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II j SOCIETY ?"" (Con tinned from page 10) MISS SALEM" CANDIDATE i THE OREGON STA'., SMAN, SALEM, OREGON. SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 12, 1928 8 r . J0 ! W '4 t Clifford Parker assisted Mrs. Scott in serving. The guest group Included j the honor guest, M Us Virginia Scott, Miss Betty Dotson, Mlss""Eunice Hanks, Miss Doris Barnett, Miss Mary Munemaker, Miss Mary Eliz abeth Ross, Miss Margaret Belle Hill, Miss Mary Frances Enlress, Misa Esther Callison, Miss Shirley j Parker, and Mis Grace Elizabeth Holman. Interesting Film Will Be Slioicn This Evening at Con gregational Church The film. "Barbed Wire" will .he shown at seven-thirty o'clock feis evening at the First Congre gational chnrch. The film is based on Hall Caine's story, "The Wom an of Knockaloe" which was writ ten as a vigorous protest against war hatred. Afl children must be accompan ied by their parents at these eve ning services. Spending the Week-End at i the Beach Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dancy are I spending the week-end at Nesko- f win. . "'4 In Portland For the Week-End Miss Una Heist left Friday eve- guest OI ner sister, miss iuu Miss Lulu Heist is a member or : tho farnitv of Franklin- D'UD chool. Woman C6 Classes Will , Aee Tomorrow Afternoon 4 The Salem Woman's club class- -s es will meet tomorrow afternoon , t at the club-house on North Cot- tage street. st Dr. Franklin's division will meet at two-thirty o'clock, and Dr. Fer rey's division at three-thirty. Mrs. Cone Hostess at Attrac tive Bridge Luncheon Mrs. Chase E. Cone was hostess at an attractive bridge luncheon on Wednesday afternoon. Pussywillows and red carnations in attractive combinations were arranged about the living rooms and the dining room. High score honors in bridge were won by Mrs. A. T. Wain. Mrs. A. L. Blampled received a guest prize. In the group were Mrs. A. L. Blampied, Mrs. A. R. Sturgis of Troy. Kansas; Mrs. H. B. Latham of Si 1 vert on, Mrs. Foster Cone. Mrs. W. F. Buchner. Mrs. C. E. Cashatt, Mrs. A. T. Wain. Mrs. J. B. Hosford. Mrs. Edwin Hoffneli. Mrs. G. W. Laflar. Mrs. D. X. Beechler and the hostess, Mrs. Cone. Mrs. Moores Returns From Portland Mrs. A. N. Moores has returned to her home in Salem after spend ing, several days in Portland with her little grandaughter who arriv ed January 26 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moores. Return From Extended Visit in California After spending the winter in vOakland, California. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Wilkinson and their son. bianiey Wilkinson, have returned to their home In Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Roue Have Week-End Guests son. Glenn Parker, and Mrs. Ella Bon. Glenn aPrker, and Mrs. Ella Jones, all of Portland are the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rowe. Mrs. Jones is Mrs. Rowe's sister. Attend the Style Show at the Better Homes Exposition each night this week at the Armory A Gala Array of Smart New Footwear Every Fashion whimsy. Every novel detail. Every note that contributes to the new Spring shoe mode. You'll find thenvall Jiere. In this galaxy of star models. Successes, every shoe on Fashion's Stage. Come, choose your Spring shoe wardrobe now. . GOWNS FURNISHED BY THE FRENCH SHOP JEWELRY BY-CLAUDE C.' MOON SHOES; BY; US u Buster Brovn Shoe Store Amanda Wirlitach one of the leading candidates in the "Miss Salem" Contest which la being held in connection with the "Better Homes" Exposition which opens at the Armory Monday at 7 o'clock p. m. for six days and nights. Miss Wirlitsch la especially anxious to win the 1928 Pontlac Coach which will be presented the winner Saturday night at 11 o'clock. Miss Wirlitsch hag a host of friends and their support Is keeping her one of the leaders of the three in the race. Mayor and Mrs. Livesley Hosts at Dinner Mayor and Mrs. Thomas A. Liv esley -were hosts at a charmingly appointed dinner party Friday eve ning in their home on Lincoln Hill. Covers were placed at the dining table, centered with yellow tapers, and a low bowl of jonquils, for Mr. and Mm. R O Srhnrktnr Mr land Mrs. John J. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Romeo Goulet, and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Livesley. Bridge was the diversion later. Mrs. Schucklng and Mr. Roberts won high score prises. W. F. M. S. of Leslie Church Will Meet Wednesday Afternoon The "Woman's Foreign Mission ary society of Leslie Methodist church will meet Wednesday aft ernoon at the Home of Mrs. E. T. Barkus, 890 Saginaw street. Mn. R. Rasmusson will lead the devotional and Mrs. Emma Wheal don will present the lesson. Mrs. Henry Humphrey will be assistant hostess for the afternoon. Mrs. Donald Young Enter- tains Her Bridge Club Mrs. Donald A. Young entertain ed the members of her bridge club Thursday afternoon in her home on Market street. In the group were Mrs. Hollis Huntington. Mrs. Clifford Farmer, Mrs. Carl Nelson, Mrs. Paul Hen dricks. Mrs. Clifton Irwin, Mrs. Carl Nelson. Mrs. Homer Egan, Mrs. John Carson, and the hostess, Mrs. Young. Mrs. Irwin and Mrs. Hendricks won high score honors as a result of Ithe afternoon's bridge play. Royal Neighbors Sewing Club Will Meet Tuesday Afternoon The Royal Neighbors Sewing club will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. W. Aplln, 1685 Hall street. Week-End Guest From Corvallis Mrs. Stuart Kibble of Corvallis, Oregon is spending the week-end wjth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Millard. Mr. and Mrs. Gillette Are Receiving Congratulations Congratulations are being sent Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Gillette (Lorel ei Blatchford) on the birth of a son, Friday, February 10, at Marshfield. The little lad has been named Clarence Jr. "Two Masters" Success; Will Be Given In Salem SILVERTON, Feb. 11. (Spe cial).' The Carl Stamey home on South Water street was the scene or a aenghtrui bridge party- on Thursday afternoon. Three tables were in play. The play "Two Masters" pre sented by a group from the Meth odist church was met with such approval and success, that the cast is repeating the play by request in Salem. They will appear at the Leslie M. E. on Sunday night, February 12. and at the Jason Lee M. E. church on Sunday night the 19. Deputy Game Wardens Hold Meet At Portland PORTLAND. Feb. 11 , (AP) State deputy game wardens will convene here Monday to meet the state game commission and to dis cuss game laws and enforcement. They will remain Tuesday to dis cuss stream and lake opening and closing orders. About forty wardens and a doz en employes are expected to at tend the sessions. SPA Candies In Beautiful Heart.Boxes theStyleShow Each Night This Week at the Armory At the BETTER HOMES EXPOSITION Admire the Jewelry Worn by the Models A variety of tasteful and appropriate Jewelry for all occasions may be seen at our store. CLAUDE C. MOON Next to Oregon Theatre Lobby, State Street rrrtfliniYn I we?, v ONWARD CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS Rev. Sabine Baring-Gould, 1834-1924 "Onward, Christian Soldiers, Marching as to war, With the cross of Jesus Going on before." This hymn, eminently a Sunday school marching tune, was always a favorite of Theodore Roosevelt and during his last campaign Tor the presidency, he frequently had It sung at his meetings, for he In vited the people to "come to Armegeddon and battle for the Lord." The author, Baring-Gould, wrote the hymn as a processional for his own English parish, Lew Trenchard, England, striking it off in a few minutes, as if by in spiration. On Whitsuntide, the children of his parish Joined St. p.ari school and oaraded to quaint old Horbury, inTolrlng Fashioe , I The FreecM Shop Showing each evening at the Armory dur ing the "Better Homes exposition week." Advance Spring presentation of distin guished, Paris - Approved frocks that will reflect the splendor of any occasion. Costume Jewelry furnished by CLAUDE C. MOON 480 StaTE St. Shoes Furnished by BUSTER BROWN SHOE CO. 125 No. Commercial St. nnma steep climb of more than a mile. To maintain order and to put life Into the climb, Rev. Baring-Gould. wrote the hymn, which has since ' . a gone all over tne worm ana wuue of the most popular of all the martial church hymns On the occasion of a church processional, the Bishop of Ripoa noticed a banner with a cross on it and, disliking the idea of using the sacred sign in this way, he re Quested that it be removed, i The rector of the church anxiously said, "My Lord, we are about to sing as a processional 'Onward Christian Soldiers. Shall we al ter the last lines to read, 'With the cross of Jesus left behind the door'?" "Substitute another hvmn " the Bishoo replied, and tey did so. When the verses had been writ ten for the hymn, Sir Arthur Sul livan, who became famous the world over for the Gilbert and Sullivan operas, such as "Pina fore," "Pirates of Penzance" and "Ttte Mikado," composed a tune which Just suited Rev. Baring Gould. The combination of the inspiring words and the martial air assured fame for the hymn. It Is irresistible in its inspiring in fluence over a crowd, whether In band march or congregational , . . .obesity and have treated thousands of men and women overburdened Rev. Baring-Gould was born atth tve fiesta, I prescribe for my patients so that their general health Meiei. cugiauu, j . oo.wut ost nnpcove mm wcu mm weir wcigni 1851 and vi thA eldAiit Hon of f mv nut tt&mrt Edward Baring-Goald. He was graduated at Clare College. Ox - ford, as M. A. in 185C. After holding two parishes, he was ap- poimeu io MW-ireuciuiru, tuo .oot of hf own famllv thr Hnn-oew dred years. After dodging two or thresh times today It's onr opinion that some automobile drivers are soAJways remember that tat is dangeroos. Year very fife Is threatened br reckless mey , wouia run inio something while crossing the Sa-tT hara Desert. R Sponsored by M. BUFFE MORRISON 115 High St. 1 AXTI-SALOOX LEAGUE PIC TURE TO BE SHOWN, TURNER TURNER. Feb. 11 (Special) A health clinic was held at the Turner school house Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Riches were Salem visitors Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Elija Baker are planning to move to Portland. Mrs. Cecil Small and daughter went to Albany Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Baker of Mill City were in Turner Saturday. S. A. Riches was recently elec ted school director to fill the va cancy left by the resignation of A. Edwards. The picture "Lest We Forget" will be shown Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the school au ditorium. It is sponsored by the Anti-Saloon league. The public Is cordially Invited. . Mrs. F. C. Gunning and Mrs. Elizabeth McKay are ill. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Funston spent two days in Corvallis last week. Mr. and Mrs. George Lunwoodie and children left for their home in Alberta Monday, after spending mm and what's more you can have it WITHOUT CHANGE OF DIET am a Been d New York Physician. FRXE TRIAL TRZATtSZNT 2now from actual ezperieaco that my jeiped thousands of others. Read what Mis, 0 Wwttuiw i lu. lo 7t iinu tow irhkh mm mmm T m I mom.' Ma. S. Sara wriut: "I povMi M rnutt of takiag er I Ice) brttcr (a trtrr wy. I cu r Uk kmt vaJk wabeat bt I IM mt iWt breatk. I thuk yvm wry aaca far what .ro uvi ai lor wmt. - ixma. vrei.iw w a m now; xotru reel oettcr, took better fM lonfer. Write now, this minute, for booklet and Free trial treatment, ri- air-iiini a a . . ' 1 ' Utf. 11. nillaf 1JMH Uceiised Physletaa Stat of N. eviiew tfie winter at the Farris home. The pageant "A Weddinr in th Time of Jesus" was presented by me young people of the M. E church last Sunday evening. LIST SCOUT BOOKS WORKS APPROPRIATE? TO WEEK AT PUBLIC LIBRARY In connection with "Boy Scout week," the following list of ap propriate books has been issued by the Salem public library: Baden-Powell, What Scouts Can Do; Boy Scout of America. Offi cial handbook for boys, 1924; Bullivant, Every Boy's Book . of Hobbies; Carey, Scout Law in Practice; Cave, Boy Scout's Hike Book; Cheley, Boys' Book of Camr Fires; Couch. Roll Call of Honour; Davis, Stories for Boys; Eastman. Indian Scout Talks; Eaton. Boy Scouts in Glacier Park; Grinnell, Harper's Camping and Scouting; Heyliger, Don Strong, American; Hornibrook, A Scout of To-day; Hutchinson, Building Strong Bod- ies; Mathlews, Boy Scout's Bqpk of Camp Fire Stories; Mathlews, Boy Scouts' Book of Stories; New bolt, Book of the Long Trail; Par- FaGMiDnnaMe Fat and fad are mortal enemies. You can't bt stylish and fleshy. The two dont go together. But there is no need to be stout. You can have the slender figure which fashion demands, and OR UNNECESSARY EXERCISE For years I have specialized io rcuucea. wui yon t yon take advantage AND VALUABLE BOOKLET treatment win help you as it bag a few patienu say: Urn. IUtsmm writ.- take it It VMkiwfai how. k hot as rum Mr. J km Mssl Ajou lensi wrtttu I I7S ixmadr before I uacmA raw 41 Ut si. Vw i any prist Y, v:. r &4 --sc ker indi.B How Rook- o-iir "WB.0k'-9. Bof bcouts on Crusade: Schultx. C the Great Apache Forest; Setos Trail of the Sandhill Stag; Tan bell. Boy Scout's Life of Lincoln! Wilson, Tad Sheldon. Boy Scout Wood. Boy Scouts' Roll of Hon or. SMUDGE OIL TANK BUIL1 S20.000 Receptacle to be Estab lished in City of Med ford MEDFORD. Feb. 11. fAPt . 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