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nm bRbabNSTATnsjfAN, salkm; ouegon FRlDAY.MdRNlNCr, OCTOBER 22, 1926 7 h AUOREX J30NCH C ,1. Downs Borne Is Scene of Attractive Tea Honoring Moroni Qlsen Company An affair tbat was exceedingly dehVhtrul took place from 4:30 to 6 o'clock yesterday . afternoon at the home of Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Downs when members of the Mor oni Olsen circuit repertoiry com pany wre honored at tea. The livin grooms of the attrac tive home were decked with,.ebry aanthemums. asters and pastel shaded dahlias. , , r Assisting Mrs. Downs, the hos tess, were Miss Mabel Robertson. Mrs. Albert Richard Wetjlen and Miss Carol Dibble. ? Mrs. Louella Stowe, mother of the hostess, , presided at the urn. Among those invited to meet these fascinating visitors in Salem were Mrs. Wm. H. BUrghardt, Mrs. Alton B. Hurley,iMi"8. iLV. E. Mc Intyre, Miss Rosalie!';Keberv Prof, and Mrs. Morton E. Peck, Mr, and Mrs. Murray Wade, Mr. and-Mrs. Monroe jGIlbert, MissJCarol" Dib ble, Mrvand MrgJ Albert Richard tetjea jMrs. Chloej Nero, Miss MabejysRbertson, P-of, and; Mrs. E. "TJL Brown. "MrJ and Mri Paul Wallace. Mr. aadl Mrs.CJeorge Hug. Mr. and' :Jlrvw;C. Dibble, Mis JPiorence Carlwright, Hss thryn dBfnneli.iMiiiS Vivian Har rg&ovettMii' Heleit Pippy, Mrs. LonHla Stowe, Migs;iFlavia Downs, Bobby Downs and Hums Downs. P Sdlem Folk Attend , Annual Associatfpri. Meeting One of the most inspirational meetings which thej East Willam ette association of (Congregational FOR WHOltSOME FRYING A PURE, GOOD-TO-lAt FAT MEAT CROQUETTES ft Cups Minced Cooked Aleut cV i Cup Bread detanks i Cup Milk Dash of Pepper 4 Teaspoon Salt i Tablespoon Snoudrift Simmer the crumbs, in jmilk until soft and add jth meatl When the mixture is thor oughly heated, siix jix the beaten egg and rejnove im mediately from the (ftre and add Snowdrifti'lheii cool shape into croquettes;' roll first in bread crumbs then ef& then in crurnbs. agiri. Fry in deep Sbowdnft; hot enough to brown a cube pf bread in about seconds, or 475 degrees F. .fit?-v r S i f 1 i -, --. - - i i. f Willi in Schootroom temocratures are retrutatert 5y4 K6e I! I I men a- . - " - . . little one whose bteakfMt or lunches are too low in heat value i likely to feel chilly, miserable grow snirny. even ilL Warm your kiddie from1 die INSIDE. Keep their little boilers teaming with food (elected for that very virtue. TRU-BLU Ctaharrl cracker furnish 1955 calorie to the pound 1955 calor ies of heat and energy. Yet they place no strain- on undeveloped digestive ystems. They da not clog or drug. TRU-BLU Graham are a balanced food. Contain BRAN the outside roughagea welj as th$ inner' meat of the wheat kernel. And HONEY i a natural sweet that make enjoyment If You . Grocer - There's f If ! Phone 106 churches has ever held took place on Tuesday at Elliott's Prairie. Delegates were present from every church in the association, extend ing from Engine to Oregon City. Each church is entitled to send delegates In proportion to its membership. An all-dav, meeting was held In the rural "church located In a most picturesque setting. The convention wasj as bountiful as ean well be imagined. Tne address or the evening, a speech , of unforgettable power and interest, waa given by John Gait, a returned .missionary from North China. Salem people, to whomrhave come such unmatched reports concerning the power of Mr. Gait's message, will' have the special opportunity of hearing him Qn Tuesday evening at the Knight 'Memorial church. In the Salem delegation attend-! ing the conference were Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Kantner, Mrs. O. E. Thomas and daughter, Constance, of Seattle, Mrs. F. W. Steusloff, Mrs. John Orry Mrs. R. N. Hoover, Mrs. WV R Clarke, Mrs. Vera Shattue, Mr3 L.SM. Hall, Mrs. WillianiMc'Giichrist'Sr:, Mrs. R. J. Hendriclts.fMra, J. P. Humph reys. Retv Schkrlesf E.: Ward, Mrs. F. .D. KtbbMrs.ljark McCallis ter ahd Mrs. Hulbert. Woman's Alliance to Meet Members of the woman's alli ance of the Unitarian church will meet at 10 o'clock this morning at the church for att all-day meet ing. A luncheon will be served at 1 o'clock. The activity of the day will be sewing on bazaar ar ticles. The luncheon hostesses are Mrs. L. F. Le Garie and Mrs. Wagstaff. Mrs. Janeway Returns to Kansas Mrs. J. Janeway, after a visit in Salem at the home of Mrs. II. J. Haas, has left for her home in Kansas. Mrs. Janeway and Mrs. Haas went to Portland the very first of tho week-end and on Mon day Mrs. Janeway left for her home. St Joseph's Church to Sponsor Unique Fair The committee in charge makes the following announcement con cerning one of a number of in teresting . activities in St. Paul's parish: St. Joseph's church is planning a fair which will sur pass anything yet attempted, on November 20, 21 and 22. The men of the parish have taken charge, and a competent commit tee are at work on details now. They assure everyone of a royal good time, and will eliminate many, of the old and worn-out features of most fairs. The ad vertising committee promises to let us, know further news con cerning this fair as soon as plans are completed. Mrs. Mullefr Is Hostess at -Bridge The bridge club, of which Mrs. W. , A. Mullen la a member, was entertained at her, home on Tues day. JfrsI J. W. McEachren of Portland,, her daughter's house guest, was an additional guest. Mrs. E E. ; Bragg won the high score of the afternoon. fj At the next meeting of th club' Mrs. G. A. Codding will be the hostess. Covers at the luncheon table, ornamented with Hallowe'en col ors and favors, were placed for Mrs. McEachren, Mrs. Will Moore, Mrs. Oliver B. Huston, Mrs. W. E. , Crews, Mrs. George Codding, calories ta tYtf Bmv( nf tl.- k.M "TU healthful. i Specify, TRU-BLU Grahams YouV Will Send No Others. Ho Know a DIFFERENCE. Mrs. Vincent Diaz,' . Mrs. E. ,E. Bragg ahd the hostess, Mrs. Mul len. ... fi ,; Cphnhbhie Club Opens Active Season , The Columbine. club , hed the ijrst meeting of th season- one day last week at the home of Mrs. McAlplne. Plans? were made5 for the winter's work. : On October 20 Mrs. A. L. Turn, bleson entertained the club at a :30 o'clock luncheon'' The table decorations were ( in range and black. .The j centerpiece was . of orange nasturtiums and autumn leaves. A -variety of late autumn flowers decorated tke rooms. Af ter the luncheon a business meet ing was held arid two new mem bers were admitted to the club, M rs.' Elmer McKe was a special guest. On Hallowe'en. . the. ladies will entertain . their husbands with a chicken dinner. Guests at the luncheon were: Mrs. Ralph Howard, Mrs. Charles Yousir Last OIiainGe to Gst Tlnii dlfsat Savti MMey In direct.co-operatiori with the Hoosier Manufactur ing Company we are giving you the benefit of most substantial price reductions in addition to the won derful grocery offer. Only Hoosier's enormous producing and buying power makes these great val ues possible. More than 2,500,000 homes are HodSier equn At the Very lowest cost you can buy the efficient and practical eojiipment that every Woman needs, in her kitchen. Do away With make-shift cupboards, shelves, pantry. Stop wasting time and energy in ijseless running around. Establish a real working center in your kitchen with Hoosier equipment. : I Gnly a Few Left Our allotment of cabinets and groeeVie: for this special sale is limited. Whenour. shocks are gqne we, shall have to elbse the sale. Come; in and pick out the model suited. to your needs. ;, Buy your Hoosier now while you can get the fifty grocery items with out extra charge. Come in early the first thing tomorrow if you can make it. SATURDAY THE . Thisr 4hei last .call positively yoiir' lasf , opportunity to secure these f if tyv high-grade : grocery itms with yo" Hoosier . Cabineiv . ; 'Any style. DavisMrs. Hoiner Best, -Mrs. Me-.l Arplne-. Mrs. Roland, Mra.J. S. ec-k, Mrs. A. Tumblcsoh" and Mrs. Elmer McKee. ! ' Grandkan' Is Visitor Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Stearns en-? tertained as their hoiise euest over the week-end their grandson. Lyle Stearns, who j is a student at Oregon Agricultural college, Barbara Frietchie Seizing Ctiib Observes Mrs. Gregory's Birthday , A delightful meeting of mem bers of . the Barbara Frietchie Sewing elul ras held on Wednes-; 4ay afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. H. Kennedy on Fairmount H'H- Two visitors, Mrat. D. S. Adams and Miss Dolores Bach, were pres ent for the day. A special feature of the after noon was the observance of " tho birthday anniversary of . Mrs. P. M; Gregory. A (birthday cake, beautilully iced, and which Mrs. Gregory, the honor guest, was asked to cut, was served at ; the tea hour. .Mrs. C. A. Arpke pre sided at the coffe.ur f Club members in the group": for the . afternoon were .Mrs. P. ; M. Gregory, Mrs. N. K. Kennedy, Mrs. J. N. Bach, Mrs. George E. Miller, Mrs. C. A. t Arpke, MrsJ F. P. Smith, Mrs. Thomas' Maple- thorpe, Mrs. C. M. Lockwood, Mrs. every LAST DAY high grade (Q O O K with TUT'rr-. rx (TitmTm rnce .Social Calendar, i Today WCTU state convention; C.resham. Woman's union. First Congre gational church. All-day meeting. Woman's Alliance, Unitarian church. All-day session, 1 o'clock luncheon. . Saturday , Salem Woman's club. Presi dent's Day and silver "anniversary program. Club house. 2:30 o'clock. Cooked food sale-. St. Monica's Altar society, 18i N. Liberty St. Monday i MacDowell club concerL Wal ler Hall, 8:15 o'clock. F. G. Stearns and the hostess, Mrs E. H. Kennedy. The next regular meeting of the club will be held at the home of Mrs. H. H. McWhorter at 590 North Summer street, on Wednes day. Nov. 3, when the members meet for an all-day of sewing. St. Monica's Altar Society ! Plans. Cooked Food Sale for Tomorrow i St. Monica's Altar society will hold a cooked foodale Saturday, Oct. 23. in the Southern Pacific office on North Liberty ; street. Chicken noodles will be a special feature of the' sale with cakes, salads and various edibles to make up a delicious menu. This j Figure for yourself what you would have to pay for these fifty high grade lirocery item's. That's What you save if you buy your Hoosier tomorrow.- 1 On-1h. run Calumet linking I'owder. 1 fan Vn Canii Pork and Brans.' 1 Can Van' Camp Chile Con C'arn. 1 Can Van tamp Tomato Soup. 1 Can Van Camp Vegetable tonp. 1 Can Van Otmp Spaghetti.. 1 Pkg. Chipso. 1 One-lb. ean Crisco. 1 Can Red Seal Lye. 1 Pkg. Strawberry Jello. 1 Can Herahey Coroa. 1 PkR. Wm. H. Baker Premium Chocolate. 1 Pkg. I.ipton Tea. 1 Can Maxwell Bouse , Coffee. 1 Pkg. Aitor Riee. 1 Pkg. Snow Flake Suear. 1 Pkg. Fould Marearoni. 1 Pke. Koolda Bpaehrtti. 1 Can 3-in-I Oil. 1 Can Cistle Pea. lPkg. CaKtle Blaek Pepne'. 1 Pkg. Castle Cinnamon. 1 Roll Bungalow Toiletu Paper. f 1 Can Itoman Gold Corn. Us Your Credit is the first activity; sponsored by the .society s since' thel election, of officers the, first of -the 'month; The society during the past year nhder the able direction of Mrs. Joseph Bach as ' president, i was active in raising futtd3 for the ti'easory.'- Mrs. Frank- M. Alley Is the newly elected president; the other officers are: Recording secretary, MrsO. B Goodenough; financial secretary, Mrs. M. Lane; treasurer, Mrs. J Suing. , The rummage sale which, -was to have been sponsored by the so ciety in St. Joseph's hall this week has been postponed to Saturday, October 30. Anbum Community Club to Meet The Auburn Community club will meet on Friday. Oct. 22, at 8 o'clock in the evening, at the Auburn school. All interested in the continuation of the club are asked to come. Narthwest Poetry Society The Northwest Poetry society will hold a meeting in Portland on Saturday evening, Oct. 23, at the home of Mrs. O. M. Clark, 195 North 24th street. Col. E. . Hofer, editor of "The Lariat," will talk on Romance Poetry, arid Bob Swayze, president of the society, will lead an infor mal discussion on verse. 1 Pkg: Virginia. Sweet Pancake flour. 1 Pktc. Morton's Indited Salt. 1 Can I.ibby't Apila Butter. , 1 Can Libby' Spinach. .1 Can I.ibby's t'orned Beef Hash. 1 Can. f.ihby's Milk. 1 Pkg. Virginia Kweet Buek wheat 'lour. 1 Pkg. Ivor Soar Flak'. 1 Bar Iory Soap. 1 Can Underwood Deviled . ilam. 1 Pk. CVeain tWheat. 1 Pke. Jenny Wren Flour. 1 Jar Beeehniit Peanut Butter, .t -1 Pkg. Col'msn Mnntard. .. Pkg. I.init Stareh. 1 Can Orwnee Ibel'Karo. 1 Can Castle Tematoea. 1 Five-lb.jaack Castle Flour. ' ' 1 Bottle 'Castle Lemon Ex traetl 1 Bottle Caatle Vanilla .- Extract.:. .. . . , 1 Pkg, Castle Toothpicks. 5 Bars P-G Soap. We ChaVge No Interest i A group ot 'original songs by Mrs. Theresa' L, Hoppe will be sung'by'M'rs. Ruby Sherbert Whlt- more. Miss Janet Mansfield, dra matic reader, ..will give selections of Irish verfce. Other impromptu features are promised. Miss Cartwright Arrives in Salem Miss Florence Cartwright, who has been in California for, the past year, returned to Salem last week for an extended visit at the home of her parents. Dr. and Mrs. Rich ard Cartwright. Eastern Star Social Afternoon Club Members of the Eastern Star Social Afternoon club will meet Tuesday for an afternoon of needlework and a program. Cards will not be played at this social. Salem Wmimn's Club Will 1 Sponsor Bazaar to Benefit Hospital on November 3-5 Probably the largest bazaar any organization lias ever sponsored in Salem will be that which the Salem Woman's club is arranging in ! elaborate detail for the first Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday of next month November 3, 4 and 5. The affair will take place in the Buick garage on North Commercial street for the benefit of the Salem hospital. 4 Small Amount Weekly f ; Sale Closes Tomorrow Tomorrow is your last chance to make this great saving. Only a few cabinets remain for tomorrow's selling. Come in and select your cabinet at once. Wo will deliver with it the" fifty high-grade grocery items all for the price of the Hoosier alone. Full sized packages. No samples. Right now is the time to have the kind of kitchen you've always wanted- kitchen with a real work ing center with, everything within easy reach. Fewer steps, shorter hours that's what a Hoosier means to you. . - : Our sale prices ; put - Hoosier Equipment within; reach pf.any pocketbook. Never have you seen such! outstanding Values. Hoosier Cabinets do; Lov as; $49.75 For as little as 49:75 yoti can own a genuine Hoosiec equipped Vith the essential5 Hoosier time arid labor saving devices. . One dollar down a $1 bill delivers the Hopsier you want and this fine assortment, o fifty groceries. SATURDAY THE LAST: DAY Only a feW Hoosier Cabinets and sets of fifty grocery items remain for Saturday selling. . - DoiiT miss? this opportunity. -' Come early.' FGmy$l;G0D6vn : .ArangemenlS' for the affair ari In the hands of "the hospital di vision of. the club. Which include the following members: Mrs. Wal ter .X. Spa nlding, 'chairman: Mrs. F. A. . Ellijtt. -Mrs. E. E. Fisher, Mrs. Frank . Spears. Mrs. Erwiu Smith, Mrs. Lester Barr and Mr. William J, Busick. feature in the baby bootli will be the complete layette whieb, will be placed on sale. House Guests at Goltra Home C2 Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Bagloy; (Helen Goltra) and their child-i ren, who have been at Seaside since the middle of ' the summer have returned ' to Salem to bq guests at the home of Mrs. Bag-, ley's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Goltra before leaving for their home in -Pasadena. "Perhaps it is best after all remarked the rejected suitor. "A man ot 25 would soon tire ot a wife who hovered' around the 32 mark," "Why, Mr. Ardent," said th woman in the ease, "how very un gallant of you to insinuate I amr 32." "Well, perhaps you are not," he. replied, "but it certainly struck me that you were - somewhere around the freezing. point." cabinet ? f i" i fjIESE PQWEFIS 'Mum ( 4t Jti X 1 1 r-TRU-pto pita nT.ca;-'; g" ri:.l-1 !T77
