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Page 6, Sec. 1, Capital Capital Women I I Edited by MARIAN LOWRT FISCHER I Benefit Coffee Saturday Indonesian art will provide the topic for the benefit coffee of the International Relations Group of the Salem Branch of the American Association of University Women Saturday morning, May 11, at the home of Miss Mary Eyre, 2093 Mill St. The coffee from 10:30 to 12:30 o'clock will be of further interest to callers as the gardens of Miss Eyre's home, wilh their wild flow er collections and many flowering shrubs, will provide a background for the affair. Guest speaker will be Miss Daisy Lim of Medan, Sumatra, a junior at Willamette University, majoring In music. She will speak on "The Art and Culture of Indonesia," and will exhibit art objects of that country with emphasis on textile design, Jewelry and wood carvings. Carvings of the famous Bali dan cers will be included in the dis play. Further example of Eastern art will be the portrait of Miss Eyre painted by P. Pendarkcr, exchange teacher from India, during his visit to Salem this winter. An un usual fan collection of the hostess will be shown also. Assisting Miss Eyre will be members of the International Re lations Group, Mrs. Harold Rose, Mrs. Marion Wooden, Mrs. Dennis Pitch, Mrs. Harold Smedley and Mrs. Stewart V. Leek. Eagles Auxiliary . : At the meeting of Willamette Auxiliary, No. 2(181, Fraternal Or der of Eagles, Tuesday evening, members of Dallas Auxiliary No. 2829, honored the Salem lodge as "mother chapter." Mrs. Mary Ca pone, past state president of the auxiliary, was a special guest. Mrs. Pearl Erickson was pre sented with a 20-year-pin as a charter member of the Salem group. She is visiting from her California home for several days. A number of the Salem mem bers will be in Portland tonight for a meeting of the Portland aux iliary. Anniversary Event A Wth wedding anniversary re ception to honor Mr. and Mrs. Louie Olson will be given next Sunday afternoon at their home, 1490 McCoy St., between 2 and 8 0 clock. . Hosts for the affair will be Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ransom, Salem, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Boettlcher of Vancouver, Wash., and Mr. and Mrs, Marlon Bnctticher of Port land, nephews and nieces of the honored couple. HARVESTERS Club meets Fri day, May 10, at the First Presby terlan Church, for a potluck lunch eon, followed by a program-. The group will be served at 12:30 p.m. Today's Menu AFTERSOHOOL SNACK Children invariably like these Crisp cookies. Red Apples Everyday Cookies Milk EVERYDAY COOKIKS Ingredients: 1 cup sifted flour, 1 teaspoon double-acting baking powder, Vt teaspoon salt, 1 oun quick-cooking rolled oals, Yi pound (Mj cup) margarine, V4 cup smooth style peanut butler, 1 cup firmly packed dark brown sugar, 1 eggs. Vi cup seedless raisins (rinsed in hot waler and drained), V cup snipped pitted dales. Melhod: Sift together the flour, baking powder and salt; stir In rolled oals. Cream margarine, peanut butler and brown sugar; beat In eggs thoroughly, one at a time. Add flour mixture; mix well. Mix raisins and dales. Drop mix ture, a tablespoon at a time, a couple of inches aDnrt. on greased baking sheets. Bake in moderate (3M degrees) oven 13 to 15 minutes or until lightly browned. (Cookies spread and will be crisp when cooled). Cool on racks; store in tightly covered container. Makes about 4 dozen. Special Other Gift Suggestions . . . Corsages, riants, Ceramic Gifts, Figurines, English Bone China Cups and Saucers, Brass Planters, llaeger Pottery and Hyalyn roreelain. Authorized Florists (Ml 6 460 N. Capitol Journal, Wed., May 8, 1957 Some Notations . . By M. U. r. Salem friends will have oppor tunity to hear Mrs. Robert Ste vens, contralto, in a local program on May 16 . . , She is being pre sented in recital that evening at 8 o clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs, James C. Stone , .' . Mrs. Stevens is a student of Josephine Albert Spauldlng (Mrs. Bruce) of Portland, formerly of Salem, and Mrs. Spaulding has arranged the local program . . . Host for another of his now famous kosher corned beef lunch eons on Tuesday was State Repre seoatlve Sam Wllderman of Port land . . . The affair was arranged to honor "the working senate wives," wives of slate senators who serve as their husbands' sec retaries . . . And it turned out to be "a happy birthday" gathering for Mrs. Philip B. I.owry of Mcd ford who was observing her an niversary Tuesday ... A special guest at the luncheon was Mrs. Henry Wexler of Portland, who has been in Salem the early part of the week attending the North ern Pacific Coast regional confer ence of Hadassah . . . She is the incoming president of Portland Chapter of Hadassah . . . The "working senate wives at tending included Mrs. Boyd Over- hulse, Madras, wife of the Senate president; Mrs. Andrew J. Nater- lin of Newport, Mrs. Dwlght II. Hopkins of Imbler, Mrs. G. D. Gleason of Portland, Mrs, Francis W. Zlcglcr of Corvollis, Mrs. Tru man A, Chase of Eugene, Mrs. Carl Francis of Dayton, Mrs. Wal ler Pearson of Portland, Mrs. Dan Thirl of Astoria, Mrs. Philip R. Lawry of Medford, Mrs. Harry D. Bnlvln of Klamath Falls , . . Join ing the group were Mrs. L y I e Johnson and Mrs. Frances Cole, both serving as secretaries during the session . . . 4 Oregon club women, here for the annual convention of the Ore gon Federation of Women's Clubs, briefly entertained for two candi dates for offices in the General Federation of Women's Clulw, Tuesday .' . . In addition to Mrs. Marlon T. Weatherlord of Arling ton, unanimously approved by the Oregon group as candidate f o r treasurer of the General Federa tion, Mrs. Dexter O. Arnold, here from Concord, New Hampshire, also is candidate for another Gen eral Federation office . . . Cur- renty the recording secretary of the General Federation, she is now a candidate for third vice presi dent , , . And speaking of the club con vention, one of the Interesting sine lights picked up Tuesday was the work of the Oregon Trail Club at Pendleton ... This group made up of Indian women is building its own cluh house on the Indian reservallon, Ihe women doing the work themselves . . . SEWING CLUB of Capital Unit No, 9. American Legion Auxiliary, will meet al the American Legion club house Thursday morning, May 9, at 10 o'clock. A potluck luncheon al noon will have as hostesses Mrs. Stuart Johns and Mrs. Louis Mau rcr. Named to Office NKWBRRG (Special Miss Jan ice Bishop, sophomore from Salem. has been elected vice-president of the George Pox College student bodv. Miss Carol Rices, Salem freshman, was named editor of L'Ami, nnd Gordon Fowler, fresh man from Willnminn, was elected director of student activities. WOOnnilHN (Special) Willnm etle Valley association, Order of the Kastern Star, will meet May 9 nt fi p.m. in Independence. Adah chapter will he the host chapter wilh members of Victoria chapter of Turner and Ainsworth chapter of Salem as co-hostesses. Mrs. LeiT Peterson of Wondburn, t h e newly elected president, will pre side with her officers. Practice will he conducted for the grand chapter drill nnd plans made for the annual picnic July 2ft. This is the lost regular meeting of I h e association for the summer hut a special meeting for practice will be on May 26 at the Scottish Rite Temple in Salem. WoiL e2)ai Authentic Milk (Mass Vase Willi old fashioned bouquel, choice of roses, carnations or mixed flowerj. 6 .50 Order Today Trlrgraph Service Flowers And Gifts Phone KM 4 S391 -; r--ja icy-K-.-:. f-f-'::?-'' :tt r T : W ( h, IN y I Tells Troth Miss Joanne Lowery, above, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gola R. lowery, has announced her engagement to David H. Adams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Adams. A fall wedding is plan ned. (Kennell-Ellis studio picture) WSCS Conference in Salem Sessions or the 17lh unnual meet ing of Ihe Oregon Conference of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church will open at the First Methodist Church Thursday morning at 9; 30 o clock. Mrs. L. D. Wrentmore, Portland, president of the state group, will preside at the meet ings. About 300 women are expect ed to attend the two-day meeting in Salem. Highlights of the Thursday pro- Sweet Adelines Elect Officers New officers elected recently for Cherry City Chapter. Sweet Ade lines, Inc. arc: President, Mrs. Lawrence Miller: vice president, Mrs. Frank Chakarun; treasurer, Mrs. Richard Roth, re-elected; corresponding secretary, Miss Lois Conn; recording secretary, Mrs. Max Flohrer. The group meets Mondays at Ho tel Senator and welcomes all in terested in promoting Barber Shop style harmony. Student Recitafa Planned on Sunday James Fliflct, pianist, will be presented by Sacred Heart Aca demy music department in a re cital next Sunday, May 12, in St. Joseph's gymnasium at 8:15 p.m. The Cecilians will assist on the program. Jim is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Fliflel of Dallas. His recital is the culmination of 10 years' study of music. He plans to major in music next year at Do Paul University in Chicago. He is a stu dent al Scrra Catholic High School and will he graduated this spring. He is studying under Sister Regina Mary, directress of the Sacred Heart music department. MR. AM) MRS. Howard Wood are parents of a son, born Monday nt Salem Gener.nl Hospital. The haby, weighing 7Mt pounds, has two sisters, 5-year-old Gnyle Ann and Knrne Lee, who is three years old. Grandparents arc Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ahnlt nnd Mr. and Mrs. Karl Wood nil of Salem. Two great grandfathers, also of Salem, are John Crawford nnd Herman Lemkc, SO FITTING FOR life gram will include a banquet at the First Christian Church at 6 p.m., followed by a program in the sanctuary of the First Metho dist Church. Mrs. C. A. Bender will speak al the evening session on "Woman's Role in a Changing Society Through the Years." During Ihe morning, business reports will be given and the nom inating committee will presept its recommendations. Among t h e speakers will be Mrs. R. F. Jep- sen on Work of the United Church Women in Oregon," and Mrs. Larry Watson, Miss Geneva McDonald, Mrs. Lawrence Lier man and Mrs. Russell Watson, all district presidents, on the subject "We, Too, Have Walked With Him." Clinics will be conducted during the afternoon and a tea at the Methodist Home with the Salem District Society members as host esses will be given at 3:30 p.m. Theme for the dinner meeting will be "Status of Women," with Mrs. Charles Adamson presiding as toaslmistrcss. A talk will be given by Mrs. Paul Kitzmiller, conference secretary for the Wes leyan Service Guild. Musical se lections will be presented bv an a cop pel In 'choir of Willamette Uni versity directed by Don Gleckler. Mrs. Brooks Moore will be accom panist for group singing. At the evening meeting Mrs. Will R. Ferris will preside and the in vocation will be given by Mrs. W. S. Ankcny, secretary of status of women division of the Salem dis trict. Betty Starr Anderson will he the soloist, accompanied by Cath erine W. Schnelkcr. Mrs. Verne Bain will pronounce the benedic tion. Sessions will continue on Friday morning and afternoon. Miss Shane Feted Mrs. C. K. Marvin is entertain ing Thursday morning at a 10 o'clock coffee at her home at 17.17 S. Church St., in honor of Miss Georgia Shane. Guests will he members of Ihe Neighborhood Cof fee Club. Miss Shane, who will be cele brating her birthday anniversary, is leaving shortly on an eastern trip. She will attend the finth re union of her class nt State Teach ers College at Indiana. Penn.. and visit at her former home in New castle, Tenn. hn e o sheer stretch stockings The most fabulous, fittingest stockings ... the most wanted gift on Mother's list. In twin-thread Oubbelife that out wear ordinary nylons J to I or Cameo Seamless, the seamless that really tit-' Cameo stretch stockings ar easy lo give. Only three sires, one perfect for every Mother, ? WILLAMETTE NOTES Sports Events, Dances Feature Weekend Program By CAROL MCMINIMEE Capital Journal Correspondent The queen was beautiful, the' weather supurb, and May re ceived her due homage at last weekends festivities on campus. Enjoying a peek at college life from Salem were Alice Stewart, Beverlee Fulton, Sue Jenkens, Peg gy Hoffman, Marcla Humphrey, Louise Henderson, Margo Hud kins, Kay Smith, Patricia C o e. Donna llamman. Trisha Perrin, Carol Mason, Wanda Coe, Sally Joseph'. Jo Gannon. Sedonia Bur ton, David Howells, Burke Schmidt, Jack Bowman, Jim Hoff man, Dave Rehfuss, William Rich ter, Steve Bergland, David Patch, Larry Thompson, Bob- Trelstad, Jim Seitz, Vernon Whitehurst, Bruce Buzzell, Don Kaneski, Jim Robinson, and Larry Hamilton. Also a guest at Lausanne Hall over the weekend was Debbie Lamb of Salem, a freshman at tending the University of Oregon. With the May celebration over students now have finals, now only a month away, to look to. Social weekends, however, fortun ately or perhaps unfortunately, will provide a lull from hours in the library. ' OTHER EVENTS Sports and dances take pre cedence this weekend. Tomorrow Willamette's tennis team meets Portland State College on the Wil lamette courts and on Friday will take on the University of Portland in a Portland match. Friday, the track teams hosts OCE at t h e Salem track as the baseball team travels to Pacific University. Sports for the week wind-up on Saturday as the Bearcats meet Whitman on their home diamond in a final attempt to boost their third place conference standing, Two parties during the week will host prospective members of Lap and down, senior women s honorary, and Beta Alpha Gam ma, a sophomore activity honor ary for women. New members of the honoraries will be announced at the annual awards convocation later in May. Salem senior Barbara Anderson will present a recital on Friday. She will be accompanied in her final recital by Diane Burkland, also from Salem. The musical pre sentation will begin at three in the music school recital hall. DANCES LISTED Spring house dances again have fraternity row in busy prepara tion. Dick Audlcy and Dick Hill Auxiliary Discusses Presentation of Show Plans to sponsor the ballet of Don Allen School of the Dance as a money-making project for the Salem General Hospital Auxiliary were made at the meeting of the auxiliary at the hospital Tuesday morning. The program will be presented at Leslie Junior High School on June 7 and committees from the auxiliary will be working out de tails for Ihe event. Al Tuesday's meeting yearly re ports were given and projects for another successful year were dis cussed. TABITHA -Missionary fellowship of the First Baptist church has i changed plans for its Thursday! event. It will meet for work be-' tween 10 a.m. and 12 noon. A sack luncheon will be served at noon and the business session will be at 1:30 p.m. A PROGRAM of "favorites" Is: announced for the meeting of Live Vers Friday evening at the ; VWCA. Those attending are to bring their favorite games, favor- j itc records, or favorite friends for j the evening's program, which gets under way at 8 o'clock. Welcomed ; are single persons between 18 and 35. , 1r JKUIetk The Best Place te Shep . . . After All llmny Court .co-chairmen the Sigma Chi dance Saturday evening. The plans ip- I I . . -J . - 1 I 1 I Aawtf - - - "" Both affairs will be at the borne of Salem Siema Chi Vern Coates. Friday evening the members of Beta Theta Pi will entertain for mally at Shattuck's. Chairman of the dance is Martin Wolf. Dale Greenlee and Bob Joseph, both of Salem, will represent Wil lamette's Sigma Chi chapter at the annual fraternity workshop at DcPauw University during the summer months. Greenlee, past president of the Salem chapter, will work in the undergraduate section of the meet. As a past pledge trainer for Willamette Sig ma Chis, Joseph will serve in that capacity again at the national workshop. Another Salemite will be travel ing to the east during the late summer. Dan Marsh, a sophomore member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, will study at American University in Washington, D.C., under t h e Willamette Washington Semester Program. Dave Landis, a sopho more from Klamath Falls, is the second member of the program from Willamette. The two will do research in some phase of social science. GO TO MEETING Other ' travelers this week are ASWU president Neil Causbie of Albany and newly elected presi dent of the student body, Wayne Carr, a junior from Salem. The two left early in the week for a student leaders conference in Ari zona. They will return next week to present reports of the studies made at the meeting. Dick White, newly elected second vice presi dent, and Dean Short, the 1957-58 ASWU treasurer, are both students from Salem. Elected at Monday night's chap ter meeting were the 1957-58 slate of officers of Sigma Alpha Epsi lon. Steve Nason, Chemult, will serve as president. Supporting him are Dean Short. Salem, vice-president; Wayne Haverson, Salem, treasurer:' Willard Bunney, Van couver, recorder; Gerald White, lone, chronicler; Ken Schrecen post, Salem, correspondent; John Wood, Salem, warden; Frank Tan nehill, Salem, herald; Bob Barker, Tacoma. chaplain: and Earl An derson of San Francisco, publica tions manager. Alumni advisers elected are Dr. Ckarles D. Wood, Dr. Gordon Cooley, and Robert Steeves, all of Salem. Election at Club Mrs. George Pederson was named president of the MNO Club at its meeting Tuesday evening at her home. Plans for a banquet for the members were made to close the club year on June 1. The dinner nt China City will be at 7:30 p.m. In a hair styling competition with all members testing their ability as non professional stylists, Mrs. Raymond McDowell won first place. iitaKiiiiirmTTtMigii STORE HOURS Monday t Friday: 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m Other Days: 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Betrothals Announced -A. WOODBURN (Special) Two engagement announcements are of interest to friends here. Mr. and Mrs. John Sticka of Wodburn are announcing the betrothal of their daughter. Miss Claudia Sticka, to Norbert Polenski, son of Mrs. Lillian Polenski of ML Angel. A late summer wedding is planned. Miss Sticka is a gradu ate of Woodburn high school. Mr. Polenski attended Mt. Angel and Woodburn bigb schools and serv ed in the navy. He is now em ployed in Portland. Klemp-Jensen Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Jensen of Wodburn are announcing the en gagement of their daughter. Miss Joyce Jonette Jensen, to Ronald Charles Klemp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Klemp of Salem. Miss Jensen is a junior at Oregon State College, majoring in busi ness education. Mr. Klemp who is employed in Portland plans to enter college this fall. He is a navy veteran. No date has been set for the wedding. Installation For ESA Group City council of Epsilon Sigma Alpha, non-academic cultural and service sorority, installed new of ficers Monday night at a meeting at the home of Mrs. Robert Sand strom. Mrs. Deryl Currie, outgoing president, conducted the candle light ceremony with the folowing accepting their respective offices: Mrs. Sandstrom. president: Mrs. George Stcinmann, vice-president; Mrs. Ray Peerepboom, secretary; Mrs. John Howser, treasurer; Mrs. Earl Smith, historian; and Mrs. frvin Branch, publicity. The chapters also will be repre sented on the council by the fol lowing delegates: Mrs. Robert Stevens, Beta Mu; Mrs. Gerald Dyball, Beta Sigma; Mrs. Ronald Weebe and as alternate, Mrs. Thure Lindstrom, Gamma Gam ma. Plans were announced and dis cussed for the sorority state coun cil meeting in Salem in Septem ber. Mrs. Steinmann is. ihe gener al chairman. - Refreshments were served by 1 Mrs. currie. Delta Zetas Meet At Fulton Home Delta Zeta alumnae met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. C. K. Fulton on Croisan Creek, with Mrs. B. L. Bradley as assistant hostess. The following were appointed to serve on the committee to arrange for the annual picnic for Delta Zetas and their families: Mrs. B. L. Bradley. Mrs. C. F. Feike, Mrs. Bjarne Ericksen and Mrs. O. K. Beals. Those attending this week's meeting were Mrs. M. C. Buchan an, Mrs. Charles Croley, Mrs. Charles H. Derthick, Mrs. Albert Depenbrock, Mrs. Bjarne Erick sen, Mrs. W. H. Foster, Mrs. C. E. Feike, Mrs. Fred Gustafson, Mrs. Emmett Klienke, Mrs. Garnet Parks, Miss Prudence Paulsen, Mrs. Lester E. Keller, Mrs. H. E. Smedley, Mrs. Orville Wensley and the two hostesses. Miss Greenly Is Bride-elect u, .nH Mr. C. W. Greenly of Lebanon are announcing the en gagement of their daughter. Miss Joanne Greenly of Salem, to Rob it Garland, son of Kenneth Garland, of Stayton. No date is set lor ine weuums. t;r. r.riionlv crariuate of Scio u;nh ehnnl i ivnnlnved in the motor vehicle department at the State House. Mr. Garland, who was graduated from Stayton High hv,l ic with the Air Force, now stationed in North Bend. BROOKS (Special) The Brooks Garden Club will meet Thursday, I ft illimM I Fastest way to SEATTLE SAU FRANCISCO A I 05 ANGELES M I Northbound MrVice leaves 7 : 30 a 11:35 a.m. and 5:55 p.m.; Southbound f at 9 :10 a.m. and 3 :00 p.m. (7 ' j I On Convair flights enjoy the extra 3fr smoothness and dependability of T 4$ Weather-mapping radar. ft"f'-' , i CALL IMpir 3-3441 I 3 Or &n orfrVoHi trvJ oyenf a "jk f NEW.. Silf Skin full fashion seamless panty molds and controls with figure-forming front panel The amazing new Silf Skin panty girdle that's firm with your figure, yet comfortably friend ly! 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Members will bring iiowers or ine ancrnoon s topic of "Flower Arranging." nil, m i.. . VI : T5 .