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i V 4 Section 8 Pi . Mt&GnrrUo .Wed inAlwto ftiMfCt Wm at I S jaaj. a trvarg MM ateg a tan Hp if. t rarea """ho .7 A i ".f".c.. . ' . " """i Ma Grim Mi tin .aaaa bva hy ! ImamTstr if,'l gOra. Mas. riarenje LaPorga and Miss UUst fUr ver hostasscs at a t . the Larorgc tome recently. Mfes Karen Nelson and Mrs. Laura Cgfllano received prizes in the cattest games. Gifts were opengd gng rfresyments were served. Present were Mrs. Da Grita. rrajher of the rgldrf-egect.aMrs. Ed Daiir, Mrs. Hgrlo Kihhy, Mrs. Irwin Bunse, Mrs. Rayntond Du tot, Mrs. Bert Kelly. Mrs. Claries J(M, Mrs. Carrie Hospies, Jetfer so; Mrs. Kenneth Russell, Sr., Mas. Kenneth Russell, Jr., Mrs. Ana Howard, Mrs. Chester Stew ark Mrs. Hay urim, Mrs. Thomas Earjs, Mrs. G. O. McCurdy. ask. Norber Psstrok. Mrs. Henry Fsasr, Mrs. Jean Neuesachwaa na. Mrs. Mils Cast! Lam, Mrs. Psjr Wllliaaas, Mrs. Lester Tiaras, Mrs. Zrmt TfasMsasfi vthsar, Miseaa lea folksr, Ksy Jena, larea Nasea sol KW.r formal Installation fqr Junior CD A Court MOUNT ANGEL - rarsnal -sta&atMa si office of Has Jamr CAotic Daughters of Aaasrka, CaVt Mariea No. 71. Mount An m was eessducted atirlaf ear vafnsa last weak at. Mary's asltoal aiaaal hail. cmaUeag affirar was Mis Amm fwrt, asaier court nsemhar, who iisstasM a srtsieVst. Miss Har rail Fia-ay; vice-pratieMt, Miw MMreWI Ftsrkesuteia; secretary, Mas Dalsn Schmiat; aad repert r( Miss Jua Wacbter. Retiring MaVars are, Jady rafts, Kathksa VirgiaM Karipan an Dor- dk Baumgarta FT -ceding th installation meet- ism Mn Juaiers ttteiHk-d haly hour Mrvice aad benediction in St. Mary's charch, and also renewed thatr ceaeacratioa t th sacred heart. Officiating at th services wa th Rv. Father Edward ' Spar, O.S.B., court chaplain, and wan ant wa Mrs. Vincent Smith. Svecial guests introduced at the meeting were Mi is Anne Erwert. lMtUn officer; Mrs. Joseph Hewer, grand recent of the senior ewsrt; Mrs. LeRoy Aman, Junior raairwian; counselors. Mrs. O. J. Wisms, Mrs. Philip Gooding, and Mm. J. W. Sannes: aad court chap lain, th Rev. Father Edward laaar. O.S.B. A ahriae of the sacred heart was a highlight of the room decors tiens. Several future activities were placard at the business session. Th. annual skating party at Salem, Is Xtckeduled for Wednesday eve aioc, December 7. Juniors will mast at Chefs Between JO and I at. for transaartatioa by cars toi tafem. I Misses Suzann Hoffer, Barbara WaekelmM, etty Geek, Charlene Fisher, Tonl Williams and Shirley i Sehlecht will assist with the serv- ing of th initation banquet for the ; knights af Columbus, Sunday eve-. nag. December. A hake sale will be on Saturday. Daeembar 1, to provide for fuadi t purckaae a statue of the secred heart to be used at court meetings. Jaiors who will assist at the sale an from 10 to 11 o'clock. Misses Kathy Blem, Judy Wachter and Patty Amen: 11 to 12, Misses Mary Ad Klpft, Laura Ann Kloft. Toni WMiani: 11 to 1. Misses Gertrude rhr, Jean Ebner and Joan San- i aa); and from 1 to 1. Misses Har-I riat Purdy, Agnes Purdy and Sas-: aaa Hoffer. I Juring Advent, each Junior is sard to read a religious book, and to give a report ra earn at th naf troop meeting srheduled en Tarsday evening. Dermor U At tKa troop meetinrs. Juauirs will ae discuss Chnsrmas cariling Tea regular Communioa Sunday at) b with tha senior court rfur tia th I 'elnr.k jism (very fnaVth Sunday it th mnntn. ! Kit emirt meeting will be ia first hiirsT. January 1. 1 in fcV Mary's f mot meeting room. I Nsr-.ed th refreVunenc com-1 rartea sr. Mm Karen Smith, t Rase Paimer. Barbara Etut and . . . J I jaasakaMaMsa.,,' H attaikFf.f J 1 . w. rr I e Mardellt Flackensteia. roawingj the business meetgag. refreshment war. win u mum n " nea. Gertrude Hubr, Tjarbta igolaan. Charlen Fisher. Di- gairbonnais and Btlff Geek. 9 o Mnl.AlT.A Mil. r.r.lrh.n s,u elected U food citizen from Molalle Union Highhool lo. th Daughters of (A Vneri- can Revolution award. This aardue wal erased wilh ,. wed. . ' 1 K llll - .uVi.) fndt,flity. service, c o u.r t s y, leadership and (Tatriotisi. Jn srsjor class eleitfd three girls, ji Misses Virginia Judd, Noo Fast The winner now to eligible tOv,d.r Mr, j, Msacham?al receive" a good citizen fan from .ai.r. i ih. the Susannsw Lee Barlow chapter!, 'a o' nR and also is entitled to a certificate of award. HOPM ELL - The Innominata club sponsored a ChristisVM deco- ratloi ana catJdlemaking demon stration at the Hopewell Evengeli cal United Brethren aburch base ment recently. Mrs. Bryan good enough sad Mrs. Estill L. Brunk of Salem were the guest demon strators, showing the making of Christmis arrangements, swags and candle. A ao-host lunch was served at aooa. Gui were Mrs. J. C. Wstts, Mrs. Stephen ne1ict and Mrs. Carl Wood of the Country Flower club. Mrs. F.uta Clark at Iniewernaince, Mrs. kusart Ma ge aad Mrs. John Vot of Salem aad Mrs. Charlea Vn Dtirn. Mem sars af th Iiwniainata ctub wrea swat wore Mrs. Etujena Wilson, srestdowt; Mrs. John Gaisasr, Mrs. Jn, Fiarua, Mrs. John Peterson, Mrs. J. 1. Gilkey, Miss Virginia Magnoas, Mrs. N. 0. Pears. Mrs. Claroac Las aast Mrs. Thaoiax Molalla Job's Daughters saread a dinner Thurs - day to ssenbars of Molalla Ma- sonie order preceding thrtr regu - t o 11 " I Wewvwe HonOld 'e0S nonorea . LIANON Mr. and Mrl Henry Least were honored at a reception at tp home of the bride's parent!, and Mrs. Carl Clair,! follogjng their marriage Mr. Leest ! Ijine sag of Mr. and Mrs. L. r iteest. o a 3 Wed at ( ceremony November lli'in Albany, thfe couple'a atteu- danta were Mr. and Mri Robert Wifucffi ofaLajnglois. I the reception, the refreshment vcin Willi uic w;j- cake, surrounded by candle. and carnations. The cake wa cut by Mrs. Donald McLeod, aunt of the bride. Pouring and assisting were Mrs. Wifaon, couin of th9' orioe, airs, luie Manning, airs. BiH r.KTU Recent visitors in Silverton Jt the homes of Mrs. Uel' Holm nl1 Rwhert Haggsrd, er Mr 'n Mrs. fcrnest trick- son and two sons of Seattle. A reunion of relatfves at the William Arthur noma included the members of the fsmilies oVt their tnree swns, rrins, nob and Bill Arthur. The H. E. Perrys entertained for Mr. and Mrs. F. B, Landers. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morton (Muriel Webb) entertained over th weekend for family of a brother of Mr. Morton, the Rich rd.Mtons of Ssarm. With loeal rehtifss during the sek were Mr. aad Mi's. Neil Ver bock of Creaeeat City, aMr. and Mrs. D. Potter of ffillerd' and th Hh Aldrick family of Cottstf Groe. lar meeting. About MO was taken in, with 37 served. Bethel line office? served and elinpd un after the riOnner. with several of the mothers assisting. k- a v... v?...,. 1 Cora Adams. Jn Han. Nancy liviiui m uutrcii, nay iiwi i un , Shaver and Jeannie Sharp who 1 substituted for Helen Howell. Here are G if is asV 'afura-by-Paatura Comparison Oaly laundromat Has Than) AULI laaieot to. I.opd snd I'nlosd jnting front and handy leading shrlf end stooping, bending, heavy lifting. a.e Dirtiest Clothe (lein Patented AgiTumbla Washing Action combines agitation tor thorouch eleenlintss tumbling for gentleness. Washes dirt iest elofhet clean . . . safely. he tavthiai Flexible contrnl for completely automatic evathma . . or, you ran start, stop or ',! any part of aashiag or riniiraj cycle. VM aaa Wara full'lb. . . . loses s o-i glr wa t n. . , . fi x. Ldront n aco-oVraaaV. PAY NO a ' . is o woo THTf.APJJAE JOURXAC ' a. a 1 f ..7T 7 " '-,:-'.--"r - " -1 ' MOtJILLA Three ftbles of coatract br!ge players were in vited Monday evening to te home of Mrs.'Fenton Harless. Christ mas decorations were caaried jut about the home, as well as in table settings and refreshments. High scofe award went to Mrs. Edna Shaver. Mrs. F. M. . Henriksen held second high scdre. Present were Mrs. Joe Leonard, Mrs. Norman Edmondson, Mrs George Gilmore. Mrs. William Averill. Mrs. S. B. Piferi Mrs lCecjl snyder'.'Mri.' A. B. Gayner, I Mrs. W. K. Biorkman. Mrs. P. J. j - Breen. Mft. F. M. Henriksen, Mrs . Edna Shaver, Mrs. Harojd F. Rid - 1 in ;s, a:id the hostess. the that Thea Haturas Malta oer, Si, 269'5 SAVE $5(T. alet to Toad and Vnloarl Enflusive sljting fmta snd, handy loading dtor ar designea for your convenience. . . Drias Javthlng Jleajer shuts off autonaiticallv 5 minutes before end of cycle This with short timW scoung, permits sai drying of new miracle fabrics. firirt f lathe g Von Want ThrnvaiSet Dial for drying finv desired for completely dry, or damns dry for ironirg far Saes Vanev PitW.-tosir flow system forces warm, filtered Vr directly through tumbling lothes. J . MONEY DOWN. Firem?n Hope for Record rout- ALARMS M3 4M H)S4 4 JO MS 1 i37 a.; V" AlAWIOMt -.398 "' itvui-it fin latmi ' Help us ' to- Help you ' -i 4 FtMMr figia SALENt FIRE DEPARTMENT Sslem firemen, hoping for their sixth consecutive year of lowering the city's fire alafms, have posted this sign in front of the main fire union to remind citizens that their careful ness csn help set that record. Fire Chfef E. L. Smith, left, and Captain Don Morley look over the record that shows fires have been reduced esch year since 19S0, when there were 576 alarms. Last year the number was down to 430. This year is running slightly ahead of last year in number of alajms to date, but December of 1954 was an extra heavy month for alarms. If alarms for the reftiainder of this month can be kept below 30, the five-year-record can be kept intaot, Chief Smith pointed out. Tenneson to'Quit China IN ext Week HONG KONG I Richard ft. I Tenneson, American GI who chose " stay in Red China after (he i . , . r-orean ar ana men peciaea to 'lean', is evicted to arrive at the 'Hong sjong border next week. Keep Now... Buy Both! Save Exactly $ Yeyr CleAias Drying Convenient , 90 l I ft ' I ' a I v.' I Tfiiaiirr i -' .IT .V f a Officials said Wednesday this wotd had been received from the British Embassy in Peiping. The British Red Cuiss said Nov. 30 it had been informed by the Chinese Red CroSs that Tenneson. ft "I AM II I J I Meased and was free to leave! U.sT consular officials have met the daily trains from Canton since then to no avail. Giving Westindrouse f ! O fa ; AND i ThfJCf i v Allowaaee'oi IXeZZ TJ - 0 gy- Maa' 01 Applisse-rC' f '' : 'Wfel - II VTOn NQUKS: DAILY 9 3QclO 6 m' MONqY?AN6 RIg)AYS NOON 'TIL a a, a '-J-li 1 Salem, Qregon, Wednttdty, Ptfcmbtr 7f 1955 l.enrosv.Patieiit s .a ComiiMl liersejt To La..Hospitarjvit LOS ANGELAS -A mother of: twoelath children -"So ""h, tome aggressively crip. untarily to the .Marine ieprosauiiir- l rarvllle. La ror weainirnv, a partly ftirough the unfounded fear she might possioiy rai.i nur band or children. s Dr. George M. Vhl. Los Angeles TOUXL IMMPVI ANY RECIf I , THAT CAUI FOR FIOUR WITH KITCHEN CRAFT WJrlwl far tttat, tattt, wi, MKtrfh, tmI SAFEWAY STOKI , W5. M. : I ' . p. a a . . . tj Rkft 1 f city health officer, said th womaa "could not possibly transmit lep ro. sine she is a biologically negative case." . . She has been ura)er the super. sion OT the nraiin a?panment '"L.Z n".M Z -. ;- - . Dr. Vhl said her decision to sub mit to Hospital care was inspired by the hope af obtaining a new treatment as well as by her fearT Rtcfcsii 1 Crift 2 1 rr i ft tRt 1 '
