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Capital Women
Edited by MARIAN LOWRY FISCHER
Mrs. Kleen
Spinsters
President
Two new officer! were named
t Um meeting of Salem Spinster!
club, Monday evening.
Mrs. Delwyn Kleea ij the new
president, tueceedinf Mrs. Ron
ald Jones, Jr., who resigned.
Mrs. Howard Msder wu named
vice president to succeed Mn.
Kleen in that office.
The group met at the bom
ef Mn. William K. Shinn with
Misses Shirley Karsten, Grace
Ehielda and Lola Mulcahy aa co-
Hostesses.
Plana were made for a Valen
tine party for the children at the
atate acbool for the blind. Assist
ance to the blind school program
is toe major project of the club
this year.
The club member! are working
on toyi and stuffed animals for
the toy library at the blind school
Some Notations..
lyM. u r.
' Tt waa "engagement day", at
he Pi Beta Phi sorority at Wil
lamette university, four girls an
nouncing ineir betrothals last ev
ening . . . Miss Lollie Coffey told
of her engagement to George
Evans, Miss Cathy Kennedy, an
nounced her betrothal to Jerry
Laosmana, and Miss Maryloa
Johnson told of ber engagement
to Joe Hanrey . . .
Among engagement announce
ments revealed at the sorority
on Monday evening waa that
of Miss Marjorie Little, daughter
01 mr. ana Mrs. Ben utile, to
nana weeks, eon of Mr, and Mrs.
Clinton Week! , . . During the
aouaayi, mum Little bad an
nounced the engagement at a
family party . . . The Monday an
nouncement was lor ner sorority
sisters ... a Happy New Year's
meter waa on toe dour all day,
concealed in it a heart and ring
with the names of the couple to
be revealed at dinner time . , .
Individual cakes were sent by
Mrs. Little to serve at dessert at
the sorority with the name! of
the couple on the cake . . . Also
during the day, Monday, was a
poster on the door at Sigma Chi,
Mr. Weeks' fraternity ... No date
is set for the wedding. Both
younng people are sophomores at
Willamette university ...
Amaranth Initiates
At Monday Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Truman Cunv
mingi and Mr. and Mrs. Rsy
Beam were initiated into Hanna
Rosa court, Order of the Amar
anth, on Monday night at the
court meeting.
Guests from Cherry court in
cluded the nuiron and patron,
Mrs. Charlie McCabe and Rob
ert Niekens; Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Johnson and Mrs. Robert Nick-
ens.
The next meeting will be a
social one on Saturday, January
18.
as
Mr. Atherton Is
Speaker at Club
Arthur A. Atherton was guest
speaker at the luncheon and
meeting of Salem club, Daugh
ters of toe Nile, on Monday at
the Masonic temple.
Mr. Atherton is chairman lor
this yesr's March of Dimes cam
paign in Marion county and spoke
on the campaign needs.
Sewing preceded the luncheon
and meeting.
SALEM HEIGHTS The Belles
and Beaus Square Dance club of
Salem Heights will start the new
year with a dance on Tuesday at
the Salem Heights Community
hall at ( p.m.
THE WOMEN'S Fellowshin tea.
Knight Memorial Congregational
church, will be an event of Wed
nesday at 2 p.m.
MOTHERS club of Job's Daush-
ters. bethel No. 43. will meet tor
luncheon Thursday noon at the
Masonic temple. Co-chairmen
are Mrs. Kenneth Morris and
Mrs. Wesley Stewart. Mrs. Clara
Mickalson and Mrs. L. R. Hamlin
assisting.
MEETING Thursday will be
Pringle Pleasant Point Social
club, at the homo of Mrs. A. R.
Barnes, luncheon to be served
at noon.
3 Couples
Announce
Betrothals
Mora engagement announce
ments feature the early week's
news.
Emla MrGrath
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Me
Grath of Woodburn are announc
ing the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Merry Mina Me
Grath, to Richard M. Emlaw, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Emlaw
of Baker.
Miss McGrsth attended Ore
gon State college, where she is
a member of Alpha Phi sorority,
and is now a senior at Oregon
College of Education.
Mr. Emlaw also attended Or
egon State college, where he is
affiliated with Delta Tau Delta
fraternity, and is now a student
st Willamette university.
RllcheyAIIra
Mr. and Mn. W. B. Allen of
Rickreall announce the engage
ment of their youngest daugh
ter. Miss E. Ilene Allen, to Ed
win Dean Ritrhey of Oeeanltke,
son of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Ritrh
ey of Independence. A June
wedding is planned.
The news wss told on New
Year's Dsy.
Bsumgart-Young
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Young of
Tigard, formerly of Salem, have
announced the engagement of
their daughter. Miss Beverly
Young, to Merle D. Baumgart
son of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
Baumgart ol Salem.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Miss Whitlock
Tells Betrothal
The engagement of Miss Judy
Whitlock to Lawrence Scneelar,
Jr., haa been announced. Ho date
is set for the wedding.
Miss Whitlock Is the daughter
of Charles C. Whitlock of Sher
man, Texas. She is employed at
the First National bank.
Mr. Scneelar is the son of Mrs.
Blanche Scneelar and Lawrence
Scneelar, Sr. of Salem. He is em
ployed with toe Southern Pacific
company.
Initiation
For Altrusa
Four new members were -initiated
at a candlelight cere
mony for Salem Altrusa club,
Monday evening. The initiation
followed the regular dinner for
group at the Golden Pheasant
Those received into the club
were Mrs. Esther Ryan, Mrs. A.
E Steinmonts, Mrs. Emily How
ard and Mrs. William L Wil
Buffet Supper
Fetes Pvt. Haugen ,
leaving Wednesday on an In
teresttng trip are Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Slacey . . . They will take
the Northern Pacific and will
atop first at Milwaukie to
take in the International Mink
show . . . From there they will
go to wew rork city and check
their mink as they go through
auction sales . . . They also plan
to laxe in some special attrac
tions in New York, including the
Metropolitan Opera . . . They
wiU be at the Governor Clinton
botel while there . . From New
York, they will go to Washing
ton, D. C, whera they will buy
a car and drive to Laredo, Tex
as, going through Kentucky and
Tennessee . . . They then plan to
drive to Monterey, Mexico, on
the Pan American highway and
cross over to Durango on the
Central highway, and drive
south and over to the Pacific
highway by way of Guadalajara
. . . They will come home by
way of Arizona and will be here
the first week in March , , ,
MR. AND MRS. Ralph Willcox
and children, Judy and Lee are at
home after spending the holidays
in rortiano. witn an uncle and
aunt of Mrs. Willcox, Mr. and
Mrs. George McBride. Other rela
tives at the McBride home includ-1
ed Mrs. Dalphc Schink and chil
dren of Corvallis and Mrs. Lew
Brotherton, Corvallis and Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Wyman of Sandy.
MRS. F.THF.L PRATT, Eugene,
haa returned home after spend
ing tha hnliHavs at fh hnm, f
her son-in-law and daughter. Mr. 1
ana mr. axci jacoosen. Also vis
iting the Jscobsens were a son-in-law
snd daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Msx Fowler and Judy of
Corvallis.
SILVERTON Mr. and Mra.
W. O. Scarth (Donna Rae Wor
den) and their small son, Bruce
Worden, have returned from an
over-holiday visit in .Klamath
Fall! at the home of Mrs.
Scarth'a parents and brother.
the Ray M. Wordens.
SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs
John Elling recently entertained
as house guests, Mn. EUJni's
oroiner-in-iaw and sister. Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Ross of Portland.
Job's Daughters
Plan Coming Events
Several future plans were dis
cussed at the meeting of bethel
No. 33, Jobs' Daughters, Monday
night
A ski trip in February was
planned and on February IS the
parents of bethel members will
be honored. The drill team an
nounced it will practice each
week for the grand session in
Salem the latter part of April
Associate guardian. Morris
Stjwart - was escorted and hon
ored as he is now grand master
of Ainsworth lodge. Miss Marcia
Hunphrey was installed as outer
guard. Clair Holcomb, honorary
grandfather of the bethel, was
also introduced.
A letter from Walter R. Drv.
superintendent of the state blind
school, was read thanking the
girls for their help during the
past year.
Miss Susan Youngquist. hon
ored queen, wss feted on her
birthday as was Mrs. Jssper But
ton, guardian secretary; Miss
Marlyn Harlan and Miss Mari
lyn Reancy.
Miss Tonl DeSart read a paper
during the entertainment and
refreshment period.
A party was given at the Julian
Haugen residence Sunday eve
ning to honor Pvt. Elmer Hau
gen, who has been home on leave
from the army during the holi
days. He is leaving Wednesdsy
to report to duty at Fort Sill
Okla., having finished basic train
ing at Fort Ord in California.
A buffet supper was enjoyed,
the following attending: Pvt. Hau
gen, Mr. and Mrs. Hjalmar A.
Haugen, his parents; his fiancee.
Miss .Vols Campbell and her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charley
Campbell; Mr. and Mrs. Julian
Haugen, Mrs. Emma Garhel, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Haugen and
Karen, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hau
gen and Randa, Mr. and Mrs. Mar
vin Williams and Charlan and
Bonnie, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Petersen and Howard, Jr. and
Cheryl, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Wright and Donnie, Clarence
Haugen, Miss June Haugen, Gil
bert Allen, Deanna and Donna
Haugen.
Cards were in play and before
leaving the guests were served
cotiee and cake, and a gift was
presented to Pvt. Haugen.
ANNOUNCEMENT has come
from Seattle of the birth of s son
on January 3 to Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Evanson (Martha Mar
shall). Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Willard C. Marshall of Sa
lem and Mrs. Alfred O. Evanson
of Seattle. Mrs. Marshsll is now
visiting at her daughter's home
in Seattle.
SOROPTIMIST club plans its
regular luncheon and business
session Wednesday noon at the
Golden Pheasant
Miss Perrin
Bride-Elect
Among the several engagement
announcement! made during the
early week waa that telling of toe
betrothal of Miss Kay Perrin.
daughter of Mr. and Mn. Edward
A. Perrin, to John H. Elliott ion
of Mr. and Mra. C S. Elliott of
Klamath Falls.
The news was told during house
meeting at the Delta Gamma sor
ority on the Willamette university
campus, Monday night
Mr. Elliott is a senior at Uni
versity of Oregon where he is a
member of Sigma Chi fraternity.
No date is set for the wedding.
Wew Members for
Breakfast Club
Three new rpembere were
present at the Tuesday morning
meeting of the Salem Credit
Women's Breakfast club.
New mem b era introduced
were Mrs. John Chamberlain,
Mrs. Chester Cushing Jr. and
Mrs. Larry Fitzgerald. Miss
Midge Schultz waa a guest
Mrs. Lloyd Myers gav a re
port on "Present Trends in Re
tail Credit." Mrs. Lue Lucas
gave a report on the Christmas
basket the club filled for
needy family.
On February 23 at the home
of Mrs. Leo Childs, .the new
members will be initiated and
white elephant aale will take
place.
Rebekah Events
Mra. Ray Webb and Mrs. Wil
liam J. Beard were named on the
planning committee at the meet
ing of Salem Rebekah lodge on
Monday night. Named on the
budget committee were Mrs.
Blanche Hull, Mrs. William Gard
ner, Mrs. Clem Ohlsen, Mrs.
Lloyd Pepper and Mrs. Clyde
Bancrolt.
Members of the degree staff
will exemplify the Rebekah de
gree at Monitor on February 13.
Theta Rho club is to meet on
Thursday evening, and installa
tion of officers will follow. Miss
Judy Bancroft and Miss Pat
Schroyer will be the installing
omcers.
L. E. A. will meet Friday night
toiiowea oy installation of of-
:icei.
Three Links club will meet
Friday afternoon at 2 oclock.
Joint installation of officers
for the Rebekahs and Odd Fel
lows will be at the IOOF-temple
on neanesaay nigni aDout 8 o
clock, and is open to the public.
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Today's Menu
If you've never tasted spinach
noodles, you have something
good ahead!
FAMILY SUPPER
Veal Chops Green Noodles
Parmesan
Broccoli with Lemon
Salad Italian Bread
Fresh Fruit Beverage
Parmesan
Ingredients: One 8-ounce park
age medium-ribbon noodles with
spinsrh added, 3 tablespoons
grated Parmesan cheese.
Method: Cook spinach noodle
according to package directions:
drain in colander. Turn into
large heated serving bowl; add
butter and Parmesan; tosa with
two forks until noodles are
coated with melted butter snd
cheese. Serve with extra Par
mesan if desired. Makes 6 servings.
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Tell Betrothals At a recent
party at Stayton, Miss Marilyn
Palmer, at left above, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Pat
mer, announced ber engage
ment to James Cries, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Cries of
Sublimity; and Misa Elaine De
Jardin, told of her betrothal to
Theodore Highberger, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Highberger
of Aumsville. (Both pictures by
Steimonti studio)
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MRS. LAURA JOHNSON, Mrs.
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