Benefit Parties
On next Tuesday's calendar are the benefit J
parties planned by Gamma Phi' Beta alumnae of
Salem, the parties to be at the home of Mrs. Ralph
L.. Boone,. jne at 1:30 o'clock, the evening one at
o'clock. Mrs. George Reese and Mrs. David
McKeowh. are co-chairmen for the affairs.
Proceeds go to the Genevieve Dickey scholar
ship fund maintained by the alumnae, one Icholar
ship given each year to a girl in the Oregon State
Collese chapter, the other to a girl in the Univer
sity of Oregon chapter. Dessert will be served at
each party. Those attending are asked to take their
own cards and scorepads for the bridge games.
Among those reserving tables for the afternoon
party are Mrs. Paul Carbon. .Mrs. Garlen L.
S'mpson. Mrs. William H. Hammond, Mrs. Harold
-M. Olinger, Mrs. Marens Maltby, Mrs. Lester Car
ter. Mrs. Harold fitisick. '
The group reserving tables for the evening af
fair includes: Mrs. Walter A. Barsch. Mrs. Del
wyn Klcen, Mrs. William Collver, Mrs. Eugene
Stunlz, Miss Alice Lehman, Mrs. Richard Nel
son. Mrs. Alton Brannon, Mrs. J. G. Haller, Mrs.
Steven Benson, Mrs. Coburn Grabenhorst, ' Mrs.'
Betty Templeton, Miss Marcia Webb, Mrs. George
Reese, Mrs. David McKeown and Mrs. Ralph L.
rjuone.
Cherry Court, Ojder of Amaranth, is arranging
a hard time party for its social meeting on
Wednesday, April 24, , at 8 p.m., at the Scottish
Rite Temple. Members will invite guests for the
occasion.
The entertainment committee includes Mrs.
Bernice Wilson, chairman, Mr. and Mrs. John C.
Terhune. Mr. and Mrs. Everett D. Crablree. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert E. Nickens, Mr. and Sirs. Carl
E. Guenther. Mr. and Mrs. Gail H. Jones. Mr.
and Mrs. Ace Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle E.
McCauley.
Woman's Society of Christian Service of the
Morningside Community Methodist Church meets
at the church at 8 p.m., Tuesday, April 23, with a
program including the showing of slides from a
recent European trip by Dr.' Marion Morange. of
the French department of Willamette University.
Mrs. Melvin S. Hewitt is in charge of the pro
gram and Mrs. C. W. Stacey will preside over the
worship period. Mrs. G. H. Templeton of Leslie
Methodist Church will be soloist.
Election of officers will be conducted during the
business session.
Hostesses are Mrs. Lcland A. Shinn. Mrs. El
Iton C. Bratton and Mrs. Wesley A. Carr.
The Social Club of Ainsworth Chapter, Order
of Eastern . Star, meets for a 12 nnon luncheon
on Thursday, April 25, at the Masonic Temple.
' Mrs. Frank Brown is chairman of the hostess
committee. Her aides will be Mrs. Louise E. Mill
ler, Mrs. B. D. Payton, Mrs. Charles W. Ronk.
Mrs. Timothy Stivers, Mrs. Jennie E. Madison
and Mrs. Astrid Severin.
Intermission club's April dance is planned for
next Saturday night at Knights of Columbus Hall.
Bill DeSouza's orchestra will play for the dancing.
"April Showers" is the theme for the party.
Co-chairmen for the evening are Mr. and Mrs.
Roger W. Hoy, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert F.
Meier, and on their committee are Mr. and Mrs.
H. L. Beckford, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Elvin, Mr.
and Mrs. 0. W. Halvorson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Healy, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Voves, Mr. and Mrs.
E. A. Weigel, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Youngkin.
The Junior Auxiliary of Salem Unit No. 136,
American Legion Auxiliary, will present the pro
gram for the monthly social meeting of the group
on Thursday, April 25. The meeting has been set
for 7:30 p.m. on this occasion due to the attend
ance of the junior members. '
Mrs. Robert P. Perlich, junior activities chair
man, and Mrs. Donald Rasmussen, child welfare
chairman, are in charge of the program.
Cootietle Club meets for a social evening Fri
day, April 26, at the home of Mrs. Don Stupka,
178 W. Wilson St. Mrs. Roy Carter will assist the
hostess.
Members of Woman's Society of Christian
Service of First Evangelical United Brethren
Church will be guests of Mrs. Fred Scharf, 3540
N. Lancaster Dr., Thursday evening, April 25, at
7:45 o'clock. Special guests will 6c members of
the Clear Lake Evangelical United Brethren
Church society.
Mrs. Warren C. Pahl is program chairman for
the meeting. Miss Dorothy Englebart will show
films on Hawaii taken during her two years'
residence in the Islands.
' The meeting will be the first for the new
officers who are Mrs. John H. Neuswanger. presi
dent: Mrs.- Royal T. Hayes, vice president: Mrs.
L. M. Hines, secretary; Mrs. Landy J. Franz,
treasurer,
' Bethel 43, Job's Daughters, is arranging a fam
ily potluck dinner for its meeting on Monday eve
ning, April 22. at 6 o'clock, at the Scottish Rile
Temple. Miss Kolctte Thomas is chairman for the
evening's program.
Women's Catholic Order of Foresters has
planned a potluck dinner for Wednesday evening.
April 24. at 6:30 o'clock, at the home of Miss
Pearl Bairey. 1440 N. Liberty. Mrs. B. F. Dimelcr
is hostess for the evening.
Royal Neighbors of America Sewing Club
members will be guests of Mrs. John Hcppner,
955 Hood St.. for a salad luncheon Wednesday,
April 24, at 12:30 p.m. Mrs. Opal Hoick and Mrs.
Laverna Fiala will be assistant hostesses.
Easter Setting for Friday Wedding
Calvary Baptist Church was the scene for a
pre-Easter wedding last night when Miss Arlene
Sue Darr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel R.
Darr, was married to Dean Eldon Way, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Way.
Easter lilies and blue and white, baskets of
white stock and snapdragons decorated the church
for the service. Vern Esch was soloist and Gab
Follis played the organ. The Rev. , Berkeley Or
mond read the rites for the couple at 8 o'clock.
The two attendants preceding the bride to the
altar were Miss Erna Darr, a sister, and Miss
Patricia Johnson. They both wore white embossed
organza over heavenly blue taffeta frocks, styled
with fitted bodices, short sleeves, low round neck
lines, and full skirts flaring from beneath blue
taffeta cummerbunds with skirt length .sashes.
Both carried white satin fans with blue carnations
and white streamers.
For her wedding the bride wore a while Chan
tilly lace and tulle dress. It was styled with fitted
bodice, a Queen Anne collar, long sleeves and bouf
fant skirt falling in points front and back with
flounce of nylon tulle. The fingertip veil was held
by a satin pillbox edged in seed pearls and
trimmed with opalescent sequins. The bride car
ried a white lace fan with white orchid, surrounded
by white stephanotis and white ribbon streamers.
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FIRST OF the high school proms marking the spring calendar Is that of Sacred
Heart Academy next Wednesday night, April 24, at the Knights of Columbus Hall.
Democratic Women
A "Legislative Day" for Democratic women is
planned for next Tuesday, April 23, the Jane Jef
ferson Club of Salem to entertain for Jane Jeffer
son groups from over the state.
The group will assemble at the State House in
the morning and will e greeted by Gov. Robert
D. Holmes in his office. The visitors will then at
tend sessions of both houses.
At noon there is to be a luncheon at the Marlon
Hotel, Governor Holmes to talk to the group.
Special guests for the luncheon will be Gover
nor and Mrs. Holmes, Congrcsswoman Edith Green
of Portland, Mrs. Virginia Grant of Portland,
national Democratic commilteewoman from Ore
gon; Labor Commissioner and Mrs. Norman Nil
sen, Attorney General and Mrs. Robert Y. Thorn-
Silver Bell Circle No. 43, Neighbors of Wood
craft, will meet for a regular business session Fri
day evening. April 26, at the Salem Woman's Club
house, at 8 o'clock.
Past presidents, Capital Unit No. 9, American
Legion Auxiliary, will meet at the home of Mrs.
William G. Nothclfcr, 4395 Gardner Road, Thurs
day evening. April 25, at 8 o'clock. The members
will work on flowers for the wheel chair parade
at the Veterans Hospital in Portland, an annual
event of the veterans at Rose Festival time.
A calvpso party for the' Salem Junior Woman's
Club on Monday evening was announced this week
in clever invitations that members received from
the planning committee. The party at the Salem
Woman's Club house calls for costumes in Cuban
style with prizes for game contestants.
Mrs. John Wiles is general chairman for the
event, with Miss Idonna Shimanek as co-chairman.
Decorations are in charge of Mrs. Itnbert
Stevens, the program is being arranged by Mrs.
Richard S. Fry, and refreshments arc being
planned by Mrs. Donald 0. Liudahl, with com
mittee groups assisting each chairrnan.
Salem Toasttnistress Club meets Thursday,
April 25. at 6 p.m.. lor dinner at the Golden Pheas
ant. The club is emphasizing that its meetings are
open to anyone interested in attending the dinner
programs to hear the discussions and talks given
by members or to gain ideas on public speaking.
Miss Amanda Anderson will be -toastmistrcss
for the evening with Miss Maxine Heringer serv
ing as hostess. Dr. Eleanor Gutman as table topics
chairman, and Mrs. Robert D. Morrow as general
evaluatnr.
Speakers will be Mrs. George V. Bcanc. Mrs.
Dorothy Frantz, Miss Caroline Matter and Mrs.
A. J. L'llman.
Mr. Darr gave his daughter in marriage.
Coleen Fox was flower girl and Robert Ram
seyer the ring bearer.
Harry Way was best man for his brother. The
ushers were Elmer Haury, Richard Hacek and
Karl Rohm.
The bride's mother wore a navy blue nylon
dress trimmed in matching salin with navy acces
sories and corsage of pink roses. The bridegroom's
mother wore a medium blue lace over taffeta
dress with lace jacket, white accessories and cor
sage of pink roses.
Guests were invited to the church Fireplace
room for the reception. Miss Patricia Sebastian
cut the cake. Pouring were Mrs. Richard Hughes
and Mrs. Clair Simmons. Assisting were Miss
Helen Way, sister of the bridegroom: Mrs Harry
Way, Mrs. Robert Way, Miss Fedora Way, a
niece of the bridegroom. Easter lilies decorated
the reception room.
The couple left for the northern Oregon beaches,
the bride wearing a princess styled dress of Jap
anese brocaded silk trimmed with black velvet
ribbon: black duster of Italian silk, beige acces
sories and corsage of white orchids.
The newlyweds will be at home at 915 J5outh
13th street.
THEY AWAIT JUNIOR-SENIOR
Set Special. Day
ton, Senate' President and Mrs. Boyd- Overhulse,
Speaker of the House and Mrs. Pat Dooley, State
Representatives Kathcrine Musa and Grace Olivier
Peck and State Senator Jean Lewis.
Mrs. Thomas Scales arid Mrs. Elmer 0. Berg
arc in charge of arrangements for the luncheon.
Serving as hostesses will be Mrs. R. D. Green,
Mrs. George Birrell, Mrs. George Gruchalla,
Mrs. Pat McCarthy, Mrs. Jason Lee, and Mrs.
OscanLindquist; and in charge of decorations will
be Mrs. Reginald Parker, -Mrs. Thomas Batchelor,
Mrs. E. D. Spencer and Mrs. R. Ivan Lovell.
In the afternoon the group will attend the
weekly at home of Mrs. Robert D. Holmes, wife
of the governor, at the Holmes residence oh Al
va r ado Terrace.
Salem members of the American Gold Star
Mothers will attend the state convention of the
group in Albany on Friday and Saturday, April 26
and 27. Sessions will be in the Albany American
Legion Hall.
Mrs. Fred R. Birch, as president, heads the list
of delegates, who are Mrs. Mary A. Champ, Mrs.
Lucy E. Lichty, Mrs. Jake Lappin and Mrs. Helen
Taylor. Alternates attending will he Mrs. Cora
Hutchinson, Mrs. Frank W. Young, Mrs. Glen M.
Larkins and Mrs. Edwin W. Powers.
Other members who will be in Albany for the
meeting are Mrs. George, L. Pro, department cus
todian of records; and Mrs. George Quesscth and
Mrs. Gladys Pinner.
The dinner planned by the Salem group for the
evening of April 25 has been canceled due to the
departmental convention on the weekend.
Three prominent club women of Salem will he
taking in meetings of the Grand Ronde and the
Willamina Woman's Clubs next Thursday.
. Mrs. George Rossman, president of the Oregon
Federation of Women's Clubs, Mrs. John S.
Tyler, Jr., president of Salem Woman's Club, and
Mrs. Harry Sappenficld are the three to attend
the meetings. , 1
MISS DOROTHY STEWART MISS FLO BURGERMEISTER MISS MARJORIE ANN GRANT
THE SPRING season brings a flock of engagement announcements, heralding a summer of weddings.
Miss Dorothy Stewart, left above, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley K. Stewart, Jr., has announced her be
trothal to Ronald A. Anders, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Anders of Sherman Oaks, Calif,
Miss Flo Rurgermeister, center, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Malhew Rurgermelsler, recently told of her engage
ment to Myron Rredahl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tim Rredahl. y
Miss Marjorle Ann Grant, at right shove, is engaged to David Oren Hiilrhisnn. She Is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs, Alfred Grant, and Mr. Hutchison Is son of the Rev. Oren Hutchison of l'ost Falls, Idaho.
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Left to right the girls above are Miss Rosemary Sprang, Miss Dixie Shepherd, Miss
Jackie Docrflcr, Miss Mary Jo O'Brien. The junior class members are hostesses.
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ONHEUR club's April dance is slated for
Friday night, April 26. at Veterans
oreign Wars hall. Dancing will begin .
at 9 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Woclk, Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Mink, Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Jenks, Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Holman, Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Nelson
and Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Stalk are the committee
for the evening.
Golden Age Club will meet Friday, April 26,
at the YWCA at 1:30 p.m. with the kindergarten
Class of Mrs. Kamona Frank presenting the pro
gram. Refreshments will be in charge of Mrs. Winnie
Hammond, Miss Pauline Grane, Mrs. Maggie Hay
ward, Mrs. Maude Harris and Mrs, W, H. Hage
dorn. On May 3 Ihc group will sponsor a "Luncheon is
Served" at the YWCA at 12 noon, preceding the
usual meeting.
Marion Auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars,
will meet Monday evening, April 22, at 8 o'clock,
at the VFW Hall.
Plans lor the annual mothers' tea and for
attendance at the meeting of District 15 of the
organization in Albany, May 19, will be made.
Circles of the Woman's Society of Christian
Service of Jason Lee Methodist Church will meet
next week, as follows:
Helen Kim. with Mrs. Glenn Larkins, 1759
Park Ave, 1:30 p.m. dessert, Wednesday, April 24.
Thoburn, Kirby Room of the church. 12:30 p.m.,
members to provide their own lunches, Monday,
April 22.
Laura Austin, Kindergarten Room of the
church, 1:30 p.m. dessert, Wednesday, April 24.
Anna Leo, Fireplace Room of the church,
1 p.m., Monday, April 22; Mrs. Herbert Itousch
leading devotions.
Members of all circles arc to take their "sugar
bowl" savings to aid in the building of the new
wing at the Salem Methodist Home.
A rummage sale will be sponsored hy Anna
Lee and Thoburn circles on Tuesday and Wednes
day, April 23 and 24, in the Fireplace Room or the
church. Plants, home baked food and codec will
be for sale as well as rummage items.
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School Benefit
Plans to serve 1000 or more persons at their
benefit Swiss steak dinner are being made by
members of the Parents Club of St. Joseph's
School.
The dinner will be on Sunday, April 2B, In. St.
.Joseph's Hall between 12:30 and 5 p.m.
It is to be a family affair, the children Invited
as well as the parents,
A carnival will be given in conjunction with
the dinner, carnival events to include a swing
ride a movie, candy booth, white elephant booth,
plant sale, and a fancy work department.
' Proceeds will go to several school projects,
Including purchase of room encyclopedias, film
strips and projector for the film library, and pav
ing of the playground.
Mrs. John H. Kolb is general chairman for the
dinner with Mrs. Lawrence Kclsh and Mrs. Mor
roll Crary as co-chairman. Ed Godfrey is to be
chief cook. On the carnival committee are Mrs.
Paul Burger, Mrs. Philip M. Hawlcy, Mrs. Cyril
O'Brien, Mrs. Douglas Thompson, Mrs. 3. J.
Ferdcr, Mrs. Yvonne Saulsbury, Mrs. Eva Heiman,
James Mohatt. A large group of committees will
assist the general chairmen.
Post Office Clerks Auxiliary meets Friday eve
ning, April 26, at 8 o'clock, with Mrs. Louis Holt,
1730 Stale SI. Mrs. Kenneth Young will be co-hostess
for the evening.
The objectives and problems of Salem's public
schools will be discussed by Charles Schmidt, su
perintendent of Salem schools, at the meeting of
tho Grant School Mothers and Dads Club Tuesday
evening, April 23, at 7:30 o'clock, at the school.
Three sets of Grant square dancers will provide
the entertainment or the program, Plans for tho
'monthly meeting were made at the meeting of the
executive hoard last Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs,
Don Graves serving as hosts for the session.
Mrs. Leo Brockwny and Mrs. Ray Carlson,
room mothers for Mrs. Dale W. Pierson's filth
grade, will serve refreshments.
The banner and cash prize for greatest parent
representation at the meeting, won last month hy
Mrs. Helen Mel. cod's second grade, will be in
competition again.
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Academy Prom ,
It's Junior Prom time for the high schools. I
Sacred Heart Academy plans its annual Junior. J.
Senior Prom for next Wednesday night, April 24,
in Knights of Columbus Hall. ;
Dancing will be between 9 and 12 o'clock with;
Urs Wolfer's orchestra playing.
Theme of the party is "Two Different Worlds,"
carrying out a fantasy. .
General chairmen for the party are Miss Eliza
beth O'Brien and Miss Susan Van. On their com
mittee are Misses Rosemary Sprong. Dorothy
Tharalson, Louise Schroeder, Dixie Shepherd, Jo
anne Gray, Mary Jo O'Brien and Kathy Fischer.
Patrons will be Mr. and Mrs. John G. O'Brien,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward-Harlman, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle'
Shepherd, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Suing, Mr. and:
Mrs. A. J. Fischer. .
Salem Navy Mothers Club will meet with Mrs. '
W. L. Newton, 368 N. 13th St., Tuesdav evening, "
April 23, at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Clem W. dhlsen will: vi
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Chadwick Assembly, Order of Rainbow for "r:':
Girls, meets for a business session Tuesday evs
ning, April 23, at 7:30 o'clock at the Masonic
Temple.
Salem Chapter of Hadassah will meet next
Tuesday, April 23, at 8 p.m. at Temple Beth Sho- :
lorn. New officers will he nominated and elected,
and plans will be discussed for the conference in
Salem in early May. .
Mrs. John J. Griffith is to entertain for her
bridge club at luncheon and afternoon on Wednes-
day.
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Gaiety Hill Garden club is meeting Monday for
luncheon and afternoon at the home of Mrs., Mer-
rill D. Ohling.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McKay are to entertain
at a family dinner Easter Sunday. With them for .t
the dinner will be their sons-in-law and daughters, , ',',
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hadlcy and children. Eileen, ,
Allan, Bruce and Nancy, and Mr. and Mrs. Lester .
D. Green and children, Danny, Jimmy and Leslie,
Alpha Psi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi'sorority is
to meet Wednesday night at the home of Mrs.
Howard Post. Mrs, James T. Brand is to be guest
speaker.
Salem Rcbekah Lodge No. 1 meets Monday;..:;
evening at the IOOF Hall at 8 o'clock.
Girls of Beta Iota Chapter of Theta Rho will ,
present the program for the senior group on this
occasion.
Pete Phillips, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Phil-,-,,
lips, was initialed this week into Kappa Psi, nation-' -al
pharmaceutical professional honorary fraternity, '
at Oregon State College. With a fellow student,
Barry Sirard of Sacramento, Calif.; he is repre
senting the fraternity at the province convention
In Seattle this weekend.
Scout workers from every neighborhood In Uw -r,v
five-county Santiam Girl Scouts Council will bt
attending the semi-annual council meeting and din
ner, Tuesday evening, April 30, In St. Mary's Hall ''
In Albany,
' The council meeting, open to the interested pub
lic, is being planned by Senior' Scouts. It will ti&'3
ture a candlelight investure ceremony and a lively"'1"
skit, "The Spirit of Camp," put on by Senior ScuU' '
from Albany, Salem, and Corvallis. ",o
The two recently-elected delegates to the na
tional Girl Scout Council next fall in Philadelphia
will be announced. Results of the Girl Scout cookie
sale in March will bo reported. Santiam Council
preident, Mrs, Charles H. Mills, Salem, will giv't v
highlights from the annual regional training con-vp,-,
ference in Seattle. ...
The no-host dinner will start at 6:30 p.m. . ,..
Visitors In Salem during this week have been
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Whitely and their four chil
dren. Bruce, Jane, Peggy and Randy, of Van Nuys,
Calif. They have been guests of Mr. Whitcly's
mother, Mrs. Joseph W. Chambers.
Mr. Whitely is an electrical engineer with Radio
Corporation of America In Los Angeles. The White
lys have returned to California recently from, three
and a half months in Titusvillc, Florida, where he
served as field superintendent for RCA at Patrick
Air Base in the development of one of his electrical
designs.
The Whitclys will be leaving for their Van Nuys
home on Monday.
Hostess to her bridge club next Thursday night '
will be Mrs. Douglas Chambers.
A combined meeting of tho circles of Ihe Wom
an's Society of Christian Service and Weslcyan''
Service Guilds of the First Methodist Church is
scheduled lor Wednesday evening, April 24, at I
o'clock in the Carrier Room of the church. "Misv
sion Field U.S.A." is the theme for the program. .
Mrs. Charles E. Wccber is in charge of the
prrsentation of a play. "Stolen Goods," with the
cast to include Mrs. Hattic Lucas. Mrs. Margaret
Nciman, Mrs. H. Harris, Mrs. Phyllis Gillis. Wik
liam Lcepcr, Hub Harris. Frank Kilbournc, Ever- ,
ctt Meier, l.ec Golden, Tom Withycombo. George
Baker and Sam Pahl. Mrs. Wcebcr is directing the
play, assisted by Miss Beverly Fulton.
Miss Phebe McAdams will speak on the work
of Ihc guilds and the worship meditation will be
led hy Mrs. Myron Pogue.
Tea will he served following the program with
Circle 2 assisted by the guild members in charge,
Mrs. P. D. Baker and Miss McAdams will pour.
Prior to the joint meeting, members of the
Woman's Society ol Christian Service will meet ;
in the Carrier Room for a brief business session-'
and election of officers.
Members of the executive board will be guests
of Mrs. P. D. Baker, president of the board, at
coffee at the Baker residence. 925 N. 15th St.,
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
A rummage sale has been scheduled for Fri
day, April 26, in the dining room of the church,
from 8 a m. to 5 p.m., with Circles 5 and 6 in
charge. Mrs. M. C. Wood is chairman for the sale.
To Address Club X:
Dr. Dean K. Brooks, superintendent of the Ore
gon State Hospital, is to he guest speaker for the
meeting of Salem Woman's Club, at the club
house, next Fridnv allernoon, April 26. His topic, ,
will be "Mental Health." ..' "Sr
For the special musical program, James FisK.
of Willamette University is to play trumpet solos?
among them his rendition of "Jerusalem." Miss
Barbara Frictag Is to be accompanist.
Mrs. John S. Tyler, Jr.. club president. Is to ;'
outline the convention of Oregon Federation of ';.
Women's Clubs to be here in early May. '.""'J
Mrs. Glenn S. Paxson Is to b'j ita chairman for"-'1-the
Friday meeting and on 'aer cimmittee are
Mrs. John S. Harper, Mrs. Jack Pederson, Mrs.
Helen I. Gnodenough, Mrs. G. R. Munkers, Mrs,
Myrtle Starr. Mrs. Frederick H. Elcy, Mrs. B. F.
Williams, Mrs. George J. Moses.
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