THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 5, 1927
Mrs.-FoxHonored on
I
V
5
ii
Birthday -
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Wlllard en
tertained Tuesday evening In hon
or of Mrs. Wlllard'a mother. Mn.
Mary Pox. 1 who observed her
eightieth birthday anniversary at
that time.
The evening was spent with
games and musical numbers given
by Mrs. F. N. Woodry, and her;
children, Nona. Donald, aad Glenn
Woodry; and by Frank Wlllard.
Mrs. Fox received a number of
lovely birthday gifts,
A feature of the refreshments
was the large birthday cake deco
rated with eighty lighted candles.
Guests Included the honor guest,
Mrs. Fox, Mr. and Mrs. George
("rites. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mock.
Mr. and Mrs. E." J. Cowerd. Miss
Vera Woaerd, Warren Cqwerd,
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Woodry, Miss
Nona Woodry, Glenn land Donald
Woodry; Mr. and Mrs. Noah Car
ter. Miss Audrey Crltes. Mrs. S. C.
Willard.TMias Rena Wlllard. Mrs.
Tom Clare.. Mrs. Lulu Toung. Tom
Bales, Frank and Wayne Willard;
and th host .and hostess, Mr. and
Mrs. Willard.
Chemeketa Cliapter Will
Observe Anniversary
The twelfth birthday anniver
sary of Chemeketa Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revo
lution, will be observed at the
meeting of that organisation this
Afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Kr.rl Steiwer near Jefferson.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Steiwer,
Miss Marguerite Looney, Mrs.
David Looney, Mrs. E. E. Dent.
Mrs. David Looney, Mrs. M. D.
Mars, and Mrs. Francis Cornell.
chemeketa Chapter was organ
ized November 26th, 1915r the
fifth chapter in Oregon, Mrs. Ho
mer Goulet is regent;-Mrs. W. M.
Byrd. vice-regent; and Miss Ruth
Kuilfson, secretary.
Mrs Seymour Jones will read a
r.ip-ron the history of the chap
ter at the meeting this afternoon.
Mrs. II. M. Styles is in charge of
tlif musical program.
Mrs. S. C. Dyer, Mrs. James G.
V.Yhzel. Mrs. Russell Catlin, Mrs.
Seymour Jones, Mrs. D. G. Ship
ley. and Mrs. C. C. Clark, past
rent?. will be honored at this
Meeting.
Mrs. Rowland Hostess at
Adolynk Club Meeting
1 Mrs. Reed Rowland was hostess
Cf the Adolynk cldb meeting Wed
nesday afternoon, having as spec
ial guests, Mrs. Edwin Armstrong,
and Mrs. William Gosser.
High bridge honor was won
by Mrs .George Nelson. Mrs. Wil
liam Gosser received a guest prise.
Mrs. Carl Chapler assisted Mrs.
Rowland at the tea hour.
Club members present were
Mrs. Jame Teed, Mrs Earl Pajal-i
en, Mrs. Cfeorge Nelson, Mrs. CarlJ
napier. Mrs. iteeq Kowiana. Mrs.
Oral Lemmon, Mrs. Carl Chaple.
Mrs. James Smith, and Mrs. Jesse
George.
Daughters of Nile Attend
Xtdia Temple Meeting
in Portland
A group of members of the
Daughters of the Nile club mo
tored to Portland Wednesday to
attend the first meeting of Nydia
temple in the new Masonic Tem-
Jie.
The Salem members were In
fharge of the serving at the one
t' lock luncheon which procceeded
the business session. .r
Motoring to Portland were Mrs.
Adeline Dunsford, Mrs. Mersa Lil-
Jtquist, Mrs. Pearl Pratt, Mrs. Ola
viller. Mrs. Louise Patty, Mrs
raye Wright, Mrs. Alice Evenson,
Mr. Amy Halik, Mrs. Louise
r'akk, Mrs. Edna Bretz. Mrs. Bet-
Social Catxntuh .
2
ty Smith, Mrs. Lorenca Burnett,
Mrs. Alice Hoff, Mrs. Anna Rottle,
Mrs. Rnfcy Seitx, Mrs. Martha La
Garie, Mrs. Clara Olsen. Mrs.
Ethel Niles, and Mrs. Lulu New
ton.
"Open House at Y. W. C. A.
Tomorrow Afternoon
"Open house" will be held to
morrow afternoon in the associa
tion rooms at the Y. W. C. A.
Business rlrls and high school
girls are especially Invited to at
tend. .
Miss Lina Meist, whs returned
this summer from a six months
visit abroad will give a travelogue
and will exhibit a number of arti
cles which she collected on her
trip.
Miss Dorothy Bosshard will
play a group of piano solos.
Spend the Day in Portland
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Liljequist
spent W ednesday of this week in
Portland.
Guest From California
Mrs. Lloyd V. Gunderson and
her niece. Miss Betty Mae Clark.
of Los Angeles, California, will be
guests during the next week of
Mrs. James Colger.
Will Spend Week-End
at Corvallis
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Smith will
spend the -week-end in Corvallis
as the guests of their son. Allan
Smith.
Royal Neighbors of America
Will Meet Monday Evening
Royal Neighbors of America
will meet Monday evening at the
Fraternal Temple. The adult or
ganization will meet at eight
o'clock and the juveniles at seven.
Dr. and Mrs. Power Motor
to Newport
Dr.. and Mrs. F. Kenneth Power
spent the past week-end at New
port, returning 'over the Roosevelt
Highway to Neskowin. They also
motored around the Mt. Hood
Loop one day recently.
Social Meeting of
Yomarco Class
The regular social meeting of
the Yomarco Class of the. First
Methodist Church will be held
Tuesday evening in the Yomarco
classroom at the church. The potr
luck dinner will, be served at six
thirty o'clock.
Donations Needed by Salem
Associated Charities
Donations of any kind are need
ed particularly at this time as the
holiday season approaches by the
Salem Associated Charities. Any
one navmg aonauons 10 iua.s
thould leave them at the Associat
ed Charities office at 228 North
Liberty street. The telephone
number Is 2605.
Plans. Completed for Armis
tice Day by American
Leaion Auxiliary
Plans were completed for the
Armistice day program which will
be given by the American Legion
Auxiliary on November 11th, at
the committee meeting bf that or
ganization held Wednesday after
noon at the Y. W. C. A.
Mr. M. E. Burch is chairman of
the Armistice r Day committee.
Other members are Mrs- Bert Vic
tor. Mrs. King Bartlett. Mrs. Cyril
Nadon. Mrs. Boatright. Mrs. J. G.
Nadon: Mrs. Newell Williams, Mrs
Tom Wolgamott,,Mrs. Carl Chap
ler, Mrs. Doughty, Mrs. Prince W.,
Byrd. Mrs. Dennis Stevenson, Mrs.'
Winkle, Mrs. Edgar Rowland,
Mrs.. Naderman, Mrs. Wickert.
Mrs. William Newmeyer. Mrs. A.
C. Bishop, Mrs. Floyd Volkel, Mrs.
Saturday -." . I V
Chemeketa Chapter, D. A- R.
Mrs. Karl Steiwer. Jeff erson, Ore
gon; hostess.
W. U.' Homecoming Breakfast.
Philodosian Hall. Willamette
campus. 8-10 o'clock. .
" Sonday
"Return of Peter Grimm. Pic
ture at First Congregational
Church. 7:30 o'clock.
W. R. C. McCornack Hall. 2
o'clock.
"Open house. Association
rooms, Y. W. C. A. 3-4:30 o'clock.
Bloaday- i
R. N. A. Fraternal Temple.
Adults:. 8 o'clock. Juveniles: 7
o'clock. '
Tuesday
Yomareo Clam. First M. E.
Church. Classroom. Pot-luck sup
per. :30 o'clock.
K. N. A. Sewing Club. Mrs.
Cora Hunt, 955 Marion St., host
ess.
Carl Booth, Mrs. Peterson, Mrs.
Fultenberg. Mrs. H. H. Bond. Mrs.
Oldenborg, Mrs. Neiswander, Mrs.
Reiser, Mrs. Katherlne Brown,
Mrs. Rufe White, Mrs. C. V. Rich
ardson, and Mrs. Lyle Dunsmoor.
Mrs. Hunt Will Entertain
R. N. A. Sewing Club
The Royal Neighbors Sewing
Club will be entertained Tuesday
afternoon at -the home of : Mrs
Cora Hunt. 955 Marion Street.
Recent Guests in Salem
mt. and Mrs. Percy E. Merls
andT their two children -who have
been visiting for the past fort
night at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Walter M. Smith, 1395 Center
street, left Thursday for their
home in Nespelem, Washington.
Bard received the second prize.
in the group were Mrs. Walter
Low. Mrs. E. B. Taylor. Mrs.
Ralph Hensley. Mrs. Albert Fab
ry. Mrs. E. W. Harland. Mrs. Har
ry! Johnson. Mrs. Arthur Bard,
Mrs, p. E. Harland, and the hos
tess, Mrs. Thompson.
The dob will meet November
ninth at the home of Mrs. Harry
Johnson. 435 South Twenty-sec
ond Street.
Regular Meeting of W. R. C.
Tne regular, meeting of the
Woman's Relief Corps will be
held at two o'clock; this afternoon
in McCornack Haiti.
Mri. Bonney Hostess at
Meeting of G. T. Club
Mrs. Arthur Bonney was hostess
Wednesday afternoon at the meet
ing of the G. T. Club. ,
Sewing and conversation were
the diversions of the afternoon.
- Refreshments were served at
the tea hour.
, Those present were Mrs. Henry
Girod, Mrs. Albert Girod, Mrs. Ly
don Harris, Mrs. Leon DuBois.
Miss Delia Girod, Miss Patricia
Bonner, and the hostess. Mrs. Bon
ney. ' 1 , .'.
Club members .will entertain
their husbands with a banquet
November 18 th at the home of
Mrs. Leon DuBois.
Club Entertained With
Hallowe'en Party
The Bono Tempo bridge club
was entertained with a Hallowe'en
party at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. P. A. Schmidt one evening
earlier In the week.
Hallowe'en games, stunts, and
ghost stories were enjoyed dur
ing the evening. Refreshments
were served at a late hour.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Irwin, Mr. and Mrs.) C. T
aid Glorer. Mrs. Guy O. Smith,
Mrs. Ray L. Smith. Mrs. Albert A
Slewert. Mrs. Frederick Hill
Thompson, Mrs. Lee Unruh. Mrs.
Otto J. Wilson, and Mrs. Elepha
S. White
Additional guests for the after
noon were Mrs. S. W. Thompson,
Miss Lou Thompson, Mrs.. Roy
Hewitt. MrsI Ef f la W. Dunlap. and
Mrs. W. H. Byars. ,
The club will be entertained De
cember first with a one clock
luncheon for which Mrs. Elliott
Colony and Mr: Floyd L Utter
will be hostesses at the Utter home
448 Oak Street.
Prominent Independence ?
Farmer Dies at Age of 80
INDEPENDENCE. Ore.. - Nor.
4. (Special). Ebeneser Steptoe,
80. a prominent farmer and well
imnwn In this city: died at his
IhAma here tonight. He had been
afflicted with a lingering Gnees
for sometime.
Mr. Steptoe had lived la this
section for ..the past eight. years.
He was originally a resident of
New York state.
The remains are at the under
taking parlors here. f
if :
lut Iron
Mag
asme
Macks
Special
Purchase!
$
.25
Special
Vf Wl"s QCOI
Tr- - r-, -. . , j, , . . I .uuitui, ju. auu mm, uuuwi
railing in umisn COfMmOMUKropp. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bress-
Mr. and Mrs. E. Timme, their
and the Misses Magdalena, and
daughter. Miss Isabelle Timme,
Ann Kosh of Wood burn hare gone
to Vancouver, B. C. where they
will remain for ten days as the
guests of friends.
Members Asked to Assist in
Decorating Church
- Mrs. M. C. Findley has asked
those members who hare any flow
ers or decorations which might be
used in decorating the First
Methodist Church for the "Harvest
Home" services which will be
held . tomorrow morning to bring
them to the church this after
noon. Any gifts of fruit or vegetables
will be taken to the Old People's
Home.
Meeting of Talbot Woman's
Club
The Talbot Woman's Clufc
at the home of Mrs. Bob'Au..a
on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Delmer Davidson was assistant
hostess. The afternoon was spent
sewing for the bazaar which the
club will hold later in the month.
Refreshments were served at
the close of the afternoon by Mrs.
Davidson, Mrs. Austin, and Mrs.
Lee Cooley.
uxud members present were
Mrs. Warren Cooley, Mrs. A Dav
idson, Mrs. David Twinidge, Mrs.
D. F. Saylor, Mrs. Lee Cooley,
Mrs. Claude Johnson, Mrs. Bob
Austin, Mrs. Loyal Johnson, Mrs.
John Cala van, Mrs. H. W. Cooley
and Mr. Davidson.
Mrs. Thompson Hostess at
Meeting of Card Club
Mrs'. J. A. Thompson entertain
ed the Rainbow Card Club Wed
nesday afternoon in her home on
South Nineteenth Street.
High score prize was won , by
Mrs. Harry Johnson' Mrs. Arthur
ler, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wheaton,
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Endicott, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Wyatt, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Brunat, Mr. and Mrs.
F. E. Nieswander, and the host
and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt.
On Wednesday afternoon the
club met at the home of -Mrs.
Barney Kropp.
Bridge was the diversion of -the
afternoon. High score honors
were won by Mrs. F. E. Nieswan
der. Mrs. P. A. Schmidt won the
second prize.
Mrs. Glover Entertains
Raphateriah Club v
Members of the Raphaterian
Club were entertained Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Ronald Glover on North Commer
cial Street.
Baskets of fall flowers decor
ated the living rooms.
Mrs. Roy Hewitt, who with her
husband, Roy Hewitt, dean of
Willamette Law School, has re
cently moved to Salem from Cor
vallis, was the guest of honor.
Mrs. Hewitt is an associate mem
ber of the 'club.
Mrs. James G. Heltzel read a
letter which will accompany a sti
ver and "golf thimble inscribed
with the name of the club, "Ra
phaterian," which the group is
sending to Mrs. Cecil Hawley, " a
former member of the club, who
has gone to San Francisco to make
her home.
The remainder of the after
noon was spent with sewing and
conversation. j
Mrs. Carle Abrams and Mrs.
James Heltzel presided at the tea
table. Mrs. Effie W. Dunlap as
sisted the hostess in serving.
The club membership includes:
Mrs. Carle Abrams, Mrs. Charier
L. Sherman, Mrs. Grover Lee Bel
linger, Mrs. Charles E. Bates. Mrs.
James Heltzel, Mrs. Phil Newmy
er. Mrs. Morton E. Peek, Mr. Ron-
Continued for today! A sale of wrought iron magazine racks new! A
very useful article for the home. These wrought iron racks are the very lat
est novelty a variety of pastel tones also rich tans and browns. See them
in corner window today.
2nd Floor Take Elevator
I CoodGoodA. C J
Salem's Leading Department Store
Gol Jen West:
-leaves it-to you
YOU DEMAND only
the best in Coffee Quality.
For nearly half a century
(J olden West,, using r
trcme care in the selection,
roasting and blending of the beans,
has not otxj ftJjUJtJ jow exact
ing tastes, but has played a large
part in molding your preference.
It is ftcY ellow, and delicious.
Try itt.
II :
IT -jToldeiTfi
r a M M m B -
v i
a
AIm try GUn Wtt f m
SUeM Orsmg Tth
. -.
I
K ) ii i
'! ' .:!:'". '
: Today; Last. Day of
Kickernick r
Demonstrat
ion:
, -y r-, ,
i4 " 12:30 and 3:30
"Special . Stage Music
3Xiss Eleanor Donaldson,. Lectcrer
mmm
4
S3
DIFFERENCE
!
' Will naturally exist concerning the beneficial possibilities and healing merits of a
natural product such as PACIFIC HEALTH-ORE.
That NATURE could scre where science is baffled might at first thought appear
a fallacy. r : "
"Xmpossible'-say some who are ethically inclined "a remedy to be effective
must be definitely and scientifically compounded."
But is not Science continually making new discoveries in the realm of Nature? Is
it not demonstrated times without number that Nature provides some specific or neutral
izing agent to combat each menace? Is this not an age of rapid changes changes whieh
come so speedily that theory today is practice tomorrow and the scientific beliefs of one
year are proved to" be fallacies the next?
1 . : . ' , :
Evidence of sensational results in the use of this natural product is overwhelming
can we doubt or ignore it? From the sale of, thousands of packages under the positive
money-back guarantee requests for only ten refunds have been received.
' ? . -
"Must say we think it wonderful it has helped us so much" writes a lady from
Idaho who is using it in the treatment of goi ler, her husband ; for high blood pressure.
"Best remedy I have ever found for stomach trouble? writes a man from New Mexico.
Diabetes colitis -numerous chronic ailments have yielded to this treatment.
HERE'S THE SECRET
It supplies the system with vital elements lacking in
many cases which enable feature to combat the con
ditions producing the ailment.
RESULTS
BEYOND BELIEF
F- m
t 1
I...-.
i I
P f r--
SOLD B
Y ALL B