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Salem, Oregon, Monday, March 18, 1957 'lriri CAPii'AL JOURInAL Betrothal Is Told wnnnnimM ie . I j oiiai) air. and Mrs. Andrew Roggenbaek of Wood burn are announcing the engage ment of their daughter, Miss Mar ion Roggenbaek, to Don Michael Bilvernail of Long Beach, Calif. '. RoSSeiback is a nurse at the Seaside Memorial hospital in Long Beach and is a graduate of Sacred Heart General hospital at tugene and a graduate of Mt. Angel High school. She has served In the Long Beach hospital for the past year. A spring wedding is planned. New Officers To Head OES DALLAS (Special)-Election of officers for the ensuing fifteen months was conducted last week by Naomi chapter. Order of East em Star, at the Masonic hall, pre ceded by a 6:30 p.m. potluck dinner. Mrs. R. S. Kreason, worthy ma tron, and Arthur Woods, worthy patron, conducted the meeting. Becoming members by affiliation and honored with a degree were Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Ruiter and Mrs. Harry Davis, who transferred from Rhododendron chapter. Falls City. Officers elected were Mrs. Fritz Klauss, worthy matron; Lynn Mc Culley, worthy patron; Mrs. C. E. Trent, associate matron; C. E. Trent, associate patron; Mrs. Earle Richardson, conductress; and Mrs. Leo Buyserie, associate conductress; Mrs. A. J. Cleveland, secretary; and Mrs. Orren Otta Way, treasurer. ( Mrs. Kreason reported on the re ception held the past week hon oring Mrs. J. Paul Bollman. grand chaplain of the grand chapter of Oregon. Mrs. Bollman responded and thanked the chapter for the evening. In charge of the dinner was Mrs. J. F. Spooner, chairman; assisted by Mrs. E. B. Hamilton, Mrs. Jos ie Johnson, Mrs.- Aaron Mercer and Mr. Spooner. Daffodils, iris and acacia decorated the dining tables and in the chapter room where decorations in a St. Pat rick's theme with shamrocks, pipes, daffodils and forsythia. It was announced that installa tion would be April 6. Preceding the reception for Mrs. Bollman last week, Mr. and Mrs. Bolman entertained 50 guests in honor of members of the grand family at a buffet dinner in the Masonic hall dining room. Guests from Dallas were top of ficers of Naomi chapter, Mr. and Mrs. Kreason, Mr. and Mrs. Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Klauss, and Mr. and Mrs. McCulIey. Camellias Topic LYONS (Special) Members and guests of the Garden lub met in the fireplace room of the Metho dist Church last week with Mrs. Mildred Prichard and Mrs. Caro lyn Hiatt as hostesses. Mrs. Mar tha Cruson presided over the meeting. A discussion was held on the care of camellias, also a short discussion on soil testing. Plans were made to test soil at the next meeting with Mrs. Laura Neat and Mrs. Bea Hiatt to do the testing. The next meeting will be April 10 with Mrs. Donnna Asmussen and Mrs. Eva Bressler as hostesses and the discussion for the day to be "Flowers for the North Side and Spring Bulbs." Games of scrambled flowers were played following the business meeting with Mrs. Jaunita Brown and Mrs. Martha Cruson winning prizes. Mrs. Eva Bressler won the prize for having the most guests present. "Secret Pal" names were drawn after which re freshments were served. MIDDLE GROVE (Special) For the March meeting of the Amitic Woman's Club a family dinner was served at the Grace Lutheran Church. Hostesses for serving were Mrs. William Scharf, Mrs. Cleo Keppinger, Mrs. John Cage and Mrs. Vera Bassett. Special guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wagner of Ocean Lake and Mrs. Lowell Wright. . DAYTON (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Roy Will and Mrs. Clela Tin dall returned home last week from a two weeks' trip to Honolulu, where thev visited their children. Chaplain and Mrs. Robert Tindall and family. Mrs. Tindall left the Look Out Below NAVASOTA, Texas The 54-year-old Nayasota City Hall came tumbling down to make room for a new one to be built on the same site, when demolition crews pulled out one corner of the tower which formerly housed the clock. (AP Wirephoto) Reception Honors Stanley Russells SUBLIMITY (Special) Hon ored recently at a reception in Sublimity at the St. Boniface Par ish Hall were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Russell who were married Febru ary 9, in Montreal, Canada. Friends and relatives called be tween the hours of two and four o'clock. Sublimity, and Mrs. John Sus- bauer, satem, aunis oi mt. jvuj sell. Mrs. Lawrence Doerfler cut the cake. Assisting were Mrs. Stephen Zielinski, Salem; Mrs. Gene Russell, Sublimity, and Mrs. Eldon Russell, the latter two sisters-in-law of Mr. Russell. Mrs. Wilburn Russell, Salem, another sister-in-law, passed the guest book. Mrs. Russell, the former Rose line Saunal of Paris, France, is the daughter of Mrs. Pierre Saunal, now of Montreal, Canada, and the late Mr. Saunal. Mrs. Russell has been in the states and Canada ap proximately two years. She visited with a sister at Tillamook, Mrs. Larry Mclncarney, and twin sis ters in Montreal, where before her marriage she was employed with the Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Russell is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Russell of Marion. He is a graduate of Pacific Univer sity and is now sales manager for the Pacific Power and Light Com pany at Tillamook. The couple are residing at Gari baldi. WOOnnURN (Special) Mem bers of the Past Matrons club of Evergreen chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet for a 7 p.m. dinner Wednesday at the Masonic temple. Hostesses will be Mrs. Albert Reiling, Mrs. Lester Gilbert and Mrs. Eleanor Vickcrs. A business meeting will follow with Mrs. Elburn T. Sims presiding. MONMOUTH (Special) Mrs. Neal Edwards entertained the So cial Hour club with Mrs. Emett Staats as co-hostess. Allan L. Stevens of Stevens & Son Jewelers of Salem spoke on "Gems." Mr. Stevens is one of three gemologists in the state. The March 20 meet ing will be at the home of Mrs. Robert Mulder with Mrs. Paul Riley assisting. Cramer Trial Opens at K. F. KLAMATH FALLS Wl Guy Earl Cramer, 76, went on trial here Monday, charged with first degree murder in the Jan. 4 slay ing of Klamath County Welfare Board chairman Fred Peterson. The little Bonanza, Ore., man has not denied that he shot Peter son during an argument in the county courthouse over his wel fare checks. Cramer said he had been getting a "raw deal." Two other persons were wounded during an outburst of shots following the hearing. They were County Commissioner Jerry Rajnus. 49, and Mrs. Altha Urqu hart, the welfare administrator. Senator Sights Next Congress Edge a Tossup WASHINGTON (fl Sen, Know land (R-Calif) said today it's a tossup whether Republicans or Democrats will ' control the next Congress. ' Knowland. the Senate Republi can leader, told newsmen he looks for a "close decision" in next year's congressional elections. "It will be possible for either party to win control of either or both of the houses in 1958," he said. "A lot depends on develop ments between now and the elec tions." The Senate now is composed of 49 Democrats and 47 Republicans. In the House, there are 233 Dem ocrats and 200 Republicans, with vacancy in each party. Knowland said he thinks It is "too far ahead to tell" how the 1960 presidential race will come out and he would make no predic tion on it. This contrasted with weekend forecasts by Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas, the Democratic leader, and Sen. Gore (D-Tenn) that the Democrats would strengthen their control of Con gress next year and win the pre sidency in 1960. Knowland disagreed with Gore's prediction in a Long Beach, Calif., speech that the Democrats will elect a governor and senator in California in 1958. Knowland has announced he won't seek re-election to the Senate, and Gore said that gave the Democrats an edge for the seat. California will elect a Repub lican senator in 1958 and I think we will increase "our House dele gation," Knowland said. The state now has 17 Republican House members and 13 Democrats. Hitchcock Elected CHICAGO (UP) Philip Hitch cock of Portland, Ore., yesterday was elected as a senior vice pres ident of the National Presbyterian Council at the group s annual meeting here yesterday. Firemen Save Woman From Tunnel Ledge PORTLAND (UP) - Portland firemen yesterday rescued a 44-year-old woman from a narrow ledge 35 feet above the ground where she had apparently fallen after slipping from a road above. Mrs. Julia Barnes lay helpless ly on the narrow projection above the Cornell road tunnel until a fire department hook and ladder crew could reach her. Officers said she apparently had fallen through brush that grew along the road above. She was taken to a hospital for treatment of back injuries. Britain Faces Paralysis as Strikes Loom LONDON Wi Prime Minister Macmillan called Cabinet minis ters to an urgent conference Mon day on a 200,000-man shipyard strike paralyzing Britain's vast shipbuilding industry. The threat of two more giant strikes among railway and manufacturing workers con fronted the Conservative govern ment only three days before Mac millan's Bermuda meetings with President Eisenhower. The rail and factory walkouts, if they materialize, would boost the total number of British work ers on strike -to more than three million about one-eighth of the working population. The walkouts would be the worst in 30 years and the shaky national economy would be in jeopardy. 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