THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon
Saturday, April 4, 1953
Ch urch Groups, Lodges Set Events .
' Circlet of the . Woman' Society of
Christian Service of the First Methodist
church will meet on Wednesday for
dessert at 1:15 p.m. with the exception
of circle 7 which meets at S p.m. Meet
fee places are as follows:
Circle 1, with Mrs. J. R. Carruthers,
10 North 19th. Mrs. M. Fessenden and
; Mrs. M. Boeachen will assist..
Circle 2. with Mrs. Paul Acton, ISO
t Hansen, Mrs. C. E. Bates assisting.
Circle , with Mrs. A. A. Keene, JS8
Oak Way. Mrs. Stuart Chlsholm and
Mrs. O. W. Emmons will assist.
Circle 4, with Mrs. H. A. Harris, 1077
South High, Mrs. Ross Clarke assisting.
Circle 8, with Mrs. Wade Ellis, 435
North 18th. Mrs. W. C. Crews and Mrs.
1 Theodore Ullakko will assist.
Circle 6, with Mrs. John T. Frazer,
06 Norman. Mrs.' B, T. Kumler and
. Mrs. Pearl Blackerby will assist.
Circle 7, at 8 p.m. In the Fellowship
' room at the church. Mrs. Edward Tag
gart and Mrs. Julius Fin cm will be
hostesses and devotions will be given
by Mrs. David Scott.
Woman's Society of World Service of
the Englewood Evangelical United
Brethren church will meet with Miss
Leila Luckey, 679 Breys avenue oft
Thursday. Following a 1:15 o'clock des
sert, Mrs. Nora Cole will lead the devo
tions. The lesson for the day will be
"We have a Stewardship to Africa."
New officers wejl be installed and the
president is Mrs. Ben C. Hall; vice
president, Mrs. Grace Thompson; sec
retary, Mrs. Otis Bradbury; treasurer,
Mrs. Morris Goodrich; spiritual life, Miss
Leila Luckey; missionary education,
Mrs. Guy Looney; Christian social re
lations, Mrs. O. A. Chase; youth, Mrs.
William Pero; children's missionary edu
cation, Mrs. Ben C. Hall.
Board meeting for St. Joseph's Moth
ers club will be in the school library at
2:30 o'clock on Wednesday.
Catholic Daughters of America will
meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Cath
olic Center.
.. Election of delegates and alternates to
attend the district convention In New
berg In May will be conducted at the
Neighbors of Woodcraft meeting on Fri
day, at the Salem Woman's club house.
Hostesses for the 8 p.m. meeting are Mrs.
O. L. Scott, Mrs. R. M. Ashcraft and Mrs.
G. H. Edwards.
Grant School Mothers club will meet
Thursday at the school at 1:15 o'clock.
A film on cancer will be shown by Mrs.
L. E. Marchat of the Marion county
committee for the American Cancer
Society.
Mothers of Mrs. Neva Mundinger's
first grade pupils will serve during the
tea hour, Mrs. Franklin Silkey and Mrs.
J. W. Peavey in charge.
Mrs. William E. Smith, principal of
the school, was hostess to the executive
board Thursday morning at her home
and announced that a tape recorder has
been purchased with proceeds from the
recent rummage sale.
AT H-BOMB TEST
"Training Our Youth for Responsible
Citizenship" will be the subject of a
talk given by State Representative Mark
O. Hatfield, dean of men at Willamette
university, when he speakf to Hl-Y and
Junior Hi-Y Mothers clubs on Tuesday.
Special guests will be the mothers of
Trl-Y members. -' Hostesses for the 12
'o'clock meeting are Mrs. J. E. Morgan,
Mrs. Ralph Morgan and Mrs. H. L. Gar
land. Ladies are to bring a sack lunch.
Members of Beta Sigma Phi in Salem
are making plans for organization of
new chapter of the sorority in Silver-'
ton. Women of Sllverton interested or
former Beta Sigma Phi member living
there are asked to contact Mrs. Francis
Rothweller in Sslem. A meeting Is
planned for next Thursday evening In
Sllverton for a group who may be interested.
Attending a reception In Sllverton this
week for Mrs. Albert Grind, grand
chief of the Pythian Sisters, were several
Salem ladies. Present were Mrs. Clifford
Schultz, . Mrs. Harry Wilson, Mrs. Al
Niederberger, Mrs. Nora Pearce, Mrs.
Doris Stanton, Mrs. Wayne Stanton, Mrs.
Herman Bergner, Miss Betty Jean Berg
ner, Mrs. Scott Ebright, Mrs. Trills Oat
man, Mrs. Emma Solie, Mrs. Axel Ja
cobsen, Mrs. A. W. Rockafellow and Mrs.
P.ay Wolf, most excellent chief of Cen
tralis temple, Pythian Sisters, in Salem.
Woman's Society of Christian Service
of the Jason Lee Methodist church will
meet in thevKirby room at 10:30 a.m.
on Wednesday. Luncheon will be
served at noon by the April-October
circle.
. The committee on the status of worn.
ea will be in charge of the program. Fol
lowing devotions, a playlet, "The Light
of the World," will be presented. Mrs.
Ernest P. Goulder will' tell about the
recent western jurisdiction meetings of
the Methodist church in Spokane, Wash,
Hostesses for the Hollywood Lions
club auxiliary Wednesday will be Mrs.
O. M. Engdehl, Mrs. Leslie Carson, Mrs.
Robert Henna and Mrs. James W. Tin
da 11. The group will meet at 8 o'clock
at the Engdahl home, 1787 Park avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell C. Munson will ;
be honored at an open house' Easter
Sunday afternoon (tomorrow) in cele
bration of their silver wedding anniver
sary. The couple was married 25 year
ago today, April 4.
The party Is being planned by the
Munsona' daughter, Miss Janet Munson,
their granddaughter, Miss Katherine E;
Munson, and Mrs. William C. Munson,
their daughter-in-law.
Friends have been invited to greet
the couple at their home, 880 E street,
from 2 to 4 o'clock on Sunday.
Cascade chapter, National Secretaries
association, will meet at the home of
Mrs. Jean Brimacombe, 1610 South
Commercial, for dinner at 6:30 o'clock
on Tuesday. Mrs. Terete Hanks will
be chairman the hostess committee and
assisting will be Mrs. Brimacombe, Mrs.
Ray Pinson and Mrs. Mabel Marqulss.
Parliamentary procedure will be the
theme for Salem Toastmistress club
when the group meets for dinner at the
Golden Pheasant Thursday evening at
8 o'clock. Mrs. J. M. Hartley will be
toastmistress and Mrs. A. H. Ullman will
be hostess. . General evaluator of the
proceedings will be Miss Marie Bosch.
WeBleyan Service guild of the Jason
Lee Methodist church will meet Monday
at 8 p.m. with Mrs. Paul Silke, 745
Hood. Devotions will be led by Mrs.
. Elmer Boyer and on the agenda Is elec
tion of officers, the annual plant sale
and balancing of the budget.
Assisting Mrs. Silke will be Mrs. Mel-
via. Kelley, Mrs. T. E Borkman and
Mrs. Archie Brewster.
Past matrons and patrons of Chad
wick chapter Order of Eastern Star, will
be honored at the meeting on Tuesday
at 8 p.m. at the Masonic temple. It
will also be charter night.
Labish camp at Qulnaby will be the
host group for the 86th Do well dlstrjct
convention of Royal weigrjDors of Amer
ica on Wednesday. . Salem, Sllverton,
Woodburn and Qulnaby camps will as.
semble at the Keizer grange hall at
8:45 for registration.
' Mrs. Vivian Thompson of Qulnaby
will preside during the session, and
other district officers assisting will be
Mrs. Hazel Tyler of Woodburn, vice ora
cle; Mrs. Marie Thomas of Sllverton,
past oracle; Mrs. Earl Kasson of Salem,
chancellor; Mrs. Verda Beckner of
Qulnaby, recorder; Mrs. Clairee John
son of Qulnaby, marshal; Mrs. Betty
Field of Qulnaby, assistant marshal;
Mrs. Ethel Davenport of , Salem, inner
sentinel; Mrs. Edith Grace of Sllverton,
outer sentinel; Mrs. John Sohrt of Sa
lem, musician; Mrs. Edna Jones of Quin
aby, flag bearer; Mrs Mary White of
Woodburn, faith; Mrs. LaVon Roemer
of Sllverton,- courage; Mrs, Stanley
Quamme of Salem, modesty; Mrs. Har
riet Chrlstofferson of Qulnaby, unself
ishness; Mrs. Lovey Burke of v Wood
burn, endurance.
Special guests will be Mrs. Mae
Logan of Portland, state supervisor, and
Mrs. Luther Miles of Sslem, district
deputy.
Ladles of the Keizer grange will serve
a banquet at 6 o'clock, and at 7:30 p.m.,
the program will begin.
" Missouri club members will meet
with Mrs. R. E. Goerke, 1305 North
Cottsge, for a no-host luncheon at 12:30
p.m. on Tuesday.
Mrs. Effie Maye White will entertain
the Salem Writers club on Tuesday at
her home, 4055 Beck avenue, at 7:45
p.m.
Woodburn Extension
Units Elect Officers
Woodburn Mrs. -Lester
Walling was elected chairman
of the West Woodburn Home
Extension unit at a meetina
held Thursday afternoon at the
Woodburn library. Other new
officer are Mrs. C. D. Green
inger, vice chairman; Mrs. Joe
Walker, Sr., secretary and Mr.
Delbert Seely, treasurer.
Topic for the afternoon dis
cussion was "Becoming a
Good Buyer," and was con
ducted by Miss Pauline Ichtp
lowsky of Salem, county home
demonstration agent. Hostesses
were Mrs. Thomas Railing and
Mrs. Albert Rellinf who serv
ed coffee and dessert In addi
tion to the sack lunch at noon.
The meeting opened at 10 ajn.
The next meeting will be
May 7 at the home of Mrs. V.
L. Reinecke, 951 Fifth street,
and the topic will be "Care of
Rug and Upholstery."
Election of new officers fea
tured the meeting of the
Union Home Extension unit
which met Thursday, April 2,
at the home of Mrs. Alfred
Aicher east of Woodburn. Mrs.
Carl Henning was elected
chairman; Mr. Louise Zaeh,
vice chairman and Mr. Roy
Love, secretary-treasurer.
Tw enty-ccTCA member were
peccant.
A sack hnch with coffee
furnished by the kostcs and
dessert by members was served
at noon. The committee serv
ing included Mrs. R. A. Lohse,
Mrs. C. G. Gulllford and Mrs.
Herbert Koenlg. '
Topic for discussion was
"The Care of Rugs and Uphol
stery," and wac- conducted by
Mr. Ermina Fisher, county
home demonstration agent, of
Salem.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. John G.
Cornwell and the topic will be
"Herbs for Variety and Ac
cent."
Mr. Angel Girl Wins
Mt. Angel Miss Carol
Brandt, Sllverton,' junior at
Mount Angel Academy, ' was
the first place winner in the
contest entitled "Religion and
Its History in thePactfic North
west," sponsored by the "An
gelus" of Mount Angel Sem
inary. Carol received a $10
eash award and the academy
will receive a hand-carved
plaque and a year's subscrip
tion to the St. Joseph's maga
zlne. Csrol attended grade
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of" red tope in gov'ment.
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David W. Phelps, radar
technician with - the' Air
Force, who was among those
at the H-Bomb test in the
Marshall Islands. He is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. David
Phelps of 455 University
street. '' ;
Phelps Off for
Duly in Texas
Leaving Salem for duty in
Texas the first of this week
after spending a 20-day leave
here was David W. Phelps, son
of 'Mr; and Mrs. David Phelps
of 499 South University street.
Phelps, a radar technician
with the Air Force, was among
those men taking part in the
hydrogen bomb test at the
Marshall islands. He spent four
months In the Marshall Islands.
A graduate of Salem high
school! class with the class of
1949, the Air Force man en
listed in that branch of the
service in January, 1990. He
is now to be stationed at Berg-
strom Air Force Base, Austin,
Texas.
8ALEM HONOR STUDENTS
Oregon . College of Educa
tion, Monmouth Students
from Salem who were selected
for the honor role are Roger
Dasch, Darlene Gortxnaker,'
Joanne Hendrie, Seniors and
Charles Baker, Allen Fulmer,
both freshmen. .' - '
Three Join
Cattle Club
Robert L. Barnes, Jsmes G.
Phillips, both of Sllverton, and
L. L. Lee of Salem, have been
named members of The Amer
ican Jersey Cattle club. These
men are local breeders of reg
istered Jersey csttle.
The recent applications of
Barnes, Phillips, and Lee for
membership were approved by
the club's board of directors at
their last meeting. Require
ments for membership specify
that an applicant must be an
owner of Jersey cattle and be
a careful and reliable breeder.
The applications of each of
these men were endorsed by
at least five members of the
club. The memberships give
them the privilege of voting
in the organization's affairs.
They are also entitled to spe
cial membership fees when
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was organized In 1808 and ever
since has preserved the rec- t
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moted the Jersey breed. Its
national headquarters is in Co
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