Capital Edited by MABIAN Engagements Continue In News Engagement announcements tontinue much in the news. Mr. nd Mrs. John C. Klein ichmitt are announcing the be trothal of their daughter. Miss Natalie Kleinschmitt. to James Verl Rowe. son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rowe Both young people are seniors at Salem high school. No date is set for the wedding. Griei-Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II. Wolf of Suhlimily are announcing the engagement of their daugh ter. Miss Dolores Marie Wolf, to John P. Gries. son of Mr and Mrs. Peter J. Gries, also of Sublimity. Both young people are grad uates of St. Boniface high, school. No date has been set for the wedding I Two Betrothals Told At a Christmas party two Stayton girls announced their engagements, the party being at the home of Mr. and Mrs Irving Palmer. Miss Elaine Dcjardin, daugh ter of Mrs. Julian Dejardin, told of her betrothal to Theo dore Highberger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Highberger, of Aumsville. Miss Dejardin is employed at the First National bank in Stayton. Mr. Highber ger is attending Portland uni versity. Miss Marilyn Palmer, daugh ter of the Irving Palmers, an nounced her engagement to James Gries, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Gries of Sublim ity. Miss Palmer is employed In the office of the Stayton cannery. Mr. Gries is employed with the Freres Building Sup ply company at Stayton. The wedding date has not been an nounced. Paul-Dewey Another bride-elect Is Miss Patricia Dewey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dewey, her engagement to Vernon Eugene Paul, .son of Mr. and Mrs. John Goldade, bring announced. An early summer wedding is plan ned. Miss Dewey is a senior at Salem high school. Mr. Paul is a correctional officer. Surgeon-Dahlquist From Portland comes news of the engagement of Miss Bev erly Dahlquist. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dahlquist of that city, to Wyatt Randall Surgeon, son of Mrc. Gladys Baer of Salem and George Sur geon of Montana, A June wed ding Is planned. Bar .i.-". -Vi . JUa-wwri j.iuu Today's Menu This quick bread with its rich fruity flavor is fine to have on hand for guests. WEEK-END SUPPER Smoked Tongue Mashed Potatoes Salad-Filled Rolls Mincemeat Loaf Beverage Mineemeat Loaf Ingredients: 2 cups sifted flour, 4 teaspoons baking pow der, 1 teaspoon salt, 1 egg (beatenl, ? cup milk, 2 cup light brown sugar (firmly packed!, 3 tablespoons Duller or margarine (melted), 1 cup moist mincemeat. Method: Sift together flour, baking powder and salt. Mix together egg, milk, brown su gar, melted butter and mime meat. Add to dry ingredients, tirring only enough to mois ten. Pour into greased loaf pan (8x4'jx2'i inches). Bake in moderate iBAOF.i oven 1 hour or until cake tester inserted in center comes out clean. Remove from pan; cool on rack. Store 2 hours before using Slice thin and spread with butter or cream cheese. hi!'- I J ft" I'Trr 5 m . i. LunUr TaIr nd M" Women LOWRY FISCHEU It J, r Is Bride-elect Miss Do lores Marie Wolf, above, daughter of Mi. and Mrs. Joseph H. Wolf, has an nounced her betrothal to John P. Gries, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Gries. (Jesten-Miller studio pic ture.) Salem Man To Be Wed Announced in Portland re cently was the engagement of Miss Snllie Sue McGuirk to Richard Duane Barber of Sa lem. The bride-elect is the (laugh tier oi iwr. ana ivirs. naiier ; Thomas McGuirk of Portland. She attended University of Oregon where she is a member of Chi Omega sorority. Mr. Barber is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill L. Barber of Salem. He is a graduate of University of Oregon and is now attending law school at Willamette university. He is a member of Beta Theta Pi. A summer wedding is planned. j Voosen-Gill l.iueriv mrs. .muy uut and Stuff Sergeant Merle F. Voosen of the Air Force were married at 10 a.m. in the cham bers of Judge Joseph B. Fclton on December 31. The couple left for the Ore gon coast and Seattle following the ceremony and plan on be ing back in Salem on Janu ary 4. They will leave on January 18, for San Bernardino, Calif., where Sgt. Voosen is stationed. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Konopa on Kiirlh street. Birthday Event Su,an White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert White, celebrated her 10th birthday, Thursday, and entertained a group of her school friends at a luncheon and afternoon show. The luncheon was at ; the Senator hotel. .OIN(. BACK to college this . wivk will be Ted and Arlene AmltTStin. who have been vis iting their parents. Mr. and Mrs. (. K. Anderson, in Salem during the Christina!! holidays. Mis Anderson will return to ;tt Oregon State college and Mi. Anderson plans to leae Saturday for Pullman, t Wash. I A W ATI II NIGHT party New Ye M s eve w as given at the h.ime of Mr. and Mrs. Ed H.tr T 1'u'tvr. the group in ehiding members of Mrs. Pieree s bi uige club and their luisUuuis. A midnight supper w;ts Mrrd A B rdn ,D"or" t t t ; Wedding on Thursday Liberty The holiday wed ding of Miss Vida Standley, I daughter of Mr and Mrs. Geo rge Standley. and Gene Wayne Gregory, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Gregory, took place Thursday December 31, at 8 o'clock at the Liberty I Christian Church of Christ on ! Skyline road. The Rev. Wayne Bryant performed the double ring ceremony before an altar of i double crecen.s of white tap- eri, holly and while spray chrsanthemums. John Rob ertson played the organ and i Miss Edith Parrish was voca list, accompanied b y Elery Tarrish. Miss Alice Standley lighted the tapers. The aisle post was decorated with lightcu cand les, holly and white bow s Given in marriage by her father, the bride wo'e a white slipper satin dress with trum pet beads, long sleeves, fitted bodice with an illusion high neckline and train. The front of the skirt had an inset of net with scalloped satin to form a redingote effect. A fin gertip length veil was caught to a tiara of white ruffled net with seed pearls. The bride car ried a crescent shaped bouquet of white carnations with garnet rose center and tied with a garnet bow. Mrs. Cherri Riley, sister of the bride, was matron of hon or and wore an orchid satin dress. She carried a nosegay of white carnations with met alic tulle tied with a garnet ribbon. Miss Pat Standley and Mrs. Milbre Sipe, both sisters of the bride were the bridsmaids and wore identical frocks of pale green satin. They carried nosegays of white carnations with metallic tulle and orchid ribbons. Carroll Riley was the flow er girl and wore a floor length dress of orchid salin. fashion ed like that worn by the mat ron of honor. J. D. Gregory was his bro ther's best man, and ushers were Richard Bales and Bob Haner. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Standley wore a rose crepe dress with a jacket and black accessories, and a cor sage of pink rosebuds. Mrs. Gregory, mother of the bridegroom wore an aqua crepe dress and a corsage of pink rosebuds. The reception followed In the church parlors with Mrs. Fred Robertson In charge. Cutting the cake was Mrs. Gcno Marson, sister of the bridegroom and serving the cake was Miss Alice Standley. Pouring were Miss Elnora Aydelott and Mrs. Earl Jay. nes. Ilene Sadowsky circulat ed the guest book and Miss Margaret Seeger and Miss Shirley Peterson were in charge of the gift table. As sisting were Miss Sharon Rob ertson and Miss Joyce Clark. The couple left for Corval lis. For traveling the bride wore a pink wool gabardine dress with navy blue acces sories. Both young people arc graduates of Salem high scho ol. The bridegroom is now a 'junior at Oregon State college. Out of town guests at the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Just and family of Grants Pass. Mr. and Mrs. Geno Marson of Molalla. the Rev. and Mrs. Elery Parrish and family of McMinnvillc. Miss Jackie Jordon of Eugene and Mrs. Earl jaynes of Mon I mouth. Linoleum NATIONAL BRANDS CAPITOL FLOOR COVERINGS 817 S. High Ph 45751 Z'K GREEN STAMPS ON ALL PURCHASES FREE DELIVERY CHAPMAN DRUG STORE 140 Candalarla Blvd. Furs Exclusively For 35 Tears LACHELLES 134 Ferry St WHAT IS BISHOP'S GOING TO DO? i THE CAPITAL JOIRNAL, Salem. Orw V? ) Tells Engagement Miss Patricia May, above, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam S. May. has announced her en gagement to A3c Lowell W. Ralph, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry M Pomeroy. (Jesten-Miller studio picture ( Jl'LIE SHIFFER observed her tenth birthday today and this afternoon entertained a group of her neighborhood friends at the home of her pr- , ents. Dr. and Mrs. Maynard ' Shiffcr. STBRT '54 RIGHT VUI IITH THEsE DALE P0W FANCY GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS FLORIDA PINK GRAPEFRUIT ECONOMY PACK hfiTATfiEC rUIMIVLJ SPARKLING SELECTION SN0-C01A GRAPE SODA TOM COLLINS ROOT BEER CREAM SODA WHISKEY JOUR ORANGE GINGERALE SPARKLING WATER STRAWBERRY SODA LEMON LIME FRUIT PUNCH SPECIAL YOUR Nuptials Set for Jan. 17 Invitations are out for the wedding of M'ss Barbara June Culbertson and Roger Norman Busch, the wedding to be on Sunday, January 17. The serv ice will be at 3:30 o'clock in ih First Methodist church, the Rev. Harold Black officiating. I Miss Judie Burdette ii to be maid of honor. Miss Janice Cof- fel and Mrs. Eddie Young the bridesmaids. Tom Carr of Burlingamc. Calif., is to be best man. Ushers .will be Ernest Snarr and Dave :Townsend. both of Burhngame, I Rollie Bliss of Sacramento, and John Burdett of Newport. I Soloist for the service will be Herbert Browcr. The reception following will i be in the Carrier room, j The bride-to-he is the daugh 'ir ni Mr and Mrs. E. M Cul bertson. Mr. Busch is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger H. Busch of Burlingame. Cam. FOR THE usual Sunday af ternoon opening at Salem Art museum, the Bush House, - i WOOD 0 TUEM TO 225 each io U. I No. 1 S0FIDRIHKS1 CHOICE OF IAIIIIVP llalM ... mi h ' S'Ze IV0RY SN0W' 121j-z- DUZ, 20W size IVORY FLAKES, 12'2-oz size LUX FLAKES, Wi -oz. size members of the Creative Art I group of Salem nri 'tion will be hostesses, includ ing Mrs. Elva Stanley. Miss t Martha Redd. Miss Alice Hum I phreys, Miss Margaret Simp ! son. The house is open between 2 and 4 30 o clock. At Moore Howe Hosts for one of the New Year's eve watch parties were Mr. and Mrs. Gus Moore. Guests included officials from the YMCA and the school board, about 40 attending. A buffet supper was served at midnight. Circles Meeting Kilvrrtnn Woman's Mis sionary Federation of Im manucl Lutheran church, an nounces the meetings of the tirclc memberships. On Monday, January 4, at 2 p.m., circle No. 3 is to meet at the Carl Hande, Sr., home: and at 8 p.m.. circle No. ,5 meets at the hom.e of Mrs Aage Anderson, Mrs. George ' Brandt, assisting. On Tuesday January 5 meetings include at 2 p.m. in the Fireside, room, circle 1. Mrs. Stanley Swanson and MABGA GM s 3 1MT0 JUICE Arm Cut Blade Cut 5 33 SOAP BRANDS Goulders Are Hosts The Rev. and Mrs. Ernest P. Goulder of the Jason Lee Methodist church will entertain their friends and members of the church and congregation at an open house at tile parsonage, 860 Jefferson street, on Sunday between the hours of 4 and 10 o'clock. . Among those assisting will be the Misses Jan Roberts, Jo Mrs. R. Poverud, hostesses; at the same time, circle 2 meet ing at the Oscar Loe home, Mrs. Emil Lo assisting; at 8 p.m. circle 6. at fireside room, hostesses Mrs. Dean Callahan and Mrs. Amos Funruc. On Thursday. January 7. 2 p.m.. at the Fireside room, circle 4 meets with Mrs. Ed Zitzcwitz and Mrs. Ed Ren back as hostesses. SHOES FOR EVERT MEMBER OF THE FAMILY John (. Rostri For Mm DANA'S BOOTERY Capitol Shopping Center Grated No. Vi can nny KiltvlE Pkg. 46-oz. can BEEF POT Sliced Bacon Standard lb. 69 Corned Beef Lean lb. 49 Cragmont 2 QUARTS VALUES Ay Friday, January 1, 1954 Rnnrne and Slllirnn H,.,.T Muufufj Sharon Bowles and MenlamJ nan? tivurc, . k,. ourKmini Walter Nystrom, E. C. OutW Fay Tresraoer, btuart JohiuooJ Joe Bourne, AIM ton Blackmail V 1 T.I , . I a,, a. wuj, i i en viara. AMONG New Year's day ! homes is the one for which Dr. and Mrs. Grover C. Belhn ger will entertain at their hnmp thii evenine. a Drmm friends being invited to call at 7:30 o'clock. On Tuesday evening, the Bellingers entertained (or em. ployes of the Oregon State Tu. ! berculosis hospital and their ! wives and husbands. FOR YO APPROVAL Children's 2 PIECE BOUCLE SUITS Margwen's Capitol Shopping Center PRICES GOOD SATURDAY JAN. 2 ONLY Mb. Pkgj. Dawn 19' 19' 25' 19' ROASTS ib. 55 1.49 Plus BoHlt Dtpeslt EACH