom ntonlt xtudvlns at the
Cincinnati Conservatory of Mu
sic, is enjoying a busy year
nnA Mpeivintf manv honors, ac
cording to notes received by
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har
vey GlDDens.
Miss Gibbens was on the
dean's list for, scholarship this
past term.
She is touring four eastern
otataa with the YounS Artists
series from the conservatory,
Is coach-accompanist lor tne
Cincinnati Drama group, and
i. nronnist at the St Peter's
and St Paul's United Church
of Christ there. Also, she nas
been accompanist' for station
WrfPr.TV in Cincinnati.
Miss Gibbens tried out and
was named accompanist lor
Mack Harrell of the Metropoli-
ton rtnern enmnanv for his sum
mer music camp at Aspen, Colo.
this summer.
Fnllnwinff close of the sum
mer course, Miss Gibbens plans
to come home lor a vacation.
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To Install
F.ntrtewood Woman's club
will meet Friday with Mrs. W.
C. Crews, 341 North 19th. Des
sert will be served at - 1:15
nVWlr hv Mrs. Alma ShiDlev.
Mrs. Clarence Blundell and
Mrs. Walter Minthorn. Devo
tions will be given by Mrs.
John Barker.
Mrs. Carl P. Rlcnards will
he installed as DTesldent tor
this year, Mrs. urnn (jnase,
vice resident: Mrs. W. A. Cla-
dek, secretary; and Mrs. Grant
Hyames, treasurer. ,
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HOSTESS Tuesday to the
Jolly Eight Pinochle club was
Mrs. John Fosnot.
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Thursday. April 2, 1953
Army and Navy -League
Meets i
An taster party was ths!
luncheon for Salem Women'3
Army and Navy league at
Chuck's Steak House, Tuesday
a large group attending. The"
buffet table was set with ''
green cloth, caught ud with
camellias, and a crystal basket"
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iiueu wim uuuoaus. The In
dividual tables were covered
with pastel cloths and for the f'
centerpieces, Easter nests and'1
little chickens and bunnies "
The bunnies,, baskets and other 1
features carried out the Easter
motif about the rooms. "
A musical program was fea-v
tured. Harriet Aller gave whis
tling solos, accompanied by.
Lizbeth Shields; Nancy Collins?
presented a take-off on Mar
garet O'Brien; Marcla Lee,Bry.,,
ant played violin numbers, sc.-)
companied by Laurel Herr-v
Barbara Anderson sang, Laureir
nerr accompanying; jim Flski
played trumpet solos, . Laurel,'
Herr accompanying; Roy Malt-(
by sang, Sharon Collins accom-f
panying. i
Mrs. Joseph L. Svejkosky V
Mrs. Frederick Bradshaw, Mrs'
Burl Cox and Mrs. Sidney'
Huffman were the committee'
for the afternoon. u I ,
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Mears-Mendenhall
Lake Lablsh Married last,
week in Portland were Miss -Lois
Mendenhall and Donald
Mears, The ceremony took'
place in the Pioneer Methodist'1
church. The bride attended,
Portland schools and the bride.)
groom was educated in Salem l
and Portland schools. Recently
discharged from the U. S. Navy,
Mr. Mears was a Fireman loi.
on the Carrier Essex. . i
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AMONG club hostesses this
week is Mrs. Leland Shlnn who
is to entertain her bridge,
group this evening. -
; HOSTS for an Informal din-
ner party on. Saturday evening;
at their Smith Hlirh ih-Mt
home will be Mr. and Mrs. Her-'
man Jochimsen, a group of 18 3
being invited. '.
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Spectators
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