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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salcnu Oregon, Sunday Morning. December 14, 1930
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Silverton Club
Plans Christmas Party
"Silverton A splendid Chrlst-
nai nrorram has been planned
, i. Mnnitir lfternooa at - 2:30
for the December meeting of the
- SllTtrton Woman club wnicn
will be held at the social rooms
r h MAthodiat church. Mrs.
Helen Comstock, Tice president
f the organisation, will preside
.r thA mctlnc. Following me
program tea will be serred by
" tka fniiowtnc committee: Mrs.
Mrs. Warren' Crabtree, Mr
Charles Dans, an. a. c
Mrs. V. Day, and Mrs. Comstock
t The afternoon's -program con
sists 01 two carois sans "j c
embers, led by Mrs. Vernon
Day and with Mrs. Charles Darts
at the slano: a Tocal daet. Mrs.
T, U. Powell and Mrs. G. B.
TUntinn violin solo. Mrs. Swlfl ;
paper on the .Christmas tree
situation In Ore ton. Mrs. James
Mannlnc; Tocal solo, Mrs. Airm
Lgard; a talk on peace. Mrs.
George Hnbbs; "The Prayer of
Peace." a rocal solo, Mrs. Vern
on Day,
...
"fecotts MllU A surprise
birthday, party was given Mr.
and, Mrs. John rias weanesaay
Tenlnr at their home. The eve
ning was spent - In playing pro
gressiva "500". . Mrs. B. I
Schmidt receiving high score
prize and Reuben De-Jardln the
booby prise. At a Iste hour re-
present were Mr. and Mrs. John
Plas, Mr. and Mrs. B. L.
Schmitd, Mr. ' and Mrs. Henry
Wellman, Mr. and Mrs. - Louie
Schaecher, Mr. and Mrs. Renben
DeJardln, Mr. and Mrs. Jake
Biersack, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
- Klnser. Mrs. John Bartnlk.
MUs - Theresa Bartnlk, Miss
Grace Smith, Albert Hettwer,
Dale and Glenn Maaee and Rich
ard Kenman. r-
Mill City Clubs at Gates hare
been active during the past week.
Mrs. Lenn Young was hostess to
the members of the birthday club
Saturday at the club room, with
card as the diversion of the af
ternoon. Wednesday evening Mrs Lou
Kelle was hostess to the members
of the same club with the hus
band as additional guest. Cards
were again the diversion, with
several tables in play during the
evening.
Thursday afternoon members of
the Improvement club met fori a
business and social time. This was
a no-host meeting and the plans
for the annual party of the clnb
1 SOCIAL CALENDAR
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Monday, December 15
Salem Music Teachers meeting, studio of Miss Lena
'Selle Tartars "
American Legion auxiliary meeting; Miller's hall;
business meeting. .
Stated Communication. White Shrine of Jerusalem,
potluck supper, o'clock. J ' -f t
Hal Hlbbard auxiliary,' United Spanish War Vet-'
ersns banquet for husbands and families; veterans
room of armory, : 30 o'clock. ' . . '.,
Sigma xa chapter or Delphlans. 1 o'clock; audi
torium of city library. - "
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- ! Tuesday, December 16 , . '
Writers 'section of "Salem ArU league, Willamette
Lodge, 256 North CapitoL
American War Mothers, social and Christmas par
ty, American Lutheran church; each member brine 10
cent toy or non-perishable- food to be gift to Salvation
Army. - -
Salem W. C. T."U. 2 o'clock. Union hall. Ferry and
South Commercial streets; Mr. Mary Tulkerson. to be
speaker at 3 o'clock. Bring: donation for Children s
farm home, i ..
Business and Professional Women, dinner meet
ing, trJfl o'cloclii Gray Belle.
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" ' Wednesday, December 17
'.put '-Noble Grand association,. Christmas party at
home of Miss Eugenia Siegmnnd. $ Lee street, 8; 00
o'clock. . J . ",',. - v ' ' ' ;
. -Regular buslnets and social meeting. South Circle,
' First Christian church. Mr. Otto Headrick, 1705 South
Commercial street. Election of officers at 11 a clock,
luncheon at 12 o'clock. ' -
Mr. W. F. Shank, 1550 South Liberty treet, hos
tess to Woman's Foreign Missionary society of Leslie
Memorial church. -
Thursday, December 18
Salem Teacher party, Parrish Junior high school,
8 o'clock. White Elephant party. .. .. - ...
United Artisans, Capitol Assembly No. -o'clock
dinner; followed by Christmas tree, Fraternal
UmPNorth Salem W. C. T. U.. 2 o'clock. J.
church; Rev. Hugh Fouke. Jr. to speak on "Internation
al Relations."
Friday, December 19
Annual Christmas party. Past Matrons association,
Mrs. Ida Godfrey. . M
Mrs. L. C. Hockett. hostess for members of Jason
Lee West Side circle of Ladles Aid work committee; 2
o'clock.
on Saturday evening occupied a
great deal of the time. The plans
include card and a cafeteria
lunch, with the numbers for the
two quilts to be drawn at that
time as an added attraction.
On Monday evening of next
week the members of this same
club will be host to a modern
health cooking lecture and dem
onstration at the club rooms.
Clear Lake The Ladles Im
provement society has changed
the date of its super and bazaar
from Thursdays December 18 to
Friday evening, December 19. The
club will hold Its next meeting
Wednesday at 10 o'clock.
The Woman' Missionary so
ciety will meet at the home of
Mrs. Theo Stolk. Thursday, De
cember 18, at 2 o'clock.
Legion Auxiliary
Plans Christmas
Members of the American Le
gion will meet Monday at Mil
ler's hall to complete plan for
the Christmas work the organ
ization 1 doing this year. Plan
for-the Wednesday night boxing
match which the auxiliary Is
sponsoring will especially . be
considered. The result of the
boxing match will go directly for
welfare work during , Christmas
holidays.
- Mrs. Alexander McGee will be
hostess,, Friday night at her
home to ' the member of the
committee in charge of the
Christmas-party to be given chil
dren under the care of the aux
iliary Saturday night in Miller's
halL . Final arrangement will
be .made for the party at that
time.
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Aaronu Many pre holiday
social affairs are scheduled for
this - week' calendar. Mrs.
George Ehlen and Mrs. James
Ogle were hostesses - for a bridge
luncheon at the home .of Mrs.
Ehlen - Tuesday. Gay touches
suggesting the approach of the
holiday .were in evidence. Six
table, of bridge were la play
during the afternoon. Those
scoring were Mrs. Strickland.
Mrs. Frank Miller, and Mrs. Ar
thur Kraus. Attending were
Mrs. George Tergen, Mrs. Ar
thur Keu, Mrs. B. W. Stoner.
Mrs. Diana. Snyder, Mrs. A. I
Strickland, Mrs. Norman Tergen.
Mr. Zeno Schwab, Mrs. Aurella
Powers, Mrs. J. W. Sadler, Mr.
Frank McAllister, Mrs. Andrew
Miller, Miss Georgia Kraus, Mrs.
Frank Miller, Mrs. John Craus,
Mrs. P. O. Ottoway, Mrs. A. W.
Kraus, Mrs, John Klster, Mrs.
Loran Glesy, Mrs. B. F. Giesy,
Mrs. Chester Gllbreath. Mrs. F.
M. Ferguson, Mrs. E. E. Bradtl.
Mrs. U. Eiler, and Mrs. Charles
Eiler.
An enjoyable affair of Wed
nesday erening was the surprise
party lor which Mrs. Pearl Pat
terson was hostess at her home
in compliment to her husband on
his birthday anniversary. Cards,
unn ma conversation were me
I riiveratrm At tha annlnv THnV
and white formed 'the color motif
for the lunch served. Thirty pink
candles lighted the birthday
cake.
Mrs. Charles Russell and Mr.
C. C. Russell assisted the hostess
in serving. Club members pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Allyn Ma
son. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Kasom,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Felton, all
of Waco n da; - Mr. and Mr.
Charles Russell of .Hubbard. Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Russell of Salem,
Mr. and Mrs. C. C Russell of
South Bottom, Ray Patterson
and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pat
terson. ' ,
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Sllrerton Mrs. M. O. Gunder
son was. elected president of Trin
ity Dorcas society at it Tues
day night meeting held at Trin
ity church social rooms. Other
officers chosen were vice-president.
Mrs. L. M. Larson; secre
tary; Mrs. Otto Legard; treasur
er. Miss Then Jensen; assistant
treasurer. Miss Marie Tingle
stad; penny-march treasurer.
Mrs. Thomks Le.
Mrs. Henry Storlie Is the out
going president. .
A - repreeentatlTe number of
members were out Tuesday night
and following the business meet
ing, the hostesses. Mrs. Jelmar
Refsland and Miss Ann Hatte
berg. served lunch during which
a social hour wa enjoyed.
.
Grand Island The regular
meeting- of. the Mothers circle
met Wednesday, afternoon at the
home of Mr. Arka Lawrence.
Twelve ladies were present, eight
regular members, two new mem
bers Joined. Mrs. Charles Nelson
and Mrs George Asher and two
visitors. Mrs. Holgue and Mrs.
George Antrum. Dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
assisted by her mother, Mrs. An
trum.'' ' There will be a special in
formal meeting of the club Fri
day erening December 19; at the
home of Mrs Maude Tompkins.
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Zena. A birthday dinner was
given at the home of Mr. -and
Mrs. Clarence Merrick of Zena
Sunday celebrating the anniver
sary of Mrs. Clarence Merrick.
and Mrs. Bertha Wade of Sheri
dan. Guests for the event were
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ridgeway of
Bellevue, Miss Eva Wade and
Hugh James, both of Sheridan,
Mr. and' Mrs. Clarence Merrick
and two- children, Audrey and
Chester. Sunday afternoon call
era at the Merrick home were
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Merrick and
three children, Naomi, Norman
and Infant daughter of Lincoln.
.
Mrs. Wells Baum was compli
mented with bridge afternoon
Saturday for which Mrs. William
Busick and Mrs. Jerald Bach
strand were hostesses at the Bu
sick home. Christmas formed
the festive decorative note for
the guest rooms where following
bridge tea was served.
- Standard Bearers elected offi
cers In a recent meeting at the
home of their leader, Mrs. A. A.
Lee. Miss Esther Cook is presi
dent; Gladys Taylor, vice presi
dent; Fern Colwell, recording se
cretary; Betty Parker, corres
ponding secretary; Marie Llppold,
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Additional Society
on Sec. 1 , Page 6-7-
treasurer Edwyna Broadbent, pi
anist; Faye Colwell, mite box se
cretary; Esther McMlnlmee. effi
ciency secretary. Refreshments
were served at the elose.of the
meeting by Mrs. Lee assisted by
Esther Cook and Betty Parker.
.
Silverton. " -The Trypbena
girls enjoyed a pleasant evening
when they ' met at the home of
Miss . Ora Larson, for their De
cember meeting. The wlme was
spent in' sewing f gingham dogs
and calico eats" for the I. O. O
F. -children' home. Mis Lar
son, assisted by Miss Lethav Ca
vendar. served lunch at a late
hour.'
Present were Emma Adamson,
Zelma King, Lois Riches, ' Ruth
Lorenzon, Helvie Silver, Clara
Larson. Letha Cavendar . and
Miss Larson..
The next meeting will be held
the second Monday night in Jan
uary at the lodge club room with
Miss Clara Larson as hostess.
Grand Island A happy group
of neighbor slipped in . and sur
prised Mr. and Mrs Charles E.
Nelson with a, .welcome .party
Monday-evening. At the close of
a pleasant evening spent together.
dainty, refreshments-were served
ir. ana : Mrs... Neison : . nave re
cently moved-from Salem,' .-r
' Miss Ka therm Goulet i among
the arly. arrivals hame from col
lege to spend the Christmas holi
days. Miss Goulet Is a student In
the San Mateo Junior college, at
Burllngame, Cal. .
Silverton. The Wednesday
afternoon bridge club met with
Mrs.- James Homngsworth on
Grant street Wednesday after
noon. .
This party completed the an
tumn series ana scores were
counted up. Each of the mem
bers brings a gift of the same
value and the winner of the
high score has the privilege of
choosing her gift from - those
brought. Mrs. Rholln . Cooley
held the high . score for the
series.
ni.vmiu.na RIckreall
die Aid were delightfully enter
tained at the Black Bird inn oy
Mr. George Piel and Mr. Arthur-
Beaver Wednesday after
noon. During the Business uwu
report from the bazaar commit
tees were heard. The RIckreall
ladles voted to affiliate with the
third district Federation oi wo
man's clubs. A cash prize of
12. 50 was offered the grade
school room selling the most Red
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kibu voiea to neip in prwimms
the Christmas treat at the local
Sunday school.
Qulnaby Mrs. L. J. Massey,
Mis -Alice Massey and Robert
Massey were dinner guests -at
the home of Collas and Art Mas
sey of Fayettrltle.
Independence The U-Go-I-Go
club met at the home of Mrs. El
mer Busby Friday afternoon.
The afternoon was spent in
conversation and fancy work. The
next meeting will be a Christmas
party and will be at toe home I
Mrs. Blal on next Friday. . At this
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THE ELSIXORE
meeting the members will ex
change gift. Tnis will oe toe
last meeting of the year. At the
close of the 'afternoon a dainty
lunch was served.
,
Hayesville Mr. and Mrs. ir
P. Rose and children - of Salem
were guests at the R. L. Phillips
home Saturday evening.
: Hayesville rMlss Hazel Moran
of Salem vras a dinner guest at
the Charles Reed home Thursday
evening: -
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Ladies House . Ladies Leather Mens' Sox ' '
Slippers-andMules HandBags WoolSilk
and Lysle
House slippers in all styles, regu
larly sold up to $7.50
Imported mules, broken lines but
exceptional styles.1 Formerly sold
from $10.00 to $15.00.
iWe will close out the entire line at
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two prices
$2.95 and $4.95
,We have been fortunate in buying a sample
line of high grade bags to sell at an opportune
time these bags selling regularly at from
$5.00 to $10.00.
We are making two prices
for quick sale
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$7.95
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Special prices. on fitted bags, gladstones and
overnight bags.
Regular 50c, 75c and $1.00
Values
These are traveling men's sam
ples, bought at a big discount and
placed on sale at about one-half
their actual value. All sizes, 9 to
12, at one price
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