Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-16
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( MISS RUTH AUSTIN
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Society
Matrons
Assist t

irons of the city have taken
charge Of booths in the different
stores and banks. The selling Of
stamps is something which ap-
peals to the women, and through
out the campaign they have given
their hearty support.
Mrs. Fred Thompson has taken
charge Of the booth sale, while
Mrs. Grover G. Bellinger has been
handling the mailing part in the
city. Mrs. John A. Carson has
been in charge Of the stamp sale
in the rest Of the county.
Now that this week is almost
over, the women are busy secur-
ing assistants for next week al
though all of the booths will not
be open the entire week. The post
office sale will continue until Sat-
urday evening.
Mrs Ray l.. Smith who has
charge Of the Bank of Commerce
booth has assisting her, Miss Mae
Rauch, Miss Boentje, Mrs. Guy
Smith, Mrs. Fred Zimmerman,
Miss Minna Rigdon, Mrs. ]. G..
Nelson, Mrs. Kenneth Legg, Mrs
earle Abrams, Mrs w. e. Kirk,
Mrs. Charles Bates, Mrs Morton
Peck, Mrs, Merrill Ohling, Miss
Ortha Bell.
Chapter G, P. e. 0. has taken
charge of the booth in Miller's
store and Mrs. e. e. Fisher is
heading the committee of women
who are assisting there. They are,
Mrs, A. L. Godfrey, Mrs. F. W.,
Seeley, Mrs. William Hughes, Mrs
William McGilchrist, Mrs. B. ].
Miles, Mrs. j. p. Kuntz, Mrs. D. j.
Beechler, Mrs. ]. B. Littler, Mrs.
c. B, Mccullough, Mrs. w, H.
Byrd, and Miss Florence Young.
Mrs. N. G. Kafoury is in charge
of the sale of Red cross seal
stamps this week in Kafoury's
store and she has as her assist
ants number of society matrons,
They are, Mrs. Joe Adolph, Mrs.
w. A. Pettitt, Mrs. John r. Sites,
Mrs. H. Smith, Mrs. F. A. Elliott,
Mrs. Curtis Gross, Mrs. H. H.
Olinger, Mrs. Arthur Rain, Mrs
George Schuneman, Mrs. F. w.
Poorman and Mrs. George Alden
Mrs. q. v. McMechan who is
in charge Of the booth at Worth
& Gray's has assisting her Mrs.
Clifton Irwin, Mrs. T. A. Roberts,
Mrs. John H. Carson, Mrs. Allan
Carson, Mrs. Roseicrans, Miss
Madeline Watson, Mrs. Victor
Mckenzie, Mrs. H. r. Worth,
Mrs. John Brophy and Mrs. W..
H. Prunk.
Working with Mrs. Karl Becke
in charge of the booth in the Peo-
ple's cash store this week are,
Mrs. Daryl Proctor, Mrs. Donald
Young, Mrs. Allan Hopkins, Mrs.
Dwight Parr, Mrs. Elvin Lantis
! Mrs. William Mott and Mrs. How
rard Strowbridge.
In the Ladd and Bush bank,
Mrs. Chester Cox is in charge Of
the booth and this week the fol-
lowing women are assisting her:
Mrs. Clarence Thompson, Miss
Elizabeth Lord, Mrs. Lynn Smith,
Mrs. Frederick Brock, Jr., Mrs.
| w. Carlton Smith, Mrs. D'Orville
Jennings, Mrs. Robert Duncan.
In the United States National
bank Mrs. F. l.. Utter is taking
charge of the booth with mum
Der of assistants, Mrs. e. A. Col
ony, Mrs. 2. J. Riggs, Mrs. Ralph
Cooley, Mrs. O. Price, Miss Nell
Thielsen, Mrs. l.. S, Geer, Mrs
Ralph Glover, Mrs Frank Myers,
Miss Alma Pohle, Mrs. Cecil Haw-
ley, Mrs. v. E. Kuhn, Mrs. Ar
thur Rain and Mrs. B. e. Sisson.
The post office where the first
booth was opened has this week
been in charge of Mrs. William
Walton and Mrs. Gertrude Page.
Mrs. Walton had as her assistants
for the first of the week, Mrs.
Earl Daue, Mrs. Linn Smith, Mrs
Glare vibbert, Miss olga Gray,
Miss Eunane Craig and Miss Wv
ian Hargrove.
Mrs. Page has on her
committee for the week end,
working in the post office, Mrs
David Wright, Mrs. P. q. Fuller
ton. Mrs. Albert Smith, Mrs
Charles S. Pratt, Mrs. Charles G.
Miller.
The Hal Hibbard auxiliary met
Thursday for a meeting with
! Mrs. Helen Malone of Portland,
department president Of the or
ganization. Mrs. Malone is max
ing her yearly tour of the chap
ters. Mrs. Leroy Hewitt and Mrs.
G. w. Brant were hostesses Tor
the tea hour which followed the
inspection.
Entertaining informally Mrs.
c,vde Johnson was hostess. for the
Thursday bridge club this week.
Special guests who were included
were. Mrs. G. w. Johnson, Jr'
and Mrs. F. G. Deiano. The John
20, home was decorated with hol-