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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1928)
The New Obbqon STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Sunday Morning, September 16, 1928 Additional Society Local Lodge Will - Observe 77 th t 'zh Birthday SALEM Rebekah lodge. No. 1, will observe the 77th anniversary of Rebekah Odd-Fellowship at the I. O. O. F. temple Monday evening September 1 with a program and social evening. All Rebekahs and Odd Fellows axe Invited to attend. Tfra interesting prograra wfll nclnde a talk given by Mr. Fred Meindel, grand master of the rand lodge of Oregon; violin solos, group of pupils of Miss Eli zabeth Levy; piano aecordian numbers. Miss Roberta Morton; readings, Mrs. L. G. Curtis, Mrs. Sherrod Reid and Miss Jayne Wy att; vocal solo, Mr. Anton Brown; and 'cello solos, Mr. Clyde Cooler, pupil of R. W. Hans Selts. Mrs. Bean Hostess For Eugene Club Friday afternoon lira. Louis E. Bean of Salem and Mrs. Harry G. Keeney of Independence enter tained members of the Monday Book club of Eugene at Mrs. Keen ey's Home with an attractive one o'clock luncheon. Both Mrs. Bean and Mrs. Keeney, former resi dents of Eugene, are members of the club which is one of the oldest federated clubs in the state. Mrs. G. Sweetland Visitor in Salem Oliver C Jessups Arrive in Argentine Mrs. vy.' P. Babcock has receiv ed a special cable telling of the safe arrival of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Jeseup (Amelia Babcock) in Bue nos Aires. Mr. and Mrs: Jessup left Salem August fourth and sailed from San Francisco on the sev enth. . i Frank L. Lehmans Week-End Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Frank L., Lehman of Vancouver, B. C, former resi dents of Salem, are the week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wol vorton, 965 North Fifth street. Mrs. Lehman will return short ly to her home in the north but Mr. Lehman will enroll for the winter at the Western Baptist The ological Seminary in Portland. Clarence Gillettes Recent Guests Here Earl E. Kennells Motor to Seattle Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Kefinell and their two children, June and Junior, spent the greater part of the past week in Seattle, Wash ington. - ' Misses Martin Will Return From Beach The Misses Jessie and Amy Mar tin teachers in the Salem public schools, will return Tuesday after spending a fortnight at Newport. S. P. Kimballs Have Returned From Taft rs. G. J. Sweetland of Constan- Michigan arrived in Salem Thursday evening where she will the guest for several weeks of her sister, Mrs. Waldo O. Mills. Dr. Sweetland who Is now a prac ticing physician in Constantin was formerly athletic coach at Wil lamette University and it was for him that Sweetland Field was named. Spend Several Days Of Week in Portland Mrs. E. N. Gillingham, Mrs. Ed win L. Baker, Mrs. H. H. Olinger and Mrs. John Caughell spent a part of the past week in Portland as the guests of Mrs. Ralph Watson. Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin Blatch ford has as their guests several days of the past week their son in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J. Gillette of Forest Grove. Mrs. Gillette was formerly Miss Lorelei Blatchford. 1 Mrs. A. C. F., Perry To Entertain Group Mrs. A. C. F. Perry will enter tain the Woman's Auxiliary of St. Paul's Episcopal church Friday af ternoon at two-thirty o'clock in her home at 166 West Washington street. Guests in Salem From The Dalles The Rev. and Mrs. Charles Ed wards of The Dalles and their son, John Edwards, are week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Gutekunst. John Edwards will en roll for the year at Willamette University. Mrs. Bertelson Will Entertain W. F. M. S. Mrs. John Bertelson will be hos tess at the meeting of the Wom an's Foreign Missionary society of Leslie Methodist church Wednes day afternoon in her home at 110 Lefelle street. The annual elec tion of officers will take place at this meeting. Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Kimball re turned home Wednesday after spending the summer at Taft and are now occupying their Borne at 295 North Summer street. Herbert J. Ostlinds Return From Visit Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Ostlind have returned to their home here after an extended visit with rela tives and friends in Minnesota. Guest in Portland For the Week-End Mrs. Eva Over is spending the week-end In Portland with her brother-in-law and stater, Mr. and Mrs. William Skoglund. , Republican Club Will Meet Tuesday The Woman's Republican club will meet , at two-thirty o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. P. Bishop, 765 Court street. Mr. Ronald C. Glover will be the speaker. Return Frdrn Trip To Lincoln Resort 1 - Now at the Elsinore fmwmS tmP- &M$Sy&-&' v rli3 "tfiYfr i -H 'At the Theaters WIIUAM HAINES sf ANITA PAGE ihTELUNO THE WOULD WiHiam Haines and Anita Pace in "TeUing The World," show. tec t the Elsinore alo&AwitJ the Fanrhon -Marco "Dream Song" Idea. Youth with all its charm and sparkling spontaniety features the Dream Song" Idea produced by Fanchon and Marco and now play ing at the Elsinore theatre, led by that happy, hilarious "Ukelele' Hound" Johnny Dunn. Vino Zolle and Elmer Hurling compose a singing team that is of the highest type. Their program) is composed of the latest ballads and is one of exquisite charm and beauty. "Bo-peep" Karlin. beautiful dancer who sings so sweetly is an other feature of this stellar pro duction. The Sunkist Beauties of fer three dance routines. As an, added feature Alex A. Vdovin, Russian violinist, who made such a hit with the Elsinore audiences Friday where he gave a concert, is held over and will offer some clever solos. SUPREME C0UBT1U Dr. and Mrs. Frank E. Brown, Mrs. D. H. Craven and Mrs. J. E. Allison have returned -after spending several days at Newport. Daughters of Nile To Meet Wednesday The first fall meeting of the Daughters of the Nile club will be held Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock in the Masonic temple. Mr. and Mrs. , Gardner Knapp are spending the week-end with relatives in Grants Pass. CUE TUESDAY The state supreme court which recessed more than a month ago for the summer vacation will re convene here Tuesday. More than a dozen legal opinions will be handed down on the first day of the new term. The court also probably will de cide whether the state grange and other organizations will be allow ed to join the defense in the suit brought by the state tQ prevent the secretary of state from placing the so-called Dunne motor vehicle in itiative measure on the ballot at the November election. The Dunne measure would reduce by approx imately 50 per cent the motor ve hicle license fees in this state. -The suit originally was filed in the circuit court for Marion coun ty, where Judge L. H. McMahan ruled against the plaintiff. The case then . was appealed to the supreme court for final determin ation. Attorneys for the plaintiffs al leged that the measure would be unconstitutional and would salt in material damage to the highway construction programme. It also was set out in the petition that Senator Joe Dunne had re pudiated the measure and had re quested that it be withheld from the ballot The petition to allow the state grangd and other organizations to intervene as parties defendant in the suit, was filed by Attorney U'Ren of Portland. He alleged that the suit was an attack on the in itiative law now -in operation in this state. Mining Company Files Articles The Syndicate Gold Mines, Inc., with headquarters in Portland and capital stock of $200,000, has been Incorporated by H. A. Pos tom, A. M. Maple and R. T. Jacob. Other articles filed in the state corporation? department Saturday, follow: BoravrC It Cornell company, Portland. 92000; Howard Bernard, H. B. Cornell and CbmrleB E. Lenon. Radiant Tube corporation, Portland, $25,000 : John A. Martin. A. U. Robertson and W. R. FrenUel. The ' Roftehorg Exchange, Roseborp, $5000; 8aul GreenaUia, M. Cbarlup and Sam J. tireenatein. Lois Wilson, star in Columbia's "Ransom," the feature at the Ore gon theatre Sunday and Monday claims Pittsburgh as her birth place. In "Ransom," which has been adapted from the story "San Fran cisco," Miss Wilson portrays a young widow engaged to a chem- i t, who has invented a deadly gas. The story was written and direct ed by George B. Seitx. ' Edmund Burns, William V. Mong, Blue Washington, James Leorig and Jackie Combs are prominent in the supporting cast. Dramatic adventure in the hin- t xlands of China, a blood-curdling climax that saves a beautiful girl from a barbarian's execution block just in the nick of time, a thrill ing romance and an exuberant, dare-devil hero, and you have the makings of one of the most thrill ing motion pictures ever seen, Me-tro-Goldwyn-Mayer's "Telling the World," which comes to the Elsi ntore theatre today -with William Haines as the star. Anita Page, a new screen dis overy, plays the leading role. Sam tVood directed, with a cast that in cludes Bert Roach, Polly Moran, Mathew Betz, Frank Currier, Ei leen Percy and others. Girls' fALL COATS Sizes 3 to $5.00 Guests for Dinner Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Eason of McMinnville were gnest sFriday evening for dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon F. Sackett. Mr. Eason has charge of the west side division of the state highway department with 250 miles of highway maintenance and construction under his super vision. 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