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Page 2 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon Thursday, February 25. 1954 ma. In Gates Edited by M1KK FOHKKS .' Dayton DAYTON Bill Sherman stop . lcd in I) ton f a short time Satur -y ti r;c his n-rcnls. Mr. and f -f. H-(ry Shcrmcn, en- rouie to rnr.'"'d In attend the S'"n: Chi S" -c-thenrt hall at - the .f .nltn 'm-h :ntcl. This af fair '-. monrorcd by the Sig ma Chi alumni. Mr. -nd Mrs. Harry Sherman at onclc-l V.- ',e-vis and Clark-Wh'tir-n bifkctball. game in Tr l- --l 1' -ity cvininu. Ken n:" ''-.-v. s is plying for Lewis aM C IT", i.-'t I":-s. Howard Holt and far" V i-.ii her mother, Mrs. Lov' i "ven, visited the 7.00 in Vl ;i-nd on" Sunday afler-n::-n. !r. ti:d Mrs. Ralph Timm h vc rs a house suesl his sis ter, Krr. Jo'in Zimmerman of Se:'.tlc, Wash. ' Mrs. Zimmcr nrn c.me over' the week-end with her son, Carl, and a friend, Ted K olck, who returned Mon day. She will be in Dayton for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lofton sncnt Saturday with their son, Don, FALLS CITY Mr. and Mrs. ana lamiiy, at Monmoum. iney;p,u,i Sumntcr were recent week- sary. She and the children plan to join him there in early sum mer. Mrs. Howard Wells and son, of Corvallis spent a few days at the Orville Wells home this week. Both were recuperating from colds. Air. and Mrs. Harold Busby were hostesses to a kitchen party at their country home Friday eveninp. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Detcring, Mr. and MrB. Cecil Hultman, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Wells and David, El- mn, Titel..i f on.l Mh Dnh Cobinc, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. James f dlcs A"xilia7 f ' Ssntiam Wallace. lir. and Mrs. John!Mcnio,n:'' hospital reports a meet Scliirni n, Luelln Schirm.-n, Mr.l!"? of l.h.e boni J director of rnd firs. Clyde Austin, Mrs. Fayc EUX1'larv twc,sheId Thursday ' J . off nrniAh L'nk IA r. . a C"):cs ' ku. jo, ai me nosoi Mr. and Mrs. Grant McLaugh-j':!; nct J"e3t,inS wj" be in l-n ware visiting in Portland over I?!1" .c'y', Thursday afternoon, the week-end with Mrs. Me-1 "t"rt the "creation rooms 1 .r niMin's ... Enrf tnmiit, i of the Presbyterian church. An Week-end guests of Mr.' and i!"v'l'on is extended to all those Mi s. Lindsay Ward were Mr. i !n,"c 0 ?' nd the meeting and Mrs. D. C. Shinman and fam- ' "V OTarcn ily from Milton, Wash. GATES Mayor W. R. Hutche son reports that a city water sys tem will be ready for operation by June 30. The well will be com pleted, the pump, laterals and pressure tank have been ordered and 3, (DO feet of pipe will have been laid by that date. The city has been cutting and burning brush along the S.P. right of way through town the past week. A crew of county men have been working this week grading and graveling the street just soulh of the S.P. tracks from the burinesi section of town, east and south to the Santiam bridge, in preparation for oiling later. This street still is a county road. Mrs. Floyd Volkel, member of the publicity committee of the Falls City were eccompanied home by their granddaughter, Marjoric, for the week-end. Her parents came for her on Sunday. Carol Hraba, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hraba of Day ton, has been elected state par liamentarian of the Oregon As sociation of Future Homemakcrs of America for the coming year. Carol is a junior at the Day ton Union high school, and has been an active member in FHA for three years. FHA state of ficers will be formally installed at the ninth annual meeting at Oregon State college, CorvaJIls, March 4-5. Carol will be a candidate for the, Homcmaker degree, along with , two other Dayton girls, Yvonne Ewing and Suzanne Smith. These degrees are award ed during state meeting in Cor vallis. Mrs. Jane Mills is the chapter adviser at Dayton. Dayton chapter has had an' end house guests of a niece, Mrs. Lealand Hawk, and her family of Portland. Mrs. Hawk was formerly Miss Erlenc Baintcr, daughter of the late Ray Bainter. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Paul were guests of Mr .and Mrs. Alg'it Frcdin on an automobile trip to be I cm rnclay. Mrs. Msrgarite Loftcrs has HO' turned to her home after a three months slay with her daughter at Klamath Falls. Her daughter,- Mrs. Leidtke, brought her home Saturday. Arthur Baintcr, wife and baby 01 WHlamina were Saturday night and Sunday visitors at the home of his aunt Mrs. Bud Sumpter. Carl Bainter of Co. "L" Army Service, stationed in California was married while on a three weeks furlough recently. Word has been that Cpl. Jimmy Brown sailed Feb. 17 for an un disclosed destination. , Claude Meyers became ill Mon- other state officer this past year. . J , h V ' m ;,Xn1irsHwil, attend Ww " the Future Homcmaker,. of s Xrtf ih severe pain America annual state convention undcr fc P at Corvallis, March 4-5. Yvonne Jamcj. c gnmii nd wjfe of E.WIIIK, BU11C IICHBUITI Ml run, will attend March 3, 4 and S. Carol Hraba, Suzanne Smith, Kay Sterans, Betty Younghlood, Peggy McCormick and Janet Ov ergard will participate in the program Friday morning. ' They will present f play ex plaining degree work in FHA. , 'Roberta Wirfs, the Dayton chapter president, will also at tend and take part in the noon style show, modeling 1 skirt and vest she has made in the home making class. Three - girls are candidates for the state home maker degree: Suzanne Smith, Carol Hraba and Yvonne Ewing. Adults going with the group are Mrs. Jane Mills, chapter ad viser, Mrs. Lloyd Ewing and Mrs. Adolph Hraba. ' The Gates Woman's club met Thursday evening, Feb. 18, at the home of Mrs. Albert Millsap with 25 members in attend-nce. Mrs. Kinneth Martig pressed at the business session. Mrs. W. R. Hut cheson suggested a change in the present method of nomination of officers, that- a nominating com mittee be elected each March to present a slato for the acceptance of the members. Mrs. Hutchcson, Mrs. Albert Millsap and Mrs. Richard Parker were nnnninlcd by the chair to revise the by-laws and report at the March meeting. Following adjournment the eve ning -was spent informally. Re freshments were served by the hostess, Mrs. Millsap, assisted by Mrs. Edmund Davis and Mrs. Wal ter Thomas. Dale Reynolds, Mrs. Don Miley, Mrs. Walter Brisbin and Mrs. James Wiltsey at the piano. Special numbers were two songs by Mrs. Dan Morrison; .violin solos by Mrs. Ruth Osborne and two songs by .Mrs. Glenn Gor don. Bouquets of daffodils and blooming heather, flanked by pink candles in crystal holders centered the refreshment table. Mrs. James Wiltsey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hcness, and Miss Gporgia Shane, both, of Salem, poured. Member! of the Gates Woman's club, under the direc tion of Mrs. W. S. Hudson, served and assisted about the rooms. A surprise party compliment ing Mrs. Floyd Volkel on her birthday anniversary was held Sunday evening in the reccation rooms of the high school. Mrs. Elmer Klutke, Mrs. Dan Mor rison, Mrs. Don Miley and Mrs. Glen Hearing were hostesses for the affair. , - Mrs. Volkel was presented gii'ls and a cake, baked and deco rated by Mrs. Hearing.. Games and c:rds provided entertain ment for the evening. Refresh ments were served by the hos tesses to .the honored guest, Mrs. Volkel, Floyd Volkel, Mr. and Mrs. A. T..Barnhardt, Mrs. Per- Hopewell ler, Mrs. J. S. Gilkey, Mr. John Fuqua, Mrs. Howard Stephens. Miss Virginia Magness and Mrs. HOPEWELL - World Day ' of ; Sl?.nlcy . Farreli. : Prayer will be observed at the I . Mr-' and Mrs- Howard Stephens HopeweU E.U.B. Church on Fri- Fnowed 'heir travel pictures at the day evening, March 5 at 9 p.m. 1 Ladl"' Republican Club in Albany Evervonc is cordially Invited to Monday afternoon, and were attend this service. . jj,1 n"er uest of Mr. and Mrs. Sunday. March 7," a baptismal ZtJ:t Br,a"Ley', ,, ., service will be conducted at the I ri,T wVL ? Hopewell E.U.B. Church, with ! Rev. Glen Harris oluclating. . Prayer meeting this week will he held at the home of Mrs. Min nie Davidson in Wheatland, with S. C. Waller in charge of the les son. Mrs. Duane Dabner of Billings, Mont., returned to her home Mon day after a two weeks visit with her daughter, Rev. and Mrs. Glen Harris. Mrs.- Dabner made the trip by car with Rev. and Mrs. Charles Fogg and daughter of Billings. While here, Mrs. Dabner was soloist at the Hopewell E.U.B Church .morning services. A farewell party is being planned callers at the home of their broth er. Ed Loop, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Capronand family of Toledo were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Ed Loop. I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hansen and sons of Portland were guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hen ry Deedon last weekend. They are moving to' Richland, Wash., next week. i The Hopewell Community Club will hold its March meeting,) March 4 at 8 p.m. at the school I house. There will be a program j and pie social, the proceeds of; which will help toward a moving' in honor of Mr. and Mrs. George i picture projector. Clarence Legg, Polvi, Jr., ofMcMinnville (Mar-1 Fred Withee and N. .0. Pearse E.U.B. Church Friday evenlhe. Feb. 26. at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Polvi and son. Mark nr lsnv. cy Mulligan, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. : ing for Dallas, Texas. Sunday, garet Janzen) at the Hopewell : are the committee in charge of ine program. j The Hopewell Home Extension : Unit will hold its March meeting j hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brisbin, Mr. and Mrs. ramp Hess, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hutch cson, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Par ker, Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Kobbs, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fleet wooo, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mill sap, Cecil Haun, Don Miley, Dan Morrison, Glen Hearing, Elmer Klutke, and Dickie Hayward. Feb. 28. to make their home. Mrs. Elmer Polvi, Mrs. George Kan- en March 2' at in-in m Mm John Fuqua, chairman, is in charge of the business meeting Dallas Buena Vista BUENA VIST A Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Zcb Mill homer were Mr. and Mrs. Clair Millhouacr and son of Mon mouth, Mrs. Burla Rickter, Carol and Burla of Independence, Mrs. Dean Fischer and three chil dren, and Earl Reeves, Andrew Anderson of Salem spent the past week visiting his daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krauger. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Harrison and daughter, Joan, were Satur day evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hultman. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Willard and son (J Salem were Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Zeb Mill houscr. ' Elmer Busby drove to Camas, Wash., Sunday, to visit his son and family. Mrs. Busby returned home with him alter spending the past week there ing 1 Bremerton, Wash, were week end visitors of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gramling. The visitors and Mr. Gramling Sr., took Sunday dinner with Mrs. Hazel Ferris, Jamc'i aunt of Dallas. Harry Sullivan and family of rventiem visited Saturday night With his slstcr-in-Iaw, aMrie Sul livan. ' They also called at the Gram ling home. Ernest Parker and wife and Roger Emerson attended the bas ketball game at Pcrrydalc Friday night. Mr. and Mr. Norman Camper anu Cui'oiyn took Mrs. U. V. Al len to Dallas aMuruay ol sec her doctor. Dirk demons, who Is In the Army and now driving cat on a heavy construction job at Yaki ma, called Orval Teal by phone tind asked him to meet him in Portland aSturday morning. Orval and Ray Morgan went after him and came and stayed until Monday. halls lily Grade School has chosen Wanda Mimmo as their intrant in the coming spelling contest. Conch Jim Bowman's basket ball teams, (grade school boys) both won over ValseU Friday night. The "A" string won by a score of 3!)27. It was their 8th straight win . They played on the Valscti floor. Mrs. Josle Knapp visited Mrs. B. Y. Allen, Thursday afternoon. Bryon Paul and wife of Port land visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Paul Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Classen of Astoria spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Luhilc. They were joined bv another daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Members of the Gates Birth day club were entertained Sat urday afternoon, Feb. 20, in Mill City at the home of Mrs. Arnold Syverson. Luncheon was served by the hostess at 1 o'clock, fc lowed by an afternoon of euchre, played at three tables. Mrs. A. T. Barnhardt won first prize, Mrs, Walter Brisbin, second, Mrs. Edmund Davis received eon- solalion and Airs. Glen Henness visitor's prize. Others present were Mrs. Floyd Bassctt, Mrs. Mary Champ. Mrs. Oscar Oster- hout, Mrs. Mahlc Knutson, and special guests, Mrs. Velma Carey, Mrs. Burrel Cole, Mrs., Merle Dcvine and Miss Lorcna Devine. Mrs. G. C. Barnhardt was com plimented Wednesday evening with a birthday dinner at the home of her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Barnhardt. Seated at the table were Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Barnhardt, Mr. and Mrs. David Barnhardt and Melody and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Barnhardt and daughter, Marcia and son, John. Sgt. and Mrs. Duane McFad- den and infant son, from San Antonio, Texas, were guests for several days the past week at the home of Mrs. McFaddcn's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Har ry Kciscr. They are visiting now at Elgin, Ore., with Mrs. McFadden's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Powelson. SRt. McFadden sailed for Japan on Tuesday, Feb. 23. Mrs. McFad den will visit her parents and her grandparents for a time be fore locating until her husband's return. DALLAS The Past Noble Grand club met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Clark Learner with Mrs. John Shattack as "co hostess. Mrs. F. J. Spooner presided at the business meeting. She an nounced there would be a cov ered dish dinner held in the IOOF hall March 22 for members and their families. The club pro ject is designed to make and fur nish articles for the IOOF home in Portland, and plans were made to give towels during the follow ing year. Mrs. Laura Rosencranz won the prize for the evening. Dur ing the social hour following the brief business meeting, the host esses served refreshments to Mrs; M. V. Wolverton and Miss Lois Learner who were hidden as guests, and to members Mrs. F. J. Spooner, Mrs. Roy Alderson, Mrs. Al Burlback, Mrs. John Ccrny, Mrs. Chas. Cochran, Mrs. Saddie Griffith, Mrs. Frank Hob son, Mrs. Tracy StaaLs, Mrs. El mer Sehulson, Mrs. Laura Rosen cranz, Mrs. Clyde McWhartcr. Hostess on Wednesday after noon was Mrs. Al Burlback, who entertained members of the 500 club at her home with a 4:30 dessert luncheon. Spring flowers decorated the room. Holding high score for the afternoon were Mrs. L. H. Rowell, high; Mrs. Chas. Graham. I low, and Mrs. Lynn Cook, traveling. Mrs. Roy Wickstrom, Mrs. F. J. Spooner and Mrs. Frank Hob son were additional guests. Members present were Mrs. 0. S. Kcllry, Mrs. Lynn Cook, Mrs. Pearl Hughs, Mrs. T. B. Hooker, Mrs. Elmer Sehulson, and the hostess Mrs. Burlback. Mrs. Charles Graham entered the Dallas hospital Sunday after gas and Mrs.h Kusti Setala are I and Mrs. J. S. Gilkev and Mrs. the committee in charge of the Arthur Warnock are project lead affair. Everyone is invited to at- ers, with the lesson on casserole tend. dishes. Mr. and Mrs. John Ojua were About 45 per cent of all em ployed persons in the United i States use passengei cars daily i in ineir worn, or in traveling to and irom their jobs. ACORNS FROM THE hosts Friday evening, Feb. 19, at their home, to a group of friends for the showing of travel pictures, especially of those taken by Wayne Ojua, who is now stationed near Seoul, Korea, of Korea and Japan. Rev. Glen Harris also showed slides of Red Lodge. Mont. Mrs. Mry Pekkola of McMinnville and Mr. and Mrs. John Widmer of Woodburn were v jlt-c -uests. Mr. and Mrs. Gale Vinton and family of McMinnville were guests and had charge of the projector forthe pictures. Mr. and Mrs. Gust Janzen and June Ann, Mr. and Mrs. George Milne and sons, of Gresham, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kotka and family of Woodburn were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Polvi, Jr., in McMinnville last Sunday, on the occasion of Mrs. Janzen's birth day. Mr. and Mrs. Walter SDillman and family of Richland. Wash.. I ITf 1TCkenAP1CSi !' ,her par-,Tell you what I did. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Gust Janzen. Thursday evening. Feb. 18, a I drew mvsclf up to mv full group nf friends gathered at the I heighth, I did, and answered home of Mr. and Mrs. Kusti Se-1 panty-waist to the Rent who tala in honor of Mr. Setala's birth- j "im w''h great dignity. day. Those who enjoyed the eve- WITH DEL MILNE - WHAT COULD I SAY? I mean what could I say without appearing to be a complete panty-waist to the gent who asked me, "What's the idea of the colored gimmicks on the dining room tables?" Rev. Wire of the Buena Vista Methodist church left for his i Mrs. Francis Giroux and children vacation Monday and the speak-( ot Sllvcrton for supper Saturday er for next Sunday will be Mr. j evening. Hoffman of Willamette Univer-1 Mrs. Vcrnice Carver has re turned to her home following surgery ai ine Salem General Hospital. Mrs. Robert Fletcher visited Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Cox Thurssday afternoon. Doc was feeling betler and is tip and about. sity. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Cavilee moved this last week to the small house of Raymond Halls in Bue na Vista, which they rented. They had been living at the Golden Gale hop ranch. Mrs. Paul Dodle, Mrs. Jonas Graher anil Mrs. Cecil Hiiltmm demonstrated "Cakes and Cake' MAYBE IT'S A RF.COItl) Decorating" at the Extension I NASHUA. N. II. (UP) Lucirn Unit Tuesday at the Community i Boucher wants to know ' if we've 1!' j ... . , . 1 m rome klnl record." Mrs. Mrs. P.vid Short received a j Boucher gave birth to three telephone call fhursday from , daughters in 11 months. Twins Germany, her husband calling, were born 11 months after the It being their wedding anniver-1 first daughter. Amity AMITY Amity churches will observe World Day of Prayer March 5. The adult group will meet at the Christian church. Special music is scheduled and games. Matthew Alley, D.D., pastor of the Christian church, will be the speaker. The children's meeting will be held at the Baptist church with a story hour and a film. Thrin i"ru .nd t vU fwi. suiiering a ncari attack at her wood arrived here from their j homc- school, the OTI in Klamath Falls, 1 to spend the week-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burrel Cole and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fleetwood.' W. F. Struckmcier spent the week end in Portland with Mrs. Struckmcier, who will be there caring for her daughter, who has been 111, for a week or two longer. Mrs. Joseph Bowes, who Is employed as teacher in the Port land schools, was taken sudden ly ill Friday anrt is hospitaliied at a Portland hospital. Mr. Bowes left for Portland Satur day to be with his wife. Mr, and Mrs. Bowes were unable to attend - reception given in their honor Saturday evening. A large group of friends, many of them from out of town, gath ered at the recreation rooms of the high school Saturday eve ning, Feb. 20, at a reception giv en in honor of Mr., and Mrs. Jo seph Bowes, recent bride and bridegroom, and Mr. and Mrs. . Lincoln Henness, who have been married lor 60 years. A gift j from their friends was present-! ed each couple. Mayor W. R. Hiilcheson made, the presenta tion speech in behalf of the com munity. Music was provided throughout the evening by Mrs. ning were Mr. and Mrs. Peter Par vin. Matt Parvin, Mr. and Mrs. David Olke. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deedon. Mrs. Andrew Sipola, Mr. and Mrs. Earl McKinney and family of McMinnville. Mr. and Mrs. Verncr Setala of Newburg were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kusti Se tala. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. McKinney were their son, Lee, of Sweet Home and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Bronson and family of Sheridan, and in the afternoon they all went to see the Bronson's new baby grandson, Ivan Gordon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bron son of Sheridan, at the McMinn ville Hospital. ! Mrs, Sarah Scoggan has been a 1 guest ot her son and family. Mr. i and Mrs. Lee Scoggan on Grand 1 Island this week. I Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Modde-I meyer and daughter. Miss Elea nor Moddcmeyer, attended a birthday dinner in honor of Mrs. C. Van Staaveren in McMinnville on Washington's birthday. Mrs. Lloyd Lind was hostess at 1 a party at her home on Thursday j evening, rcb. 18. Ten ladies at tended, and Mrs. Jessie Hedge was in charge of the games. The Hopewell Garden Club met al the home of Mrs. N 0. Pearse on Thursday afternoon. Feb. 18. those who attended were Mrs. Richard Cranncll, Mrs. John Gcis- I said, "Those, my dear friend, are not 'gimmicks - those are 'candles' - and I thought they looked kind of pretty and springy . . . you know . . . chartreuse and yellow and pink to i match the dallndils and tulips . . . and other spring flowers ... ' "Yeh" he answered. "Well," I managed rather defen sively, "tncy do brighten the place up don't you agree?" "Yeh" he said. Anyway . the ladies like them! so there, too! Remember In Salem It's the j HOTEL MARION Phone 3-4123 JUST GETTING STARTED MEMPHIS. Tcnn. (UP) C. E. Campbell started to work for Choctaw, Inc., here at the age .of 65, when most men tire. Now 80. he covers a 12-county sales territory etch week. ASPIRIN CAR CHIlbBIH. llARGESrSELUNB ASPIRIN FOR CKI10SEII FRIDAY LUNCH AT NORTH'S In the (iplfol Shopping (enter Creamed Shrimp on Tnatf r"le slaw Ht IMO'I Biscuits and Butte 75c Fill Sink , , , Delicious Food TRY SALEM'S BEST PLACE TO EAT! 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