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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1920)
I SECOND NEWS SECTION i fL ' '1: L'ii -!. "-rf ' "i! pack i rriA a j n i vtf om - LLtfrirtr' wKv, raw Society, General News and Classified SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 17, 1D2G PRICE: FIVECENTtf'. SIXTlil .-. ... .... jZ- . . . - - 3 BY MOLLY BRUNK THE local T. W. C. A. has been - visited this week by a trio or field secretaries from North west headquarters in Seattle. Miss j4net Smith, town secretary; Miss Clara Taylor, Industrial secretary and Mist Alice Brown, student sec retary. Miss Smith arrived the CBt of the week and has been tonferrins with Miss Eva Scott, joal Girls' "Work secretary, con cerning tht forthcoming annual Institute of the Y .W. C. A., which will be held In Salem, January 19 and 20. ' She has also been assisting in Sslea School of Expression Lila Botamond Walton, Director . 147 N. Commercial " Phone 552 14S4J .i .Wetkly Recital Class the Girls Reserve vnrt ttif five new members fro mthe hih school being initiated yesterday afternoon. An address was made 10 tne.Keserves ofhe Washing ton high Kchoo Wednesday eve ning, ana last night Miss Smith accompanied Miss Scott to Wood biirn where a Girls Reserve was instituted and members initiated. -Miss Taylor .and Miss Brown stopped off in Salem for a one-day stay inursaay, the former ad dressing the assembly at "Willam ette university. Miss Smith will return to Seattle today. vitn the exception of Miss Brown, all will return to Salem for the Institute, and other field secretaries of the northwest will come with them, including Miss Eleanor Holgate, Miss Ruth Ben son and Miss Edith Denlson. . j. .'. . , ;The larger portion of the "art I- Gift Seekers 'Hand embroidery for the home and, personal wear. Many Xmas articles all rednced for quick selling-. Needlecr aft Shop, 429 Court St. I - Phone 958 cles on sale at the War Mother' bazaar held Wednesday in the sample room of the Hotel Marion, were sold, and therefore. th af fair was considered a success. The greater part of the general utility articles, however, were still un sold by evening, and these with the rugs which the War Mothers are still working upon will be combined and placed on sale early in January. The money goes to establish a ward In the Salem hos pital for ex-service men. Mrs. Winifred Dennison of the state accident commission, who has been on an extended visit to friends and relatives in Chicago, and other points in Illinois.-re turned to Salem this week. . - Mrs. D. W. Matthews returned home this week from Woodriver. HI., where she spent several months as the guest of her son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Matthews (Blanch Brown I. Joining her later to return home with her was her sister, Mrs. Enola Meyers. Friends will be happy to learn that Mrs. E. C. Richards is rapid ly recovering from several weeks illness. jory Lewis. David ward Lewis. Lewis and Ed- Mr. and Mrs. Millar McGJlfhrist are spending the week in Eurene as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Foster. ' . - Miss Istbelle Springer of Al bany has returned to her home after being entertained here us the guest of her sister Mrs I. M. 4 Mr. and Mrs. George Halverson are entertaining as their house guest, the former's . sistr, Mis Christine who will incBTcs; vtiiai I ne i ircie .Means to Me." Mrs. E. E. Fisher; "The Christmas Spirit." by Mrs. J. A. Mills. Rev. and Mrs. Blaine E. Kirkpatrirk. who were honor guests, fololwed with impromptu talks. -"- Mr. and Mrs. J. M. GriMey of route 3. Salem, are going to Jef ferson to make an extended visit with Mr. C.rilley's sbier. Mrs. E. M. Law. The Christmas concert to be given : Sunday evening at ":3 a Cre. o clock, by the members of th Halverson, of Encene, ; choir of the Central Congrega remain until after the,tipnal church is beinr happily an- holidays. m ! Mrs. A. F. Marcus is entertain ing as her week-end cuest her sls-!ier-in law. Mrs. Thomas B. Watt and two small sons. Tommy and Charles of Tillamook, who arrived Thursday. -5 , ! l he Three Links chin will en-) tentain party in ilic'pated by music lovers. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Bross and tnemlM-r of the Appolla club wlil assist; Dr. and Mr. O. V. Ellis are an ticipating a visit fro miheir m, Dr. R. V. Ellis, who has ben lo cated for a number of years at Ketckikaii. Alaska, and who is ex- Mrs. A. A. Lee will open- her .home to the Junior Staudard i Bearers of the First Methodist , rhurrh this pvpninn at 7:lfi A happy surprise was given Mr. o'clock. Miss Ocie Brown will have and Mrs. Abner Lewis at their charge of the lesson, and the hos East State street home, last Sun-jtesses will be Miss Faith Tridy. day afternoon, the occasion hon-Miss Cora Pierce and Miss Bessie oring their fifty-first wedding an-1 Wood. A feature of the evening niversary. Old-time friends and will be a picture book shower for relatives composed the group who j Miss Cora Cushman. a missionary spent the afternoon, in .pleasant i In Tientsin. China. peeted to arrive this week-end to with a larjro Chriktmasiremain over the holidays mith his its rooms in the I. 0- O. parents. F. building this afternoon, which is lor mem hers only. i The member of 4 r were . riiests of Mrs. the W. R. C. Mellisa Ier- he lirhted and rfiamenied from which rifts Mere dis pensed to each mem Iter. 1 At the culmination of the ranie prize were civ en to Mrs. Kred Uernardi ami Mrs. Robert Yokum. The next regular meetlnr of the dab will h held In a forlnfsht at tj,e residenro of Mrs. W. J. Hearth cn South llish street, j A .larger part) UI 1h civen at Come of Mrs. It. t Krie on tli fjrst Saturday evening in th nw Yar when ineuilera and their Husbands will be entertained at an evening affair. r The appearance of Frederick I. VTarde at the armory tontshtin hW address. "Fifty Years of Make 1 liere. is ttne of the most inter esting offerinrs for the wr k- in!. avid prom ise-s to attract a lary aidienre. The numlw-r is the ffhirth on the Salen Welniilay afternoon to the inent jUrs of the Lory Anna Is rirrle jof the Firt MtlbodUt rhurrh. , Business matters and the riib .ing of a u.iint patrhtiork qaiit. the work of a woman 72 ears old j filled the hoars, a collation being served attrrard. j Tlnre prex-nt were Mr. Ilenja jmin Baltrhfrd. Mrs. Elizabeth ! Merrill. Mrv V. . Ierre. Mm. R. W. Marster. Mrs. A. G. llailia. Mm. J. E. Tboma. Mrs. U U Nirklin and Mr. A- A. Le. Doctor Char Rem f meeting for mer ratient) Ah. good morning. Mr. r.ink. How are yon feeling this morning? lUnU tcaatiouUy) Doctor. doe It cot aevthlnc if I tM yoa! ivosion xrantrnpi. ! I. re ii m roil rse. t reminiscences. A luncheo'i served by Mrs. O, E. Lewis rounded out the celebration. Those present besides the hon orees were Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Martin. . Mr. and Mrs. R. Peck. Mrs. A. Peebles, Mrs. W. IL H. Darby, C. A. Lewis and family. Frank Lewis of Spokane, Mr. and Mrs. O. E.: Lewis, Thelma Martin, Hazel Martin. Lucile Lewis. Mar- You hi ii it ii .imi ii ii - - -- . . 1 l r tJS LJi II - Xm i .I i , - 'Mi1 i a cA cNjxtiotxu)iclc Institution The Marion I-awrence Bible class of . the First Methodist church held its regular monthly social evening Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Edward Miller. The assistant hostesses were Mes dames Ryder. Park and Pontius. The room were attractively dec orated with Christmas greenry and emblems. A program was fol lowed by refreshments. A large number of class members enjoyed the entertainment furnished. The regular monthly meeting of the West Central circle of the First Methodist church, at the residence of Mrs. J. H. Baker, 54 5 Court street. Wednesday art ernoon, developed into a Christ mas party. Devotions were led by Mrs. J. W. Beckley. A short busi ness session was followed by a i cial hour, after which the to guests were ushered into the din ing room decked with Christmas greens and trimming, and all were seated around one large table, centered with candelabra bear it g Christmas candles. At either ed were bouquets of red carnatiomi Mrs. E. E. Upmeyer was toast mistress, calling on the following to respond: "The Relation of the Circle to the Church." -Mr. B. Lt sons at her home on North Fourth street yesterday, when she enter tained with a luncheou and infor mal social afternoon. Interesting contributions to the Christmas number of the Willam ette Collegian just out is a short story "The Christmas Committee." and a poem "Merry Christmas." by Miss And red Bunch, whose lit erary talent is attaining wide at tention. Miss BurJPi Is a niece of Mr. W. F. FargoQnd Mrs. Edna L. Dailey. both writer for current magazines. Mr. and Mr. Floyd Chef rings of Eugene came up the first of the week and are spending several days with relative. Mrs. E. Welser of Seattle Is ex pected to arrive shortly to remain until after the holidays with ber parents, Mr.' and Mr. C. H. Tracey. " Mr. and Mr. Homer Smith were mid-week visitor in Port land, motoring down. The' United Artisans entertain ed with another of their popular Open meeting last night in their hall, a larce number attendinr. A splendid program was given, fol lowed by refreshments. Mrs. R. IT. Campbell and Glen Nichols head ed the committee In charge of the affair. Mrs. E. P. McDonald entertain ed .with an. afternoon of. cards. Wednesday. . her guests being members of the "S. HI." club. The rooms were aglow with Christmas decorations, principal of which The Modern Writer ijlass of the Salem Arts lea-ue has post'toned session until aTler the holidays, when the meeting dayles will ! changed from first and third Fri day Iq first and third Thursdays it each month. I Mr. A. B. Hensen was hostess 1 t is? erasN You expect them to ask 'for more when you serve Del Monte Beans with To mato Sauce. 'And they are so economical that you needn't worry how many they eat. . r mm Blouses of Exquisite Charm! 1: I ' i i' !irL A Lovely Remembrance "Why not let an attractire hlonse solre the que li'n of one Christina fJift! AVf have an assortment f new MonM that inclu!e every imaguialtle "Myle and ahadr, in both dressy and tailoretl inodcla. lUousen of f repe Te ("hine. priced at..... (leortjette Oepo riee(l at..... Combinations priced at J3 $14.75 3.33 521.75 57.43 517X0 ASK FOR A HOLIDAY BOX "The Paj As You Go" plan leaves no aitermalh of Chxistinas Bills Jn WiF .;" IF YOU'RE TO THE "MANNER BORN' "MORE OF ONE'S REAL CHARACTER is .shown -by the nianncr of spending,! than in earning money." You who are "to the manner born" know that every requirement of cultured taste is met by sayinpr 'Merry Christmas" Electrically with "gifts that ring true all the year through." . f '"' 1 : ; Bring your list and see for yourself how splendidly J something electrical will satisfy every condition (cost included) attaching to the gifts you are planning to give. A complete 'stock to select from and at prices that represent true value two reasons why so many-discriminating buyers patronize this store. , ; Portland Railway Light & Power Company 0) i cr1 j-" A INBOGf . Every da$ sees bigger and bigger crowds of eager buyers crowding our store. They know bargains when they see them and ours are the greatest bargains they have ever seen in Salem. Our Saturday specials will eclipse all former offerings. Come in and get your share and save money. It's a wonderful opportunity to feet your Christmas presents. Don't miss it. Here are . a few of the thousands o bargains we will of fer Saturday. UNDERWEAR Bovs' Fleece-Lined Union Suits Men's Fleece Lined Union Suits, regular $3.25 ; now Men's Fleece-Lined Union Suits. Regular $2.50; now . Men's Heavy Union Suits. 4 Regular $3.00; now .Men's Medium Union Suits. Regular $2.60; now ........ Extra heavv. $1.25 $2.00 $1.60 $2.00 $1.45 WORK SHIRTS SHOES j T 5' BROOMS Choice ...48C Medium Wright Blue Shirts. Regular $1.50: now Black Sateen Shirts. Regular $1.85; now Men's Khaki Shirts. ! Regular $1.75; now Men's Heavy Hlue Shirts t Ctiaranteed. Regular $2.0O: jm A rin v Shirts $ ' Now j.-.. J . 98c $1.30 $1.10 .$1.28 $4.90 Army Shoes ' Now "Master 3!ade" Dres Shoe. Regular $13.00; now. $4.85 $7.25 'Safetr First" I)re Shoe. Cft9 Regular j now Ou.i-tJ Menn Heavy Work Shx, dotilile aole. Regular $10fi0; mm- Also a large line of .Ladies' and Children 't shoes at bi; Eedsctions $5.75 HEAVY COTTON SOX Six pairs .-. . ..,$1.00 CANVAS GLOVES Two Pairs 25c LOGGERS' SHIRTS Guaranteed Wool . . . $11 SH1NOLA Shoe Polish 5 c KIDDIES Koveralls ...80c f MEN'S HATS Regular $6 JO . $1.95 NECKTIES Regular $1X)0 54c ' . n .e '""TV "IT- TT wlt" every 5-Vu purcnase wfwui give aosoiuteiy tree, one goia rimmea cup lJ H rH and saucer or plate. With hvery $2.00 purchase, one canned kippered fish. is for Saturday Only-sd be sure to come. i f J : 1 Stelanboc 373-377 Court Street k's Hoiulse of Bar s aim. Phone 464 U 1 1 I !