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Surprise Weddings
1 : Interesting
Topics-
Arolding rumors and quietly
stealing a march on many sus
pecting frtendg Mrs. Gladys Proc
tor and Harold Eakln were mar
ried In Chemawa Wednesday
renlng at 6 o'clock at the apart
ment of Miss Gertrude Eakln, sis
ter of the groom. The only other
guests were Mr. and Mrs. O. C.
Wait of Oak Grove, parents of the
bride. Rer. Grorer C. Birtchet
read the wedding service.
Mr. and Mrs. Eakln attended
8alem schools together and have
both made their homes In Salem
for the greater part of their lives.
Mrs. Eakln for the past three
years has made her home in Port
land. Mr. Eakln is a substantial
member of the staff of the First
National bank and ' has been a
prominent and popular "eligible"
In social circles.'
Mr. and Mrs. Ealn will make
their home at th Royal Court
apartment.
A second wedding of interest to
be announced Wednesday was
that of Miss Helen Pettyjohn,
daughter of Mrs. Winifred Petty-
John to Lewis Lamb, son of Mr
and Mrs. Louis A. Lamb of Chi
cago. 111. The marriage took
place In September in Los Ange
les, but the tact remained a se
cret until this week when Mr
and Mrs. Lamb announced their
marriage In Chicago.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Lamb at
tended Willamette university
where the romance began. Mra
Lamb graduated from Reed col
lege In 1930 getting her degree
in psychology. Later she took post
graduate work at th University
of Southern California and then
at the University of Oregon
While In Los Angeles this past
summer she was doing clinic work
in child psychology.
Mr. Lamb graduated "from the
University of Oregon school of ar
chitecture. While in Willamette
h was affiliated with Kappa
Gamma Rho fraternity. He Is a
nephew of Dr. Carl Gregg Doney,
president of Willamette univer
sity. .
At the present time Mr. and
Mrs. Lamb are making their home
in Chicago.
.
International House to
Receive Visitors
An event which will attract the
attention of a large number of
Salem people will be the "open
house to townspeople and uni
versity people which the "Inter
national house" of Willamette uni
versity will sponsor Friday after
noon between the hours of 3 and
5 o'clock.
Each college is developing its
own " international house" ana
the result is proving an interest
ing one. University students find
the contact with the foreign stu
dents a splendid addition to their
university life and that foreign
students find this contact valu
able is shown by the Increasing
numbers which come each year to
attend schools here. Miss Jose
phine Albert has the rare oppor
tunity of making her home in the
"International house" of Colum
bia university while attending
school there.
Willamette university "inter
national house" at 690 South
Winter street. Is in Its' Infancy
but It has much of Interest for
visitors Friday.
Encinitis Club
Elects Officers
Officers were elected by the
Encinitis club at Its regular din
ner meeting held Tuesday night
In the social rooms of the T. W.
C. A.
Miss Helen Richardson will
head the group as president; MI33
Lulu Eastrtdge. vice president;
Miss Muriel Row, secretary;
Miss Anna Peters, treasurer;
Miss Jane Harland, song leader;
Miss Dorothy Franks, pianist, and
Mrs. Helen Hamilton, advl3or.
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Thursday, June 2
1 Zonta club installation of officers at home of Dr.
Helen Pearce; social meeting to follow.
Opening of eight statuary exhibits at Gilbert Btudio.
Hayesville Women's club, 12 o'clock luncheon, with
Mrs. Rovllla McAfee.
State D. A. R. board meeting; convene In auditor
ium of city library, 9:30 o'clock; no-host luncheon at
one o'clock In Marion hotel; dedication of Maryland
elm, 2:30 o'clock.
Chapter G of P. F. O. Sisterhood with Mrs. H. S.
Polsal, 2505 South Commercial street.
Ladles of G. A. R. meet at armory, 2 o'clock.
Salem Women's club executive board meeting, 100
o'clock; business meeting, 2 o'clock; Mrs. J. N. Devers,
president's message, recommendations and installation
of new president, S o'clock.
Raphaterian club with Mrs. J. H. Heltzel, 470 North
Summer street. .
Address at 7:30 o'clock. Calvary Baptist church,
Miss Pearl Wootea, missionary from Alaska.
Woman's Benefit association at Woman's club
house, 8 o'clock.
Women's Club Will
Hold Important
MeetTodaz
One of the outstanding meet
ings of the year will be held by
the Salem Women's club this af
ternoon at the club boast on
North Cottage street. --, .
It will be the last meeting of the
year for the club and final busi
ness will be presented. At this
time Mrs. J. M. Devers, retiring
president of the club, and who
through illness has been unable
to attend many sessions this
spring, will be present to give her
recommendations and farewell
address to the club at S o'clock.
She will also Install the incom
ing president, Mrs. Hannah Mar
tin.
An executive board meeting is
called for 1 o'clock and at 2
o clock the regular business meet
ing will be held. Important re
ports will be given by the various
committee and department heads
as well as from those attending
the recent state convention of
the club federation In Portland.
Mrs. Martin will also announce
the year book committee which is
headed by Mrs. W. I. Staley and
assisting her will be Mrs. W. E,
Feldman, Mrs. T. C. Wood, Miss
Eula McCully, Mrs. Clifton Mudd,
Mrs. David Wright, Mrs. J. A.
Bronson, and Mrs. William For-
dyce Fargo.
Art Exhibit at Studio
Is Intriguing
Today one of the most Inter
esting exhibits to be shown in
Salem for many months will be
open to the public at the Gilbert
Art and Craft stulio beginning at
2:30 o clock when works of art
from the art department of the
University of Oregon will go on
display. Maurice Hudkins Is in
charge of the exhibit.
Most of the exhibit is sculptur
ing done in Oregon sandstone and
worked out by senior students of
the university and also a few
Pieces by Oliver Lawrence Bart
l&tt, head of the department and
Victoria Avaklan and Nellie Best,
instructors.
Those exhibiting Include in ad
dition to the above, Louise Breu
er, Don Byers, Pauline Conradt,
Edna Dunbar, Fannie Evans,
Fred HllVman, Edith Jackson,
Walter Pritchard, Margaret Rey
nolds, Velda Rose, Mary Vincent,
Margaret wetterstrom, and a
number of exhibitors of beautiful
and original pottery pieces.
This afternoon a group of pro
minent matrons will greet the
guests and Prof. Edward Tillson
will play a group of piano num
bers. Those who will receive in
clude Mrs. D. A. Young, Mrs.
Chester Cox, Mrs. Edward Till
son, Mrs. H. V. Collins, and Miss
Florence Cartwright.
Friday afternoon Robert Reed,
Pianist, will present a program
sometime during the receiving
hours of 2:30 and 5:30 o'clock.
Saturday Miss Margaret Sims
will be piano soloist, and it is ex
pected that Prof. R. W. Hans
Seitz will furnish the musical
Week-End Parties
Call Attention
One of the brilliant parties of
the spring will be observed this
weekend at which time Mra. Percy
Kelley and Mra. R. W. Davis w'.ll
entertain. with a smart tea at tU?
Kelley home complimenting Mk-u
Hester Davis, recently returned
from a year spent ia California. A
large Invitation list and the pret
ty background of the Kelley home
promise a colorful and charming
affair for this popular maid.
A second affair will be the tea
Friday afternoon at the Marion
hotel with which Mrs. Gurnee
numbers for the special Sunday
artemoon exhibit from 2:30 to
6:30 o'clock.
This exhibit is onen te the
public.
riesher will compliment Miss Jean
MIddleton, bride-elect of William
McCalllster, June 4. ' i
Miss Rosalind Van Winkle, just
returning from New Yr-s City tor
this marriage, and . Miss .Edith
Findley will preside at the tea
nras. Assisting will be Mrs. Ed
en R. Flesher, Mis Bartha Bah.
k. Miss Marlaa BreU, Miss Na
omi newltt Mlaa Gertrude Oehler.
and Miss Elisabeth Clement.
The high school group Is active
too, socially this week, Among the
various things to be given this
week will bo the luncheon at the
K. H. Pickens home Friday for
which a number of the high school
maids will bo guests.'
The rumor of another June
wedding announcement being
made this weekend is also bain
persistently hinted, one more to
add to the growing and Increasing
ly Interesting list.
Another Interesting :
Announcement Made
: fun; blessed month of romance
and -wedding bells,' eertainlyi be
gins propitiously this year .with
weddings and betrothal announce
meat In-a umber. -..
- Among the more than ordinar
ily Interesting engagements to bo
announced and one which was
much of a surprise, was that of
Miss Irene Kauffmaa of McMlnn
vllle to Andrew Peterson, promin
ent in athletics In Willamette uni
versity, president of his fraternity.
Alpha Psl Delta fraternity, and
president ot the Junior class.
Mr. Peterson is now en route to
Japan and Honolulu where he will
play ball during the summer, and
from where he will return this
fall to attend Willamette again.
No date or wedding plana were
made known.
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portunity ia due to an
overstock of beautiful
damask tickings. The
combination ia possible
in thia sale event. For
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1 Box Spring and
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or conversant with today's food market values? Do you realize that your Purity Grocer cam
supply yon with the fines food, at the lowest possible prices? Do jo. realise that he to
an independent merchant always willlBg to gi to yon personal rrice and "WeratIoiiT
We did not mean to ask so many questions but the answer, are really more Important than
GUncTre1? ths qnoted below and get better acquainted with your Purity Grocer. It
will p.y you dividends.
Features for Friday and jaturdayJimegj
MIIHES. MORNING
"The Better, Richer Milk"
(giLi&:
cans
The Master Cleaner
and Bleacher
Pints each
Always ready for that lunch or meal O Q
Van
Camp's
Medium cans l for
The standby in millions of homes
3 . o
bars
William's Sweets, Sliced Dills, Mus
tard Sour, and Sweet Mixed. This Is a
strictly quality line at the price you
would expect to pay for an inferior
pickle.
Per Bottle O
rJayoimmiaiise or
SamiGL 5p?eadl
"PURITY OF COURSE"
Return the empty jar with label at
tached and receive f cents in trade
Pint Jar o
Never before has this fine olive been offered so cheap Tall cans
Lindsey's
Tulco
Medium size
Diplom
High Grade Norwegian packed in pure olive oil
tins
Oil 3f 303 Size
Golden Tasty Pak
A real extra standard pack O Q(
v cans
b m
Tasty Pak
That fine Stayton Kentucky Wonder pack
Buckeye
Rolled
A Quaker product A big value
Airs
No. 2 Size
Per can
No. 10 Bag
each
AMAIZO
COM
AMAIZO
Corn or Gloss. An excep
tional value at this price.
3 Packages O
BEADS OF SOAP
Dissolves quicker. No time
or effort lost working up
sods.
2 Prkages -O
Right Reserved to Reasonably Limit Quantities
SALEM
SALEM
ASSOCIATED PURITY STORE
Roberts Station Dial 116; Call 121TX
F. R. BALLET
Phone 6648525 8. Winter St.
CAPITOT. STREET GROCERY
Capitol and i'nlon St Phone 85ST
. A a 8TORB
254 N "tn'L St. Phone (568
W. H. CLARK
2209 State St. Phono 68JT
O. P. DRIGGS
2009 N. Coml St. Phone 8140
E. A. DAUB
1002 S. Coml SL Phono TT8T
J. O. DeHARPORT A CO,
605 S. lth St. Phone S0I6
FICKK'S GROCERY
1635 Fairgrounds Road Phone 4148
W. P. FOSTER
221 N. Com'l St. Phone SSOt
- GREENE'S PURITY GROCERY
1690 8. Coml SL Phone 4071
a G. HALL
1964 N. Capitol SL Phone 8028
JOE'S MARKET
Broadway ft Market Sts. Phone 2021
MOORE'S TUIUTY GROCERY
2280 S. High SL Phone 2482
MODEL FOOD MARKET
275 N. High St. Phone 4111
ROTH'S
456 Court StS. Phone 212T
PURE FOOD STORE
241 Union St. Phono 4671
RICH'S GROCERY
17th and Center SL Phone 2512
a M. ROBERTS
726 D. St. Phone 6112
W. A. SAMPSON
175 Market SL Phono 5072
DAlf . SHEETS
2265 MUl SL Phone 8171
D. L. SHRODE
705 8. 12th SL Phono 4041
SLOPER'S CASH MARKET
1091 Edgewater SL Phono 7554
a W. STAJfDISH
2091 N. 6th SL Phone 6422
STATE STREET MARKET M GROCERY
1212 SUteSL Phone 5679
SALEM HEIGHTS PURITY STORE
Salem Heights Phono 2011
MIDGET MARKET
Originators Of Low Prices 351 SUte SL
SELLING GOOD MEAT
Every daj is why this market is growing. Daily we are
serving; more customers SALEM'S ONLY MARKET
SELLING INSPECTED MEATS EXCLUSIVELY.
PARTICULAR PEOPLE PATRONIZE THE MIDGET
REGULAR PRICES NOT "SPECIALS"
Prime
BEEF ROASTS
Pound
1212C
Choice
SIRLOIN STEAK
15c
Pound
1932 MILK FED LAMB 1932
We sold more lamb last week than ever before.
"The low cost of living"
Small
LEG O LAMB
Pound
ny2c
Lean Meaty
LAMB STEAKS
Pound
...12V2C
Small Loin
LAMB CHOPS
15c
Pound
For Stew
LAMB BREAST
Pound
5c
GRAIN FED PIG PORK
Oregon's finest young porkers.
Small
PORK ROASTS
Pound
7c
Young Lean
PORK STEAK
Pound
10c
Fresh
HAM ROAST
Pound
12V2C
Dainty Lean
LOIN CHOPS
Pound
"Flavorized" Hams and Bacon
The finest flavored cured meats you have ever tasted.
The result of 70 years experience.
"Flavorized" I Tlavorized"
HAMS
Pound ... 15c
Sugar Cured
LOIN BACKS
Pound
10c 2
SLICED BACON
Pound 15c
Home Rendered
PURE LARD
Pounds
15c
Best Oleomargarine
2 lbs. 15c
Milk Fed
VEAL STEAK
Pound
12V2C
Finest Loin
VEAL CHOPS
.. 15c
Pound
Inspected
GROUND BEEF
Pound
10c
Pure Pork
SAUSAGE
Pound
i2y2c
Useless to pay more Risky to pay less.
Oat of consideration to our employes we close at 6 pjn.
On Saturdays at 7 p.m.
HARRY M. LEVY
AND
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Rajah Coffee . . .10c
The Popular Brand for this country
NASSOURS
Soap Flakes . 3 lbs. 3c
Potatoes, Jo. 1 . .
586
U. S. No. 1 Deschutes
The Original
Shredded Wheat, pkg. 9c
Calumet
Bakins: Powd., lb. can 25c
1 Small Pkg. Swans Down Cake Flour Free '
Nassour's Imported Olive Oil
Castile Soap, 1 lb. bar 39c
Sperrys
Pancake Flour
9 8-10 lb. Sacks
39c
Van Camp's Med. size
Pork pd Beans
5c
Candle Light Hard Wheat
Flour . . 49 lb. sack 95c
Lettuce 3 heads 10c
Carrots large bunch 5c
Oranges . . . . . 2 dozen 39c
Strawberries are Too Cheap
275 N. Liberty . Phone 8774 : Salem, Ore.
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