The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, October 21, 1923, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text' 1- I1 The Woman's Aid society of the " First , Presbyterian ehurch win hold the regular monthly meeting In the church parlors Friday, Oct 26, at 2:30 in the afternoon Hostesses for the afternoon wilt be Mrs. Frank. Power, Mrs. John Mc- Court; Mrs. C. H. Robertson, Mrs, C. P. Bishop, Mrs. N. M, Fink blner, Mrs. H. J B." Glaisyer, Mrs. A ,T. wain and Mrs. Max O Daren, i ; Another delightful social occa sloa was the party of last evening wnen. r. ana Mrs. M. B. Hen aerson emertasnea a .group of friends at. their lovely new bun galow home ox Sooth oFurteenth . street. Grinning: Jack o' lanterns, blaek witches, ! arch-backed cats, ana wise old owls more than su gested the approach of Hallowe'en. , Jardinieres of ! rose berries and autumn leaves, with bowls of mar- igolde and dahlies were ef fecttve- ly used in the decorative scheme. The guests were greeted at the door by little Mary Frences Hen derson and "Velm a Wagner, attlr- ea in attractive Hallowe'en cos I i tumes.rThe evening was happily Spent at a number of claver Barnes i which had been arranged by the hostess for the occasion Before the party "adjourned the guests were served refreshments la the form of delicious panrpkin j pie .with whipped ' cream and ' coffee. ; - j.;, ; :t . Guests for the evening included Mr, and Mrs.' Jlra Wyatt, Mr. jand Mrs. Roj . Barker, Mrs. L- A. Ke- r tar, Mr. ; and 1M ra. " Carl Martin-, Mr, and Ms. SDon Worden, Mr. and Mrs. A. "'D Wagner, Mr. and Mrs."Bca;o. Woelke, Miss Dor othy' Kezar, Miss Velnva .Wagner, and the host and hostess and" their little daughter. Mary Frances. , The many friends of Mtes Mary West, daughter: of Mr. : and Mrs. Wharton L. West, who is attend- ; lag the University of Oregon, will be pleased to hear that she was , the only; freshman, to be appoint ed on the staff of the "Emerald" the college daily newspaper, when L appointments were made the first of this : week. f:: , : This , is considered quite an honor, as there were many apper- classmen trying out that were not successful. 'j . : ' f '-; The newly organized Willing Workers" class of the First Christ ; ian -charch-met at the home of their teacher, Mrs. Wilt May, on North Capitol street, last Wednes ( day evening. ; A business session was called, and 1 the following of i flceri were elected: President, Mrs.- Guy Wilcra, secretary, Mrs. ! t it-carper, treasurer,-Mrs. 'Slier. k Dencroas'- fefresnmenta of punch and cookies . were served duing . the evening by the hostess. This Is a newly organized class - composed, of young ' married cou i pies : and business "women of the ' church, . AH persons Interested are cordially- iavifed : tar join- the - v class on Sunday! mornfngsv The following? members were present for" the lirst meeting: Mrs. C. Wl Haey; Mrs.' HelcnrDick inson, Mr C W. Elgin;; Mrss Pearl Wood. Mr Irene Naab Mrs. J. W. Richard&v Mrsv Our Wilcox, Mrs. Harvey Atantonr Mrs. Mart gaerite Braxoa,. Mrs?. Sflerv Mrs. R. Carper, lira. R. 4E Petes, and - Mrs. Mayf jj . t "As wot nana- opportunity let us work" is the theme of the county J Christian Endeavor convention - which ' will hold session at the - Highland Friends church, October 21, 27 and 28. Although the pro gram U not yet complete, the kep note address has been announced tor Friday evening when a state worker .will . address the conven- " tion upon the subject ef "Oppor- .. tunlty." Saturday afternoon and ' evening will ' be devoted 'to four FRENCH POPUlARIty v ... - A " v V; i ill- V . ' si if" " 1 ' - - . V ' vr- ' t " ft. - - ' f ju- i ,.w. ... y fc ' - - - - j-- , 7ir-- h : fc.iififM. ...... . -r-'-m mi iiiTii i v i in i , iiiifn,if---i-" i-i n--iw iiinrrr'n -jr ih-iWwiiliiwM w.yirw i- i Mamn'nn'irtJ -r Mil. Clna Relly, recently' seUoted as- the most pojiulax tioa V L picture tar tit France. --. 'V?'c y'Wy -. - . k - - j - THE OltEGON STA periods each of elasses to be held with variou -scontereace ; leaders. The leaders thus far known have been-announced aa Miss Viola Og den, a state worker from Port land, Mrs. Kate Bothmann also a state worker from Portland, and two Salem leaders, - Miss Edna J ennison, who will have , charge of classes ' in mission work, and Miss Vira Lull. : A -cafeteria lunch will be served )on Saturday,' and In the evening a six o'clock ban quet will be given in the church. The . Reverend Ward Willis Long will address the convention delegates at 7:45 In the evening upon the topic "Personal Appli cation of onr Opportunity." ) The program for Sunday will be as follows, -with ossibly some additions: Sunday morning at 8 o'clock there will be an oppor tunity banquet In the church. At 3:30 in the afternoon there will be a missionary, address by the Reverend Edward Mott of Port land, upon the subject, "As We Have Opportunity Let Us Work Good to All Men." The union Christian Endeavor prayer meet ing under the leadership of : Paul Poling, a brother of Dan Poling, the vice president of the Interna tional association otCbristian En deavor. The convention will close with a church address at the hour of eight, the .subject "Our Oppor tunity for- Church' Loyalty,"; by the Reverend L G.fLee. - The Community rNoee ByjE. G,: Mine's a story old ' L I have a bad cold; But from top .of the head -to the tip of ray toes I. am glad today, : In most glad rut way, That I am' unaBle1 to breathe tbYu my nose; . j or the odor, I'm; told. Has today been so bold. It has almost made citizens wish to turn cold." I allude to the smell ; Of the fumes '(shairi tell?) - Like those from the naughty,' bad place they call well, The sulphurized, barbarized place, r--don't you know - . The place, not 1 a ' one ; of ,us e'er wants to go. i But the smell we have here! And 'most makes me fear. That awfully - naughty, bad place is more near pi Than it really ought to be Isn t that queer ! i In our beautiful Salem?' And therefore , let's trail ;'em Til Council and County out-wit or out-wail 'em! : Now - that the , Salem Woman's club is comfortably -settled m their new club house, plans, for the free study, classes are well under way. After sr busy week -1 appointment and the outlining of the courses 6y .the appointed leadV en, the club Is- ready to announce definite Information on the work that, is planned for the -club year, the active work of wHich closes' in May. The following ' 'announce ment comes from the press com mittee of the club: 'lu " All ' members of the SaiemWo man's etaV are urged to-Jolnc.. one or more of" the study classes s-pre-sented to then free ef charged These classes- meet-nnder; capable leaders once-) in every j two weeks, beginnings this r month and - lasting until Mar. This gives yo an op portunity to if 111 your spare- time with profitable and -constructive reading. Carefully read the cours- e outlined below, make your, selections- at' 4 once and: telephone some time this week. i,The follow ing classes will be organized if a sufficient number of women -Indicate such a desire: 1, Political science Miss Mat tie Beatty, leader. In general the work of this class will be a study of the fundamentals ! of govern ment both state and- federal. Questions of ! common interest, such, as the vital question of (Continued on page 4) CONTEST WINNER. ; SALE2I, OHEGCM Bath Tbx'elb, No. 70S Terry Bath Towels, size 19s 40. It will pay you to buy sev eral of these splendid : quality Towels. Price each r V 25c No.-72 Terry Bath Towels,, size 29. A, real valu iHts Manager fecentlvi' been 2 for 2Sc r 'Is-; - IV r I regular Fall: btrying conventions at, Combined, our, llanagers placed orders totaling apprcodmately $35.- 000,000.0qr for goods to be delivered for the Spring season. '"' Sosnetning oi tbe eafenE of tfiis Company as Nation-wide distributors of goods of eyery-day need, is gleaned.! Our Own "Honor" MusEii W?x- opt buy- f&efcetf. for, inoney? promised.; you a ctotK Mclo$d wiiari4 hold your confidence. 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