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Some Notations Club Presents $200 Check for Camp Work Capital Women By SI. F. JL. Edited by MAK1AX Delta Gammas List New Officer Corps Delta Gamma alumnae named new officers at their meeting Monday night at the home of Duo Wed At Base In Florida Mr. and Mrs.

Edwin H. Barton are announcing the marriage of their daughter, Miss Shannon Barton, to Alc Raymond L. Murphy, son of Mrs. Sallie Ann Murphy, of Cincinnati, Ohio. The double rine.

military cere It was announced that La Sertoma Club will give a benefit coffee for the Salem Memorial Hospital Auxiliary's Flea Market at the home of Mrs. Thomas B. Brand on Monday, Feb. 27. Mem- Page 2, See.

2, Capital Journal, Feb. 21, '61 ONE of the real "swishy" parties of the year is the goal of St. Anna's Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal Church in planning its annual benefit fall fashion show The event will be some time in late September, the date to be announced later "The show will be on a different scale this year A sitcdown, formal dinner is planned in Meier Frank's- alem Oregon Room, the fashion show to Betrothals Of Couples Announced The new week brings a number of engagement announcements. COOK EDER Mr.

and Mrs. John Eder of Woodburn announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Lucille Anna Eder, to SP5 George W. Cook, son of Mrs. Pearl Thomas of Salem. A June wedding is planned.

The bride-elect is employed by the State Insurance Department in Salem. Mr. Cook is in the U.S. i follow in the same room, special ramps to be set up to enable models to go between I tables to parade exclusive numbers to be brought especially for the show The store will present all the fashions Mrs. Albert C.

Gragg and Mrs. Tom H. Dun- Dham, co-chairmen of last year's successful event, again will head the directorate for this year's benefit The party will U. Fischer uc Kill a oaiui uay lugiu, uiiuicu lu iapa- ity of the Oregon Room Preliminary plans for the event were discussed at the guild, Monday afternoon, at the home of Mrs. A.

D. Woodmansee Mrs. Glenn S. Paxson, Mrs. Wayne P.

f. I 4 4 Loder, Mrs. C. R. Kingan and Mrs.

Sydney H. Kromer were co-hostesses for the dessert Mrs. E. H. Kennedy, new president of the guild, and Mrs.

Wallace P. Carson poured A guest was Mrs. Thomas Marsh At the business session, plans were madefor the annual spring rummage sale, March 2 and 3, in the Boise building, Court and Commercial Streets NE, marking to be on March 1 Mrs. Maylon E. Scott was named secretary of the guild to succeed Mrs.

Burton Dunn, resigned. A DELIGHTFUL gathering for some 50 friends Sunday evening was the buffet supper for which Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Hale entertained at their home to honor their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. William A. Gorger of Honolulu And certainly the belle of the party was little Pamela Marie Gorger, who was bright-eyed and smiling until the last guest left Time difference had changed the schedule for the 7-month old baby while on the Mainland, and she was not ready to retire The Gorgers left Monday for Pendleton to visit mony took place Friday, Feb. 17, at 6 p.m. in Chapel No.

1, Eglin Air Force Base, Florida. Major Wesley J. Buck, chaplain at the base, officiated. For her wedding, the bride wore a cream and green ensemble with white accessories. Attending the couple were the bride's roommate, A3c Jacqueline Gumee of Pennsylvania, and Donald Hamm, friend of the bridegroom.

A wedding party honoring the newlyweds was given by friends at the base. bride is a graduate of South Salem High School anil is airman, third class, in the medics. Mr. Murphy attended school in Kentucky before entering the service. The young couple will be at home in Niceville, Florida, for the duration of their service in the Air Force, 312 Apt.

Niceville Avenue. Society Aids Church MOLALLA 'Special i-St. William's Altar Society at its recent meeting set Feb. 23 as the date for cleaning the church basement. Members are to gather at 10 a m.

A report was made on the recent ham dinner, country store and sugar plum tree event, proceeds from which were $390. The society is placing about $300 of the amount in the church building fund. Named to attend a deanery convention at the Sheraton-Portland Hotel, March 12 and 13, were Mrs. Joanne Jessel and Mrs. Albin Pirkl as voting delegates and Mrs.

Vickie Searl as an additional delegate. WOODBURN (Special) Wood-burn Homemaker club met at the home of Mrs. William B. Dunn on Friday afternoon. In electing officers, Mrs.

Dunn was voted in as president: Mrs. Alfred Moon, vice president; Mrs. Everett Peyton, secretary-treasurer. RECENT BRIDE Mrs. Mark Anthony, Blivcn (Dorothy Ann above, is a recent bride.

She is ho daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Mischel of Portland, and Mr. Blivcn is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

William Bliven of Salem. (Bruno picture, Portland) his parents before returning weekend Assisting the ibers and friends have been in-! vited to call between 10 and 12 o'clock noon. The club has been invited to attend a Civil Defense meeting at Meier Frank's Salem on March 13, sponsored by the Women's Auxliary to Oregon State Medical Society. Mrs. Robert S.

Brooks reported on the Valentine party given for 80 of the men patients at the Oregon State Hospital. Birthday presents for 16 of the men were I bought and presented by the club. Colored slides of the Robert Skinners' trip to Mexico were shown later in the evening. Members of Sertoma Club were invited to the dinner. Council Fire Set WOODBURN (Special'- Grand council fire for Camp Fire Girls of the North Marion County district is announced for April 29.

The district committee met last week in library club rooms. The committee appointed I for the council fire will be Mrs. Vernon Blomberg, chairman Mrs. Arman Ball, Mrs. Richard Wilson from the Salem office, Mrs.

Robert Evans, Mrs. Gary Cutsforth of Gervais, Mrs. Harold Wolfer and Mrs. Carl Leon- i hart. Announced was the "fly-up" training meeting at the Harold Wolfer home at 7:10 m.

March 13. The "Date with Dad" slated for 7:30 p.m. March 11, at St. Luke's parish hall, will be a dessert and program put on by the girls. STATE REP.

Nancy Kirkpat-rick of Lebanon is to be guest speaker for the luncheon meeting of Salem Soroptimist Club, Wednesday noon, the meeting in the Golden Pheasant. SALEM group of the American Society of Women Accountants will meet Thursday night at Sa lem Memorial Hospital. The meet-' ing will be at 7:30 o'clock. WOODBURN (Special! -Past Noble Grands Club will meet with Miss Mabel Jackson at her home Thursday, Feb. 23 for dessert at 1:30 p.m.

Co-hostesses are Miss Mabel Livesay and Mrs. Guy Engle. New officers installed last month are: Mrs. LaVerne Norton, president; Mrs. E.

C. Peyton, vice president; Mrs. Gordon Luffman, secretary; and Mrs. Estelle Kearns, treasurer. 4 and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Hale Jr. Among out-of-town guests Highlight of the La Sertoma dinner meeting Monday evening, in honor of "Uncle George" Veall of Camp Crestwood was the pre- i sentation of a check for $200, by Ray Hanggi, president of Sertoma Club. Mrs. Fred Sproule, president of La Sertoma presented Mr.

Veall with a Youth Service Award for his outstanding services to I the youth of this community. Remingtons Are Feted at Party Honoring Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred Remington on the occasion of their 25th wedding anniversary, their daughters.

Misses Judith and Janice Remington entertained Sunday at a reception. The Remingtons, recently of Salem, now-live in Portland. The reception was given at the home of Mr. Remington's sister, Mrs. Albert Cohen.

During the afternoon, the couple reecived a long distance call from her sister. Mrs. Goorce Schuler, Philadelphia, and from her mother. Cutting the cake were Mrs. Donald Beecroft.

Mrs. Harold Newsmonger and Mrs. Roger Mal-bon. Pouring were Mrs. John Beh-rens, Mis, Ivan Osterman, Mrs.

Lawrence Rich. The tea table was set with a lace cloth and decorated in pink flowers, the large. beautifully decorated wedding cake featuring the table arrangement. Others assisting were Miss Linda Beecroft, in charge of the guest book: Mrs. Earl Weathers, Mrs.

Donald Moser. Mrs. Albert A. Mrs. Brhrens, Mrs.

Roland Wall. Mrs. Delbett Seeger, Mrs. Rerfa Nelson. LABISH Meadow Gardeners will meet Thursday of this week, dessert planned at 1:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs.

Jack Bartlett, Route 1, Box 149F, Brooks. Trees of Oregon are the topic for the year's study, and for the Thursday meeting, Miss Laura Gaskill will discuss spruce. Mrs. Ralph Gilbert will feature spruce in the day's arrangements. DALLAS (Special) "Her Crowning Glory" was the topic of a talk by Mrs.

Lucille Stand-ley and Miss Janie Kizziah of the Debonair Beauty Salon at a recent meeting of Beta Psi Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi sorority. Mrs. Kay Crum was hostess for the group at her home. Mrs. J.

R. Stom, Mrs. M. C. New and Mrs.

Maynard Grooms were elected to the nominating committee. They will report at the next meeting at the home of the sorority sponsor, Mrs. Hollis Smith. i w. i Larson of Woodburn, and Mrs.

Marven Peterson of Sweet Home. Mr. and Mrs. Salem Man Wed Friday In Dallas Ceremony lArmy, stationed in Fort Mon-! mouth, N. J.

PAYNE TAYLOR Announcement is made by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Taylor of the i engagement of their daughter, 'Miss Terry Ann Taylor, to Larry I Lucas Payne, son of Mr. and Mrs.

James L. Payne. The news was first told Monday night at dinner at the University of Oregon, Miss Taylor passing I the traditional engagement candle at her dormitory. The bride-elect (is a sophomore at UO. majoring in interior architecture.

Mr. Payne is a junior at the university, majoring in architecture. He is a member of Beta Theta Pi fraternity. No date is set for the wedding. Officer to Visit Molalla Rebekahs MOLALLA (Special! At last week's meeting of Oak Rebekah Lodge, plans were discussed for the Feb.

28 meeting when the president of Rebekah Assembly of Oregon, Mrs. Loretta Emerson, will make her official visit, bringing several other assembly officers with her. Eleven candidates are to be initiated for the president's visitation. A dinner is planned before the meeting. Report was made of the recent reception' honoring Merle E.

Wright and Melvin Mitts in the Canby HalL Mr. Wright was presented a gift from Oak Lodge. Past Noble Grands Club meeting was announced for Friday afternoon, Feb. 24. TABITHA Missionary FUIowshin! in iiif ii i nniii im i 1 1 i 1 1 uiii meet at the church on Thursday Feb.

23, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. for a White Cross work session. Members are to take sack lunches. BRIDE-ELECT The engage- i i tv.

Mrs. Don Harms, all of Portland Other guests included long-time friends of the Hale family and neighbors INVITATIONS are in the mail for a party and shower for which Mrs. Robert T. Boals is to entertain on the evening of March 2 to honor Miss Brenda Aschenbren-rier, who is to be married on March 18, to Kenneth T. Place A WOODBURN girl.

Janice M. Aman, senior at University of Portland, has been chosen to be a member of Mademoiselle's 1961 national college board She is one of 842 students at 330 colleges named from around the county to report to Mademoiselle this year on college life and college scene Merit Awards Given for Bethel i LOW BY HSLHLS Chant illy lace. The bodice of or- ganza featured a rounding neck' line with long sleeves of lace. The full chapel-length skirt of organza was fashioned with a shallow at the front hemline and Chantilly lace outlined the hem- wmcn leu una chapel-length train. A crown ot Pa" ana crystal orops ncia in place a French silk illusion finKT- t- i i ill 1 1 1 tip veil.

The bride carried an arrangement of white orchids and red rosebuds resting on a white Bible. Terry Orton, niece of the bridegroom, was flower girl, wearing a short dotted Swiss dress with a red sash, and carrying a basket of white shattered chrysanthemums. Rodney Orton, nephew of the bridegroom, carried the rings. John McQueen, brother of the bride, was best man, and ushering the guests were Wayne Shelton, Steve Cross, and Dennis Ediger, all of Salem. Red and white decorations were used in the recent ion room follow- the ceremonv.

Cutting the cake were Mrs M'arijn Burelbach and Mrs clarence Palmer. At the coffee urn was Mrs John Mc. een servine the Dunch was Mrs. Conrad Lund. In charge of the guest book was Miss Barbara C7 JT Arnov and takin? rifts wprp Mrs For traveling the bride donned a white linen dress with a black linen coat, along with black and white accessories and an orchid corsage.

After a wedding trip to. the Oregon beaches the couple will make their home at 604 N. 16th St. in Corvallis. Dried chervil seems to lose its flavor more rapidly than some other herbs, so when you have a jar of chervil on your kitchen shelf use it Serve i i Advertisement Mrs.

Morris Hunsaker. Mrs. Milo Grubb was named president and serving with her will be Mrs. Rodney Miller a vice president: Mrs. Orman O'll-dow as secretary; Mrs.

Standifer, treasurer; Mrs Ray Myers, public relations chairm Mrs. L. E. Haentzschell, Panlul-lenic representative; Mrs Stanley Grove, Panhellenic alternate. Mrs.

Robert Bain was welcomed as a new member at the meeting. Group Entertains Visiting Chapters Members of Epsilon Chapter ot Alpha Delta Kappa, teachers honorary, entertained four chapters of the surrounding area Saturday at the Marion Motor Hotel. Guest from Eugene. Springfield, Corvallis. and Salem attended.

Miss Nola Clark, president of Epsilon Chapter, introduced the chapter presidents at the noon luncheon. State board members prcsrnt were Mrs. Nettie Hilfiker. chaplain, and Miss Jennie Ronnctt, lnv torian. Other guests ucre Mrs.

A Robert Mailman. Mrs Milton Unimex, and Mrs. Oscar Poe, all of Salem Corsages were presented each of the guests by the hostesses Mrs. Stewart Clarke and Mrs. C.

Ft. Lindstrom, assisted by Mrs. Earl L. Flory. Mrs.

William C. Thomas was in charge of the guest book. The tables were attractively decorated with spring flowers for the luncheon attended by 50 guests. Mrs, Stewart I'larke introduced the guest speaker of tha afternoon, Mrs. Virginia Andrick from Henry Meyer Furniture and Interiors.

She gave many ideal and suggestions for home decorating. Mrs. Andrick displayed draperies, rugs and accessories desirable for the home. OPTOMETRISTS CARL D. BENSON O.D.

RUTH M. DOUGHERTY O.D. EM 3 5114 301 Livtiley Bldq. ixp baby; JOLJUOAXf MRS. OAM MOTHER Of high retention of preciom food nluex.

100 pure meat, with )it enough savory broth to bring out the flavors and give smooth, moist texture. Costarol cut. Add a bit of mashed potato to any Gerbcr Meat for mighty hearty, happy eitinj. Ploypn pointer. Baby is apt t4 be happier in his playpen if yon 'place it so he can see and hear you as von bustle about.

Mother's company is nice at any time More on protein. That's the no tritious word on Gcrber Creamed Cottage Cheese with Pineapple. And it's a good source of calcium and riboflavin (an important B-vita-min), too. Aside from these nutri- rA eJ tious leanings, this tasty Gerber dish has a $avor ae tickle a uste bud a texture to please a palate, Gerber Baby Foods, Fremont. Michigan.

Tray ch Ud different mk with Mayflower il m.i. I Rtii.q Mod.rn I COLLECTED OV Exercise fa as important for baby as swe'et sleep, fresh sir and c. wholesome food. A few setting-up exercises that will act baby up: At bathtime let-baby Tticlt up a fuss" minus restricting duds. As soon as he can reach and grasp, a crib rym will encourage exercise.

When be gets old enough to knl V. i hft erttn hie i a ii u' hands and pull him up and down a few times. A ball will give a creeper "going" incentive. Slf-atyd gymnasts need plenty protein to help develop little muscles. And you can't beat meat for high quality protein.

Gerber Strained and Junior Meats are rich, of course, in this vital nutrient. Selected, succulent Armour tut i are specially processed to re-snow moat of the fat nd for i to the Islands this coming hosts Sunday were their son were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harry Callicotte and Mr. and Thurston.

Silver trophies went to Misses Joyce Powell, Betty Towne and Jane Porter. The gold award was given to Misses Charlotte Triplett and Paula Riches, and the bracelet and horn of plenty charm went to Misses Janis Cone. Jean Hunter and Sharon Towne. Misses Marlene Mallicoat and Terry McCrackin won the crown charm, Misses Jo Anne Hicks, Sharon Towne, Carol Addison and Cheryl Schoessler, the Bible charm, and Miss Carol Heard, the dove charm for the 808 points she has earned in bethel projects. Introduced were Mrs.

Fred Scheffe and Norman Vaughan, guardian and associate guardian: 'Miss Terry Smith, past honored queen; and Claire Holcomb, honorary grandfather, Miss Bonnie Maxwell reported, on the project for the sale of popcorn poppers by bethel members and on a philanthropic project at Hillcrest School. The ski trip was announced for Satur-I day, Feb. 25, ith the bus to i leave the Scottish Rite Temple at 6 45 a.m. Miss Susan Bourne was named chairman of a swim-i ming party, with the date to be i set. Miss Mary Jane Freeburn gave the librarian's reading.

Members will assist in the Heart Sunday campaign and will go to the home of Mrs. James H. Turn-bull to stuff envelopes for the cancer drive. The guardian council is to meet Monday, Feb. 27, at 7:30 p.m.

at Mrs. Fred Scheffe's and the Mothers Club on Thursday, Feb. 23, at 12 noon for luncheon in Meier Frank's-Salem Oregon Room. JANE Jefferson Club for Demo-j craiic Women announces its; meeting for Thursday night has been changed to be at the home of Mrs. Edwin 1R76 Church St.

SE. Robert Y. Thornton. Oregon attorney general, is to be the ment of Miss Judy Gannon to street-length frocks of white or-; rjennjs Ediger and Mrs. Brough-Dean Edwards has been an- 'ganza over taffeta, and tiny veil on Arney nounced.

The bride-to-be is the headpieces, Each carried a heart-daughter of Mrs. Arleen Gannon shaped bouquet of red carnations and W. E. Gannon of Albany outlined with red lace, and Mr. Edwards is the son of The bride fashioned her own Mr.

and Mrs. C. M. Edwards of bridal dress of silk organza over Salem. dull luster satin, accented with A Menu Merit awards were presented at the meeting of Bethel No.

35, International Order of Job's Daughters. Monday evening at the Scottish Rite Temple. Mrs. James Ewan made the presentation. Receiving bronze awards were Misses Christine Gagnet, Janice Kendall, Nancy King, Rebecca Martin, Edith Royston and Jan Official Visits HUBBARD 'Special' Last week members "of A'rion Temple, Tythian Sisters in Hubbard, were honored with the official visit of Mrs.

Lesta Garner, grand chief of Oregon. Another special guest was Mrs. Garner from Vernonia. Mrs. N.

A. Mann presented Mrs. Garner with a gift from the local lodge. Hubert Thompson of Oregon City, past grand chancellor, Mrs. Anna Brown of Woodburn and Mrs.

Neda Grende of Silverton, past grand chiefs, were introduced. Initiation was exemplified with current officers in the chairs. Mrs. Gamer gave a talk with suggestions for the work of the lodge. During the business session plans were discussed for a March of Dimes tea, the date to be set later.

During a brief recess, a sextet from North Marion High School, directed by Hal Beyers, played several instrumental numbers. Guests were present from Aurora, Silverton. Oregon City, Sa'em. Albany, The Dalles and Vernonia. A SON, named Michael Lee, was born Feb.

6 to Mr. and Mrs. Orville Lee Rasmussen in Hay-ward. Calif. The grandparents are Mr.

and Mrs. George Vv. Brassfield of Salem and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rasmussen of Carlton, Ore.

Mrs. Philip H. Crow of Albany is the great-grandmother. Mr. and Mrs.

Rasmussen both taught in Judson Junior High School here. Mr. Rasmussen now teaches in the Castro Valley High School. DALLAS (Special) The wed-1 ding of Miss Mary Frances McQueen and Roger Darwin Bakke was an event at Trinity Lutheran Church in Dallas Friday evening, Feb. 17.

at 7:30 o'clock. The bride is the daughter 0f Mr. and Mrs. Flovd Nairn, and vii niRRr i. li it: i 1 1 iv in i iu Mrs.

George Bakkc, Salem, form- t-ii The Rev. Paul Wietzke officiated at the candlelight double ring ceremony. Vernon Schroeder of Springfield was the soloist, accompanied at the organ by Miss Sol-vcig Magnuson of Sheridan. Decorating the sanctuary were baskets of red and white flowers and tall canderabrums holding lighted red tapers. Lighting the candles were Miss Kathy Sullivan, Salem, who wore a white nylon organza dress with red dots and accented with a red bow in street length; and Stanley McQueen, brother of the bride.

FOUR ATTENDANTS Preceding the bride to the altar were Miss Marjorie Bakke, Salem, sister of the bridegroom, who was maid of honor, and as brides- maids, Mrs. Del Smith, Salem, sis- ter of the bridegroom. Mrs. Roy Smith, Albany, and Mrs. Wayne Shelton, Salem.

All wore identical for Today Rice Crusty Rolls Beverage 0V6F remover. had, 6 BRUCE minute) I wax GOLDENWEDS Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Tuttle of Sheridan were feted recently at a church reception, planned by family members. The couple has lived in Sheridan since 1937.

Savory flavor for chicken. CHICKEN DINNER Curried Broiled Chicken Mango Chutney Green Peas Coconut Cupcakes CURRIED BROILED CHICKEN this "Take -your -Choke" Salad 1 broiler-fryer cup butter 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon dry mustard 1 teaspoon paprika J2 teaspoon curry powder 1 clove garlic (peeled and crushed) Chicken should be about 22 pounds ready-to-cook weight; have it cut in 10 pieces: wash and dry. Cream butter with remaining ingredients: spread under side of chicken with half of mixture. Broil with seasoned side up until brown; turn and spread with remaining butter mixture; continue broiling until brown and cooked through. Baste occasionally with drippings.

Adjust heat or pan so broiling time takes about 45 minutes. Makes 4 servings. 11 llTi II If- I 11 I 4." i 4 COTTAGE CHEESE and Canned Elberta Peaches new Enjoy ih luxury of s4tction combination but to tasy fo Cottag. Cbtti and PcKi. Calendar that really works! Endless Variety! On the tray varlery is achieved with eve-cado, maraschino cherries, strawberries and pineapple, crisp apple end imagination You can have even more color and variety with a choice of salad dressings.

Locally Produced! Always Fresh! Bruce 5-Minute Wax Remover TUESDAY 3-6 m. Tea for women of the lejislature. Women; Auxiliary to Oregon State Medical Societv and Women's Auxiliary to Marion-Polk Countv Medical Society. 1635 Fairmount Ave. 8 "p.m.

Wi'lamette Auxiliary No. S081, Fraternal Oroer of Eagles, 'a'p-mChadwiek Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, Masonic Temple. a pm. St. Helena Guiid, St.

Paul a Episcopal Church. 240 Sonora Wav '8 p.m. Grant School Mothers and Dads Club, at school 8 p.m. Keizer Liona Quh Auxiliary, 5115 KiverRoad N. 8 pm.

Travel group of Salem Branch, American Association of University Women. 3856 Hulsey Ave. SE. 7:30 p.m. Ovinettes meeting-, 6085 Lone Oak Koad SE.

WEDNESDAY" 1J noon Soroptimist Club luncheon. Golden Pheasant 1 Afternoon literature group of Salem Branch. American KntlT or High Our Lady of Perpetual Helo Court No. S18. Women'.

Catholic Order of Foresters. 520 loth St. SE 8 p.m. Pest Office Clerks Auxiliary. fcH- Hit.

T.mnt. o.m- Cherrr Court, Order of Amaranth, Scottish Rite lampie. PLEnd rciub. Stone Piano Co. auditorium.

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