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THE TURNER TRIBUNE K*v Fsarens left Saturday morning W 0 . Rose and »on Robert of We»t for Parko»dale, whore lie expect» ts Staytrn paid the Tribune force a plea» ant call Monday while waiting for re work. ■ ---O pair» to be made on their car at Hail t'h a rlie Hnuhor and wife wore cal- Broe. llarage. Mr. Hoyse, who is chair lors at the home of Mr». B.trrec, S a t man 01 the West Stay ton school board, urday evening. reports the old sc ool building being Sunday R. Lee Thietwen and family motored to Taft »nd Culver City for t he day. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Gulvin are attend ing State Grange at Medford. Mr. Kerns, brother of Mrs. Barber is a guest at the Barber home here. HildreaBones went to Eugene today, Richard Walker ha* returned from a was handled through H. C. Porter of vielt in Marshfield, Fug« nc and Han Aumsvilla. Mr. O Donnell will go to ds, ti. Portland to make his home in an old peoples home. Helen and Helena W itael, of Craw e have a full line of Kaysers silk ford, were atu>>ng the Turner High hose, all sizes and Colora, at a 91 per graduates. pair at Harrison’s General Store. , torn down. A fine new school building Miss Tilda Joh n son of Halem, un* a will be built their during th summer. Dairy Fly Foil and Kornlek’s Fly week-end gueat of Helen and Helena Spray at Prat h*r*’s D rugstore. Turner school is one of six schools in NVItiel. ■ - o "■ ' the county to receive the rating of 100. Kenneth W itgel of Longview Wash, Emma Denyer. a freshman, received the Mr. and Mm. C. L. Hartley oelebrat- was home to see Ills sisters graduate ••d their 5lrd wedding anniversary Fri highest grades in the high school and Hildred Bone», a Junion, has an envi from high scbo&l and attend the Alu day when relative* »nd friend» gathered able record of perfect attendance. She mni meeting of Turner High. IK- re at their home for a pot luck dinner. A has attended the Turner schools contin- turned Satu rday. ■¡•terof Mr Hartey, Mm Takenberg.of where she will join hersister Miss Hax- ously for eleven years and has made a el and attend exercises at the Univer grade each year and has never been tar dy or absent during that time. sity. r AUMSVILLE Bill Ball. John Cox and Merle Pear T he Turner Alum ni held their a n . son left Sunday for Mericn Lake where uual meeting Saturday evening at the Bland Speer left Wednesday for Med- they will enjoy several days of fishing: old n>«k crusher. About forty were I ford on busine««. FO R R E N T -G o o d pasture with run- ¡ PrM» u l- Clflord Eu.ley was elected Mrs. Margaret Strayer w*s h**re from ning water. See Carl Duncan, Turner president; Vernon Coates, vice president; Silverton for a viait with friends the o Miss Faye Barber, secretary treasurer; Mr. and M n . Tom Webb are the par Miss Mildren Martin, publicity. There- past week. She is allwa;. ■ a welcomed ents of a 6J pound girl, born at a Salem t jr,ng officers sre Edward Gath and visit or here, having made her home here hospital Sunday night. Kenneth Bear. The '31 graduates were for many years prior to last fall when 0 I she went to Silverton to make her home Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gunning has as ‘■iiimud. wilh Proi- Hickok “ with relatives. their house guests Fred Sm ith and son ma!,ter oi ceremonies and are the six- ------------ teenth class to come into the association. Mrs. Ruby S|>ecr Anderson, who just Harold Briggs and wife, Leonard recently returned to Salem from New and Ray Farris were Turner visitors M r. aud Mrs. IVrkm s and daughters Sunday. Hildred and Pauline, of Lebanon; Mr l York, is here for a visit at the ft N aud Mrs. J . J , Hausom and son Jus- S| eer home. Mrs-Anderson lived here Mrs. Bushnell and daughter Mrs. t.u aud daughter K atherine, o f S h e l-1 when a child. She will »pend the sum- Clyde Boyce and children were callers burn; Dr. and Mrs J . W . Ransom of . mer in Salem with her parents Mr. and at the Bonica frrrn, Tuesday. Turner; visited Mr*. K. A. McGovern Mr* LonSpeer. Mr. and Mr» George Ransom of aud brother T<>iu at Daylou Sunday. Arbie Martin of Salem is doing the Bandon, visited with Dr. and Mr» A fine diuuer and a wonderfully good j electric wiring in the new home being time was enjoyed by all. Mr. Ransom. Tuesday night. Mm. Perkius aud cbildreu expect to built by Mr- and Mrs. Lee iiighberger. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Harris spent the leave fur B ritish Columbia in a few week end in Portland with her daughter Mr. and Mm. Warner Lee motored to days. Mm. Helzer and husband. Corvallis the first of the week with their D. B. Parkes aud family motored to nioncoutb Sunday to spend tne day with Mr. Parke’9 cousin Gilt«ert O. Jarv is. CRAWFORD son Leanord. They attended the funer al of Mr Lee's baother William. i Mm. Rachel Stew art, of A m ity, Is making an extended visit with her Week end visitor» at the home of si-ter Mrs. P. E . T h o m a s o n . Mrs. W . Sm ith, were Miss Polling, I ” Miss Grimes, of Salem : Marian Sm ith Mrs. T. T . palmer and daughter of Dallas aud Mrs. A lva Sm ith of Es- Peggy of Turner, spent Friday ufter- tecada. noon with Mrs. Ravmoud T itus. Mr. and Mrs. M. McCollough and dau ghter Miss Helen are visiting with another daughter, Mr*. Bell and family at Grants pass. Mm. Elsie Lewis and daughter Eunare attended the Straw burry Fair R*v. GJIatray received word Manda, ” r » « < • .— For ten years we have fought for the Old Pioneer, aged men and women of Oregon, who are worthy and needy. M ill you do a good deed and help us? .vend all contributions to the Old Age Pension League, 2410 S. Church S t . , ! Salem, Oregon. We need your help now. I B ald T ires A re D a n g e ro u s Crawford, Mr. and Mrs L. E . H en- *>’» and daughter» Mrs. Mary Stan ley and Mrs. Eula H ennies; Mrs. Irvin Putuarn; Mr*. J . M. Bones and Mr. O. P. Givens. Mrs. Laura Berghamer and children were here for a short visit at the I . H. $5.65 Small home Monday. They were on j tlo ir way to their home in Marshfield j ¡ru n Aumsvilie where they were guests $4.75 .it the W . C. Cheffings home. i u tpent one day in Portland They al- Edith, Lorame and Delbert Patemoo, Salem; Mi#» Merle Bowen, Silverton and J, F. C. Takenburg MacUay. U sed F o rd s 1930 Tudor $475 New Tires 1930 Stand. Coupe 475 1928 Pontiac Sed. 365 1929 Fordor Sed. 485 1929 Sport Road. 340 1929 AA Truck 415 Cab and Stake Body Mil r e e l nuil F in g e r W a v fN 50c Reducing Treatments $5.00 per month Bros. Turner, Ore. Xou pay a few dollars more to go hast through Califor nia than to go direct. Hut see what those few dollars buy! California . . . the South west . . . the picturesque Old South. Then, if you wish, a delightful ocean voyage from New Orleans to New York, w ith meals and berth includ ed in this price. Or you tan continue l ast by train from New Orleans. Return on any northern line, and you’ve completely circled thcUnifcd States. You’ve seen more of the United States than you could see on nc xrly any other ticket. No matter what your east ern destination, we tan in clude California at only slight additional cost. Sum mer fares arc now in effect. Let us help you plan. Permanent Waving $4 to $7 FACIAL and SCALP TREATMENTS All Work Guaranteed Over SteuslolF Market Salem, Oregon » Phone 4486 :.V .V .V .V .V .V / A ,W N o t h i n g c ^ .trib ute* to so muoy tragic accidents as smooth, worn tires. Why entrust your life to I alri tire a when you can repln-c ll:*-rn with Kelly Lotla Miles at these an.az ingly low prices. Salem visitors Tuesday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Tom L ittle of er. Edgar Hartley and wrte. Two ul their daughter», Mr». Geo. Palmer of Fairview and Mm. Jam«« Pate Je ff erson, with their buiband», were their only children present. Other* enjoying thedaywere Mr. and Mr*. K 1‘ntemon, SEIIIÏÏ MUD SHSPPE evening of the illness of his aged fata her uncle Thom as L ittle and fam ily. Mm. J . E. Clark and small daughter er and m other in California. He com-1 Mr" Craven lived lu “ da community are the guest of her parents, Mr. and municated at once but bas-not learned {,,r * nu,,,b‘‘r o f year* aud baa many Mm. Geo. Hayes of Silverton this week. how serious their conditiod is. j friend* who are delighted to meet her _ _ o ____ again. i ’hris Jensen is working hi* house over -Pianos: »3 9, »49,969, »89,999. New Mr. and Mrs. Win. Love and ch il into a modern bungolw. pianos reduced to 9>95 and up. Also — ■ O------ dren B illy and linogeue, of Eugene, our new grands reduced In proportion John O Donnell has sold bis farm of visited for several days with Mra. f-ee these wonderful buysator.ee. Terms Love's aunt, Mra. P. E. Thomason and 37 acres, known as the Claude Lewis »4 per month and op. Tallman Piano, fam ily. farm to Geo. Rake of Scio. The deal Store 12th at Mill St., Salem, Oregon. EAST E. Knighton of Salem, with their hue- and», were pr* »ent as w u also a broth Center a t Liberty Street Salem , Oregon » « • '» « "■ p<>“ "-kopp-d in $.len, T ..„ d .y , BUYS THIS TICKET Macleay presented them with a boquet from the garden» on the place where Mr. Hartl y w as born. Two other »istem, MmG. D. Bowen of Silverton and Mr« \hlley Mot or Co. at Lebanon. Mr. and Mm. U. S Talbot spent Mr. and Mrs. S. Page of Salem , Saturday and Sunday visiting friends were visitors at the P, E . Thomas, n Lee Sutton baa been putting in hay in Southern Oregon; returning M on-' home. Sunday, this week. day noon. — o-----• Mr and M r*. Marvin Barton an<i Misa Maysel Powell, who has spent FOUND—A package ofsmall girls wear- n Philip, of M arshfield, spent Wed- time in Lebanon, ha* returnded to her ing apparel on road between Turner end ; nesday :.nd Thursday with their cousin home here- Salem, Saturday. Owner can have same Mrs. Itayuioud T itu s and fam ily, ----- o ------ by calling at the Tribune Office. j Mr. and Mr». J . F Wilcok and Mrs. W Mm. Lloyd Craven and daughter 16970 I W .V ; Notice Of Annual School Meeting Notice is hereby given to the legal voter* of School l)l*trlct No. 79, of Marion County, Htntc of Oregon, that tile Annual School Meeting of said D istrict will be held at T u rn er; to It*-' gin at the hour of 1;30 o’clock p. in .: on tlie third Monday of Ju n e, t>elng the Pith day of Ju n e, A. 1). 1M31. T his meeting in culled for the p u r-! pose of electing one Direotor to serve I three yearn and one Clerk to nerve one ! veur and to |»ia* on a »¡>eelal Budget of 9ir>0.0t) to purchase hooks in c o m -' pllance with the Free T e s t Book Law. Dated tliis till day of Ju n e, 1931. A ttest: W. T . Riches D istrict Cl# rk IT. K. Denyer I Cliairmaii Board! of Director* a n d 'td u M \ \ on any \ yyjtihlMlUte Southern Pacific H. S. BOND, A f«nt Turner