Pac 10 FOOD SECTION
Gates
. Gate The Gates Woman'
club met in regular aeation,
Thursday evening, in the rec
reation rooms ot the high
school, Mrs. Kenneth Martig
presiding. Mrs. Walter Thomas,
chairman of the youtn commit
tee, reported on the trip to
Vancouver, made by the senior
girl scouts, accompanied by
Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Philip
Hess.
The next several meetings of
the club will be held at the
home of Mrs. Margie Ander
son, Thursday afternoon. Sept
3. A pot luck luncheon will be
served.
Mrs. Glenn Gordon, Mrs.
Dale Reynolds, and Mrs. Don
Miley will act as hostesses at
the regular meeting, Sept 14.
Refreshments were served
by Mrs. W. R. Hutcheson, Mrs.
Floyd Volkel and Mrs. Jack
Brown to members and two
guests, Mrs. Raymond Hobbs
and Miss Janet Klecker, in at
tendance. Mrs. Edwin Kadlne was hon
ored Friday evening by birth
day dinner, given by her daugh
ter, Mrs. Margie Anderson, at
her home. Present were Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Kadine and
daughter, Judy, Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Kadine, Dick Parker and
the hostess and daughters, Lin
da and Linette.
Portland visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mar
tig over Sunday were Mr. Mar
tig's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Martig and Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Wsllen and three
Children. '
Miss Janet Klecker of Stay
ton is visiting at the home of
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Millsap.
Mr. and Mrs. Verner Evans
left last week for their new
home in Kingman, Ariz. Their
departure had been delayed by
guests from California.
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Hen
ness had as their guests sev
eral days last week their son
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Henness and son, Bobble, from
Alderminer, Wash. .
L. T. Henness and daughter.
Mrs. LiUie Lake had numerous
guests over the week end and
during the week. Among them
were Mrs. Ida Geddes and
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem,' Oregon
ThurnUr, August 27, 1951
Wheatland
Wheatland Honoring Mrs
George Sergeant of ' Grand
Island on her 91st birthday.
the Hopewell Seventh Day Ad'
ventlst church, of which she
is member, held a one o'clock
birthday picnic dinner Sunday
at the Miss Maude Williamson
state park in the .Wheatland
district About 40 relatives and
friends attended.
Honoring James Clevengeri
for his birthday, his wife en
tertained with a dinner at their
home in the Wheatland district
Sunday. Forty-two relatives
attended. Many nice and use
ful gifts were presented. ,
Mr. Clevenger is an uncle
of the liberated prisoner of
war Pfc. Edward Clevenger of
the Unionoale district, who ar
rived in San Francisco, Calif.,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gil
christ of Portland were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Beaty. Mr. Gilchrist
returned to his home Sunday
evening. Mrs. Gilchrist re
mained for several days. The
women are sisters. -
Hopewell
Carol Curtis Pattern
Perfect far Campos Wear! The
knitted turtle-neck dickey of a
dozen uses to wear over a sports
dress, under an off-tiie-shoulder
blouse, as a wind-deterrent under
winter coat as a decorative
trlmmed-wlth-beads bib on an
afternoon dress 1 Dickey can be
buttoned In back as illustrated or
buttoned In front and the turtle
neck opened into lapels. Knit it of
bright wool yarns for sports wear,
in white or gold-wound white
wool for dreu wear. Do it in a
color to match a winter coat to
wear as a snug CQld-preventerl
Send 30c for the KNITTED
DICKEY (Pattern No. 183) com
plete knitting instructions, trim
mine instructions. YOUR NAME.
ADDRESS. PATTERN NUMBER
to CAROL CURTIS. Capital Jour
nal, 662 Mission street San Fran
cisco 5, Calif.
Hopewell Mrs. George Sar-I
geant celebrated her 91st birth
day Sunday af ernoon with a
picnic in her honor at the Wil
liamson State park. About 60
relatives and friends enjoyed
a potluck dinner at 1 p.m., and
the afternoon was spent visit
tag.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ser
geant of College Place, Wash.
are visiting his mother, Mrs.
George Sergeant, at the home
ot Mr, and Mrs. Charles Ser
geant on Grand bland.
daughter, Miss Daisy McClain,
Mrs, Lester Mason, Mr. and
Mrs. -Clyde Gentry, all of MM
City; Mr. and Mrs. George
Murphy from Centralis, Wash,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Henness and
son from Alderminer, Wash.;
Ronnie Gordon and Miss Vesta
Davis, Independence; William
Savage, ot Dexter, Ore.; Mrs.
Burton Knutson and children,
Newport; Mrs. Chris Knutson
of Foster, and Mrs. Mary Mc
Clain and daughter. Myrtle,
from Calistoga, Calif., former
residents .of Mill City.
STEVE BOPEB
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The Perfect Combination! Vers
easy-to-make lumper offers prin
cess styling with or without pock
ets. The blouse has a fashlon-wlse
collar and three-quarter sleeves.
Either one can be made in a wide
variety of fabrics.
No. 3943 Li cut In a. 11. 11
IS. 17. 19. Site 13: JumDer with
out pocseu. at yqs. 64-In. Blouse,
3 yds. 39-ln.
Snd 30c for PATTERN with
Name, Address, Style Number and
one. Address- PATTERN bu
reau, caMtal journal. 452 Mis
sion street. Sen Francisco 6, Calif.
HENRY
By Carl Anderson
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LEGAL FUN
Fort Worth, Tex. (UR)Part
of the entertainment on the
program of the convention of
the Texas bar association, was
appropriate. Gilbert and Sulli
van's "Trial by Jury."
ACCIDENTAL MEETING
Yakima, Wash. U.R)l Joe
Goodykoontz of Cody, Wyo.,
hadn't seen his nephew here
for 17 years, so he set out to
, BOOM ss BOARD
find him. As he was Iookinc.
his car forced another off the
road and against a telephone
cole. The nenhew Italia
Goodykoontz, was the driver of
me otner car.
HOME WORK
Hartford, Conn (U.B A book
entitled "Modern Criminal In
vestigation" which has a chap
ter on 'Techniauei nf Pnrsla.
ry" was stolen from the Hart-
iora ruDiic LiDrsry.
By Ahera
f y'WEAN V0U BOUGHT W ITS 9S MILES W THE VERY NAME OF IT
L THAT CAMP LOT M FROM HEBE, SLEEPV PINE SLOPES 1
y FROM CHATM0RE AND VCXJ6 LOT 1 SHOWS ITS ON HIGH
WITHOUT FIRST SEEING MAY BE IN A GROUND' -THE LOT IS
I WHAT IT WAS LIKE? V A 5.' 50 BY 100 FEET. AND
-weluthats typical f that size property is 1
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