THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
SATURDAY MORNING; AUGUST .22, 1925
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MEETING OF INTEREST to
club women throughout the
county was held yesterday after
noon! at the Child Health Demon
stration building on State stret.
The meeting was' called to order
by, Mrs. E. E. Fisher: who has re
cently been appointed by the coun
ty federation president Mrs. W.
W, Allen of Mill Cityas chair
' man of child welfare work in the
county. The appointment goes to
' i club worker of particulaj capa
bility hi this line.. Mrs. Fisher
has' been active ' In- this type . of
work for more than six years, hav
ing been the organizer of the child
health clinics that hare been con
ducted in Salem from year to year
since 1919. ."'-:.'
; At the meeting yesterday after
noon,- with a splendid representa
tion present, the work of the five
year Child Health' Demonstration
, program ftr r Marion' county was
outlined aa4 the part. which coun
ty club women can! play made
.-clear Northern. The object of the
mealing was' to being about a clos-
I er relationship between the seven
I district nurses and the., health
l cjMtnSitittee of the ;c6mmunitlestin
wnicn tney wiu operate, a spe
cial object of the Demonstration
workers is to 'be able to wdVk
through organizations already in
existence. Dr. Walter H. Brown
stressed the; ,idel. ft getting peo
ple to' think in terms of health
rather than sickness to learn tto
considef the medical profession
not , as a rescue squad, but a a
preventative force. Both, Elf a
nora 'Thompson and Dr. - Stella
Ford Warner enlarged upon phas
cs of the work already introduced
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Helen,
are home
I SOCIAX. CAIXTTDAIt I
w TODAY" w
! attend the national convention, of
the First Christian chares which
LODGES PICNIC SUNDAY
TloFaTPfcnic, SUie fairgrounds: I to be. hie Id there from; Jhj "tr
WRC and GAR. Annnal all-
day picnic at State Fairgrounds.
UEBEKAII 'AND TOOF WILLI
.SPEND DAY AT AURORA
and daughter,
from a ten day motor trip into
the Coos Bay country. In Marsh
field they met Mr. and I Mrs. Har
ry! iWenderoth , who made the re
turn trip with themi
1 Dr. and Mrs. M. C."Fn'dley and
family left yesterday by: motor
fdrUwo weeks at Twin Rocks af
ter I which they will J continue
their trip north to : Portland and
oyer the Columbia highway and
into Eastern Oregon . before ; re-
turh-nsr home bv war lof .Crater
Lake, Ashland, brants. Pass, and
Eugene, arriving here again the
7th; f of September. Miss Mary
Flndley, however will return ear
lier, arriving here In tibe to as
sume her duties at the First Meth
odist church onj September 1.
Miss Alice Wood who! has been
spending her vacation in Alaska.
returned yesterday to her duties
in; the office of the state) hospital.
Miss Mary Fihdley was a guest
and Mrs.
Io, Idaho.
Richard
Jennison
on ;:a recent days of Mr.
John IX. Brady In Pocate
r.r ;
1 Miss Edna Jennison. Miss Helen
Davis, Glenn Finney,
Veatherford- and Earl
home I the . firist of the
from an . interesting hiking
trlpj to Mount Jefferson.) Mr.and
Mrs.. Earl "Jennison, who; -have
been spending the summer! at the
noiqe of Mr. Jennison s parents.
Mr.; and Mrs. J.jH. Jenpison, left
returned
week
onj. Thursday tot their home in
California, Their have-with them
their little son, John.
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iA group of the members of the
Mrj and Mrs. Harry J. Wiedmer Gfax cluFmet bnVedn
Sasday
Reunion of the 'Descendents of
Jesse , and . Ruby Looney. San
tiam Park at Jefferson. : , ,
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ning tor a delightful evening at
the home i of Miss Mary Erickson.
The feature diversion of, the eve
ning was the making of prints
from the camp pictures taken
while the girls were vra their holi
day at' Taylor's Grove. In the
group at Miss- Erickson's home
were; Miss Marian Wy man, .Miss
Mabel Savage, Miss Elizabeth
Fairchild.iMIss Loretta Varley,
Miss Ruth Stover, Miss Valleda
Ohmart, Miss ; Bernice Mnlvey,
Miss Lucille . Davis, Miss Irene
Breithaupt, ,Miss lmogene Gard
ner, Miss 1 Myrtle Smith, and the
hostess, Miss Mary Erickson.
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A delightful afternoon affair of
yesterday was the informal tea at
which Miss .Gladys Wilson and
Miss Carolyn Wilson were hos
tesses . honoring Miss Ruth Bed
ford, who leaves early in Septem
ber for Chicago where she will
continue l her musical studies
Cosmos, in the - delicate pastel
shades, filled attractive vases
about the rooms. At the tea hour
covers were arranged '' for the
group in the dining room where
ices were served. '
Miss Jennette Honor Zell and
Mr. Harold A. Baulig were united
in marriage on Friday. August
14, with Reverend Z. C. Mowef
officiating. The ceremony waa
performed in the newly built and
completely furnished home of. the
young couple at the corner, of
Nineteenth and Nebraska avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ,H. Campbell
plan to leave .on Monday by way
to the 10th of October. They will
arrive in Salem again (he latter
part of that month.
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Six reels of motion oictures de- .y"f "ViTT
pictlng scenes and outstanding Mnaed an invitation to attend
events in Woodrow , WiJon.'s pa-1 Joint get together picnic at Aurora
Salem members of the Rebekah
x-a
reer . will be shown by the Me-.
mortal society at the First Christ.
lan church on Sunday evening at
8 o'clock. While no admission
will be charged, a silver offering
will be taken.
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Mrs. W. D. Fernald of Kansas
Sunday with other lodges of the
northern part of the valley. Ar
rangements for the picnic which
will be held in the River Bend
park, have been made - by - ,the
Western Hope Rebekah lodge No.
125, of Aurora.
Oregon City, Woodburn, Canby.
City, Mo., was the house-guest Molalla. Hubbard. Monitor. Glad-
early In! the week of her cousin, tne. and Butteville are other
towns whose Rebekahs and Odd-
Mrs.
Frank E. Churchill
Mrs. Jessie Robertson was the
inspiration for the attractive ' af
ternoon tea which Mrs. N. C. Ka-
foury gave on Wednesday after
noon at the Kafoury home. "
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Stearns and
fellows will be represented at the
picnic next Sunday.
Entertainment is being arrang
ed by the Aurora Rebekahs., Re
servations for tables and furnices
have been made with Dr. W. E.
Hehipstead. owner or River Bend
park which is a new family re-
esday eve
Mr. and'Mr3. J. B. Ashby are "on I creation resort on Pudding river.
Swimming, boating, shade and
pure drinking water, are among
the park's attractions Which are
all available to visiting Rebekahs
and Oddfellows.
a four day motor trip to Casca-
dia. They will return this' week
end.
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Dr. Mary C. Rowland has as
her house-guest, her daughter,
Mrs. Lewis Green of Portland. Dr.
Rowland has just returned from
a recent two weeks' vacation in
Idaho. ,
The Turner Commercial band
will give a concert at Turner, Or.,
on Saturday evening. August 22,
in the S. P. Grove, west of the
depot, beginning at 7:30 o'clock.
In connection with the concert.
the ladies of the Christian church
aid will serve Ice cream and cake.
The proceeds will go to the Aid
fund nd be used for numerous
good causes. - Aside from the se
lections of the band. Garland Hay,
Christian minister of Stayton, and
Reverend Shelley of Eugene, pas
of Salt Lake City and. Denver, for I tor of the Christian church at Tur
Hutchinson, Kansas. They will
also go to Kansas City and St-1
Joseph,. Mo., prior tothe return,
trip which will include a stop in
Oklahoma City where they will
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ner, will take part In the program.
Every one is welcome. .-.
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A group of about 30 young. peo
ple gathered at the P. F. Stolz
heise home in Salem Heights ' in
honor of ' Miss Neva Stolzheise's
birthday. '
The evening was spent with
games and music after which de
lightful refreshments 'consisting
of ice cream and cake were served
to the guests.' Many- beautiful
gifts were received by the honor
guest.
An unique birthday cake of An
gel food with logs of chocolate
cake built to represent a rail fence
surrounded the angel food cake.
In the center of which were plac
ed the initials "N. S." in pink can-
DRY ORGANIZATION
IS NOW COMPLETE
(Conlinurd froT pK 1.) .
ment of the new'dry 6taff was the
appointment of Walton A. Green.
former army officer, who assisted
Mr. Andrews.' who served as a
brigadier general during the war
In the formation of the 'military
police in France, as the chief pro
hibition investigator, a new office.
and the sending to the San Fran
cisso district as federal adminis
trator of'E. C. Yellowley. chief of
general prohibition agents whose
office Is abonshed.
Mr. Green, who also Is a former
publisher of the Boston JourneU
will be charged with the building
up of a' highly trained group of
Investigators, who will work on
big conspiracy cases. They will
be the "eyes In the field" tor
General .i Andrews to determine
what results are being obtained
from the expenditure of millions
of dollars to enforce prohibition!
Besides. Chief Investigator
Green, the new appointees Include
Frederick BaJrd. . former traffic
manager of the Bessemer and
Lake Erie railroad who will be In
charge of the Pittsburgh district
Halsey Dnnwoody, formerly
colonel in the army, who has been
engaged In business In France. In
charge at Tampa: Herbert H
White, former army officer a
dies and .candle holders, .which j Fort Worth.. Texas; Robert E
III lku m '
W :-Jh
nea quality
TUA-AM Lzic
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as
were lighted during the' early part
of he. .refreshment hour.' . , i I- '
Mrs. Christina Hansan of Sil-1
verton entertained Thursday of
this week,' honoring -Mrs. J4. Ran
dall of Arizona. The guests were:
Mrs. J. Randall. Mrs. E. Weaver.
Mrs. O. S. Hauge, Mrs. K. Jen-'
sen. Mrs. J. Saplend. Mrs. G. Un-
derdahl.and son; Mrs. Dan Dybset
ter, Louise Dybsetter, Charlotte
Goplerud, Borghlld : Underdahl
.Mrs. " Dan Dybsetter entertained
last Wednesday in honor of Mrs.
J. Randall of Arizona. .'Guests
were Mrs. J. Randall. Mts. E.
Weaver, Mrs. O. S. Hauge,' Mrs.
Martha Gunderson, Mrs. Hans
Jensen, Mrs. G. Underdahl, Mrs.'C.
Hansen. Mrs. J. Moe, Mrs. C.
Baltimore, Mrs. J. Goplerud, Mrs.
A. Hall, Mrs. G. Gunderson, Mrs.
E. Olson, Annabelle Jensen, Borg
hild Underdahl, Louise Dybsetter,
Charlotte Goplerud, Robert Hauge.
Dybsetter,
Maxlne Olson. Lucille Hall.
Sustai
AssociatediiGasoline anal Cycol Motor
Oil, means that these two products con
stantly and successfully
rigid of operative tests.
-or
J,
Frith, former army officer at Los
Angeles, end A. J. Hanlon. form
er army officer at San Juan, Porto
Rico
Administrators appointed In
elude Ellas Marstersj former direc
tor for Idaho. Helena district, and
Roy C. Lyle, former director of
Washington state for the. Seattle
district.
CecU&DdmieS
Cinemasterplcce'-
' - STARTS
TUESDAY :
AUG. 25
Miriam
and the
Golden
Calf--
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ponmn thicks
NEW TODAY
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Tender and trmpestaous. Innocent
and fascinating that's Pola ' aa
the dazzling: dancer In "The
Charmer. From the novel "Mar
iposa." Her first' picture uudcr the di
rection of Sidney Olcott. producer
of ,"The .Humming Bird" and'
MoaKiear ueaucalrc
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Grand Qrchesftra
-JUST A GO HI ;tT-
meet the most
Regular use of
of
the MOTORMATES assures vou
efficient, economical motor operation. ,
ASSOCIATED bL COMPANY
seriie you well-
Deal ivith the dealerstwho
the MOTORJVIATES dealers.
They are named below.
Salem
Geo. E. "Allen 7
"A. M. Anderson, Route S
Anderson Si Adams ;i
Buckeye Scrvcic Station
Bonesteele Motor Cos. 1.
E. Bello ' ': '
' A.. Davis .1 , '
. Frohmader Bros. - h J.-'.-W.'B.
Gerth. West galem
Highland Grocery Co.!
Ira Jorgensen E 1 , ,
A. E." LaBranche. ROtfte 6
I C. Mitchell. Route 6 Y,
C: W. Pugh. Route 8 -A.
D. Olson. West Salem
Valley Motor " Co. ;
, W. A. Wilcox ,.t
John Williamson ! i
O. J. Wilson - '''"
RiTerside. Service Station, -West
. Salem . :r
z.o5ei s 1 ire onop
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i Oregon Grain Co., Aumsvtlle-
- Boon Service Station, Aumsville
Teomjan Bros.. Stayton , ,
Henry Rauscher. Sublimity
W. A. Heater, Sublimity
Knight 'Bros.. Jefferson .; i
McKeje & Warner, Jefferson
Irwin! Baun. Independence j
R. EJ Derby, Monmouth
Hagen Bros., Silverton ! 'f
Silvertbn Lumber Co.' Silverton
Ball Bros., Turner
4 a
Lima Flouring Mills, Silverton
j Wm. Prodeek. Mt. Angel
j E. Gj Emmett."-Mt. Angel . ,
j J.- P. j Jensen,- Monitor i r
Earl's Gaai-e. Scotts' Mills !
s - !.W.-B. Nuttins. Gcrvais
. N. Bieckcr & Son, .Woodburn "
- ' R. Li Patton. AVoodburn !
Iewey ; Payne. Wood burn
- E. E4 Watklns, Hubbard i -ftoncr
J3ros Aurora 1 ' -r.
HiErnst. St.Jaul. j : 'J
Julian De Jardine. Hopmere ,
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i r .X, Evenings :t3r-AOc Kiddica -gr- " " ' '""-' '' ; 1
HOT TAM ALE ! I ,. ''
what on 0) (0'
Robert Olson. 1 , S sS. a-V i V iV 1 1 S.. I I 1 ' 1 I
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"Do you think we are descend- "'! yvX V. V " ' '' i-L . "l f J
cd" from monkeys?" ' "Certainly ' -' '' y XT. V y tezJZZ .
? not." anskered Miss Cayenne: " m ' V X .'. '"'.
: "Monkeys liave had ' neither the " " vv " T ' ' "' ' " " f
V wealth nor the distinction to en- v V"A; iyy- 'v I ' ' ' 'f C .
. courage us to claim them as an- ! Ifps s ' - 1 f Vvx J
- cestors." Washington Star.1 - s yrrVr j " js Np ,
Iff "StlsWf:
' TRULY Alas- ; - -Don MulIaU SUge Play: ...
THEmsuS T LLOYD HUGHES and KATE PRICE L -
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PERFECT 5. , luprtM - An Ut ( u m ( a bt NOTUH umi. 'AVX A 11 V 1 "
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((Fall Ocnina ) ".- .!?.l- - --' SEI -
1 M VjSraG : - ; THE HOME OF QUALITY PICTURES j v : t Jg vXY
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