Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-09

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problems in some foreign coun-
try, and In the home societies
some OF the same problems met in
this country. Yesterday the For
eign missionary society of the
First Methodist church met with
Mrs. Ronald Glover hostess, and
India was the program subject.
About thirty women attended the
meeting and Mrs. II. II. Dyer as
sisted Mrs. Glover.
Mrs. q. =. Upmeyer, president
of the society presided at the bus
iness session, while Mrs. H. F.
Shanks led the devotional serv-
ices. Mrs. Eugene G. Hickman
will be hostess for the December
meeting which will be the regu-
lar tea, and it will be held In
Klmball college.
The program yesterday includ-
ed: "India's Heritage" by Mrs.
r. v. Hollenberg; Mrs. Blaine e.
kirkpatrick presented the first
lesson on India; Mrs. Ray L. Far
mer had charge of (a) "In a
Zenana CARRIAGE" (b) How
Bessie Of China met her Prob
lens in Burma" by Mrs. j. B.
Littler, and (c) II wish You
were a Doctor" by Mrs. Grover
9. Bellinger. Mrs. Hickman spoke
on "The Friends"
The Missionary convention OF
the Free Methodist church is in
session in Salem beginning today
and continuing until Sunday, No.
vember IL. A very interesting
program has been planned ant
several very interesting people
will take part. Today Rev. Jules
Ryff and Rev. ]. r. Taylor, the
former a missionary from Indii
and Mr.. Taylor a missionary from
Africa, will have a part in thu
program. They will also speal
later in the week concerning theiI
experiences and vital questions
that are arising at the presen
time. Songs will be sung in Mar
athi and Zulu, as one part of tn,
program.
Mrs. Morgan Watson and he.
mother were here from Eugen,
for couple Of days. They return
ed to Eugene this morning in or
der to be there for the Universit,
Of Oregon homecoming this weel
end.
Mrs. G. w. Pilchard and he
three children are the guests O
Mrs. Catherine Brown for thil
week. They will return to theil
home in Portland the first of tn,
week.
The ladies aid society of tn,
First Presbyterian church are
serving a chicken dinner Friday
evening at the church. The din
ner will be at six o'clock and ev-
eryone Is invited to come.
s. A. Manning received the
news Of the death of his only
brother u. F. Manning, in San
Jose, Calf, Sunday. Mr.. Man.
ming was once resident OF Ore
gon and visited Salem in August
OF this year.
Mrs. John Graber and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Nicholson motored tc
California just recently to spend
the winter there. Mr.. Graber and
two sons will Join Mrs, Graber in
San Diego later in the fall ant
remain there with her for the
winter. The Michelsons will prob.
ably also remain in Californis
lor bOIne time,
DR.. and Mrs. r. M. Parker an6
children, Velma and Robert, ant
Mrs. f. Snyder of Portland spent
Sunday with DR.. and Mrs. d. X
Beechler. They motored here fol
the day.
The Thursday afternoon club 1:
meeting today with Mrs. Car
Gregg Doney, Mrs, Alice Dodd ii
assistant hostess for the meeting
9. II. Reinhart is In Salem thi!
week with his family, from Sar
Francisco. Mr., Reinhart will
make trip to Seattle while here
and then return to California.
The Carnation club of the De
gree OF Honor met yesterday af
ternoon in their club rooms II
the Mccormack hall and spent {
very pleasant social afternoon to.
gether. Mrs. Louis Mckinney II
president OF the organization
The club is planning bazaar
which will be given the latte,
part OF November and they are
working now on things for thell
sale. The hostesses yesterday fol
the meeting were. Mrs. Arabelle
Bailey and Mrs. Nellie Aufrance
A large number OF women were
present and the afternoon passed