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THK CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem. Oregon
Monday, June 1, 1953 ,
McKay Plans
Secretary of the ' Interior
Douglas McKar plana to spend
his vacation at hla Neikowin
beach cottage next Aufuat
Following a governor'a con-
ference to be held In Seattle I
in August, Secretary McKay
and Mrs. McKay, under pres
ent plana, will come to Oregon
and hope to spend two weeka
at the beach.
The secretary will leave for
Washington Wednesday, but
wiU return on June 8 when he
will speak at a Republican ral
ly at the Benson Polytechnic
school in Portland, planned to I
begin at 8 pjn.
On the following day he will
visit briefly the USS Helena,
the same ship on Which be and
other cabinet designates con
ferred with the then President
elect Eisenhower while the
ship was enroute from Wake
Island to Hawaii.
On June 10 the secretary will
be the principal speaker at the
dedication of Detroit dam. af
ter which he will return to
Washington, D. C
Chefs De Gore
Have Election
The annual meeting of past
Cbeis de gare of Voiture 133,
, 40 et 8 Societe of the American
Legion was held at breakfast
Memorial Day morning at the
Cold Arrow.
Dr. Verde n. I. Hockett was
elected president for the next
year, although he could not be
present because be is stationed
at the Navy medical center in
Crane, Ind. O. E. Palmateer
retired as president. Waldo
Mills was elected vice presi
dent and George Averett was
re-elected secretary.
Ted Bra bee, the 'immediate
past chef de gare, was initiated
into the organization.
- Those present, and the year
in which they served in office,
were: ' "
Robin Day, 1924; Charles J.
Johnson, 1926: O. E. Palma
teer, 1938; George Averett,
1941; Chester Zumwalt, 1941;
Ira Filcber, 1944; waiter J.
Kirk, 1943; Charles H. Hug-
gins, 1947; A. J. Feilen, 1948;
Brazier - Small, 1949; Luther
Jensen, 1930; Bert Victor,
1951; T. J. Brabec, 1952.
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East Salem
East Salem There are
summer vacation guests in East
8alem homes and vacation
trips are being started each
week now.
At the home of Mr. and Mrs.
H albert Kemper on Lansing
Ave., axe her brother and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rings,
Jr., and children, Vernon II,
Michael and RuaselL from Wild
Rose, N. D. Coming down for
a family dinner on Sunday
ware their - parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon Rings, Sr., and
daughter Kay, from Banks.
. Mrs. Clyde ColweU was hos
iers for the Thursday after
noon meeting of the Merry
Minglers club at her Bieber
Ave. home. Present for the
luncheon and social afternoon
were Mrs. Ernest Barker, Mrs.
Covil Case, Mrs. Carl Synder,
Mi. Albert Fabry, Mrs. Allen
McCain, Mrs. Ernest Buetler.
Mrs. Harry Sprick, Ms. Robert
Fromm, Mrs. J. B. Wittington,
Mrs. Wade Carter, Mrs. Harvey
Page, Mrs. Anna Jess. Mrs. J,
Irving Wagers, Mrs. R. Gordon
Scott the hostess and her spe
cial guest, Mrs. Kenneth Van
Cleave. The special gift was
given to Mrs. Fromm. The club
. will have two more meetings
before summer vacation, with
the June meeting with Mrs
Earl Mattn.
This is rally week for the
membership of Evangelistic
Temple at the corner of Mar
ket and Park Ave., as they have
a new paster who started his
ministry with the church on
unday Rev. L. A Larson,
Wednesday night, June S, he
. ana am xamiiy are to be wel
eomed with a reception at the
hurch. Supper will be served
at 8:30 p-m. and a get-acquaint-
td nour will follow.
The regular meeting of the
Grace Lutheran church Ladies
Aid will be held Friday after
noon, June I. in the church
parlors.
GEN. WILLIAMS DIES
Pasadena, Calif. 1") Funer
al services today were sched
uled here for Mai. Gen. John
F. Williams, 68, World War II
. chief of the National Guard. He
succumbed Saturday to cancer.
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