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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1932)
' PAGtTSIX 4 The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Thursday Morning.' July 21, 1932 I 1 , . : v ' i 4' I i x-i..." 3 w ... K T ews an Olive M. Doxk. Society Editor d Cub Aff airs Beta Chi Honored Wednesday Evening ... The home of Dr. and Mrs. B. H-.Whitff on North Capitol street was the scene of an attractive af fair Wednesday eyenlas when their daughter. Miss Eloise White assisted by Miss Llla Cation en tertained members of the BeU Chi sorority With a delighftul evening of bridge. Gladioli in TiTid hues were ar ranged in lovel bouquets about the spacious rooms, of the White home where markers at bridge were arranged for, Miss Faye Cornutt. Miss Ethel Adams, Miss CarQyl Braden, Miss Helen Boardmam Miss Ruth Pick, Miss ci phAlns. Miss Margaret Pnrrlne, Mlss Gayaelle Beckett Miss Florence tower,. Miss Rosa lind, Van Winkle and.hef house guest Mis .Elisabeth DeFrees fof Troy, OMo, and the hostesses, Miss White land-Mlsa.. Cation. High score for the evening was won -by Miss Faye . Cornutt and second, award was won by Miss Caroyl Braden. . Sllverton.-jrhe Woman's club benefit tea held Tuesday after-, noon at the home of. Mrs. W. : R. Toml3on on McClain street prov ed a delightful affair. Around 30 club members and friends called ' daring the afternoon. Violin solos by Miss Beryl Ottaway, talented young violinist of Silverton, ac companied by Mrs. Feme Daven port; readings by Jean Tomlson and piano duets by Catherine Tomlson and Mildred Hubbs were enjoyed. Presiding at the tea table in the dining room, made lovely with baskets of yellow coreopsis and white daisies, was Mrs. John E. Hosmer, president of the club. As sisting In serving were Mildred Hubbs. Catherine Tomiaon, Lav cm Herrick and Ellen Christen son. - Baskets of flame colored gladioli were used In the living room. Mr. and Mrs. Roy S. Keene will motor to Portland Saturday where they will pass the day with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cook, of Indlonapolis, Tnd.. Mr. Cook is serving in the capacity of head of the Americanism department of the American Legion. On Sun day Mr. and Mrs. Keene, in com pany with Mrs. Sophie Keene, will leave by motor for Los . Angeles where they will attend the Olym pic games. They plan to be In Cal ifornia three weeks, visiting in San Francisco and other points be fore returning home. Eldridge. Miss Virginia Sahli entertained members of her Sun day school class, the 4-L's, with a picnic at the river Monday. Present were Dorothy Sharff, Arley Parks, Rosemany Nusom, Lela Runcorn, Frances Woods Lorraine and Dorothy Sahli, Rus sell Sahli, Kenneth Scharff. Mrs. J. E. Scharff, Miss Gladys Brown and Mias Sahli. SOCIAL CALENDAR ' ' Thursday; July ,21 All day meeting of Ladies Aid of the Woman's Re Jef Corps, at home of Mrs. Alice-Davles, 941 North Cottage street. Pot luck dinner at noon. . Message meeting of Spiritualist church of. Divine rruth, at 253 D. street.-F.Gordon Fleming in" -charge i f meeting. : "'.'"" 7 " ' 1 Temperance meeting, Leslie Hall,-South Commer cial and Meyers streets, 1:30 p. m. Mrs. Necia,E. Buck, speaker. v " High Pats of Jason Lee church, will meet Thurs day, 8 p. m. Fireplace room of church. Friday, July 22 Benefit Bridge tea, Illahee Country club, Friday. 2 p. m. " Japanese garden tea, Toung People's League of Sam Japanese community church, on International House grounds, 670 South Winter street,- 7:30 to 10 o'clock. Pattern Mri -Elsie Bolt Bridge Hpkess ; ; ,-, Independence Mrs. Elsie Bolt of the training school faculty en tertained Friday at a delightful formal 7 o'clock dinner party and apartment shower" in - honor of Mrs. Mona D. Sheldon- who'' will live In an apartment in Eugene while attending university during a year's leave of absence from her position as seventh grade critic of the Independence training school. , The evening was spent at bridge with four tables of cards In play. Miss Henrietta Wolfer held high score cards and Mrs. Clara Thompson, low score. Invited guests were Misses Hel en Martin, Oma Belle Emmons, Mary Donaldson, Vera Johnson, Fay Johnson, Mesdamee Helen Nelson, Clara Thompson, Delia Keeney, Mona Sheidin, Sophia Barnum, all of Independence; Misses Migonne Goddard, Henriet ta Woolfer, Florence Beardsley, Hazel Kirk, and Hilda Topp of Monmouth; Leila Howe of Esta- cada, and Mrs. F. M. Martin of Santa Monica, Cal. The Hi Pats of Jason Lee church will meet Thursday even ing at S o'clock in the Fireplace room of the church. Miss Gatha Bfesseer, chief Pat, will preside and Miss Hallle Chamberlain, soc ial pat, has planned a surprise for the group's play hour. All members are urged to be there since there will not be an assemb ly the frist Thursday In August. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Traug er of Lindsay, Cal., who have been house guests at the home of Mr and Mrs. J. T. Delaney on North Summer street for the past few days, left Salem Wednesday by motor for their home In Californ ia. Mr. Trauger made the, trip to Oregon especially to enjoy the fishing which the Oregon streams afford. Mrs. Claude Wright and son Richard of Portland were guests Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Ed Wright In the Fisher Apart ments. They returned to their home Wednesday evening. Salem .Couple " Gelebfate Anniversary A. Johnson and Mrs. Myrtle John son of ' West . Salem SDonsored a big picnic and family reunion to- ceniiy to celebrate lne - golden wedding-anniversary of Mr. "and Mrs. D. Di Wilkinson of Mill City, wno had been married 50 rears July . This date was also the birthday of Your of the relatives present at tne celebration, Mrs. Myrtle John son of West Salem, Miss Carmen Decker of Pocatello, Idaho, Miss Hope Wilkinson cf Turner, and Mrs. Alice Chance of Mill City. The picnic and' family set-to gether was held near Gates and all seven of the living children were present as well as over 40 grand and great-grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Benson and small son Stephen, accompanied by their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith and young son Richard of Seattle, returned home Sunday evening from Nels- cott Beach' where they have been vacationing for the past fort night. Dr. and Mrs. V. E. Hock- ett joined the group and they were additional guests of Mr. and Mrs. Benson's for the past week. Aurora. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Gilbreath and daughter Joan, who joined Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hern and child of Portland in a motor trip to DeLake, have returned after a few days outing. They were guests of William C. Hern and family who have a summer cottage at the resort. Turner. The women of the Christian Church Missionary so ciety will hold their July meet ing Thursday at the home of Mrs. D. S. Riches. Mrs. E. J. Gilstrap will present the subject and there will be special music. The annual picnic of the society will be held the third Thursday in August. Mr. and Mrs. George Friday of Hood River were the weekend house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Har ry Johnson. Mrs. Ht. . LeFurgy uinner nostess f Tuesdsiy I One of the Smart social laffalra of the week was the dinner party given-Tuesday evening ..with Mrs. Margaret-LeFhrrv a. hoatAsa In her attractive - suburban home "Monmouth Orchard. The; af fair was la compliment to a group or intimate friends of the honor guest. A mixed hnunnnt nf an miner flowers centered the dinner table where covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Ervln T. Smith and son Ervin Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hart man, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Smith, air. and Mrs. Ralph Cooley, Mrs. J. B. CralK. Homer Smith Jr.. UIm Margaret Cooley, v Miss Frances mow -an ine nosiesa, miss Mar garet Lerurgy. . ..... .- ;- One of the intereatinV weAkenit trips enjoyed recently wtr. that taken bv the Rov Mills famllv. when Mr." and Mrs. Mills" and, cmraren KODerta, 11a and Charles, accompanied by Elliott' Price of Portland, " motored to Mt. Hood Saturday-and oh Sunday the eh- ure group with the exception of Mrs. Mills - m&d nn & nartv an climbed Mt. Hood. They reported a rery interesting climb with an unusual amount of snow for thin time of year, as compared with previous years. They returned nome bnnday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rlckson of Toledo, Oregon, will arrive in Sa lem Friday to enjoy the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne T. Loder on Lincoln street. Mr. and Mrs. Rickson will leave Monday for Portland where they win Tisu witn relatives an friends for a few days. The Misses Jane Johnson and Marjorie Humphreys returned to their home Monday from Camp Hillockbur in the Cascades, where they had been for a week. Miss Johnson is vice-president of the congregation young people's camp and Miss Humphreys is Salem representative. Jason Lee Group ' Present Play ' V . f A., ihree-aet; comedy which promises unusual opportunity for laugh ts 'Skyrlders," which Is being presented by the Jason Lee xoung reopie s council .at Jason Lee church, Friday evening. July 22.. at 8 o'clock. Miss Beulah Gra ham, member of the national fra ternity ' of drama,; Theta Alpha Phi, and member of the June 31 class of Willamette university la directing the production. A' group who are especially Interested in arama are .taking part In the comedy. The institute fund. Is to be benefitted by proceeds from the play. Mr. and Mrs. Ferena Ktelnor nf Portland are being congratulated upon tne blrtn of a dan rhr born Sunday. July 17, at the x-urwana sanitarium.- The little iaay nas been named Diana Re gin a. Mrs. Steiner will be remem bered to Salem friends as- Miss Elisabeth Levy, prominent and accomplished violinist. Mrs. Ed Scbrshor ml daughter arrived. Thursday after noon from' Portland, -to make uneir. new home lhSalem. They will be "at home" to th frni at. 458 South High street. Mr. occreoer is. manager of the new Pay and Take It store In South Salem. - . , . Mr. and Un h.i xj.. children. Jean. John , and Laura 7. ana Mrs. Hoss' neice. MUs Veatah Pettys of Nehalem. will leave Saturday for Taft, where they will enjoy the remainder of the summer season at the Hoss beach bouse "Hal's Half Acre". Mrs. Miles McKey and children Mercedes and Bobby are plan ning to leare Monday by motor for San Francisco, where they will visit relatives for the re mainder of the summer season. Suver Sam Surer and Tt( McLean were married Tuesday. They are making their home in Corvallls. I NEAT, WHAT? I Looking for all the world like split sections of a tarurerine. this neat little turban, worn by lovely Baba, Shan ton. is the newest ehapeau lor ail round use.- It is fashioned eX crane ehrei strips on a foundation of black cet.'. Smart and esmfort able, it can be worn tor afteraoem . ; tea, r dinner, or the theatre. t f Amitician Glub At: Hill Home V ' - Members of the Amitldan dub were enjoyably entertained Wed aesday afternoon. when Mrs. Da vid Bennett HUlf was hostess in ner attractive nome 'on South Church street,' . Iv - . The afternoon was spent infor mally with sewinr and conversa tion, after which. a dstnty lunch eon was served ,by (he hostess. Those In the rroirB included. Mrs. Oliver Huston, Mrs. Edwin Vles ko, Mrs. Mike Pasek, Mrs. Knight Pearcy, Mrs. RJl. Whits,- Mrs. C A. Downs. Mrs. -Carl Emmons. sad the hostess.' Mrs. David Ben- sett jniL- ; Mrs. Merrill Ohllng is convales cing at her horn on ' South High street after having underwent a major operation recently. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Spauldlng and daughter Leone, left a few days ago for Newport where they will pass the next two weeks. Mr. sndTTMrs. Adolph Brlgg and .daughter". Barbara of .Takl; ma, 'Washington, wno nave oeen visltlnc .at the . home ' of " Mr". Brtggs's . .sister, Mrs! '. Russell Bonesteele. left Wednesday by motor-for a vacation at the Ore gon beaches. They plan to return to their Washington home during the latter part of July. Mrs. Frederick K. Conover of Madison, Wisconsin, is expected to arrive in Salem Friday morn ing from California where she has been sojourning recently, to visit at the home of her daughter and son-in-law. Dr. and Mrs. W. Wells Baum. Mr. and Mrs. James Mott mo tored to "Portland Thursday on a combined business and pleasure trip. Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Lytle are expected home Friday morning , from Vancouver, B. C., where they have been for the past week. Dr. Lytle atteded the National Veter inarian convention which has been in session In that city. Rickey . The ladies of the Rickey Sunshine club will enter-, tain their husbands the evening , of July 23 at the J. Jasmer home. The meeting will open at 8 o' Mrs. William Mott and son Billy and Mrs. Mott's sister, Mrs. John White and son Francis Ger- ber, arrived home. Sunday even ing from a three weeks outing spent on the Santlam river. Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Dick, 1790 South High street, are receiving congratulations upon the birth of a little daughter, born July 18, at the Salem General hospital. ! 237-7 Some Mighty Smart Girls Are Wearing Our Swede Leather Jackets and they're only These smart leather jackets are regularly priced at $8.50. The suede jacket, brilliant In ANY color, Is becoming In creasingly popular among young business women and school girls. Yours is waiting for you at Bishop's! m Jade Green Sand COLORS: Nile Green Suntan BISHOPS 136 North Commercial Street KOTXCB OF APPOIXTMXXT .-' . of KXEtxrrnxx , C; Notice is hereby riven that the undersigned hasf bees duly ap pointed by the County Court ot the State of Oregon, v for the County of Marios, as Executrix of the last will and testament and estate ot Charles A. Park, deceas ed, and that she. ias duly quali fied as sueh executrix: all persons ha via r 'claims- against the estate of . said decedent are hereby no tified, to present the same, duly verified, 'to me. at the omce of Ronald C Glover, my attorney, 102 Oregon.; Building. Salem. Marlon . County,'.' Oregon. . within six monj-hsjtrppj he date" of this notice. : Dated at . Salem," Oregon, this 80th day of June, HJz. . MARY W. PARK. Executrix of the Last Will and Testament and estate ot Charles W. Park, deceased RONALD CT GLOVER. Attorney for Executrix, Salem. . Oregon. J-J0-Jly-7-14-21-Zt. 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M SHIPLEY'S r By ANNE ADAMS This delightful home frock that Is so becoming to the larger fig- are affords excellent opifortunity to nse one of the gay cotton prints la vogne. The scalloped . details and stitched pleats are so design ed to disguise one's contour. The I vestee of contrasting color has a smart treatment of lapels and tie enas. it Is such a practical frock ana so inexpensive to make. Pattern 2377 may be ordered only in sixes 38 to 48. Slse 38 requires 3 7-8 yards ot 38-inch taonc.ana yard contrasting. S1 fifteen eent (15e) ta c4a or tUnpi (coins pr(rrrd. for aacb satlera. Wriu plataS rir nam, addict and tjl aam r Ba aara to auta alia araatad. laar unnn arardreba ui ba pUaaed aakiiy and inaxpaatiTe; -itb thm atdttioea of odt earrtat S3 para faahia catalog. 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We can't sell them for a dollar but thti dollar val ue is more than f fcf 2 to 12 for D $2.87 $3.87 $4.87 CORSELETTS Tnner belt, figured ba tiste, and all elastic I-!, girdles 55c; 2 for..: :L X PAJAMAS J Beach pajamas and fiMkr, for lftdies nd "littleUdieg l-f 2 for 1 SWEATERS All wool sweaters, tight and loose weaves, bright and dark shades, $" 2 for X TAMS Group of tarns and bar ets, white and colors, get a selection at - HOUSE DRESSES Exceptionally well hoose dresses, clerer Utile styles, good colors 35c 3 Fop 01 All infaatsr wear at dosing- eot prices . . . HATS Panama hats. "Panama" is the trade name they're made in 70 America I V .DRESSES Kiddies' silk printed dresses, 2, 3 and 4 years, 55c or. - 2 for . ...... X GIRDLES . Figured . elastic, zipper in satin and brocaded batiste . ' " broadcloths - JL DRESSES Group of printed dresses plain dresses and uni forms to go $ at . 1 GOWNS High quality rayon mesh gowns, ribbon trimmed new -f lengths Jl SNUGGIES Genuine "snuggies" na tionally known, the "all in one" - garment X IT n-K - i; i it i i i i i! sir Spectacular Values f, for Dollar fj)ay 70x80 Cotton Blankets, double bed size .... f THURSDAY and FIUPAY 10c CHILDREN'S COTTON HOSE Beige snd black, pair 12-INCH RUFFLED CURTAINS Pair 25c 43-INCH ALL LINEN CRASH CLOTHS Colored borders , 50c 54-INCH ALL LINEN CRASH CLOTHS Colored borders 75c SLIPS Loomcraft fabrics, " pas tel shades, we will sell them at 35c each : or 3 for 89c RUFFLED MARQUISETTE CURTAINS With dainty, colored border effects, pair...... 50c .2 for Little Boys' Suits in fast color broadcloth, values to $1.00 : 'L2 for Children's Cotton Ribbed Stockings, no wtwM.w..M.M..12 p r 44x44 Pure Linen Lunch Cloth, now i...:. 2 for Pure Silk, also .Rayon Undies . r 3 for Pure Thread Silk Hose, popular shades . 3 prs. 81x90 Bed Sheets, good grade 42x36 Pillow: Cases, priced at .Lj 2 for -8 for. 1 43-INCH PILLOW CASES Fair qusllty, each ........ . . ... 49e FIGURED-RAYON VOILES Our complete stock to select from. 35c yd, 3 yds. for..... 10c ..$1.00 Girls' and Blisses' Heavy Fleece Lined Rain- coats, values to 14.50 - . , Hearj Oil doth Squares L. ... 4 for 1 BAGS White, moire lined and they have coin compart ment and mirror 55c; 2 for..... BLOUSES Jack Tar knits & broad cloths, sleeveless and sleevetts 55c; $" 2 for ...... ..:X DRESSES i Your choice of voile ' dresses, a summer clean up at i each X RUFFLED MARQUISETTE with dot cr figure. Green, Rose, Blue, Gold. 29c ysiues at 21c yd.; I yds. for $1.00 69c Heavy Cham bray Work Shirts S9-INCH BEST GRADE ROUGH IROSHANARA) ff CREPE. White, Yenow. Nile. EggbeIL yard .. iJl.UW. SPECIAL! SPECIAL!! OVER 800 YARDS plsin and f sncy aU silk flat crepes. ,'onnerly sold up to $1.85. Every wanted color. Ex. Spe yd. 75c LACS TRIMMED RAYON TAFFETA1 SAd RAYON CREPE SLIPS. White, pink, peach. $1.11 and L33 values. Dollar Days itJC- LADLES CHARDONIZX MESH HOSE. Fine quality. -an colors, pair 35c; 3 for.........:. : $1.00 PAST COLOR PRINTED COTTON VOILES - PA It inches, 33c value. To dose, yard.............:...-........ XOC tt-INCH 5-PIECE ALL LINEN CRASH SETS -' f ff with, colored borders. $LS values st..t....V............,vXeUl ,...50c 2 for- Men's Broadcloth Dress Shirts, white and colors .. 2 for One Lot of Boys Shirts, Blazers, Caps and other Good Bargains 3 for Men's Athletic Union Suits 3 for Boys" Athletic ; Union Suits 4 for Men's Dress Socks, values to 59c , , "- '. .pr8.' Men's Rayon Union Suits, non-ron, knit, reg ular values to 98c now - M;? for $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 i nn Ul.UU . $1.00 $1.00 $1.00 $1;00 $i;oo 18-INCH 5-PIECK ALL LINEN CRASH SETS ONLY ......... BE HERE EARLY SHIPLEY'S NOT ALL SIZES ONE HUNDRED SILK SCARFS Very newest color jomblnatfcms. Our refDlar 95c rrade. Dollar Days ..... 50c Elliott Dry.Goods Gompahy 176 N. Liberty Street Two Doors North of Penney's 357 COURT STUiiir Nil 1 1 1 11 1 1 n 1 '": f '-" '; V"-4 --: -f.-.-.?-y.,i . ' : -;:v;-.v' " :-"'.'" ' " ".' '.'"-"-!,' '- j ' rt;""! --v - . 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