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Altrusans
Plan Tea
Feb. 28
A membership tea is planned by
Salem Altrusa club for Sunday,
February 28, the event to be given
at the home of Mrs. Hazel D. Good
man. Hours are to be between 3
and S o'clock.
Plans for the event were made
at the dinner meeting of the group
Monday evening at the Senator
hotel. Plans also were made for
the rummage sale to be given on
March 6.
Next event for the club will be
the joint meeting and dinner for
all women's service clubs, the Al.'
trusans sponsoring the event Feb
ruary is at me Marlon hotel as a
dinner meeting.
Seniors
Set Dinner
"Ora Di Pranzo." fh
class dinner, will be in the Salem
high school cafeteria Friday
night -The dinner will have an
Italian atmosphere with candle
light, violin music, and checkered
tablecloths.
Miss Judy Loucks is the gener
al chairman for the dinner with
Msis Sharon Johnson, Miss Shir
ley Juran, Don Crothers, and
Norm Luther assisting. Doing the
decorations will be Miss Marion
Baum, chairman; Misses fiev
Lockard, Joyce Randall, Sandie
Carter, Leta Jones, Flo Burger-
meisicr, uev Lamb, Fat Gordon,
Mary Kay Brown, qnd Sharon
Beard.
Senior class president, Paul
Beck, will be the toastmaster.
There will be entertainment. Rog
er Moorehead will give an after
dinner speech; a violin solo will
be played by Tonl De Sart; a pan
tomime is to be staged by Bob
Payne; a chalk talk will be given
by Dick Richardson and Jack
Eyerly, and there will be singing
by the boy.' quartet of Pete Van
Horn, Kaye Brand, Dave Louthin
and Ray Holmquist.
Bill Borinff is ihp rfiairmnn
of the cleanup' committee and he
Is assisted by Miss Dorothy Kin
ney, juiss tstner Hyatt, Tom
Pickens, Charles Friend, Milton
McDaniel, Stan Pawley, Dick An
derson and Gordy Domogalla.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, OreCon
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Tuesday, February 2, 1951
In Bermuda Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Briscoe, Salem, are pictured
above as they start off for a sightseeing tour of Bermuda in
one of the little taxis popular there. The Briscocs have been
staying at the Elbow Beach Surf club with a group of 15 other
couples on the tour. (Bermuda News bureau picture)
Initiation
At Bethel
Capital Women fjOn Monday
fc Five new members were
Installed Monday
At Board Event
It was announced at the slate
board meeting of the Oregon Fed
eration of Republlctn Women in
Portland Saturday that Mrs. Carol
Kearncs, national president, will
be present at the group's annual
meetina in Portland Mnrrh ai
Mrs. Loon Pprrv nrnctrlont Mic
Marjoric Harris, director and Mrs.
Clark C. McCall of tha Salom unit
attended this meeting. Salem unit
wm cnorter a Dus for ln event in
Portland and more details will be
announced on Monday at the
groups monthly business meeting
at uie acoator note!.
Auxiliary Event
Mrs. Charlei Klnser, 1860
North Summer street, will be
hostess to members of Hal Hib
brd uxiliary. United Spanish
War Veterans, on Friday at 1:30
p.m.
She will be assisted by Mrs.
Bertha DcSart, Mrs. Alma Alley,
and Mrs. Magdclinc Mayhoml.
SPEAKER at the meeting of
Westminster guild on Wednes
day afternoon at the First Pres
byterian church will be Mrs. Al
bert C. Logan of Corvallis, state
president of the League of Wom
en Voters and a prominent speak
er on women's participation in
government. The meeting is at 1
p.m.
MEETING of Chapter G of
F.E.O. Sisterhood on Thursday
afternoon will be at 12:30
o clock at the home of Mrs. Wil
liam Cole.
Engagement Told
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bushy of
independence announce the en
gagement of their daughter. Miss
Virginia Ann Busby, to John Q.
O'Donnell of Portland, inn of the
late Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Francis
O'Donnell of Cornelius. The wed
ding is planned for July.
Today's Menu
Edited by MARIAN LOWRY FISCHER
Weddina Nile Officers
Set in May
Announced for Safiirrfav fnv
8, is the date for the wedding of
Miss Joan Langford and Marvin
McKec.
The service will be at 4 p.m.
that date in St. Joseph's Catholic
churrh. Ihe rprnntinn fnllnwinit
to be in the Woman s club house.
The bride-elect is the niece of
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Fogle of Sa
lem and Mr. McKce is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. McKce
4 Hostesses
For Alumnae
Ttnlfa Tlnlfa Tlnlla nlnmnqn
were entertained last evening by
Mrs. Richard B. Jcnning, Mrs.
Allan Sicwert. Mrs. H. J. Annintr
and Mrs. Rnhert Crnio at fhn
home of Mrs. Jcnning.
Attending were Mrs. John It.
Caughell, Mrs. Wallace Bono
Steele. Mrs. Mark Astnin. Mrs.
Oscar I. Paulson, Jr., Mrs. Wil
liam Gash, Mrs. Arthur F.rickson,
Mrs, Dorothy McClain, Mrs. Har
old O. Schneider. Mrs. Phnrln
Clarke, Mrs. Ralph H. Mercer.
Miss Esther Baird, Miss Jose
phine Buumgartncr, Mrs. Geotge
C lllll'Uins. Jr. Mr. Wilfrnrl
Cole, Mrs. Robert Sprague, Mrs.
Mikal Mikkclsen. Mrs. Tnm Hill
Jr., Mrs. Robert Nichols, Mrs.
C. H. Nelson. Mrs Waltnr
lofsky, Mrs. J. M. Morris, Mrs.
William Schaumbcrg, Mrs.
George Wcllor and the four host
esses.
Mrs. Clarke talked In lh arnttn
on color in decorating.
Breakfast Club
Twentv-fonr mpnihrr u-orn
present on Tuesday morning at
the mcotinz of the K:ilpm rvnriit
Women's Breakfast club. Miss
Marjoric Defreels was a guest.
Mrs. Leo t'hilds will be hostess
to the Huh nn Kphrnnrv 91 fnr in.
itiation of new members. Miss Pat
Sebastian will be in charge of the
initiation, mo program will be
Drcscntod bv the lmtnff mitmW.
ship team. A board of dircctnrs
meeting is set for 7:30 o'clock that
night and a white elephant sale
will he the special feature of the
evening.
This casserole boasts a delight
ful flavor combination.
Fish Fare
Macaroni Crab Casserole
Green Peas Salad
Bread and Butler
Gingerbread Beverage
ith Applesauce
Macaroni-Crab Casserole'
Ingredients: 1 tablespoon sail,
t quarts boiling water, 0 ounces
(2 cups) elbow macaroni, (4 cup
butler or margarine, '1 pound
mushrooms (cleaned and sliced,
I tablcsnnnns flnnr. 2' nm.
Milk, one 6'j-onncc can crahmeat.
New officers for Salnm inh
Daughters of the Nile, worn In.
stalled at the February meeting
of the eroun. Monday. .
Mrs. Jacob Fuhrcr is the new
president, Mrs. Otho R. Ecker-
siey, vice president; Mrs. George
R. K. Moorhead. ftcrrotarv fr
f r .. . I n , J '
jiuwura a. jcnKs, treasurer.
Ten new members affiliated
wun tne ciuu.
One hundred and thirty-two
mc.iuers attended the luncheon.
Style Show
Arranged
Among the spring style shows
on Ihe calendar is the one for
Which the Mothers lnh r ci
Vincent dc Paul Catholic church
win pe sponsor on Monday,
March 21).
The nartv will ho ni a ,'ii.
in the evening at the Catholic
center, saiiy s shop will present
the fashions. Mrs. Mclvin Pillcttc
is general chairman.
ikah Event
Two Hostesses
Hostesses for innrhmn Sun
day were Mrs. Ray T. Johnston
and Mrs. Joe Johnston, enter
taining at the tinm nf th for
mer for the grand conductress of
tne urtier of Amaranth for Ore
gon and the condurtresses of the
various subordinate courts in the
stale.
Those nresent were the M.
dames Elizabeth Madsen. Brand
conductress. Beulah Ricbv. Mil.
drcd Anderson. Jean Kemn.
Gladys Gcffcrt, Mildred Jones,
Bcrnice DavenDorL Hallie lien.
dcrson, Ella DcLapp, May Sim
ons. Lee Ha 1 all of I'urt l.-mrt
courts, Alda Tollcnaar, McMinn-
vine, ioreiie liuley, Eugene,
Mora Carricl, Newport, Edith
Davies, Milwaukie, Mary Limptis,
Hillshoro, Madge Alvin, Vancou
ver, Wash , and the hoslesses. i
The luncheon was followed by j
a business meeting wilh plans j
Ir the grand court session whirh
will he in the sunken ballroom
of the Masonic temple, Portland,
March 12 and 13.
HOSTESS to her bridge club on
Wednesday will be Mrs Ccnrce
Weller, the group meeting Inr
luncheon and the afternoon.
Rcb
Mrs. Gilbert Moser was pre
sented With her 2R.vnr nln nn
Monday nk'lif at th nil.
mectinc of Salem Tinhnlfnh lnri
at the IOOP (emnlo
Initiation is set for next week
and the refreshments committee
appointed included Mrs. Lula
Wilson, Mrs. Walter Bradley,
Mrs. Clifford Chaffee, Mrs. Bar.
kcr Cornforth. The L.E.A. plans
to meet on Friday nirht at thn
temple. Beta Iota, Theta Rho is
meeting on Thursday at 7 o'clock.
On Kohrilarv 1.1 tha ln,lnA ...ill
-- .-; win
do their lmhatm-v unrlr m k
district meeting at Monitor.
Winners at School
Winners in the pnntm;! nl
Grant school were announced on
Monday morning. This contest
was one of the events which pre
cedes the first all school carnival
on Friday at 6:30 p.m.
Winners in the first erade In.
eluded Steven Mollcaard. .lamps
Nicholson III. Walter Winslnw
second crade. David Morton. .In
Ellen GretzinEer. Ellen Williams
Roger Meier, Lynn Stoddard.
Darlcne Blischkc; third grade,
George Nelson, Jon Shukart,
Clark Walding: fourth grade,
Patsy Morris, Diane Baker, Ka
ren Kasen; fifth grade, June Da
vis, Wanona Rnberson, Dean
Lammers; sixth grade, Judy
Gardner, Tcggy Lucas, Susan
Morris.
KEIZER Mrs. Paul Len.ibtirg
Five new memhprs w,m wel
comed into Bethel Nn .in Tnh'.
Daughters, on Monday night at
the group's semi-monthly meet
ing at the Scottish Rite temple.
The new members are the Miss-;
es Carol Boehn, Nancy Willard, i
Connie Aston, Kay Nickels, Ger- 1
ry Lee Nolan. j
A one dav ski trio on .Saturday
to Hoodoo was planned. The j
group win leave at 7 a.m.
miss Harriett Hiday, past hon
ored queen and Mrs. Marvin Ras
mussen were escorted. During the I
program, Miss Sally Tonte, accom
panied by Miss Samra Ramp.
sang. Miss Sue Jcnks arranged
the program.
Miss Hidav and Miss Kh arvn
French were hnnnrprf nn thai '
Dirthday.
It was announced that the dates j
for grand session in Salem are
now April 15 to 17. At the rh-
ruary 15 meeting, parents will be
nonorea. Airs. Eldon Cone, bethel
guardian, will te hostess for a
guardian council mpptino- nn cn.
day at f o'clock.
.
Concert Group
Board Meets
The board of Salem Community
Concert association met Monday
evenin? in the First National bank
conference room. Harry Beall, rep
resentative of Community Con
certs, Inc., was a visitor and talked
to the group.
The Annual mAm(ini.:i,
.viuiaiiii Ittlll- I
Paign for the local assnpialinn ,,. I
set for April 12 to 16.
The five new board members
were welcomed at this
Mrs. Maurice Butler of Independ
ence. Lawrence A. Ballmer, How
ard F. Miueri Mrs William Mc
Gilchrist, Jr., Harold W. Shogrcn.
Following the meeting, Mrs. Ar
thur A. Atherton served a dessert.
Birthday Party
Tommy Needha
and Mrs. Rnhort M Vn.Jt, '
observed his 8th birthday n.
mversary Monday. An after
school party was given by his
mother. It was a "(m -.-i.. n
decorations on the cake and
other f .vors being "space men."
Tommy's guests were Roger and
Jim Roth, Mike Parker. Johnny
McKesson, Claybourne Dyer, Jr.,
.nana anocrnooi, Jan Steel-hammer.
KEIZER Richard Cooper,
son of Mr. and .Mrs. Ed Cooper,
celebrated his fifth hirthriav
Jan. 28, wilh a party at his home!
ms gnosis were Jannis Kav .
Raily, Larry Seamstcr, Mark j
Berry, Kenneth Rav Wcigurn, i
Dana Rappe, Dale Oaks, Davcy
Larson, and Bobby Lcmke.
To Graduate
SllhlimitV Miss CeraMina
Harlmann, daughter of Mr. and
gave a surprise party for Marcia j s,r- Alfred Harlmann, and Miss
Rarrctt, one of the members of
Hrownie troop 21. This took the
place of the Brownies' regular
meeting. Members present were
Marcia Barrett. Lucille Christman,
Janis Dennisnn, Patty Braasch,
Linda Johnson, Marilon Humph
rey, Zellamae Miller, Lin Mead
and Judv Saks. It was also a farp.
well for Jams Dennisnn hn has
been a member of this group for
three years. Jams is moving to
San Francisco. This same group
of girls gave another party on
January 2fl at which they surpris
ed their leader, Mrs. Mead.
Darlcne Kintz, daughter of Mrs.
Slary Kintz and the late Myles
Kintz, will graduate from Dental
Nurses' Training school in San
Francisco, February 9.
Both arc graduates of St. Bon
iface high school. Sublimity.
lllk. one n's-otinee ran rrahmpat . .
1 tablespoon minced onion, salt CUD fO Meet
nd pepper, U pound cheddar
Cheese (finely diced).
Method: Add 1 tablespoon salt
o rapidly boiling water. Gradu
ally add macaroni so that water
Continues to boil. Cook uncov
ered, stirring occasionally, until
tender. Drain In colander. Melt
butter in a saucepan; add mush
rooms and cook gently until ten
der. Remove mushrooms: hlend
lour into butter remaining in
pan. Add milk all at once; cook
and stir over low heat until thick
ened. Mix sauce wilh macaroni,
mushrooms, crabmeat and onion;
add salt and pepper to tasle. Turn
Into buttered l's quart casserole;
aprinklc with cheese; bake in
moderate (350F) oven 40 min
utes. Mikes 6 servings.
WOOmU'ItN-' Vo One Wins
Family Fight" will he the topic
discussed by Mclvin Murphy of
Portland, members of the Oregon
Mental Hygiene association, at Ihe
regular meeting of the Woodburn
Woman's club Wednesday, Febru
ary 3, at 2 p.m. at the library club
rooms. The committee in charge
includes Mrs. A. W. Ami rpu
chairman. Mrs. Delbert Seelv.
Mrs. William I'ellz, Mrs. William
Merriott and Mrs. Arthur Burt.
Dans will he completed for the
annual Martha Washington tea,
a library hrncfil. which will he
al the library Friday, February
19. Mrs. L.man Seelv ami Mrs
R. L. Anderson are Ihe commit,
tee in charge. Other committees
will be announced later. i
Rev. Kenneth Itrvanl
j Youth of Salem
nvi IVV
FOUR SPECIAL SERVICES
FEBRUARY 3, 4,5
Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday
! Rev. Kenneth Bryant
Dynamic Youth Worker of
longview, Washington
Guest Speaker
First Church of the
William F. Clay Minister
Center at Thirteenth
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