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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1932)
T 1 PAG2J BIX' TOt OaEGON STATEmArCgalaw Orsaftn, Thortla l&rsfe:. Tea 13, . in is .tun El! is CLUB PRES1DETJ T 1UVERVIEW, June 2 The Thnridar- Thimbu club met Jane 1 la the afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Gardener with Mrs. Harold Rleler as Joint hostess. Twenty members were present. In cluding four new members: Mrs. Alfred 8hetman, Mrs. Justus Par ker and the Misses TLaVaun and Mildred Gardener. The election ot officers for the next six months took place. Mrs. John Gardener was elected as president; Mrs. Alva Sertling as Tie president, and Mrs. Zelpha Keller secretarr-treai : Mrs. Harry Godwin ctlle Sommers and "Miss Slack received kitchen gifts. Mrs John Knipers and Mrs. Dan Bran kal wlll receire similar-gifts next Qmft.' The club will hold Its next meeting at the home i! of Mrs. Frank Prokop. with Mrs.t Joe Proa-op as joint hostess July I. it The Farmers' Union met' Satur day night with a large number of members present, and several vis itors from Marlon and Talbot. In the program sereral numbers by the- Marion-Rirerrlew Farmers Union orchestra was much enjoy ed. Readings by Smith and Mel Tin Holt concluded the program. Sereral members were busy Sun day morning making a baseball diamond on Smith Holt's farm for the Rlverview Union local's, base ball team. SOTTSMIS IS" Ml SOIL MS PHONE 7536 AND 171 So. Commercial St. Salem OUR PRICES SAVE YOU MONEY Wesson Oil, qts. 37c Golden West. 100 Fur. . Salad Oil, qts. .... 17c Gallon 63 Bring Your Contain er 10 oz. Fluffy Puff Marshmallows, 2 pkg. 25c Imp't Sardines, 2 cans 15c In Pure Olive Oil Namco Baby Clams . 15c Biloxi Shrimp 10c 5 oz. cans Shrimp Salad for Hot Weather Hudson Lye, 3 cans 25c High Test Bulk Vinegar, gal. . . 23c 40 Grain CANDLE LIGHT Flour, 49 lb. Sack . . 89c Hard Wheat HOODrS Peanut Butter, 2 lbs. 19c Cut Macaroni, 4 lbs. . 19c SILVER BAB Tomatoes, 2lA size . 10c Mission Brand Cut String Beans, can 10c ma MAR IB KET 178 South Commercial St. EARGAHR AY w A IT WW. 9i Fryers, pound . Colored Dressed and Draws Hamburger, 3 lbs. . 22c 1 Lard, 3 pounds . . 19c 25c lam . . , , 14g Whole or Half Steak -.. . . . 12e : m Singly Round or T-Doat " " file0,3poisids . . 22g Free Delivery Dial 8686 - SCOTTS MILLS, June 8 2 Mrs. Leslie Brown, nee Nora 8klrrla, a recant bride, was complimented with a shower at the home of Mrs. A. J. Ettlln Friday afternoon. Many nice gifts were recelred by the bride. Present In compliment to Mrs. Brown were Mrs. Albert Barth, Mrs. Nora Ridings, Mrs. W. Pfaf flnger, Mrs. B. Andres, Mrs. P. Si mon, Mrs. Ira Brongher, Mrs. Mary Marqnam, Miss Belle Thur man. Miss Mary Moberg, Mrs. E. J. Thurman, Mrs. Nellie Robin son, Mrs. Vina Losinger, Mrs. W. A. Satterlee, Mrs. C. H. Goaclhe, Mrs. Flora Hobert, Miss Ora Sklr Tia, Miss Macyle Syron. Mrs. Ad dle Smith, Mrs. Harry Hicks, Mrs. A. I Brongher, Mrs. Russell Mo berg and daughter Valleda, Miss Mary Ooulther, Mrs. Steve Bow man, Mrs. Anna Barth, Mrs. T. M. Danagan, Mrs. Stere Ooulther, Mrs. Lena Skirvln, Miss Edna SkirTin, Miss Lucy Goulther, Elea nor Ridings, Shirley Goulther, Mrs. A. J. Ettlln and daughter Audrey, Mrs. Shirley Brown. Mrs. Cora Whltlock entertained with a shower at her home Satur day afternoon, honoring her daughter, Mrs. Albert Helrey. (Marine Whltlock). After an In formal afternoon lunch was serv ed. Those present were: Mrs. Al bert Helrey, Mrs. Earl Groshong. Mrs. Marie Helrey, Mrs. John Hel rey, Miss Mary Helrey, Mrs. Net tle Brosig- Mrs. Jim Nicholson, Mrs. Molly Wyland, Mrs. J. N. Amundson. Mrs. Grace Albers of San Francisco, Calif., Mrs. Vin cent Sows, Miss Mabel Sharp, Mrs. Ethel Brosig, Mrs. Grace Dart, Mrs. Russell Moberg, Valle da Moberg, Mrs. Lewis Smith and children and Mrs. Whltlock. Postmaster Ebner of Mt. Angel and Iran Smith postmaster here, accompanied Postmaster Allen of Silrerton to Ths Dalles Monday morning, where they attended the National League ot District Post masters (Oregon branch) Monday and Tuesday. Shirley Dunagan arrlred home Tuesday to rlslt his mother, Mrs. Grace Dunagan and family for 10 days. Mr. Dunagan after gradu ating from O. S. 0. In 12 left for Detroit, Mich., and Is now em ployed at the Timkin Bearing company. This is Mr. Dunagan' first rlslt home since he left. His Bi3ter, Mrs. Gordon Woodford of Longriew, Wash., is also home on a rlslt Mrs. Grace Albers of San Fran cisco, Calif., 1. visiting her sister, Mrs. J. N. Amundson and family, and expects to remain a couDle of months. HONOR MAN AND FIANCEE o .: . ... ' . o - , -;r i k 7 - . , v ,.! if, , First Mile of Road Ready For Rocking VICTOR POINT. June 22 A. T. Savaee Is recovering from recent accident when a load of wood which he was hauling slid off injarlnc him ault hnrtiv ine nrst mile or road being constructed In this district Is practically finished reartv tnr gravel. Miss Ava Jane Darbr anrf Tvn Darby are home &ftar months spent at Cloverda.1 hr they, had charge of an auto-flsh- ing camp. Graduation meant a lot -more than a diploma to Albert J. Keller he's a lieutenant now, by the way honor man of the Marine Corps Basle School at Washington. D. Cl for now he's free to march to the sweet muilo of Lohengrin. Lieut. Keller is shown with his fiances. Marrarst Margraf of Baltimore aftsr the commencement exercises. Tney wDI be married soon In ths brids's hometown. .VI1 GOOD YIELD FRUITS T, SUNNY3IDE, June II The fruit crop outlook for this com munity Is not reassuring. Splen did yield of strawberries but no price; many patches picked ones and left; loganberries with prom ise ot heavy yield and the grow ers Just wondering and surmising what will be the outcome; prunes a light crop with no market in sight, offer a sorry picture bat Sunnyside will turn the cloud in side out and see the lining with prosperity just orer the hill. Grain and grasses are especial ly good this season but the dry weather it continued will lighten the yield. The dry grass and brush along the roadside is being out and burned as a fire protection by the road patrolman crew. Mrs. Philip Rees has come up from California to visit her old home and friends tor a few weeks and is endeavoring to dtsposs of her farm while here. Products committee of the Ore gon Federation of Women's olube and Mrs. J. H. Hosmer, president of the local olab, attended. DELIVER TO PAULUS SUBLIMITY, June tJ Many strawberry growers around Sub limity areow taking their ber ries to the Paulus Packing com pany at 8alem. The hot weather has cut short the strawberry crop and some have stopped picking. VALSBTZ, Jane SS Johnnie Myers and family left for Den ver by automobile last week to make their home there. Woman's Club to Get Convention Reports SILVERTON, June 22 The Silverton Woman' club will hold a called meeting Thursday after noon at the home ot Mrs. O. B. Bentson, the meeting having been called for S o'clock. The purpose of the meeting Is to hear reports on the national eonvention of the Women's federated clubs held at Seattle and which Mrs. Bentson, as state chairman of the Oregon Fair Prices 363 Dayi of tha Year S & H Green Stamps Every Day Double Stamps Every Saturday Prescriptions Carefully Filled CARSON PHARMACY Hotel Senator Bldsj. 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M&rjjyr Koznedx $1.00 VitaHj Hair Toq!4 -L. 3 Feenaralnl Gum ...r H.00 Drat tine . 50c Bromo- Seltzer . 39c 49c 59c 69c 14c 69c 39c $1.60 AarAa, 7 A uncut, 1 lb. M I 7C $2JW Klectrle J A Alarm Clock, lex S5e Kotax Napldnf BOe Modess Napkin COc Menthol. attm ....... ... 18 Dcar Hand Soatf BOcDetorol OA. Tooth Paaif . OVC $1.00 Ironlied CC 25c 14c 39c 9c CANDY f-Ib. box Clarine Whole Cherries lnCreamC Special ; 40 C We Redeem Col?ate-Palmilrrt Coupons and Tokens Watch for Them They are Valuable FIT FOB M OUEFJ VALLS OITT. Jane SS J. T. Herltaae hae the distinction of raising some rery large stravrher rle en his place hsre. The ber ries are MarstaUs and pack ten to the box. The berries ot this se are doable ones. Mr. Heri tage plans on marking the ones which prod aces them and devel op a strain that will produce the lsrf e fruit. Miss Doreatha Bowman enter tained a troap of young people at her home Saturday night with a party la celebration of her 15th birthday. Those attending were: Jennie Jane Hatch, Wllma Steep row. Marie Hudson. Tleen Inman, Louise Morphy, Poppiy Ames. Alyla Zuver, Wallace- Kaufman, Lyle Goods, Marshall Dannan, Roscoe Hatch, Jimmy and Eugene Hasiell and Donald Ferguson; Two of the members of the teaching staff of the local schools are attending snmmer school at Monmouth normal. They are Mrs. Mable Hatch of the high school stsff and Mrs. Frances Sneerstra superintendent of the -grade scnooi. Hayesville Will be Mecca for Churches HAYE3VILLH, June S2 The urea, nayesvuie ana 8a lam Japanese churches, will en tertAln th TTavairlllA a A . - J uuuu. school convention at the Hayes- Tin courcn, aanaay June IS, be ginning it 1V t m ItOnald OlATtr will H mm . A dress la the morning. Her. Sto ver will be the afternoon speaker. Mrs. IL F. Shank, and Mrs. Charles Cady will have charge of own CASH STORES 804 Korta OommercUI at,'Fboae S52T Free Pity Delivery fho Yomr O. O. D. 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