PaieC
Capital
Edited kr MARIAN
Miss Jenks
Is Engaged
Announcement 1 made by
Mr. and Mrs. Dick L. Jenki of
the engagement of their daugh
ter, MUt Nancy Jenki, to Ger
ald Layer, aon of Mr. and Mn.
Albert Edward Layer of Net
knwln. -
A lata summer wedding is
planned.
The bride-elect la a aenior at
Salem high achool.
Mr. Layer la a aenior at Ore
gon State college, to graduate
In mechanical engineering in
June, and li a member of Del
ta Sigma Phi fraternity.
The new of the netrotnai
u revealed during the noli
days to relativei and friendi in
Canada.
Children's Theater
Reopens Saturday
Tha Creative Theater for
Children will begin ita second
term Saturday, January . u
the baaement of in xempomrj
YWCA Building at 144 South
Winter street. The apring
terra will featura puppet playa,
choral reading and spontaneous
playa, aa well as a iuh jengui
play for the older groupi. The
morning session ia from 10 to
12 in the afternoon from 2 to 4
o'clock. The theater la direct
ed by Mrs. Murco Klngnalaa
and ia under the aponaorahip of
h. American Association w
Unlveriity Women.
. .
Card Party
Mount Angel The firat of
aeriea of card partiee apon
lond by tha St. Ann'a Altar
aaxtcty waa given waaneaaay
.tiling in tha auditorium of
Ml Mary's achool. Awards for
edi were clven to r.
aahwmh and A. P. Duda for pi
nochle: Mra. Kate Kruae and
Mra. Emil Bochaler for bridge;
Mra. Gerald Zollner and Mra
lkmil Zack lor "300". Receiv
jnf apeclal awarda were Mra.
B. J. Wei ton, Mn. J. J. Penner,
Mra. Wendel Hauth, Lee Pe
ters, Mra, M. A. Beyer, Mra
Gerald Zollner, A. P. Duda,
William Annen and Mra. E. P.
aviisetjamsar. Of Woodburn.
Befraalimanta were served an
lb school dintaf room try a
boefeas comnittee, headed by
MiToo4 ajishej.
Junior CDAs
January meeting of the
Wntical Rose troop, Junior i
Catholic Daughter! of America,
waa at the home of Rosalie
Kerr thla week, Miaa Mary Ann
Fischer, leader, meeting wun
the group. Project! carried on
over Christmas were discussed,
Including basket! of food pre
pared for a needy family. A
prayer chart also wai discussed.
Roll call wai answered by those
who were at CDA Communion
Sunday and at the annual
Catholic Daughters of America
formal. t
Next project is to sponsor
breakfast! In the hall after all
masses on a scheduled Sunday
at St. Vincent de Paul church.
Next meeting of the troop
will ha at Shlrlrv DeHut'a "
home on January IB.
Today's Menu
SrNDAT DINNER
Rice with almonds fried
and cooked in the aame skil
let la superb with roast pork.
SUNDAY DINNER
Cranberry Juice
Roast Pork
Fry-Cook Almond Rice
Whole Green Snap Beam
Bread and Butter
Pineapple Slices
Beverage
Fry-Cook Almond Hire
Ingredients: 23 almonds, l'
cup butter or margarine, 1 cup
uncooked rice, 4 cup finely
chopped onion, 1 cup diced
ffrMn nnnr 1 14 l,afnAnn, i
::r, .,r
Mii, j cues waitr.
Method: Blanch almonds by ,
covering with water and heat
ing to boiling: drain at once
and slip off skins. Split al
monds in half lengthwise: dry
on towel. Melt butter in 10
Inch skillet that has a tight cov
er. Add almonds, rice and
onion; cook over moderately
low heat, stirring olten, until
rice is browned and onions yel
lowed. Stir tn green pepper,
aalt and water. Bring to vig
orous boil. Turn neat as low
as possible. Cover and leave
over this low heat 20 minutca
or until rice is tender. Uncov
er and stir over low heat a few
minutes. Serve at once. Makes
C servings.
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TALLMAN
Women
LOWRY FISCHER
Miss Seems
Bride-Elect
Lebanon Mr. and Mn Milo
Seemi are announcing the en
gagement of their daughter.
Miss Neva Seems, to Nelion Eu
gene Stewart Miu Seemi ia
currently working for radio
itation KWIL in Lebanon.
Her fiance la the aon of Mn.
Herbert Nelaon of Indepen
dence and Hugh Stewart,
Springfield, and la now sta
tioned in San Diego with the
navy.
No date hai been act for the
nuptials.
Kingwood Unit
Reports Meeting
Several membera of King'
wood Unit No. (1, American
Legion, gave community serv
ice reports on Thursday night
at the unit meeting at the King-
wood Legion halL
Mrs. Guy Hasting! reported
that $103 was given in food
and toys to three veterans'
families during the holidays.
airs. Karl Motuy reported on
visit to the Veterans hos
pital in Portland and the $30
worth of bedding the unit gave
and the ditty bags made.
A sum of $3 was given the
unit from the district presi
dent, Mrs. Carl Grunde, lor
making the year's quota
membership.
following tha meeting Mrs.
Jack Noteboom and Mrs. Ira
Noteboom served refresh'
menta.
Trinity Lutheran
Aid Entertained
Silverton Mrs. Bessie Mor
gan, president, waa in charge
of tha new year's first meeting
of Trinity Lutheran Ladles Aid
Wednesday afternoon at tha
church social rooms.
The pastor, the Rev. Joseph
. Luthro, introduced the top
ic for the coming months: "The
New Woman," supplemental
texts from the book of James
and First John.
The four circles were re-or
ganized and members selected.
Chairman of circle No. 1 will
be Mrs. Silaa Torvend; No. 2,
Mn. Carl Johnson; No. 3, Mrs.
Lewis Hall; with No. 4 chair
man, yet to be ehoaen.
The visiting committee per
sonnel will be Mrs. AWin L
gard and Mrs. M. O. Hstteberg.
Tha enecctive Ladies Aid
board is to meet Tuesday,
January 12, with Mrs. M. O.
Hatteberg to complete the year
books.
Hostesses for the day were
Mrs. Olaus Moen and Mrs. Ola
va Moen-Severson. .
Officials Visit
At VFW Auxiliary
Silverton Guests from Sa
lem Wednesday night, for the
past president's event of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars aux
iliary No. 3004, were Mrs. Ar
yan Strayer, department of
Oregon past president, and
Mrs. Joe Stirnlmcn.
Mrs. Keith Berg was chair
man of the no-host supper with
members of the post and their
cuimuumier. uca.
Supper birthday honors went
to Mrs. Hallie Williams.
Past presidents present and I
escorted for special honors
and gifts of flowers included
Mrs. Scott McPike, Mrs. Elmer
Johnson, Mrs. L. F. Tucker,
Mn. Emil Grant, Mn. Olaf
Tokstad, Mn. L. M. Elliott,
Mrs. Harry Walker and Mn.
Lewis Thomas.
During the brief business
hour conducted by Mrs. Ed'
gcrton, president, Mrs. Clar-
ence Q u a r t i e r, community
service, told of 220 houn serv
ice during the past fortnight,
$8 worth of magazines for the
city library and 12 small nov
el books for veterans. The hos
pital chairman, Mrs. Harry
Walker, reported many boxes
of Christmas cookies and pop
corn balls, and old nylon stock
ings for rug making, sent to
the southern Oregon veterans
facilities.
The defense chair
man, Mrs. Frank Roemer, re
ported a U.S. flag bought and
presented to the public school
kindergarten room. On reha
bilitation, Mrs. Olaf Tokstad
reported two pairs of shoes for
children, and 12 dolls dressed
fo. children of deserving fam
ilies. The auxiliary voted to buy
seven U.S. bonds for the VFW
home building fund.
CLEARANCE SALE!
All Bulbs
Miss Wise
To Be Wed
Mrs. Ingaborg Wise of rails
City, anounees the forthcom
ing marriage of her daughter,
Miss Norma I. Wise, to Donald
F. Petersen, of Salem, son of
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Petersen
of Centralia, Wash.
Both Miss Wise and Mr. Pe
tersen are employed by the
state of Oregon.
The wedding date is aet for
January IT, at the First Con
gregational church.
New Classes at
YWCA Starting
Salem YWCA's next six
weeks period of classes begins
January IS.
The basic sewing group
the newest class and offers op
portunity for beginners and
mora advanced sewera to re
view some of the basic rules.
Mn. I McFarland will teach
the class, to be Thursday eve
ning st 7:30 o'clock.
Textile painting, always one
of the more popular elasses,
again being offered on Tuesday
evening at 7:30. Mrs. L. C
Mitchell heads the class.
Carl Hall wlU teach begin'
ners and "artists" alike in oil
painting class. Monday at 7:30
tha class meets lor a period of
six weeks. The Gift Box will
supply the materials needed.
Lampshade making will be
taught by Mrs. Mary Brown.
She will give "tricks of the
trade" as well aa help indi
viduality in designs. Tha class
is scheduled for Tuesday after
noon at 130 odock.
Three alsssss in bridge are
being offered. Two beginning
classes on Thursday . . . the
morning class at 0:30 o'clock
will be taught by Mrs. BJarne
Ericksen, and the evening
class at 7:30 will be instructed
by Mrs. Charles McElhinny.
Mrs. Elmer O. Berg meets with
tha Intermediate class on
Tuesday evening at 7:30. Men
are welcome In these classes.
English classes are offered
to newcomers of this country.
They are designed to help im
prove spoken and written Eng
lish. Beginners are taught by
Mrs. Lloyd Hockett, and the
more sdvanced class is headed
by Mrs. W. S. Ankney. There
no charge lor these classes,
to be Thursday evenings at
15 o'clock.
By calling the YWCA,
3-0187, those interested may
register for any class, and
learn about materials needed.
New Members in
Woodburn Group
Woodburn The January
meeting of the Woodburn Wo
man's club opened with a no
host luncheon at 1 p.m., Wed
nesday, at the library club
rooms. The committee in charge
included Mrs. Harris Nelson,
chairman; Mrs. Russell Hurl-
bert, Mrs. Alvah Cowan, Mrs.
J. Allen, Mrs. Edgar Cros
by and Mrs. Ray Tyson, assist
ed by Mrs. Don Barrett and
Mrs. Henry Scheidegger.
Speaker of the afternoon was
Irving Brown, Woodburn attor
ney, who gave a talk on "Wills,
Estates and Investments," fol
lowed by a 15-minute question
period.
New members received were
Mrs. Lloyd Waymrle, Mrs. M.
B. Howell, and Mrs. Adolph
Glatt. Guests were Mrs. Harold
MnVUlnn nft Mra R I. Hiifaa
I Mrs. Harry VanArsdale.
chairman of the Christmas gift
project, reported an electric
iron sent to the Children's
Farm Home near Corvallis for
Christmaa.
Plans were discussed for the
annual bazaar to be in the early
spring with Mrs. Russell Ran
dall as chairman. Members
will meet at the Randall home.
January 20, to sew for the ba
zaar and work out further
plans.
The next meeting will be on
Feb. 3 when Melvin Murphy of
Portland from the Oregon Men
tal Hvgiene association will
talk on the topic "No One Wins
the Family Fight." Mrs. A. W
Andrews will be program
chairman.
OfS Meeting
Woodburn Evergreen chapter.
No. 41, Order of the Eastern Star,
will observe the Mth anniversary
of its organization at the regular
meeing Monday nigh in the Mas
onic temple. This will be the first
meeting for the new officers with
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Thompson
presiding.
The refreshmens committee for
the evening will be Mn. Nettie
Johnson, chairman, Mr. and Mn.
A W. Beckford, Mrs. Layman
Balrd and Miss Gladys Adams.
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PRICE
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oresrosi
l 44uMaJtusu mm,
Telia Engagement Miu
Dorothy Kessel, above, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. James W.
Kessel, recently announced her
engagement to Ralph Wick
ham, aon of Mrs. Emma Wick
ham of Silverton. (McEwan
studio picture.)
Hostess to Club
Salem Heights Mrs. C.
A. Lindsay was hostess to
the South Hills Garden club
of Salem Heights on Tuesday
evening at her home on Hulsey
avenue. Assisting was Mrs.
Max Clark.
Mrs. Frank Dye conducted
the business meeting and the
club decided to buy a book a
year for the club with the first
one to be on flower arrange
ment. New "secret pals" were
drawn by the members of the
club.
Eunice Brandt, landscape
architect, was guest speaker,
and discussed landscape de
signing and showed slides of
different places landscaped.
She also showed slides of the
California spring garden show
at Bur bank.
Mrs. Elmer Barkus was a
guest and Mrs. Kenneth Graves
was presented the hospitality
award.
CDA Event
Woodburn Members of Court
Victory No. 731, Catholic Daugh
ters of America, will meet in reg
ular session Monday evening at
St Luke's hall, beginning at 8
clock. Mrs. Wenzel Doubrava is
chairman of the committee in
charge and other members in
clude Mn. John Doubrava, Mrs.
George Crimps, Miss Mary Bron
ec, Mrs. E. L. Koeneman, Mrs.
Paul Biion and Mn. John Sticks.
After the business meeting the
membera will roll bandages.
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Miss Miller
Is Engaged
Lebanon Announcement Is
made by Mr. and Mrs. Edward
A. Miller of Lebanon of the en
gagement of their daughter.
Miss Delores Miller, to Ray
Myen, son of Mr. and Mrs.
' Arthur Mvm nf Salrm
Miss Miller, majoring in so
ciology, will graduate this
February from Willamette uni-
J versity. she is a member of
i Delta Gamma. Her fiance, now
1 in the air force, will be ata-
' ! tioned at Denver ftaln. He la
a former student of Willam
ette university and a member
i: of Sigma Alpha Bpsilon fra
ternity.
An early spring wedding Is
planned.
Make Tray Favors
At the Cop-ette meeting on
Thursday night tray favors for
the state hospital were made
when the group met at the
home of Mrs. Bill Wilson.
A contribution to the March
of Dunes was voted and the
out-going president, Mrs. Ed
ward Burk, snd out-going sec
retary, Mrs. Nap Rogue, Jr.,
were presented with gifts.
Penney's
Saltan, Oregon
FRIDAY NIGHT FEATURES!
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MUaNtMt
Wed December 31 Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wayne Gregory
(Vida Standley), above, were married December 31. The bride
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Standley and Mr.
Gregory is the son of Mr. snd Mrs. Julian Gregory. (McEwan
studio picture.)
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fl V Jt' I ONE
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Friday. January 8. 1953
Election
For Club
Mrs. L. C. Tennis was elect
ed president of Chemeketa
Toastmistreaa club on Thurs
day night at the group's bi
monthly meeting at the Golden
Pheasant Mrs. Tennis suc
ceeds Mrs. Lee Haskins.
Other officers elected in
clude Mrs. Emma Brown, vice
president; Mrs. W. E. Murphy,
secretary; Mrs. G. A. Sherman,
treasurer and Mrs. C. E. Jsqua,
corresponding secretary.
The new officers will be in
stalled on January 21.
SILVERTON Mrs. Hugo
Boehmer snd her two daugh
ters, Karen and Janet, have re
turned from a fortnight visit
with immediate relatives in
Los Angeles and Palo Alto,
Calif.
In Palo Alto, the Boehmers
were at the home of the former
Marge Kastegar, now Mrs.
Fred Keller. In other areas in
southern California, they were
in the homes of brothers and
aisters of Mrs. Boehmer.
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