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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem. Oregoa
ThiOTday. May 14. 1953
Silverton
ALUnit
Election
Silverton Nomination and
lection of officeri for Delbert
Reevei unit. No. 7, American
Legion auxiliary, were com
pleted Monday evening at Le
gion hall. Installation will be
.after the itate convention dur
ing June, at Seaside.
Mn. Charlie Bascue was
elected president; first vice
president, Mrs. Nettie Noren;
second vice - president. Mrs,
Bruce Billings; secretary, Mrs.
Ernest L. Starr; treasurer, Mrs.
C. E. Higinbotham; chaplain,
Mrs. Dewey Allen; correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. Ralph
Francis; historian, Mrs. Clad'
wyn Hamre; sergeant-at-arms,
Miss Margie Moseng; and
members of the executive com
mittee, Mrs. Harry Kuch, Mrs.
E. A. Kern and Mrs. Thomas
BlundeU.
The unit voted to sponsor
Mrs. Clarence B. Grund for
president of district No. 2. The
unit has arranged for delegates
to attend the state convention.
Silverton membership is now
130, the quota being 166 mem
bers. Reports were given on
the Gold Star Mothers tea and
the Marion county assembly
meeting.
The sewing club's donations
to the Portland veterans facil
ity this year are valued at
$242.45. Mrs. Victor Howard
was president this year. On
May 21, the club Is to meet at
the home of Mrs. ciaawyn
Hamre for the day.
Mrs. Richard MacLeay of
Chicago, sister of Mrs. Ralph
Francis, was a guest at the
meeting.
Today's Menu
' The Bride Cooks Dinner
Springtime Green Pea Soup
Broiled Steak
Mashed Potatoes
French-fried Onion Rings
Buttered Carrots
Fresh Pineapple Beverage
Slides of Trip to
Europe Shown Guild
Colored slides of the Euro
pean tour taken last year by
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Baldock
provided the program for the
Junior guild, St Paul's Epis
copal church, on Tuesday. Mrs.
Baldock showed the pictures,
accompanying t h showing
with comments.
Sixty members and guests
attended the program and
meeting. The tables were dec
orated with spring flowers and
candles surrounding pastel col
ored May poles.
Guests Included Mrs. M. Bid
die Saul, Mrs. Jessie M. David
son and Mrs. C. B. McCullough.
Those honored for May birth
days were Mrs. Kate G, Bell,
Mrs. William H. Lytic, Miss
Virginia Nowlen, Mrs. H. R.
Walters, Mrs. E. E. Chapman,
Mrs. Lawrence Osterman and
the Rev. George H. Swift, who
gave a short talk.
Mrs. Homer Goulet will en
tertain the guild at her coun
try home on June 6, the group
to meet for no-host lunch
eon at 1 o'clock. ',
Couple Wed Here
At Baptist Church
Wed at ceremony in the
Fireplace room of the First
Baptist ciurch on Saturday,
May v, were Mrs. Anna Loew
n and James Wyatt of Port
land. The bride is the daugh
ter of Mrs. John Loewen and
Mr. Wyatfs mother is Mrs.
tela Wyatt, of Portland. The
Rev. Lloyd T. Anderson per
formed the service before IS
friends and relatives at 2
o'clock In the afternoon. The
wedding music was played by
Mrs. Lloyd T. Anderson.
Springtime Green Pea Soup
Ingredients: 1 package froz
en green peas, 4 scallions, 1
chicken bouillon cube, 2 table
spoons butter or margarine, 1
tablespoons flour, 1 cup light
cream, salt snd pepper.
Method: Put peas in a sauce
pan. Wash and clean scallions
leaving most of green tops on
dice fine, including tops; add
to peas. Use the amount of
boiling water suggested on
package and cook peas and
scallions together until very
tender. Drain; add enough hot
water to the pea liquid to
niake 1 cup; dissolve bouillon
cube in this. Force peas
through a fine sieve to puree.
Melt butter In a saucepan;
blend In flour. Add bouillon
and cream all at one time.
Cook and stir constantly over
low heat until slightly thick
ened. Add pea puree. Stir and
reheat, but do not boil, adding
salt to taste. If soup Is not
entirely smooth strain through
cheesecloth-lined strainer be
fore reheating. Makes 1 serv
ings.
h It wonh row while to try.
FORMULA
The bride wore a dress of
pink nylon net and lace, bal
lerina length, and carried a
Bible topped with a gardenia.
A pink flower hat completed
her costume.
Matron of honor was Mrs.
Robert Stone, who wore a
white lace dress and carried
a nosegay of blue Irises. She
wore a blue flower hat.
James Miles wss best man
for Mr. Wyatt
At the reception which fol
lowed the ceremony, Mrs.
Harry Johnson cut the cake.
Mrs. Nels Sipola poured and
serving was Mrs. James Miles.
Passing the guest book was
Mrs. Arnold Krueger.
The couple is at home at
1820 Trade. Mr. Wyatt is
with the Multnomah Plywood
company of Portland.
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Dallas New officers were installed recently for the
local assembly of Order of Rainbow for Girls. Lrft to
right: Miss Mary Bell, faith; Miss Loma Lawrence, c rity;
Miss Margie Nelson, new worthy adviser; Miss Mary Ger
linger, outgoing worthy adviser; Miss Geraldine Reinemer,
associate worthy adviser; Miss Charlene Wiedeman, hope.
Mothers Breakfast v
Given by FL Club
Annual Mother's day break
fast for the Salem FL club was
an event of Sunday morning at
the Marion hotel. Members and
guests were welcomed by Mrs.
Trov Wood, president, and the
response was given by Mrs. L.
J. Kimble. Mrs. Keith Hender
son honored Mrs. Ethel Me-
Clav and Mrs. E. C. Mennis
with a reading, the two women
beine-" charter members who
have attended tnis annual ai-
fair for 16 years. Piano num
bers were played by Miss Jo
delle Parker and Miss Doris
Kimble.
Present were Mrs. Virgil
Parker, Miss Jodelle Parker,
Mrs. J. H. Lewis, Miss Linda
Britton, Mrs. Oiville Britton,
Mrs. A. L. Roher, Mrs. Theo
dore Rhoades, Mrs. Clyde Jay,
Miss Delores Jay, Mrs. Ed
Holmquist, Mrs. Robert Lau-
dahl, Mrs. L. E. Mosher, Mrs.
Wendall Ewing, Mrs. J. P.
Ewing, Mrs. Victor Koop, Mrs.
Goldia Kyle, Mrs. C. J. Kim
ble, Miss Doris Kimble, Mrs.
Paul Smith, Miss Terry Smith,
Miss Dessle McClay, Mrs. R. B.
McClay, Mrs. Mike Simmons,
Mrs. Lela Beach, Mrs. Vers La
Due, Miss Jackie La Due, Mrs.
Lawrence McClure, Miss Don
na McClure, Mrs. Walter Hunt,
Mrs. Wesley Hunter, Miss Di
ane Rich, Miss Claudia Rich,
Mrs. Troy Wood, Miss Penny
Wood, Mrs. Keith Henderson,
Mrs. Morris Laudahl, Mrs. Lea
Henderson, Mrs. Everett So-
den, Mils Kay Soden, Miss
Dorlsjean Shafer, Mrs. Fred
Shafer, Mrs. Gavin Hill, Miss
Joanne Hill, Mrs. E. C. Men
nil, Mrs. Colene McLaughlin
of Portland. "
Chapter Installs
Alpha Ipsllon chapter of
Beta Sigma Phi installed new
officers when the group met
last evening at the home of
Mrs. Donald Stiffler.
Mrs. Eldon Lindhorst heads
the group as president this
coming yesr. Mrs. Stiffler as
outgoing president was Install-
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B'nai B'rith Lists
Officers for Year
Willamette chapter of B'nai
B'rith elected its new officers
on Tuesday, Mrs. Mike Stein
bock installing the new lead
ers following the election. Mrs.
Herbert Adler and Mrs. John
Golden assisted Mrs. Stein-
lng officer.
Mrs. Wilson Beckford was
In charge of the program.
Mrs. Douglas Stearns snd Miss
Pat Ramseyer were guest
speakers to discuss sculpture.
bock.
Mrs. Sidney P. Levene is pre
sident; Mrs. Jules Jacobson,
first vice president; Mrs. Abe
Samuels, second vice president;
Mrs. Harry Merin, recording
secretary; Mrs. Maurice Blum,
corresponding secretary; Mrs,
William Harris, treasurer; Mrs.
J. Rowe, sentinel; Mrs. Harry
Perlman, guard; Mrs. Herbert
Adler, Mrs. Abram Volchok,
Mrs. Sam Muchnick. trustees.
Servicn and' civic problems
will be projects of the club for
the coming year.
Refreshments were served
by Mrs. Sam Muchnick and
Mrs. Sanford Cowan to the
members snd guest, Mrs. Jer
ome Willisms, who hss re
cently com to Salem from Seattle.
Miss Etzel
Recent Bride
' A bride at St. Joseph's Cath
olic church on Saturday, May
0, was Miss Doris Marie Etzel,
daughter of Mr., and Mrs.
George E. Etzel of Dallas. She
wai wed to Charles Thornton
Coffey, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth J. Coffey of Salem,
at a 10 o'clock double ring
ceremony, the He v. josepn
Vanderbeck officiating. Altar
boys were Thornton Coffey,
cousin of the bridegroom, and
John Hamstreet. Corin Alexan
der and Wayne Meusey provid
ed the music for the service.
Calls lilies, pink carnations and
yellow tulips decorated the
church.
The bride, given in
riage by her father, wo
wedding dress of Chantilly. lace
with nylon tulle and satin. It
was fashioned with lace tiers
at the sides of the skirt and a
bodice styled -with scalloped
neckline and lace sleeves. A
pearl trimmed satin cap e
cured the bride's fingertip veil.
She carried a bouquet of gar
denias surrounding an orchid.
Maid of honor for her sister
was Miss Marietta Etzel and
bridesmaids were Miss Shirley
Coffey, the bridegroom's sis
ter, Mrs. Richard Gray, sister
of the bride, Miss JoAnn Rohde
and Miss Celia Wolf. Cynthia
Gray was the flower girl. Their
dresses were of pastel taffeta
under wnite net, ballerina
length, and they wore match
ing headbands. All the attend
ants carried bouquets of Esther
Reed daisies.
Herbert Bauer was the best
man and ushering the guests
were M e 1 v I n Staudinger,
George Schmidt, Paul Muller
and Richard uray.
For her daughter's wedding,
Mrs. Etzel wore a two-piece
slate blue dress of silk shan
tung with pink and navy ac
cessories. Mrs. Coffey, the
bridegroom's mother, wore s
blue silk dress with white and
blue accessories. Their flowers
were pink carnations and rose
buds. At the reception in the Wom
an's club house, Mrs. Msry
June Wofford, sunt oi ine
bridegroom, cut we caxe ana
nmirinu were Mrs. John Haf-
ner, aunt of the bride, and Mrs.
John C. Benish. Assisting were
Mn. Barney Covey, Miss Lou
ril Jenkins. Mrs. Herbert
Bauer. Mrs. Melvin Staudinger
and Mn. Henry Gambit
Mr. and Mrs. Cofi-y will be
at home at 677 North Summer
following a short wedding trip.
For traveling, Mrs. Coffey wore
a powder blue dressmaker suit
with pink and navy accessories.
The bride attended schools in
Perrydale and is now a secre
tary at the Oregon Pulp and
Paper company. Mr. Coffey at
tended Sacred Heart academy
and has recently returned
home following four years
with the U.S. air force.
CDofA court to be established
at Tigard next Sunday, May
17, with the ceremonies slated
to begin at 1 o'clock p m at
the St. Anthony's school hall.
All Catholic Daughters arc in
vited to attend.
The Rev. Cyril Lebold, OSB.
chaplain, was present at th
meeting and addressed th
members. Mrs. F. J. Schwab
received the attendance award.
a social for members will be
Monday, May 25. To serve on
this committee are, Mrs. Nor
bert Butsch, chairman; Mrs.
J. L. Wschter, Mn. Frsnle
Fessler. Miss Elizabeth Unger,
Mrs. Alvin Saalfield, Miss Eu
stelle Bauman, Miss Margaret
Traeger, Mn. Allie Schmltt,
Mn. P. N. Smith and Mrs. M
A. Wsgncr.
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deserve a
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There's nothing second-best about your
graduate . . . and there mustn't be anything
second-best about this never-to-be-forgotten
day, nor the gift you choose to tell of your
pride and love.
Give your graduate America's finest watch
a Hamilton. So reliable, the name is
famous as "the watch of railroad accuracy."
So beautifully designed it will be worn with
pride for a lifetime. And faithful for a life
timepowered by an unbreakable mainspring
of precious Dynavar.
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Miss Bauman to Head
Mt. Angel CDA Court
Mt. Angel Miss Eustelle
Bauman was elected grand re
Bent of court Marion No. 718,
Catholic Daughters of Amer
ica, at annual elections on
Monday evening. Mrs. Dorothy
Sprauer served as grand re
gent during the past year.
Other officers elected are:
Mn. Charles Bochsler, vice-regent;
Mn. Alphonse Schacher,
prophetess; Miss Margaret
Traeger, financial . secretary;
Mrs. Vincent Smith, treasurer;
Mrs. Urban Butsch, monitor;
Mn. Edward Hammer, lectur
er; Mrs. Eugene Hoffer, sen
tinel; Miss Patricia Connell, or
ganist: and Mrs. Frank Aman
and Miss Anne Erwert, trus
tees. Installation of officers will
take place at the next business
meeting, slated for Monday
evening, June 8. In charge of
the social will be the yearly
social committee.
Mrs. Vincent Smith, Junior
chairman, reported on the ac
tivity of the junion during the
past month. The first Sunday
in May they astiited in serv
ing at the annual Sodality
breakfast, and during the af
ternoon took care of the baby
sitting at Mt. Angel seminary
for snnual "Laity Day." The
girls have a sewing project for
a needy family, and will as
sist in serving at the commu
nity Mother's dsy breakfast
next Sunday, May 17.
Mn. Alois Keber, war relief
chairman, is getting ready to
package and ship used clothing
to war stricken areas, snd ar
ticles msy be brought to her
home now. Reports were giv
en by Mn. E. A. Hsmmer and
Mrs. Val Eberle.
Announcement was made of
the organization of a new
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