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Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, April 9, 1957 Elaborate Ceremony Marks installation for Group i . "- auecia Urc r r..:i " . coLS ? i.'-M R.&M ear. the installing o icors we"! iT, " M "icer pr-,m Mrs. Paul Johnson i iZ ! ' 1"" A1 Iran, m Si es' '"stalling pa- ,. uucts ""'oduced and seated in Section.! Page 7 Kuiter and Mrs. Mrs. Johnson n. VI? Ul!lr.lt Leam. '"Stall- ici i . wrs- Arthur Woods, Paul Bollman. installing marshal. All are past matrons and patrons of 'Naomi chapter. Installing musi cian was Mrs. Lee Miller Extending a welcome lo the large group of guests were Mrs. . !. Kreason and Arthur Woods, retiring worthy matron and patron of Naomi chapter. The new officers installed me kast were Mrs. Bollman, grand chaplain of the grand chap ter of Oregon; Mrs. Dorothy Gowen, grand representative to Delaware in Oregon; Mrs. Bertha Charlton, grand representative to New Jersey in Oregon; and worthy matrons and patrons, Mrs. Bessie cawaras. saiem chapter, Salem Mrs. Ruth Hilterbrand and Albert Koch, Adah Chapter, Independe ence; Mrs. Clarence Field, Trinity mayivr, aaiem; Mrs. Edna Hutch- cnapier, Lorvallis; Mr. and Mrs. i-ynn i cciiht umrik., ... l.rs. Everett Trent, associate ma tron; Everett Trent, associate pa tron; Mrs. A. J. Cleveland, secre tary; Mrs. Orren n 1 1 i . treasurer; Mrs. Earle Richardson! uut . Oarrick, Acacia chapter, siayton; George Henderon, Pa- cinc cliapter, Toledo. During a brief recess Mrs. Miller presented a musical interlude. conductress: Mrs i n,7,.: "' i K. Jy ., . . muslcal associate mnrfiM t JV ' l'aI,alellmers ,or tne ceremony , S conductress; Mrs. Lynn were Judy Klauss and Jimmy Ynun r , ' ? SS i1?'"3 coming worthy matron. Vau"hn ISS';MrS-.Eidri Entertainment during the eve mascnofsky, Ruth; Mrs. Rex Maritvn finprt7on nnH Mice rMi T?norc tvn.... .. ' i . -".""". uui-iui-n anu C iiX.1 !'T""1.D! accompanied by George inompson; solo by Miss Jay Ann nion, Martha: Mrs. Klmn Rn. nett, Electa; Mrs. Walter Steele, warder and Floyd Spooncr, sentinel. ' Others introduced were courtesy officers, Mrs. Albert Burelbach, DUSTING DISCOVERY! A I PATBNTD I DUST C10TH om, 69c ! ' r7n Grooms, niece of Mrs. Klauss, Miss Mary Ellen McCleary, ac companist. In her greeting, Mrs. Klauss thanked the group for work done by the installing officers and told that her theme for the year is friendship and her motto "Always Faithful." The color she chose (or her year is red symbolized by the red rose. Following her speech members of her family present were introduced. They were her husband. Fritz; Mr. and Mrs. La Moin Klauss and family of Slay ton, her son and daughcr-in-iaw; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rilettc and son of Oswego, her son-in-law and Show Extended Day The books and antiques show, sponsored by Salem Woman's club, has been extended a day, the event to be open Wednesday also, at the club house. The show will be between 12 noon and 9 p.m. Mrs. Ralph DaMetz is chairman, JEFFERSON (Special) Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wright are visiting at the Portland home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Harold Wright. On Sunday, April 14, the elder Wrights will be hon ored on the occasion of their respective April and May birth days by a family dinner at the Portland home of another son, Lee Wright. JEFFERSON (Special) At the Jefferson Woman's Club, Wednes day April 10, "guest day" will be observed with members of the Tal bot Woman's Club invited as guests. Hostesses are Mrs. Paul Smith, Mrs. Henry Thiessen, Mrs. Guy Aupperle, Mrs. Walter Kropp, and Mrs. C. J. Thurston. WOODBURN (Special) Chap ter J of the P.E.O. Sisterhood will meet in regular session Thursday, April 11, at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ernest Handy. Mrs. John Carson will present "Five Minutes With the Record" and Mrs. James Lamb will conduct the program on "Egypt and the Suez Canal." FURNACE. ..USING tOW COST Callus nou Jot Jull Information. XOSSOE NATURAL GAS FURNACES AND CONVERSION BURNERS FREE ESTMATES Dolls Theme for Firemen's Dance DALLAS (Special) Dance of the Dolls is the theme of the Dallas Volunteer Fire department's bene fit dance scheduled for Saturday evening April 13 from 9:30 to 12 m the Dallas armory. Lyle Glazier and his orchestra will furnish the music and enter tainment by Linda Norton and Her Music will be presented during intermission. Special prizes of dolls will be awarded during the evening. On the committees are Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shumacher, co-chairmen Mr. Shumacher and Marvin Wied- eman, music and entertainment: Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wall and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Houck, re freshments: Mrs. Harold Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Fredricks, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Daniels, decoration: Mr. and Mrs. Luther Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thompson, check stand; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Houck, tickets; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tallon, Glen Wick, prizes; Mr. daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Grooms and Jay Ann, her brother and sister-in-law; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Charbonneaux, Salem, a brother-in-law and sister; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Savage and family of Siayton, another brother-in-law and sister; Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Grooms of Canyonville, another brother and sister-in-law. The newly installed worthy pa tron, Lynn McCulley, thanked the officers, also introduced his fam ily, his wile Mary and son andThe Van Armitage band furnished JEFFERSON (Speciall Miss Patricia Nyman of Jefferson is the new house manager for the Oregon State College chapter of Delta Gamma sorority. She is a sophomore at the college, JEFFERSON (Special) Those attending the installation of new officers of the Order of Eastern Star, Cedar chapter at Scio, were Mrs. Helen Caywood, new Worthy Matron of Euclid Chapter; Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Davidson, Mrs. Jene Dimick, Mrs. Miriam Lent, Mrs. Edith Wall, Mrs. Helen Sitton, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Borst, Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Wright, Mrs. Joy Kelly and Mrs. Tim Kelly. MOLALLA -(Special) With Stairway to the Stars as the theme, the annual Junior-Senior prom Friday evening at the high school was a colorful affair with Judy Miettuncn, Jim Maben and Carol Polack planning decorations Ly in 1CQMMHKWL It. - daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCulley. Gifts Presented Mrs. Trent presented Mrs. Klauss a gift on behalf of her officers and her son presented her with a gavel from her family. Mrs. Kreason was presented her past matron's jewel by Mrs. Boil man and Arthur Woods accepted his gitt from Clifford Jones. The newly installed worthy ma tron and patron were conducted to the altar where they signed the Bihle. Introduced following the cere monies were Charles Cochrane, master of Jennings lodge AF&AM; Miss Nancy Klcenian, worthy ad viser of Naomi assembly, Order of Rainbow for Girls; Miss Merlea LcFors, grand representa tive 'to Louisiana in Oregon for Rainbow; Mrs. H. M. Wait, moth er adviser and Mrs. Robert Klee man, assistant mother adviser of Rainbow. In charge of the guest book was Miss Jay Ann Grooms and usher ing were hostesses Miss Jocile Grimes and Miss Kleeman. Pre senting the programs were Mrs. Rilette and Mrs. Klauss. The chapter room was decorated in gold and red with a large red fan in the East and a large basket of daffodils, red carnations and Oregon grape holly. At the other stations were red candles with large gold bows in wrought iron holders and bouquets of the daf fodils, carnations and Oregon grape. Large fans of gold and red marked the officers' chairs. During the .tea hour Mrs. Clar ence Smith and Mrs. Floyd Spooner poured at the beautiful table covered with a lace cloth and centered with an arrangement of greenery and spring flowers and lighted tapers. Naomi assembly Rainbow girls assisted with the serving of the guests. music. A anquet, under super vision of Georgia Ferguson, was served in the school cafeteria, with the prom dancing starting at 8:30 p.m. WOODBURN (Special) New officers of the Woodburn Rural Woman's club will be elected at the regular meeting Thursday, April 11, at the library club rooms. The meeting begins with a no-host luncheon at noon. The committee in charge includes Mrs. Jay Walker, Mrs. Henry Steffen, Mrs. John Dickson, Mrs. Marlin Ham mond and Mrs. E. C. Peyton. Members will also conduct a plant exchange. Albanians to Moscow MOSCOW WVAn Albanian gov ernment and Communist Party delegation arrived in Odessa Tues day en route to Moscow for talks on Soviet-Albanian economic and ideological relations. v LOST AND FOUND PHILADELPHIA HI Actress Jeanne Wood picked a pair of two-tone eye glasses from the lost and found department of the Abbey Playhouse to use for her role as the lead in "Claudia," After the third performance, a young lady asked an usher whether a pair of glasses "just like the ones 'Claudia' wears" had been found at the Playhouse. "Claudia" got some new glasses. Stops Heart Gas 3 Times Faster Ctrttflid laboratory titli provt IELUANS lobltli niutrotlio 1 tlmti at much itomach oddity In ont mlnutt at many Itadlng digtilivt tabUtf. Cot IEU-AN! today for Iht faitotl known roliol. ... in nalu ral surroundings hills..." "I lift up mine eyes unto the The snow-capped peoks of the Cas cade range and the verdant, rolling hills of the Coast range, rising on either side irom the lush abundance of the Willamette valley, provide an inspiring setting for the simple, dig nified form of Mt. Crest Abbey. The grounds around the Abbey, de signed to highlight the natural beauty, are maintoined the year around. It is comforting to know you ond your loved ones, untouched by the rav ages of lime and weather, can have everlasting rest in a setting of rev erent beauty. WHITE OR PHONE FOR OUR FREE INFORMATIVE BOOKLET You or invited 10 vitit Mount Cfttt Ab bty. Plioio phent Solim EM or EM 3-5133 to molt on eppointmtnt lor en Initructi lour. No obligation, of count. Out-of-town ruidenti, pitoi coll collect. Wi on optn itvtn doyi o wetk. WJA CREMATORIUM and MAUSOLEUM vl ; (a Under Direction of So)m Moutoievm and CrtmofOfium, Int. and Mrs. Wes Sherman, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kliever, Dave Mosier, publicity; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bailey, Frank Bouvard, clean-up. The proceeds from the dance will go to the repair of dolls for the Christmas cheer baskets given each year, and the purchase of items for repairable toys, such as tires of tricycles, etc. The repair ing of the toys has become a larger job each year and funds arc needed for the toys. Each member of the fire de partment and auxiliary is helping with the dance and tickets may be obtained from any member of cither organization. Housing Rights Measure Given Committee OK The House State and Federal Affairs Committee put its approval Monday on two measures to fur ther remove discrimination in the sale, rent or lease of housing. Both proposals to broaden civil rights in Oregon were amended extensively. But the sponsors, Reps. 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