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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salemr Oregon; Sunday Morning May 22, 1932 PAGE FIVE Local News 'Briefs At Const Meet Miss. Lydia Grant : of the chamber of com merce office and MIsa Leota Jones of the A. A. A. office here are in Tillamook this weekend to Attend the meeting -for women employes of various public rela tion croups arranged by the Til lamook chamber of commerce; The Tillamook chamber has in vited women from all Willamette alley points to. be guests there this Saturday and Sunday. , The entertainment Includes tours of beach resorts between Tillamook and 8easlde. Cash for anything. Ph. 5-1-1-0. Estate in ProbateThe estate ! of William Henry Boot, deceased, Is of the probable value of $9000, the widow. Bertha B. Boot, stated In applying yesterday to be ap pointed administratrix. The re Quest was granted and appraisers named were Asahel Bush, L. P. Aldrich and Alice H. Page. Heirs of William Henry Boot are Ber tha B. Boot, Mary L Bush, a daughter, both of Salem, and Davis H. Jordan, a grandson, of Ean : Francisco. Chicken ala. coon, later sticks, rolls, jeliy 50c. Food Shop. i .. . - .'. . . . ; BfcClettand Estate James Mc Clelland of Salem yesterday .was accepted by the probate judge as administrator of the , estate of Barab Kinsell McClelland;: de ceased. The estate is estimated at 13200. Besides James McClelland, there are two other heirs, Kath erine Bemunder and Charles R. McClellan, all of Salem. Apprais ers named are Elliot Colony, Vera Colony and Edward Potter. Auction Sale at Love's Jewelry store starts Saturday 2: SO. Quit ting business end of month. bid Timers Picnic June 7 has been set as the date for the "Old Timers' " picnic which will be held this year at the fairgrounds. B.F. Inrine of the Oregon Jour nal will be the speaker of the day. At this picnic Salemltes of today and yesterday meet Tor conversa tion and renewal of memories of long ago. ' Silverton Legion dance Hazel Green. Boots Grant. May 25. One Couple licensed -Only one couple appeared at the coun ty tlerk's office yesterday -to ot taln a marriage license.. Harold B. Allen. 1345 Broadway street. 21, hotel worker, received permit to marry Carol E. Coe, 13 is South High street, housekeeper. This will be the first marriage for both. - 'Complete line of thrifty, hardy bedding plants. Salem's Petland Two Accidents Reported Two minor automobile accidents were reported to 'city police yesterday: Elisabeth E. Miller, Turner route two, and an unidentified driver at Mission and Liberty streets; C. H. Gram. 71 Breys avenue, and Frank Settlemier of Wood- bum, on Commercial street. i Loses for Race Meeting at Fair grounds May 2-7-8th, may be se cured at Lytle's Cigar Store, 130 8ublimlty Man Stopped An thony Mlnden of Sublimity was arrested by .city traffic officers yesterday on .charges of speeding and driving recklessly. He was re quired t post 10 bond for his appearance' in municipal ' court next Saturday. Valeteria, 691 N. High. 1, Labor's Business Routine Only routine business is scheduled to j come up at Tuesday night's meeting of the Salem trades and ' labors council,- Frank 'Marshall, " executive, agent, said yesterday. Builders Meet Monday The beard of directors of Salem chap ter, : Oregon Building congress, wpl toeet in the directors' room oi tnec united States Nitimat baoik buUdlng at 8 o'clock tomor-H row mgnt. Reports of the state Lmeeting at Eugene recently will aiscussea. Phone 5603. New modern all-steel refrigerators at cost. Call at Capi tal ice, 560 Trade St. . H. JL 8. Meets From 3 to 5 o'clock Monday 'afternoon at the first Methodist church Mrs. E. C. Miner and women from the Home Missionary, society iwill give the final mite box party for the Home Guard and Mother's Jewell band. Children are invited and refresh ments will be served. , Select Tree Roses now at F. Singer Rose Gardens, Rt No. 1. MeCann Arrested City police yesterday arrested Morris Me Cann on , a charge of falling to stop at a through street and lack of drivers' license. He-is to ap pear before Municipal Judge Mark Fsulsen tomorrow. CALDWELL TO TALK AT CREDIT SESS10F1 FIELD MAN , f Field ; Secretary, National Association to Come . : Here Wednesday Sneed' W. H, Sneed May 21 at the re sidence at Yamhill, Oregon. Hus band of Carrie Sneed, father of Mrs. Charles Gllchrest of Gold Hill, Oregon; Dorothy Sneed of Salem; Loretta and Willett of Yamhill; grandfather of Roberta Guenther of Portland and Charles Gllchrest of Gold Hill. Funeral services will be held from the Clough-Barrick chapel Monday, May 23 at 2:00 p.m. Interment in the Salem J. ,0, O. F. cemetery. -. , , , Obituary Slade A G. Slade died In this city Wednesday, May 18 at the age of 73 years. Survived by a son-in-law of Astoria. Funeral notice later by the Clough-Barrick company. Business conditions and prob lems, particularly as they 'relate to the retail credit merchant, will be discussed by Frank T. Caldwell of Miami,. Florida, field secretary of the National Retail Credit as sociation, at a dinner meeting here Wednesday night, sponsored by the Salem Retail Credit associa tion. The dinner will be held at the Gray Belle, at 6:30 o'clock. "' Business men from Dallas, Mc Minnville. Silverton . and :, Wood burn have Indicated they will come, here to hear this national authority speak on business condi tions, and wives, husbands and friends of the local association members are also Invited. Mr. Caldwell was the first field secretary of the national credit group, and through his work there the ; national body recognized the need of a special department em bracing this type of work and so divided' the county Into districts. At his own request. Caldwell has served the southern district. - Upon return from France, where he served during the World war, with the French Foreign Le gion, Caldwell entered the credit department of the National City Bank of New York, .where he re mained for four years, resigning to enter the agents' department of the federal reserve bank at Philadelphia, where he specialized in statistics and research. In 1925 he went to Florida, where he or ganised the Lee Credit association, which activity he directed until 1929 when he was induced to be come a representative of the na tional group. His work now Is directed large ly toward standardization of retail credit systems. fob RESIDENT Prank At Amity, May 20, Velma Va- lehe Moffltt Prunk, aged 38 years. Survived by widower. Merl L. Prunk of Amity; parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Moffltt. of Salem: sis ter, Mrs. A. W. Blackburn, Port land; brothers.. Verden M. of Pa sadena, Victor Lee of Seaside, Russell R. of Salem. Funeral ser vices from the First Methodist church in Amity, Sunday, May 22 at 2 P.m. with Rev. J. L. Cannell officiating, under direction of Ma- cy and Son. Mickey At the residence.- 823 South 12th street, May 20, Rev. J. J. Mickey, husband of Lenora M. Mickey; father of Mrs. May Had- ley of Turner, Mrs. Edith Mix and Rena A. Mickey, both of Salem, Kenneth E. Mickey of Garibaldi, Hale Mickey of Yamhill, Lawrence Mickey of Clinton. Mo.: brother of A. K. and G. E. Mickey of Port- jana, j b. Mickey of Pasadena, Calif., D. E. Mickey of Del Notre, Colo., and Mrs. Rebecca Smee of Lindsay, Calif.; also survived hv 8 grandchildren. Native of Pennsyl vania, agea 69 years. Funeral ser vices will be held Monday after noon at 3 o'clock. The remains will lie in state from 12 to 2 o'clock Monday at the Terwllliger Funeral home, 770 Chemeketa street. Phone 6928. JSelcreSt iflemorial OF AUBURN CALLED Will H. Sneed, 58, former resi dent of the Auburn district east of Salem, died suddenly at his home near Carlton, Yamhill coun ty, about 9:00 o'clock Friday night, according to word received by friends in Salem. Sneed be came ill at the dinner table, dy ing three hours later. Sneed was born in Kansas but came to Oregon In 1895, entering Porch Box and Bedding Plants Jay Morris Greenhouse, Liberty Road A Ewald Ave. Phone 8637. Lewelling- Here Monday Judge L. C. Lewelllnr of Albany will come here tomorrow morn In to hear the equity case of Lichty vs. Caldwell In department two of circuit court. Silverton Legion dance Hazel Green. Boots Grant. May 25. Dr. Chan Lam Chinese Medicine 148 N. Commercial Rifsu 1 and 2 Salem ' J Office hoars .'Tuesday and Satur- Pi-1 day 2 to 5 p. m. STYLE SHOW WILL EH Frank T. Caldwell of Florida, field secretary of the National Retail Credit association. Who will speak here Wednesday night. the mercantile business at Drain. He came to Marion county in 1910 and lived here until a few years ago when the family moved to Raymond, Wash., and later to a farm near Carlton, Oregon. While a resident of the Auburn community he was a member of the school board and active In the affairs of the community club. He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church and the I. O O. F. Sneed Is survived by his widow and four daughters, Mrs. Cleo Gilchrist of Gold Hill; Dorothy of Salem and Willetta and Loretta of Carlton. A brother, Roy, lives near Scio. Funeral services will be held from the Clough-Barrick funeral parlors at. 2: 00 o'clock Monday afternoon with Interment In the O. O. F. cemetery. Starker Denies Guilt, Case of Manslaughter Arraigned before Judge L. H. McMahan yesterday morning John A. Starker, under Indictment for Involuntary manslaughter for the death of Frances Monner In an automobile accident on South Commercial street a few months ago, pleaded not guilty. .The case was continued with Starker un der the 31000 bail required since he was frst arrested. Date for the trial will be set early this week, it is understood. Starker also is facing a 110,000 damage suit started last week for the death of Miss Monner. Judge McMahan sentenced C. Everson to one year then paroled him, when he pleaded guilty to a charge of forgery. He was parol ed to his brother, Roy Everson. Home Economics Club, High School, Will Exhibit Results of Work Coming Events - May 23-20 Pacific By nod annual convention, at 'American Lntheraa church. , May 25-20-27 Oregon Farmers Union convention. Jane 20 Missouri state picnic ' August 14 Dakota pic nic - ' ; . The Salem high school Home Economics club will hold Its an nual style show In the school au ditorium at 1:18 o'clock. Wednes day afternoon with mothers and friends of the high school girls as guests. Garments made by the girls win be displayed. Following the show the Girls' league will give a tea in the gymnasium. .The seven girls who have' been outstanding members of the club will be awarded the honor pins. by the club advisor, Mrs. Eula S. Creech. .She also will give the Julia Creech" cup to the rirl held most worthy of that honor. The prologue to the style show will be given by Laura Flagg, Iris Jorgenson. Marjorie Sanders and Clara Jane Harmes. The Idea of the show will be a tea, with the following hostesses on the stagey Dorothy Krebs. club president, Luclle HacketC vice-president. The "tea" guests will be Arvllla Kubln, Dorothy Alexander. Clara Jane Harms,' Laura Flagg, Mar jorie Sanders, Lola Dale Pickens, Beth DeLapp. Iris Jorrenson. Burneltta Penrose, Caroline La Due and Maxlne Stout. The models and their garments to be displayed are: Pajamas Ildrls Beach. Emma Judson, Helen Page, Henel Hill, Wanda Gamble, Lillian Roethlln. School dresses Ruth Pender graft. Angelina Paris, Adelaide Wlnslow, Lucille BIngenhelmer, Margaret, Bee, Viola Duval, Marie Wilson, '-Olive Wlnslow, Maxlne Hammett. Freida Morley, Jeryme Upstod, Jennie Towne, Marie Gra ber, Ruby Greene, Dorothy Tho mas, Delta Nlcholls. Blouses and skirts Alice George, Dora Davis, Grace Mum ford. Afternoon dresses Caroline La Due; Geneva Barnes, Dorothy Alexander Ivy. May Plerson, Ar vllla Kubln, Mary Butler, Lucille Warner,', Mary Robertson, Ruth Eoff, Helen Lee, Lavonla Burtls. Made over Jean Gardner, Lo la Dale Pickens, Fern Dunday, Maxlne Stout, Ruth Morris, Betty Bonell, Roberta Johnson, Adlna Paulus, Dorothy Alexander, Char lotte Alexander, Olive Rogen, Doris McCalllster, Clara Jane Harms. Suits and coats Jean Mar shall, Lola Dale Pickens, Susie Fukuda,' Doris MeCallister, Mar jorie Sanders. Esther Glbbard, Ruth Morris, Wllma Johnson, Iris orgenson, Carol ohnson, Laura Flagg. ' Maxlne Stout. Betty Bo nell. Dorothy Beckley, Burneltta Penrose, - Arvllla Kubln, Caroline LaDue. Mary Lois Driggs. Ro berta ohnson, Evelyn de Tries, Jeanne Gardner, Margaret Zle HnskL , . v Graduation dresses Doris Mc Calllster, Wllma Johnson, The resa Ulrich, Helen 'Hill. Rulh West, .Anna Fennen, Marjorie Saanders, Esther Glbbard, Evelyn de Vries, Clara WyatL BMFJ TO SPEUC 1TB. S. EXERCISES Commencement speaker for the 242 students being graduated by Salem high school this year will be Burt Brown Barker, viee-pres Ident et the University of Oregon, and descendant of a pioneer- Sa lem family. Superintendent George W. Hug announced . yes terday. The commencement exer cises will be held on the morning of 'Friday, Jane S, at the Elslnore theatre. "X Mr. Barker for a number ef Harmon Case is Settled, Word The. damage action in which Francis x J. Harmon, guardian of John" Harm on, incompetent, sought to Obtain $6527 from the Bonesteele Motor company, in cir cuit court, yesterday was dismiss ed as the result of the affair s being settled out of court. A claim of 11 000 waa aecented. Harmon suffered concussion as the result of being struck by an automobile at Oak and Water streets In Silverton, and the In jury caused his commitment to the state hospital, it was alleged. MAT SPECIAL Invalid Chairs to Rent Call 0910, Csed Furniture Department 101 North High WIDOW lE$i That fin New 6 and 8 course dinners, 75e and 1. Mr. Olmstead'a Rose Cafe Fried Spring Chicken, Fried Rabbit and Baked Ham dinner, ;i5c, Sunday 12 to 8. Special ; chicken, dinner .Thursday, 45c jTry oar 25c lunch during 'the i week. Best in town. All you can ieaV Senater Food Shop-- Turkey dinner, 50c. 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