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Auxiliary o ,
Sets Series
Of Coffees
A scries of .coffees is planned
during the next three weeks for
the membership of downtown Sa
lem Lions dub auxiliary as "get
acouainted" events.
To plan the affairs, Mrs. Wil
liam Kewmycr, chairman for Iho
coffee committee, and Mrs. Nor
man Youn2, auxiliary president,
entertained roeentlv at the horn.?
of Mrs.' Newniyer for -all
of the committee arranging the
coffees.
First of the coffees came Tues
day mornine, when Mrs. Denver
Younsr, .Mrs. Morrell Crary and
Mrs. .lacnb Kuhrer entertained at
the Youns home, guests includ
ing in active members of the aux
iliary. Mrs. Robert Geddes, Mrs. Wil
liam E. Kimsey and Mrs. John
Muir are to entertain at the
Geddes home on March 2.
Mrs. Walter E. Martin, Mrs.
Deral Jones and Mrs. Henry
Kroop arc plannine one of the
coffees in early March at the
Martin home.
Mrs. Fred G. Starred, Mrs.
Stanlev S. Smith and Mrs. M i 11
rnr Mead will give one at the
Starred homo later.
Mr. Roger Kv, Mrs. Roy Todd
and Mrs. Thomas "tacor are pl-in-nins
one of the .--iftoes at the
Hoy home.
Amaranth Event
Social night foi Manna Rosa
court. Order of the Amaranth was
Saturday,
were used
Valentine decorations
The eveniiiL' was spent
nhr. ina cards and dancing
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
I.anrens. junior past matron and
Patron of Angelus court. Portland:
Charles Svejkovsky, V i 1 1 i a m
Graen. and Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Hendrickson. During the eve
ning Mr. and Mrs. Hendrickson
gave a few. of the exhibition dances
that they will do next Saturday
ni?ht. February 25 at the Masonic
dance to be in the Scottish Rite
temple.
Committee chairmen for the eve
ning were Mr. and Mrs. George
Gregor. Assisting them were: Mr.
and .Mrs. Ray Hrckingcr; Mr. and
Mrs. Irving DcFrance; Mr. and DALLAS A wedding of intcr
Mrs. William Herald: .Mr. and est to their many Iriends was that
Mrs. James Manning: Mrs. Wil-jof Mrs. Maine Kent of Pioneer;
liam Gracn; Mrs. Pliena Parker, I district and Kmil Stevens, of Oak
i Grove, Feb. 12 at the home of the
A GIRL, Kari Lee, was born bride's cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Har
Monday, February 20, at the Sa-1 old Pennington of Independence,
lem General hospital, to Mr. and j The Hev. Melville Wire officiated
Mrs. Robert Wickman Ucanetlc at the 2:30 rites. Only a few close
Schcidel). friends and relatives were present
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Schedel and Mr. and Mrs.
A. E. Wickman.
JOLLY EIGHT Pinochnlc club;
mi iho nnii week at the F.. B. i
Kasson home. Attending were Mrs.
II W. Knight. Mrs. Lee Morrison.
Mrs. Ed Jackson, Mrs. C. R. Os-
burn. Mrs. William Conner. Mrs.
C McLain Mrs. Maurice Town,
send, .Mrs. 'M. Willis 'and the host-'cut
ess
MOLALLA Mrs. Clifford Ma-
tousek was guest of honor Thurs-j
dav evening at a shower in the
home of Mrs. Ted Kolshinski. with
Mrs. Joe Hopfinger and Mrs. Ken
Engle as co-hostesses. Iwenty
co-.iomcs.scs. .. .
guesls were present including al :
01 me women icaciici s, wies ui
men employes in Molalla grade
schools.
Several gajiics were piayeo. au-
er the gifts were opened and dis-i,
played, refreshments were scrvd.
SHERIDAN Mrs. Ernestine
i Kassebaum of Willamina was ini
tiated into the Sheridan chapter,
Order of Eastern Star, at their
meeting last week. Mr. and Mrs.
John Veach transferred to the
Sheridan chapter from a Nebraska
chapter.
INDEPENDENCE The In-
dependence Woman's club will
! 8 BIG DAYS . . .
Fall & Winter Goods Drastically Reduced!
TADA A TC Tew left at fraction of original cost.
lUrLUAl J See them!
ALL WEATHER COATS 2R;995 15.00
SLACKS 100 WooL. .... 7.95 & 9.95
I SUITS Lrar.... - 29.50
All Other Suits $10 Discount
COATING SPECIAL 20 Discount
J00V wool, pro-shrunk coat material. FREI lining rem
nant with all yardage purchases. .
KAY W001EN MILL STORE
Opcn-jAII
1 260 h 12th
WJfc.
.Women f
ftlt'DV riff Al'l
Lunni rutsLi
Heads Group Gale Gately,
above, is the new chairman for
the Parrish Y-Teens group.
Guild Increases Sum
For Sunday School
Action to augment their financial
assistance to the sum of $900 to
the Sunday school to buy equip
ment was voted by St. Anne's
guild of St. Paul's Episcopal
church in meeting Monday after
noon. Previously, the guild had ap
proved $500 but upped the amount
in the Monday session.
The meeting was in the' church
Fireplace room with Mrs. L. E. dc
Wcesc. Mrs. Vernon Perry, Mrs.
Tom H. Dunham, Mrs. Bruce
Crandall and Mrs. Sydney Kramer
as hostesses. Mrs. George S. Swift
poured at the dessert table set
witli a centerpiece of red azaleas
in observance of Washington's
uii'infi;i. ..
'''' the program. Miss "Virginia
IMIWUMl, Mil IIIUIC IIUIII 1U VCillS
sacristan at the church, described
her duties and exhibited vestments
and altar articles to illustrate.
Announcement was made March
5 as the date for St. Anne's mem
bers and their husbands to attend
church in a group: also of a rum
mage sale on April 12 and 13.
Mrs. Frank P. Marshall. Mrs.
Harold Parsons, Mrs. Frank Sha
fcr. the Hev. George II. Swift, rec
tor, and the Rev. V. M. Rosenthal,
curate, were guests.
Stevens-Kent
to witness the ceremony.
The bride wore a mauve suit
with pink and black accessories
and an orchid corsage.
Attending the couple were Mrs.
Blanche Barber, sister of the
bride, and Carl Stevens, USN, who
was best man for his father.
A reception followed with Mrs.
John Rule and Mrs. Allan Posey
pouring. Airs. Harold i-cnuingion
the cake. The newly-weds left
for a wedding trip south through
; California and Salinas. They will
be at home to their friends after
March 15 at Mr. Stevens farm
near Oak Grove.
ROYAL Neighbors of America
.: . . ,. , Wcdnes-
a no.hos( (urk dinnor at
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the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall.
Valentines will be exchanged by
"secret pals," and new names will
be taken for -next year's secret
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ed. Mrs. Phillip Bouffleur conduct
ing the installation. Hostesses arc !
to be Mrs. Roy Hagadorn and Mrs.
M. Champ. i
meet in the club house, Tuesday
evening, at 8 o'clock. This will be
a social evening for the members. I
Husbands or friends arc lo be in-1
vitcd. Mrs. Pearl Heath, who is j
head of the art department at Ore
gon College of Education, will
show slides of her tour in Europe.
Feb. 21 - Feb. 29
DayJSaywSay
Across from Willamette Cimpu
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2Atupftnae
Groups
Meet Monday
Two Panhellenic sorority alijn
nae groups met Monday.
Ofiicer Visits
At the 'meeting of Pi Beta Phi
alumnae at. the home of Mrs. Sid
ney Huffman, Mrs. Stanley Ross
of Spokane, .province vice presi
dent, was a visitor. She gave a
talk. Ea'rlier in the day, .Mrs. Ross
had been entertained at luncheon
by the alumnae advisory board
and in 'the early evening was
guest at dinner at the active chap
ter on the Willamette university
campus.
Announcement was made that
Mrs. Paul Hansen of Louisville,
Kentucky national extension di
rector, will visit Salem on March
2 and 3.
Reports showed the local alum
nae realized $200 from their rum
mage sale of last weekend, and
$200 from the recent benefit tea
and sale of articles made at the
Pi Beta Phi settlement school.
Mrs. James Todd was welcomed
as a new member of the alumnae
group.
Alpha Chis Dine
Alpha Chi Omega alumnae met
at the home of Mrs. William L.
Phillips for a no-host dinner. Spe
cial guests were two patronesses,
Mrs. Roy L. Houck, Sr. and Mrs.
Fred H. Thompson. -New otficcrs
were installed, Mrs. Richard Taw
as president.
Mrs. Richard Hill, Mrs. George
Seymour, Mrs. Glen Sorensen and
Mrs. Lloyd Griffiths were on the
.committee with Mrs. Phillips to
arrange the dinner.
Plans were made for the March
meeting when tlie program will
feature philanthropies. Also a
rummage sale is planned for the
spring.
Betrothal Told
LEBANON The engagement
of Miss Darlene Muller to Hoy
E. Smith was annouced by the
narents of Miss Muller, Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Muller. Her li
ance is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe L. Bowen of Albany. The
bride-elect attends Lebanon hijh
school. Mr. Smith is employed
in Albany. Wedding plans have
not been announced.
McMINNVll.LE A bridal
shower, honoring Miss Joyce Lar
son, was given last week by Mrs.
Horry Johnson and Mrs. Fred
Quilliam.
Guests included Mrs. Pat Shum
way, Mrs. Marvin Montgomery,
Miss Janet Skinner, Mrs. S. Mor
ton, Mrs. Norma Schmitz, Mrs.
Larry Ritland. Mrs. Fred Casey,
Mrs. Clarence Stonebrink, Mrs.
Geneva Morgaridge, Miss Bonnie
Ebert, Miss Carol Lee, Miss Pat
Knudson, Miss Wanda Ruehlen,
Mrs. O. E.. Robbins, Linda and
Carol Robbins, Mrs. Howard Quil
liam, Mrs. Otto Larson, Miss Bar
bara Fast and Mrs. E. J. Greincr.
DALLAS Vacationing in Ha
waii arc Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Heinz, who left on Northwest Air
lines from Portland to Honolulu.
They were accompanied by
friends from Molalla and Port
land and expect to be gone ahout
three weeks.
The couple will make their
headquarters at the Princess Ka
lani hotel in Honolulu. They will
also visit all the islands with the
members of their party.
OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY 12:15 TO 9 P. M.
OTHER DAYS 9:30 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M.
Meier & Fraiik's-Ssileni
fashion
showing
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Come see modeled the new
est fashions in hand knits
. . . suits, dresses, sweaters,
blouses, after five and formal
styles . . . styles you can knit
of famous Bcrnat yarns.
MRS. CHARLENE MONYHAN
Bcrnat stylist, will be the commentator
of the fashion shows, and will be avail
able to help you with your knitting
problems.
Wednesday, February 22,
Auditorium, Second Floor
12:30 and 3:30 P. M.
ART M KDI.KWORK
SKCO.XD FLOOR
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2Ml W-$kM
Designer at Work Claire Sehaffel. Swiss designer, gives final
inspection to a new summer dance dress in which bands of
cooweooy black lace arc superimposed on pale sun. iiuiieriiy
bow at back and graceful skirts are flattering touches.
Past Presidents
Honored by Unit
Past presidents were honored
Monday evening, at the meeting
of Capital unit, No. 9, American
Legion auxiliary. 'Mrs. E. V.
liichcy reported on Ameri-1
canism, Mrs. James Garson on re-,
habituation, Mrs. Mem l'carce on
child welfare and Mrs. C. W. Jor
gensen on membership. I
Mrs. Hattic Cook and Mrs. John
Woud reported on the district con-1
Terence at Aurora. Sunday, Feb- j
ruary 19. with twelve members I
from Capital unit attending. A na,
tional award inr outstanding re-;
habilitalion work was presented to
the unit. :
At the meeting Monday, a gift
was presented to each past presi
dent, by Mrs. John Wood and Mrs.,;
Gay Fabry. i
Mrs. T. J. Ilrahcc announced a;
no-host dinner to he Thursday, at !
6:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs.;
Waller L. Spaulding Guest at the!
meeting was Mrs. Clarence
Grand, Monmouth, department
president.
Refreshments were served from
a table covered with a white hand ;
made lace cloth over red, and pa
triotic theme. Mrs. E. A. Linden,
Jr., and Mrs. Jack Surles were in
charge, and were assisted by Mrs.
Carl Oleen, Mrs. Neil Wittig and
Mrs. John Olson.
SHERIDAN There were 13
members present at the, February
! meeting of the O.A.O. club, at the
home of Mrs. George Helton.
Plans were made for the March
i 13 dinner for the members' hus
bands.
Those attending were Mrs. Al
ma Nisley, Mrs. Archie Branson,
Mrs. Stanley Christenscn Sr., Mrs.
Vernon Scott, Mrs. Larry Ritland,
Mrs. Lauren McKinley, Mrs. iClco
Latham, Mrs. Glen Graucr, Mrs.
Phillip Scott, Mrs. C. A. Stringer
Jr., Mrs. Rod McKinzie and Mrs.
Eugene McKinley.
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Betrothal Told
Mr. and Mrs. John Stepper arc
announcing the engagement ot
their daughter, Miss Marva Step
per, to David Looney, son ol
George Looney. No date is set for
the wedding. The bride-elect is a
student at North Salem High
school. Mr. Looney attended local
schools and recently 'was dis
charged from the service.
Party at Brooks
BROOKS A combined birthday
and farewell dinner was given at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. C.
Dark, recently, in honor of their
son Durwood, on his 2uth birthday.
He wil! be leaving Thursday, Feb
ruary 2A, for San Diego for train
ing in the US Marines.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Clint Coleman and daughter, Shcr
yl. Mr. and Mrs. liud Coleman
and Mrs. Hunh Ellis from Port
land; Mr. and Mrs. Dave tHardy"
Lilly from Newberg: Mrs. Ella
Mullins and son Jim, McMinnville
and her mother. Mrs. Anna Rich
ardson; Miss Billie McFadd of
Carlton; Terry and Carol Zimmer
man from Beaverlon.
The same evening the 'group
went to Lyons to the Floyd Bas
sell home, where tliey 'enjoyed
slides of the Rose Festival parade.
SPIRITUAL Sunflower club is
meeting Thursday between 11 a.m.
and 3 p.m. at the First Spirtualist
church, 1320 Madison, a sack lunch
to be served at noon.
155 N. Liberty St
SALE, f
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3.49 EACH
JUNIORS, MISSES, HALF SIZES
New Dresses Plus Entire J4 Stock
Even Some Higher Priced Styles Included
Proven Style Hils In Cottons, Rayons
Buy 2 save MORE1 Cottons to thrill everyone, many
embossed. Rayons include rich linen-look weaves
rustly taffetas, failles gabardines. Prints galore
on light, dark grounds. Skirts go from slim lo full.
Nearly everyone washable! All so wearable I
So hurry in, scoop them up
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Restoration
. By PAT DEENEY
tCantt.-i Jrurual Cnrresnnndentl.
UN1VERSITY of ORliGON, Et
GENE (Special) Dancing to the
music of Wally Hcidor Saturday
night, several Salem students help,
ed the Senior class raise oionev at
the millrace benefit dance. The I
Senior class dispensed with the
usual Senior Ball, an annual all
campus formal dance sponsored by
the seniors, to give a benefit for
the restoration of the millrace. The
seniors have also donated their en
tire class treasury to this purpose.
Those seen at the dance were
Anne Ritchey, Sandra Schori, Jorry
Blank, Roger Weaver, Julie Astrup,
Scott Page, Anne Hcltzel, Jean
Lidbeck. Courtney Kourtz, Betty
Lou Boehm, Kaye Tomlinson, Plum
Brown, and Sharon Johnson. -
Sally Jo Grcig, Sigma Chi Sweet
heart on the Oregon campus in
1953-54, was one of the honored
guests this last Saturday night in
Portland, where she attended the
annual Sweetheart Ball of Sigma
Chi. Jeannine Grabcr of Willamette
university was also at the dance.
Bill Cook is chief engineer of the
"Fishbowl Show," presented over
radio station KWAX, and featuring
"casy-to-Iisten-to music" and inter
views. This last week, the show
was broadcast live from the Stu
dent Union on Wednesday at 8:30
p.m.
! Bill Mainwaring has just been
elected vice president of Sigma Chi
! fraternity. That gives Salem one
president, one vice president, and
one acting-president so far this
year; Julie Miller, being the newly
elected president ot Pi Beta Phi;
Mainwaring, the veep of Sigma
Chi; and Marcia Webb, who has
been the acting-president of Gam
ma Phi Beta this term.
Sunday, after a big weekend, al
ways seems to come as a big shock
: to manv students r,inn .linmc
Jim Malhicson, Bev Lockard, and;
Anne Ritchey were all seen at the ',
College Side yesterday afternoon, '
seminaring over their coffee for
today s midterms. Mnthicson said
that he had three midterms sched
uled for today.
Gary Parker has a rather pleas
ant trip ahead of him for next
weekend. He is singing with the
Oregon, Beta Thcta Pi song team,!
when it travels to Seattle for the
regional song test. The boys from
, Oregon will be leaving on Friday
and returning to campus Sunday.
j Women's Week, which will be in '
full swing this week, got an early
beginning Saturday morning at 9:30
with a WRA play day for all girls
on campus. Sports and games o
many sorts were played. At noon
the play day was ended with a
! demonstration by members of Am-
iphibians, the women's swimming
j honorary.
i The next featured event of wo-
lays to 'save! ,7 )'.' '
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Lebanon Miss Joanne John
son, above, and Rollin H. Knight
have announced their betrothal.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. R. II. Johnson. Mr. Knight's
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Knight. Miss Johnson attends
Oregon State college and her
fiance is currently aboard the
USCG cutter Winona at Port
Angeles. Wedding plans have
not been told.
men's week was the 2 a.m. closing
nours lor Saturday night s dance.
Men were required to pay If a
minute for each minute after one
o'clock until they departed from
tllWr dates' living organizations
the maximum fine' being 60C for
the entire hour. This money was
collected in all women's living or
ganizations and will be used to
ward the AWS scholarship fund.
Monday at (our the next event
ol the week, The Apple Polish
Party, will be staged, when the
University professors don house
boy uniforms and serve coffee to
students. Tuesday at noon women's
organizations YWCA, AWS, WRA
will conduct elections. Then
Tuesday night, an assembly featur
ing Ruth Hose Robertson, attorney
at law and public accountant at
Portland, who will speak on "The
Woman's Place."
On Wednesday, a panel discus
sion will be sponsored by the
YWCA and Mortar Board. Slated
for Thursday is a parly and Thurs
day night the Hazel Sehwering din
ner will conclude the events of
the week.
On this coming weekend. Marion
Baum will be attending the pan
hellenic retreat as a member of
the panhellenic council. ,
, . , , .... I""' district court, as a result ol
Many Salem students will be last Tuesday's court action. Wei
busy with house dances this com- sensec is charging that the spaco
ing weekend. Women's houses giv- from which his car was towed, was
nig dances are Kappa Kappa Gam- j not marked with a specific "no
ma, Gamma Phi Beta, Kappa narkine" sien. and that the rii,i
Alpha Thcta, Chi Omega, Delta
Zcta, University House, Alpha Omi
icron Pi, Alpha Xi Delta, Alpha
uamma Delta, Ann Judson House,
and Delta Gamma.
Lloyd Weisensee, Ihe second year
law student who filed a claim in
Mrs. Rober? Covert was host i
to members of We Salem Litis a
auxiliary Monday evening Viut
Mrs. Richard Smith presiding.
Mrs. Covert reported ft the stall
officers dinner to be Thrsdy,
.liatdt 8. at g Jock at Lipma
A report was ivcn on the Moth"
crs March. A earU party was an
nounccd for Marcti 24,)d,bc givefc
by the Lions group.
Mrs. Uert Oshorn was appointefl
chairman for the Lions auxiliary
hot dog booth at the Lions cluk -carnival.
The carnival will be Fri
day and Saturday, February 2 ,
and 25, at the Legion hall in West
Salem.
Mrs. Robert Chown, Mrs. Roy
Smith and Mrs. W. L. Sphecla
were guests. Mrs, L. B. McClem
don will be hostess for the March
meeting.
Surprise Event
Mrs. Robert Norton and Mrs.
John Hall were honored at a sur
prise birthday luncheon, Saturday,
in Meier and Frank's-Salem storo
Oregon room. Attending were the
two honor guests, and Mrs. Gerald
Hall, Mrs. Ronald Ruch, Mrs. Har
vey Reinke, Mrs. Dean Ray, Mrs.
Allen Megquier, Mrs, Duane Jen
ncss. Mrs. Charles Patterson, Mrs.
Virgil Fleetwood, Mrs. Raymond
Hall, Mrs. Ray Tompkins. Mrs.
Don Hendrickson, Miss Norma
Hall.
WRC Meeting
Members of Sedgwick Womens
Relief Corps met at Nohlgren's
restaurant for a luncheon Friday. .
A business session and inspection
followed at Veterans of Foreign
Wars hall. The inspector was Mrs.
Bcrnelta Johnson of Portland.
Other out-of-town visitors were
Mrs. Mary Schnasa, Portland,
Mrs. William Brown, Mrs. G. G.
Ore, Mrs. Jones Prater, all of Mc
Minnville,
MISS DIANNE MeFnrlnnd,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
L. MeFarland of Salem and a first
year student at Cottey college, Ne
vada, Mo., will bo among the near
ly 200 1 Cottey students to visit the
Nelson Art gallery in Kansas City,
February 25. They also will attend
the Kansas City showing of the
Broadway show, "Bad Seed."
P.L.E. and F club is to meet on
Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the home
of Mrs. Lawrence DeLapp, 2215
Electric avenue, Mrs. Maynard
Co?Mo beco-hostess.
the small claims court against a
campus policeman and towing firm,
i hn iid ih iiJLj
! police were not notified before tho
lowing.
In four more weeks this term
will be over which means, wa
have but three weeks remaining to
complete all of this term's work.
Guess it's time to really get busy.
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