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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1953)
.A THE CAPITAL JOURNAL,' Eatan, Owm Friday, December 18, 1953 Fag 8 Pi m A I Bl w tli V r. Chadwick Chapter's Installation Set An event for Saturday eve ning December 19, will be the open lnitallation of offic er! for Chadwick chapter, No. 37, Order of Eastern Star. The ceremonies will be in the Scottish Rite temple at o'clock. Installing officers Include Mrs. William Mckinley, wor thy (rand matron; Herman Johnston,, worthy (rand .pa tron; Mrs, Herman Johnston, secretary; Mrs. Leon E. Bar rick, chaplain; Mrs. Albert Smith, marshal; Mrs. L. M. Chase, organist. Homecoming Dance Listed Silverton Planned for Wed nesday evening. December 23, is the homecoming dance for the IBM graduating class of the Silverton senior high school. The dance is the sixth annual affair with guests the former and present Silverton high school students. It is to be in the cafeteria rooms of the sen ior high school building. The general co-chairmen are Miss Shirley Doerfler and Miss Frances Fox. The theme for entertainment Is "Winter Won derland." Miss Betty Montgomery is theme chairman; Miss Sharon Gibbv, chairman of decora tions; Miss Nancy Peckham, chairman of publicity; of pro grams. Miss Mary Ann Wor nom; of entertainment, Miss Donna Jackson; invitation, Miss Carol Calkins ;chairman of re rerfeshments. Miss Irma King; props, Nobby Anderson; rec ords, Norman McCullough, in the use of the public address system, a gift to the school by the class of 1993. Charles Westfall, as senior class president, is official host Faculty advisers are Mrs. Ben nett G. Leach and George Gu lls. Children Entertain Amateur talent by children Of members of Kingwood unit No. 81, American Legion aux iliary, was featured at the Christmas party of the organi zation at Kingwood hall Thurs day night. Arranging the program was Mrs. Bob Dixon. John Kinney was muter of ceremonies. The arrival of Santa with gifts for all the youngsters climaxed the party. To be installed are: I Worthy matron, Mrs. E. T. Armstrong; worthy patron, Thos. W. Kelly; associate ma- tmn Mrs. William E. Know- er; associate patron, Ernest Peterson; secretary, Mrs. oor- don Barker; treasurer, Mrs. E. P. Phillips; conductress, Mrs. Ed Williams; associate irtrMa. Mrs. Arnold 8. Johnson; chaplain Mrs. E. A. Tueski; marshal, Mrs. lessie B. Mickelson; organist, Mrs. T. E. Bsrnick; Adsh, Mrs. og den H. Hsre; Buth. Mrs. MU 4am ntarkman- Either. Mrs. A. L. Brewster; Martha, Mrs. Leston Howell; Electa, Mrs. Roy Reynolds; wsrder, E. D. Crsbtree; sentinel Virgil T. Golden. Courtesy group Includes Miss P.omr Peterson. Mrs. Kenneth Dick, Mrs. Donald Cates, Mrs. Wilson wilt, Mrs. jonn top ping. Miss Gwen Phillips; din- Christmas Party For Pythian Group Mrs. Harvey Scheidel was named press correspondent for the Pythian Sisters, Cent ralis temple No. 11 at Beaver hall Wednesday night. Mrs. Scheidel will replace Mrs. Wavne Stanton, who resigned. A Christmas party for all lodge members and their faml lies followed the business meeting. The program consisted of two readings by Mrs. Laura Johnson, a piano solo by Miss Naomi Stanton, a baton dem onstration by Miss Judy Will- cox with accompaniment by Mrs. Desn Duvau, a piano solo by Miss Dianne Judson! Also performing was-Mrs. Don Jud son who sang "Silent Night" with the children chiming in. Final number was the skit, "Visit From SL Nick" present ed by a group of children with descriptions read by Mrs. Al Neiderberger. ' ' Climax of the evening was the arrival of Santa Claus through the fireplace chimney. Santa, portrayed - by Lonnle Smith, passed out Christmas gifts to all the youngsters. J THE PEERLESS BAKERY Bakers for her Majesty the Housewife ij&C Green Stomp 170 N. Commercial GIVE JEWELRY from THE JEWEL BOX . ' Where Too Find Qualify Plus Value! THE EVERLASTING GIFT cat WHILE selection: ARE THE GREATES WATCHES SatkarUaa imli tat Stanta-.SMa.anf WnUW4 ftr Balm) $19.73 Inc. Tax Tobl Silverware FREE 41 Strrlaf 11mm 1U1 fam r e-r. swM it s at X, Stira Cm SS9.7S Pans & Pencils A lamas am Skaalfar aat rata! frH S3.S0 Dwk art, llMB $7.50 COMPACTS far kaf Sana Part Br ltkJ.aftaaa, MarkO. TatapW, at Wk4TWf)f4asV sfTwM DIAMONDS anatlaaa la Blaa-Wklta Blamaaa. nt ks It tarst ajklta a tal. U taM aa alallaaa. talk ta Watilas BaaS wltfc U Diwili $122.50 Inc. Tox t-Bbman Wataiat la-Mlk-fUHi Ih. Tat. COSTUME JEWELRY Ttmmt fcr !? with toWM-itrl NwhlK ftM Earn t4 rtM4 tnm $3.95 oii-niM U M laa. lu BhlaMlaaa Braalat II. H Wared Bands lrM aa tkat aU valk O.lt . UIU4 Iiaila BaaS lta . . . RINGS ajaaSraaa at Via BMa far Maa, Waal aa. Cklltraa. Lataa Blara, Caaiaa Btafa, Flliv Blrtkilaaa Blaaa, Waaakw Btaaa (Dtaaaat ar riaki. Maaaakj B la t 41l.lt laa. Taa laSiaa' Oaaataa si ma ta ts taa. Taa Mas', tlartlas Slaatl aiaf-ai.M CLOCKS raa taa kaan. fat tka afflaa, far aa, aaaa alaa, alaatrla ar ta4tat tnm ing room, Mrs. Harold Phil lippe, chairman. Committee cnairmen are: hospiUlity, Mrs. Tom Kelly; Rainbow, Mrs. Dave Brown; cheer, Mrs. A. W. Coon; fi nance. Mrs. Albert C. Smith; child clinic, Mrs. Clarence Webber; decorating, Mrs. O E. Palms teer; examining. Earl Winer: evening refreshments, Mrs. Clayton Dickson,1 Mrs. Jason Frizzell; home endow ment, Mrs. Mem Pearce; press, Mrs. Virgil Golden, Mrs. Ernest Peterson; relief, Mrs. Herman Johnston: in' struction; Mrs. . Earl Wiper; Christmas seals, Mrs. R. F Stender; social afternoon, Mrs. T. J. Scoggins, Mrs. Lloyd Reinholdt . Lodge Party "Secret pals" were revealed by the Neighbors of Woodcrafe during a Christmas meeting at the Woman's club house Thurs day night Refreshments were served and a program present ed by the children. Santa s ar rival climaxed the evening. Past guardians will meet at the home of Mrs. Walter Crav en, 1080 Fir street, for their Christmas party Tuesday, De cember zz. a a a A COMBINATION business meeting and Christmas party was on the agenda Thursday night for past presidents of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at the home of Mrs. Gordon Bressler. Assisting Mrs. Bressler were Mrs. C. M. Briggs and Mrs. Billy Kelso. Next meeting it scheduled for January 21 at the home of Mrs. Mary Champ, Salem Women Aid Work at Hospital Christmas means presents and presents mean problems at the Oregon state hospital. The 3200 patients there receive many more gifts than the per sonnel of the institution's mail room csn handle alone. So again this year, volunteers of the Red Cross are helping Mrs. Nsdlne Fargher, the matron, and her assistant, Mrs. Chris tine Fiadwood, tn taking care of the presents. Each package received at the hospital must be opened. Its contents inventoried and uie sender notified that the pack age has been received. Then the package must be re-wrapped for the ward Christmas trees. Starting on December 14, the Red Cross Gray Ladies reeu lsrly assigned to the hospital were assigned to the mail room Instead of the wards and with the assistance of other volun teers will work until Decem ber 23. Gray Ladies at the state hos pital are Mrs. Roy Ostrln, Mrs, J. S. Boudreau, Mrs. Charles Muster, Mrs. A. E. Ullman, Mrs. B. V. Radcliff. Mrs. Rob ert M. Needham, Mrs. Wallace Cowan, Mrs. Clifford Robinson and Mrs. C. E. Jaqua. Other Red Cross volunteers are Mrs. Robert J. Herrall, Mrs. Harold M. Olinger, Gray Ladies; Mrs. James T. Brand, Mrs. Harry S. Dorman, Mrs. R. H. Baldock, Mrs. Robert D. Gregg, Mrs. Earl Bourland, Mrs. H. C. Wal ling, Mrs. Florence Munger, Mrs. Edward Hills trom, Mrs. Conrad Paulson, Mrs. Jack Kuhn, Mrs. Jay Reeves, Mrs. William Van Meter, Mrs. A. O. Mueller, Mrs. Anna Wolford and Mrs. O. M. Reitan. Also as sisting are women from the Amaranth who are regular can. teen volunteers for blood mo bile visits: Mrs. R. Leo Wood, Mrs. Everett Booster and Mrs. J. L. Hatch. Mrs. Wayne Gill will fill a special request from the hospital for a Saturday worker. as Jay cee-E ties at ' Silverton' Meet Silverton Mrs. Jim Nel son as hostess and Mrs. Bob Sites, president, entertained the members of the Jaycee- Ettes at the Tuesday meeting when 22 members and one guest, Mrs. Clarence BrowneU, attended. During the brief buslm session, directed by Mrs. Sites, named as centennial co-chair men were Mrs. Bill Duncan and Mrs. Philip elites. The Jeycee-Ettes are general direc tors of the "Acquscade," to work with the members of the Junior Woman's club, in the swimming snd other water events to be staged during the August 4-8, 1954 Silverton Centennial. A Christmas food basket for a worthy family, and a 25c gift exchange were features of the program. Refreshments were served during the social hour. 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