Thursday, January 28, 1954
OSC NOTES
Big Game
With UO
Awaited
By ALICE LEHMAN
(Capital Journal Correspondent)
. OUKGON STATE COLLEGE,
Corvallis (Special Snow and rain
have put quite a damper on activi
ties here at Oregon State. The
new type of extra curriculnr activ
ities which seem to be the most
popular is snowball fights. Some
ot them became such battles that
several fraternities are now being
faced with fines. All in all the
weather is providing a very excit
ing winter term.
The crucial basketball scries
with the University of Oregon is
on the agenda for this coming
week-end. Friday ni.ht the game
will be in Gill Coliseum and the
Saturday night game will be play
ed at McArthur court in Eugene.
We're all hoping to sweep the
scries, but only time will tell.
Friday night following the game,
here, in Corvallis, the Associated
Women Students are sponsoring a
carnival to be in the armory. Car
nival Booths of all types will be
set up and run by the various
women's living groups. The ttile
of the carnival is "Mother Goose
Midway" and all booths will be
decorated accordingly. Special
prizes will be given and the men
may compete in the tall tale con
test. All prizes have been donated
by Corvallis and Portland mer
chants. . Alpha Sigma Phi, national so
cial fraternity, recently elected
officers for the coming year: Bob
JUihlo of Salem was elected asso
ciate editor. Among initiations
these past few weeks has been that
for the Alpha Phis, Initiated into
this sorority was Beverly Mott, Sa
lem. Plans are under way for the
forthcoming Dad's Week-end which
will be February 12 and 13. To
morrow's' Barometer, a student
newspaper, will be a special issue
for dads. It will tell all about the
games, luncheon and other details
of the week-end. Students are be
ing urged to send copies of these
to their, fathers, so OSC dads, if
you don't get one soon write your
son or daughter and ask for one,
because you won't want to miss
this big week-end!
DAYTON The Dayton Read
ing club met with Mrs. Oscar
Dower for luncheon last week.
In the absence of the presi
dent, Mrs. Bill Belts presided.
Mrs. . Clark Foster gave a les
son on the news highlights of
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Heads Rebekahg Mrs. John
,Beals, above, recently was in
stalled as noble grand for the
Tryphcna Rcbckah lodge, No.
38, Silverton.
Past Matrons Club
Dinner on Friday
WOODBURN The annual din
ner of the Past Matrons club of
Evergreen chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star, honoring Mr,( and
Mrs. Gail Wcngcnroth, junior
past matron and junior past ma
tron of the chapter, will be Fri
day, January 29, at 7 p.m. at the
Masonic temple. Other guests
will be husbands of the past ma
trons and the past patrons and
their wives.
Following the dinner Mrs.
Wengenroth will be initiated into
the Past Matrons club.
Committees in charge will in
clude: Mrs. Martha Reiling, Mrs.
Agnes Jones, Mrs. Elfa Fikan;
dining room, Mrs. Evelyn Mor
ris, Mrs, Violet Atwood, Mrs. Ma
bel Dixon and Mrs. Freda Burt.
The initiation will be in charge
of Mrs. Dixon and Mrs. Nellie
Muir.
Shower Given
STAYTON Pastel decorations
and refreshments featured the
shower in honor of Mrs, Jake
Schlies at the Woman's clubhouse
last week.
Following games, Mrs. Schlies
opened her gifts, nearly 60 pack
ages in all. Refreshments were
served by the co-hostesses: Mes-!
dames Maxine Wodtly, Hattie j
Schlies, Louise Berger, Dolores
Holmes and Lillian Humphreys, i
Guests invited included Mes
dames Lena Lambrecht, June
Wells, Lucy Sherrill, Rose Coff
man, Louise Parrish, Lucille
Carter, Agnes Sandncr, Alta
Shclton, Luther Stout, Iris Glis-
Junior Women at
Silverton Active
SILVERTON Silverton Junior
Woman's club met at the home
of Mrs. James Ekman on Tues
day. Mrs. Milt Baum reported on the
"Stamps for Wounded Veterans"
project The February meeting
has been designated as "Stamp
Night," and all stamps collected
to date will be sorted and count
ed for mailing. The drive will
continue through April.
Mrs. Lcland Morgan reported
that the club-sponsored Parents'
Council for Handicapped Chil
dren is now functioning as an in
dependent organization. There
are 17 parents who are now ac
tive in the new group and their
elected officers are: President,
"Irs. John Main; vice president,
Mrs. Lcland Morgan, and secre
tary, Mrs. R. F. Cook.
The Junior Woman's club is in
charge of distribution of the Eas
ter Seals for the Silverton area,
and Mrs. Larry C.rennel, chair
man, and Mrs. Ronald Syron, as
sistant chairman, reported the
master copy of the mailing list
has been completed and returned
to the Easter Seal headquarters.
The story-record hour is each
Saturday afternoon from 1 to 2
o'clock in the Silverton Library
son, Gene Coles, Jane Starr, Bar
bara G e h 1 c n, M. Walls, Jose
phine Schlies, Dec Champ, Joyce
Longfellow, Josephine Shimanck,
Dorothy Stupka, Esther Horner,
Til Ward, Virginia Hagen, Ar
thur Schmitt, Clarisse Linde-
mann, Ruth Van Driessche, Lillie
Holland, Lela Blum, Tcressia
Mouser, June Longfellow, Jack
dander, Marie Cole, Mae Sprak-
cr, Charles bims, Vida James,
Mildred Purdy, Charlotte Starr,
Mabel Deperrio, Clara Chitwood,
Flora Shuck, Tressa Van Nuys,
Pauline Lambrecht, Dovcna
Goode and Misses Louise Gass
ner, Vance Goode, Nancy Wodtly
and Maxine Wodtly, Rita Kirsch,
Emma Schlies, Vera Roach, May
Neitling, Elcic Maiscl, Beulah
Maisel, Rose Niebert, Effie Ges
ehcr, Doris Lambrecht, Julia
Gries, Betty Jelaca and Miss
Shirley Wodtly.
FRIDAY LUNCH AT
NORTH'S
in the Capitol Shopping Center
CREAMED SHRIMP
ON TOAST
Cole Slaw Hot Biscuits
and Butter
Fast TC- Delicious
Service Food
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THE CAriTAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon
rooms upstairs in the City hall.
All children throughout Silver
ton are invited to attend. The
club sponsors t'. hour.
Mrs. James Ekman and Mrs.
Milt Baum explained the plans
for the Aquacade, which will be
jointly sponsored by the Jaycee
Ettes and Junior Woman's club
as their part in the Silverton
Centennial celebration next Aug
ust. The following committee
appointments were made: Coord
inating council, Mrs. Bill Dun
can, Mrs. Phil elites, Mrs. James
Ekman and Mrs. Milt Baum;
swim instructors, Mrs. V. E. Pet
tit, Mrs. Milt Baum; transporta
tion, Mrs. Olaf Paulson and Mrs.
Eugene Durschmidt; publicity,
Mrs. Dave Demeter and Mrs. Low
ell Hoblitt; suits, Mrs. Bill Han
son and Mrs. Larry Crennel;
style show, Mrs. Jim Nelson and
Mrs. Charles Leonard, Jr.; script,
Mrs. Bob Sites and Mrs. Edwin
Heinonen; stunts, Mrs. Lloyd
Taylor and Mrs. Kei.neth Olson;
finances, Mrs. John Middlemiss
and Mrs. Will Scarth; lighting,
Mrs. LaVerne Bergerson and
Mrs. Ronald Syron; music, Mrs.
G. Arrington and Mrs. ' Fred
Frick; seating, Mrs. Jim Jones
and Mrs. Donald Scott; public ad
dress system, Mrs. Dick Gentz
kow and Mrs. Nick Weiss.
The annual spring fashion
show was discussed. It was de
cided it 'will be the last week in
March this year. Named as gen
eral chairman was Mrs. Nick
Weiss; assistant chairman, Mrs.
Eugene Durschmidt. Other com
mittees named by Mrs. Weiss
were: Arrangements, Mrs. Ronald
Syron . and Mrs. Myron Slack;
script, Mrs. James Ekman, Mrs.
Will Scarth, and Mrs. uonam
Scott; publicity, Mrs. Lowell Hob
litt and Mrs. Gale Stephens;
wardrobe, Mrs. Larry Crennel and
Mrs. Phyllis Syron; model train
ing, Mrs. James Ekman; proper
ties, Mrs. Eugene Durschmidt;
programs, Mrs. Fred Frick.
Refreshments were served by
Many Visitors at
OES Chapter Meeting
SILVERTON Ramona chapter,
No. 58, Order of the Eastern Star,
met Tuesday evening.
Members of other chapters resid
ing in Silverton were the honored
guests of the evening. Escorted, in
troduced, and given a special wel
come were: Mrs. George Torbert,
Russell chapter No. 15, Russell,
North Dakota; Mrs. C. J. Saum,
the hostess, Mrs. James Ekman,
and co-hostess, Mrs. Konald Sy
ron. The next meeting will be Tues
day, February 2, at the home of
Mrs. Eugene Durschmidt, 316 Jer
sey street, at 8 p.m. Mrs. Myron
Slack will be co-hostess,
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Idaho; Mrs. Gussie Ploesser, Kirk
land chapter No. 176, Kirkland,
Wash.; Mrs. Charles Piroutek, Bar
zillia chapter No. 16, Albany; Mrs.
R. F. Watson and Mrs. Howard
George, Acacia chapter No. 63,
Stayton; Mrs. Sidney Mauer and
Mrs. Louise Bates, Reliance chap
ter No. 70, Bremerton, Wash.: Mrs.
Andrew Peterson, Kildeer chapter
No. 89, Kildeer, North Dakota: Mr.
and Mrs. Perry Morrell, Century
chapter No. 68, Isaquah, Wash.;
Mrs. George Brandt, and Mr. and
Mrs. Clare Comins, Orchid chap
ter No. 1, Balboa, Canal Zone; Mrs.
C. W. Woodruff, Carnation chap
ter No. 44, Prineville; . Mrs. Len
ard Kephart, Salem chapter No.
162, Salem; Mrs. Mclvin Torres
dal, Lynbrook chapter No. 196,
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Clarence Lysne, Sisseton chapter
No. 6, Sisseton, South Dakota; Mrs.
Howard Van Cleave, Evergreen
chapter No. 41, Woodburn.
A report of Rainbow installation
was given by Mrs. W. P. Scarth,
and Mrs. Dale Lamar announced
that Rainbow Girls will be guests
at the next meeting.
The next meeting cf Ramona club
was announced for Tuesday after
noon, February 2, at the, home of
Mrs. Norman Dodds. Mrs. Austin
Sanford and Mrs. Harry Ragon
will be co-hostesses.
Mrs. R. A. Epeneter reported
plans for the benefit card party to
be in the Masonic hall, Saturday
WE GIVE AND REDEEM
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evening, February 13. Bridge,
pinochle, five hundred and canasta
will be In play with the public in
vited to attend.
Following the meeting colored
moving pictures were shown by
Jack Fish of the recent trip taken
by Mr. and Mrs. Fish through
Washington,. D. C, New York.
Florida, Yellowstone National
Park, and many other points of
interest.
Refreshments were served by
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Loe, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Erickson, Mrs. Charles
McNatt and Mrs. Cordcll Woodall.
Decorations were arranged by Mrs.
John Main, and hosts for the eve
ning were Mr. and Mrs. W. P.
Scarth and Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Finlay.
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