Salem, Oregon, Wednesday, November 21, 1956
Page 6 Section 1
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Capital
Edited by MARIAN
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Holiday
Dinners on
Calendar '
Family dinner gatherings arc
humorous for the holiday cnlen-
par, Thursday, in Salem and area,
.Mr. and Mrs. Carlton J. McLeod
are entertaining at their country
home for a family group. Fifteen
will attend the no-host dinner, in
eluding Mr. McLcod's mother,
Mrs. L. C. McLeod; Mrs. Mc
Leod's mother, Mrs. Frank H
Spears; Mr. and Mrs. Dclwyn
Klecn, Mr. and Mrs. William Kleen
, and Miss Dcna Kleen, Mrs. Wil
rliam Clowes, Dale Cuhbison, Lo
' Roy Esson, the Met. pods and their
children, Franca, Scott and Carl-
. ton, Jr.
X Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Clark
-tilr. will entertain as holiday eucsts
-;her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
.Huffman of Dayton,
At the Charles K. Siegmund
;pme will he their son-in-law and
Daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Olio .J
wiUon and children, Sharyn, Alan,
.'John and Jane.
y.br. and Mrs. William L. Phil
lips arc entertaining at a holiday
;0inner for Mrs. Phillips' mother,
Tjlrs. Dan Welsh, her sister, Mrs.
IQiarlos Olson, and the hosts' son
;and daughter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs.
'James It. Phillips and daughters,
Jill and Jamie,
;. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hann and
-daughters Sandra and Sharon, will
he hosts over Thanksgiving day to
Mrs. Hann s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
G. S. Gray of Seaside. They plan
,to attend the Oregon-Oregon State
game at Corvallis in the afternoon.
' Mr. and Mrs. Everett D. Crab
tree and her brnthcr-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Waller Mil
ler, will entertain at a family
dinner at the Colonial House on
the holiday. In the group will be
the Crabtrecs' sons-in-law and
daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Lankow and children, Martha
and Geoffrey, and Mr. and Mrs.
Richard B. Jenning and children,
Steven and Todd; Mr. Lankow's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Lan
kow of Portland, Mr. Jcnning's
mother, Mrs. Fred 0. Jenning of
Portland; the Millers and Crab
trecs. ; SGT. AND MRS. Jack Smithson
arrived Tuesday to be at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. D.
Smithson, for over the Thanksgiv
ing holidays. They came from
jfiinui, j. uun., mint; OKI. oiiuill-
on is stationed with the Air Force.
Also expected at the Smithson
Home during the weekend arc their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. James Dyal and family of
Jtugene.
Homecoming for
Rebekahs on Monday
Annual homecoming for Salem
temple, Itebckah lodge was Mon
day evening, with a large group
attending. Special guest was Mrs.
Augusta Fleetwood, past nohlc
grand, and now a resident of the
Odd Fellows home in Portland.
Dinner wns served to members
and their families at 6:30 p.m.
Following the meeling. a program
was presented with Mrs. Lnrettn
Kinney chairman.
Nominations for new officers wns
as follows: Mrs. Clyde Jay. noble
grand; Mrs. Cecil Fletcher and
Mrs. Robert l.aiidnhl, vice grand;
Mrs. Clem Ohlsen and Mrs. I.. S.
Hornschuch, recording secretary;
Mrs. Roy Pearce, finnncinl secre
tary: Mrs. Lorn Groves, treasurer;
Clarence Kimble, team captain.
Election will he Monilnv, November
96.
Plans were made for n rummage
sale January S. sponsored by Ihc
Rebekah lodge and Odd Fellows.
Three Links club will meet Fri
day, at the hall at 2 p.m.
VISITING In Salem this week
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas B. Parks are Iheir daugh
ter. Mrs. Martin Finden. Jr., Fair
hanks, Alaska, and Iheir son in
law and daughter Mr. and Mrs
Gordon E. Buckho.it and Douglas
James. o Riverside, Calif.
The cucsts are bore for Tli.tnW.
giving and In Mtend Ihc wedding
of their brother, Arthur Parks, and
Miss Evelyn Fellows in Tillamook. 1
November 24.
Today's Menu
THANKSGIVING DINNER
i ins ikii nrono ran go mm ihe
oven nller Ihe turkey comes mil.
Remember Hint a roa'.lod bird
should "resl" lor 15 to .1(1 mm-
iites before il's carved.
Seafood Cocktail
Roast Turkey with MuHinn
Oravy
Cranberry Jelly
Sweet Potatoes
(irecn I'eas and Onions
Thanksgiving Hot Rrearl '
Pumpkin Pie Hever.ie
TIIANKSCitVIM'i HOT HULWI)
Ingredients: 1 cup silted l lour,
fi teaspoons baking powder, t tea
spoon salt, 2 tablespoons sugar, :
1 ('Kg, 1L4 runs milk, I cup el
low cormeal, i cup cooled cooked
rice, butler.
Method: Silt together tlie (lour,,
baking powder, salt and sugar.)
Real CRg with rotary beater 'hand
or electric) until thick and lemon
colored. Add milk, comment, rice
and sifted dry ingredients; mix
thoroughly. Turn into 2 thorough
ly buttered 8-inch layer cake pans.
Bake in moderate .17S degree t
oven about IS minutes or until
bread pulls flway from sides of
pan, Turn one layer out nn n
plale and spread generously with
toll butter; top will) second layer:
spread top with soft bniter. Sene
HI once. Makes 8 large or 12 mcd
JMu&izcd servings.
Women I
J
I.OWHY FISCHER
Fast Salem Homes
Entertain Guests
EAST SAI.F.M (Special)
Thanksgiving day will bo observed
in many East Salem homes with
family dinners and several fam
ilies arc planning weekend trips to
be with relatives and friends.
At the Garden road home of Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley While for the hol
iday dinner will be her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner and
Mr. and Mrs. Hay White of Inde
pendence. Invited guests for the holiday
dinner at the Fisher road home of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mundt arc Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Crass and sons,
Lee and Kevin from Manzanita;
Mr. and Mrs, Robert Muodt and
sons, Stephen and Fred of Albany;
Mr. and Mrs. Reinald Olson and
son, Terry, from Eugene and Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Thomas from
Mill City.
One of the larger family diancrs
will be at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. David Karn on Hollywood
drive. Guests will be her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Munson; Miss
Join Munson, Mrs. Jersey Robin,
Mr. and Mrs. W L. Davis; Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Munson aad
daughter, Sandra Joe; Mr. and
Mrs. William Munson: Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Brcssler from Mon
mouth and Mr. and Mrs. Debc
Mallory from Portland.
Driving up from Concord, Calif.
for the holiday weekend at the
Walter Mosher homo on East Con
ler street are her brother and sis
tcr-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald E.
Clark and son, Dickie. Mrs. Mo-
sher's mother, Mrs. Nora Coward
will go hom8 with them to spend
the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Donald Maus
and children, Gail, Lynne and
Anne of Fisher- road arc spending
the holiday at the home of her
sister and family, Mr. and Mrs.
John Jann in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mass and
daughters, Sandra and Linda of
Midway avenue arc spending the
weekend holiday in Ellensburg,
Wash, at the home of friends, Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Read. They
drove up Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Smith,
Pamela and Curtis will he Thanks
giving day guests of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Smith in South
Salem with the Hev. and Mrs.
Roger Smith and family.
Dinner Events in
South Salem Listed
SOUTH SALEM (Special)-
Thanksgiving day will be cele
brated with many festivities by
residents in the South Salem area.
Mrs. Helen Dnsch will bo host
ess at a family dinner at her home
on Boone road. Gnosis will be Mr.
and Mrs. Marion Hoofer, Rebecca,
Marly and Mike of Albany, Mr.
and Mrs. Derwent Banta, Phil.
Kirk and Chris of Eugene, Mr. and
Mrs. John Lahli, Kdla, Toiva, Vein
and llicky of Astoria, Mrs. Jenn
noltc Blaco, Joel, Loren and Den
ny, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Read and David of Hood River.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bell, Jr. will
be hosts at a dinner at their Croi-
san Creek home. Gnosis will be
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bell, Sr., and
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gatvin and
son, Carroll, who is visiting here
from Walerlown, Soulh Dakola.
Mr. and Mrs. John Douglas will
entertain at a dinner at their
home. Covers are being placed for
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bales, Lor
elta, and Gary, Mr. and Mrs.
George Douglas, Mike, Melissa
and Melinda and Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Kilbor, Dnvid, Steven
()
Bruce.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Free will j
have as guests Mrs. Jennie Bart
lotl, Ray Cleveland. Miss May
Cleveland, and Mr. and Mrs. A. j.
Cleveland of Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Seeger and
.lorry will he the dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Morvin Seogor and
! family on Boone road.
I Mr. and Mrs. William Sehalk
land Cindy will rnlcrlain at Iheir
! Crest view homo on the holiday.
Gliosis will bo Mrs. Millie Soars ol
1 ,'",'":,ml- Mr- 1,1111 Mrs. Roy Far
miT and Sandra of Lebanon. Mr.
and Mrs. (.hmchlnll of t'orviilhs i
lnml Mr- ""d Mrs. A. J. Sehalk of
. Salem
Mr. and Mis. Wilbert Kurth willjosiVm. Mrs. Kd Te'han, Mrs. Oar-j
have
11 nwiiu.tv y;inM at uu'ir j
Mr. and Mrs. James Dunn I
home
and Miss Hetty Dunn of Portland, fnr iWcmher '.7 at' the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kurth. Honnie;Mrs. flare Cruz I
Jean and Cheryl Lee, Louis K.
Kurth. Jr., and Miss Helen
Mr. and Mrs I .vie llayne. Del-j
mer. Itnliorl ll,i,-r n,l IV1,
will spend the holiday in Corvalln
: with her parenls. Mr and Mrs
I), E. Branson,
Mrs. Nina lir.miun.. -,n i, ,i.
j dinner guest ol Mr. and Mi s. Har
ry Knepper and family on llru
nml boii road.
i Mr. and Mrs. Archu
Mi'Klllmv
Dick. Mike. .lotf. and Dolilue mil
lie the holiday gnosis ol Mr. and
Mrs. Waller K.irMon
Mr. and Mis. ('. W. St.uvy will
spend Ihe holiday in Portland as
Ihe guests nf her hrothor-in-law
and sislcr. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hits
sell and (amily.
Mr. and Mrs. l.jiry lti,h and
family will have as guests at their
home Mrs. Helen Oraw and Sol
ma. and Mis. Louise Hressler. Da
vid and llriiee.
Mr. and Mrs. .Sid VanDvke will
entertain a I a lamily dinner al
Iheir homo on Sunnvsiile road.
(Inests will lie Mr. ami Mrs. War
ren Thnl. David. Mickey Warren.
l.aPnnn.1. Kennelh and Noel, Miss
.ludy Vandyke and Douglas Van
Dike. Mr. and Mrs, Deao Davenpoil,
Kdilio and Cheryl will ho the
suots on the holiday of Mr. and;
Mrs. Itirhard Oraw on Alan.i ae-;
nur.
Mr. and Mrs. 0 John Turner, j
Tony, ltohbie, Ann anil .lohniiie,
G
AT WILLAMETTE
Students
Off for
Holiday
By I.L'CV MYERS
Capital Journal Correspondent
Classes were dismissed today at
4 p.m., and the campus will be
left to the squirrels until Monday
when the students return from a
much anticipated Thanksgiving va
cation. It will also provide lime to
add corpuscles, the number of
which were depicted in many
cases during yesterday's campus
blood drive.
Tomorrow, four Willamette de-
haters will travel to Pullman,
Wash., to participate in the annual
Columbia Valley debate tourna
ment at Washington State college.
Pat Farley and t.ewis Bright, who
lied for second place at the Pacific
Lutheran college tournament, and
Don Laws and Louis Hiscl will be
the representatives.
Approximately 60 students par
ticipated in the first leadership
training conference at Willamette.
Workshop groups discussed par
ticular problems and a general as
sembly brought the conclusions to
gether. Typed reports of this con
ference will be compiled for future
reference.
The student council learned that
the jazz concert by Shorty Rogers
originally set for November 27,
has been poslponed A tenlative
date has been set for early in
December.
House Dances
Four house dances with a wide
variety in theme were given dur
ing the last weekend. The women
of Doncy and Lausanne halls gave
Iheir semi-formal functions Friday
night. "Autumn in New, York"
prevailed at Doncy and a black
and gold scheme of bare branches,
street lights, and park benches
against a skyline of buildings con
stituted the decorations.
Pink punch and cloud cookies
were served as Lausanne's dining
room became a "Heaven on
Earth." It was decorated with
heavenly elements and pans of dry
ice caused clouds to drift to the
center of the room.
The men of Beta Thela Pi and
their dates arrived at their tra
ditional "Whatzit" dance Saturday
night dressed in as completely bad
taste as possible and discovered
what wns "Behind the Green
Door." This wns quite a contrast
In the Sweetheart Hall of Sigma
Chi at which Jan Hansen was
named the new Sweetheart of the
fraternity. The t-'mn hotel was
the scene of tlivTial dance,
and a large blue f .rl adorned
with pictures of the sweetheart
court was the center of the decor.
MR. AND MRS, George E.
Crockett of San Francisco, for-
mcrly of Salem will be guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hutchison for
thanksgiving and the weekend.
Friday at 1 p.m., a group of
Mrs. Crockett's friends are ar
ranging a no-host luncheon ill the
Oregon room of Meier & Frank's
Salem. Saturday evenine. a croon
of the Crocked' friends will
meet for no-host dinner in the
oak room of the Marion hotel.
For Newcomer
Mrs. Robert Clarke who recently
came lo Salem from England, was
honored at a get-acquainted parly
and shower Tuesday evening at
the homo of Mrs. Elmer Ilaugen
on McKay drive. Hostesses were
Mrs. Ilaugen, Mrs. Rill Woodall
and Mrs. Darwin Smith. Late re
freshments were served.
Guests were Mrs. J. F. Clarke,
Mrs. Charles Duval!, Silverton,
Mrs. Elaine Campbell, Mrs. Larry
Keppingor, Mrs. George Allen, Mrs.
Robert Engle, Mrs. Russell Ancler-
son. Mrs. Roger Rerryhill. Mrs.
Harvey Knopf, Mrs. Ronald Hclge-
sn"
Mrs. Ronald Cross. Mrs. El
mer wmcger, Mrs. John Humph
rey, Miss Joan Scnmster. Miss
Blanch Chrislensen, Miss Barbara
Fraiuwn.
I
club ;
MEMBERS ol OpIi-Ml'S
met Monday at Hie home of Mrs. i
lt. 11. Cho n. In make bean hags
for Haven school. Inc. The group
also decided to sell fruit cake as!
a money raising project. Mrs. !
i lare i ruz is in charge ol inc'airs. .losopnine Mine wno was in-
c.il,, I iliiilott in Pnnilul unit in hv
pITsnu al the meeting were
im.. m... i
.lolin Allun. Mrs. Walter Hartley. I
Mit I.Y.11I l!tiL-t....i Mt-c Ui,.tin.rl i
u 111 ( iispell.
iiirkimn. u ic r.nne
IKAVINi; lodoy by plane for
the midwest was Mrs. Aimer K.
Kline. She will spend Thanksgiving
in Knnas City at the home n( her
brother. th.Mi will go on to Chi
cago lor the annual showmen's
convention, She will be gone two
w ceks.
...
l:vi-:xiN(i meelini! ot Nebraska
eluh will ho Sattird.iv al K o'oloek.
al Ihe home of Mrs. Blanche
Simvnrl. !i?.i South 21st slreel.
"
I.IVK Y'l'.US will onioy an
evemnii of duok-pm bowling this
1'nd.iy evening. The group will
inert al the YW'CA at 7:30
o'clock and will leave tor the
howling alloy at 7:4.). All single
men and women between the
ages ot 1ft and 35 are invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur N'ogt, Boh
Vogl, all ol Salem, and Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Free, Paula aad Dinnno
ol Corvallis will he the dinner
guests en Ihe holiday of Mr. and
Mis. Clarence Vogt in Corvallis.
Nitthts Unbearable
t Itching Skin?
Rrliff bfvoml brllW for Vrv. Ilchlni
: IrrUxtton. with upeoullv mHiclt
Kwunnl thr ointment tub i lncim.
Soothe ind oil lender pkm lewni
detie to ecrtch Ihui aid l hf!m.
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Recent Bride Mrs. Douglas Trait Sheldon (Shirley Anne Pett),
above, was wed recently. She is the daughter of John R. Pett
of Forbes, N.D., and Mr. Sheldon is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. D.
Sheldon of Denver, Colo. The couple will be at home in Salem,
(Bruno studio picture)
Betrothal
Told on
UO Campus
The engagement of Miss Sha
ron Johnson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Johnson of Sa
lem, to Gary Compton, son of
Mrs. Robert Tipton of Hillsboro,
is being announced.
The news was told to friends
Tuesday night at the bride
clcct's sorority, Delta Gamma, on
the University of Oregon campus.
Mr. Compton also is attending
UO, a senior this year and a
member of Beta Thela Pi fra
ternity. The wedding date has not been
announced.
Activities Noted
By Legion Auxiliary
The meeting of Capital unit No.
American Legion auxiliary, was
Monday evening in the Legion
club with department officers as
guests.
Introduced and speaking were:
Department president, Mrs. Clar
ence B. Grund of Monmouth; Mrs.
Anson Ingels, vice president of
Salem; Mrs. Grovcr Francis, de
parlment secretary of Portland:
Mrs. Josephine Kane, department
treasurer of Dundee; Mrs. Jack
Simkins, department Americanism
chairman of Salem; Mrs. Leon
Brown, department parliamentar
ian of Salem.
The three Salem units, Salem No.
136, Kingwood No. 81 and Capital
No. 9, wore hosts for the evening.
Mrs. Fred Mnlthicu, represented
unit Ufi as vice president; Mrs.
Iva Mobley represented Kingwood
as president and Mrs. J. 11. Gor
don represented Capital unit as
president. Gifts for each of the
officers were presented by Mrs.
Mobley. Reports of the American
Legion Boys' Stale in Corvallis
were heard from Dick Buchanan,
Tom Darby and Kent Lammers.
Jack Gordon, chairman for Capi-;
post Beaver Boys State, intro-j
duced the speakers.
Guts for the gift shop at the
Portland Veterans hospital werel
brought to Ihis meeling, with Mrs. i
Vena t raig reporting.
An all-day sew ing will he Thurs-;
day, November 2!) in the Legion
club, beginning at 10 a.m. More
than 50 ditty bags for the Veterans
hospital have been made by the
sewing group with Mrs. A. F. For
man in chnrge. It was voted lo
secure seiiool room desks for the
Haven Home, Inc., for retarded :
children. A sum ol $10 was con-
Inbuled lo Ihe (. amp While voter-
nils home in Mcdtord lor scrip
bonks.
Mrs. Albert C. Gragg made a M-1
year service pin presentation lo
'.Mrs. Grans, who was president
I i n,-i tim..
Mrs. Mae McCoy of Salem, for
iiKM'lv nf Cnrv;itlii itnu n imioI
The social hour committee includ-
fed: Mrs. Axel Uonnclly, Airs. A. r.
Vmnmn Mr V. W llitrhip Mrs
Lena Hildebrandt, Mrs. Lark
Uroun. Mrs. John A. Olson. Mrs.
n K. Pnlmnleer. Mrs. J. French.
i Mrs. Veda Craig, Mrs. James Oar-
Mr
Stuart Johns. Mrs. Kred
and Mrs. Iva Mobley
Mntthicu
poured.
The next meeting will be Mon
day, December 3, at the Legion
club.
Mlt. AND MltS. Harold Wood-
Ihiirn and son John of Seattle will
he in Salem lo spend Thnnksciv-
.- with Mr. Woodbtirn's parents.
ir, lmd Mrs. John lleppnor. On
Saturday, they will attend the cole-
- oration ot the 50th wedding anni-
vorsnry ef Mrs. W'ondourn's par-
cuts. Mr. and Mrs. l.oe Clark of
Sheridan.
lit 1 I I tm.N n Or O thins n
DltS. (MAN and LAM
I HIM SU WW ROl'ATHS
I'pMMir 4m (nurt St.
tUtUf npvn M'tirtMt ii ni ii i in
in l iim ; l in 1 pm nniiUatlnn
Mum priire and tirlnr Imh ire
fte f rhtri PrieKee tnee
111 Urn Ini rtrtrIK ftfl
Engagement
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schwab
of Mt. Angel are announcing the
engagement of their daughter,
Miss Margaret Mary Schwab, to
William Hendricks, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Hendricks, Sub
limity. No date Is set for the wedding.
The bride-elect is a eraduate
of Mt. Angel Academy, and is
now employed at the Bankers
Life and Casualty company, Sa
lem. Mr. Hendricks attended
Sublimity schools, and is now
farming in Sublimity.
Junior Bethel '
Night for Group
Junior bethel night for Bethel 35,
Job's Daughters, was Monday at
the Scottish Rite temple. Escorted
and honored vere Miss Barbara
Morris, honored queen of bethel
5il; 0. E. McCrary, worshipful
master, Ainsworth lodge. No. 201;
Clair Holcomb, bethel grandfather.
Mr. McCrary presented the bethel
with a check for $50 in behalf of
Ainsworth lodge, to help purchase
new robes for the bethel officers.
An invitation was read to attend
a tea in honor of Mrs. Jean Yoe,
newly elected supreme fourth mes
senger at Gladstone, by bethel 57.
It is also the first birthday for
bethel 57. A letter was read from
Mrs. L. A. Maulding. chairman of
grand bethel philanthropy commit
tee, reminding the girls of the two
Korean girls supported by bethel
funds. The bethel decided to con
duct a special money raising pro
ject for this purpose.
miss Marilyn ueaney, senior
princess, reported a successful
project, the proceeds to go to the
grand bethel scholarship fund
Miss Jan Pease told about the
bethel bench trip recently. Miss
l.amona Collins, honored queen.
reported on the go lo church Sun
day.
Misses Ann Linhart, Janet
Scheffe. Doris Zarodnick. Rarhara
Whcalhcrby and Terri Smith will
go to the Oregon Stale School for
Ihc Rlind. Sunday, lo entertain
the children.
Mrs. Norman Fletcher invited
Ihe bethel members to a Christ
mas parly at her home Sunday
afternoon. December 23. at 2
o'clock. A no-host dinner for Ihe
dads is planned oreccding Ihe next
mooting December .1 at 8 o'clock.
Miss Barbara Morris announced!
a special church service for Job's
Daughters. Tuesday, November 27
at 7:30 p.m. at the First Preshv-
lorinn church. The Rev. Mr. Me
, Farland, Portland, will be the
j speaker.
Clifford Rallinger spoke to Ihe
girls about planning a yearly cut
I yJtrmt&iffcfh P if worl0.w,de appeal iSp
V -M 1 ' j CO-ORDINATES MINO Fi
i S.M I Vj4 m AND MUSCLE LA I
ill III INCREASES REFLEX ACTION
II I-hiUAY, NUVLMbLn ZJ IJ
i W SPICE ISLAND DEMONSTRATION II
1 GOURMET SHOP, STREET FIOOR
L AIGLON FASHION SHOW TO INTRODUCE
L'AIGLON DRESSES
BUDGET SHOP - STREET FLOOR - 2:30 P. M.
BOXING MATCHES SHOWN ON TELEVISION
TELEVISION DEPARTMENT, SECOND FLOOR
MEN'S DEPARTMENT, STRUT FtOOR
SPOflThXO OOOOf MP487M1NT, TttT fVOOB
7:00
Cama Club
Gives List
Of Members
Guests at the Cama club dance
at Knights of Columbus hall re
cently were Mr. and Mrs. W. c
Geer, Mr. and Mrs. Winston Durst,
Mr. and Mrs. 0. Van Houten, Mr.
and Mrs. W. D. Troths, Mr. and
Mrs. Johnny Hale, Mr. and Mrs.
L. Hilton, Mr. and Mrs. M. W.
Walker, Mr. and Mrs. William Sul
livan, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis and
Mr. and Mrs. Norris.
The club roster includes: Mr.
and Mrs. Tim Bredahl, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Baker, Mr, and Mrs,
Bernardo Bartholome, Mr, and
Mrs. Bay Bernardy, Mr. and Mrs.
Dcnzet Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Don
ald Burkland, Mr., and Mrs. Rob
ert Callahan, Mr. and Mrsi Ed
Christy, Mr. and Mrs. Joe DiFilip
pi. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dunn,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Esch, Mr.
and Mrs. C. V. Enger, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Enycart, Mr. and
Mrs. . Alfred Ferguson, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Fejfar, Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Geer, Mr. and Mrs.
Clem Gentry, Mr. and Mrs. Del-
mar Gibbrns, Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Gottfried, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Goufricd, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Guthrie, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Han
son, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Hag
gard, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hew-
ilt, Mr. and Mrs. Rcubin Hilfikcr,
Mr. and Mrs. Lenford Isaacs, Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs. Val Johnson, Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Kaffun, Mr. and Mrs. Don
ald Merrill, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur McCunc, Mr. and Mrs.
Vince McLaughlin, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Morley, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Muhs, Mr. and Mrs. L. F.'
Murhammcr, Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Orth, Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Padocn.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald - Peter
son, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Puffer,
Mr. and Mrs. Vcrn Reimann, Mr.
and Mrs. Carroll Robinson, Mr.
and Mrs. V. E. Schuetz, Mr. and
.Mrs. Paul Slaughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Stoddard, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. M. F.
Webb, Lee Robertson, Tim Camp
bell and Myrna Males.
The officers this year are: Val
Johnson, president; Vern Reimann,
vice president and Carroll Robin
son, secretary.
CDA Initiation Set
For Sunday, Dec. 2
STAYTON (Snecial)-At the re
cent meeting of Court Queen o
rcacc. Catholic Daughters of
America, last week, it was announ
ced that initiation will be Sunday,
December 2, at St. Mary's school,
and' candidates were voted on. It
was decided that the Sisters could
borrow books -from, the CDA lib
rary for use in ihe school rooms.
For the Christmas fund, the
group will give to the Veterans
hospital. Individual gifts will be
given to the members of Ihe Ma
rian home. It was suggested that
each member bring a small gift
and some wrapping paper to the
December meeting.
Mrs. Margaret Kintz and Mrs.
Ernest Dozler are co-chairmen for
a Christmas food shower for Ihe
Sisters. The next meeting will he
a Christmas party with a gift ex
change and no-host dinner.
The junior counsellors met re
cently at the home of Mrs. Ed
Welter. The new counsellor, Mrs.
Joe Samek, who took over troop
St. Francis from Mrs. John Mur
phy, was one of the visitors. The
group voted to have the juniors
decorate a window in a store and
to decorate the tree for the Mar
ian home.
The November entertainment
committee includes Mrs. Vincent
Mertz, Mrs. Ted Jacoby, Mrs. Ray
Kerber. Mrs. Gordon L'lman and ;
Mrs. Sim Etzol.
flower projecl. Mr. Rallinger do-'
naled cut flowers sold by bethel
members Miss Jan Pease and
Miss Martha Croighton this fall.
Miss Carol Harland won Ihe at
tendance box. The rceular guard-j
ian council meeting will he 7 p.m.
at the home of Miss Lamona Col-
lins, and choir practice will be
Wednesday. November 28. from 7,
lo 8 p.m. in the dimng room of the
Scottish Rite temple.
P. M.
Wed at Lebanon Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Harley Knight (Lucy
Joanne Johnson), above, were married at Lebanon, November
10. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. John
son and Mr. Knight is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Knight, all
of Lebanon. (Daltoh picture, Lebanon)
Plans Told
For Wedding
SOUTH SALEM (Special) The
bridal attendents fo" Ihe wedding
of Miss Helen Lewis and Louis E.
Kurth Jr., on December 1, are be
ing announced this week.
The bride-elect is the daughter
of Mrs. Bernice Lewis and the
bridegroom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Kurth, Sr,
The nuptials will be performed
at a 7 o'clock cerei-svy at the
Court Street Christian church, the
Rev. W. II. Lyman to officiate.
Vocalists will be the Rev. Philip
Hurd and Phil Mcllarncss. Or
ganist will be William Fawk.
Miss Jean Marsh of Portland
will bo the maid of honor, and
bridesmaids will be Mrs. David
Hanson of Salem, Mrs. LeRoy
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CHRISTMAS
LAY-A-WAY
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT
WILL HOLD ANY PURCHASE
UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
CONVENIENT TERMS TOOI
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INCREASES REFLEX ACTION
KIOS WILL GET HOURS Of
TV TUBES TESTED FREE
TRUAX TIRE STORE
Corner Center and Church Sn.
Phone 3 9600 Open Monday and Friday 'HI 9 P.M. Plenty of Free Parking
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Dunn of Warrenlon, and Miss
Marilou Shultz, of Warrenton,
cousins of the bride.
Candlelightcrs will be Miss
Cheryl Lee Kurth and Miss Bon
nie Jean Kurth, sisters of the bridegroom-to-be.
The flower girl will
be Lorilee Ann Campbell and the
ringbearer, Mark Allan Campbell
of Winston, - cousins of the bride.
Wilbert Kurth, Jr., cousin of the
bridegroom, will act as best man,
and the groomsman and ushers
will be Wayne Bryant of Spring
field, David Hanson and Eugene
Harris of Salem.
The couple will make their home
in Salem.
MRS. DONALD A. YOUNG re-
flirnrrl TiiuqHsv trnm couonl
months trip south, where she vis-
neu in raim springs ana Los
Angeles. Accompanying Mrs.
Young was Mrs. W. R. Mc Waters
of Portland.
ALL TOYS 33!3
WHEN ACCOMPANIED BY ADULT
GENUINE DUNCAN
YO-YO TOP
Made of unbreakable plastic
FUN AND ENJOYMENT
Party
Before
JD Dance
Entertaining with coke party
Friday evening before the Job's
Daughters ball will be Miss Sue
Johnson, The party is to be at B
o'clock, at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Johnson.
Invited to attend arc: Miss
Nancy McFarland, Ed Syring,
Miss Sandy Johnson, Mike Coy,
Miss Mary Ann Looney, Chuck
Saulkner, Miss Sharon McKim
mcy, Paul Jensen, Miss Mary
Olson, Duane Farmer, Miss Helen
Hewitt, Chuck Field, Miss Marcia
Hewitt, Dana Wilson, Miss Lo
lita Miller, Dick Oglesbec, Miss
Diana Boyd, Jim McCaffery, Miss
Marian Graham. Jim Bone. Miss
Jerry Nolan, Dick Wulf, Miss
Sandy Stenhjcm, Sonny Oakes,
Miss Judy Query, John Crutch
ers, Bob McDonald.
Au Revoir
Is Surprise
A surprise farewell party was
given Tuesday night for Mr. and
Mrs. Alarvin Mizcll, who are
moving to Eugene to live.
Mr. and Mrs. John Groom In
vited the Mizells to dinner. Later,
a group of friends called at the
Groom home to surprise the Mi
zells, Those calling were Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Gilstrap. Mr. and
Mrs. James Blanchard, Mr. and
Mrs. James Keefe, Mr. and Mrs,
Jack Whitcgon, Mr. and Mr.
Donald Richardson, Mr. and Mrs,
Roy Baxter, Erlen Lamen.
Plan Dance
First meeting of Our Lady of
Mount Caramel Junior Catholic
Daughters of America troop was
recently at the home of Mrs. Leon
ard Braulick, leader.'
The new officers for the year
are: Sue Watson, president; Bev
erly Lambert, vice president: Jan
ice Ebner, secretary; Janet Lar
son, treasurer; and Vicki Schmidt,
reporter.
The plans for the annual Junior
CDA formal were discussed. It
will be December 28 at the Knights
of Columbus hall. Gloria Koch is
general chairman, . Eloise Corey,
publicity; Sally Joseph, decora
tion; Janet Larson, refreshments;
Pat Kindel and Janice Dabler,
programs; and Janice' Ebner.
clean-up.
I Christmas Personal Cards
ready now at
EDWARD WILLIAMS
1 Home of Hallmark Cards
I ' 357 Court Street
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