in ihor CKurehlo.1
; ztxat tmTixiii
Yerfa Cottar an Caamaketa atraot. i
! Afte WeiL minister. Cherea
f irkAi at ia . un.. n v.r.. it
Jason Lee : Pastor,; is? Deter i?t5V hSTK I
too; Nlttti Mrs, Walter A. DoatosC w j
pwi, i.i,V f.' -"- :.v--s'-:-.
raTTBCOfTAI. AIKKM.T
420 State 8t. aatair. avav llu'i Sham.
Xeetiars Taesear aaa Taarsaay vening
1st 7:ii Saaeay ssaoat 19 sum. Preecaiaa-
;-'.f: AmxaxcAV luthzxay ' . -v
n. i. .-. i - ml
-44 J v n-.. I kvm awtw vawansawan
nvuua. ra.Miuiuua vumea- Ceater atrsets. Rer. P.- W. Eriksea. pas
nlel conference of the Methodist li a.ss. Moraine; worsai, special
Episcopal ehurcn. .which , meets SfJSI' LVi 2
flaring t&e month Of Mar. OB U Cbnrea eaoraa. Sua?
thousand delerates from, every school at t:s. A. a. Crunr. Bant. L-
aeetlon of the world mik in tht ! at a.SO. Toaie: "Ta Kwl
personnel of tho conference which
gate to Quadrennial af v
. R Atlantic CitKidS
Ml HOT. ; JiBfO. B. JTOVKt : jr
pastor of tho Jason Leo Memorial
Methodist church -will leave with
his family tor Atlantic City N.J.
Jeet; "TH Tratt Teat Saeettflaa"
miBf warsniw S t'tlMki BWBject: A
Tay Warti." TU fee la's SftMtiat t
Cmm KifklsaA aA Ckuk strts.
tAnr P. 8iML Mtotw v. BikU oJ
t:4 ajL, K. M. BMktti, Sapl Koniaf
wanki 11 Mnmi kj tke yattar.
Eraaiar aarriaa S m. Mwwn hy Bav.
Uarouuk Saitk. Bpacial stafiaf ak
aarrlca. Jaaiar O. K. .bv- Saaior ami
IiitmaaltM a K. T SaW: Kid-vaak
prayar BMatUf Tkaraaay yja.
aoizvTxsT
' CkaaMkata a4 iakarty ' tteaatav i
cay aarrieaa at 11 aoa. aa pja.
tiabjact, 'Oaetna at Atoaamaav" May
day aekMl at S:J aaa lL Taattaaay
aiaatias ,Waaaay' at eas. Kaadiag
rerlews the work of the. past four
years and plans the program for
the eomjng iodrennlunv .-' r -Many.
Important questions are
slated to be brought to the .con
ference for settlement. Including
the . whole administrative - policy
Biliioa." Laaga saelal nasi Taa4ay ar
cainf at S p.m. Mia Oliva 8katta,
ckairaiaa af aeeial coaunittaa. Hlaa 1m-
rena Biieuka, ekairauui at BafraakaMat
Ceauaittaa aad SiTitar Hon. iaaaar , af
atertaiaoMat. - .
- KsrOXXES CHU&CH -Coraw
Capitol and kfarioa atraata, W.
O. Liaakaamper. pastor. Snaday aekool
IA a a V K KmmmM Ban! flirui up
Of Episcopal SUpefYlslon, the re I vtoaa. 10 ijl Sobjaetr "Tka Homa Oft
eonstrnetion of th. ntmlonairr ITkara. Eaeliak aarrieas 11 a'elock.
pro tram and the action on the
pressing social : and moral . prob
lems In national; and International
life. SrfS -vH. ; x
Those representing the' Oregon
conference - Include . Dr. William
Wallace Toungson, Dr. Wllbert
, Dowson and Rct. J. B. Harrison
of Portland and Iter. . Fouke of
i8abjact:
ataiie.
'Spiritual Talaaa." 8pMial
XJLTTSB DAT ,8JL1HTB
Coraar of CkeoMkata "and Libarty St.
Soadar aekool at 10 a.na. Praaekiaf at
13. Hataal . IajproTemant aaaoeiatiaa
Tkanday tTaaiaf at 7:30.
4 ran kethopxst kpisoopai. v
B. Karl Parker, minister. StaU- and
Church atracta. Junior eharck - 11 - .bu
Salem from the clergy, andTthe
laymen are represented by E. W.
Peterson, PortUnd; : CT Wll-
llamson. Albany; H.' H. Pollard,
Springfield; and L. L. Mann, Pen
dleton.' - .-
-, The trip east will be made by
auto by Rct. Fouke' and family,
stopping enroute to rlslt rela
tives In Colorado and friends In
Blue Mound, Illinois, where Mr.
Fouke will occupy the pulpit of
the Methodist church Sunday,
April 24. One day will be spent in
Washington, p. C, arriving in At
lantic City in time for the open'
tlnction. Anthem and aolo. 6:30 p.m.
Thraa Epworth leagves and Poram. 7:30
rrealnf aerviea. Dr. B. 0. Bilbao of Bar
od Raaideaey, India, speaker.
TOITT STUST CLASS
Tosle. ' 'Christiaa BaaUat y
Charlea Pill mora; Taeaday April IS at I
8 D.ra.. third floor I. O. v. r. Hvilding;
Teacher, U. v Jtoeuaaa. ; t -
' XYAKOEXJSTIC IABERHACIJI
Thirteenth and Ferry afreet. C 0.
Weston, pastor. Sunday aekool at 1:43
p.m. B. C. Permson, Snpt. Church eerriee
at S o.m.. sobiert. 'Ia tho Hea Ten lies."
Eraafelistto serrice at p.m, sno- Soa- serrice, special
jeet. VAt Sock an Hoar." Bible atndy at
7:45' n.ra. Taesday. Prayer meetinr at
a. aa Wv m a tt.it . I
lug recepUon Saturday. April 10. I iiVrsday at 7:45 "m. CkUdrei'a krek
beasions oi uio couiereuce win oa tat 3 pjb. satarday. Mrs. a. visea in
ekarge, Miss V. Alderaea assistinn.
Young People's meeting at 7:45 pjs. Sat
arday. "tempijbaptist
' 18th and Breymaa streets. Snndsy
school 9 :45 a.m. .Classes (or all ages. Al-1
bert Pare. Snot. Preaching 11 a.m. B.
T. P. U. 6:30. Evening worship 7: SO.
Prof. G V. : Clin of the Wettera Bap
tist Tkeolecieal seminary. Portland, will
! bring both morning and araning masssgoa.
Coma and worship with as. All are we
Auxiliary Hostess
A pleasant afternoon was spent
Friday whea Mrs, Henry O. Miller,
assisted by Mrs. M. Alley and
Mrs. C T. Harrington entertain
ed members of the auxiliary of
Hal HIbbard cam of the United
Spanish War Teterans at the Mil
ler home. .
During the brief business meet
ing; plans were laid and discussed
for the banquet which will be held
Monday night at 0:10 o'clock at
the armory, when the Salem aux
iliary and camp of the United
8panish War Veterans will com
pliment the Auxiliaries and camps
of Woodburn and Albany."
Those enjoying the afternoon
nranr Vim XX in lfiwamm Vm Ia.
Maaaaia TempW open from tw tt nf w r .i.u.n.vM..
11 ta 3:10. Kxcept Buadsys and koU-l"; ' " . 7. ,r T '
ToajgiTcmtiSTTAjr
Klmar J. aiistrsp. Bible aekeot 10 B.BU
Oommaaio 11 ab Preaching 11:16 on
"Using ar Neglecting Opportaattwa. C
E. .at 7 pjn. Helena WitieL leader. S
p.m. tople, "J-oto tk ralfiUmant af
CAXTAXY BAPTIST
Charek aekool t:40 a-m. Krs. W. A.
Bark as. Snpt Praachiag serricas at 10:50
a.m. aa 7:30 p.m. B. T. P. U.'a 6:30
p.m. The pastor will speak at both aer-ices.-
Special maiie. Wednesday area
lag at 7:30 p.m. Prayer erriee Tkartday
evening. 7 :3ft a'elock choir rekoaraal. W.
Earl Cochran, panto. t
. rxasT CH1ISTIAV
High and Center street. D. J. How.
pastor. Residence 1016 Aorth Winter
itreet 0:45 aja. Bible askooU O. J. Hnll.
Snpt. 11 a.m. worskip. Sermons by the
pastor, a.m., "The Chorea meeting the
Present Crisis." P. hi.; "The mark af
th Dying of Jesaa." 6:80 p.au. Chris
tian Kndeaor meetings. 7:30 p.m. ETan
gelistia serrice. Mid-week serrie Wed-
naiday, - 7 i30 p.m.
XXSXZB mXhtOSXAXi -'
Sonth Commercial at Hyer atreeta. H
lPhcnrrrrice.8.?-u 12 John Beakey assisted the hostess
and 7:30 p.m. with gaest speakers what With the Serving OI 1SIO SUPPr.
ar is aiteaaaao at vaa Mertk faeiti
District assembly at tk chare b of th
Ntiarana. Ia tk morning Ber. BoUla. T.
Holmes of Oak Barber, JWasK, will
preach. Anthem, "Whea tk Weary,
oeeaing nest- (Wiutams). renlag:
Song serrice, - special masie. and tka
message by Ber. A. . Uatcalf of Van
eonrer. B. C. Bibl aekool at 9:45. tfnpU,
Stoarnf Ovsking. Ziesgn at 6:30. Topic,
a continuation of "Bight and Wrong.'
Fellowship dinner and official hoard
Than day at 4U5. Picnie styl. All mem
bers Bad frienda larited. Proi
reports.
Mrs. S'. B.GUlette
Hostess For ,C
Shrine
Mrs. O. J.-.Hnn, Mrs. Charles Me
Xlnley. .Mrs. ' Frank Mlllett, Mrs.
F. A. Thompson, Mrs. B. W.-Wal-eher,
Mrs. A. Welser, Mrs, Arthur
Welch, Mrs. Charles' Woodward.
Mrs. A. T. Woolpert and the host
esses, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Alley d
Mrs. Harrington.
at
Members of the Willamette
shrine, order of the White Shrine
of Jerusalem, were enioyably en
tertained with a dinner and even
ing of cards, Thursday evening ia"1
the Masonic-Temple, when. Mrs.
8. B. Gillette, worthy high priest-
eompllmented . - her officers
and past heads of the organiza
tion during her term .of office. !
Mrs. Gillette is ef fidallr retiring
as .head of the Willamette shrine
next Monoay evening.
ictive
Emmons Homev
Dr. and Mrs.' Carl Emmons were
Interesting boats to members of
Mrs. Emmons! bridge club end
their husbands when they enter
tained Friday night with an at
tractive party at their home on
South Church street. Three tables
of cards were in play in the liv
ing rooms, which were artistically
decorated with bouquets of mix
i ed spring blossoms. i
Mrs. Kenneth Waters and Mrs.
ogrem and
XABISH IfTSSIOH XTAVOEUOAXj
CuZAB LAKE Church school 10
W. P. Collard, Snpt. Worship at 11. Sab
iect. "Oar Budget" . Toaag PeopU will
join in ta rauy at rtrst xrangeiiesl
held at .the hure municipal audi
torium. - V
- The pulpit supply committee of
Jason Lee church has announced
; the following supply ministers to
preach at the morning Serrice
during the absence of the pastor:
Professor J. T. Matthews, April
24; Professor E. -W. Warrington
ef Corvsllis, May 1; Rev. C. I.
, Dark,-pastor of the West Salem
church. May S; Professor R. R.
Hewitt, May IS; Professor D. A.
Schulse, May 22; and Dr. M. A.
IfawarV vt f Sit A tl TVofslvt P a rf a
HV V. X.C -"""V" ,Z p- rortiaaa wm proaea p.a. Ifld-weck serrice Wednesday
jftaeaT a v a A u9 VTOUlUg siva w sw niti I cvausci enw wausnuasivni -
1ms In chsrn of the TOunsr neonlelPMt a large attendance at this th
andsr thT leadekhln of Haei 22?-.!?. ST W. A. SUrker. Snpt. All Tlf
' ar . TUay u.sn. esj viuciei "" MITl6sS tltPwAlM at Mint U tSiab nfldW
Beall On alternate weeks. With Dr. of tka ehnreh wiU hold their last business aominaUBallwllr of . yonng peepU at
T. H. Temple, former district SU- ting for th eonferone r"- First Srangelical ehnreh. Salem. Kid-
perintendent of the Salem district Tlt do. -lo. 1.1
preaching the evenings Of May 1, district Xndearor Institnt will eonrsn atroet. Balem?
TTBST XTAHOEUOAX,
Varioa aad Sammer atreeta.
a o.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. John
Beakey. Mr. and Mrs. Gall Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Adolphson, Mr.
and Mrs. L. B. Endlcott, Dr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Waters. Dr. and
Mrs. Estil Brunk and the host end
hostess. Dr. and Mrs. Emmons.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Roughton
....a at a a
were aaaitionai ruesis xor m
evening.
Members of the Kensington
club were entertained Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
In.-CL Kafonrr on North Summer
eharch for afternoon and erening. htr. gtyeet. An Informal afternoon of
!T.kV .tmTS2: sewinr and conversaUon was en-
aag for yeaag aad old. W. If. B. Thar I loyed by the group. Those pree-
r- . . ent for the afternoon included.
MiiwmB ukuvje caarck school 10 1 e .- rTm Phnrlea
a.m. t. p. waikar. Sant. jr. k .fi I Mrs. F. 8. Annunsen, Mrs. ynaries
at 11.. Afternoon aad ereninr Toan Pratt. Mrs. Alfred C. Smith, Mrs.
istrlet I flaara-e M. Klnr. Mfa. OttO J. WU-
Poling psstor. Bibl school .at t:5.. ppi. partieipat la rally with district I Qeorre M. King.
P. patr-porTlandirTack' ... w?. 5 '
a. meroerx nsuier, iau
LABI8H -CEWTIBChnrch nchool 10 r, Mrs. J. H. Mohr, Mrs. T. S.
Robert and the hostess Mrs.
IB and 29.
C0IH1ESIB
FOR ESSAY GOffTEST
' mmmaanam
. JEFFERSON, April 15 The
Jefferson Woman's elub is spon
soring a Home Products essay con
test open to pupils in the seventh,
eighth and ninth grades of .the
public schools. Similar c&ntests
are being held throughout' the
state under : the auspices of ,4he
for a short serrice, then at 7:30 a regu
lar program win be carried est. Hill an
ferant speaker.
TOST SPIBITUAIJST
Bold serrices rrery week ia the Nel
son JiaH. 881 ChamekeU street. Tk
topi for the leetnre snnaay wiu vm
"Eiak1lB Viaiom." A message circle la
held, from 5:80 to 7:30 by local mediums.
Mrs. Edith Howard- Beott ef Eagene win
be 'with as to assist th pastor, Hary
SchwedeL
. KKTOHT irXltOXXAXt
10th and Ferry streets. H. C. Stwrer,
minister. Morning worskip at 11 tier-
moa subject: "The Kemoaeung ei a
Personality." r Erening serrice at .7 j80.
Sermon. "The Good ot UTonDie. - ne
Church school at 10 a.m. C. C. Harris.
Snpt. Christian Endesror socieues a
6:45. ,
N. C. Kafourr.
Mrs. Frank E. Shafer assisted
the hostess at the tea hour.
,
Attention la called to the reg-
OHMSTiAJr iossiowabt AIXIAVOX ni.r meetinr of all trade school
H&A irvw Itnul W H C.lilwT1 wm. 1 ... ... . . . .
" ' ' , Timrmm wll ln will IMI BS1Q
sirs. i - 4
Qn. J.. a-V . 4 B..C .
Gilbert White. Sunt, hfernin uromhln at I at the Y. W. C. A. Saturday at
In a.m. w. h. Cook, tk prison orange-1 10:10 a. m. Mrs. Francis De
list, wil apeak at tkia aerriee. Speeial I viu liava, charge Of the
gospel serrice at S ps. Be. A. J. , , " vi.v i. v.ia .m.
Smith former miaaionarr of China, will specUl music Which U being pr-
b th main speaker. The Mead ran-1 pared for the Mother's Day .cere-
(wiatie puny wi wnicn . sniu 1 a I m DTI IS. I meetlnC.
ST. JOHN'S ZTAKOEXJCAI
I.UTHEKAX (htlsaearl Synod)
Corner 16th and A. Rot. E. W. Gross,
present member will conduct a aerie ef
Tsagelistie serriees - be gi suing Snnday
and eontinnlnr erarr orenlnr at T;4S. H !
hL Mead who bast charge of th party will
speas: xor sne first time on Sunday er
ening at 7:30.
TOST CHURCH or THS HAZABXOrB
13th aad Center street. Ber. Pleteher
Galloway, pastor. Residence 2025- Mar
ket street. Phona 9630.. .Sunday will be
th closing day of th district assembly
sessions which bar been la progress. 11
s.w-. Dr. H. P. Reynolds, general super
intendent will preach.
Mrs. Ronald Craven will also
assist with the hand craft work
and continue work on the scrap-
books now under construction
The meeting is open to all grade
school Girl Reserves.
The Auxiliary of the sons ot
Union Veterans met for their re-
cnlar 'inspection Tuesday even
inr Mrs. Francis Horner of
una.nil will IIWU. m.9V p.m. VTBIB- 1 , . .
tl .1 tv n ... iDftWlanil MAnarrmaiTtt TlfMldenL OE
State Federation of Woman's psstor. EngliA -JT j 7:80 pjn. Ber. d. J. Smith, pa'stor os the the Auxiliary was the Inspecting
rlnba. . .m 't I r? vown ot the Masarent. Portland n,tr a wnnA .Ia4 i-rnmA eniOT-
Ullil.tl a n. an. vwu vvamwa. v w w
ed the evenlnc. Sons ot Union
Veterans were special guests for
the erening.
a a a
The Marlon County W. C. T. U.
New Student Officers T":w"u.r-' ill1;
All AAA A COVIU 3 a UQt mam . "
a playlet "The Patriotic Wed-
- a m a At-
RWPiriT.w Ar.r-11 k tv,- dun." will be given aunng m
lowing were elected to serve for I erening. Those wishing to go are
the month as student" bod v off I-1 requesiea to eau am ji mm-
clubs.
Each entrant is to write a story
or essay of 350 words about some
one industry or productive enter
prise in the community. The first
prise winner In each school will
compete .with other winners for
the state prize. .
Members of the local Home Pro
ducts committee are Mrs. C. J.
Thurston, Miss. Ruby Looney, and
Mrs. D. H. Looney. The contest
Snpt. German serriees at 11 o'clock.
TOST COhTGBEOATIOVAZ.
Center aad Liberty streets. J. K. 81
monds," psstor. Snnday school 9:45 a.m.
Morning worship ll o eiocs; auDjeci:
"God'a rarm." Th serrie and sermon
wiU be appropriate to "Blossom Day."
- - WEST S4XEM
Tha Snsdar school meets at th Ford
Memorial eharch st 0:45 ia At 11 -m.
th Ber. J. W. Warrell, pastor af the
I First Methodist ehnreh of Dallee will
raach- Tha naator of th Pord Memorial
ehnreh will preach nt Dana. The Ep-
Nasarent.
Iwill preach. 8nndy school S:45 a.m. P.
P. Litwiller. SoDt. N. T. P. 8. and Jnaior
society 6:30 p.m.
Swegle School Gets
deietv News
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Af
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lZDoix,SocUty Editor
SOCIAL CALENDAB
1
' Saturday, April IS -
Regular meeting ef Order of Rainbow for Girts. Ma
sonic temple, T:I0 o'clock; dancing and cards to follow
regular meeting, w . - ' . :
; American Association of University Women. .Silver'
' Grille of Gray Belle; Dr. John H. Mueller, department ;
- of sociology, University of Oregon, speaker. -.
Woman's Relief Corps. Thomeeomlng" and i social
meeting; potluck luneh at noon; Millers hall. - ; r
- Teomen and rrtenos wul meet tor T o'cioex tunner
Saturday evening. Fraternal Temple. r I -
aw
JWGUiid Musicians
Presented in
tables centered with beautiful
bouauets of yellow and . white
spring flowers, .'guarded with
lighted yellow- tapers In crystal
holders, carrying out -the organ
isation's colors of yellow and
white. Following the dinner sev
Recital
Of much interest among the
oral tables of cards were in play romgvr musicians of the city, is
In the social room. nil rranged tor o'eloek
inesaay tubk, Apru ti,
Those - chosen for the affair.
were Mr. and Mrs.' Charles Rat-
ellff, : Miss Gladys . Adams of
Woodburn, Mr. and Mrs. Amos
Vass, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Tibblts.
Mrs. Marie Flint McCall. Mrs. 1
len Gabriel, Mrs. Mona Toder. Ar
thur Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Aim - of Sllverton, Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Protxnan, Mrs Susan Varty,
Mrs. Katie Sturgis, Mrs. Delia
Hayden, Mrs. Olive KeDey, Mrs.
Pearl Speer, Mrs. Glenna Frost,
J.' W. Maruny, Mrs, Mona Toder,
Mrs. Mynne Stewart, Mrs. Vera
Barric.:. Miss Edna McElhanye.
Miss Ruth Mae- Lawrence, Mrs.
Thelma Green, Mrs. Laura Doug
lass, Mrs. Bonnie Bertleson, Mrs.
Mary Gatllff,.Mrs. Vena Dodge.
Mrs. Margaret Montgomery Sha
fer, Mrs. Ona Henjum, Miss Grace
Babcock, Miss Minnie Moeller,
Mrs. Maude Scott of Woodburn.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Settlemler of
Woodburn and S. B. Gillette.
e e
BirtKclay Anniversary
Celebrated
Waller halL at which time Miss
Frances Virglnie Melton of the
Willamette music department,
will present the Misses Ruth
Schrelber and Barbara Barham
and Maurice Dean in a Joint soph
omore recital. The affair is open
to the public and all friends are
cordially invited.
The following program has
been selected for the evening:
The Arkansas Traveler
.Two Pianos
Old Fiddler's Tune (freely set
by Lee Pattison)
... (Author unknown;
Ruth Schrelber Barbara Barham
n
Norse Bonta first movement
, : MacDowell
Ruth Schrelber
m
Prelude and Furue No. 4 Bach
Etude Op. 25 No. Chopin
Barbara Barham
IV
Faschingsschwank Schumann
Ruth Schrelber
V
La FUle Amx Cheveux it Ui
- ., , Tannery
Tn .iSrMrtti nt h 7rii hitt I Valse Triste Slbeuus
dar annfveraarv. lira. Harrl at Shepherd's Hey urainger
Montgomery invited members of I Baroaraaarnam
t Ti a mhllatliaan TltKI. 1t f ti. I VI
Evangelical church for an infor-1 flr? " ienuae
mat TCr... .4 I lUTlCLOa tta
home on North 17th street. Mrlc! Pf
Mrs. O. Bewley. president of the
JScarUUl
class, presided during the brief I t..i.
business meeting which preceded I In ntumn
.MacDowell
The Little White Donkey Ibert
The Whistling Darkey Guion
Ruth Schrelber
vni
Rhapsodle No. 14
Barbara Barham
an enjoyable program. Dr. C C
Poling gave an Informal talk
which was enjoyed by the group.
The honor guest - was presented
with a lovely gift from her class
associates.
Those calling to extend greet-
InM ikf S4 V w' arara Uh TTnMa
Maves, Mrs. Bebecca Wllkerson, I Smart BndiZe 1 ea at
Rex, Mrs. Katie Hilflker, Mrs. C. OCellarS Mome
C. 11lna Mn larmlui Snltd 1
Mrs. Geonre Siefarth. Mrs. Her- Mrs. M. R. Gunter and Mrs. W.
bert McDonough, Mrs. J. F. U1- g. Ross were charming hostesses,
rich, Mrs. A. Caughey, Mrs. Antan-1 in the Ross home on Tamarao
da Burgess, Mrs. B. A. Edwards, I mtrmat Thnn.r artnmoon whan
Mrs. William St. Clair, Mrs. W11-I(W ..Arninftd with a smartlv
.4 r- " appointed 1 o'clock bridge luncn-
lngton, Mrs. J. A. Remington, Mrs. I
S. B. Cooley, Mrs. W, T. Brinkley. rnests were seated at one
Mrs. J. M. Nichols and Mrs. O. N. larf.ft Uble centered with a low
Thompson. Knwi af nlnh- and white flowers.
In compliment to the honor nnnVefl an either side with tall
guest, a special raaio numoer, pink tapers in silver holders. Cot
4UW1...V. " i era wers Discea isr ma. uv
nellr. Mrs. Joe Williams. Mrs. C
W. Standish, Mrs. Bert Smith.
Mrs. E. R. Gabriel, Mrs. P. M.
Tallman, Mrs. Harry Dleneger,
MrsW. M. Merritt, Mrs. O. L.
Scott. Mrs. Ernest Frederlckson,
Mrs. Fred Hester and the Host
esses. Mrs. Gunter and Mrs. Rosa.
High score at bridge was wen
Shower Compliments
Miss Adele ZJibef
Anmsville A miscellaneous
shower waa given at the Martin
Zuber .' home Tuesday night in
honor of Miss Adele Zuber, whose
marriage to Andrew Larson of
Sublimity will . be an event, of
April 19. The evening was spent
in playing -500 . After opening
many beautiful and useful gifts
delicious lunch was served.
Guests present were Martin
Zuber and sons Ernest and Ed
win and daughter Helen, Mr. and
Mrs. A. R. Michels. Mr. and Mrs.
Nlckey Kremer, Mr. and Mrs.
Alvy Zuber and family, Johnny
and Joseph Koenlg. Mr. and Mrs.
John Zuber and son Leonard.
Paul Zuber and son; Clemet. Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Zuber, Mr. aad
Mrs. Joe Zuber, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Robl and Tolanda, Mr. and Mrs.
Lee . Hlghberger and daughter
virgene, Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Hassler and daughter Vera. .
Mrs. Frank Michels and ' fem
ur, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Blades.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Baker, Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Pepper. Mr. and Mrs.
Johnle Albas, Mrs. Frank Raus-
eher, Sr Mr. and Mrs. Roman
Klnts, Mr. and Mrs.1: Tony Stein
kamp. 2
Mr. and Mrs. N.W. Kremer
and family. Mrs. Ed f Benedict, Al
HtHIAt EmOMAtl slAM k wemta.ll.an.
a assuvtBvu UVICf AUtNg
Klnts, DaDn Mier, Frank Raus-
eher, Jr.. Kathryn LVnch. Miran.
Don and Kathryn Blades. Helen
Raettgers, Fronie and Laurence
Hendricks. Bell and Kathrm Al
bus. Herman and Annie Geseher,
Isabel. Marie, Regenla and Louis
Dltter. Eddie Burkhart, Leonard
Doerner, Carl Zimmerman, Bill
and George Zimmerman, and Jo-
sepn w leaner.
a
Mrs. Donald Tounr and Mrw.
Edgar T. Pierce motored to Port-
isna Friday to spend tho day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Jacebeon of
La Grande, arrived in Salem '
Thursday to ' spend a tew .days
with their daughter and son-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Steus
loff. Mr. Jacobsoa is an enthaii-
astih fisherman ef Eastern Oregon
and while in Salem expects to fish
some ot the nearby streams. Mr. :
and Mrs. Steuslof f and children, :
Martha and Ivan and Mr. and
Mrs. Jacobson left Thursday for
Padfle City where they will re
main over the weekend. .
The P. W. G. A. will meet tt'li,
home ot Josephine Erikson, It 9 '
State street. Wednesday evening.
April SS. - Ella Smith, Helen Mc-
Leon and Anna Ransacker are the
assisting hostesses. .
f!nr ennrnnm r
m anw m ms m n man s s s nm s a ,
III II .in II in I II
ISMS ; wasaaanaa'afanla .
BISCUIT GERTIFHD
. : FOR FOOD VALUE
Philadelphia Laboratory Cer- ,
tifiea tha Improved Kellogg
WHOLEWHEAT Biscuit-
, , ;; ;
One of the greatest tributes te
Quality ever nald a food vroduet is
the fact that the Medical Arts Lab '
oratory of Philadelphia now oerti- .
ties eery package of the new, im
proved Kellogg1!! WH0U WHEAT
Biscuit for food value.
These delkious biscuits are vn.
nsualJ gkh in proteins, minerals.
vitamins and other important food
eiementa, vme reason xor uus, is 4 ;
ths fact that the biscuits are "pres-sure-cooked''
a process that re j
tains aU the food value of the .
whole wheat. PresBllTeokinr,
also (alts in a - rich, tempting
flavor that every one praises.
The new KeHorg biaeuit has many .
welcome features. It is toasted'
brown on both top and bottom
not just one side. It is made in a
new, convenient size. Two biscuits
Just fit the cereal bowl: and yen
get 1$ to the package which
means added economy.
Served with hot or cold mUk ox
cream, fruit or honey added.
KeBogg's WHOLl wheat Biscuits
are delightful and wholesome for
breakfast, lunch, children's suppers.
Easy to digest and very nourishing.
-Local groeers report that this
improved- shredded biscuit is meet
ing with hearty acceptance. It mar
be identified by the familiar red-and-green
Kellogg's package. HadV
by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
Fri!fllsi
FOREVER!
from Portland.
a
END
A Technician of; the Chicago staff
of Dr. WM. M. StHOU will be here
TODAY AND "MONDAY
5
! t
to assist oer Foot Com
fort Expert in this
Bridge Luncheon at
Ross Home
In compliment to her house
guests. 'Mrs. Lou A. Wernlln and
Miss Beatrice Grissin of Seattle,
Special
closer Friday evening. April , iEJF&ttzZ. 7. tlni 6SI4 or Mrs. Charles Fessen- j Elmer J? 8cellars entertained neeatard
and the papers will be judged by taf Mrm by th pastor t T:30 p.m. b wice-presldent. Otto Fulk- secret den 4025. T a.. . iirT t v m while n special award was preeent-
Miss Bertha Dillon - Mrs. C. M. ssyi-s it witVinw..-v tary.vniond 'Jt. ' "tLiS vh,2 Mn. Ed Donnelly for msking
Demonstration
fajns, csjuart on
CAUOOSU HSXIV
Smith and . Rev. G. F. Llentng.
Prises offered locally are. first
fl.SO; second -Sl.$ Or and third
. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
.In the County Court of - the
State of Oregon, for Marlon Coun
ty. In the Matter, of the Estate of
Win wood Robins, deceased. No.
t'j4i: rr ::-
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned. as administrator of
the Estate of win wood
'deceased, has
yntST BAPTIST '
Ifarloa ana" North Liberty streets. Brit
test Rosa, minister. 'Bible school at S:S
a.m. Fretf Broer, Snpt. Moraine worship
at 11:00. Special masie. Sermon by the
pastor, "The Christina' Jy." B. T. P.
V., Howart Cross, leader, S:80. A special
rsrr meetinr lorii. orKr '
i mm mw
prsyi
rod.
Visa Killer at th orran
wry. Jtaymona Bona : grounds Wrtr nf at Tritey afternoon with four tables the tint rrand slam,
committee. Jack Oglesby. Otto M1" V9T ,?orn 2 of bridge followed by tea. " e
civ ei..i..g.i.. i. .I mnvAn fit Millarat baa been f v VBm I
..r t IT Z-. " ..i i A dainty color scheme or green I n. TJbartv Womaa'a
p:nii n a iwism nav mar v 1 1 maw v an mn am niHn srwsa ui ivauum a rn ii mt a. awvaamm a . -w war ' -
r.TZ'":. V.Z rttw. iHrwi.thedansh- Telow WM eueeuveiy walca w -cheduled to
wT.t .TC i nT.".;; i i,r. 7r,Ti7ri Rndomh Horn ot epacious uving rooms ot Tuesday afternoon has
1 v mkj- i - Us Beellara Home. I .v .a a- u..i
ers. Hovard Whitehead. I ox tnis city, nne was graauaiea
Mrs. W. A.: Swingle with 'ber from Salem high school and later
at committee has reelected Miss htiiier I slaughter Gay returned from Port-1 from Oregon State Normal school.
a'- arennist of the .ehnreh for another
year. Kreninr serriee at TtBO. Mnsl my
tarn mala enoras. Bermea ny "e mwri
"Th Anti-Christ or th World's Xeepr.
at Cry for a 8apermaa. Th World
Wide Gild flrls win meet rrlday nifht
at a: SO for a potmen sapper win dtra.
land Wednesday night, where Gay
recently underwent an operation.
Her condition is mueh Improved.
INDEPENDENCE, April
count in the County Court Of the j (ram with several surprise feature. J lVhen Hencfl UnHirnl City,
state of Oreron foi Marlon Coun- V .-rrr T. ncnocnra vpiUTM
ty and that Tuesday-April tlth. r Bn"miLiT. winito.
1181, at .the hour Of ten O'clock Chan. C. Haworth, pastor; Sandar aw
a.m..and the, court room of said 10 .fi'
eounhM4beenappoinUdby.W SSSS
court as- the time and piece lor Topte:- "Pnttinf prpo inta
thai hsirlar of ObiecUOUS inereiO I Wf. lr. . jsrn. ruiiar-f maomy.
Miss Alice Harvey ot Klamath
Falls, arrived in the city Friday
from Eugene, where she is a stu
dent at the University ot Oregon,
to spend the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Standish ot this
the Scellars home.
Guest prises were presented by
the hostess and high score was
won by Mrs. Claude Lester. Mrs.
B. T. Pound was awarded conso
lation prlxo.
Out-of-town guests for the af
ternoon included Mrs.- Joseph
8mlth and her daughter-in-law.
elub
meet
been
ehanred to Monday at !:!
o'clock at tho home ot Mrs. L. C
Brotherton.
tsrisrta mf Twsr atackltd
wbJcfcrwrweJtaetri
Cotching Col
vicits
lTOlDstai,
fk were intnred Warlnfi.rJaV tt'Jtwr Oxtended Visit at the
anernoon - when -c the ' bench, on
lrm t.t. Smith nf Pnmlll,
" 1 1 I . mm H mm, mm. I
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Scellars will HOSE DUO J
fMAWMam mmW IValsl aPflMfe A pAVf. I
. aUVbVl WlMft fcaVBVaVa 4fJVaVMe "W wa m enaBmsmmfammmsjBBBmmmm I IBPII1 .. aBnaama
Mrs. Estella Eddy ot the Wav- land, where they will take a night IWA'ON KtVihllM COtDj
train for their homes tn 8eattle. .
and tbe settlementthereof.
' Dated. and -c first Vpablisht
March If. 1932. . ' -. 'i -
TJate Of last publication April
ti. 19S2. ft---n--r -vrf :
t Tbnrman Cave. 'Administrator.
Henry 1 Lyons, attorney. M.
16-A.t-0-10-23.;" ' , r. I'
v NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBYGIVEN.
That the undersigned; by an" order
ot the County Court ot the State
of Oregon, for the County of Mar
: ion.' dulv " made,' and entered on
Thnrstiay. T:S0 pjn, prayer meetlnf aad
Bibl atndy.. OaVS and .:, ; " . ;
- -." ST. PAtTt'S XriSCOTAf V
Church aad ChemcheU streets. Bev.
Geo. H. Swift, rector. Holy Communion
7:80 a-m. Morning; prsyer and aermoa
at 11 a.m. Chareh school at 9:45 ainv
OI.AI. TZDrsos -mssioB
IT raart street. C 8. Johnson. Bas-
Uer. Snndsy school at S p-m. Serriees at
I and 7:30 p.m. Hi Die stnay neaaay
alrht. Mae tines Thursday aad Satarday
reninga. ' - - ' '"',?- '' ;.
which the women -were standing
to turn the eggs In the upper
deck of - trays at the Duganne
hatchery overturned. . -- - .:
Mrs. Mattlson suffered torn
ligaments beneath her left knee
and Mrs. Cook struck her. head
causing , her to be unconscious
for a short time. Mrs. Mattlson is
under the. care of a physician
I while Mrs. Cook returned to her
work Thursday. ,:,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
home of Mr. and Mrs.' George
B&rsness. The group Is planning
a pleasant .weekend at onp ot the
nearby coast resorts.
All Teomen and friends are cor
dially invited to attend a 7 o'clock
dinner. Saturday erening at the
Fraternal Temple.
a . e
Mrs. J. J. Elliott entertained
members of .her contract bridge
club with a smartly appointed i
o'clock luncheon Friday afternoon.
r xiacAjruxx, baptist
SuadhiVt iT s.-tJ.:V.. That the undersigned, by an order
ia. Praachinr at 11 a ss. and 7:80 p.m. I of the County Court Of the State
the 30th day of March, 1932, was Mid-week prayer aad testimony att 0f Oregon, for the County ef Mar
appointed ? Executor of the Last I Thanday .renins at 7:80., j0Bf duly ma4(k ud entered ' on I
Will and Testament and Estate of I - ran oebxak baptist -1 (the 19th day ot March. 1932. was
AMANDA C. McLENCH, Deceas-1 Berth Cotug and D. atreeta. o. w. appointed Executrix' of the Last
ed. and that it baa duly Quaunea ,B'S " ,. ice 11 WU1 and . Testament and EsUte
as such. Executor. All persons Zal&rEZS?i ! PrayeTjesas ot DAVID F. WAGNER, Deceased,
having claims against said Estate wmid Not Prsy.,r choir snthem. Erening and that she has duly qualified as
are hereby nouxioa w uresem. tue .jj . vr-. .-- cunel mciitx. ai persons naving
" -- . . ( risirni or Trie v afeiii amav r e , a wam i
ma v :
the
. 44 m . a.-.-, jm citaB n lAiinsr - wane - a a am a a .
same. CUly vennea, as wqamw i-,, w,d,t RneeUl alntinr and ma-1 ciaima sgsimi sawa esiaie
k law: tn ft at the Law Offices of I . t... niaanad. Dr. A. Vaiskss af I hereby notified to nresent
Jas. G. Heltxel. in the Xadd tt th Winamett nnirersity wm he the mala j 8ame. duly verified, as required by
ae. ; . - iT .i.r e7 the rwins. BernUr -id-wk
, Buin ni BUiiums, ia ia. v, j ,t , p.,.. W,daeday.
of Salem, In Marion County, Ore- ' , n-
gon, within v six months , of;, the -;J.:
date of this notice. iv!r.?rv! ffi;Ba fttB)4 iicyru. srna. vB.
- Dated this 2nd V day Of -April. ICeeaaa. psstor. P Phone 6511.
1932 Ki-'vVti&y$&'1 Snndsy-masse, at aad 10:80 e alack.
LADD & BUSH TRDSTCOM- W-r ;lS- "t -
p ANT, Executor !.of the .Last rA6ojr ixb mbmobiaiv msthodist
, I Will and Testament and Estate - Winter and Jdmn eifc-S h
. . t- an -,r WMHW " TVs. Pooh. Jr, minister. Worship Trie, at
" ceased.::
JAS. G. HELTZEL
Attorney for Estate
Kfllm. Oregon :'
Date of First Publication: April
'm 2, itit .,.W'vj
Date of Last Publication: April
30, lf32-Ar2-9-le-23-30.
,11 a.m. Sermon by tho pastor. "WBea
Shall These Thing Bet" tjnnren bbbow
session at : a m. H. B. Carpenter,
Sapt, gpworU leagaos at 6:84 p.m. Erea-
iag worship JWrj ? ,P "-kfVla
formal hror ot Christiaa ynwship.' .
TXEB METHODIST -J'
Marhat aad Karth Winter stroeta. J. B.
SUwart. pastor. 8nday " school :
law, to her at the law offices ot
JAS. Q. HELTZEL, ia the Ladd
ft Bush Ban sr Building, in the City
of Salem, Marion County, Oregon,
within six months ot the date of
this notice. " " 1
Dated this 26th day of March.
1932. ' .
'-EMMA F. WAGNER, Executrix
of the Last Will and Testament
and Estate of DAVID F. WAG
NER, Deceased. , J
JAS. G. HELTZEL, Attorney
for Estate, Salem, Oregon. ' j
Date - of v First -; PubllcaUoo :
March' 26Y1932.
Date o( Last Publication; April
23, 1931M.2-A.2-9-l-23.
Revival ' Meetings
;, at . , "
- Alliance v
Tabernacle fiXv
:'---:-.-VtS5.Fsrry;'8treet '
Beginninff Sunday with
: Three Services :
Every Eyeninsr at 7 :45 f
! Head Evangelistic Party
hamamtdaanaa
- Marion & North' liberty Stsi. - .
BR1TTON ROSS Minister
lltOO-'THE CHRISTIAN'S vJOW
7:30 'THE ANTICHRIST OR THE
WORLD'S DESPERATE CRY FOR A
SUPERMAN" ' ' -
, You WiU Hear An Interesting Message.
IVvmn .You Will Receive A Warm Welcome.
VUlllC "7 You Will Hear Good Music. - t
FREE to You!
' Q Coanpkta Testiaa! Aaalyals ef
in ADaaaussst! aTicsa myaawww tWclsew
WJ th Dr. Seko. Apfimm er Ressady
siiiiiifar yoaaifeoC ateubb gives y
rsftel -
WSsmsple ef DrJSemaira Zanemls fee
CmramVSere Tees TmsW Spots.
; j .
' Foot CIoinfortbruiyoti renewed
healtKvoutii,! happiness. Foot
pains affect your general health,
fcrinff lines of strain and are to;
j vour lace; restrict voor actnritie.
"WHICH DO Y0TJ CHOOSE?
El
SIMONS Ot
CaOOKZD TOOt
wiAxoarAum
aaaat-ffUf-fiaTf
5 -
Be euro to attend this Special
TltanoQatratioa and learn how easily
complete relief may he roars when
ecientifio methods, ore followed in de
termining the cobdltioa of the feet,
and tho needed Dr. Scholl Appliance
or Remedy it neefL v
Th' ia the moat Important Event of
its kind wo hare ever held. You owe
it to yourself to take advantage of it
Remmbtr th dead .
rtam.AcxiNa,
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We relieve you from the troublesome
"details of - arranging' services r when
sorrow has .made thinking almost
; impossible., iy. rrB'tV
Sflbsm mo!m!.w, FansnnLDinkrons
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