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Thursday, October 21, ,937 i 11 a tn i n * {T im es Week end guest« at the M ilton Carter home were their son Harc.'d and fam ily and their daughter Olive, all of Port land W hile here they via ted other relatives also. Garland Huddleston, accompanied by his ch lld n n Maxine and Clifton, and J 8 Lowrance ha* been ill the past M r * nd Mrs. O. W. Cobb, were 8un- w e tk day visitors at the home of his aunt, Maxine and Jack Khetterly and Bud Mrs. D. A. Fabrlque, In Falls City Jensen were Halem visitors Saturday.! Paul W. Mullen of Olympia, W n . I f your clock .W e n t keep Bc(.llr„ e j “ " ‘ved Sunday evening for a visit with time, take it to N ew by’* Pharmacy. gTandparenU, M r and Mrs. Paul Ferral Fendall spe nt the week end * t “ “ J * ' „ ° n Mt/nd“ y * » and Mrs the home of his parents. M r. and Mrs rn drove U 8alem * Mrs. o uy Fendall wwiace Mrs J «It/- Bartel re p o ts they have , Mr.a, drove ovfr irom a turkey hen setting tor the third horoe Hebo Saturday to spend a few days with her sister. Mrs. Bessie time this year Mr. and Mrs. Harley Mlshler and L(iraM,n, and her mother. Mrs. Jennie- children left Monday tor Orants Pass Barber. who has been 1» with a cold and complications. for a short visit. M r and Mrs Kenneth Sneed of Port Mrs. Julia G reet of Portland spent land accompanied Mrs. Roy Cobb and several days last week at her farm In children. who had been visiting rela the Fendall district. Mrs. Roxie Mendenhall visited ever tlves in and around Portland for a few the week end with her daughter. Mrs idaya' * * * hcme On Monday Alfred Lady of Gopher Valley. , thi y “11 to the coast Ernest and Ward Mendenhall and ' _ R H Ya,es and daughter, Mrs Frieda Eldon Fendall went hunting last week, ? * y" ° ld* “ d her son Cral< droVf t0 and returned with a nice buck ' Por ,and 10 v,ait M r Vat* 8’ Mrs F W Devers of Portland was 1 le- Jo^ Pol,Ofk who Is serlonsly visiting at the home of her husband's! " J * " R'rtlcld.x and Craig remained mother. Mrs Ted Burdon on Friday. 1 „T0 « J *1 ior a few da>'a Mrs C W Jensen of Alberta C a n - I W UE FBl!,at!rh »«rived from Orient, aria. Is the h o u r guest at th - home * > ''» ' Sunday to Join his wife! ol her brother-in-law. Julius Jensen * h" ha’ been v,allln« her parents, the R om Neely, former W lllsm tn* mer 1 L. Greenes, fot the past couple of chant and his wife were dinner guests nlon,h!' On his trip out M r Faulrtlch at the Ted Gillespie home on Tuesday * * a "«rompanled by his sister, Mrs M r and Mrs. C. L Greene. M r and ™tn r '' Z tw le rh *. of S^o. Oregon The Mrs Gerald Orreene end Miss Lynne ¡f r h f . ,a“ i ’7 drOvf 13 W illam ina Oreene were Salem visitors Saturday S'.n" ay ,w1th M r ^ u is tlc h The Fauj- Rev J W Anderson, accompanied Bt4ch" Plan tCz “ ««e *« Oregon bxMllhr by W. J. Orabenhoret, and J Schracg “ ------------------ *— of Sheridan, drove to McM innville o n ' Attended *Dada’ Day” at OSC Tuesday to attend the Hollneas c o n -1 K E 8 h H terly drove to Corvallis ventlon. Saturday for "Dads' Day" a t the col- Mrs L C. Fisher of Portland visited lcge He had lunch at th f 8i na c h l last week at the heme of her daughter., frate m lty of whlch K fn n rth Jr u a Mrs Homer Holmsn and at the home memh?r In the aiternoon the at of her w n . Forest Fisher, at Grand .pndfd a footba„ game a f, am R™ d e . . ’ from u c L A and O A C. Kenneth Tuesday evening Mrs. Geneva Glover accompanl(d h u fath „ home foj. over of New Grand Ronde. accompanied by the week end. and cn Sunday the Mrs. Belle Harpole, Mrs Helen Finn »hole fam ily accompanied him back ery. Mrs Mae Norris and Mrs Bertha Corvallis Bissell, attended Ethel Rebr-kah lodge at Sheridnn. I t was social night and after the buslnrss meeting cards were Famous Maps of Path enjoyed and refreshments served. to Young Woman** Heart As one Journeys along the Rhone in France from Avignon, It becomes an easy matter to explain the famous maps of the "Psth to a Young Wom PERMANENT WAVES an's Heart." which the Courts of Love, C o m b o R in g le t O u r S p e c ia lty held here In Seventeenth century, de lighted In making. LILA’S BEAUTY NOOK Tarascón, down the river from Avig High»», Tksstrr Hldj . Sksridsa non takes In good part the sly fun I poked at the character of the city’s I Talaphona 2 7 6 for Appolntmanta Inhabitants In the tale, "Tartarin of Tarascón.’* The people of the town now go so far as to sell pictures of Tartarin on his expedition In the Alps, and some will even point out to gulli ble travelers the place where he lived. or Arles, also In this vicinity. Is famed see VIRGIL HEIDER for Its Roman antiquities. Its amphi J M ile S o u th e a s t of W a lls e s B rid g e theater Is about 500 yards In circum 2 miles from W illam ina ference, has 43 tiers of seats and holds about 20,000 spectators. In the sum mer months It Is the scene of many buil-flghta. The old theater of Arles Classes Private was also built by the Romans, al though It was designed by a Greek architect. I FOR GRAY SEED O A TS FEED O A TS V au gh n D a n c e S ch ool R e b e k a h M a ll E v ery S a tu r d a y All Types of dancing Tap Ballet Toe Where the Rhone divides before en tering the Mediterranean, It forms a Ball delta, the Camargue, which la one of the moat romantic regions of Pro vence. Flamingoes with pink feath ers inhabit Its marshes, herds of cat- | tie roam its fields, and steer-roping and branding are a part of everyday life. The cowboya of the region are expert, and their small white horses are very Intelligent, taking as lively an Interest In the games of their rid ers a9 the men do. Tradition says that here the three Maries, Mary of Bethany, Mary, the mother of James, and Mary Magdalen, with their servant, Sarah, landed when they snlled away from the Holy Land after the Crucifixion. Sarah, an Egyp tian, has become the saint of the gyp sies, and In May they congregate here in colorful throngs to worship In the Church of the Salutes Maries da la Mer. 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Topic: *'Ae a Man Thinks.So Is He.” 1938 DeSoto GRAND RONDE Sunday School 10:00 a. m. Preaching services 11:15 a. m. Topic: ”Ths Power of E xam p le.” HAS ARRIVED Call and look over this superb New Model BUTLER Sunday School, ] 1 rtXJ Preaching Service 10:00 Topic: *'Tbe Book of Books.’ FREE METHODIST CHURCH J. W. Anderson, Pastor Phone 303 Sunday School, 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship, llO O a . m. Young Peoples Meeting, 6:45 p. m. Evening Worship, 7:45 p. m. Prayer Meeting, Thursday, 7:45 p. m. Come and worship with us. M O R R IS E R R IE IE L D OTORS Sheridan We also have a nice line of Late Model Used Cars PRICED RIGHT — CONVENIENT TERMS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES M T IO C T R IN E of Atonem ent” was the subject of the Lesson- Sermon In a ll Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, October 17. The Golden Text was, "God Is fa ith fu l, by whom ye were called unto the fellowship of his Son Jesus Christ our L o rd ” ( I Cor. 1 :9 ) . Among the citations which com prised the Lesson-Sermon was the following from the Bible: “Then said Jesus unto them again. V erily, verily, I say unto you, I am the door of the sheep. My sheep hear my voice, and 1 know them, and they follow me. My Father, which gave them me, is greater than a ll; and no man is able to pluck them out of my F a th e r’s hand. I and my F a th e r are one” (John 10 :7 , 27. 29, 3 0 ). The Lesson-Sermon also Includ ed the following correlative pas sages from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and H ealth with Key to the Scriptures,” by M ary Baker Eddy: “ W e acknowl edge Jesus' atonement as the evi dence of divine, efficacious Love, unfolding man's unity wfth God through Christ Jesus the Way- shower; and we acknowledge that man is saved through Christ, through T ru th , L ife, and Love as demonstrated by the Galilean Prophet in healing the sick and overcoming sin and death” (p 4 9 7 ). 1/ “ T h e B a n k o f P e r s o n a l S e r v ic e * ’ F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K S h e r id a n , O r e g o n M em b e r F e d tra i Dcpoiit Intaran ce Corporation A n Extra M t a t u r t of Protaction Deposit Insurance — — In keeping w ith its conservative policy, deposits made here are now insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. —The insurance thus provided applies to all deposits, including personal and corporate deposits, deposits of public funds, and trust funds aw aiting investment, to the am euntof $6000 for each depositor. Deposit insurance is for your protection. LIQUIDITY SA FETY GEM THEATRE new W IL L A M IN A F ro < ra m S a b j e r t t o C r a t e r e W M b < r a t N o t ic e . Fri.-Sat. Oct. 22 23 SERVICE Cabinet Work Kitchen Built-ins Doors, Bins Shelving Mattress Work Old Mattresses Renewed New Mattresses Built The S kin’s H e a t M eters th a t m easure the te m p e ra tures of stars, used to test the heat The picture you've waited to see. of the hum an skin, show th a t, con Most popular picture of the year. tr a ry to popular belief, colored skin is v irtu a lly no b e tte r protection against heat than w h ite com plex ions. Although b lack p aint absorbs heat, it is found th a t black hum an P A T O 'B R IA N , in skin absorbs no m o re of it than white. The star m eters, which pick up the hum an heat rays at a dis tance and thus do not upset the T hrillin g drama of prison life skin’s n a tu ra l response by contact, show th a t m an's skin m easures heat changes as sensitively as the most d elicate th erm om eters. A n orm al Bargain Nite— 10c and 20c person can feel a te m p e ra tu re rise a t a ra te of less than one thou H U M P H R E Y B O GART, sandth of a degree per second. H is ANN S H E R ID A N , In subconscious faculties are a w are of the change w ith in three seconds and im m e d ia te ly set his skin "h e a t reg ulato rs” to w ork. Something Unusual—Something New. Sun. Mon. Oct. 24-25 “S A N Q U E N T IN ” Wednesday Oct. 27 ▼ Upholstering Overstuffed Pieces Built to order or Replaced SH ER IDA N C A B IN E T AND MATTRESS SHOP Phone 736 Sheridan “ T h e B la ck L egion ” A n A d in th e T im es P a y s
