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Miss Miller
To Be Wed
March 20
Among early spring brides will
be Miss Alvis Miller.
Her marriage to Elmer G.
Porter of Bend is to be solem
nized on Saturday, March 20, the
' afternoon ceremony to be at 4
o'clock in the First Methodist
church. The reception following
will be at the church.
Miss Miller is the daughter of
Mr.and Mrs. Howard F. Miller of
Salem and Mr. Porter is the son
- of Mr. and Mrs. John Porter of
Corvallis.
The engagement; of the young
couple was announced last spring,
spring. ,
Installation for
Toastmistress Club
Three guests were present on
Thursday night at the installa
tion meeting of the Salem Toast
mistress club when Mrs. A. E.
Uliman was installed as presi
dent Guests included Mrs. . J.
Weinman, Mrs. Hilda Smith and
Miss Lila Clark.
Mrs. Lois Kecney was In charge
of table topics, and the speakers
' were Miss Constance Weinman,
, Mrs. Ethel Niles, Mrs. J. B. Han
. sen, Miss Amanda Anderson.
Mrs. A. E. Uliman was toast
mistress. Miss Myrtle Weather
holt won the evening's oscar and
other speakers included Miss Ada
Ross and Mrs. J. M. Hartley. Miss
Alberta Shoemake was general
(valuator and Mrs. George Beane
was timekeeper.
Crescendo Club
Next Sunday afternoon, in the
First Christian church parlors,
' the Crescendo club of Salem
high school will conduct its an
; nual formal induction. The in-
. duction will start at 3:00 p.m.
and will feature a program by
the members of the club. A re-
, ception will follow in the Fire
place room. All parents, friends,
and the interested public are in
vited to attend.
Wed 25 Years
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bren
tano of St Paul celebrated their
silver nnaiversary on Sunday,
January 24, with a reception at
the city hall in St. Paul.
There were 200 guests present
to greet the couple. Included
were their five children and
three grandchildren, also Mrs,
Brentano's mother, Mrs. Lucy
Niederbevger of Dundee, who is
bo years old.
Sojourners Club
Soujourners club met Thursday
afternoon for dessert and bridge,
at Salem Woman's club house. Wel
comed as new members were Mrs.
John W. Jones, Mrs. Harold Peter
son, Mrs. Arthur Gallison, Mrs.
Marion Bennett The guests Includ
ed Mrs. J. R. Dudley. Mrs. Ken
neth Rude and Mrs. Robert Bridge-Honors
at cards went to Mrs.
Rogers Webb. Mrs. Edward Day,
Mrs. Andy Foster, Mrs. Laura
Fletcher.
Today's Menu
SUNDAY NIGHT SUPPER
California Ham and
Lima Casserole
Mixed Green Salad Rolls
Fruit Gelatin Beverage
California Ham and
Lima Casserole
Ingredients: 2 cups large dry
limas, salt, 1 large onion (chop
ped), 1 green pepper (chopped), 3
tablespoons bacon drippings or
other fat IV4 pound smoked ham
(diced), one Jounce can tomato
sauce, i cup cooking sherry, 2
tablespoons brown sugar, pepper
io uste, 1 clove garlic it desired
(minced).
Method: Rinse limas and cover
with cold water. Soak overnight
or Kir 0 10 a hours. Ilring slowly
to boil In soaking water. Boil
gently 30 minutes to 1 hour, just
until tender hut not niushv. Add
2 teaspoons salt toward end of
cooking. Drain beans thoronhly.
Cook onion and green pepper
gently in bacon drippings for 5
minutes. Add ham; cook, stirring
often, until ham begins to brown.
Add tomato sauce, shcrrv, brown
sugar, peprr and garlic; mix well.
Genaly stir in brans. Season with
salt to taste. Turn into 2-quart
cassrrole. Bake, uncovered, in
moderate (350 F.) oven 14 hours.
Makes 6 servings.
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LOWRY FISCHER
Mss Perry Named
University of Oregon, Eugene
(Special) Miss Susan Perry,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth C. Perry of Salem, has
been elected to the University
rncaiers executive Doard
The executive board is the ad
ministrative group of the Uni-
versity Theater, which nresent
dramatic productions throughout
the year on the University of
uregon campus,
Miss Perry, a senior In speech
at the university, is a graduate
ol Salem mglKschooL
Committees Named
For Auxiliary Group
Mrs. Charley Neubauer install
ed the officers for the ladies aux
iliary, Patriarchs Militant, on
Thursday night at the IOOF
temple. Assisting were Mrs. Gro-
vcr Pomeroy as adiutant. Mrs,
Coral McNeill as aide and Mrs.
Clarence Townscnd.
Installed were Mrs. Erma
Cooper, past president; Mrs,
Pearl Strobecke, president; Mrs,
Clem Ohlscn, vice president; Mrs,
Lloyd Wood, secretary; Mrs. V,
A. Cochran, treasurer; Mrs. C. J.
Kimble, officer of the day; Mrs,
Grover Pomeroy, officer of the
guard; Mrs. William J. Beard,
chaplain; Mrs. Clara Benscotcr,
sentry; Mrs. John Sharp, color
bearer; Airs. Howard Hunsaker
and Mrs. Victoria Stifflcr, right
and left aides to the past presi
dent; Mrs. Charley Neubauer,
and Mrs. Gustave Erikson, right
and left aides to the president;
Mrs. Merle Ivie and Mrs. W. H.
Gardner, right and left aides to
the vice president; and Mrs. John
wiles, leu aide to the chaplain,
Mrs. Hunsaker presented Mrs,
Cooper with a gift from the offi
cers this past term.
Appointed by Mrs. Strobecke
on the standing committees were
Mrs. Clarence Townsend. Mrs,
Merle Ivie and Mrs. Elsie Rho-
ten on finance; Mrs. L. A. Wood,
fraternal press; Mrs. Clem Ohl
sen, local press, and Mrs. Justina
Kildee, community service.
Named on the refreshment
committee icr the February
meeting were Mrs. Wood, Mrs.
Ivie and Mrs. Lora Groves. After
the meeting Mrs. Cooper, Mrs.
Benscoter and Mrs. Sharp served
refreshments to the auxiliary and
members of the Canton.
Murphys Home
Home from two months in the
south are Mr. and Mrs. Claude H.
Murphy. They spent the holiday
period in Pasadena with their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil F. Crafts and daughter,
Christilee; and with their son, Ken
neth Murphy, who also lives at
Pasadena. While there, Mrs. Mur
phy was honor guest for a large
tea for which her dauhgtcr enter
tained. Also, in Pasadena, Mrs.
Murphy attended a large fashion
show at the Huntington Park ho
tel with her daughter.
After visiting at Pasadena, the
Murphys went on to Death Val
ley, stopping at Furnace Creek
and visiting Scotty's Castle. Later
they went to Las Vegas, Nev.,
stopping at the Flamingo hotel,
then on to Hoover dam and Parker
dam. While visiting in Phoenix
they saw Mrs. Mona Lindlcy. for
mer rcsnlent of Salem: and in
Tucson, visited with Mr.. Murphy's
brother. John Murphy. The Mur
phys also went to Mexican on a
trip and were at Snn Diego.
Both going and coming the Mur
phys visited with her sister, Mrs.
Minnie B. Fletcher at Fresno.
Set Style Show
LEBANON The Senior Woman's
club has set March 17 as the date
for its annual spring luncheon and
style show at the IOOF hall. Tick-
els for the event will go on sale
Fehruary 22. All Lebanon mcrch
ants are invited to participate.
General chairman is Mrs. Arthur
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The Extra Savings This Week-End
Loin Chops
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Rainbow Adviser Miss Eleanor Mlezvia, above, this week
was installed as worthy adviser for Chadwick assembly, Order
of Rainbow for Girls. (Jesten-Miller studio picture) -
Mr. Sprague to Be
Speaker for Club :
Silverton Speaker for the
Tuesday dinner program of the
Business and Professional Wom
en's club at Toneys, will be ex
governor, Charles A. Sprague,
Salem.
The club members are asking
guests to attend, with those plan
ning to be present to phone for
seresrvations by Monday.
A brief panel discussion,
theme: "Trade, Jobs and Our
Town," will precede the talk by
the visitor. Having a part in the
panel are Mrs. Robert O. Per
sons. Mrs. Floyd Fox, Mrs. W.
II. Woodard, Mrs. Harley De-
Peel.
Plans were completed for the
Tuesday program at a recent
executive committee meeting and
business hour, at the home of
the club president Mrs. Bennett
G. Leach, when arrangements
were made for a progressive din
ner to, meet the budget for the
Oriental scholarship fund. The
next business session is to be
Tuesday, February 23, at the
home of a club member to be
named later, when a "Silent Auc
tion" will be the budget builder
project. Miss Margucrette Hal
lock and Mrs. Harvey Minx will
be in charge of the sale.
Reconsidering the vote of the
club at an earlier, meeting to
disregard the request for the
members to serve tea as a Hom
er Davenport Day gesture dur-
Earhart. Group chairmen include
Mrs. W. L. Monner, style show;
Mrs. R. 0. Garrison, luncheon;
Mrs. Mclvin Spalinger, dining
room.
Mrs. Orville Jones will havel
charge of decorations; Mrs. Wil-1
liam Moynihan, program: Mrs. C.
R. Lantz. publicity and Mrs. Jack
Buchanan, tickets. I
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ing the Centennial of August
4-8,- 1954, the resultant discus
sion was that they servo a cof
fee, on Saturday, Augui t 7, dur
ing the forenoon at the Homer
Davenport room.
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RNA Installation
Silverton Event
SILVERTON At the Wednes
day evening meeting of the Royal
Neighbors of America, McGrath
Camp No. 5225, Mrs. Lewis Thom
as, as installing officer, Mrs. Carl
Rutherford as ceremonial mar
shal, and Mrs. Frank Roemer as
assistant ceremonial marshal, in
stalled the recently elected offi
cers. The program was concluded
with a banquet at which the
members of the Modern Wood
men of America were guests.
Officers placed include: 'As or-
cle, Mrs. Lena Hamilton; past ora
cle, Mrs. Theodore Grace; vice
oracle, Mrs. Ralph Francis: chan
cellor, Mrs. Steven Enloe, Sr.; re
corder, Mrs. Walter Gcrcn; re
ceiver, Mrs. J. N. -Amundson;
marshal, Mrs. Carl Rutherford;
assistant marshal, Mrs. Lewis
Thomas; inner sentinel, Mrs.
Mary Howell; outer sentinel, Mrs.
Ethel Brosig; manager, Mrs. Mert
Egan; musician, Mrs. Clara Haug;
flag bearer, Mrs. Gertrude Moen;
captain of degree staff, Mrs.
Lewis Thomas; faith, Mrs. Merle
Jones; courage, Mrs. Magda
Frank; modesty, Mrs. Clayre
Skaife; unselfishness, Mrs. C. C.
Howell: and endurance, Mrs. J.
J. Stanton.
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Jan 31st
Some Notations . . .
One of the prettiest tea tables
seen in a long time was the one
arranged for the coffee parties.
lor which Mrs. Tom H. Dunham
entertained Thursday morning
and afternoon at her Fairmount
Hill home ... A large group was
t invited to call between 10 a.m.
and noon and between 2 and 5
p.m. . , . The table was covered
with an embossed organdy cloth
over a pink one . . . The center
piece was a tall arrangement of
pink, white and blue stock, pink
carnations, roses and violets . . ,
At the base of the flowers on the
front side was a larce nink val-
'Mi entine-shaDed candv hoy ton. a
pink rose with tulle in the cen
ter .. . Rose colored tapers in
silver holders were at either
side of the centerpiece . . . About
the living room were nosegays of
violets tied with pink ribbons, in
crystal bowls ...
For the "second cup of coffee"
and for chatting, guests went to
the basement recreation room,
where the fireplace blaze made a
cozy setting.
Among those greeted during
the mid-afternoon, Mrs. Merrill
D. Ohling, Mrs. Chester A. Downs,
Mrs. Richard Olsen, Mrs. Wallace
Bonesteele, Mrs. Wallace Bone
Steele. Jr., Mrs. William L. Phil
lips, Sr., and her three daughters-in-Iaw,Mrs.
William L. Phillips,
Jr., Mrs. James R. Phillips, Mrs.
Don E. Phillips, Mrs. Daniel Fry,
Jr., Mrs. Ernest II. Miller, Mrs.
Herman Jochimsen, Mrs. Robert
Sears, Mrs. T. Harold Tomlinson,
Mrs. Arnold Krueger, Mrs. Paul
L. Patterson, Mrs. E. E. Batter
man, Mrs. Kenneth Potts, Mrs.
Edward Roth, Mrs. Jerald S.
Backstrand, Mrs. Charles A.
Sprague, Mrs. Richard L. Cooley,
Mrs. Emery Hobbs, Mrs. Richard
Grabenhorst, Mrs. Leonard Row
an, Mrs. I.ee Ohmart, Mrs. Jo
seph B. Felton, Mrs. Arthur M.
Roethlin, Mrs. Estill L. Brunk,
Mrs. Henry A. Simmons, Mrs.
Claude H. Post. Mrs. J. N. Cham
bers, Mrs. William H. Lytle, Mrs.
P.E.O. Event
LEBANON In observance of the
S5th anniversary of the founding of
P.E.O. Sisterhood, chapter V gave
a candlelight program Tuesday af
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By M. L. F.
Albert C. Gragg, Mrs. Albert T.
Anderson, Mrs. C. J. Hamilton,
Mr. Donald Burke, Mrs. A. W.
I.oucks, Mrs. Robert White, Mrs.
Charles D. Wood, Mrs. John R.
Wood, Mrs. Carl Soos, Mrs. Dayle
Burres, Mrs. Elmo McMillan,
Mrs. II. C. Walling, Mrs. J. S.
Lochead, Mrs. Elton Thompson,
Mrs. Frank Shafer, Mrs. John
Lewis, Mr. Harold M. Olinger,
Mrs. John A. Heltzel, Mrs. Glenn
Stevens ... '
Town and Gown club's January
program and tea drew about 200
Thursday afternoon in the Car
rier room at the First Methodist
church . . . The program featured
a presentation "Life Is What We
Are Alive To," Mrs. Brooks
Moore as narrator and Mrs. Rob
ert F. Anderson as soloist with
Mrs. Ralph Dobbs as accompan
ist . . . At the tea hour, Mrs.
James T. Brand and Mrs. Homer
Goulet poured . . . The tea table
was set with a green satin cloth
. . , A branched silver candel
abrum was in the center of the
table, holding ivory tapers, and
encircled at the base by a crystal
arrangement filled with spring
flowers acacia, violets, freesias
and crocuses ... At either side
was a crystal vase of the same
flowers with a candle in the cen
ter .. .
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In the Wednesday issue of the
Washington Post, Washington,
D. C, was a picture of Mrs.
Dwight Eisenhower, the Presi
dent's wife, with a group in
cluding Mrs. Douglas McKay,
wife of the Secretary of the Inter
ior .. . The occasion was the
luncheon for which cabinet wives
entertained to honor Mrs. Eisen
hower . . . Besides Mrs. Eisen
hower and Mrs. McKay, others in
the picture included Mrs. Rich
ard Nixon, wife of the' Vice Pres
ident; Mrs. Ezra Taft Benson,
wife of the Secretary of Agricul
ture, and Mrs. Sinclair Weeks,
wife of the .Secretary of Com
merce . . .
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Ken
neth Mayer. Mrs. Hugh Olds pre
sented the program which included
a biographical review of the found
ers. Mrs. R. D. Johnson will enter
tain the chapter on February 2.
Birthday
Of Unit on
Thursday
The seventh birthday of
Unit No. 136, American Legion
auxiliary, was celebrated on
Thursday night at the Woman a
club house.
During a short business ses
sion, it was announced that the
full membership quota had
Hiwn reached. The ways and
means committee, under the
leadership of Mrs. Daniel Pan
tovitch and Mrs. Henry Sierp,
will sponsor a card party on
March 5 at the Woman's club
house. It was also voted to
sponsor a junior auxiliary con
ference in April.
The sewing club will meet
on Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
Charles Bower. On Thursday
the executive board will meet
with Mrs. Jerome Hansen.
On February 9 at the Izaak
Walton league club there will
be a post an auxiliary Valcn
tine dance, with Lyle Johnson's
orchestra playing the music.
Mrs. Walter Wood was In
charge of the social hour and
and Mrs. Edgar Kollyn sang.
Donald Madison showed films
on South America.
The guests on Thursday
night included Mr. . and Mrs.
Marvin McLean, Kenneth Tay
lor, Caroll Robinson, Theodore
Ullakko, Joseph Di Filippi, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Marcroft, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Madison, Mrs
Merle D. Travis.
- Refreshments were served
by Mrs. Lenn Davis, Mrs. Don'
aid Ballontyne, Mrs. Edgar
Kollyn and Mrs. Jack Simkins
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Chosen Princess
Mt. Angel Miss Farrell Wil
liams, freshman at Portland uni
versity, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
0. J. Williams, has been chosen
princess for the 1954 Homecom
ing at Portland university, Feb
ruary 19 and 20, by Blue Key,
national honor fraternity.
The queen selected from five
princesses, is to be announced
at the alumni luncheon on Mon
day, February IS.
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Golden Weds
u nri Mrs. H. C. Hummel
are observing their golden wed
ding today and this evening will
be honored at a family dinner at
their home. ,
wiih thim will be their only
son, Ray Hummel, his wife and
two children, Sandra and Nath
an- and Dr. ana Mrs. vernon
Ca'stcrline and a group of friends.
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Legion Auxiliary
Plans Polio Benefit
Mt. Angel The American Le
gion auxiliary plans a benefit auc
tion for the March of Dimes fund
at the next unit meeting, sched
uled for February 9. The auction,
previously scheduled for the last
Tuesday meeting, was postponed
due to the small attendance at the
meeting on account of the.Gonzaga
university Men's Glee "club pre
senting their concert here ths
same evening.
The unit wishes to make a worth
while contribution to the polio
fund, and every member is asked
to bring an article that may be
auctioned.
Mrs. Blanche Norton, clinic
chairman, reported that 18 little
children were examined at the
well child clinic, Tuesday after
noon, at the Legion Memorial
building. The examining physician
was Dr. W. J. Stone, county health
doctor. Mrs. R. T. Bisenius, auxil
iary president, assisted.
The Mount Angel Legion met the
same evening in their separate
quarters, with Commander Gene
Hoffer presiding and asking for a
good representation of local Le
gionnaires at the District 2 con
ference to be in Silverton, Sunday,
February 7. The commander, Ad
jutant Clarence Ebner, past dis
trict commander, Fred Lucht, Ira
Herriford, Ray Ruscher and Peter
Gores will attend, together with
other members.
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