Thursday, February 4, 1954
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon
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is President Mrs. Maurice Cohn, above, i (lie newly instal
led president of Salem Jaycee-Kttcs, auxiliary to the Junior
Chamber of Commerce. (Jcsten-Millcr studio picture)
Chapter
Events Set
Mri. Claude Cummings was af-l
filiated with Ainsworth chapter, j
Order of Eastern Star, on Wednes-
. day night at the group's business
session.
Other guests present were Mrs.
Florence Burr, Gervais, grand rep
resentative to Washington;) Mrs.
Charsotte Brower, Whaicheer, Io
wa; Mrs. Lillian Black, Mrs. Jenny
Sooge, Salem chapter; Mrs. Juani
ta Anderson, Mrs. Lucille Booster,
Gervais and Mrs. Gladys Kolow,
North Dakota.
An invitation was rereived from
Euclid chapter, Jefferson for a
friendship night on February 9.
Ainsworth will observe a friend
ship night' on February 17 with
Cottage Grove chapter, Euclid
chapter, Jefferson; Cedar chapter,
Scio; Acacia chapter Stayton; Ve
nus chapter, Donald.
Chemeketa chapter. Order of
DeMolay for Boys and Bethel No.
48, Job's Daughters, will be guests
of the chapter on March 3.
On February 11, the matrons and
patrons association will meet and
Ainsworth will be host chapter.
Serving on the committee will be 1
Mrs. George Bilzer, Mrs. .Robert
Mutzman, Mrs. J. Edgar Reay and
Mrs. Howard Jenks, Mrs. Fred Ko
ken, Mrs. Paul Riffee.
The Valentine motif was used in
decorating and Mr. and Mrs. F.d
Potter were the Valentine couple.
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
John Gnrbol, chairman: Mrs. Gol
die Hartley, Mrs. Nora Holt. Mrs.
Fred Kokon. Mrs. .1. D. Nichols
and Mr. and Mrs. Richard II. Da
Brownie Ceremony
An Investiture ceremony was
given recently at the home nf
Mrs. Charles Mills, for the newlv
formed Brownie Scout Troop
No. 10. The following girls re
ceived their pins and troop num
erals: Judy Brown, Kathrvn
Burke, Carol DcCamp, Shari
Dunn, Jill Kinley, Mary Jane
Freeburn, Nancy Jackson, Nancy
Jaeohson, Kathy MrCollneh, Mar
tha Mills, l.inda Hitlenhousc anil
Diane Smith.
Leaders of the new troop arc
Mrs. Charles Mills and Mrs.
I harles Mcfnllnch: troop
mitlee memhrrs are Mrs. Merle
Brown and Mrs. F. R. Brown.
Soroptimist Club
To Sponsor Dinner t
Soroptimist club is planning
a benefit spaghetti dinner on
Tuesday, March 2, at the Amer
ican Legion rlub from 5:30 to
! 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Donald Reinke
is chairman of the event which
is open to the public and will
be given for the city hall clock
fund. Announcement of the din
ner was made on Wednesday at
the group's weekly meeting.
Others serving on the dinner
committee will be Mrs. Paul
Jleath, decorations; Mrs. Mar
jorie Charboneau, food; Mrs. Lee
Eycrly, food co-chairman; Mrs.
Abner K. Kline, tickets, and
Mrs. G. E. McCormick, program.
On Tuesday night, Mrs. Kline
will be hostess to the group for
further discussion of the revision
of the constitution and by laws.
The weekly luncheon meeting i
will be on next Wednesday at
lite Golden Pheasant and Albert
Ziegler, exchange teacher from
New Zealand at Parrish junior
high school will be the guest
speaker.
Seminary Mothers
Meet on Tuesday
MT. ANGEL The. Mount An
gel Seminary Mothers club of
the Mount Angcl-Woodhurn-Sil-verton
area met at the home of
Mrs. Bernard Smith, Tuesday
evening. i
As a special project for this
year, the local group will fur-1
nish transportation of the Mount
Ansel Seminary Gregorian Choir
to Eugene for its concert at the j
University of Oregon on Fehru-1
ary 25. original plans caiica
for travel by bus, but the moth
ers will provide private automo
biles for the concert trip, thus
eliminating the expense and add
ing to the comfort and pleasure
of the choir members' travel.
Mrs. Clarence Sc'.iimllor will
he hostess for the groun at her
home in Gervais for the next
scheduler! meetin;: the first Tues
day evening in March.
Following the meeting, Mrs.
Smith served refreshments.
ATOSC
Salemites
Initiated
By Groups
By ALICE LEHMAN
(Cftvltal Journal Cormpondent)
OREGON STATE COLLEGE,
Corvallis (Special) The snow may
be gone, but the students here are
snowed under witn worn.. Mid
term week is here with a bang and
everyone is studying hard. There
I has been a controversy on the cam
pus about the fall term grades.
One out of every 5 or 20 percent
of the student body is on scholastic
' probation, as the all campus
grades took a decided drop last
term. For this reason studying
seems even more important in this
short 11 week term,
t ; Despite the low grades on cam
It I dus. the freshmen have managed
to make house grades for initiation.
The Delta Delta Deltas, national
social sorority, initiated this past
week. Salemites becoming new
members in this house are Betty
Zahara, Nan Steele and Nancy
Moorcfield. Phi Delta Theta, na
tional social fraternity, recently
! initiated the following Salem men:
John Burroughs, Jim Folston and
John Perry.
Last week-end proved quite suc
cessful for the "Beavers." Although
the oaskelallD team had to settle
for a split with Oregon, the OSC
wrestling tqam took a clean sweep
as did the women's bowling team.
Salemites on the bowling team were
Jo Stcttler and Alice Lehman.
"The "Mother Goose Midway,"
AWS carnival, proved a huge suc
cess last Friday night. Alpha Omi
cron Pi won the booth honors with
the theme, "The Spiders's Web."
Arlen White won first prize in the
tall tale contest and Carl Holm
Quist of Salem took second place.
Dick Meyer, another Salemite, was
master of ceremonies for the eve
ning. Last night, 33 juniors received
honor certificates for excellent
work in their first two years in col-
lege. Those honored had maintain
ed a 3.5 grade point average for
two full years of college work. Sa
lemites in this group were Marj
orie Church and Rodney Jipp.
Twenty-eight varsity lettermen
were recently initiated into Varsity
"0" club. Jim Rock of Salem was
among the football letter winners
initiated.
Try as they may, the Joneses on
this campus just can't keep up.
The statement conies about from
a recent name count here at the
college. The Johnsons tied the
Smiths with 44 each, but the Jones
are running third and can't seem
to keep up for they only have 27.
Capital Women
Edited by MARIAN LOWRY FISCHER
I New Reservations
For Club Dance
UO NOTES
jDinner for
Visitor
An event for next Monday eve
ning will be the international re
lations dinner for which the Sa
lem Business and Professional
Women's club will entertain to
honor Miss Ingabnrg Bauer, Wies
baden, Germany. Miss Bauer is
touring the United States under
auspices of the department of
state educational exchange pro
gram.
The dinner will be in the Coral
room oi ine Marion hotel, Mon.
uay, ai o o Clock.
Salem Writers Club
Entertained Tuesday,
Salem Writers club met Tues
day evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. John F. McNallie, near
jeuerson.
During the business mooiina
the revised constitution, provid
ing ior a larger membership and
increased aues to carry on
program, was tc-
remaining ingredients: stir well.
Simm.'T, covered, about 30 min
ules; stir occasionally. Makes about
rnm. I l'i quarts thick sauce. I'se as muc h
THE CARNIVAL of St. Mary s
guild, St. Mary's Episcopal church,
will be Friday evening at the
church parish hall. The evening
begins with a supper at 6 o clock.
There will be games, movies, and
various carnival booths. Mrs. Ed
Lewis is chairman of the general
committee. .
Several Projects
Discussed at Meeting
MT. ANGEL, The St. Marys
Parochial School Mothers club
met Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock at the school for their
February meeting. A large num
ber of Mothers were present.
Guest speaker was Sister M.
Flavia, O.S.B., second grade
teacher, who spoke on the pur
pose and aim of a christian edu
cation, and also outlined the
christian socin! livin" nrosram.
Sister Kdwnrd Mary, O.S.B.', school
principal, also spoke.
The Mothers club members dis-
i cussed the project of buying ma
! terials and making the costumes
i to he used for the Children's
Ithvthm Band.
.Mrs. Lawrence A. Zeis. Mrs.
Andy Schmidt. Mrs. Harold Rour
bemnais and Mrs. Cl'.rcnro Elmer
i were appointed on the committee
to work with Mrs. Joseph Kcrcn-
as needed and retrigeraie resi. told, cnairman. lo prepare nrcm
Serve over spaghetti and sprinkle i fast (or the children on the First
i with Parmesan cheese.
I Friday in February.
Club to Install
Cn-llrc club will install olfi
eers for the next six months at
the China City restaurant Fri
day at 7:00 p m. Incoming of
ficers are: Presidrnt, Ken Hard
ing; vice president, Miss Crlia
Balcaen; and council members,
Miss Lois Itoseler, Miss Beverly
Nunn. Boh Biiske. and F.ddie
Wulff, retiring president. Forty
members have made reservations
for the dinnrr.
After the dinner and installa
tion, the club will ko to Chresto
Lodge for games and dancing.
Transportation will be furnisihed
from the YWCA at 6 30. All
young single people are iinviled
to come and join in the tun.
W iwiwk ar twiw ? i TTssr
Today's Menu
Here's a hearty, thick sauce that
reals spaghetti well.
Family Supper
Antipasto
Spaghetti Quic k Tomato Sauce
Green Salad Bread Sticks
Pears with Cheese Beverage
Quirk Tomato Sauce
Ingredients: 2 tablespoons olive
or peanut oil, 1 pound ground beef,
to cup finely diced onion, one can
(1 pound and 13 ounces) tomato
puree, one can (8 to 7 ounces) to
mato paste, cup water. J tea
spoons salt, Mi teaspoon pepper. I
teaspoon dried crushed oregano, '
teaspoon dried crushed marjoram
or basil, to teaspoon gravy color
ing sauce, 1 clove garlic (crushed).
Method: Heat oil in 12-inch skil
let: add href and onion: mash with
kitchen fork over moderate heat
jntil meat loses Its red color. Add
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DANA'S BOOTERY
In The Capitol Shopping Center
more active
cepted.
in accordance with a custom
of the club, a copy of "Old
rashioneds" by Lucia Moore,
suitably inscribed, has been pre
sented to the Salem Public Lib
rary as a memorial to the late
Mrs. Joseph M. Devcrs, a former
memDer.
Original works were read by
Mrs. N. M. Singleton, Miss Ren
ska Swart, Mrs. Robert Hutch
eon, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Crone
miller and Mrs. William A. Mer-
nolt.
The March meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Charles H.
Jones.
Members present were Mrs.
Lloyd A. Smith, Mrs. N. F. An
derson, Dr. Mary Rowland, Jo
seph Singer, Mrs. N. M. Single
ton, Mrs. Charles H. Jones, Mrs.
Robert Hutcheon, Mr. and Mrs.
Lynn Croncmiller, Mrs. Albert
Girod, Perry Reigclman, Mrs.
William A. Merriott, Miss Ren
ska Swart, Mrs. Clifford E. Lay
ton and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs.
John F. McNallie.
MRS. KENNETH SHERMAN,
president of the Salem Memorial
Hospital auxiliary, has. been invit
ed lo speak to the Santiam Memor
ial Hospital auxiliary in Stayton
on February 4. She will discuss po
tential projects for their auxiliary.
Further reservations are being
made by members and guests for
the Salem Junior Woman's for
mal Valentine dance, next Sat
urday. Those making reserva
tions in addition to those pub
lished Saturday are Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Buchanan, Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice Buxton, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Fredrick, Mr. and Mrs. Os
car Specht, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Gill, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ad
olphson, Mr. and Mrs. Williaim
Huxtable, Dr. and Mrs. Austin
Eivers, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Schreiner, Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
Bonawitz, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ev
erett, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Woods,
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hann, Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Port, Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. Wendell Ewing, Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Rainwater, Mr, and Mrs.
John B. Woods, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
Mars Slack, and Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Helland.
Planning a party before the
dance are Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Buxton who will have as their
guests Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fred
rick and Mr. and Mrs. William
Huxtable.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Elwood
will entertain Mr. and Mrs. Thom
as Adolphson, Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Dorn and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Gordon.
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Fletch
er have invited Dr. and Mrs. Aus
tin Eivers, Mr. and Mrs. C. T.
Danen, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Schreiner, and Mr. and Mrs. J.
S. Bonawitz to their home be
fore the dance.
Firemen's Auxiliary
Salem Firemen's auxiliary met
Wednesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Dene Ray. Co-hostesses
were Mrs. Robert Norton and
Mrs. John Hall. Members con
ducted a white elephant sale. At
tending were: Mrs. Earl Bcnz,
Mrs. William Hunt, Mrs. Milo
Aeschlimann, Mrs. Gerald Hall,
Mrs. John Stettler, Jr., Mrs.
Frank Hills, Mrs. Glenn Shedeck,
Mrs. Ronald 'Ruch, Mrs. Charles
Patterson, Mrs. Ellsworth Smith,
Mrs. Warren Payntcr, and the
hostesses.
GOLDEN AGE club will meet
on Friday at 2 o'clock at the
YWCA. There will be entertain
ment and refreshments.
Heart Hop
Of Interest
On Campus
By ANNE RITCHEY
(CtplU) Journal CorrMpoodtntl
UNIVERSITY OF. OREGON,
(Special) Salemites at U. of O.
seen at the game here with OSC
last week-end were Norma
Stewart, Bob Hazel, Carol Fisher,
Tom Angle, Judy Carlson, Mary
Gerlingcr, Sharon Heider, Joyce
Spillman and Mike Thomas.
After the game there was the
annual "Lemon-Orange Squeeze"
in the Student Union ballroom,
and several Staters from Salem
were there.
The YWCA's annual girl-ask-
boy Valentine dance, the "Heart
Hop" is scheduled for a week
from Saturday night, and Salem's
Chuck Wilhoit is one of the 12
semi-finalists for the title of
King of Hearts." Six finalists
will be chosen by the YWCA
sophomore cabinet, and an all
camDus vote will be taken ' on
these to determine the "King."
The current University thea.
tcr production, "The Moon is
Blue," opened last Friday night,
with Tom Angle playing one of
the three male parts. The leads
for the show are double-cast, and
starring as Patty O'Neil are
Gloria Lee, from Eugene, and
Helen Robertson, a freshman
from Portland.
Tuesday afternoon was sunny
and warm, and little studying was
Hnne as students dreamed of
spring term, when classes are not
well-attended. In the Student
Union and walking around cam
pus enjoying the weather were
Norma Stewart, Gloria Stock and
Tom Angle.
A startling front-page story in
Monday's Emerald announced the
resignation of Dick Williams, di
rector of the Student Union, who
has held his post since the build
ing was built four years ago, and
who helped plan its construction.
Williams has not announced plans
for the future.
Next Monday night the Vienna
String symphony, conducted by
Kurt Rapf, will appear at Mc
Arthur court, under the Eugene
Civic Music association's sponsor
ship. Members of the associa
tion, and all University students,
will be eligible to attend.
i
VISITORS here for the week
end from Corvallis will be Mr.
and Mrs. Butler N. Woods, who
are guests at the home of Jus-
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u'jwi p.ntivMr. unci Mrs. Morris P. McElwee (Beverly
Ketelhohn) were married recently at St Charles Catholic church
in Portland. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Ketelhohn of Portland and Mr. McElwee is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. D. McElwee of Salem. (Warren Welch picture, Cor
nr. D;a-e A. Brown, Robert Hilmer, William
nan VOeci5 Briggs, Wheeler Rucker, Robert
rhi flmesa alumnae nf Salem Carey. M. H. Beal, Robert Moe,
met at the home of Mrs. William C. Estel Brown, Reinold Anderson,
Perry Tuesday evening. The group i Jackson Hazetett, riaei vroom,
disiussed details of the spring Dean Thomas, Lou Predilette, John
projects which will benelit cm Anicker. Audrey Kaplan and Misses
Omega social service award fund. ! Carol McLeod and Dorothy Engle
- Following the business meeting 1 hart. The hostesses were Mrs.
Dr. Helen Pearce, a member ot Francis i. wane, Mrs. ueorge i,.
the Willamette university lacul
ty and alumna of Chi Omega, en
tertained the group with the read
ing of a short story, "The Queen's
Twin."
In addition to Dr. Pearce mem
bers who attended Tuesday's meet
ing were the Mesdames Alfred
Thomas, William Hughes, John
Martin, C. L. Webber, Jr., Don E.
Phillips, Charles Darou, Frank
tice and Mrs. William C. Perry.
Mr. and Mrs. Woods are leav
ing next week for a vacation trip
to Honolulu.
Hill and Mrs. Perry.
Wedding Dated
LEBANO.s -iiss Joyce Bate
son has chosen February 12 ai
the date for her marriage to Low
ell Ufford.
The bride-elect is the daugh
ter of Mrs. Lester Bateson and
the late Mr. Bateson. Her fiance
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clin
ton Ufford, Lacomb.
An informal evening ceremony
is planned at the home of the
I bride's mother.
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