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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon
' Wednesday, February 17, 1954
Capital Women
Edited by MARIAN tOWRT FISCHER
QUnuor lAlumnae Meet
'Given for
Bride-Elect
Monday Evening
Alpha Chi Omega alumnae mot
Eight New
Gray Ladies
Announced
Ready to complete their training
course for volunteer work at the
Oregon State hospital are eight
new lied Cross Gray Ladies. They
have heen attending 12 hours of
classes, have been supervised in
Monday evening at the home of eight hours of ward experience
Today's Menu
Mrs. Wallace Honestcele, Jr., on
Azalea I.anc.
New ofifcers were installed for
the coming two years. They arc:
President, Mrs. Ralph Smither;
vice president, Mrs. Richard Hill;
secretary, Mrs. Gordon Cooley;
treasurer, Mrs. Thomas Joseph:
A surprise party and shower
were given for Miss Phyllis Fin
nicum, bride-elect of Charles
Londbcrg, on Monday evening,
at the I. G. Lermon home on Sun
nyview Avenue. A valentine mo
tif was used.
Special guests were Miss Fin-
nccum s mother and sisters irom
Dayton, Mrs. Fred Finnicum,
Mrs. Robert Shelbourne and Miss
Donna Finnicum. Others attend
ing were Miss Erna Berstecher,
Mrs. Stacey Cole, Mrs. Ross Cole
man, Mrs. Fred Detering, Miss
Viola Eisenbach, Mrs. Wilbur
Green, Mrs. Edith Haulman, Mrs.
William Hellie, Miss Ruth In
gram, Miss Evelyn Krucger, Mrs.
I. G. I.ermon and Mary Fae, Miss
Dorothy Marshall, Miss Mary Lois
Mondloch, Mrs. Wade Patterson,
If... T n a tr Vnavv MrC Wlllard J.
Stone and Jeann'ie, Mrs. Richard : Auxiliary Gives FlaQS
Mrs. Gordon Bressler, Ameri
eanism chairman for Marion aux-
Family Lunch
Want a different1 casserole?
Try this recipe!
Dutch Green Bean and
Yam Casserole
Tossed Green Salad Bread and
Butter
Gingerbread with Beverage
Applesauce
Dutch Green Bean and
Yam Casserole
Red Cross bloodmobile. Now they v , -'"
'. :n i. ...i;,m.,i ; o, ,,., : Yams, 6 slices lean bacon, (diced)
and have assisted at a visit of the
Miss Hart
Is Engaged
Announcement is being made
by Mrs. Elizabeth Hart of the
engagement of her daughter,
Miss Beth Hart, to Merle Grie
benow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Gricbenow.
Both voung people are grad
uates of Salem high school.
YW Given Check of
$150 From Benefit
The benefit hill-billy box social,
at Four Corners Community hall,
Saturday night, was a big success.
The sponsoring organization,
District 3 of the Women's auxiliary
to the Oregon Association of Chi
ropractic Physicians, will present
to the Salem YWCA a check for
$150 to aid in the furnishing of a
room in the new building.
Entertainment included panto-
will also participate in the two
programs of the Red Cross at the
state hospital: ward parties in
wards where there is little planned
Miss Hart is now employed by j mjme numbers bv Robert Pavne
the Equitable Life Assurance so-;of Sa,cm and several eiectric gui
ciely in Salem. Mr. Gnebenow j (ar numDers DJ. Ljs Robbins, also
is attending Oregon State i of Salem.
urhnro hp i a member of Delta , pj n,m,ii n.APMnn nr c-
onc 10-ounce pack-, rivm, phi. ! im rh.rri .-,-.,i i,.h.
1 cup water,
age frozen green beans, .t cup!
! flour, 1 cup milk, ': teaspoon ;
waras wnere mere is imie uiuiineu ; , , -..-.. , . si
recreation, and cosmetic therapy "l,ery sce(1' I teasPoons vinear' Chadwick Chapter
. ' . ' J 19 tp.-ivnrinne hrnwn cnf.ir i
in u-3rn uhpra unmpn npen in, v. v....
Lyre editor, Mrs. Rodney Fety. ! take an interest in their personal I
Outgoing president is sirs. n. appearanoe. The completion of I
Me-
f,thrwl USeh anl .rnlr imt i Mr and MrS. JOtiTi V
covered in boiling salted water j Elwain and Mrs. P. H. Pheda
. ... . .. i... -tffili-itinn into
Thoedore Madsen, Jr. the training course does not mean ! unlu ,cnn": 'lf C ' . 7-1 . Vh nt r Order o Fast
Miss Mary Wrolstad was intro- ,1P end of training for these vol-! ;wic slices. Place in greased C had ck chant r;r,
duced as a new member to the ; unteerS. however. All Gray Ladies j 2 " 1ua' 1 casserle- Meanwhile ern Mar. on 1 lucsilu) . ,
group. Assisting the hostess were at the state hospital musl attend i," ' ' .Z? wT Vr itcla W Fores,
Mrs. Roy J. Rice, Jr., Mrs. Rich-j periodic classes where discussions i?,, 8 r. I bwl ?d; radir f ' yi F E Walters Yale,
ard Hartley and Mrs. Thomas ' of psychiatric care are given. ,and green beans. Cover and cook (.we Mw. F. k-
" . . 18 minutes. Make a smooth psstc Bend: .Mrs. l ncrrw oun, i
Joseph,
Plans were made for the rum-
maaa coin In An,i Tho TilnrlHt.ei -I-,.. I......:,..! nn Un...
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if0?. '? ri"'"."1!"' i ?.n re !han horns. Theacistirrin2 xcas.omlu. unti, ,hick.;John W. Tcrhune. Jefferson and
at the April meeting. The March
meeting is to be held at the home
of Mrs. John Larwood.
Swerineen. Mrs. Russell Tester-
man, Miss Vera Wood, Mrs. Nora
Wood, Miss Blanche Storer, Mrs.
Paul Smull, Mrs. Don Poujade,
Mrs. Harmon Ycary, Miss Vivian
Sturges, Mrs. Clarence King, Miss
Mary Schecher, Miss Carole Van
Hccs.
Garden Club Plans
Dinner for Families
SALEM HEIGHTS The Little
Garden Cluh of Salem Heights
mot last week at the home of Mrs.
Kenneth Zwicker for dessert. As-
sisting waa Mr.. i'iUl 'jneocnuw.
Plans were made for the mem
bcrs of the club to entertain
their families on Feb. 24. at the
Kalom He chts Community nan
.t nn.liiKt dinner. Robert Paul-
us will show colored slides of
flowers and gardens. It was de
cided to send representatives to
the National Council of State
Garden clubs convention sched
uled for June 9 and 10 at Asn
land. The club will also send an
entry on the study of chrysan
themums. On the program, Mrs. Joe Van
Cleave discussed fuchsias. She
told of the care, planting and
propogalion.
Mrs. Robert Hartman was a
guest, Mrs. William Ncimeycr
a letter was read from a former
member, Mrs. Mary McWain, who
Is now in Newfoundland.
6th Birthday Party
Claudia Jcai) Fety, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Fety, is to
be honored Friday afternoon on
her sixth birthday at a dessert
party at the homo of her parents
on Jefferson street.
Decorations are to be red, white
and blue with a patriotic motif
and flags presented as favors.
Guests are to be Lorene Mount,
Nancy Wiles, Kathy Krucger. Ju
lie Ann Anderson, Barbara Xeill,
Kay Marie Yoder and Kathy Mc
Farland. Shower Given
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Lien were
honored at a miscellaneous bridal
shower for which fellow em
ployes at Salem General hospital
entertained on Monday evening.
The partv was at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. V. J. McAllister,
more than 30 nttending. After
opening of the gifts, refresh
ments were served.
VISITORS here Tuesday were
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Reed of Eu
gene and whjle here visited her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Van
denyndc. Al Unit
Past presidents of Capital unit
No. 9. American Legion auxiliary
ctnertaincd and served the re
freshments at the Monday night
meeting of the unit at the wom
an's club house
Guests were Mrs. Guy Hastings
Mrs. Nellie Nolehonm, Mrs. Mer
rill Emerv. all of Kingwnod unit;
Mrs. Edith Brown of Warrcntnn
unit; Mrs William Foster and
Mrs. Hazel Small
A sum of $20 was voted to the
March of Dimes fund It was an
r-rjneed that the all day setting
group will meet an Thursday at
the home ol Mrs r.lla Donnelly
6.S5 North Cottage.
illary, Veterans of Foreign Wars,
assisted by Mrs. Billy Kelso, Mrs.
G. R. Graen, Mrs. Leon Hansen
and Miss Mary Gilhuly, presented
four American flags to the Hoo
ver school Tuesday afternoon. Re
ceiving the flags were representa
tives from the different rooms,
Randy Tower, Marguerite Good,
Anne Stevens, and Lee Solladay.
MRS. JAMES II. ALLKNBY
is entertaining her bridge club at
dessert on Thursday.
Recital Wednesday
Mrs. Harvey Gibbens left by
plane Tuesday evening for Cincin-
att, Ohio, to attend the recital of
her daughter, Miss Ann Gibbens.
Wednesday night. Miss Gibbens,
w ho is a music student at the Cin
cinnati Conservatory of Music, is
presenting a piano recital. She is
former Willamette Umversitv
and Salem high school student who
has won considerable acclaim in
her music work in the mid-west.
Cf SJ?iS"!ee ,nLni 'k our and milk; add -o green 1 d-pendtnc'r: Mrs. Edna Brown,
and conk,-Trinity chapter, .Mr. anu mi.
,u a,i VA,..inin,i f- .4 tr Jr.hn .vuir. Kicn-
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iimenumocrs ingredients and mix well; pour ' field. Wish.
According to Mrs. Gordon Shat-j in casscroi0. Bake; Mr Zina Sharpnack was re-
tuck, chairman of volunteer train- ',.', , m,i, ,. ,n ,tv-, ,v,;rn and was as-
g i.ir im.- m.li ion cnap.,,., 30 minutes. Makes 4 servings,
ter. the following Gray Ladies ' ,
will complete the course: Mrs. r- i u I
Steve Anderson, Mrs. Murray jOn tor tlOUCKS
Brenaman, Mrs. Merritt Butler, a second son, Donald Lvnn,
Mrs. George Goforth. Mrs. llollisiwas born Tuesday, Februarv 16,
W. Huntington, Mrs. E. C. Jaqua. to I.t. and Mrs." Carlos llouck.
Mrs. Otis Van Blaricom and Mrs. i Randolph field, San Antonio,
Wallace Wharton. Texas, formerly of Salem.
The older boy is Ronald Lee.
bx Mrs. Arthur Davis, Mrs,
i W. H. iiinirier. Mrs. Albert Co-
pcr-Suwr and Miss Lelia John-s-e-n
KeJ. h:te and blue were
Birthday Honored
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.jxtr
Hoy L. iiouck oi saiem ana Mrs. jrd
i WAYS AND means committee
cf Salem Rrfvkah lodge will
sjv.wor a r' social on Satur
' div r..f h! a: the IOOF temple.
rYr" Scvien is chairman
V F. Wo'.verton of Dallas
honored' uouumiiii. ui. diiu xriil rtf ine ajcviuuvei.
noucK die nuw uii a uiw w. ,
and were due today to arrive in
San Antonio for a visit at their
son's home.
Walter llcrberger were
with a birthday party on Tues
day afternoon at the social meet
ing of the American War Moth
ers. Mrs. Ben Randall was host-
n ,n,l frc VKin M Frl nnrl
Mrs. Glenn W. Prather, Mrs!iOrCfO7 Event
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Mr. and .Mrs. William
' box auctioneer.
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MRS. E. E. GILBERT, who is
observing her 80th birthday Sun
day, is to be honored that after
noon at an informal open house
planned by her three daughters,
Mrs. C. Ronald Hudkins, Mrs.
Gus Moore and Mrs. A. C. Zeller,
the latter of Battleground, Wash.
The affair will be at the Hud
kins' home, guests being invited,
through the press, to call be
tween 3 and 6 o'clock.
Alumnae Meet
Mike Forbes, valley editor of
the Capital Journal, was guest
speaker for the February meeting
of alumnae of Theta Sigma Phi,
national journalism honorary,
Monday evening at the home of
Miss Genevieve Morgan. He told
of the story that won him one of
the $500 Pall Mall awards, also of
other big stories during his years
of newspaper work in Los Angeles.
At the business session. Miss
Morgan was named treasurer of
the group. The March meeting
will be at the home of Miss Mar
garet Magee.
HOSTESS to her bridge club for
luncheon and the afternoon, Fri
day, will be Mrs. S. D. Wiles.
MACCABEES, tent 84 D, will
meet Thursday evening in Bea
ver hall. This is the social meet
ing for the group. There will be ' dinner.
a dinner at o:zu ociock, tne
lodge to furnish the meet, pota
toes and gravy. The affair is
for all members and their fami
lies. Entertainment will follow the
WE GUARANTEE
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YOUR COOKIES WITH
KITCHEN CRAFT
FLOUR
ALL-PURPOSE
SAFEWAY STORE
Martin Viesko and Mrs.
Berg assisted.
W. E.
Birthday for Twins
Nina and Carolyn Crothers, twin
daughters of Dr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Crothers, observed their
ninth birthday today. This after
noon, their mother took special re
freshments to the meeting of their
Brownie troop at the home of the
leader, Mrs. Wiliam Johnson, to
mark the day.
Fawk
will be hosts to the Albany and
Corvallis branches of the Oregon
Music Teachers association at
their home Saturday evening.
Februarv 20. The group has ar
ranged for Mr. Fawk to play a re
cital on the pipe organ and to
show the guests the organ loft
which with new stops now being
installed contains 20 sets of pipes.
Refreshments will be served
following the program.
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Get Caps
Among those capped at the re-
rent candlelight capping service
for Emanuel Hospital school of
nu'sing at Bethlehem Lutheran
church in Portland. Sunday werr
10 girls from Salem They in
cluded Misses Beverly Behrens,
Sherrill Brinkley, Sharon Collins,
Wanda Jolinsnn. Mianne King.
Helen Melbv. Herdis Michelson
Alice Rundstrom. Janice Siddall
and Berdena Wackerbarth.
Paul-Patty
BALLSTON A wedding took
place Sunday, February 15 at the
Ballston home oi Mr. ana .virs.
Robert Patty when their daugh
ter, Roberta, was united in mar
riage to Clarence Paul of Gari
baldi. Present only were members of
the Patty family and the bride
groom a mother, Mrs. Wesley
Benjamin f Amity.
The bride is a senior at the
Amity high school and Mr. Paul
graduated with the class of 1051
and is employed at Garibaldi.
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ANNUAL COTTON DRESS SALE
Wards Entire 2.79 and 2.98 Stock
2.69,
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plijin ord 80 q. per;ali WarHj cot
tons famoul for th wcy thtv f t, vnih,
wear leep their frpih, clear colon.
Calicos, ploid(, rnonotones, florals in
pepuior shirtwoiitj, zip-fronts, coat
styles each Dress beautifully dr tcr'ed.
Jupior's, misses', vomen', half i:tu
Shop Wards Friday Night 'Til 9 P. M.
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Lucerne "Bonus Quality" Milk is milk ffiof's always well above
legal standards for purity, flavor and cream-content
THIS "BONUS QUALITY" BEGINS ON THE FARM
I.iirrrnc send? its own fieldmrn to ailvise, the; furinrr on lite selrrtinn,
rare, and feeding of his herds... and to sec that the highest degree of
sanitation is maintained in raring for the herds and in handling the
milk. And to safeguard the milk from farm to yon. l.tieerne uses lite
most modern methods known to dairv sriencc.
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THE FARMER IS PAID EXTRA FOR "BONUS QUALITY" MILK
I. til-erne's M.iml.inls for milk quality arc stihstantially ahove legal
st.md.irds. The higher milk scores aeeording to Lucerne's
sliiiid.irds the higger hontis the farmer gets front l.tieerne. This
evtra payment enronrages farnirrs to work toward ''Hontis (Jiiality1
milk and to hring it to Lucerne,
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because Lucerne is uniformly rirlier than our State law require.
Yet lwrause Lucerne is distributed the fW-rosf way through store
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LUCERNE
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