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5 I 9 1 1 " 1 '1 :..'""-fi.:. ! ' j PAGE TWELVE HEMBt Callwell Oldest man Present -At ;Falls (City; Event; ! -r 175 Attend FJUJLS CITY. Not. S.- Many of the former members Of the Hetb v odUt church from various part of the 'state' gathered in Fall City for the homecoming Sunday. .Hewers were presented to Mr. Callwell of Falls City for being the oldest man preen t. Dr. M. A. Uarcy'i baby of Salem and Buel's : baby of Monmouth tied for the , younget; Mrs. Mo'yer of Salem for -1 the oldest lady, and the Bnell fam ily of Springfield and the Woods family of Portland tor coming the greatet distance. Dinner was served at the church to about 175 people. - ft T ;- Visit at Lake" Mr. and . Mrs. " Worthlngton of Falls City are. pending the week -with their daughter and son-in-law." Mr. and - Mrs. ' Haine, at r Lake Lablah. ' . v J Those attending the Christian Endearor eonTentlon Saturday at Independence were: Ethel Good. - Lloyd ' Goode. Henrietta . Jobe. i M rs. ', Jobes, La wren ce McC ustdn. Laron Morgan, Ethyl Phillips, Eu gene Basel, Hazel Word, Mrs. Bolles and Rer. Bolle. " Falls City reeeired the library book presented to- the society bar ing the largest percentage of the members present. ." - -V .The members of the junior de partment of the Christian church enjoyed a Hallowe'en party In the Church basement. A Hallowe'en party was siren in the A. J. Bowman home Sat urday night. About 40 young peo ple were present Construction Goes . Ahead on Building For J. R. Sturgeon LINCOLN, Not. 5 Mrs. Bon nie Grimm, Auburn teacher, and two sons ' Robert and Joseph of Salem were Sunday callers at the home of vMr. and Mrs. C C. Grimm. Roy Sturgeon, carpenter of Mc MinnTille and his brother. Tom Sturgeon of Lincoln, who are constructing r a barn 1 near Me MlnnTille, were - here Sunday working on the cottage which their father, J. R. Sturgeon 1 erecting. - No serious Hallowe'en damage to property has been reported. The windows of the Lincoln store were iwell soaped, a bicycle, was found ' perched on the school home porch and numerous milk stands were OTerturned. . -; - BREAKS fflP PLATING McCOT, Not.: 3 Mrs.StsTen ion li In the McMlnnrllle hospi tal with a broken hip. She fell Sandar while nlayinc with ' her grandson. She la the mother of Glen SteTenson.1 Mrs. Glen Ster enson - is home, from Tacoma where sheTlslted relatlTes. ' XiUSPMTItS III RECfCEV SECTIOiJ The 'OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon. Wednesday Morning. November' 4, 1931 " '" ' - i i nniniirr nrnmim i wiluuli ytua u RTCKET. Not. 1 Hallowe'en i the insniratlon for a number of delightful weekend affairs Fri day afternoon, the serious ques tions were forgotten at - school. The history of the origin of Hallo we'en was toid by Mrs. awnwe Jotklev prlnclpaL ; Mr. Treesie Carlson has charge of the primary room. - : ii r. and Mrs. W. . Flood enter tained a group of friends Friday. The R. Miller home was also the scene of a x delightful affair Fri day night, . .; . : A nnmber oLUhe Older PUPllS were entertained by Dorothy, Al fred and Harrey MCKiroy mv Hallowe'en party Friday night. Rtnr!tt nlffht 1 ROOD . Of the younger pupils were entertained at the Carnthers nome. eaiuraay night- as In former years. Jack o'lanterns suddenly appeared and then" as suddenly disappeared at This custom was established several years ago by a group of girls, for the entertainment of children and shutlns. HONOR STUDENTS HAZEL GREEN, Not. The honor roll for the advanced room has been announced. " Pupils re ceiTlng this arreted honor had an average of 19 In all subjects. The pupils are: : MelTin Lehrman; im 1 eVUS. iom AW, VVuavv Lehrman. Kay Mlo,- Harriett Dn- nigan, Frank Johnson Kdna Rutherford, Quentin EellnskL Beatrice Johnson. Dairr Rut haw. ford, Alice Montandon. " Miss'Lula Inkstram ef Sarin Valley Is Tlaltlng hsr clster, Mrs. uiem won. Oscar Koker Runs . Nail ITirough Palm ; 'As JFallr on ; Board V JEFFERSON. Nor. t Oscar Eoker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sher man Koker, la nursing , al sore hand. ' He ' tripped and ,f ell en ' a board with nail In. the nail pass ing through, the palm of bis hand. Mrs. Elmer Redmond, Bonlt Radford and Lois Miller ..enter tained Saturday afternoon, with a tea party at the country home of Mrs.. Redmond, tor the second di vision cooking club ot the Parrish Gap achooL . . The proram Includ ed: . piano, solo, by - Donna T June Powell, solo, by, Jean Redmond;, and a reading by Lois Miller. Re freshments were served to Mrs. E. F. Powell and children, Don na June and - Gene;? Mrs. J. W, Vaughn.. Mrs, Claude Page,. Lola Miller, - Jean Redmond, : Bonita Radford, and Mrs. Redmond. . . Mrs. R. -W, Curl, Mrs. B. S Thurston and Mrs. Hugh Bllyeu attended the district meeting of the Rebekah lodges at Sclo Satur day afternoon and evening. INSTALLS BURNER 8TAYTON, Nor. t Mrs. Nettle Jones, owner of the Jones apart ments here is having a 100-gallon automatic oil burner Installed. J. H. Bumgartner, of Salem Is doing the Installing. 5 - . - ' DELAYED TO H Until I p. mi. today. J. Wtt- uet, held la the Marlon county eonrt on charges ot contempt, will not know whether or not -his ha beas corpus proceedings conducted oerore circuit Judge . Hill have been successful tn effecting his re lease. Judge Hill told counsel, for Wilquet and tor Oscar D. Bower, cited In the case by Wilquet's law yers, that he would be .ready to inake his decision this afternoon. 'Wilquet, years of age. was named administrator of the esUte of Mary F. Gregolre ahortly after her death- Subsequently It was new by certain heirs that the estate was being diminished and that , Wilquet was not . making proper, disposition, of revenues on property be held In trust. - ; -. .' After a hearing. Judge John aiegmund dismissed Wilquet as administrator and named the Ladd it Bush Trust company la Jxis stead. - Wtlquet's . attorneys - claim that his action was Improper and that the trust company is servlnr illegally. They also claim WilqueU met ine coun s requests for state manta and ia not under contempt bt court.' They demand he be re leased at once from the county jail. - MRS.' HARTLEY BETTER'. . BILVERTON HILLS. Not. g Mrs. Hiram Hartley, who suffered a painful accident a week ago when ah fell trom a wagon load ed -with wood," la getting along quite well at her heme In. the fall she broke three Jonea In the right aide et the face under the eye, cracked the: bone In her .right arm and badly sprained her Tight wrist.-She la able to be np but is still suffering considerable pain. Cook Sisters Give Party for Friends ; V w '3Thbmases Visitors ,7 HAZEL GREEN. Not. S Misses Alke. Hazel and .IStella Cook entertained with ' a Hallo we'en party Saturday night. - The guests were Helen Davis, Imoge&e Wood. V Nora"--" Rutherford, Iola Luekey, Charlotte van cieave, Victor Williamson, Anther Clem ens. Glen Looney, Cecil Luekey. Delicious ; refreshments - were erred by Mrs. Cook assisted by her daughters. V v - -' Mrs. Charles ZeUnskl Jr.. will be hostess to .Sunshine Sewing dub Thursday, Not. f, Mr. Hartman mpved hir family from ; the Dan Rodger's farm , to Maeleay. Sunday. , He has rented the Olson farm! The Hartman family came here la - the 7 early spring trom South Dakota.-- y. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Thomas ar rived Sunday from Colorado for several days Tislt with the Orville Lackey family. Mrs. Thomas Is a sister of Mrs. Luekey. . WORKING HERE STATTON,' Not. ?,- Mfts Rath-. ryn Kllian. of Salem, la now em ployed as ; bookkeeper at the staytqn Hardware, entering upon ner new duties Monday. - KCIL fiCCEPTS BUDGET ! WEST SALEM, Not. lThe Weat Salem council held Its reg ular meeting Monday night at the city hall. with all member pres ent exeept J. A.- Goer The bua- M .tn mm. held before the regular meeting ! and , the budget waa acceptea wkb ot 'JL - .a aiiitinn heinK made. Re ports from the Tarioua. commit tees were heard.' c Tne committee reported aererai j oaa nntition "- nrTilinr and this natter w referred back to the committee. .Report on tne ouagci committee was given ana a reao InHnn .erantlnr the budget was read; Motion prevailed ' that res olution be adopted; ff-i , nniMinr Ardfnance was given a third reading and accepted. Bad placea in walks were reponea ou i. Tanrth tiit and cravel nec essary In. several places. This mat ter was elerred oaca io tne. sireei committee. A. proposition from an initnrsBCA eomoanv was read upon Insuring the city truck and the motion was made and carriea inai truck he covered with liability In mruM an a 20-40 basis. :' " Mr. Jeor;p gave a Ulk pn road rrAr lnd offured a second hand machine to the city for a reason able amount This was turned over, to. street committee for in Testlgatlon. Taxpayers meeting on i the budget win be November zi. Coeds of Salem Hi frh Practicing At Bowling Art; -i Bowling practice was. held , by. girli of Salem iia ona7 noon at: the ; Capital fowling. rrtil .a '- anil . C1lthUSlam were shown by the girls though a number - had never had any pre-, Tlous experience on the elongated. S 1 Ejes Examined ; 1 Glasses Fitted ; RtfM : Scientific, thoro Kl;ewmriination by an experiencea opwni etrist assures . 'Amttt'fliasses eyes give" them Uie; care : they- require.' Tt ns fxamine 'lit Mever Iim- IS Yesurs will Yoot Dollsurjs : Roll a Far sis Mow foir Tinese $ $ Daygl . ;; ksySMrimg Thursday atEhhop $ y ; O DiJ ii Ii ii Ji ii DJ l than L95 4 20. Ex. 0 " cLb O II . SptUl . H VU-Now Ex. SpteUl, 4 pre. . i ' - - i . .''---".-.- - . - ' -V-:--. I Men's TUmiiloim Finest -cotton Century make. Foil cut & Ex. tr ell made. All sizes Formerly sold np to 1.75. Now Ex. Special , . .. i . Broadcloth,' fancy colors, "good weight Val. up to 2.00. Now.1 J. J .. 'vToon ffilfipce Med. weight, greys, black, tans'. Special 4 Pr. 0 a. ; ORALIS Work SHIRTS Moleskin shirts Express strip e, Big Yank, fancy Tan & Green. Hea- o heavy wt, well plaids. Reg. 1.00. vy wt. Ex. well -made . . Now 2 for - . made - . ; . 1:00 Boys' Wool and Wool MUed UNJON SUITS. VaL to S3.00. Now Ex. Special ruC ftCGS OF , v Sweattei?c Coat style, grey a and tans 2 pockets and a real coat for wear s a. cim All new patterns and fine wear ing ties. Val. to 2.00. Special CI. 1 I o .. w . Men's wool caps, tnew. colors, ; good styles. Val. up to 2.00 Now ..... GOLF OALLG New regulation size. Special 8 for : - - - t 0 Boys? Flannel NIGHT SHIRTS. Special :j ljz for Never such values on these fine clothes Men! Here they are in one immense showing: - " . V":-.: 4 pr l.00 Boys Fine GOLF HOSE. Good colors, cotton. For Dollar Day SpedaL.; 1- ; Boys Can't Bust 'Em PLAY SUITS and COVERALLS. -Special for 1.00 1.00 2. - sunsi mkm Boys' Fine KAYNEE SHIRTS, good colors and Ex. well made. SpedaL , : 1.00 BOYS CORD KNICKERS, dark colors and formerly sold up to S&00. Now to close m " " - - 1.00 BnW Odd Lot WOOL LONG PANTS. A real close out 1.00 Boys WOOL BOOT HOSE. Beg. 50c, Now ;,,, Hart Schaffner &. Marx mnd other fine makes at the most astounding values in 15 years. All rawest fall styles and many hut two months ago sold up to $45.00. Now all go at one crash- - VT 4pr. 1.00 gprice-'.; ; - ; V -I zLSO Boys' Fine Comb COTTON UNION SUITS, Med. wlsrhL Regnlar LOO VaL Now ' 21:00 1 Lot BOYS' DRESS CAPS to dose out "- " ' ' Zf.rl.00 pr. iSsrc h2i?g0,g AD good styles and a real shoe for school wear.! : - n Aj. Formerlr sold un to 40 U U.VO Bishop' Qotliinl iWoolenffl 136 N. Commercial St .0)5 Fall styles and colors Now at the lowest prices la 13 yrn ' ' . - . : Sltf HtS AD: New ; fi ot: '."
