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Page 4, Sec. 4, Capital Journal, Mon., May 13, 1957 ... !. . V Edited by MARIAN LOWKV KISCHKR Page 6, Sec. 1, Capital Journal, Tues., May 14, 1957 Mrs. Dewey To Head JWClub A new slate of officers was named by the Junior Woman's Club at its meeting Monday eve ning at the Salem Woman's Club house. Mrs. George W. Dewey, Jr. was elected president for the new term. Others chosen are Mrs. James R. Gray, first vice president; Mrs. Howard Price, second vice presi dent; Mrs. Robert Gordon record ing secretary; Mrs. Elmer Wine gar, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Kenneth Limboeker, financial sec retary; Mrs. Robert Moore, treas urer; Mrs. Orville Kannier, Jr., parliamentarian: Mrs. John rCrick sen, publicity; Mrs. Marvin Simp son and Mrs. Jack Tilton, Direc tors. ' Installation of the new officers will be conducted at a banquet at Hcld's Restaurant on May 27 at 1 p.m. . .The club will sponsor a queen candidate for the ' Willamette River Days Festival, selection of the girl to be made later. Mem bers will participate in the clean up day program at Bush's Pas ture Park on Saturday, May 18. Decision to accept members in the National Mental Health Association was made at the meeting and the club will aid in the association's projects In this area. During the program Mrs. How ard Houck showed colored slides on "Do It Yourself with Fabrics." Alumnae Meet Alpha Phi alumnae met for a octal evening for their final ses sion until the fall season at the home of Mrs. Sydney H. Kromer Monday night. After a brief business meeting, the evening was spent in playing cards. Attending were Mrs. Vcrl L. Hol den, Mrs. Lawrence C. Merriam, Jr., Mrs. Chester Loo, Mrs. Rich ard Scandling. Mrs. Bruce F. Pickett, Mrs. Theodore F 1 o o k, Jr., Mrs. Evan B. Boise, Mrs. Wallace Brennan, Mrs. Norman E. Sergeant, Miss Carol Randall, Mrs. Bryant Jackmond, Miss Ellen Marsh, Mrs. Carol Bergsvik, Miss Alene Phillips and the hostess. Club Sets Meeting For Thursday Night Chemcketa Toastmislrcss Club will meet at the home of Mrs. L. C. Tennis at 755 Ferry Street on Thursday evening, May 16th, for a 7 o'clock nessert. Mrs. J. A. Johnston and Mrs. Alice LaSoine Squire will be the speakers and Mrs. A. B. Thomas will serve as tnaslmistrcss. A report will be given on the Regional Speech Contest In Eu gene, at which Mrs. E. W. Hill slrom was a second place winner. She previously won the speech contests at the club, area, council and Inlcr-council levels. Winner of the regional contest was Mrs. Jean Patlison of the Vancouver, B.C. club, who spoke on "God's Country." She will com pete at the I.T.C. speech contest in June for national winner. Mrs. Tennis will give the report of the recent regional meeting, and Mrs. Hillslrom, club parliamentar ian, will conduct a parliamentary drill during the evening. Miss Harger to Be Wed on June 8 Invitations are out from Mr. and Mrs. John Harscr for the marriage of their daughter. Miss Marygrnce Jean Harger, to tu jjenc Bradford Veck. The wedding will be June at n n'rlnrk in the evoninc at St. Pnnl'ii Fnisrnnal church, the re ception, following also to be at the church. FROM Junction City, Kansas, comes news of the birth of a daugh ter on May 5 to Mr. and Mrs. John F. Wcisser, Jr. The baby has been named Lynn Marie. The grandpar ents are Mr. ana Mrs. uavia v.. H'Jnglchart of Salem and John F. Weisscr, Sr., of Bend. The father is on a two-year tour of duty with the Army, stationed at Fort Riley, Kan., with the courts and boards section. He received his law degree from Willamette University in 1M5. Mrs. Weisscr was graduated from Willamette In 105.1. SPIRITUAL Sunflower Club is to meet Thursday at the First Spirit ualist Church, 1320 Madison, be tween 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. A no host luncheon will be at noon. 'Wedding in West Salem Church At a simple service solemnized Saturday afternoon in the West Sa lem Methodist Church, Miss Floy Modcen Christy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Christy of Coos Bay, was married to Arnold N, Slack, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Slack of Salem. The wedding was the first one in many years at the church. The Rev. Oscar A. Olsen, pastor of the church, read the candlelight service at 1 o'clock. Only members of the immediate families and a few close friends attended. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a green suit with beige hat and accessories, and a corsage of white blooms. Miss Peggy Christy attended her sister and Ed Rich of Coos Bay was best man. A reception in the Fireplace room followed the service. The couple will be at home at 2219 Ohio Street. North Bend. Mr. Slack being with the State High way Department. Delegates Named For VFW Auxiliary Delegates and alternates for the annual state encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars auxil iaries were named by Marion Aux iliary at its meeting Monday eve ning at the VFW Hall. Those chosen as delegates arc Mrs. Melbert Clemens, Mrs. W. L. Barnctt, Mrs. Clarence Forbis, Mrs. Vernon Gloss, Mrs. Charles Hunt, Mrs. Virgil Bolton, Mrs. M. H. Davis, Mrs. Maude Olson, Mrs Leon Hansen and Mrs. Roy HogC' dorn. The alternates are Mrs. Don Slupka, Mrs. Annette Freiscn Mrs. Mary Champ, Mrs. Roy Sco field, Mrs. Richard Spencer, Mrs. Loyd Bohbitt, Mrs. Hannah Beard, Mrs. Mary Gilhuly, Mrs. Joe Hop neffer and Mrs. Cora Hutchinson. The encampment will be in Pen dleton this year from June 26 to 29. A visitor at the meeting was Mrs. Carl Shoemaker of Portland. department senior vice president, who spoke briefly. MRS. CHARLES CLARKE was hostess today to her bridge club for luncheon and the afternoon. Additional guests Invited to meet with the group were Mrs. James L. Payne, Mrs. Wallace Carson, Mrs. James G. Watts, Mrs. Don ald A. Young, Mrs. Melvin H. Geist, Mrs. James R. Humphrey. Wedding Recent Event at Gresham ' Sara i 1 Mr. and Mrs. 'I nomas C. Golden (fcthclwync DeLapp), above, were married April 20 at Grusham. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd DeLapp of Salem and tne Driaegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil T. Golden. The couple will make their home in Santa Barbara, Calif. Wedding Soon Announcement is made by Mrs. Jane Nicholson of Aumsville of the engagement and approaching mar riage of her daughter, Miss Marga ret Anne Nicholson of Glide, to Lee Frank Maxwell, Glide, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Wagner of Alpine, Ore. The wedding is to be June 8. at Aumsville. Both young people teach at Glide. REGULAR meeting of Trinity Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, will be on Friday, May 17, at the West Salem City Hall. UNIT NO. 2, Retired Teachers Association, Salem area, will meet at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred . Bradshaw, 1530 Chemcketa St., Miss June Philpott as co-hostess. There will be nomination of offi cers and a program by the members. Chapters Report Activity Chapters of two non-academic sororities have been busy the past week with installation events and affairs noting Mother's Day. HONOR MOTHERS Beta Omicron Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, honored their mothers at a party Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Hank McDon nell. Guests were Mrs. F. E.'Svend sen, Mrs. M. J. Peterson. Mrs. Ray Webb, Mrs. Ethel Austen, Mrs. C. R. Thor, Mrs. Walter Lu cas, and Mrs. Roy J. Hart. TEA GIVE Gamma Gamma Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha gave a Mother's Day tea at Mrs. Jane Stiff's home on Heather Lane. The table was covered with a dark green cloth with a white fringe, and the flowers were white dog wood and pink carnations. The chapter's new president, Mrs. George Stcinmann, poured. Pres ent were Mrs. Herbert L. Stiff. Mrs. Jane Stiff. Mrs. Orval Schultze. Mrs. E. Needham, Mrs. Glenn Burright, Mrs. Jerry Big ler, Mrs. James Corey, Sirs. Wil liam Robbins, Mrs. Don Wickman, Mrs. A. E. Wickman, and Mrs. Robert Hodges. , XI UPSILON CHAPTER Xi Upsilon Chapter of Beta Sig ma Phi met at the home of Mrs. Ward Paldanius for installation of officers for the coming year. Mrs. Ray Rogers was installed as president; Mrs. Herbert Dalke as vice president; Mrs. Donald Kuensmith as recording secretary; and Mrs. Richard McCoy, corres ponding secretary; Mrs. Delbert Hunsakcr, extension officer; and Mrs. James Fourtner, treasurer. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Paldanius and Mrs. Melvin Hewitt. Program was given on laws and by laws of Beta Sigma Phi by Mrs. Wilham Habermcht and Mrs. Melvin Hcwett. Miss Gorton s Honored Members of the Marion Boehn Circle of Calvary Baptist Church met Monday evening at the home of the chairman of the circle, Miss Dorothy Tonning. Following a business meeting and devotions, a surprise shower was given for Miss Joyce Gorton, whose forthcoming marriage to Harold Cook, has been announced. Present for the meeting were Miss Mayetta Sutter, Miss Gorton, Miss Esther Carlson, Mrs. Buhla Grabow, Mrs. Helen Enloe, Mrs. Clyde Gilman, Mrs. M. R. Latour Mother-Daughter Banquet Past Week About 80 attended the mother and daughter banquet of the Chris tian Missionary Alliance Church at Mayflower Hall last week. Mrs. Irene Crisman, missionary in Ecuador, was guest speaker. Special gifts were given moth ers. Mrs. Allan Butterworth was given the remembrance as the old est mother present; Mrs. Henry Langcberg, the mother with the largest family; and Mrs. Charles Shank, the youngest mother. Mrs. Dan McLaughlin was mistress of ceremonies. NERRASKA Club is meeting Wednesday noon for its regular Heads Group Mrs. Haley Auxiliary President Salem Memorial Hospital Aux iliary concluded its season at a meeting and election of officers, Monday. !' Mrs. Sam R. Haley is president for the new year and serving with her will be Mrs. Arthur Erickson, first vice president; Mrs. Joseph B. Felton, second vice president; Mrs. E. F. Kirkwood, treasurer; Mrs. John R. Hughes, secretary. Four members of the board will be appointed later by the presi- j dent. Mrs. Emery Hobb's has been president the past year. Local Women Honored Two Salem women were named to ofiiccs at the district convention of Neighbors of Woodcraft in Mc- mi.., ill. lnFt ...AflL. Th t. , . ,, millllviuc l.Ji tTtm. i iic Hum New cnairman iOr me COuni.il I IUh c;t.... ell riia r cni. of Salem Christian Business and- are. M,M Pear, Baj district adviser; Mrs. H a r r.y Bressler, district captain of the guards. Two new grand officers named are Mrs. Marie Farnum of Mc- Minnville and Mrs. Bernice Cady who has been named. of Sheridan. 1 1 r - Yi - "wi i : Professional Women's groups is Miss Gertrude Ross, above. (Jestcn-.Millcr studio picture) HOSTESS to her bridge club to day was Mrs. Otto Kraushaar. A SON, Brock Kevin, was horn Sunday, May 12, at Salem General Hos pital to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Miller. The grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harland A. Brock and Ernest A. Miller, and the great grandfather is John White of On tario. Canada. PAST GUARDIAN Neighbors Club of Silver Bell Circle, Neigh bors of Woodcraft, is to meet Fri day at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs, L. C. Mitchell, 1565 Norway. Mrs. J. H. Igleheart is to be co hostess. , ell, Mrs. Olga Tonning and the ' event, at the home of Mrs. Edna hostess. I Randall on South Liberty. J like root beer floats, cashmere sweaters, and pink PR Spring Shoe Clearance ! She means I powder room, of course. 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