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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Salem, Oregon, Wednesday, January 16, 1957
I MORE THAN COLOR
Lipstick
Really
Scientific
By i.'JROTnY ROE
AP Women'! Editor
What'8 in a lipstick?
A lot hpsirtnit n nrnltv rnlnr nirt
a fancy case, says Florence E.
wan, a consulting rncmist who
has made a lite study of cosmet
ics. As the nnlv woman tn rnnnivn
the medal award of the Society of
cosmetic Chemists, Miss Wall is
qualified to speak.
"A lipstick isn't just a slick of
ed butter," she says. "Before it
goes on the market it has to pass
,nre tests than a college fresh
man. We have to be sure, first,
'hat ft is safe for use hv thp pnn.
cral public, that it contains no
harmful ingredients. We have to
nui mgreuicni5. we nave toi
out if it is drying to the lips.
lould be glossy, vet kissproof.
find
It should be glossy, yet kissprnof.
It shouldn't romp nff nn nnnline
and it should not be affected by
water, alcohol or food.
"A lot of serious scientists in
a lot of laboratories put in a lot
oi researcn on every new lipstick
Before it ever reaches your cos
mptirs rnnntnr "
"How do you test a lipstick to
una out it it Is mssproof?" she
was asked.
"Well, you'll always find some
dedicated chemist willing to sac
rifice himself," replies Miss Wall
strictly in the interest of sci
ence, of course."
Officer Guest
At Star Meet
WOODBURN (Soeciall line..
PCCtcd sucst at the mee! in? nf
Evergreen chapter No. 41, Order
oi tastern star, Monday night at
mo Masonic temple was Edwin
COX. Portland, associatn grand no.
Iron of the grand chapter of Ore
gon, wno was introduced, escorted
to the east and welcomed. Also
honored in the cast was Willard
L. Smith, worthy patron of Roose
velt chapter, Portland.
Two candidates were initiated.
This being the 61st anniversary of
the organization of the chapter and
at the request of the worthy ma
tron, the degrees were conferred
by the past matrons of the chap
ter. Past matrons taking part and
positions filled were: Minnie Rich
ards, 1900, worthy matron; Martha
Roiling, 1928, associate matron;
Agnes Jones, 1947, secretary; Elea
nor Vickcrs, 1918, treasurer; Lois
Weng;nroth, 1953, conductress; 11a
icl Thompson, 1954, associate con
ductress; Fred Hurt, 1952, chap
lain; Haicl Hughes, 1946, marshal;
Hazel Enos. ufrilintnH nru,mct-
Eyelyn Morris, 1949, Adah; Mabel
uixon, 1931, iiutti; Dorothy Gar
ren, 1955, Esther; Nettie Johnson,
iihb, Martha; Mabel Sims, 1950
Electa: Bmlah r.ilhrt mia .i
er. Past patrons assisting' were
Harlow Dixon, associate patron
na r-ercy sceiy, sentinel.
Two petitions tor membership
wue received.
Invitations received were to re
ceptions for grand officers from
Sollwood chapter, Portland, Jan.
29; Coos chapter at North Bend,
Feb. 2; Pacific chapter, Toledo,
Feb. 4; Salem chapter, Feb. 9;
Reamcs chapter, Medford, Feb.
14; Trinity chapter, Salem, Feb.
15.
Members of the Rainbow board
npointed by the worthy matron,
Mrs. Lcif Peterson, arc: Mrs. Fern
Foster, mother adviser; Mr. and
Mrs. Jess Fikan, Mr. and Mrs.
Lester llenn, Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Secly, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W.
Handy, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
. Leighty, Mrs. Frank Doerfler, Mrs
Edward Hcidcn and Mr. and Mrs.
Lcif Peterson. Members of the
board will be installed at the Rain
how installation January 23.
Representatives of eight chap
. trrs have been Invited for the nexl
.meeting, January 28. Serving on
the refreshment committee will he
Mr. and Mrs. Tom DcArmond. Mr.
and Mrs. Tipton l.antis and Mrs.
R. L. Anderson. The
the evening will be in charge of
me men oi the chapter with
(leorgc I). Jones and Percy II
Secly as co-chairman.
It was announced that a district
meeting for Itnmona chapter of
Silvcrton, (iervais chapter ol (!er
Vais and Everyrepn nf wnnrii...
will be held at the Masonic temple
in Woodburn Friday. Feb. 1, at 8
p.m. A practice was si t for Sun
day, January 27. at 1 p m at
Woodburn. Mrs. Bertha 0. Burton
worthy grand matron, will make
her ollmal visit, at the district
meeting.
Mrs. Layman Baird announced a
no-host luncheon by the social dull
to be held January 23 at noon in
the Masonic dining room. Volun
teers were asked to register do
nors fur Ihe blood bank which will
or at the high school January
from 4 to 8 n in. with the sw,,,
orders in charge.
The past malrons who nut nn n,,.
degree work were introduced and
eacll presented Willi a gift from tin
worthy matron. Brief talks um
given by Ihe honored guests.
Ilclrohnienls were served by
Mr. and Mrs. Ora K M,,rrk i.v
Lenore Schnor and tnt t,i.i.-.,.i
Schoor. A three-tiered, decorated
iiirtnci.iy cake, baked hv the unr
thy matron, was a highlight of tin
refreshment hour, featuring tin
bisi anmns-Kary
Dr.T.I tjm.N D fir O Chin N D
DRS. (MAN and LAM
CHINt:SK NAIl KOI'ATHS
Upstairs. 407 Co ari St.
o If If opm Miiri orm t m
to 1 p m ; (o 7 p m ( nrmiMiMon
hlnnril nr ttura mnA urino
ttttt tit rhartt PrrMrrn .Inrr
-
C - -i nifl-
Mr. and Mrs.
Rainbow Girls at Dallas
DALLAS (Special) Installation
of 0"it'('rs ,or Naomi assembly,
Order of Rainbow for Girls, was
conducted Sunday afternoon, at
the Masonic hall.
Mica Nnnpv Klnn.nnr, A,lt,htn
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kleeman,
was installed as worthy adviser.
Other officers arc: Miss 1 icile
Crimps Wfirlhv nccnninln aHvicnr
Miss Mcrlia LcFors, charity; Miss
Ann Homing, hope; Miss Patti
Lantis. faith: Miss Marv .Invnps
nvnrHnr. Mica Ifurnn r.
treasurer; Miss Carolyn Haworth
cnapiam; miss Kay snutt, drill
leader; Miss Deo Gee Green, love;
Miss Margaret Steele, religion;
Miss Dorothy Howe, fidelity; Miss
Marijo Smith, patriotism; Miss
VickL Gentry, service; Miss Carol
Woods, confidential observer; Miss
Karen Johnson, musician; and
Miss Marilyn Anderson, choir di
rector.
Members of the choir include
Misses Kav Anderson. Mvrn Hilrlp.
brand, Kosalee Robb, Beverly
Banks, Nancy Povcy, Nancy Kcl-
lev Kilnpn PaHln I nnnn Colith,,.-.,
Nancy Straley and Judi Page. In
troduced as the bow were Misses
Nancy Olson, Joan Colgrove,
Adrian Kricr, Lorctta Rowell, Jan
Van Den Rnsrh. .lean Hnh anH
Sandra Jensen.
Installing the new officers were
Miss Mary Ellen McClcary, worthy
ariVicnr. Mica tnru tana U'nlt
marshal; Miss Diane Chase, chap
lain; ana miss Janet Young, re
corder. During the crowning ceremony
with members of Tillicum chapter,
DcMolay, of Independence, partic-
inalinc. Miss Marilvn (Innrtvim
sang the Lord's Prayer, accom-
paineu oy ivirs. iee ivnuer.
inose introduced and escorted
Are Engaged
DALLAS (Special) Mr. and
Mrs. Peter J. Quiring arc an
nouneinff the encntpment nt fhnir
nnugnicr, miss Martha quiring, to
Hnrvev Wall, jtnn nf Mi- nnH Mr.
n. . wan, an oi Lianas. Miss
Quiring is employed in the office
nt Ilprrnld Phpin-nlpt anrl ha.
fiance Is with the Gerllnger Car
rier company.
No date has been jet for flip
wedding.
SCOTTft MII IS (Knppiall ln
ODen house hnnorpd Mr nnr! Afr.
Frank Camprnn nf Swppl ltnmn
Sunday in celebration of their 50th
wcaaing arrnivcrsnry. niorc man
100 guests greeted the honorecs.
Among out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Hen Rneers. Mr. and lr
Homer Davis nnd three children,
and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Harrison.
all of Lone Hnck- Mr. and Mrc
.loo Ewert, Portland: f-r. and
Mrs. John Gcrren, Salem; Will
Robinson, Ocean Lake; and Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Palmquist. Ml.
Angel; Mrs. Ada Gerren, Virgil
Lawrence, both of Silvcrton; Mrs.
Miko Landwing and daughters.
hcotts Mills. 'Ihe couples daugh
ter. Mrs. Clarahell Smith was hnc-
tess for Ihe occasion, assisted by
a niece, Mrs. Nona Rogers.
LEBANON (Sneciall An en.
lisliiicnt tea. sponsored by the
woman s Missionary society of
Trinity Baptist church, will he
given at 7. 15 p.m. at the church
r i may, January 1R.
lommittee heads, auociinled hv
Mrs. Joe Chapman, president, are
.Mis. (liner K. Hyde, program:
Mrs. Milton Presley, refreshments:
Mrs. J. It. Alclllcv and Mrs Phil,,.
Willard. decorations: and Mrs
Eugene Davenport, invitations.
'A-. ...
m o... u ttisx cm . m m - h.A
a ., i itF s;"va m wr
a l ncio vourseil fo some l r trVS ' .l
' 9 real Borgoins while l! f I 'i
9 you help us clear our 1
K We Give it V '
M Green Stamps If I ' M P
I pSi-WlM v- All I J
Ins Vfvl '
R. 0. Burr
Install Officers
.
i were Mrs. Robert Kreason, worthy
matron, and Art Woods, worthy
matron, and Art Woods, worthy
patron of Naomi chapter, Ordor of
r.asiern aiar, Lianas; Airs. J. raut
Bollman, grand chaplain of the
grand chapter of Oregon, Order of
Eastern Star; Miss Janice George,
worthy adviser, Rose City assem
bly in Portland, and John Dickin
son, dad adviser of Tillicum phan.
ter DcMolay.
Miss Kleeman chose for her
theme "friendship" and her flower
tha fnrffpl.mp.npl OnH in fnmitwin
.V " "' -"J'"B
out mat tncme the decorations in
cluded a wnite flocked tree blOOm
inff with fnront.mn.nnl flnuinro anil
flankpH hv hlup panHIno A! nanh
station was a white flocked tree
branch with the same flowers.
Miss Cora Swanstrom presented
Nanmi nsspmhlv mnmhpra thpir
snrvien hare thia hnino tha Inm
ost group to have received the
Dars.
Another feature of the afternoon
was the installation nf thp nnin.
bow advisory board, Mrs. Kreason,
vii vvouuk, mrs. nerscncl Wait
and Mrs. Robert Kleeman, the lat
ter (WO hpiniT tnnlhpr ar, ... nnJ
assistant mother adviser of Naomi
assembly.
Miss Kleeman Introduced her
familv. including her narpnt gn.4
brother Robert J., home for the
occasion irom the University of
Oregon.
In the dininir room silvprpH iw
and blue tapers against a white
uacKgrouna nignugmca the deco
rations. Pouring were Mrs. Clar
ence Smith and Mic Corn! C.a,.
lach of Portland, a cousin of Miss
Mecman. Members of the Rain
bow Mothers cluh on Ihe serving
committee were Mrs. John
Grimes, Mrs. R. G. LcFors, and
Mrs. Fred Mardorf.
Birthday Event
STAYTON (SnerinllMr0
Mcrtz was guest of honor Wednes
day &ftPmnnn at a .Itrnrlcp mnnn.
lion given to celebrate her 80th
hirthriav annivpr.arv tur.l.h
currea me louowing day, January
10.
Mnr than Kn mip.f. ppIIbj .1
her home at 653 Third street. The
alfalr was arranged by Mrs. Rob
ert James, Mrs. Ernest Dozler
ann nirx. John Murnhv n rinitphtpr
of Mrs. Mertz. The guest of honor
was presented a white corsage and
gifts for her home.
A hirthriav pnL-p Klrp J
decorated by Mrs. Murphy whose
hobhv is rakn dprnrnlinn uoc
served. Assisting with the serving
were Mrs. John Mertz. Mrs. Vin
cent Mertz and Mrs. Peter Mertz.
Benthin-Middleton
Mni.AI.T.A KnonLitl IJlMirl
A. Middlcton of route 2, Molalla,,
and Miss Alice Fay Benthin. '
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cius
Hf'lllhin nf Tnllnn wnrn n.nirinrl
by Molalla .hislice of the Peace!
liladys 11. Olson in her home
Saturday evening nt 6 o'clock, Jan
uary 12.
Hp ntkp nf llif- livn fi.mil,,
were present for the ceremony.
Mr. mid Mrs. Jack Henlhin at-
lonHnfi flirt rnnt.ln Tim nn.nl...
weds will live on route 2, Molalla.
A reception was given after the
wedding ceremony at the home of
hip Drmegrooni s parents, .ir. nnci
Mrs. Itichard A. Middlcton Sr., on
route 2.
MHI.AI.I.A (Wi.iH Air and
Mrs. Kenton Harless are entertain
ing their ftX) club in their home
(his Saturday evening, with three
tables playing.
Burrs to Be
Feted on Sunday
SILVKRTON (Special) Mr.
nnd Mrs. R O Rurr Salnm. will
observe their golden wedding an
niversary aunaay, January zv,
from 2 to 5 o'clock in the after-
rifuin nt tho Kik'ortnn Amorirnn
Legion hall social rooms, at a fam
ily reunion ana open nouse 10 ineir
many friends in Salem and Silver
ton. C
Pllhu Mnv r'ornhnli anA U r.Korf
0. Burr were married in Burton,
Kansas, January 18, 1!M)7.
Thnv IivpH in Knrlnn thrpp vnnrs
and their oldest son, Don, was
Dorn in Kansas. Ihe family moved
tit Wuchi not nn uhora Ihiiii alHnci
rlaiiohlcr l.urillA uinc hnrn Thn
i other twelve children of the Burrs
nrp native nf Orprfnn Thpir vnnnff
-e
est son, Dclo, was born on the
... ... ,
pntc nnH U'lll hp 90 vparc nf nop
Ihic votir
-.-" - -b
The Burrs have lived in the Sil
vcrton area fnr thp nast 2.1 vpars
but recently moved to Salem.
mere arc 32 grandchildren and
14 0rtni .arantnhirirtin flf I ha A
cnuaren norn in air. ann lire
Rlirr woto urn liirino
inere are 32 grandchildren and 14
great-grandchildren.
The sons are Don Burr, Myrtle
i'Oini: Wl mm. Hn line- Rnncn
Toledo; Frank, Drain; Harry,
Woodburn; Hert, Crcswell; Robert,
Eugene: and Dclo, Long Beach,
Wash. Thp daiiohtpra aro M r n
Allen (Tami) Dixon, Portland;
Mrs. Robert (Betty) Allen, Salem;
Mrs, Francis (Jnnis) Ness, hong
Beach; and Mrs. Kenneth (Lucille)
Schinke, Gresham.
The fmir riJlllhinre nt tho Rurrc
are to serve refreshments. All
menus are to be welcomed.
State Official to
Speak at BPW Club
WOODBUIiN (Snceiall Slalp
membership chairman, Mrs. Ervin
Inchram of Portland will hp 0mpi
speaker at a dinner meeting of the
Woodburn Business and Profession
al Women's club Thursday. Janu
ary 17. The dinner will be at 7
p.m. in the dining, room at the
Woodburn Presbyterian church
with the Women's association of
the church KPrvini? thp rlinnpp
Music will be provided by Mrs!
icq L,anasom and her daughters,
Gloria and Caroline. The member
ship committee will hp in phar.jp
of the meeting with Mrs. Evelyn
uuianu, cnairman. utner members
of the committee arc Mrs. Rosanna
nicner, Mrs. Molly Hunt and Mrs.
John Zerzan. Reservations should
be made by Jan. 15 with the com
mittee. The groun has hppn invii,i i
a dessert meeting of the Canby
group January m at 8 p.m.
Transportation will be provided.
iii-scrvimons snouui De mnde with
Mrs. Walter Miller by January 16.
SCOTTS Mil l in.pi.n an,.
Jean, nd r k .n.,
.Imk .T u j "'"'
terv rillr ,Vh i . '
given 'm" he .,L'teM.P.r "J5
were introduced rinrinc thp h,,ci
" ,, "j". '""
ness session. It was announced
there will be a benefit dance at
Smith Unil- i .1. i" "'
Union hurlv" 1 aTT
The Hi-De-Ilo square dance club
hnr nt AmprTp. i. ii .
Jnuatu TS ,
pians us dance at the Hoynl Neigh
served at intermission with Mr.
and Mrs. Kldon llarlh on the
lunch committee. The next dance
will be January 26. There will be
another mystery caller at that
-j' . , . - -mo
nine.
EAST SALEM (Special) -The
first meeting following the holiday
vacation for memhprs nf Ihp l,.rru
Minglcrs was last week at the
nonic oi Mrs. Krnest Butler on
Silvcrton road. Present were Mrs.
Anna .less, Mrs. A. Covil Case,
Mrs. Harvey Page, Mrs. E. A.
Jackson. Mrs. Carl Snyder, Mrs.
Allen Mi-Plain. Mrs. llcnrv Sprick.
Mrs. W. B. Whiltinglon. Mrs. Rob
ert Kromin, Mrs. I. .1. Wagers.
Mrs. Leonard Malm, Mrs. Gay
Kabry and the hostess. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Snyder.
In its -ton years of history. For
nandina Itpach. Kla ha hppn
under the rule of eight flags. To-;
THURSDAY -
'Cnffcfl Aiiti " Timp wi'h
dav,,niP sport c'olhes-A "tome as you are'
hour tor women with coffee and light snacks
available.
OREGON ROOM, STREET FLOOR
9:30 A. M. TO 10:30 A. M.
FASHION MODELING
OREGON ROOM, STREET FLOOR
12:15 1:30 P. M.
INTERNATIONAL PRINTING WEEK EXHIBIT
Sponsored by Allied Association of Printing
House Craftsmen A the Graoh'c Ar' Clubs.
AUDITORIUM, SECOND FLOOR
Odd Fellows and
DALLAS fSnppiatl CAA TTpI.
lows. Friendshin tndop Kn R anii
Almira Hcbckah lodge No. 26 con-
HllPteH Iheip inint inclallslinn Incl
ween ai me luur icmpic. install
ing omcers were jienry Kegchr,
district deputy grand master, and
Mrs. .1. F. Knnnnnr rlicfrit H.,ni,l
president, assisted by Mrs. Orrin
rvcney ana cicn zinK, grand
marshals; Mrs. Ted Smith and J.
Roy Alderson, deputy grand
warders; Mrs. L. 11. Howell, Sr.,
and J. Riley Craven, deputy grand
secretaries; Mrs. Albert Burel-
bach. dcDUtV eranil financial sen.
retarv: Mrs. 1L A Pptprsnn nnH
Alfred Domaschofsky, deputy
grana treasurers; Mrs. Altred Do
masehofskv and .Inhn V r i p . p n
deoutv Brand chanlaina- Mrs .1
Roy Alderson, deputy grand mu
sicidn; .naries coenrane, deputy
grand inside guard. Retiring noble
sician; inaries Cochrane, deputy
kiuiiu were airs. .aivm uarnnart
.
anu cuwara r-aaes.
Officers installed fnr the CI A H
Fellows were- Fduarrl PaHpe n-,ct
crand: Ted Smith nnhlp omnH.
Albert Burelbach, vice grand; Hen
ry iiegenr. secretary; Calvin
narnnan. nnanciai secretary: A.M.
Larson, treasurer; Clinton Brown,
warden; Armon Brown, conductor;
Fred Itosenkrantz, chaplain; F. M.
Nelson, outside guardian; J. Roy
Alderson; inside guardian; Alfred
Domaschofsky, left scene support
er; Walter Townsend, right scene
supporter; Charles Cochrane, right
SUDDOrter nnhlp 0rnnrl V r a n Ir
Green, left supporter noble grand;
niiuam ciienDergcr, ngnt support
er vice grand; L. H. Rowell Sr.;
left supporter vice grand.
Rebekah officers installed were:
Mrs. Calvin Rarnharl nact nnhlp
grand; Mrs. Harvey Wall, noble
grand; Mrs. Charles Wilson, vice
grand; Mrs. Albert Burelbach, sec
retary; Mrs. J. F. Spooner, finan
cial secretary; Mrs. Charles
Cochrane, treasurer; Mrs. Bruce
Hoff, warden; Mrs. Loyd Stuve,
conductor; Mrs. Jack Ragsdalc.
chanlain? Mrs f:avp VfliuaNir m..
sician; Mrs. William Hutchenson,
color bearer; Mrs. Lynn Cook,
right supporter noble grand; Mrs.
George Floyd, left supporter noble
grand; Mrs. Clergy McWhirter,
right Slinnnrler vipp orA. o
David Benson, left supporter vice
grana. insiae ana outside guard
ians will be installed at the regular
business meeting 'January 15.
Courtesy officers introduced
were Mrs. Elmer Schulson, Mrs
Rowell. Sr., Mrs. L. L. Meyer,
Mrs. Smith. Mrs. ripccip rnnnn-
and Mrs. Peterson.
I he newly installed noble crand
spoke briefly and Mrs. Barnhart.
"-"ung nooie grand, was escorted
Parents Meet
LIBERTY (KneciallA fil .
"Human Growth" was shown to
ine unerty Mothers and Dads
ciuo wnen the group met last
week at the school
A panel discussion followed
' 'J? . Moderator was
X. sL. e.a .Jae "etering. Marion
-oumy neaiin nurse. Panel mem-
ent, Dr. Lewis Clark, pediatrician,
I'nysicai enucauon and recrea on
J" ".P .l'" " Rev.
nusseii uiimoro
Victor Gibson wav fn pharop nt
the business meeting and plans
were made for a pie social, and
were maae tor a pie socia , anc
fn.T 15,
in lieu of the regular business
meenng. Wallace Turnidqe, princi-
Pal- aslieo that the date of the
?'. lifW. Fcbn.:
ary ai so mat a school science
exhibit could be arranged at the
same time.
NOW Sl:l(f mpnihprc cinrn Ihp
first of January were announced,
Mrs. Jean Coleman, fifth grade,
Mrs. Stanley Mcrlptlan cppnnH
grade, and Mrs. Edith Fuller and
aim aipe, maintenance helpers.
TWIN FINES FOR TWINS
MILKS CITY. Mnnl in nln.
ari Dan Bicry of Rosebud Coun
ty arc 20-yearold twins. Both
have the same model sorlnns
Both were lined $10 in justice
court aiter pleading guilty to op
erating their twin vehicles at 68
miles an hour, humner tn hnmnpr.
in a 5.i-mile-an-hnur zone. I
day it is a peaceful, prosperous
community of 7,000 reaping a rich
and peaceful, livelihood from pa
per and chemical cellulose manu-
lacturing
JANUARY 17
infnnnal n'n.Hlinn of
Rebekahs Install
to the center of the floor by the
conductor and was presented vyth
a gift by Mrs. Lynn Cook on behalf
of her group of omcers. M r s
Spooner presented Mrs. Barnhart
with her past noble grand pin, a
gift from Almira lodge.
The serving table was covered
with a white linen cloth centered
with a low bowl of pink and white
chrysanthemums and flanked by
pink tapers. The refreshment com
mittee, assisted by a group of Odd
Fellows, . consisted of Mrs. A. J
Kracher, Mrs. T. B. Hooker and
Mrs. Virginia Lamb. Decorating
were Mrs. Julia Allgood and Mrs.
Charles Wilson.
For entertainment, program
chairman, Calvin Barnhart intro
duced Lydia Norton who played
several selections on the steel
guitar and saxophone. Terry Mur
ray, music instructor in the Dallas
schools, sang three solos, accom
panied by Mrs. Berry.
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Lyons Rebekah Lodge
Installs New Officers
LYONS (Snecial) At thp
regular meeting of Faith Rebekah
lodpp. last wpplr Hn7pl l.puiv Hie.
trict deputy president, and staff,
including jieien Anderson, deputy
marsnai; Alia uodoKer, deputy
warden: Jean Rnhprlc H p n t v
secretary-treasurer; Blanche Wag
ner, deputy musician; Eva Bress-
ler, deputy cnapiam and inside
guardian, installed ntippra fnr tha
following year. The new officials
are: Marian Pennington, noble
grand; Zona Sischo, vice grand;
Alma Olmstead, secretary; Beulah
Lewis, treasurer: Hazel James,
warden: M.ivinp Rprrv nnnAmtn.
Jackie Harper, color bearer; Mil
dred Carr, right supporter to noble
grand; Lois Meyers, left supporter
to noble grand: Alta Bodeker.
right supporter to vfee grand; Rosa
Berrv. left sunnortpr tn vipp oranH-
Gertrude Weidman. chant a in-
Blanche Wagner, musician; Helen
Johnston, inside guardian; Venetta
Remmenea. outside guardian.
Helen Anderson was elected as
degree captain, Jean Roberts as
drill captain and Gertrude Weid
man as trustee for a term of three
years. Norma Pennington, Jackie
Harper, and Hazel Lewis were ap
pointed on the finance committee.
An invitation was received from
Santiam Rebekah lodge of Mill
City to attend its meeting on Feb
ruary 6. which will be the 50th
anniversary of the Santiam lodge.
The 50th anniversary of Faith
Rebekah lodge will be on March 9.
At the close of the meeting a
no-host supper was served.
LEBANON (Special) "Love's
Miracle in Marriage" and "Let's
Talk Over Radio and TV" will be
discussed at a Beta Sigma Phi
meeting Tuesday, January 22, at
the home of Mrs. Donald Benson
at 8 p.m.
Information on preparing and
presenting a speech was given by
Daily
9:30-5:30
Catholic Students
Plan Dance Series
MOUNT ANGEL (Special) -The
Young People's senior sodality
of St. Mary's parish will sponsor
a series of four dances to be given
every other Friday before Lent, in
the school auditorium at Mount
Angel.
Russ Brom's six-piece orchestra
of Portland will furnish the music
for the first of the series scheduled
for Friday evening, January 18.
Appearing with the orchestra will
be Jack Nagel, vocalist, whose
recent recording is "Mary Ann,"
an original. Dancing will be from
9 to 12 o'clock, and the public is
invited.
The other three dances r
planned for Friday evenings, Feb
ruary 1, February 15 and March 1.
Mrs. Shirley Childs at a meeting
last week at the home of Mrs,
Tom Gates.
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NEWBERRY
CREDIT
Monday & Friday
9:30 A.M.-9P.M.
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