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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1925)
THE OREGON ASMAAtfcr, 1X56 . . aSrkd bunch I 4 r . phone 10 ' - r - MEETING OP INTEREST to .."JLitub -women throughout the county was held Yesterday after noon at. the Child Health Demon stration building on State etret. 'The meeting was called to order bj Mrs. E. E. Fisher, who has re cently been appointed by the conn, ty. federation president Mrs. ; W. W.i Allen of Mill City as chair man of child welfare work In the county. - The appointment goes to a dub "worker of particular capa bility Jn this line. Mrs., Fisher has been actire 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 front year to year since 1911. - v At the meeting- yeAtprday after noon, with & splendid "representa tion present, the work fcf the .five ! year Child Health Demonstration ' program - for';"Jiarton county, ' was outlined and the part which "coun- ;ty club women 'ean . play ,. made clear to tnem. . The object of the ..meeting was to bring about a clos ;er relationship between the seven .'district; nurses and; the health Committees lot tie communities in jwhlch they will operate. A spe jfclal object of the Demonstration rworkers is to be able to work pthrough organizations -already in vexistenc f piZyykltet pt' Brown tressed tfie Ideal of geeting peqr tple to think Insterml of health trather than; feloness, to learn to fconslder the medical (profession Snot as a rescue squad, but as fpreve&iailvs;- force. . BothvEle? nera Thompson and Dr. ,- Stella ftFord Warner enlarged upon phas es of the work already introduced. 11. TODAY 1 Iowa Picnic, State Fairgrounds. WRC 'sindAR: - -Annual -nB-day picnic at State Fairgrounds. '. "Sunday ;'' - Reunion of the . Descendents of Jesse. and Ruby. Looney. San- tlam Park at Jefferson. and daughter. .Helen, are! home from a ten day motor trin into the Coos Bar country. 1 In Marsh- field they met Mr. and Mrsi. Har-.from ry jWenderoth . who made the re turn trip with - them. ' 1- f . .... y k Dr. and Mrs. M. C. Findley and amily left yesterday by ! motor for two weeks at Twin Rocks af ter which they will " continue their' trip north to Portland and over the Columbia highway and into astern Oregon before i re- turn-ng home by way, of Crater Lake, Ashland,' Grants; Pass! and Eugene, arriving nere again the th. of September. Miss jMary Findley, however will return ear lier, -arriving here tn time to as sume her duties at the First Meth odist church on! September I. I .- ' : : - 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 Findley' was a iguest on a recent day. of .Mr.; and: Mrs. John It. Brady in Pocatello, Idaho. Miss Edna Jennlson, Miss Helen Daf Is, -Glenn Finney Richard Weatherf ord .and Earl Jennlson returned 'home the "first of the week from '-an., interesting hiking trip to Mount Jefferson,- Mr. and Mrs.' Earl Jennlson, - who - have been spending the. summer at the home of Mr. Jennison's parents. Mr. and Mrs, J.! H. 4 Jennlson J left on i Thursday fofr their h'omel In California; They have with' them their little on, John. ! nlng for a delightful evening at the home of Miss Mary Erickson. The feature diversion of the eve ning was the making of prints the -camp .nicturea taken 1 while the girls were vm their holi day at Taylor's Grove. In the group at Miss Ericlrson's home were: Miss Marian Wyman. "Miss Mabel Savage, Miss ' EllzAbeth Falrchild; Miss Loretta Varley, MUa Ruth Stover, ' Miss Valleda Ohmart,! . Miss Bern ice Mulvey, Miss Lucille Davis, Miss Irene attend the .national convention of Ihe "First" Christian church whii a Is to be" held there from the to ihe lOth of October, -They wtU arrive In Salem again the latter part of that month. - - V 4- ' , , Six reels of motion pictures de picting scenes and, outstanding events In Woodrbw "WilaonY ca reer will be shown by the Me-k mortal society at the First Christ ian church on Sunday evening at S 'O'clock. ' While no admission will be charged, a silver offering will be takeC Mr. W. D. Fernald of Kansas City. Mo., -was the '. house-gnest early in the week of her cousin. Mrs. Frank E. Churchill, .t ...Mrs. .Jessie Robertson 'was the inspiration for the attractive af ternoon tea which Mrs. N. C. Ka foury gave on Wednesday after- Breithanpt, Miss Imogene ' Gard- ner.MIss Myftle Smlth, and thenon t the Kafoury home hostess, Miss Mary "Erickson. U . A delightful afternoon affair of yesterday was the informal tea at which Miss .Gladys .WUson and ,M las Carolyn -Wilson Were hos tesses ' honoring Miss Ruth Bed ford, who leaves early In Septem ber for i Chicago where she will continue "her musical studies. Mr. and Mrs. -F. G. Stearns and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ashby a re-on a four day motor trip to Casca- dla. They will return this week end. ': : - "." . y I A' group of the .members of the Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Wiedmer Gra-x elub iiet' on Wednesday; eve- CbDfiESVPlCMIC.; SUNDAY KEnEttAU AND I OOF WILL "sfrTbAYTnirROTa. Salem .members of the Rebekah and tOOF lodges have been ' ex- lenaeo; an .invitation to attend a Joint fcet togefher'picnic at Aurora Sunday with other lodges vt 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. I 125, of Aurora. Oregon City. Woodbnrn, Can by. I Molalla. Hubbard. Monitor. Glad-N stone, and s Buttevllle ' are other towns whose Rebekahs and Odd fellows will be represented at the picnic next Sunday. ... Entertainment Is being arrang ed by the Aurora Rebekahs. Re servations for tables and furnlces have been made -with Dr. W. E. Hempstead, owner or River Bend park which Is a new iamiiy re creation, resort on Pudding river. Swimming, boating, shade and pure drinking water, are among the park's attractions which are all available to visiting Hebekahs m Mrs... r CecilfXci:ills Cihemastcrpiccc STARTS TUESDAY AUG. 25 -Lliriam and the Golden mm "AT roruLAit pram Dr. Mary C. Rowland ' has ; as tnd Oddfellows Cosmos, i 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 2ell and Mr. Harold A. Baulig were united in marriage on "Friday, August 14, . with? Reverend Z. C. Mower officiating!' : ' The -ceremony wai performed in the newly built and completely furnished home of the young cotlple at the corner of Nineteenth and Nebraska -avenue. her house-guest, her daughter. Mrs. Lewis Green of Portland. Dr. Rowland has just returned from a recent two weeks vacation In Idaho. - . 7. , .- .:-:.h.- The Turner. Commercial .band will give a concert at Turner, Or., on Saturdayevening, August .22, in Ithe . S. ' P. ;. Grove, west of the depot, beginning at 7:30 o'clock. In connection with the concert. the ladles of the Christian church aid will serve ice cream and cake. The proceeds will go to the -Aid; fund and be used for good causes. DRY ORGANIZATION IS NOW COMPLETE (Continued f ron pay t.) v ment of the new dry staff was the appointment of Walton A. Green. former army officer, who assisted Mr. Andrews.' who servea 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. Mr. and Mrs. J.SH. plan to leave on Monday' by way of -Salt Lake City and -Denver for Hutchinson, Kansas. They will also go to Kansas City -and St. Joseph, Mb., prior to the return trip -which will include a stop in Oklahoma City whete they will and the sending to the San Fran- numerous I clsso district as federal adminls- Aslde from the ee-trator of E. C. Tellowley. Chief of lections of the band. Garland Hay.l -enerai prohibition arents whose wampoen christian minister of Stayton. anaioffjee Js abolished. ft f fli 1 i i i' ! Q 'e J , lei . rn -v Reverend Shelley of Eugene,. pas tor of the Christian church at Tur ner, will .take part In the program Every one is welcome. i -A group-of about 30 young peo ple gathered at the P. F. .fitols- 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 ogs of chocolate cake built to represent a rail fence surrounded the angel food .cake, In the center of which were plac ed the initials tN S." in pink can dles and candle - holders. Mr. Green, who also is a former publisher of the Boston jonrnel. will 'be charged with the building up of m highly trained group of investigators, who will work on big conspiracy cases. They will be "the "eyes 'in the field" -for General 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 Baird. former traffic manager of the Bessemer and Lake Erie railroad who will be in chaTge of the Pittsburgh district Halsey Dnnwoody, formerly a colonel in the army, who has been engaged in business in France, In charge at Tampa; Herbert H White. former army officer at vrfclch Fort " Worth. "Texas; "Robert E. were lighted during the early jpartl Frith", former army officer at Los of the refreshment hour.1 " ;-' I Angeles, end' A. J. Hanlon, form er army officer at 6an Juan, Porto i rns( i i J. n-irj u 1 i Quality as applied Ito . r? Mrs. Christina Hansan of Sll verton entertained Thursday . of this week, honoring Mrs. J. 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, O.' Un- derdahl and son, MrsDan JDybset- ter, Louise ' Dybsetter, Charlotte Goplerud, Borghild Underdahl I .' Mrs. Dan Dybsetter entertained last Wednesday in honor of Mrs. J. Randall of Arizona. Guests were Mrs. J. Randall, Mrs. E. Weaver,-'Mrs. "O. S. Hauge, "Mrs. Martha Gunderson, Mrs, ' Hans Jensen. Mrs. G. Underdahl. Mrs. C. Hansen. Mrtk J. . Moe, -Mrs. U, Baltimore, Mrs. J. Goplerud, Mrs A. Hall. Mrs. G. Gunderson. Mrs E. Olson. Annabelle Jensen; Borg hild Underdahl, Louise Dybsetter. Charlotte Goplerud. Robert Hauge, Paul Dybsetter, Robert Olson. Maxine Olson. Lucille Hall.. Rico. Administrators appointed In clude Elias Marsters. former direc tdr'for Idaho, Helena district; and Roy C. Lyle, former director of Washington state for the Seattle district. . NEWi TODAY ;! 1 She'll Charm Every bo dy'l and . fascinating that's . Pola -as . the dazzling, dancer - In . "The Charmer." From the novel "Mar- -lposa." - Her first picture under the di rection of Sidney Olrott. producer of "The : Humming "Bird and "Monsieur Bceucalre." ( 0 TOD!AV iLN ! S sld.y r . AV rSi i ; j u - 11! ALl - 1IM - i s y - u J T : U.feT ' Grand Orchestra 1 yiiji ' 1 li 1 . . ... ! AV 3 "JUST A .GOOD .m'A- i . Ml I &anamtmnt . I i I I - I I ; poia-iMe'gH : . I GR AND I ' " " I-- "Sustained AssociatedfeasoHne and Cycol Motor f . .Oil, means that these two products con stantly and successfully meet the most rigid of operative tests: Regular use of the MOTORMATES assures you of efficient, economical motor operation. Deal wi th the licalers xvfip serve yottAvel the MOTORMATES dealers. They are named below "Do you think we are, descend ed from ! monkeys?' "Cartainly not." anskered Miss Cayenne "Monkeys have had "neither the wealth nor - the distinction to en courage us to claim them aa- an restore." -Washington '"Star. 'Salem ,: . i I ? . Geo. B. - Allen . - v ::; - A. rM.' Anderson.Rodte S u .. ; ' Anderson & Adams --I" a ;' , Buckeye Scrrcie Station -f Bonesteele' Motof Xkt - ' E Bello.-. 'K -T'; .-l Fronmader Bros. I . W. B. Gerth. West Salem -Highland . Grocery Co. t; Ira Jorgensen r. . : : -;.' A. E. LaBranche. .Route 6 ; L. C. Mitchell. Route . 6 , ' 4 C. W. Pugh, Route 8 A. D. Olson. West Salem ' , " Valley Motor Co. . 'W. A.' Wilcox - John Williamson - O. J. Wilson . ; Riverside Service Station, Wectl ---Salem - ) - '- r Zosel's T4re Shop - ' . Ball Dros., Turner Oregon Grain Co., A.umsville rBoone Service Station, AUmsville " Yeoman Bros., Stayton - ',) . '.Henry Rauscher. Sublimity : W. A. Heater, Sublimtty ' Knight Bfos., Jefferson i ; McKee & j Warner, Jefferson ; Irwin Baun," Independence i : R. E. Derby Monmouth 4.'-- - Ilagen BiX'S., Silverton -i SUverton Lumber Co. Silvertonf" Lima FIoUring'Mill8,.SiIverten Wm. Predjeek. Mt. Angel Ej O. Emmett.-Mt. Angel; T-1 r 3. P. Jensen, Monitor . ' ; Earl's Gafasc, Scotts Mills ! W. B. Niitting. Gcrvais ; i t N. Becker t Son,- Wood burn R. L. Patton.'Woodburn : . Dewey Payne, Wood burn j ' K. E- Watklns.. Hubbard Rtoner Bros.. Aurora I 1 i C II. .Ernst, St. Paul . I. r -t Julian Dei Jardlne, Hopmere - e I i; n t 1 : czt" i . r y STARTS TODAY X 3Utinor3t 2.V-05C (San. 3.V) II . . r . - Ktmliiipi '35cJoc KlddlM 0rmm -p'-j- "' f . A IHror AaytUuf l' HOTT AM ALE ! " A.- WHAT A SHOW! T A . s f Al'A ; sJK -NA 0)f I. ' A,p1 STf : aa ajsAJ . ..HI! I - 1 i"fj-k ! r 1 ' Till I I 1! I H I I I I f I III If I I - I Millinery' U ; . rA d(5 rf oT f UA C : H V1 1 1 11 1? ) I I I . H A I i- f . 'I : - lV V J A AW A 'J! I - - '- ' . , Don Mullally. Stage Pl?y ! ( Aa J ' , . LLOYD HUGHES and KATE. PRICE.; " I' 11 i ' ;vlilw f lrtk lHmi strains ' flrsenckir AUitlis W-y H ' "" . sS"V . V 1 ' I -2 - " 8-rpris AU Us fsa sad ftp t Mit sa bnt ttT U fcs nasa. Tw v f r ; : ' - Or.v ---.--V " . i W ux i r&ruj: -' ..p - ; . mw . IW I I W "'" T,IE ,IOU:lOP QALITV PICTURES j J " V 10M.V1 'm ( I j v THE SPATS FAMILY' IX -WILD PAf-VHf IX)XALI 'AT 'THE Wrr.MTZi:r-M:u 11S N. Liberty Presenting tsses Coats . for the' Wovidn rund'Miss TRULY ARIS TOCRATIC IN THEIR J5TJB DUED ELE- -GANCE AND PERFECT TASTE.- . Fall Opening ...... now ; , SHOWING
