Wodneadsy, December IS, 1951
Appointive
Officers
Announced
Lest meeting: of Chadwick
chanter. Order of Etm si..
presided over by the 1953
wormy matron ana worthy pa
tron, Mrs. Paul Griebenow
and Paul Bramble, was Tuee
day niiht at Maannlr Mi
Mrs. E. T. Armstrong, the
newly named worthy natron,
announced appointive officer!
tor tne year aa follows:
Mrs. E. A. Tueikl, chaplain;
lira. Jeula Buih Miiiriu
manhal; Mrs. Ferd Barnlek!
orgeaisi; aua, u. K. Hare, Adah;
Mra. Milton Bleekman Hitk
Mra, Archie Brewiter, Either;
Mrs. ienon Howell, Martha;
Mrs. Roy Reynold. Electa;
Mra. E. TV Crahtra waw1M.
and Virtil T. Golden, aentlnei.
A Christmaa party and ex
change of lifts followed the
business meeting. On the
committee were Mr. and Mrs.
pnu Michael. Mr. and Mrs.
Mem Pearce, Dr. and Mrs.
Slmer Dorr. Mr. mnA 1
bert C. Oragg, Mr. and Mra.
Curtis A. Hale, Mrs. Jessie
ItHd. Mr. and Mm Vnuln
Oehler, Mr. and Mrs Leanard
stark, Mrs. Ruth Graham, Mra,
Pearl Orote, Mrs. Myrtle Hoo
ver. Mrs. Kitty Rowe.
Out of town visitors wer,e
Mrs. Blanche Greene of Shel
don, N. D.; Mr. and Mrs. G.
W. Bruce. Greaham Mra T.
W. Weatherby, WUlmar, Minn.;
nr. ana Mrs. jonn HcEiwaln,
Canandaigua, N.Y.; Mr. and
Mrs. Edwn Johnson, North
Bend; Mr. and Mrs. David Gil
more, Vancouver, Wash.; Mrs.
Ulna Thone. Yakima. Waah
John Muir, Richfield, Wash.;
Mrs. Walter Sieber, Mrs. Vel
ma Hansen, Portland. '
Additional Society
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Party at Sorority
Active chapter of Alpha Chi
Omega sorority at Willamette
university entertained for
alumnae, patronesses and mo
thers at a Christmas party at
the house on Monday evening.
On this occasion, gifts are pre
sented to the chapter house
from all the groups. The party
took the place of the regular
third Monday meeting for the
alumnae who will resume their
meetings in January.
HOSTESS to her bridge club
for a Christmaa party Thurs
day at her Stay ton home will
be Mrs. Joseph M. Devers.
...
MEMBERS of the Salem Navy
Mothers club met Tuesday night
for a Christmas party at the
borne of Mrs. J. H. Lewis. Gifts
were exchanged among mem
bers and refreshments served.
Next meeting date was set for
January 26, the time and place
to be announced later.
Today's Menu
This nutritious and flavorful
omelet makes a fine main
course.
Family Lunch
Omelet with Cheese-Bacon
Sauce
Green Peas Raw Carrot Strips
Bread and Butter
Cookies Beverage
Omelet With Cheese
Bacon Sauce
Ingredients: For sauce Vt
cup nonfat dry milk powder, 3
tablespoons flour, H teaspoon
alt, ltt cups water. Mi pound
grated process Swiss cheese, 6
slices chopped cooked bacon.
For Omelet hi cup water, 4
eggs (beaten), 4 tablespoons
nonfat dry milk powder, V tea
spoon salt, Vt teaspoon pepper,
8 tablespoons butter.
Method: To Make Sauce
Sprinkle nonfat dry milk pow
der, flour and salt over surface
of water in top of double boiler.
Beat until blended. Cook over
hot water, stirring constantly,
until sauce begins to thicken.
Add ctieese and bacon; stir un
til cheese Is melted. To Make
Omelet Add water to eggs;
sprinkle nonfat dry milk pow
der, salt and pepper over sur
face. Beat until blended. Melt
butter In 10-lnch skillet. Pour
mixture Into skillet and cook
over medium heat until firm,
about 6 minutes. Fold omelet
In half. Serve at once with
Cheese-Bacon Sauce. Makes 4
servings.
THK CAPITAL JOU&NAL. Sant, Orefta
Couple Wed in
Yuletide Setting
A holiday setting featuring
whit chrysanthemums, red
poinsettiM and silvered foli
ge was arranged for the wed
ding Sunday evening In the
First Baptist church when
Miss Leria Leanne Wells,
daughter of Mrs. A1U U Wells.
Salem, and Amos C. Wells,
Lebanon, was married to Ben.
Jamin C. Colbath, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Cyril Colbath of Sal
em. The Rev. Charles Loalc f.
flelated at the I o'clock
double ring ceremony. Soloist
was Mrs. Charles Losle, whose
secona number was "God
Make Thee Mine" sung as the
couple knelt on the prayer
bench. Mrs. John Schmidt Jr.
was the organist Lighting the
candles were Eddie Hamilton
and Xent Herbert, nephews of
the bridegroom.
The bride was given in mar
riage by bar father. She wore
a white velvet dreas with deep
portrait neckline, enhanced
with beading of . pearls and
pearl sequins, long sleeves,
pointed at the wrists and a
skirt of beaded nylon tulle
over satin, fashioned entrain.
The chapel tulle veil was
caught to a velvet Juliet cap
beaded with pearls and se
quins. The bride carried a cas
cade bouquet of whit fuji
chrysanthemums with bril
liants and net trim.
Miss Joyce SplUman was
maid of honor. She wore a
floor length frock of Christ
mas red velvet fashioned with
portrait neckline and shirred
length sleeves. She carried
a whlta satin muff adorned
with whit fujls centered with
a large holiday red. poinaettia.
Penny Oberson was the junior
bridesmaid and wore a floor
length dress of emerald green,
fashioned with portrait neck
line and short puffed sleeves.
She carried a smaller muff
Identical to that of the honor
maid.
Rodney Mapes of Idanha,
cousin of the bridegroom, was
the best man, and Danny
Wells, brother of the bride
was junior groomsman. Ush
ers were Glenn Hamilton,
Everett Herbert and Ted Pyle.
Tha bride's mother war a
dress of black crepe with vel
vet cap and hat Her corsage
was of whit ful chrysanthe
mum and baby pink Pater
Finch rosea. The bridegroom's
mother wore a suit dress ef
gray crep with pink accessor
iee. Sh war corsage of
gardenias and feathered pink
carnations.
The reception followed in
th fireside room with Mrs,
Glenn Hamilton and Mrs, Ev
erett Herbert pouring. Cutting
the cake were Mrs. Roy Elklns,
aunt of tha bride, and Mrs.
Eugene Spillman. Assisting
were Misses Derlcna Engdahl
and Marvell Coleman. Mrs.
Gilbert Mulder and Mrs. Byron
Preeachtil were at th gift
table and at th guest book
was Mrs. Lorln Hoven.
For traveling, th brid
wore a winter whit knit dress
with beaded bat to match,
bronze accessories, and aut
umn brown t e p coat with
beaded collar. Her corsage was
ef brown and green cymbid-
lura orchids. After a wedding
OeporfmMf Heod
Visits Auxiliary
Ladies auxiliary, Patriarchs
Militant, met la special meet
ing last week to entertain Mrs.
Elsie Townsend, president ef
th association of ladies aux
iliaries, department of Oregon.
Mrs. Ethel Pees ef MdfordJ
was th reviewing officer.
Mustering in ceremony was
exemplified with Mrs. Cleat
Ohlsen acting aa courtesy can
didate. Mrs, Merle ivte in
troduced Mrs. Townsend, Mrs,
Pesse, Mrs. Marjorie Maxwell,
secretary; Mrs. Laura Wood,
past secretary; Mrs. Doris Wea
ver, past treasurer; Mrs, Chris
Una Cladck, left aids to th
president; Mrs. Metti Larson,
musician; Mrs. May Ingle, ban
nerette, Mrs. Edith Sinker, left
aid to th junior past presi
dent, and Mrs. Lore Groves,
PtT.
guard.
Under tha direction el Mrs.
Pearl Strobecke, a drill was
presented, and then Mr. Jus
tine Klldee presented Mrs.
Townsend end Mrs. Peas with
lifts. Visitors from Sweet
Horn, Pendleton, Medford and
Tillamook were in attendance.
Mrs. W. H. Gardner was in
charge of the no-host dinner
preceding the meeting. Major
General Roy V. Temey of Pen.
die ton, department command
er, paid his official visit to the
canton that evening, and the
canton visited the auxiliary
during their meeting.
Party Thursday
Catherine at the John H.
Johnson borne Thursday eve
ning for a no-host supper and
Christmas party will be mem
bers ef Mra. Johnson's garden
dub, and their husbands, v
In the group' will be Mr.
and Mrs. Don E. Phillips, Mr.
and Mrs. John Slanchlk, Ml.
and airs. Jack Fltimaurice,
Mr. a s d Mrs. Donald Bar-
nick, Mr and Mrs. Robert W.
Gormsen, Mr. and Mrs. Roll in
Hsag, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight
Quisen berry, Mr., and Mrs.
Alan Riebel, Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Jones, Mr. and Mrs.
Alton L. Chamberlain, Mr. 1
and Mrs. John P. Mauldmg
and tha Johnsons.
, COLORADO
PAN-SAN
at the j,
SAN SHOP
trip through Nevada and
Southern California, the new
ly weds will be st home at SOS
South View Place. 1
To Place Classified Ads
. Phone-2-2406
Give GIFTS That Grow
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De Your Xmes Shopping by Phone by Using Our
Nursery Stack Gift Certificate.
KNIGHT PEARCY NURSERY
, Pheae Mill
S75 S. Liberty S alas, south ef State
JWC Green Stamps en All Cash Purchases
Give him a gift that will
keep on reminding him ef
your though fulness, a 1 1
year long ond for years to
coma. Yet . . . check en
that electric razor buy
for Christmas. v
GIVE mn
saw IslBaiaxeajBaaW
f a.t
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Our Christmas Hours
'
So you can stretch your time for
Christmas Shopping!
If you find you must stretch your time as well as your dollars for Christ
mas, then you will want to Shop at Hamilton's! From now until Christmas
we will be open every evening until 9 p.m.
k Adagio Prints
k Vanity Lamps
k Ash Trays
Cigarette Boxes
k Sandwich Trays
k Card Tables
k Bed Lamps
AND MANY OTHERS
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k Silex Coffee Maker
k Fireplace Bellows
Metal TV Snack Trays
k TV Lamps
k Telephone Stand
k Bath Scales
Hassocks
AND MANY OTHERS
k Electric Iron
k Waffle Iron
k Lamp Tables
Kitchen Clocks
Electric Heaters
k Down Pillows
k Candelabra
AND MANY OTHERS
f tosfliias Gift I
11 iiUi A Beautiw f
S IAYAWAY OKni?
CHRISTMAS!
MFkU I 0,
15
rematch ;
"60" SHAVER
$27
50
$1.00 DOWN
$1.25 MRWK.
KOSELCO
SHAVER
$24
95
$1.00 DOWM
$..25EtWK.
'went
m"Vpfe7:,0,"
luun turn am
Where Prstty Womefl Wilk ki
niBssutN Wilt Out...
uumvmmam
k Bookcase
k Cocktail Tables
k Original Water Colors
k Floor Lamps
k Fireplace Tools
k Wall Planters
k Brass Plaques
AND MANY OTHERS
Diuble Your Money
PIANO SALE
But now at sale prices we
double the money you pay
up totlOO by Christmas. De
livery now or Christmas Eve.
Wide selection. Easy terms.
SALEM MUSIC CO.
Across from Xlsinore theater
lSISo. HlrhSt.
Downtown Salem
a"?
ALL TOYS
GREATLY
REDUCED
TO STRETCH
YOUR DOLLAR
nn -aw. ar
mm
k Hanging Shelves
k .Metal Bed Frames
k Mirrors
Desk Chairs
k Slipper Chairs
k Bedspreads
k Table Lamps
V FINE FURNITURE AT POPUL
ree on Our Lot
Yew Shop Our
Star
230 CHEMEKETA
AR PRICES SINCE 1894
STREET
SCHICK "20"
SHAVER
$26
50
$1.00 DOWN
S1.2S PER WK,
ASK ABOUT
OUR
TRADE-IN
On His Old Electric Roior.
Regardless of It's
Present Condition,
EASIEST TERMS
GREEN STAMPS
flRVtCI STATION INC.
365N.Com'l Ph.3-4163
OPEN EYES.
Dec. 16lh-23rd .
SEE OUR TOYS, TOO