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Woman's Club
Salem Woman's club has arranged a sp
dal event ior next Friday evening, Jan
uary 29, a program or husbands of mem
bers and other guests.
The meeting will be at 8 o'clock in the
group's club house.
0. L. Donaldson, acting manager of the
social security office here, will be guest
speaker on "What Social Security Means
to Me."
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Craven are to pre
sent the musical program. . ..'
A social hour and refreshments will
follow the meeting.
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MR. AND MRS. EVAN BREYMAN BOISE
WED LAST Saturday at a ceremony in St. Paul's Episcopal church in Oregon City were Mr. and Mrs. Evan
Breyman Boise (Janet Bozorth), above. The couple will reside in Salem. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Squire
S. Bozorth of Eugene and the late Dr. Bozorth. Mr. Boise is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Breyman Boise of Salem.
Town and Gown Club Tea Thursday
Among events of special interest for next
week will be the Town and Gown club's
January program and tea on Thursday
afternoon, in the Carrier room of the First
Methodist church. The meeting is to be at
2 o'clock, Mrs. George H. Swift presiding.
The program will include a monologue
with musical interlude, "Life Is What We
Arc Alive To," a reading by Mrs. Brooks H.
Moore, solos by Betty Starr Anderson with
Mrs. Ralph H. Dobbs accompanying.
The Jaycce-Ettcs are planning a dinner
dance to install the 1954 officers on Satur
day, January 30 at the Blue Note with a
social hour preceding the dinner.
Mrs. Maurice Cohn Is the new president
of the group and will be assisted by Mrs.
Ernest Royse, vice-president: Mrs. Loren
Boston, secretary and Mrs. Dee Whitlock,
treasurer. Mrs. Blaine Cline is the outgoing
president.
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Next fashion show at the Marion hotel
will come on Tuesday, February 2, when
Johnson's will present a preview of early
spring fashions. The luncheon will be at
12 o'clock that day, the show at 1 o'clock.
Luncheon group of Ainsworth chapter,
Order of Eastern Star, is meeting Thurs
day at noon at the Masonic temple. Mrs.
Frank Brown is in charge of the refresh
ments. Mrs. John Versteeg will be speaker
on winter decorations for the home.
Mrs. M. D. Looncy and Miss Eleanor
Looncy, 520 N. 22nd street will be hostesses
to the Dabblers club on Thursday niRht.
Mrs. Jack Hcnningsen will demonstrate
candle making.
Mrs. James Hartley will be installed as
the president of the Salem Navy Mothers
club on Tucsdav night at the home of Mrs.
Clem Ohlson, 747 S. 12th street. Assisting
hostesses for the meeting will be Mrs.lvel
Haley and Mrs. H. W. Fricsen.
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MISS JEANNE ROTH
NEW PRESIDENT of Thrta Rhn Girls
In Salem la Miss Jeanne Roth, above
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Mrs. Lester F. Barr is chairman of the
tea committee and assisting will be Mrs.
Lawrence A. Ballmer, Mrs. W. Wells Baum,
Mrs. F. E. Barnick, Mrs. Lloyd Bell, Mrs.
James T. Brand, Miss Alice Crary Brown,
Mrs. Floyd Brcssler, Mrs. David H. Cam
eron, Mrs. Allan G. Carson, Mrs. G. H.
Charters, Mrs. H. J. Clements, Mrs. Chester
M. Cox, Mrs Clay Cochran, Mrs. William
H. Crawford, Miss Kate Dickson, Mrs. J. E.
West, Mrs. H. W. Elgin, Mrs. Daniel J. Fry,
Mrs. Silas Gaiser, Mrs. Homer Goulet
The annual father and son banquet for
Chcmcketa chapter, Order of DeMolay for
Boys, will be on Monday at 6:30 p.m. at the
Masonic temple with Mrs. Morse Stewart of
the Mothers club in charge of the affair.
Others assisting include Mrs. Emery
Wood, publicity; Mrs. Dale Jeffries, and
Mrs. Cecil Hunsaker, decorations; Mrs.
Wood and Mrs. B. A. Martin, setting tables;
Mrs. R. M. Payne and Mrs. Herman Feitel
son, dining room set up; Mrs. Stewart, Mrs.
Ross Harris and Mrs. Francis Colpan. food;
Mrs. Warren Baker, serving and Mrs. Har
vey Gibbens, program.
Mrs. P. J. Scroggin is planning a special
program for the social club, Chadwick chap
ter. Order of Eastern Star, on Tuesday at
1:15 p.m. with dessert being served.
Mrs. E. F. Crail is chairman and will be
assisted by Mrs. L. McDowell, Mrs. Jess
Hatch, Mrs. David Davidson, Mrs. George
Hanley, Mrs. A. M. Perry, Mrs. Robert
Rasmusscn.
Dorcas Missionary society, Christ Lutheran
church, will meet beginning at 10 a.m. on
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Adolph Bom
beck. On Wednesday night at 7:30 o'clock at the
Mayflower hall, the Nebraska club will meet.
Refreshments will be served.
The Royal Neighbors of America camp of
Salem entertained the Labish camp at their
meeting on Wednesday night with the 1954
officers for both installed by Mrs. Mable
Miles, installing officer.
Ceremonial marshal was Mr Blanche
Gaines and her assistants were Mrs. Fran
ces Ilahn, Labish and Mrs. Wendell Mack
lin, Salem.
Officers installed for Salem included: Ora
cle, Miss Mildred Yetter; vice oracle, Mrs.
John Fosnot: past oracle, Mrs. James Pren
tice; chancellor, Mrs. 1. W. Gccr: recorder,
Mrs. John Sohrt: receiver, Mrs. Minnie Greg
ory; marshal. Mrs. Bill Hoyt, assistant mar
shal. Mrs. Elmer Ivcrson: inner sentinel,
Mrs. J. A. Gamble; outer sentinel, Mrs. E. A.
Jackson; managers, Mrs. Zula Webb and
Mrs. George Zcuskc; faith, Mrs. Lloyd Ken
nedy; courage. Miss Margaret Bond; mod
esty, Mrs. Stanley Quamme; unselfishness,
Mrs. Josephine Scguin; endurance, Mrs.
Ethel Davenport; musician, Mrs. Nettie Larson-
flag bearer, Mrs. Earl Kasson: captain
of degree staff, Mrs. Gladys Applcgatc; juve
nile director. Mrs. Edward Weaver, assistant
director. Mrs. Betty McMorris; reporter,
Mrs. Arthur Roberg.
Labish camp officers arc: Oracle, Mrs.
Frank Thompson; vice oracle, Mrs. Violet
Stafford: past oracle, Mrs. Robert Hasscy;
chancellor, Mrs. Tom Ritchey; recorder,
Mrs. Lyle Beckner; receiver, Mrs. Virgil
Long: marshal, Mrs. Betty Field; assistant
marshal, Mrs. Irving Johnson; inner senti
ne', Mrs. Margaret Stryfeller; outer sentinel,
Mrs. A. G. Lilicquist; manager, Mrs.
Charles Beckner: faith, Mrs. Lawrence Beck
ner; courage, Mrs. Mac Bolto.i; modesty,
Mrs. Frank PcUel: unselfishness. Mrs. Avon
Mayfield: endurance, Mrs. Jess Mathcs; mu
sKan, Mrs. Jim Gorsuch; flag bearer, Mrs.
Willis Caldwell; captain of decree staff,
Mrs. Ray Walter.
After the installation, a buffet supper was
served in the downstairs dining room at the
VFW hall. The refreshment committee in
cluded the Mcsdanics Mary Champ, Pearl
Lyns, S. Hamrick, John R. Moore, W. R.
Van Osdol, E. A. Van Osdol.
(Edrli Morrison itudio, Portland)
rEMBERS of the Salem Junior Worn-:
an s club will tour the new YWCA "
building on -Monday night. Dessert
will be served following the tour at the
homo of Mrs. Richard Jcnning, 1150 Ever
green. Mrs. Bill Clahaugh, institutions committee
chairman, will be in charge of the evening's
program. Mrs. Ted Jenny .will be in charge
of refreshments.
The Past Presidents club, Hal Hibbard
auxiliary, plans to meet with Mrs. Mark
Baker on Friday for a 1 o'clock dessert meet
ing. '-,.
The annual no-host surprise dinner of the
Past Presidents club, American Legion aux
iliary, Unit No. 9, will be on Thursday at
6:30 p.m. in the basement of the Salem
Woman's club.
Mrs. Axel Donncly is the chairman and
will be assisted by Mrs. Leon Brown, Mrs.
James A. Garson, Mrs. Oscar C. Christensen
and Mrs. Charles E. Gregory.
Miss Lois Dauner. Miss Pat Sebastian. Mrs.
Forrest Eckles and Mrs. Gavin Hill, all
members of the Credit Women's Brea!.fast
club, will be hostesses on Sunday from 2 to
4:30 p.m. at the Salem Art Museum, Bush
House.
Friends arc Invited through the press to
call at an open house, January 31, to honor
Mrs. J. C. Morris on her 88th birthday.
Hours are between 2 and 5 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Morris' son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Howard N. Hunsaker,
2470 Trade.
Evening circle, Leslie Methodist church,
will meet with Mrs. Leland Shinn, 2880
Doughton street on Tuesday night. Mrs.
Albert Lockwood will be assisting hostess.
Mrs. Delbert Otjcn will lead devotions and
Mrs. Lewis McRay is in charge of the pro
gram. AtBPWClub
State Representative Mark Hatfield will be
speaker for the monthly dinner meeting of
the Business and Professional Women's club
on Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the Golden
Pheasant. His topic will be "Legislative
Measures Coming Up in 1955."
Mrs. Clark C. McCall and Miss Alberta
Sappcnficld, co-chairmen of the legislative
committee, and Miss Merle Dimick, education
committee chairman, are arranging the pro
gram. Mrs. A. J. Archart will be music
chairman and Mrs. Cecil Hobbs is in charge
of hospi'ality and decorations.
Rainbows to Install
An event of Tuesday night will he the
installation of Miss Eleanor Mleziva as
worthy adviser, Chadwick assembly, Order
of Rainbow tor Girls. A business meeting at
7 o'clock will precede the ceremonies at the
Masonic temple.
Miss Margaret Hildrcth, worthy adviser,
will be Installing officer and will be as
sisted by the Misses Ann Hansen, chaplain;
Lo Anne Mundinger, recorder; Arda Lien,
marshal; Susan Crier, musician; Mrs. Grace
Johnson, mother adviser.
Other officers to be installed include:
Misses Patty Johnson, worthy associate ad
viser; Janice Gillespie, charity; Ada Hart
man, hope; Karlcne Quistad, faith: Connie
Thorne, recorder; Bonnie Starr, treasurer;
Diane Clough, chaplain: Sally Merrill, drill
leader; Pamela Lindholm, musician: Carol
McCandlish, choir director; Peggy Reid,
love: Dnnell Hamilton, religion: Carol Fus
sell, nature: Beverly Moeabee, immortality;
Ann Bradley, fidelity: Karen Covert,
patriotism; Beverly Walls, service: Eileen
Osko, confidential observer: Hetty Johnson,
outer observer: Juanita Chrisofferson, his
torian; Ilia Warren, publicity: Louise Hend
erson, projects; Nancy Clemens, Joyce Stett
ler, Carol Wet, Janice Wood, Lucille Brew
MONG February' brides-elect telling
plans for her wedding is Miss An
' nette Ripp, who is to be married oa
February 13, to Marvin Sandberg.
The ceremony will be solemnized at 9:30
o'clock that morning in St Boniface Catho
lic church, the Rev. Robert O'Hara offi
ciating. The high school students are to
ting.
Maid of honor for the bride will be Miss
Sharon Meyerhofer. Bridesmaids are to be
Misses Diane Scharbach, Janis Scharbach
and Patricia Wolf.
James Frichtl is to be best man: Grooms
men are to be Larry Freres, Bernard Ripp
and Fredrick Ripp, and ushers will be Wil
liam Hendricks and Gerald Darby.
The reception following is to be in the
St Boniface parish hall
The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Ripp of Sublimity and Mr.
Sandberg is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Sandberg of Stayton.
Calendared for Monday night is the annual
dinner for Willamette area council, Camp
Fire Girls, the event to be at China City
restaurant at 6:30 o'cloc.
Reports for the year will be given and
officers elected for the Willamette , area i
board.
Mrs. W. H. Weaver, Seattle, chairman of
the committee on goals in region VI of Camp
Fire Girls this past year and a member of
the national organization's council, will be
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Mrs. W. E. Gardner is reservations chair
man for Salem, Mrs. Burton Hutton for
Corvallis, Mrs. Frank Guy for Dallas,
Arthur E. Woods of Dallas, president
of the Willamette area council will pre
side. The Rev. Louis E. White of Knight
Memorial church is to give the invo
cation. Camp Fire Girls Joan Oslund,
Terry Lou McGlenn and Jimie Kay Minty
will lead the flag salute. Singing will be
led by Mrs. Carl Bryan with Mrs. Frank
Parcher as accompanist
Mr. Woods will give the welcome and in
troduce guests. Mrs. Gordon Tomlin, lead
er, will present Busy Blue Birds in a num
ber. The nominating committee report will
be followed by a Camp Fire skit, Mrs. Har
old Johnson as guardian of the group, there
will be additional singing with Mrs. Weav
er's address concluding the program.
Acting as hostesses for the evening will
be Mrs. Frank Kolsky, Mrs. James Haworth,
Mrs. L. A. Clinker, Mrs. E. A. Carleton.
Mrs. Billy Kelso is chairman of the re
freshment committee for the Monday night
meeting of Marion auxiliary. Veterans of
Foreign Wars. The group will meet at the
VFW hall.
Mrs. L. O. Arena is to be hostess to the
Monday bridge club for luncheon and tie
afternoon. Mrs. Arens has often been a
guest at the club.
Arriving this week-end for a visit at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Parker are their
son-in-law and daughter, Lt. and Mrs. Ger
ald M. Robison and family from Oakland,
Calif.
State Senator and Mrs. George A. Ulett
of Coquille are in the capital for the week
end. Planned for February S is the carnival nf
St. Mary's guild, St. Paul's Episcopal church,
the benefit affair to be in the new church.
The event opens at 6 p.m., a supper to be
served for those wishing to come for the
supper with their families. Games, movies,
and booths for carnival fun and candy items
will be featured during the evening.
Mrs. Ed Lewis is general chairman, Mrs.
William R. Shinn and Mrs. S. D. Wiles assist
ing on the directorate. Mrs. Charles Mills
is president of the guild.
WOODBURN The wedding of Miss Char
lone Larwese Miller and Leslie Perry Glass,
both of Woodburn, was an event of January
3 at the Woodburn Assembly of God church.
The Riv. J. L. Gibson, former pastor of the
church, now at Gresham, officiated at the 2
p.m. double ring ceremony. Miss Miller is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd W. Mil
ler, and Mr. Glass is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Perle P. Glass, all of Woodburn.
Mr. Miller gave his daughter in marringe.
She wore a light blue suit with a white orchid
with white streamers. Attendants were Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Miller of Woodburn.
A reception at the home of the bride's
parents followed the ceremony after which
the couple left for a wedding trip to Phoenix,
Arizona. They are now at home in Wood
burn. on Tuesday
er, Sharon Searcy, Shirley Tabcr, Joan
Osko, Vondra Anderson, Marcia Hewitt,
choir members.
Milton McDaniels, master counsellor,
Chcmcketa chapter, Order of DeMolay for
Boys, will participate in the crowning cere
moy. Serving on the Rainbow advisory board
this year will be Mis. Dave Brown, mother
adviser; Mrs. E. T. Armstrong, and Thomas
Kelly, worthy matron and patron, Chad
wick chapter, Order of Eastern Star; Mr.
and Mrs. William Knower, Mr. and Mn.
Ira Darby, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Peterson,
Mrs. Emery Wood and Mrs. Ellsworth Ham
ilton. A program will follow the ceremonies and
on the program will be Peter Van Horn,
David Lout hen, Ray Holmquisl, Kayc
Brand, forming a quartet; Roger Moore
head, reading: Miss Susan Crier, piano solo
and Miss Lo Anne Mundinger, vocal solo.
Mrs. John Dickson, Mrs. Elmer Hildrcth,
Mrs. Harold Gillespie, Mrs. George Osko,
Mrs. Merle Phillips, Miss Arleen Sneddon,
Miss Marilyn Shields, Miss Dnnna Haugen,
Miss Nancy Bone will be in charge of the
refreshment hour.
MISS DELORES
ANNOUNCED recently at the Chi Omega sorority at Willamette university
was the engagement of Miss Delores Plena, above, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Burt
Picha, to Stanley Neperud, son of Mr. and Mrs, Marvin Neperud of Silverton.
Annual Mothers March for Polio
Set for Thursday Evening in Salem
"Light the Way to Victory" is the slogan
for the annual Mothers March on Polio,
scheduled tor next Thursday, January 28.
a The march will be conducted by four large
'groups of women in four Salem areas be
tween 7 and 8 p.m. A horn brigade will
precede them through all parts of the city
at 6:45 p.m. as a reminder that a porchlight
means a willingness to give.
Mrs. Robert White, who heads the Mothers
March in Salem, reports virtually every dis
trict in the city will be visited, including also
Four Corners, Kelzer and Liberty. Other
communities in Marion county are staging
their own drives. West Salem, under the
direction of Mrs. Chester Douglas and Mrs.
William Wilson, will stage their own march
that night, funds going to the Polk county
polio group.
Assisting Mrs. White bt co-chairman in
lining up the details for the Mothers March
has been Mrs. William Crothers.
The four colonels are: Mrs. Keith Dyer,
North Salem; Mrs. Maurice H. Saffron, South
Salem; Mrs. Don Doerfler, Four Corners;
Mrs. Philip Blake, Keizer.
In South Salem
Captains and lieutenants assisting Mrs.
Saffron for South Salem include the follow
ing: Mrs. Vem D. McMullen, captain; M"
dames Hal Randle, Bruce Van Wyngarden,
Loring Schmidt; Mrs. L. J. Smith, captain,
Mesdames Floyd Siegmund, Choice Bryant,
Willard Brown; Mrs. John Minifie, captain,
Mesdames L. F. McLaughlin," Wilbur Clark,
George Burrell, E. C. McClindlish; Mrs.
William Beard, captain, Mesdames Harry
Williams, Sidney Hoffman, Leland Shinn,
James Minty, Buidette Owen; Mrs. Robert
Howells, captain, Mesdames G. R. Tomlin,
Arthur Atherton, Reynolds Allen, E. A. Carle
ton, Alfred L. Pfcifer, Kenneth Z wicker;
Mrs. Kenneth Lewis, captain, Mesdames
Bruce Croghan, Charles Esplin, V. A. Zwick
cr, George Johnson, Lonnie Pierce; Mrs.
Daniel Fry, Jr., captain, Mesdames James
R. Phillips, Ed Lewis, A. Baker, Roger
Schnell; Roy Smith; Mrs. Sidney Boise, cap
tain, Mesdames M. Sccgar, Herman Phillips,
Cliff Hill, Ivan Royse, Elbert Jones, Allan
Sicwart, Earl Withers, Max Denton, Elmer
Morley, Sam Samuels; Mrs. C. Ronald Hud
kins, captain, Mesdames Wayne Hadlcy,
Kenneth Sherman, Charles McColloch, Harry
Jacobscn; Mrs. Bruce Williams, captain,
Mesdames Jack Price, Lloyd Adam, R. E.
Hulburt, C. W. Brown. Steve Tabacchi, Dan
Reynolds, W. Fields Merck; Mrs. Frank Mc
Kinney, captain, Mesdames Dclmar Aleshire,
Leroy Montgomery, Arleno Mills, Charles
Ladd; Mrs. Merle Brown captain, Mesdames
John Hughes, Karl Olson, Gordon Coolcy, Gil
bert Groff; Mrs. Kalph Schlcsingcr, captain,
Mesdames James Lytle, Peter Gunnar, S. D.
Wiles, Eric Nelle; Mrs. Kenneth Potts, cap
tain, Mesdames Harland Brock, Roger Hoy,
Howard Boomer, William F. Sanders, FrBn
cis Colgan, Howard Ilex; Mrs. William R.
Shinn, captain, Mrs. Tom Hill, Jr., Mrs. Sid
ney Schlcsingcr.'
For North Salem
Captains working with Mrs. Dyer in North
Salem arc Mrs. Charles W. Ilagan, Mrs.
Russell Millett, Mrs. L. S. Shuford, Mrs.
Gerald Smith, Mrs. Walter Sichcr, Mrs.
Horace McGee, Mrs. Earl Mootry, Mrs. Car
roll Meeks, Mrs. George Haley. Mrs. Cecil
Mink, Mrs. Edwin Sahnow. Iter lieuten
ants include: Mrs. L. C. Elofson, Mrs. Nor
man Jones, Mrs. Pete Hoffcrt, Mrs. Jack
Kuhn. Mrs. Lester Thomas, Mrs. Russell
Eyerly, Mrs. Leonard Elliott, Mrs. Charles
Harvey, Mrs. Nick Error, Mrs. Wallace
Beckett, Mrs. Fred Scheffe, Mrs. Austin
Eivcrs, Mrs. A. L. Elvin, Mrs. W. Schrunk,
Mrs. E. Boring, Mrs. Douglas Chambers,
Mrs. Richard Cooley, Mrs. M. Ramsdell, ;
Mrs. Charles Derthick, Mrs. John Gallagher, '
Mrs. William Baldwin, Mrs. Harold Busick,'
Mrs. B. L. Trelstad, Mrs. Robert Putnam,
Mrs. Lawrence Kclsh, Mrs. Robert Need
ham, Mrs. Robert Chelwood, Mrs. Vernon
Gilmore. Mrs. Dale Mallicoat, Mrs. Robert
Lang, Mrs. Warren Pahl, Mrs. Maurice Eb
ncr. Mrs. J. L. Wakefield, Mrs. Warren W.
Coolcy. Mrs. George S. Brown, Mrs. M. j.
Merrill. Mrs. Sam Spccrstra, Mrs. Arthur
Hates, Mrs. Rex Adolph, Mrs. G. E. Fravcl,
(Stelmonti itudio pletun)
PICHA
Mrs. George Bernhardt, Mrs. Dean Graham,
Mrs. Jim Hartly. Mrs. Cameron Kyle, Mrs.
Donald Taylor, Mrs. A. L Frantz.
In Kelzer Area
In Keizer and vicinity the line-up of work
ers is as folows, working under Mrs. Phillip
Blake as colonel:
Captain, Mrs. Francis Bealey; lieutenants,
Mrs. Henry Singer, Mrs. N. A, Beiker, Mrs.
A. B. Winter, Mrs. Royal Holden, Mrs. Glenn
Dodson, Mrs. Maurice Walker, Mrs. Cliff
Bowder, Mrs. Robert Arthur, Mrs. Flovd
McNall, Mrs. Ewald Franz, Mrs. T. P. Hili, .
Mrs. Ward Rowland, Mrs. Wesley Gregg,
Mrs. James Morgan, Mrs. Glen . Blaoton,
Mrs. Bruce Smith.
Captain, Mrs. B. H. Buck; lieutenants,
Mrs. Charles L. McDcvitt, Mrs. Dave Pfau,
Mrs. William F. Valentine, Mrs. Donna
Minot, Mrs. Herb Swan, Mrs. A. L. Treat,
Mrs. H. P. Tects, Mrs. A. T. Larson, Mrs.
N. C. Hurtcr, Mrs. J. Royce, Mrs. Lionel
Domreis.
Captain, Mrs. Earl Weathers; lieutenants,
Mrs. Orval Rohrer, Mrs. E. A. Nearhood, .
Mrs. A.'D. Brown, Mrs. L. M. Fcldschau,
Mrs. William May, Mrs. Jack St Clair, Mrs.
W. L. Cole, Mrs. Ralph Bordreau, Mrs. Wil
liam Burright.
Mrs. Norman Young, captain; lieutenants,
Mrs. Max Graves, Mrs. Willard Hudson, Mrs.
Ernest Hobbs, Mrs. Mel Pillette,. Mrs. Will
Breedlovc, Mrs. John Coomlcr, Mrs. Charles
Hansen, Mrs. William Johnson, Mrs. Clif
ford Walling, Mrs. Roy Harland, MrsWil-
liam Wagner. Mrs. Hausley.
Captain, Mrs. O. E. Welsh; lieutenants,
Mrs. Doris Cook, Mrs. Dean Thompson, Mrs.
George Hall, Mrs. Clyde Shelley, Mrs. Rich
ard Morgan, Mrs. Lewis Mayers,
Captain, Mrs. Harvey Christcnson; lieu
tenants, Mrs. Ronald Hall, Mrs. Paul Zielin
ski, Mrs. James Briggs, Mrs. Oscar Noren,
Mrs. Homer Stiffler, Mrs. Harvey Latham,
Mrs. Boyl Hilleland, Mrs. Charles Ross,
Mrs. Harold Smithers, Mrs. Paul Gell, Mrs.
Vail Priest, Mrs. Truman Cummlngs, Mrs
Leo Schcider, Mrs. Charles Lapschies, Mrs.
James F. Veylupck, Mrs. Paul Dixon, Mrs.
F. O. Lutz.
Clearlakc: Lieutenant, Mrs. Art Michaels.
Middlegrovc; Lieutenants. Mesdames Ver
non Glass, John Everhart, Harland S. Selby,
Lester Purcell, Leroy Barker, Robert Rice,
Ralph Wilcox, Milford Van Hess, Gil Blank
inship, Earl Malm, Ervln Smith.
Hopmcre: Lieutenant, Mrs. Tom Settle
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Buenacrcst: Mrs. Robert Schreiner, .lieu
tenant. In Four Corners, working with Mrs. Doer
fler, the colonel, are: Captain, Mrs. Everett
Clark; lieutenants, Mesdames Phil GiLstrap,
John O'Hcamc, E. J. Studebaker, Robert
Howard. Captain, Mrs. John Fox; lieuten
ants, Mesdames Ray Russell, Andy EUcl,
Charles Warren, Robert Eaton, Kenneth
LaBranche. Captain, Mrs. Rudy Calaba; lieu
tenants, Mesdames Claude Kilgorc, Francis
Miller, Lindy Morris, Frank Borden, Waldo
Miller.
West Salem, workers will cover all West
Salem, including as far as Salem academy
on Dallas highway and to George street
on Wallace road, and as far back as
Engel avenue on the Mil. Workers will
include Mesdames Delbert Roseberry, Mar
vin Miller, Richard Smith, Robert Covert,
Clyde Everett, Junior Ecklcy, Gus Moore,
Robert Browncll, Wallace Carlson, Collctt
Rust L. B. MeClcndon, Rex Ohmart, Leon
Tallman, Robert Kuenzli, Stanton Zelmer,
Kenneth Hendricks, Carl Olcen, Darrel
Bradford, Forrest Lemm, Harold Dalke.
Circles of the Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of Jason Lee Methodist church
are meeting next Wednesday as follows.
February-August circle, 1:30 p.m., home
of Mrs. E. L. Powell, Shady Lane.
March September, dessert at 12:30 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. George Pro, 1915 Maple.
April-October, at 1:30 p.m. at the home
of Mrs. Roy Lively, 1190 North 21st.
May-November, meeting with Mrs. George
Benson, 1850 Market, at 1:30 p.m., the
group to work on a quilt.
June-December, 1:30 p.m., at the home
of Mrs. W. E. Savage, 2415 North Church.
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