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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1957)
Salem, Oregon, Thursday, February 21, 1957 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Section 3 Page Initiation for Junior CDAs MOUNT ANGEL (Speeial)-For-mal initiation ceremonies (or il provisional members of the Junior Catholic Daughters of America of Court Marion No. 718, Mount An gel, were conducted Sunday after noon in the St. Mary's school, be ginning at J o'clock. The lOrmal closing ceremony with benediction was in the St. hary'i church following the Ini tiation program. The Rev. Edward Spear, O.S.B., court chaplain, oifi . ciated at the services and present ed the junior emblems to the new members. The junior counselors and council members and the new juniors participated in the dedi cation ceremonies. Presiding at the initiation cere monies were the junior court offi cers, Misses Jerri Gooding, presi dent; Kathy Blem, vice-president; Maureen Fischer, secretary; Patti Aman, reporter; assisted by Judy Wachter, organist; Rita Zollner, monitor; Kathy Gaffke, Betty Geek, Diane Bourbonnais, Ger trude Huber, Jean Ebner, Kathy Ebner, Charlene Fisher, Carol Er pelding, Barbara Bockelman, Joyce Kimlinger, Agnes Purdy, Shirley Schlccht, Laura Ann Kloft, Suzane Hoffer, and Toni Williams. Others assisting with the pro gram included the chaplain; Mrs. Oscar Strand, Hillsboro, Oregon state Junior chairman and north west regional director; Mrs. Joseph L. Wachter, Junior chair man; Mrs. 0. J. Williams, Mrs. Roy Palmer, Mrs. Richard Foltz, and Miss Pat Seifer, counselors; Mrs. Joseph Seifer, grand regent, and Mrs. Henry Geek, vice-regent. Greetings from the senior court were given by Mrs. Geek. New members are Misses Shir ley Aman, Irene Vindasius, Kathy Gaffke, Virginia Maurer, Barbara Zach, Donna Orange, Marilyn Zoll ner, Mary Foltz, Bclita Sampson, Lois Schmitt, Judy Harris, Cecilia Schindler, Sharon Duerr, Susan Erpelding, Dorothy Beyer, Leona Huber, Janice Jacobson, Patty Eb ner, Evelyn Wolf, Marlene Berg and Mary Jean Schmitt. The afternoon program was cli maxed with a supper served in the dining room of St. Mary's school, for which the senior court of the Catholic Daughters entertained. Serving on the supper committee were Mrs. Alfred Bernt, Mrs. Vin cent Smith, Miss Helen Keber, Mrs, Wilbert Schaecher, Mrs. Ro bert Fronk, Mrs. James Hoffer, Mrs. Arthur Berg, Mrs. J. J. Pen ner, Mrs. Alcuin Annen and Mrs. Alice Kroll. Former Marion Man Weds in Montreal SUBLIMITY (Special) - Of Interest to his many relatives and friends here was a recent wedding in Montreal, Canada. Miss Rose- line Saunal, Tillamook and Stanley Russell, Tillamook were united in marriage at a nuptial mass at 8:30 a.m. at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic church in Montreal on Saturday, February 9. The bride is the daughter of the late Pierre Sunal and Madame Pierre Sunal of Paris now living in Montreal. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Russell, Sr., of Marion and a brother of Gene Russell of Sublimity. Original plans for the wedding In Paris were changed due to the uncertain conditions in that coun try. A European tour will be taken later to include a visit to the bride's former home and with her two brothers in Paris. The newlyweds will reside at Tillamook where the bridegroom Is employed in the office of the Pacific Power and Light Company. AUMSVILLE (Special) A birthday party was given recently at the home of Mrs. Bill Lohse in honor of Cora Baker, Pauline Boatwright and Ann Lohse, whose birthdays were m February. Guests honoring were Mesdames June Baker. Wanda Baker, Isa- belle Snider, Rita Tietze, Helen Poet, Zelma Plane, fcileen Mickey, Richard Poet, Fern Mikkelson and hostess Mrs. Bill Lohse. WILLAMINA (Special) A shower honoring Mrs. Glenn Sprigg was given last week at the home of Mrs. Henry Amacher, with Mrs. Forrest Layton and Mrs. Perry Weaver assisting the hostess. Participating in the shower were Mrs. Delmer Boyer, Mrs. At Lou den. Mrs. Delmer Carter, Mrs. Chan Mendenhall, Mrs. Ernest Kilsore, Mrs. Francis Linch, Mrs Richard Zimbrick, Mrs. Bob Hammrick, Mrs. Roy Zimbrick, Mrs. Vern Myhre, Mrs. Don Ma tocha. Mrs. Ray Balnter, Mrs Richard Wills and Mrs. James Smith Jr. WILLAMINA (Special) Mrs Lila Ashwell was hostess to the ' Pinochle club last week. Mrs Marie Carter won high, Mrs. I.c- tha Caliean and Mrs. Maxinc Ris seeuw, pinochle, and Mrs. Emma hochis, consolation. Others attend ing were Mesdames Lorraine Ash well, Dorothy Houstton, Vera Bry ant and Barbara Kochis. SHERIDAN (Special) The Pinochle club met at the home of Mrs. Arthur Reid. Thursday Mrs. Bill Moore and Mrs. Bob Wells held high scores; consola tion went to Mrs. Matt Krauthoe- fer Jr.; and pinochle prizes to Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Harold Burch. WOODBLUN (Special) Mrs Charles Conyne was elected presi dent of the Homemakers club at a meeting held Thursday at the home of Mrs, Arthur Burt. Mrs Alfred Moon was elected vice pres ident and Mrs. Burt was re-elected secretary. February recipes ere gi on during roll call. Refresh ments were served by the hostess The next meeting of the group will be at the home of Mrs. Myrtle Hall. Housekeeping hints will be I 6 styles to choose from I jewelry by famous Coro reg. 75c ea. deodorant Evening in . Paris special values to 2.98 plus tax for $' Smartly styled necklaces and earrings by famous Coro . . . copies of $3.00 jewelry. Gold base with white enamel design. . Jewelry, 1st floor Delicately fragrant, feminine deodorant by Evening in Paris. Keeps underarms dry. Contains zirconium. . Toiletries, 1st floor plastic shower curtains loo Attractive 45" long shower curtains in stripes and florals. Some tailored, some ruffled styles. Good color selection. Broken lots. Draperics,.2nd-floor - reg. 6.95 to 8.95 imported alarm clocks reg. 6.50 party sets , 3-piece relish set 3" plus tax Three handsome styles for desk, bed room or occasional use, Brass frames. Lovely for gifts. Save now. Silverware,- 1st floor special purchase savings five tier blouse trees 2 True closet space saver! Polished chrome finish with curved non-snag tips. Per fect for blouses or men's shirts. special purchase values! skirt rack 79c 5 tier, all metal with unbreakable clips. Holds up to 10 skirts. Lo Boy shoe rack ,2.49 reg. 5.95 . . . fluffy Celacloud pillows 298 "S3" 95 Divided glass relish dish with Communi ty silverplate pickle fork and relish spoon in several patterns, Ideal gift. Slloencare, 1st floor reg. 49c yard colorful plisse prints 3 l05 reg. 10.95 to 15.95 assorted bedspreads I ' "'6 ' 1 I 2.49 I Dustless, non-allergic, odorless pillows 1 Wonderful for spring and summer sew- 1 Many styles to choose from in corduroy, I Holds 9 pairs of men's or women's shoes. 1 ''lat won't shed ... is moth proof and 1 ing. Children's prints, florals, stripes and taffeta and tweed. Assorted colors. Twin ,- 1 12 pair sizes, 3.49. 1 amazingly buoyant. Beal buyl dots in wide color selection. i and double bed sizes. 1 ,"j Notions, 2nd floor j Notions, 2nd floor Bedding, 2nd floor Frijrics-, -ni floor Draperies, 2nd floor , lS'!!5S W-HFr3t5SS SS'ISa T-'SgTOW- Ttm(Ba'iMitmyBiwi II 0lf a roberts bros store w&im mm 3 i hi i i rr t i i i i i i ii . j i ivy i i i i y i m a W mm m mm- m m mm m m m m I -V Ti k iv v I rear JJLL. ,J i reg. 29.98 to 59.981 many fabrics! special purchase! Usually 14.98 ' smartly styled wool skirts 8" Beautiful buys for spring wear in four lovely colors: peach, beige, oxford or purple. Several smart styles to choose from. Sizes 10-16 Calicnte Sportswear, 1st floor reg. 8.98! washable, drip-dry orlon and wool casual dresses Real buys in easy-care casual dresses . . . smartly styled for daytime wear. Assorted colors. Misses and half sizes, Budget Dresses, 2nd floor reg. 1.98 to 3.98! prints and solids! girls, teen cotton blouses reg. 17.98 to 29.98, many styles! spring, winter dresses reduced 8 90 Both street and dressy styles in linens, cottons and wools. Ideal for wear now and early spring. Broken sizes and colors. Moderate Price Dresses, 2nd floor reg. $59 to $69, milium lined! winter coat clearance 29 90 Both casual and dressy styles in these handsome winter coats at final clearance prices. Assorted colors and sizes. Save nowl Coats, 2nd floor final clearance dusters & robes 5 4.1390 Chooso from nylon, corduroy, wool and quilted fabrics in full and short length robes and smart dusters. Broken sizes and colors. Bohcs, 2nd floor. 98c to 2 98 Cute styles with X sleeves, tucks and button back. White, pastels and some prints. Sizes: girls 7-14, subteen 8-14, teen 9-15. Girls' Wear, 2nd floor reg. 3.98! 2 smart styles- lovely slips in crisp taffeta 266 All first quality ... all wonderful buys at this price. Choose from 2 styles in white, red, navy or grey. Sizes 32 to 42. Lingerie, 1st floor , msmaammmmm reg. 3.98 to 10.98! limited quantity assorted infants dresses 99c to 3 99 Cottons, nylons and corduroy in cute styles, as sorted colors. Broken sizes 1-3 and 3-6x. Limited quantity so hurry for these. Infants' Wear, 2nd floor reg. 18.50! many smart styles! copies of better handbags 985 plus tax Choose from patent, faille and man-made calf in many smart styles ... all with a Lewis label ... all copies of better handbags. Handbags, 1st floor reg. to 6.95! long sleeves! famous make sport shirts 395 Choose from cottons, rayons and blends In a huge color selection. Solids and woven designs. Several collar styles. Sizes S-M-L-XL. Men's Furnishing, 1st floor reg. 5.98 to 14.981 assorted styles girls, teens? subteen dresses 1" to 3 99 Cottons and corduroys in assorted styles . . ideal for school wear. Broken sizes: girls, 7-14, sub ten, 8-14 and teen, 7-13. Limited quantity. Cirls' Wear, 2nd floor reg. to 2.98! all sanforized! boys flannel sport shirts 1 99 Colorful plaids and novelty designs in Sanfor ized flannel, Wide array of colors. Many by famous makers. Sizes 6 through 18. Boys' Wear, 1st floor starts Friday 9:30 a.m .... shop 'til 9p.m. given lor roll call.
