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Capital,
Edited by MARIAN
Zonta Installs; Chairmen
Of Comm i ttees Announced
r Chairmen of committees for the
new year were announced for
Salem Club of Zonta International
Thursday night by the president,
Mrs. Tom Wolgamolt.
The appointments followed in
stallation of new officers. Dr.
Helen Pearcc, past Zonta Interna
tional president, officiated at the
Installation event, assisted by Mrs.
Kenneth Hamilton. The officers
include: Mrs. Wolgamolt, presi
dent; Mrs. Everett Poe, lirst vice
president; Dr. Marlon Morangc,
second vice president; Miss Betty
Simmons, secretary; Miss Maria
Dare, treasurer; Mrs. I. N. Ba
con, Mrs. E. E. Woottcn, Miss
June Emerson, Mrs. James W.
Tindall, directors.
The ceremony of "building the
Zonta bouquet," in conjunction
with Installation, was conducted
by Miss Genevieve Morgan and
Mrs. Karl Beckc.
Initiation service was conducted
for Miss Ermina Fisher, Mrs. Ma
bel Clock in charge.
Woman's Club of
JEFFERSON (Special) Mem
bers nominated to office at this
week's meeting of the Jefferson
Woman's Club were elected on an
unanimous ballot. They arc: presi
dent, Mrs. Walter Kropp; vice
president, Mrs. Irving Miller;
secretary treasurer, Mrs. Marvin
Hutchings; assistant secretary
treasurer, Mrs. Albert Powell;
historian, Miss Marguerite Looney.
The club voted to have the meeting
date changed from the second
Wednesday of the month to the
fourth. A contribution was made
to tile cancer fund.
: Mrs. E. C. Fisher of Albany,
guest speaker, reviewed prlma
donna Nellie Melba's autobiogra
phy, "Melodies and Memories."
Naomi Chapter Selects Committees
DALLAS (Special) Mrs. F. S.
Klauss, worthy matron, and Lynn
McCullcy, worthy patron, of Naomi
Chapter, Order of Eastern Star,
conducted their first meeting since
their Installation last week,
i Introduced, and escorted were
Mrs. J. Paul Bollman, grand
chaplain of the grand chapter of
Oregon, from Naomi Chapter; Mrs.
R. S. Krcason and Arthur Woods,
junior past matron and patron of
Naomi Chanter.
October 30 was announced as
Group Entertained
' Epsllon chapter of Alpha Delta
Kappa was entertained this week
at the home ot Mrs. ucssie ror
sythe, Mrs. Lyle Suittcr assisting.
Mrs. Vcrn Suko presiaca.
Plans were made for the stale
convention in Portland on May 11
and for the national convention in
August at Kansas City. The norm.
Dating committee made its report,
i Mrs. Erscl Mundinger was
named president and will bo In
stalled with the staff of officers in
May.
PLE and F Club met Wednes
day evening at the home of Mrs,
George Thomas, with Mrs. Thomas
Itomaine and Mrs. Clara J. Nor
ton as co-hoslcsscs.
In the absence of the president,
Mrs. 0. C. Harris, secretary, pre
sided. The resignation of Mrs.
II. II. Gatts as treasurer was ac
cepted and Mrs. It. P. Grobe was
named as her successor.
Cards were played following tho
business meeting with prizes Roing
to Mrs. Lennie Irvine, Mrs. Harris,
Mrs. Scott Ebright, Mrs. Gatts,
Mrs. Ora McKcnzio.
The cluh will meet next on April
24 with Mrs. Leon L. Hansen.
MR. AND MRS. Leonard lllxson
left this week for an extended visit
In Nashville, Tcnn. Mrs. Hixson
was born in Nashville and this Is
her first visit to her former home
city in 41 years. The couple will
visit family members there and
will stop in other southern states
on their return trip to Oregon.
FROM Medford comes news of
the birth of a son. Thursday, April
11, to Mr. and Mrs. James B.
Shaw (Jane Carson). Also wel
coming the baby is a sister, Susan.
Grandparents are Mrs. John II.
Carson of Salem and Mr. and Mrs.
Bricc Shaw of Aberdeen, Wash.
Mrs. Carson plans to go to Med
ford after Easter to see the new
grandson.
Today's Menu
SUNDAY NIGHT SUPPER
Using two kinds of split pens
gives this soup good color.
New Split Pea Soup
Crisp Toast Salad
Fruit and Cheese Reverage
NEW SPLIT PEA SOUP
Ingredients: l'i cups quick
cooking green split peas, 'i cup
quick-cooking yellow split peas. 1
ham bone iwilh just a little meat
left on), chicken gizzard and heart
plus wing tips, 1 medium sized on
ion (sliced), 1 cup chopped celery
rib and leaves, 2 quarts water, 't
teaspoon peppercorns, 2 whole
cloves, 2 whole allspice, 1 bay
leaf, salt, ground pepper.
Method: Wash split peas and
drain; put In soup kettle with ham
bone, chicken, onion, celery, wa
ter, peppercorns, cloves, allspice
and bay leaf. Bring to a gentle
boil; simmer l'i hours. Remove
ham bono and chicken pieces;
press the rest through a strainer,
jtchcat, adding salt and pepper to
taste. If soup is ton thin, simmer
tn reduce; if too thick, add a little i
lock. Soup usually thickens if e- j
Women
LOWRY FISCHER
The new chairmen announced
by Mrs. Wolgamott are;
Attendance: Mrs. Phil Brown-
ell, Mrs. J. Edgar Purdy.
Fellowship: Mrs. Alice LcSoine.
Finance: Mrs. W. G. Staccy.
Intercity: Mrs. L. E. Showers,
Miss Anna Peters.
Membership: Mrs. Harry W.
Scott.
Program: Mrs. Everett Poe.
Public information: Miss Jose
phine Evans.
Public affairs and status of
women: Mrs. C. W. Slacey.
International relations: Dr. Mar
ion Morange.
Bulletin: Mrs. Kenneth Hamil
ton. Service: Mrs. J. M. Lamb.
Directory: Mrs. William E.
Smith.
Hostesses for the meeting were
Mrs. J. M. Lamb, Mrs. H. W.
Winkler and Mrs. John B. Schmidt,
the group entertaining at the home
of Mrs. Lamb's son-in-law and
daughter, the Warren Doolitllcs.
Jefferson Elects
Mrs. Leonard McCaw sang, with
Mrs. Gilbert Looney as accompan
ist. Following their annual custom,
members of the Talbot Woman's
Club were invited as special
guests to the luncheon. They in
cluded Mrs. John Zchncr, Mrs.
Jake Gilmour, Mrs. Nelson Gil
mour, Mrs. Gilbert Belknap, Mrs.
George Marlatt, Mrs. Leo Wcddle,
Mrs. Henry Turnidgc, Mrs. Gale
Gilmour, Mrs. Ernest Freeman,
Mrs. Albert Cole and Mrs. Bertha
Bursell. ,
Jefferson club hostesses were
Mrs. Paul Smith, Mrs. Henry
Thiessen, Mrs. Guy Aupporle, Mrs.
Walter Kropp, Mrs. C. J. Thurston.
the evening for school of instruc
tion for the chapter and Mrs. Daisy
Thomson ot Hood River, grand
conductress, will conduct the meet
ing, i
Mrs. Floyd Spooncr announced,
as project chairman, a rummage
sale in the near future to raise
money for the carpet fund.
Mrs. Klauss announced that the
year books were dedicated this
year to fifty-year members of
Naomi chapter. They arc Mrs.
Oscar Haytcr, Mrs. Conrad Staf-
rin, Mrs. Grace Patterson, Mrs.
Nan Richmond. Mrs. Kflie Mac
Cuish, Wilson Webb, C. L. Starr
and Mrs. Bollman.
Committees announced for the
coming term nro: Decorating. Mrs.
George Kurro and Mrs. Louise
Minty; dining room, Mrs. Everett
Trent; examining and instruction,
George Kurrc, Clifford Jones, and
Mrs. Walter Muir; hospitality, past
matrons ana courtesy girls: pub
licity, Mrs. Earle Richardson; spe
cial projects. Mrs. Spooncr. Mrs.
Arthur Woods, Mrs. Paul Johnson,
Mrs. Lucille Roosa, and Mrs.
Maurico Dnlton; finance, Clurk
Learner,. Waller Muir and Mrs.
E. B. Hamilton: telephone. Mrs.
Del Reincmcr, Mrs. James Hoover;
visiting and cheer, Mrs. Spooncr,
Mrs. Albert Burclbach: Rainbow
advisory board, Charles Cochrane,
Mrs. Edna McCleary, Mrs. W. J.
Page, Mrs. Merrltl Hart, Hollis
Smith, Arthur Woods, Airs. Walter
Steele. Mother adviser is Mrs.
H. M. Wait and associate mother
adviser, Mrs. Robert Klecman. ...
Decorations In the chapter rooms
were daffodils, red carnations and
Oregon grope. Hostesses for the
evening were Mrs. W. J. Jackson,
chairman: Mrs. R. I. Van Den
Bosch, Miss Dnrotha Young, Mrs.
James Hoover, Mrs. Frieda Burgey
and Mr. Jackson.
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Tells Trnlh Miss Norma Lau
rie Love, above, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Orval C. Love, Turner,
has announced her engagement
to A 3c Junior Leon Curelon.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cure,
ton of West Stavton.
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Chapter
Lists New
Officers
New officers were elected this
week at the meeting of Beta Sig.
ma Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Al
pha sorority.
Miss I d o n n a Shimanek was
named president and serving with
her will be Mrs. Ray Peerenboom
vice president; Mrs. A. C. Dickin
son, corresponding secretary; Mrs
Richard Schacfcr, recording sec
retary; Mrs. Gerald Test, treas
urer. The installation event will
take place in May.
The meeting this week was at
the home or Mrs. Schaefer with
Mrs. John St. John, Mrs. John
Howscr and Mrs. John Cook as
co-hostcsses.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Chapters List News
Chapters of Beta Sigma Phi,
non-academic sorority, are report
ing meetings of the week.
Alpha Psl Chapter
Mrs. Charles R. Shaw was
named "member of the year" by
Alpha Psi chapter, when t h e
group met this week at the home
of Mrs. Frank Marshall.
New officers, headed by Mrs.
Marvin McClain as president, were
installed, Mrs. Lee Thomas,' past
president, conducting the installa
tion. The group made plans for its
cancer campaign doll." discussed
by-laws and made plans for favors
to be given at convention time. Re
freshments were served following
me meeting, ine next meeting in
two weeks will be at the home
of Mrs. Howard Post.
Eta Chapter News -
hla chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
met Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. John Jacobs. A
"white elephant" sale was con
ducted to finance the annual
formal dinner dance to be on May
25 at Randall's Chuck Wagon.
Selection of "girl of the year" will
be announced at the dance follow
ing the election at the April 24
meeting.
Tho formal ritual of fewels will
be Wednesday, April 17 at the
Mayflower Hall.
The traditional Mother's Tlnv
breakfast is scheduled for May 12
at the Golden Pheasant.
Mrs. John Hutto and Mrs. .lamp.
Nolnnd presented colored slides in
illustrating their program entitled
natures Landscape." Bcfresh.
mcnts for tho evenine were nrn.
vided by .Mrs. Fabian Nelson and
miss ueioris Joy.
Jefferson Club Sets
Evening Style Show
JEFFERSON (Sneeinl) T h
eagerly awaited style show, spon-
emeu uy me ,ie crson Wnman'a
Club, which will be given Wednes
day, April 17. at II n.m.. in lh Hloh
School Gymnasium was discussed
at Wednesday's club meeting.
Meier & Frank's-Salcm fashions
ann moaeis will be presented.
Mrs. Hal Reeves will have
cnargc oi tne refreshments. Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Proctor. Mary
Martha McNallie and Terry Bailes
are among tnose who have been
asked to contribute additional local
talent.
" All proceeds are to be used for
the Jefterson Public Library.
AURORA (Sneclnl) New nf.
ficers. or Ihc Aurora Woman's
club are. Mrs. Willis Yodcr, re
elected president; Mrs. Ming Kce
and Mrs. Belle Snvder. first and
second vice presidents; Mrs. 0. W.
Linaquist, treasurer: Mrs. Rav
Yergcn, corresponding secretary:
Mrs. F. M. Ferguson, financial
secretary; and Mrs. Albert Ehlen,
recording secretary.
i nose wishing to go to the
Marlon County convention, April
30 at Salem are requested lo con
tact Mrs. Yoder at Canbv 3921.
The next regular meeling of the
Aurora ciud will be on Wednesday,
May 1.
JEFFERSON (Special) The
Talbot Woman's Club will meet
at Iho home of Mrs. Dclmer Da
vidson April 24. Mrs. Sarah Loflis
will be co-hoslcss, Roll call will
bo answered by giving tips on
gardening. There will be a plant
excuangc and a special feature.
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Wed at Lebanon Married recently at Lebanon were Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Marcus Schmele (Hazel Patricia Bowman), above. She
is the daughter of Walter Bowman and the bridegroom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Schmele, all of Lebanon. (Eggcn
photo, Lebanon)
all ,;CW
' Wed 50 Years Mr. and Mrs. Walter Olmstead, above, observed
their golden wedding recently at a reception in Mill City. .
David Loewens Feted on
DALLAS (Special) Mr. and
Mrs. David Loewcn were honored
recently with an open house in
observance of their golden wedding
anniversary. Their five children
and their families were the hosls
with around 125 friends and rela
tives calling during the afternoon.
Baskets of daffodils, forsvlliin
and flowering plum were arranged
about the rooms. The buffet table
featured a low arrangement of
camellias flanked with golden
tapers. A table in the living room
held the decorated wedding cake
and beside it was the wedding
picture and several of the wedding
gifts of Mr. and Mrs. Loewcn.
Jimmy and Phyllis Loewcn,
grandchildren of the honorees,
passed Ihc guest book, Mrs. Her
man Reddig served the coffee, and
Mrs. Fred Reddig was in charge
of the punch bowl. Sons of the
honored couple served the cake
with other members of the family
assisting about the rooms.
Mr. and Mrs. Loewen were
married at Hillsboro, Kansas.
March 29, 1907, and lived there
until 1930. They moved to Texas
and were there until coming to
Dallas in 1934. He was a farmer
all his life until his retirement.
-APRIL 13
of the Week
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
50th Anniversary
The Rev. David Wiens was in
charge of the short religious serv
ice for all the members of the
family preceding the open house.
All of the Loewen's children were
present for the affair. They are
Mr, and Mrs. Abe Voth, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Loewen, Lester Loe
wen, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Loewen, and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Loewcn. There are nine grandchil
dren. Guests from out of town included
Mrs. Loewen's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred J.
Reddig of San Jose, Calif.: Mr.
and Mrs. Mervin Loewen and son
f
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West Salem
Club Lists
Officers
West Salem Woman's Club elect
ed officers for the new year Thurs
day evening at its meeting at the
West Salem City Hall.
Named were Mrs. Wayne A.
Bradford, president; Mrs. Sam
Emery, vice president; Mrs.
Charles L. Wigle, recording secre
tary; Mrs. Kenneth E. Hendricks,
corresponding secretary; and Mrs.
E. D. Effenberger, treasurer.
Much interest was manifest in
the talk and demonstration of flow
er arrangements given by Don
Johnson and Mrs. Alma Jarvis
during the social portion of the
evening's program.
Hostesses were Mrs. George J.
Brunelle, chairman; Mrs. Hend
ricks, Mrs. Leonard Cross and
Mrs. J. R. Taggart. '
,
Talk on Africa Given
SILVERTON (Special) - Miss
Dorathca Steusloff of Salem was
received with interest in her talk
to the members of the Silverton
Woman's Club this week lat the
Trinity Lutheran Church. Her sis
ter, Mrs. G. F. Chambers, and
Mrs. Caroline Townsend and Mrs.
R. E. Kleinsorge were special
guests.
Miss Steusloff's talk was on
"From Cairo to Capetown," giv
ing highlights of her travels in
Africa.
Tea hostesses included Mrs.
Emma Coberly, Mrs. George
Hubbs, Mrs. Floyd Fox and Mrs.
R. R. Main.
Mrs. Hubbs reported on the third
district meeting at MacLaren
School for Boys at Woodburn, when
others from Silverton attending
were Mrs. Earl Dcdrick, Mrs.
R. R. Main and Mrs. George
Christenson.
Anniversary Observed
SILVERTON (Special) The
59th anniversary of Ramona Chap
ter, Order of Eastern Star, was
celebrated this week with a no
host dinner preceding the meeting.
Entertainment included rectitations
and musical numbers by the chil
dren of members.
The birthday cake was cut by
Mrs. George Hubbs and Mrs. F. E.
Sylvester gave an account of the
history of the chapter.
Committees for the evening
were: Program, Mrs. Wayne
Weeks and Mrs. Murl Anderson;
kitchen, Mrs. Norman Nyhus and
Mrs. Homer Rand; coffee, Ben
Sprick; dining room, Mrs. Rex Mc
Curdy, Mrs. Steve Enloe, Miss
Marbeth Bollinger, Mrs. Kennetn
Trimble and Mrs. Ben Eckley.
WEST STAYTON (Special)
The West Stayton Community Club
met at the West Stayton School
last week. A program was given
bv the pupils of the first five
grades, and their teachers, Mrs.
Lois Barnick, Mrs. Mabel Jensen,
Mrs. Vernie Cork and Mrs. Clara
Amundsen, played the piano for
the program. A short business
meeting followed. Refreshments
were served in the school cafe
teria.
WEST STAYTON (Special A
pre-school mothers' tea will be
given in the school catcteria Mon-
day, April 15. The tea is for
mothers who have children start
ing to school next year. There will
be a sneaker to discuss the things
they should know before their chil
dren start school.
of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
Penner, Portland; Mr. and sirs.
Charles Klassen and Mr. and Mrs.
D. M. Nickel all of Salem; and
Mr. Loewen's brother, Herman C.
Loewcn, Newton, Kansas.
Our Business
occ a
Miss Webb
Tells Betrothal
Announcement is made by Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Webb of the
engagement of their daughter,
Miss Carolyn Webb, to Frank
Woelk, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Woelk.
No date is Set for the wedding.
Both young people are gradu
ates of Salem schools. The bride
elect is employed at Meier &
Frank's-Salem and Mr. Webb is
wtih the Navy, stationed in Salem.
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Sojourners
Election
On Thursday
Mrs. M. A. Titus was named
president for the new term in
Sojourners club when the group
met and elected Thursday after
noon. She succeeds Mrs. A. L.
Leonaitis in the office. The meet
ing was at Salem Woman's club
house.
Other officers named include:
Mrs. Harold Parsons, vice-president;
Mrs. Edmond Watson, sec
retary; Mrs. Kelly Peters, treas
urer. Installation will be on April
25.
The dessert tables featured
Easter in decorations with nests
of eggs and miniature chickens.
Daffodils, forsythia and other
blooms decorated the rooms.
Mrs. Ted Baker and Mrs. Her
man Poulin Were welcomed as
new members. Mrs. Olvar Severn
was a second-time visitor. Mrs.
Harold Parsons won the special
prize and prizes at bridge went
to Mrs. Parsons, Mrs. Don Hanna,
Mrs. Charles Livingston and Mrs.
E. H. Cowan. Mrs. V. C. Fletch
er was chairman for the day, as
sisting hostesses being Mrs. R.
H. Vincent, Mrs. B. A. Stewart,
Mrs. F. A. Lund, Mrs. Harold
Proctor. n
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New Corps
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Announced
New officers were named at the
meeting of the Willamette Valley
Chapter of B'nai B'rith Women,
No. 136. at Temple Beth Sholom
this week. Mrs. Louis Epstein will
head the group as president.
Other officers chosen were Mrs.
Jerry Blum, first vice president;
Mrs. David Flaks. second vice
president; Mrs. Les Burke, treas
urer; Mrs. Daniel Gassner, re
cording secretary; Mrs. Fan Sam
uels, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Alex Cohen, sentinel; Mrs.
Abraham Volchok, guard; Mrs.
Sam Muchnick, Mrs. Robert Gold
en, Mrs. Philip Steinbock. trust
ees; Mrs. Sydney P. Levene, coun
selor.
The retiring president, Mrs. Le
vene, announced a gift of vocation
guidance equipment for North Sa
lem High School.,
Members of the B'nai B'rith
joined the women for the program
at wnicn unanes A. Sprague. for
mer governor and publisher of the
Oregon Statesman, spoke on "The
United States Stand in World Af
fairs," stressing the purpose of
this country to lend a helping hand
to nations around the world and
not as a basis for colonization.
Mrs. David Flaks and Mrs. San
dy Cowan, were hostesses for the
evening.
.
Shower Given
At the meeting of Accent Chap
ter, Cosmopolitan Associates, Inc.,
Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. Edward J. Hallinan, a show
er was given for Mrs. James Hol
ferd, member of the group. A spe
cial, guest was Mrs. Royl Holferd.
Next meeling of the group on
May 9 will be at the home of Mrs.
Ralph Whisman in Corvallis, with
Mrs. Loren Hicks of Turner as as
sistant hostess.
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Friday, April 12, 1957
Regional Contest
Interest to Club
Plans for participation in the re
gional meeting and speech contest
of Toastmistress clubs in Eugcna
.May 4 and 5 were made by Che
meketa Toastmistress i-iud at its
dinner meeting at the Golden
Pheasant, Thursday evening. Both
clubs in Salem will assist in tha
regional meeting and will handle
decorating of convention rooms.
The region includes the northwest '
states and British Columbia.
Special guests at the dinner,!
were Mrs. Dalvina Robinson of In
dependence, Miss Jean Lowman,
Mrs. Faye Baulaz and. Miss Doris
Lipshutz. Welcomed as a new
member was Mrs. William Harris.
Speakers were Mrs. James Hart
ley, Miss Constance Weinman and
Mrs. Louis Neuman. During tha
impromptu portion of the program,.
Miss Caroline Matter, as table ,
topics mistress, assigned such
titles as "Wait Until You See the ,
Whites of Their Eyes" and "All
That Glistens Is Not Gold" as dis
cussion subjects.
Toastmistress was Mrs. Elmer
Rue and evaluator. Dr. Eleanor
Gutman. Mrs. R. H. Vincent was
hostess for the evening.
Mrs. Casteel Elected
AMITY (Special)-Mrs. Orville
Kurtz was hostess recently to
members of the Valley Woman'i
Club. Election Of officers was con-.
ducted with Mrs. Iril Casteelk re-,
tiring president, in charge.
The newly-elected president ii
Mrs. Joe Panek, to be assisted
by Mrs. Walter Nelson, vice presi
dent, and Mrs. Beulah Dickinson,
secretary and treasurer. Installa-
tion of the officers-elect will take ,
place at the annual Valley Worn--an's
Club dinner on May 2, at
the Oriental Gardens in McMinn
villc. .. -i
. Plans were discussed for the
club sponsored kitchen unit, soon
to be under construction in the
City Park.
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