The OREGON STATESMAN. Salen. breon. Thursday Mornin-, June 11; 1&31
I'AUE SIX
Society News and
Cub
Aff
airs
Olive M. Doxk. Society Editor
Committees , A r e
Being Named
For Year
Mrs. W. P. Fargo." regent ' of
Cheraeketa chapter of the Daugh
ters of the American ReTOlatlon is
making rapid progress, with the
naming of committee and heads
foritne coming year's work for
the organization. . .
Wednetidar nlrht Mrs. " Fargo
named Mrs. L. W. Potter, " chair
man of the board of directors
which 1 made up of Mrs.,1 R. T.
il orris on. of Dallas, Mrs. A. A. Un
derbill and Ur. Potter, The
board of directors together with
the chapter officers will make up
the board of management for the
Tear.. - '
The membershlD work will be
ttkM ear of br Mrs. W. W. Al
lan In Mill City; Miss Marguerite
Looney In Jefferson; Mrs. C. L-
rA. nIUa. ifni T ; f? ! A (ten
a Salem; Mrs. Katherine M. Pow-
- ell In Woodbnrn; and urs. .
Kimball in Indenendence, !
Mrs. w. H. Brrd will hare
Charge of the reterans hospital
committee work in Salem; Mrs.
Karl Stelwer in Jefferson; Mrs. J.
B. Eakln In Polk county; Mrs.
Frank Settlemeir in Woodburn
vend northern part of county.
- Mrs. U. O. Shipley will head
the Tisitlng committee which will
be made up of Mrs. C. C. Best,
Hiss Lillian Applegate, and Mrs.
Rnssell Catlin.
Mrs. U. O. Borer. Mrs. H. T.
V m.. A n 4 f kan will
errejon the finance committee
for the new chapter year. In the
important program committee
will be Mrs. V. EL New comb, Mrs.
M. P. Adams, Mrs. Claude Ellison
and Mrs. F. E. Sherwln.
Mrs. -Claude Ellison, will head
the large social committee, ner
committee members will be Mrs.
V V. Mmrmmh. Mrs. C ' A.
Sprague. Mrs. Darid , Looney and
Mrs. Marlon Looney of Jefferson,
Mrs. Z. C. Kimball of Indepen
dence. Mrs. Jsmes Beck, Mrs. Os
car Hayrer and Mrs. J. E. Sibley
of Dallas, Mrs. John- W. Orr of
Portland. Mrs. W. H. Byrd Mrs.
8. L. Mlnard, Mrs. D. O. Shipley,
Mrs.-Seymour Jones. Mrs. Homer
Coaley, and Mrs. A.. E. Austin of
Woodburn.
; SOCIAL CALENDAR
j Thursday, June 11
Operetta to be gi-ren by state institution for feeble
minded. 8 o'clock; annual exhibit open to public from
19 o'clock In morning to 16 o'clock at night.
North Salem W. C. T. U.. 2 o'clock, Jason Lee
church, i -
Willing Workers class of First Christian , church,
with Mrs. W.;H. Gardner at her home, end of lZth
street. -x - "'V "-" - : r' - - i
Brush College Helpers, picnic at community picnic
grounds; last meeting of spring season. I . -...
. '. Auxiliary to Capitol Post No. 1 1," Patriarchs M11I
taat, regular meeting, 8 o'clock; I. O. O. F. hall,
Woman's Relief Corps, all-day meeting at fair
grounds;! potluck. dinner at noon.'
Merry Mlnglers meet with Mrs. Wilson at Belcrest. .
2 o'clock. ' - " . . .. . ;
Salem Zonta .club, luncheon at Marlon hotel.
Knights and Ladies of Maccabees, fraternal temple,
8 o'clock; election of officers. .
Brush College Helpers, last meeting of year, picnic
in community grore.
Miss Cummings f
Complimented Guest
How many thrllK there are for
the bride-elect with all; the par
ties and surprises planned for
her! Miss Etelyn Cummings,
whose'marriago to William Hese
man will be an erent of June 14
at 8:30 o'clock in the Jason Lee
church., has been t much feted in
the last few weeks. ;
Among the most recent things
was the dinner party and shower
glren by Miss Frances Custer at
the borne of Mr.: and Mrs. George
rnrVntr TnMdav night. A de
lightful erening of informal con-
rersatlon preceaea tne presenw
tion of shower gifts to Miss Cum
mings. ; " - ,rL
-The presentation of the gifts
came in a unique manner when a
m-w.-w noAAimr knocked at the
door and brought in a pack of
bathroom accessories for. the new
homo of Miss Cummings.
Guests were Miss Cummings,
tr uiumin Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Forkner, Miss Marlon, Brlggs,
Miss Sarah Dark. Miss Adeline
Seymour, Miss Beulah Graham,
Miaa TniiMi Graham. Miss Grace
Rose. Mrs, Joha Ellis, Mrs. Ed
Perrln, Mrs. W A. cummings,
H
urry,
M'Lady
Mack's
For just such 1j - :
Sport Frocks and Suits
as you would like for your
vacation (or for campus
wear next fall) are on Sale
at Mack's at ridiculously
low prices. i !
And lovely light. -.weight
coats in a variety of colors
and styles are now"only.
$19
75
S93 N. High
The entire stock of
Summer Millinery
on sale . . at your
price!
Mrs. I. O. Lear, Mrs. J. M.
Scharff. , ' -
A second large affair glren
recently for Miss Cummings was
the shower and social erening
for which Mrs. E. B. Heseman
and Mrs. O. Neelands was host
ess at the Neelands home. Music
and informal amusements were
enjoyed until a late hour, when
the arrival of a small bride and
groom carrying a large basket of
gifts brought attention to the
bride. ' J... ;.
r; Presentation of the gifts was
followed by a refreshment hour.
Guests were Miss Cummings,
Mr. Heseman, Mr. and Mrs., W.
A. Cummings, ; Mr. and MrsJ - E.
B. Heseman, Mr. and Mrs. O.
Neelands, Mrs. C. L. McAllister,
Miss Emma .McAllister, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry, Esau, R S. McVey,
L. D. McAllister, Miss . Hazel
Qulnn, Miss Sylria Mats on, Mr.
and Mrs. Harrey McLaughlin,
Mrs. Ted Jones, Mr. and Mrs.
Lynn Hill, Miss Verla Hill, Mrs.
Margaret Muellhaupt, Mr. and
Mrs. A. E. Cummings, A. T. Cum
mings, George" Heseman, , Carroll
Cummings, Oran Robertson, Mr.
and Mrs. P. "IL Anderson, .Miss
Marie Robertson, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Perrin, Mrs. - Kate Smith,
Lloyd Cummings. . ,
Waldo Hills Honoring Max
Scriber, who for the past year has
been their director, and who plans
to spend the summer in Alaska.'
members of the junior choir of
the Silrerton Methodist church re
cently motored to his home tor a
surprise- farewell. Fearing' ho
might not be at borne, the young
people had Mr. and Mrs, F. E.
Sylrester precede them and talk
business. Games were enjoyed
until . a late hour when refresh
ments were served. Choir mem
bers present were Grace Folsome,
Mable and Etta Catron, Jeanette
Mount, Catherine Morrison, Orma
Day. Dwight Foote, Kenneth
Isaackson. , Ralph Langley, Bert
Christensen. Virginia Scriber, Max
Scriberand I Dr. and Mrs. W. S.
Gordon. - - I
Kthel Poline Pheloa will pre-
t TCathM-ine Scharm. 14 rear
old piano student, in a recital Fri
day night in the First Erangeucai
church at 8 o'clock.' Miss Kath
iMiia PhelDS. contralto, will as
sist on the program. Tho public
is inrited to attend this program.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Rose observ
ed their golden wedding Thursday
afternoon at their home on North
Winter street. An anniversary
dinner was served for which were
present three of their six children
and four of their grandchildren.
t
A reunion of the family and de
scendants of Andrew Jackson Pur
vine was observed Sunday at the
home of J. Fred Purvlne. ,. A bas
ket dinner at noon and an after
noon of visiting was enjoyed by
those gathered.
Miss Alma Fanning sails from
Seattle. June 18 on the S. S.
Northwestern for two weeks trip
to Alaska,
We Must
Charge For :
Delivery -Terms
Blay Be
Arranged .
Sales At
10 A. L,
2 P. SI. and
7:30 P. M.
IAJI
IS
Slanr of our old customers win take
advantage of this Anction Sale to se-
cure tremendous savings on their
needs. .' ' -
of
SATURDAY,
JUNE 13
550,000 Stock New, Used & Repossessed Furniture, House
wares, Ruj Linoleum . .
ALL TO GO TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
At the Market, ComT & Marion Sts.
This is a sale to get 1000 new accounts
on our books, and to cut down our ex
traordinary stock.
the Thousands of Items:
Tables I
Porch Furniture
Davenports
Overstuffed Chairs
Rockers
Occasional .Chairs
' Tables
Radios
Washing Blachines
Phonographs and -
Records
Pianos and Organs
Player Pianos and Rolls
Lamps
Rugs ;
Brie-a-Brae
Only
Here are
Scatter Russ
Carpet Samples
Matting Remnants
Smoking Stands and -
Cabinets
Musical Instruments
Lcggage
Lace Curtains
Rag Rugs
Carpet Remnants
Linoleum Remnants
Laundry Supplies
Lawn Mowers
Lawn Rakes
Garden Tools
Mirrors ' . .
Ccstl cisii Marioa
a Few
Regs
Ferneries
Settees
Chairs v
Rockers
Stands
$100 in
PRIZES FREE
PLENTY OF FREE
PARKTNO SPACE
FOR TOUR
CAR
it
Travelers Leave
For Europe
- Mrs. John, F. Mielke and her
daughter lliss Cecilia. Mielke are
, leaving Calem today on an ex-
tenaea trip tarougn the oast and
in jsurop. . -
They plan to visit relatives In
Minnesota and : Philadelphia and
also spend some time in Chicago
and Washington. D. C.
' Joly 7, they will sail from New
York, on - tan 8. S. Eurona for
Bremen, Germany. , From there
uey wiu go to Mrs. Mlelke's old
home in Wnrttemberg.
. Later in the summer Miss
Mielke will spend some time tour
ing th continent, nns expects to
visit several countries before re
turning to her duties here in the
Salem . schools . froju which she
has a leave of absence until late
fall. i
' ; - -
; Eilvertoa Mrs. Gertrude Cam
eron presented her younger stu
dents in recital at the Christian
church Monday evening. The au
dience was enthusiastic over the
ability displayed by many of the
very youngest group. Those tak
ing part in the recital included
Ilene Rahn, Harold Frisble, Bet
ty Francis, Clarine Reed, Joyco
Simmons, Elizabeth Newell, Eva
Sawyer, Jeraldyne Dicks man,
Barbara Jean Palmer, JeanTom
ison, Ellen Lerfald, Florence Ja
cobsen, Lois Gay, Janet Comstock,
Mable Lanxsdorf. Vlrrln fa. Prnwn
June and. Jean Bowman. Mm
Jane Kofsker, Maurice Davis and
nanan Anaerson. . , .
! ' '; 1
' Mrs. Rose Hagedorn will be
IS Asif &wiasi rn m atm Kam a a V a wxn..
club at bar home, 140S Fir street.
4 Bienuir ior a pouuck sup-
A fit V M .A . a A .
fleers for the Knights and -Lady
Maccabees Thursday night la Fra
ternal temple at I o'clock.
Encinitis Club
Plans Weekend -- ;
The Encinitis club found that
depending on the weather is not
a safe thing and as a result the
picnic planned for Tuesday night
had to be an 'indoor" affair at
the T. W. C. A. , This was fol
lowed by a Una party at one of
tne theatres. "
At the business meeting the
eiu ueciaed to spend the week'
end in Camp Santaly. Mrs. Helen
Hamilton will o with the rrono.
About 11 girls plan to make the
trip. . ,
There were 25 present for the
Tuesday night meeting. Special
guests were Miss Anna Peters.
Miss Gertrude Reaversbeek : ol
Taeoma, Mrs: Carroll Wait of Al
bany end Miss June Jackson.
., ' T ... ti-.;
Independence Garden
Glub Makes Plans :
,- Independence Garden club
members and prospective mem
bers gathered en the lawn at the
home of . Mrs. P. M. Walker
Monday evening for a T o'clock
dinner and a business meeting. .
Two long tables were set for
about 2S who were present. Cof
fee- was made on tne open fire
plaea on the lawn. :
. A large number of new mem
bers were added to the rolL It
was planned at this meeting to
appoint a committee later to make
plans to beautify the city park.
Attractive programs for the
comings year's work were distrib
uted at this meeting.
-'
Brooks People
Busy . ; ; ( ,
Brooks The Brooks Commun
ity club held an all-day meeting
Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Virgil Loo mis in the Silverton
Hills district i Mrs. Chris Otto,
vice president of the club con
ducted tho business meeting. A
pot luck, luncheon was served at
noon te the following- guests; Mr.
and Mrs. B. F. Ramp, Mrs. Ja
uet and daughters Misses Vivian
and Lucille Jaquet. Mrs. Art Ban-
yard, Mrs. Maude Timm, Mrs.
James Riggf, Mrs. Willard Ramp
and daughter Cleo Ramp, Mrs.
liJget MmM
Originators Of Low Prices
351 State St.
DONT TAKE CHANCES
On setting something for nothing. The prices we
quote are as low as good meats can be sold for.
' ; Regular Price Not Special
Milk Fed
Veal Steak
15c lb.
Milk Fed
VealBreast
8c lb.
Milk Fed
Veal Roasts
1214c lb.
JUST THINK you can secure a choice roast of the
finest veal at 12 Vic lb. Not so long: ago it Mould hare
cost yoa twice as much. Of coarse we could buy veal
to sell for less, but we do not handle that kind.
Milk Fed
Leg of Veal
18c lb.
f What we said about veal also applies to. beef.
We
could bur cattle to sell cheaper, but that isn't the1
kind our customers' want.
Choice Sirloin I Prime
Steak
17c lb.
Beef Roasts
1214c lb.
Choice Boiling
Beef
8c lb.
Beef
Pot Roasts
10c lb.
Small Fancy,
T-Bones
20c lb.
Freshly Ground
Beef
I212C lb.
Home Rendered
Pure Lard
3 lbs. 25c
Highest I Grade ;-:
;anne
10c lb.
Marg
It win be worth your while' to drop in and see for
yourself thai we sell what we advertise. . -
Young Pig
Pork Roast
1214c lb. .
Choice -Cuts no waste.
Dainty Lean
Chops
18c Jb.
Finest quality.
Young Pig. .
Pork Stealc
15c lb.
Delicious Pork
Tenders
35c lb.
Fancy Sliced
Bacon
20c lb.
" Sugar Cured i
Bacon Back
16c! lb.
This smoked meat is from grain fed youn porkers.
Cured hers la Salea the cli fashioned way (Natural
Wood smoke). That's why we receire so many com
pliments est it.
Oat of consideration ef our employes we eiose
Saturdays at 7 p. m. s
HARRY IL HUEVY, llgr. i I
Chris Otto, Mrs. Cecil Y. Ash
haugh, Mrs. - Mary Martin, . Mrs.
A. II. Sears, Delphtne, Bertha aad
LeRoy Loom Is, and the hostess.
Mrs. Virgil Loo mis.
June 13 another all-day meet
lag will bo hell la the dab house
and pot luck luncheoa will bo
serred at noon. The day will bo
spent working on oullt blocks
- Monday afternoon the com
munity club " entertained the
Brooks. Ladies Aid society, hon
oring Miss GUdya Otto with a
miscellaneous shower. Late In
the afternoon refreshments were
serred to the following guests:
Mrs. A. 13. Harris, Mrs, D. George
jpie, mrs. u. jr. Kamp, Mrs. Art
Banyard, Urs.- Chris Otto, Mrs.
uecu v. Ashbaugh, Mrs. Fred Er
as and daughter Lorraine Er
ana, Mrs. - O. L. Bailey, Mrs.
Maude Tlmm. Mrs. WUlard Rerun
and daughter Cleo . Samp, Miss
Taronne Harris, Mrs. J. S. Dun-
lary, miss .. BeuUh Otto. Miss
Gladys Otto, Kreta J"ae Asb-
oaugh. .
Bethel Club Changes
Meeting Date - .
BetheU-Mr. J. ' M. Klrhol.
president of the Bethel Dorcas
ctub, announces that the, June
meetlnsr whih tn ha,, ilmm
held at the home of Mrs. M. R.
Gunter Is postponed and the
meeting place changed because of
Illness. , - i
The meetlnr will ha with t
Carmsllte WeddlA in . n.tAm
Thursday. June IS. This win
probably be the last meeting of
.uw viuw dr. :
Mrs. JB. E. Gilbert ha ri.twA
WOrd Of the hlrth of a. mnn A l.r
and Mrs. Ted Cellar of Vancouver)
Wash. The- young man has beea
named Brue r?ii-r nn K.n
Jane 8. His mother will be re-
mem oerea as Ereiyn Hartung.
Both Mr. end Mn riia wii
lamette nnlrerslty graduates.
NJ O'Kelley
Complimented '
. ' i 1 . -
Independence- Mr. and Mrs
Le O'Kelley entertained with a
dinner party Sunday, In honor of
Mr.f O'Ktlley's father. W. N.
O'Kelley's eightieth birthday.
The long f table was centered
with A bowl of beautiful sweet
peas and pink tapers. Covers were
laid for 18 guests.
Mr. OTBTelley was. bora la Mis
souri In 1811. and earns out west
at the age of II. He has lired at
Lewisrllle and near Independence
erer since. !
. Those present for the occasion
were Mr. land Mrs. W. N. O'Kel-
Iey.f Mrs. pell Bush, Bomno Mor-
First ifi the dough. The to
&e OYtn. You can be sere
of perfect bskinjs in eln3
T7r wr
t2S ounces Icr 25c
rls, Lottie Race and Ve'.aa T.ha
len all of Portland; Mr., and Mrs.
Link Allen and Mr. and Mrs.
Richard O'Kelley of Kin? Val
ley; Mr. and Mrs. Nick Verst&eg,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Williams.
Miss ; Gladys Murph, Mr. 8lm
Bush and Mr. and MrsL&o O'Kel
ley of This city. ,
Tb Merry jMluglers jtelub of
Hollywood will meet wlta Mrs.
Wilson of Belcreet this afternoon.
pnESHiuE umi
rtEFIa'ED Gl!!
Cane Sugar Insures Ideal
Results in All Kinds of
"Canninar
71ti" sugar at aa unusually low
price, and since bargains a fruit
and regetables are always to be
had ererybody can count ea aar
inr money by putting up al rarlety
of fruit. Jellies, jams and sweet
relishes. . - , ' J .
Countless are the housewtres who
choose refined cane sugar for pre
serving fruits and Tegetables of all
kinds.
Preeerres fiQ an Importar.t place
In the diet. Canned fruits are fine
for breakfasts, also as desserts or
for use la salads. Jellies end rel
ishes are nice accompaniments for
beef. Iamb, pork and fowll Sand
wiches made ef jam are always
appropriate for children's; school
uncheons. Pretrrv with f rtjlnti
mm migar. The Sugar Institute.
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unnrmiiEiQcBiPi
CGiicdiidd
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tsrragg Pcsir jpiric&a caret c vjaru ZTocs
SerriceSheer
Ko. 446! SOk to the top. Full
fashioned. Mercerized inter
lined welt: silk-ptaited foot
Summer shades.
QCCair
Smart Daytime
nd two-picee modeU V." . of
citmi imot?
OflnEi
D2i?occ3b
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Rfvl'ao smifi- w AA11 T .T . "
iDortaldrcssM with
tical street dresses and I suit types engaging
o.4va bTUllUg U CdSCS ... Ill 3,11
1.1. J : -.. i. . . i, 1
wo new coiors ana printed designs. At this pride
you can puy a complete new wardrobe now.
HIatSo
by "Dctty Co-Ed"
A smart answer to the erobleat of
"what to wear with my sports clotiiea.
In pastel shades to match your cos
tume ... or m a dark color to con
trast with It ExdeptkMoSy low priced.
G22f?oyei?
Cvcdtlco
Cay colors and new styles Its
wear with a su2r-or a separate
sports skirt Sizes
23-34. facTpenslTe. H3
mi
Raywa Alpaca
eint-fittktf, perfectly tailored
eSps with 10-Jnch thadow-prool
kesa, except black which baa
e IK faeh bees. Of?
jTixmmed Rayon
Vests bloomers paroles w3
contrasting or harmonizing tai
lored trnmiof.
JewelrrI In aew. deilfftv
Id single, doaUe and trVl
euawtaa. zmecy catch,
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