Tuesday, December 8, 1933
TUT rAPITiL JOURNAL. Salenu 6rot
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Are Goldenweds Mr. and Mrs. Martin Welssbeck,
g above, observed their golden wedding anniversary in
late November and were honored at a reception given
family and friends at Silverton.
Election Features
US Lodge Meeting
Silverton Officers were
nominated and elected at last
week's meeting of Home tem
ple. No. 21, Pythian Sisters.
Tive 25-year jewels were pre
sented. . To serve as most excellent
chief for the additional year of
19S4, Mrs. Harvey Kaser was
re-elected. Assisting officials
Include: Excellent senior, Mrs.
Bessie Morgan; excellent jun
ior, Mrs. Ted Lorenzen; man
ager, Mrs. Jack Morton; secre
tary, Mrs. Berger Feneide;
treasurer, Mrs. Orlo Thompson;
protector, Mrs. Earl Meyer;
guard, Mrs. Mae Higinbotham;
pianist, Mrs. Ralph Adams; in
stallation officer, Mrs. Goldie
Down; captain of the degree
staff, Mrs. Theodore Grace;
trustee for three years, Mrs.
TJelbert Iverson; and press cor
respondent, Mrs. Clarence Mor
ley. Temple members accepted an
invitation to visit Centralia
temple No. 11, Salem, for a
reception at 8 p.m., Saturday,
December 12, honoring Don R.
Judson, grand chancellor of
the grand domain of Oregon
Knights of Pythias.
. Those wishing to donate fruit
and vegetables to the Oregon-
Washington Pythian home
should either bring the dona
tions to the temple meeting of
Thursday, December 17, or
leave them by that date, at the
110 South Third street home
ef Mn. Bessie Morgan.
Presented 25 - year jewels
were Mrs. Lillian Heald, es
corted by the manager, Mrs.
Alva VanCleave, and a daugh
ter of Mrs. Heald, Mrs. Berger
Feneide. Mrs. Elizabeth Cool'
y, escorted by the manager
and Mrs. Clarence Money; Mrs.
Joe Stayner. of Bremerton, es-
corted by the manager and Mrs.
Albert Grinde, past grand
ehief; Mrs. Carl Specht, escort
ed by the manager and her hus
band, Carl Specht; and Mrs.
Emll Loe, escorted by her hus
band, and the manager.
The general Jewel presenta
tion speech was given vy Mrs.
Ben Gifford.
One visitor was Mrs. Willow
Ivans, a member of Centralia
temple No. 11, Salem, a guest
ef Mrs. Joe Staymer.
Mrs. Kaser, MEC, named as
the Christmas committee on ar
rangements for the Thursday
evening meeting, December 17,
Mrs. Albert Grinde and Mrs.
Bessie Morgan.
On the refreshment commit
tee personnel will be Mrs. Net
tie Noren, Mrs. Lena Hamilton,
Mrs. Arthur Nelson and Mrs.
Richard Nelson.
The Pythian Sisters Officers'
elub members will meet at the
rural home of Miss Merle Bow-
en for a 1:30 luncheon, Friday,
December 11. There will be a
program and gift exchange and
the revealing of the past year's
"secret sisters."
The members of the commit
tee serving refreshments fol
Inorinff th orofram and bus!
ni meetine were Mrs. Jack
Morton. Mrs. Jack Tuggle, Mrs.
Earl Meyer and Mrs. Clarence
Morley.
Representatives from 14
chapters attended the board
luncheon meeting of depart
ment of Oregon, American
Gold Star Mothers, in the
Coral room of the Marion ho
tel last week.
Department president, Mrs.
Carl Gimoi of Eugene, presid
ed at the meeting. Mrs. Ar
thur McChesney, national
committee woman of Spring
field, was parliamentarian.
Mrs. Ethel Jewett, Seattle,
Wash., president of the Wash
ington State department ot
American Gold Star Mothers,
and a number of her officers
were guests at the luncheon,
A report on the budget
committee was given by the
chairman, Mrs. Mildred Cur
tis of Grants Pass. Reports
on work done 'in the Camp
White domiciliary and the
Roseburg veterans hospital
were given by V.A.V. repre
sentatives, Mrs. Marion Each,
Medford, and Mrs. Minnie
Moyer, Roseburg.
Department hospital chair
man, Miss Barbara Brum
baugh of Toledo, told of the
needs of the veteran's hospit
als. The new constitution and
by-laws were explained by
the parliamentarian, Mrs. Ar
thur McChesney.
Mr., Mrs. Vatson
Married 50 Years
Aurora Friendship house
of Smyrna church near Yoder
was the scene Sunday, Decem
ber 8, of open house in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Wat
son, on their EOth wedding an
niversary.
Parents of 10 children, the
honored couple were joined
at the anniversary festivities
by their nine living sons and
daughters, Mrs. Russel (Beu-
lah) Ray of Marquam, Mrs.
Melvin (Ester) Olson of Yoder,
Mrs. Paul (Amy) Nordyke,
Corvallis. Mrs. Harold (Anna)
Mclntyre, Vernonia, Howard
Watson ot Agate Beach; Mrs
Virgil (Hazel) Fahe, Gervais,
Mrs. Jerry (Rosa) Coffman of
Mehama, Richard Watson of
Yoder, and Fred Watson of
Oregon City. Their tenth
child, Mrs. Willis (Edith) Yo
der of Aurora, passed on in
1938. They have 23 grand
children and seven great
grand children.
Mr, and Mrs. Watson were
married December 8, 1903, in
Oregon City. Mrs. Watson,
nee Rosa Bonheur Yoder, was
born in Missouri. Mr. Watson
was born in 1878 at Moor-
head, Kansas.
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Room Mother
System Approved
Members ot the MeKinlev
School Mothers club approved
the plan to try the room moth'
er system during a meeting In
the school Monday night The
executive board will decide
how mothers are to be selected.
Mrs. Ralph L. Boone was ap
pointed tea chairman for the
sehool's Valentine tea, set tor
February 11. Mrs. John G.
Groom was made co-chairman.
The program waa presented
by Mason McQuiston who ex
plained the state's pilot pro
gram for gifted children. Mr.
McQuiston is in charge of this
program.
Mra. Charles Mills, vice pre
sident, presided at the meeting
in the absence of the president,
Mrs. Robert W. Fenix.
Junior CD A at
Mt. Angel Meets
Mt Angel Christmas dec
orations were used in the
meeting room Ot St Mary's
school tor the annual Christ
mas party of Court Marion
Junior Catholic Daughters of
America. The party was at
tended by 45 members. Spe
cial guests were the Rev. Cle
ment Frank, OSB, chaplain of
the court; Mrs. Joseph Ficker,
junior chairman; counselors,
Mrs. Ben Ackerman, Mra. Le
ft o y Aman, Mrs. Dorothy
Sprauer, Mrs. Gordon Aman
and senior court grand regent,
Miss Eustelle Bauman.
Gifts were exchanged, and
games enjoyed. In charge of
the entertainment were the
Misses Ruth Ann Dieker, San-
dra Prosser, Joann Stupte and
Dorothy Baumgartner.
Refreshments were served
by the committee of Misses
Kathy Stole, chairman, Kath
erine He, Arlene Schmitz,
Virginia Kari Pari, Mary Lou
Bockelman and Virginia San'
nes.
The court officers. Miss Pa
tricia Duman, Miss Maxine
Mucken, Miss Mary Beth
Eberle and Miss Judy Ficker
presided at the court business
meeting which preceded the
Christmas party. Plans were
outlined for the annual skat
ing party Tuesday evening,
December 8, at the Oaks park
in Portland.
The four troops conducted
their recent meetings at
homes of members. Troop . St.
Margaret Mary Alacoque met
at the home of Miss Jo Ann
Michels. Next meeting will be
at the home of Miss Loreen
Ertelt. New mehmers of the
troop are Miss Mary Lou
Bockelman, Miss Mary Ann
Fltzjimmons and Miss Bar
bara Huber.
Troop Star of the Sea met
at the home of Miss Marleeri
and Miss Sandra Prosser and
the next meeting will be at
the home of Jo An Stupfel,
Troop St. Marie Goretti
conducted its meeting at the
home of Miss Mary Ann Bie
lemeier, and the next meeting
will be at the home of Miss
Judy Foltz. Miss Patty Huff
stutter is a new member of
the troop.
Troop St. Joan ot Arc met
at the home of Miss Rosemary
Brundridge. Miss Joan Fisher
will be hostess for the next
meeting.
ot arrangements will be the of
ficer. Mrs. Cbarlee Cpnyne,
Mra. Edwin Johnson, Mra.
James Llveaay and Alvah Cow
an. There will be an exchange
ot gifts and table arrangements
will feature Christmas.
Mrs. Ralph Bair ia chairman
of the annual greens show
which the club is sponsoring,
December 12, at the library
from 2 to t pm. Mrs. George
Sweaney ia chairman and the
public is invited to attend.
Grant Mothers Set
Meeting Thursday
Christmas music will feature
the program for the meeting of
Grant School Mothers club on
Thursday ot this week at 1:15
p.m. in the school A high
school quartet led by Peter
Van Horn will appear, and the
school fifth graders will sing
carols, Mra. D. W. Pierson as
teacher. A student from the
speech department ot the high
school will give a five-minute
talk on Christmas seals.
Fifth grade mothers will be
hostesses, Mrs. Harry Taylor
and Mra. C. G. Lammers as
room mothers.
The board of the club met
this past week at the home ot
Mrs. D. W. Jory. Mrs. Paul
Silke presented committee re
ports. Mrs. James Gardner, fi
nance chairman, announced
the carnival in the spring. Mrs.
M. W. Wyatt, program chair
man, told about the program
for the December 10 meeting.
Cradle Roll Party
Silverton The annual
cradle roll party for the very
young children of the First
Christian church was at the
parsonage home Friday after
noon.' Assisting the children
were a few members formerly
of the cradle roll department
and now in the primary -department
ot the Sunday school.
The mother-committee ar
ranging the affair were Mrs.
Bill Bunting, Mrs. Ethel Harr
ington, Mrs. Mildred O'Brien,
Mrs. Helen Culver and Mrs.
Olaf Paulson, Jn.
Mrs. Olaf Paulson announc
ed the program. Taking part
were Sonya Paulson, Paul
Bunting, and a group'of small
girls who sang in pantomime.
Becky Bronson gave the clos
ing prayer. John Calkins told
the Christmas story. Betty
Harrington, of the older girls,
played Christmas hymns on
her violin.
F o r t y - f ive mothers and
children attended the party.
Rural Women Meeting
Woodburn An exchange
of Christmas gifts will feature
the regular meeting of the
Woodburn Rural Woman's
club Thursday, December 10,
at the library club rooms and
"secret pals" will be revealed.
The meeting will open,wlth
a no-host luncheon at noon
with Mrs. Lester Henn as 1
chairman of the committee on I
arrangements. She will be as
sisted by Mrs. Marlin Ham
mond, Mrs. Elmer Mattson,
Mrs. Roy Arney, Mrs. Charles
Dean and Mrs. Dave Dryden.
Final plans for the Christmas
party and turkey dinner for
members and families on
December 17 will be made.
Auxiliary Meets
For Holiday Event .
TyTtial Christmaa deco ra
tions formed the setting tor
dessert luncheon attended
by 4k members of the H.a 1
Hlbbard auxiliary. United
Spanish War Veterans, at the
home of Mrs. Joi I. Wood
last week.
A new member, Mrs. Mag
dalen Mayhood was received
into the club after accepting
he obligation of the order.
Next meeting will be a din
ner with the Hal Hibbard
camp followed by Installation
ot 1854 etfieera at 12:30
o'clock In the Woman's club
house, Thursday, December
17.
- The department of Oregon
president Mrs. Bessie Suttan
of Corvallis, will be guest
along with other department
officers at this meeting.
VFW Auxiliary
Silverton Veterans of For
eign Wars auxiliary met last
week. Sky watch and other
community services, netted
the unit 47 hours credit it was
reported. Donated was a sum
of $13 to a deserving family
as a Thanksgiving observance,
Mrs. Harry Walker, hospit
al chairman, received a letter
from Camp White acknow
ledging donations -valued at
827.50. Mrs. Clarence Quart-
ier took four Urge boxes of
books and small magazines to
Fairview home, Salem. Mrs.
Quartier also told of net pro
fit of 3.M, realized from
the noon luncheon served for
the attendants at the Dairy
Breeders association.
Mra Mark Wentzel was
named chairman of the Christ-
is party for December 18,
the regular meeting date of
the auxiliary at the armory.
Mrs. Wentzel is also to serve
ss trlegate to the town recrea
tional appointment committee
December 14, Monday.
Mrs. Frank Roemer, chair
man, asked members to bring
all used costume Jewelry, can-
lea, cards, clean nylon atocx
lngs, etc., for the children at
Fairview home, Salem. Each
member also is asked to bring
a am a 11 toy for the VFW
children at the general Christ
mas party o( December 18.
Although the affair la for the
underprivileged children, the
members felt this ovation
would equalize the song and
play hour.
At the home of Mrs. Eugene
Durschmidt 318 Jersey street
all-day, 'Friday December 11,
the members are to meet for
packing and cooking and pop
corn balls for Camp White.
Memebers will stlso work at
dressing dolls tor the under
privileged children s party.
. Those accorded birthday
honors and served daring the
retreashment hour, joint with
members of the post were
Mrs. Mark WentneL Mrs.
Frank Roemer and Mrs. Mary
Wilch.
Junior CDAs Meet . .
Present at the recent Catho
lic Daughters of America
meeting were Susan Ham-
street, Patrice Unrein, Marg
uerite Schmidt Agnes Bisch
oft Ginger Riley, Patsy Cad
wallader, De Etta Lefor, Mar
ilyn Coftel, Judith Nielson,
Judy Rae Henningsgard, Peg
gy DeJardia and Roberta
Schalagater.
The meeting was at Judith
Nielaon'g fcoaie. The refresh
ments were served by Mar
ilyn Coftel. and Judith Nielson.
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The Catholic Daughters dis
cussed selling of the violas. .
The Catholic Daughters are
going to collect soap, thread.
and needles Iot the Korean
people. .The girls received
slips ot paper of how to put
"Christ back into Christmas.-
Triple Link Club
Silverton Members ot the
Triple Link ckrb plan a Christ
mas party and gift exchange
for Wednesday evening, De
cember 8, at o'clock at the
KXr hall. Mra. Clarence Reed
is Triple Link president
Named es committee per
sonnel on plana are Mrs. Bar
ney Robs tad, Mrs. Nellie South,
inayd, Mrs. I L. Stewart, Mra.
Clay Allen and Mrs. Bums
Renwick. .
' Members, will elect officers
officers at this meeting.
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Woodburn Christmas meet
ing of the Woodburn Garden
club will be Tuesday, Decem
ber 8, at the Woodburn lib
rary club rooms, beginning
with a no-host supper at 8:30
p.m. The committee in charge
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