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Salem, Oregon, Thursday, March' 21, 1957 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL! Section 2Page 1 Edited bj MARIAN Mrs. Gill President Of Chapter Neuoffjcers for Chapter CQ of P.E.O. Sisterhood this week as sumed their duties, elections tak ing place this month. Mrs. Wayne B. Gill is president of the group and serving with her are Mrs. G. V. Bruce, vice presi dent; Miss Winifred Carrithers, treasurer; Mrs. Lewis Wiltshire, recording secretary; Mrs. T. K. Pierson, corresponding secretary; Mrs. J. Dwight Russell, chaplain; Jlrs. Bernard Mainwaring. guard. The group met this week at the home of Mrs. C. M. Forbes with Miss Carrithers as co-hostess, Mrs. Bruce in charge of the program. Soroptimist Club Hears Dr. Ashbaugh At their Wednesday meeting the Salem Soroptimist Club had as their guest speaker Dr. James Ashbaugh, in charge of juvenile affairs for Marion county. Dr. Ashbaugh spoke on methods of preventing delinquency among ju veniles and of means of assisting youngsters who have problems which come to the attention r.f juvenile authorities. A question and answer period following ihc talk brought out many interesting features of Dr. Ashbaugh's work. The members heard a report on the ticket sales from their recent benefit style show and were very much pleased with the results of their efforls. Nominating ballots were dis tributed to members as the first step in selection of club officers lor the coming year. Attending the meeting as a guest was Dr. Eleanor Gutman. Get-Acquainted Party For Rainbow Groups A gel-acquainted mother and daughter coffee hour was enjoyed Tuesday by members and daugh ters of Cherry Assembly Mothers Club, Order of Rainbow for Girls. The event at the home of Mrs. Elmo Locker was attended by 75 guests. In the receiving line were Mrs. C. J. Kunowsky, president of the Mothers Club, Mrs. D. M. Eby. mother adviser, and Mrs. R. C. Genre. Board members who served were Mrs. Merle W. Phillips, Mrs. Knv Hoffman and Mrs. Clarence C. Field. The table was set vitha green cloth and was centered with a bouquet of daffodils. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Clair H. Alderson and daughter, Miss Elizabeth; Mrs. Nels T. Johnson and daughter. Miss Carol; Mrs. Clarence F. Bucller and daughter. Miss Dianne; lind Mrs. Kunowsky and daughter. Miss Alma. Next meeting of the Mothers Club will be April 16 at the home of Mrs. Nels Nelson, 3880 Welty Avenue. AT THE meeting of Salem Re bekah Lodge No. 1 this week new members were welcomed, with Mrs. Oscar L. Bynum joining through transfer and Mrs. Alexan der Bradfield and Mrs. R. A. Gcd des by initiation. Special guests were Mrs. Flor ence Manley. Rehekah member from Ortonville. Minn., and Miss Genrgiana Hatfield. Mrs. Dora Hill. Mrs. Lynn E. Hill. Mrs. J. L. Batdorf, Mrs. 0. F. Kelsey and Mrs. W. E. Gardner formed the committee for the so cial hour. PLANNED for next Thursday afternoon, March 28, is a "wel come home" tea for Mrs. Doug las McKay, hostesses for the event to be Mrs. G. F. Chambers and Miss Dorathea Steusloff. The party will be in the Meier & Frank s Oregon room. Mrs. McKay has been gone most of the past four years while Mr. McKay was Sec retary of the Interior. A CLUB hostess of the week was Mrs. Kenneth Power who en tertained her bridge group at luncheon Wednesday. Additional guests included Mrs. Winfield Needham. Mrs. Richard A. Raw linson and Mrs. Arthur Erickson. Today's Menu FRIDAY PARTY FARE Shrimp with Fran's Dip Broiled Lobster Tails Baked Potatoes Salad Bowl French Bread Fruit Bevcracc SHRIMP WITH FRAN'S DIP Ingredients: 4 cup tomato cat chup or seafood cocktail sauce. cup chili sauce. 1 medium-sized green pepper (finely mincedi,, 1 medium-sized onion (finely mincedi, 1 tablespoon bottled grated horseradish, 1 teaspoon pepper, juice of 4 lemon. 3 nrainds jhrimn (cooked and shelled fcmi devrined'. . Method: Stir together the cat chup, chili sauce, minced green pepper, minced onion, grated horseradish, pepper, and lemon juice. Chill in a tightly covered jar overnight. Serve in a small bowl surrounded by the cooked K;,,n TMc maVpi ennuch dip for the three pounds of shrimp. serving 12. If any sauce is left over, store in tightly covered Jar in refrigerator. Note: To cook the 3 pounds nf shrimp, add I tablespoon pickling spices to 2'i to 3 quarts water: ; bring water to a boil; add the , shrimp: bring to simmering. Cover saucepan and simmer J to 5 min utes. Drain shrimp at once, shell. derein and chill. LOWRY FISCHER Some Notations . . By M. L. F. An interesting trip is ahead for Mrs. Nets Tonnlng in the early summer . . . She has received her reservations for a trip to Nor way, leaving the first of June . . She will be gone a month, mak ing the trip by plane . . . Annual benefit card party of Salem unit of Oregon State Col lege Mothers Clubs is planned for next Monday night at 8 o'clock in Salem Woman's club house . . . Dessert will be served, followed by , bridge, pinochle and canasta . . . Reservations arc asked to be in by Saturday of this week, tele phoned to either Mrs. R. L. Porter or Mrs. E. F. Kirkwood . . . High schools already are busy with plans for their annual proms . , . Sacred Henrt Academy an nounces its junior-senior prom for the night of April 24 . , , Announced for Sunday morning, March 31. is a coffee to honor Oregon's First Lady, Mrs. Robert D. Holmes, Mrs. Boyd Ovcrhulse, wife of the State Senate president; Mrs. Pat Dooley, Portland, wife of the Speaker of the House; and the four women legislators in this session. Senator Jean Lewis, Port land, Representatives Ka'herine Main of The Dalles. Shirley Field and Grace Olivier Peck, both of Portland . . . Court Capital City, Catholic Daughters of America, is giving the coffee, at the home of Mrs. Marguerite Simon, hours to be botween 10:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. ... And speaking of lain March dates, (here is an open house planned the evening of "Sunday, March 31, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McKay, the couple's sons-in-law and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Had'.ey and Mr. and Mrs. Lester D. Green enter taining at the Hadley home for the affair, hours to be between 4 and 8 o'clock ... I MR. AND MRS. Mervin J. Gilson are leaving this weekend for a ten-day trip to Palo Alto, uain., 10 visit their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Laylon Gilson. Lay ton Gilson attends Stanford uni versity where he is enrolled for a 2-month course in physical ther apy. . Mt. Angel Meeting Twcnlv members of 8 and 40, American Legion Auxiliary honor ary, were in Mt. Angel Wednesday evening lor a meeting wun uiu Mt. Angel members of the organ ization at the Mt. Angel hotel. Mrs. Frank P. Marshall, presi dent, was in charge of initiation rites for two new members. The group voted to provide hos pital clothing for a child with tuberculosis. Colored moving pictures were shown following the business ses sion. Hostesses were Mrs. Fred Lucht, Mrs. Ira Hereford and Miss Loretta Dahler of Mt. Angel. Fnnn STREET Birthday Club was entertained at luncheon Wed nesday, Mrs. Melvin Lyons being hostess with Mrs. Philip Fischer as the honor guest. Others attend ing were Mrs. Grace Marine;. Mrs. George Minnie, sirs. ,ionn Minnie, Mrs. Luna Ralston, Mrs. Erskinc Ashcr, Mrs. Roy Talley, Mrs. James Johnson, and her little granddaughter. Susan Weathers, and Mrs. Hobart Dixon. NEWS has conic from Portland nf Ihc birth of a daughter, Renec Arlone, to Mr. and Mrs. George Hall, formerly of Salem, on March l!i. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Chester McCain of Salem and Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Hall of Epps, Louisiana. Mrs. Charles Smock of Salem and Mrs. Mabel McCain, also cf Salem, are the great grand mothers. JUNIOR High Y-Tcens in sev eral of the schools are busy with peanut candy sales to add to the fund for the YWCA swimming pool. A portion of the money raised will finance an outing or social event for the groups. Joining in the selling are Leslie 7th, 8th, 9th (A) and 9th (I), Par rish 7th, 8th, 9th (Hi and 9th (II, Keizcr 7th and 8th. SUBLIMITY (Special) Mrs. Barbara Gehlen entertained mcm hers nf the Sublimity Women's Club recently at her home in Stay ton. Her sister, Mrs. Josie Barr of Mt. Angel, was a guest. Five tables of 500 were in play wilh first prize going to Mrs. Omar Roberts and the traveling prize to Mrs. William Duchatcau. The meeting was presided over by Mrs. Martha Glover, after which lunch was served by the hostess. Mrs. Philip Albers will enter tain the group March 28. SILVERTON (Special) Milt Baum, general superintendent of the Silverton school system, was surprised Monday after school hours by the entire force of his fellow teachers in Silverton at an informal get-together in the social rooms of the Lmon High School. The occasion of the party was the birthday anniversary of Mr. Baum who was presented with a leather briefcase as a gift of ap preciation. LYONS 'Special' The North Santiam Gladiolus Society plans a bulb sale and auction Saturday. March 30. at the Presbyterian hall in Mill City. The sale starts at 10 a m. wilh the auction In he in the evening. Prizes will be given At a meeting Wednesday evening March 27. al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Scott. Rt. 1, Lyons, plans will be completed. fs -' . -" 7 ; '1 i V 1 4 , Cm Married Saturday Lt. and Mrs. Loyal Dean Howard (Marjorie Jean Wood), above, were married last Saturday at First Methodist church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde H. Wood of Trumbull, Conn., and Lt. Howard is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Howard of Salem; (Jcslcn-Miller studio picture) 4i ',""i"V. tv5 . ft 1:1 -'M Wed Recently Mr. and Mrs. TCldnn Ardcll Johnson (Doris Marie Wilson), above, were married recently at a service in the St. John's Lutheran church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Wilson of Orchard Heights and Mr. Johnson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Johnson of Fruitlond. (Artz studio picture) SCOTTS MILLS 'Speeiall-Clara Gouthier of Petrolia, Calif., a for mer Scotts Mills resident, and Horace Stewart of Petrolia, Calif., were united in marriage in Reno, Nevada, on Sunday. March 17. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Ettlin. also former residents of Scotts Mills, now of Cloverdalc, Calif., served as wit nesses. , AMITY (Special) The Valley Women's club met recently at the home of its president. Mrs. Iril Casteel, to make plans for its April 20. baked food sale. During the evening it was decided to meet al Ihc home of Mrs. Orville Kurtz on the evening of April 4 for election of oflicers. Following out III CMM nnui in iv fill, fttf fttlf ttnitf in Qinn Btt. bit 0 Itmti tht tMfl Sd ttU'ltf a Now you ran tith Jttn tktn In limoui ftor'l B" Citiot b LT . ino t (low atf blmtofii (or rmt. Or i k t a a I ftth ll (W No- lu ' b d"rn!f ii FIU1 I TAX CAPITAL DRUG STORI 40S Stele Street r ( tV" 4 k the transaction of business, the ladies enjoyed a social hour and refreshments served by their host ess. for on th is NORGE mm Mt4l I-SiTO.VI Jim '30 YEATER APPLIANCE & TV 375 CHEMEKETA, SALEM - EMpire 4-6835 - "WE GIVE TRADING STAMPS" - Scout Camp Thirty registrations for Camp Smith Creek, Girl Scouts summer camp, already have been received by the registrar, Mrs. C. C. Rich ards, Corvallis. The camp is con ducted from June 30 to August 24. Hundreds of Girl Scouts in Sa lem have been given opportunity to see colored slides of Camp Smith Creek. The slides were shown to North Salem Scouts this afternoon at the Bush school folk dance sessions, and South Salem Scouts will see the pictures and folk dance next Thursday. Mrs. Arthur Ruff, ex ecutive director, and Mrs. Ted Gordon are showing the slides. Three new units have been add ed to the camp program this year, one for Brownies who have com pleted the second and third grades, a program aide training session for girls in high school, and a pioneer tepec unit for advanced campers. The new one-week Brownie ses sions will be from June 30 to GolJenweds Are Given Reception LYONS (Special) Mr. and Mrs. George Hubbard, residents of the Lyons community for the past 25 years, celebrated their 50th wed ding anniversary Sunday. March 17. At the open house at the Hub bard home, Mrs. Burl Smith pre sided at the coffee urn and Mrs, Clyde Lewis cut the cake. Assist ing with the serving was Mrs. Ed win Strom and Mrs. Clarence Becker was in charge of the guest book. The couple were married March 20, 1907, at Woonsockct, South Da kota. They have three daughters, Mrs. George Huffman of Lyons, Mrs. Edwin Strom of Superior, Mont., and Mrs. Clarence Decker of Eugene. There arc seven grand children and nine grcat-grand- ciuldrcn. Those coming from a distance to congratulate Mr. and Mrs. Hub bard were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meyers and daughter of Steven son, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Syring and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Johnson and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Bcnnie Johnson and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Houmes, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Paul!, all of Eugene; Mr. and Frs. Frank Kinsman of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Houmes of Alpena, S.D.; Mr. and Mrs. George B. Laverty and children of New port; Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Titus of Seattle, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Titus, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Julian of Scio, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crook, Mrs. Eva Crook of Mehama. Mr. Noxon Speaker MONMuUTH (Spccial)-Charles J. Noxon of the department of so cial science nt Oregon College of Education was guest speaker at the meeting of the Civic Club last week. The guest day meeting was in the college library lounge with 75 persons present. Uluos repre sented were Dallas Woman's club, Independence W o m a n's, Mon mouth Woman's Oak Grove Gar deners, Oak Grove Woman's Club, Perrydalc Goodwill Club, and Rickrcall Ladies Aid. Mr. Noxon spoke on "Jerusalem as I Saw It." Mrs. Ivy Thomas of Independence, a guest at the meeting, had been on the trip which was a planned tour conducted by Mr. Noxon. Mrs. Robert Duncan of Inde pendence sang, accompanied by Mrs. Lora' Butler of Independ ence. Mrs. Nell Wood poured during the refreshment hour. . . . . . Plan Flower Show LEBANON (Special) Theme and schedules for the annual flow er show sponsored by the Straw berry Fair board will be planned early April by a committee headed by Mrs. Thomas Dillard of the Lebanon Garden Club. Com mittees from rem Ridge Garden Club of Lacomh and Town and Country Garden Club of Waterloo will assist. Mrs. Alia Anderson, Mrs. Frankie Gray and Mrs. Juanita Anderson of Waterloo, Mrs. Ernest Heath and Mrs. Hugh Clark of Lacomb, and Mrs. Phil Lanning and Mrs. Arthur Hcnrich of Leba non will serve on (he committee. Your Range new RANGE As Little As 295 Per Week Your Old Range It the Down Psymentl 100 smokeless Broils electrically wilh door closed Broils in half the time Controlled heat cooking on top with thermostatic "meal sentry" unit. Mammoth Blended lleat automatic ov en. Choice of colors green, yellow, pink or white. Big Interest July 5, and July 6 to July 13. Pro gram aides will conduct a two week session from June 30" to July 13, at which time they will carry on their own advanced camping program as well as shar ing their skills with the younger Brownies. Sessions for advanced campers will be each week from July 14 through August 24, with the girls living in tepees and doing more outdoor cookery and pioneer crafts, as well as the regular camp program. A special two-week session will be offered July 21 to August 31. The regular camp program will include activities such as horse back riding, swimming, archery, nature lore, outdoor crafts and cooking, hiking, and trail blazing. Mrs. T. A. McMinn of Corvallis who has directed the camp for the last two years again will head the staff. All staffers are trained to work with girls and in outdoor skills. Adviser in Equipment to Visit Scouts Miss Francos Morgan, national Girl Scout adviser for equipment agencies, will be in Salem March 25 and 26, Monday and Tuesday, to visit local Girl Scout equip ment agencies and to confer with local Scout leaders. Tuesday she will meet wilh Mrs. Charles W. Mills, Santiam Coun cil president; Mrs. Arthur Ruff, executive director; Miss Alma Schrocder, public relations chair man: Mrs. Richard A. Rhwlinson, Santiam agency liason member, and Mrs. L. W. Smalley, Albany agency member. In the afternoon she will visit Hie Girl Scout departments at Meier and Frank's - Salem store, Miss Leone McEwcn buyer; Lip-man's-Salcm store, Miss Esther Durdell buyer: and Hamilton's, in Albany, George Phillips, manager. Wards ' ' 21-jewel " ciutomatic zig-zag portable does everything 260 machines do and much more -X ISJ guaranteed till 1977: No dials lo tell 21 magic Jewels gives you thouiandi of different decorative switches automatically. And only Words 545-slore buying power can give you such quality ot this low price. The "2 1 -ewel" sews forward and reverie with one needle or two in one, two, or three colors ot a - - - ONLY $5 DOWN ON TERMS come in or call Wards today for a free demonstration Tells Troth Miss Dolores Ann Schultz, above, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Schultz of Silver ton, recently announced her en gagement to Francis Eugene Etzcl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Etzel of Sublimity. (Jes-ten-Miller studio picture) Shower Given Honoring Mrs. William Meier, a shower and parly were given Wed nesday night by Miss Eunice Pcck enpaugh and Miss Paula Bangs at the H. . Pockcnpaugh home. Twenty-six guests were invited. A dessert was served, and the decor featured the pink and blue colors. Announce Engagement WEBFOOT (Special) - Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wnlruff of Portland arc announcing the engagement of I lioir daughter, Miss Sharon Wnl ruff, to Melvin Lehman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lehman of Daylon. Miss Wnlruff is a fresh man at Oregon State College. Mel vin is a senior in the Naval Re serve Officers Training Corps and will graduate June 3. They plan to be married early in June. ALE - - Stylish, luggage-type blue and white carrying case sturdy, attractive. Visitors Are Feted Visitors in the capital arc Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R. Matthews of Kansas City, Mo. They are visit ing a number of relatives atld friends here, and are staying at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Harold M. dinger. Dr. Olinger is a nephew of Mr. Matthews. Last evening Ihc dingers enter tained at dinner for the visitors. This evening, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Perry are entertaining at dinner for then, and on Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Smith arc entertaining for them. The visitors will be here until Sunday. LIVE Y'crs Club 6f the YWCA has planned a theater party forPortland at 6:45. THIS WEEK END m crooit" At LLLEN CANDALARIA STORE 141 ALICE AVE. ON ROSEBUSHES AND FERTILIZERS L a ' 159.95 the same lime. 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