The OREGON STATESMAN. Salea. Oregon. Tuesday Morning, November 22, 1932
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at ierricet for the Her. George
Henriksen, who died at a Portland
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from Trinity church,1 his former
charts Tuesday afternoon at J
.o'clock with interment at the Et
' ans -Valley cemetery. The Rt. Rt.
II. I. Foss,- also former pastor of
Trinity church bat now president
of the Pacific district of Lutheran
churches, will conduct the serri-
' ces. ,
six ministers rrom me racuic
i district will act as pall bearers.
Selection of these is in charge of
the Rer. A. A. Kraabel of port
land. Rer. L. C. Foes of Seattle.
president of the Paeifie district
tor 2C years will also attend the
funeral; i
Rer. Mr. Henriksen came 'to
service Trinity church the first of
the year in 1118. It was during
his pastorate that Trinity congre-
. gatkm grew from a small congre
gation to one of the larger Lu
theran assemblies on the coast. It
was also through his effort that
the present church building was
erected. While at Silverton he
served on the city council and was
also president of the Silrerton
chamber of commerce, then the
Silverton Community club.
In 1928 he resigned as pastor
of Trinity church to . go to Park
land, Washington, where he was
field man for the Pacific Luther
college for one year. Then he ac
cepted a call to the pastorate: of
Phinney Ridge church at Seattle
where he served until he was
forced to resign because of illness
a year ago.
Rev. Mr. Henriksen is survived
by his? widow, three children,
George Henriksen Jr., who is
teaching at Benson In Portland;
Mrs. Dora Nelson of Portland, and
Mrs. Louise Ellingson of Decor-
ah, Iowa. Mrs. Ellingson arrived
tonight to attend the funeral. The
Henriksens will be guests of Mr.
and Mrs. M. Q. Gunderson during
their stajr at Silverton
WEST SALEM", Not. Mr.
and Mrs. John V. Suslln. ne Lois
Smith, now of 345 Rural avenue,'
are receiving felicitations over the
arrival of a baby son. Robert Les
lie, their first child.
Sunday night the new -choir of
the - Ford Memorial church will
make its second public appear
ance ' ..,.. -'
J. A. Nekell and W. G. Newell
both of Portland will be week-end
guests at the home of Rev. and
Charles L Dark at the West Sa
lem parsonage. The two men are
brothers of Mrs. Dark.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lamb this
week received word of the sudden
death of Mr. Lamb's brother-ln-
sponded to with "Handy things
about our home." Mr. and Mrs.
Winnie Tate and J. O. Darby gave
Interesting reports on the grange
council meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Fischer
were honor guests at a a inner
Thursday night honoring their
S 5th wedding anniversary at the
home of their daughter, Miss Elva
Fischer in the Royal Court apart
ments, Salem.
Christmas Plans
Occupy Community
Club's Gathering
QUEENER. Nov. 21 The Cole
Community club met Friday night
with Lyle Chrisman in the chair.
At the business meeting it was de
cided to hold the next meeting
December 23. A collection of
$.03 was taken at the meeting
to buy candy for the children
Christmas.
The teachers of the five schools.
Queener, Cole, Mt. Pleasant, Shel-
burn and Munkers, are the pro
gram committee for the Christ
mas meeting.
Mrs. Jess Wells was In charge
of the following program: recita
tion by Teddy McAllister; guitar
duet, Charlie Wagle and Willis
Keithly of North Santiam; recita
tion, Vernell Miller; playlet by
Queener boys; tap dance and ac
robatics by Francis Pound of
Stayton.
law, M. D. Cross of Arkansas
City, Kan. Mr. and Mrs. Crouse
and . their daughter visited here
this summer. , . , ;
Mr. and Mrs.: Harold Gwin of
Independence have moved Into
West Salem for tha winter, hav
ing returned a few weeks ago
from a month's motor trip to Jo-
liet. N. D. ' .. . . . .
, William "BUI" Mc Adams, who
has been ill with a case of Intes
tinal lnfluenta for a fortnight, is
recuperating and has resumed his
work at the Salem postofflce.
Mrs. Leonard Burgoyne gave a
surprise supper complimenting
her husband Thursday night whan
aha invited In his mother, Mrs.
Lola Burgoyne, his brother Nor
man, and Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Burgoyne, Miss Leon a and. Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Burgoyne.
Tha turkey dinner, apron and
candy sale, sponsored by the ma
trons of the Ladies' Aid society
was a huge success. A good erowd
attended, and fine entertainment
was provided following the din
ner.
- Mrs. Lawrence Filsinger, who
has been ill in a Salem hospital
for some time, is sufficiently re
covered to be brought home, and
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Small of Port
land, will come and get her, tak
ing her to Alaea, to recuperate at
the home of her mother, Mrs.
Charles Small, for a month or so.
Her husband will spend Thanks
giving day with them.
Some fine local talent will be
heard at the community- club
meeting Monday night, and a free
holders' meeting will be held at
the hall for a few minutes the
same evening.
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Church Will Distribute Goods
Through, Store Plan
ned for Needy
SILVERTON. Nor. II The
Harvest Home festival held at tha
Methodist church was exception
ally successful. Gifts of trait, ve
getables, meats, other foodstuffs
and clothing were brought at the
Bandar school program. Thai are
to ba distributed through tha
Good WW "store which will open
at Silverton later la tha winter.
Tha pageant given at night was
unusually eolorfuL Outstanding
was tha work of Miss Elaine
Clower as the Spirit ot Sunday
school. The setting about Miss
Clower was arranged by Mrs. J.
C. HalL Miss Olga Green as Ufa
also had a difficult part which
she carried weH.
Mrs. F. A. Moore, dressed la
white, carrying tha Infant daugh
ter ot Mr. and MraE. A. Finlay,
was one of the most notable of
the pantomime scenes.
Two musical numbers calling
forth special comment were tha
violin duet by Fred Baker and
Miss Bertha Aim with Mrs. Ferne
Davenport at the piano and the
mixed Quartet from the- Junior
choir. The Quartet was composed
of Catherine Morrison, Grace Ful
som, Ralph Langley and Ken
neth Israelson.
there.-The' Rev. Albyn - Essom of
Albany delivered his ninth home
coming address. It 'Is .said- that
Close to ona hundred. visitors from
out-of-town were present. Scotts
Mills Christian church people at
tended in a body. Mrs. J. W. Jor
dan was chairman ot tha program
committee and Mrs. clarenea
Reed at the Jcitchea committee.
This' was also tha dedication of
tha kitchen recently built at tha
Christian ehureh.
SILVERTON, Nov. 20 The
Christian church was packed both
forenoon and afternoon for the
annual homecoming services held was at a neighbor's.
THREE SEEK POST
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FinalrRites Held
'At Independence
For Andrew Hall
INDEPENDENCE. Nor. II
Funeral services vera held for
Andrew Jackson Hall Friday
morning at 11 o'clock at tha Kee
ner funeral home. Mr. Hall died
at his home at 1240 North rourtn,
Salem, Novemger II. Ha was horn
la Buena Vista August I, 1149,
and lived there his whola Ufa,
moving to Salem In If 14.
He was united in marriage to
Olivia H. Lea at Dallas, August
14, 1S72, and to this union were
born three sons: two are sun nv
lng: Dr. James Frank Hall of Spo
kane and Harley Lea Hall ot
Portland. The wife survives. In
terment was held In the Buena
Vista cemetery.
IT Dims
DALLAS, Nor. 21 With tha
present postmaster, U. 8. Lough
ary, given temporary appointment
In March, 1131, and no change
made sine that - time, thera Is
considerable expectation that
permanent appointment, republi
can, will - bo made before Presi
dent Hoover steps oat ot office.
If no change, is made . until
March 4. a democrat will likely
bo appointed. .
Loughary was named after tha
death ot Postmaster Chat Goad.
In December. 113 d. Three names
are on the short list for appoint
ment: Fred Holman, Conrad Stat-
rin and Chet EUis. Holman, coun
ty assessor, lost at tha polls early
this month. Stafrin Is a druggist
and Ellis has been assistant post
master ,- tor. . soma time. All are
republicans. ,
TURNER. Nor. 21 Thera Is
considered little likelihood of a
change in postmasters here un
til the term ot J. B. Whitehead
8r. : runs out 'two' years hence.
Whitehead has served tor tha past
IS years. Ho succeeded B. C
8malL democrat, in 1120 under
tha Wilson administration.
BOY BORN TO WELLS
MACLEAT, Nov. 11 Monte
Ray, a nine and one-fourth pound
son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
If.-A. Wells Saturday night at tha
Deaconess hospital.
This is tha first child: also tha
first grand child of tha H. E.
Martina aad tha first great grand
child of the George Morris fam
ily.
Alwilda Dickey is'- r. -
Called to Beyond ; i'
' Buried at Molalla
HUBBARD, Nov. 11Mrs. AU
wllda Dickey, well known pioneer
of , Dickey Prairie near Molalla, f
died" Thursday morning, at the
family residence where she had,
made her home continuously for.1
12 years. The funeral waa held:
Saturday at the Ever hart Funeral
home ot Molalla with Rev. Harold
H. Miles officiating. Interment
was In tha family lot in tha Adams
cemetery, Molalla, beside her hus
band. Mrs. Mallnda Carothers, St,
mother ot Glen C Carothers, well
known hop grower north at Hub
bard, and Clarenea W. Carothers;
east of Hubbard, died at tha fam
ily home In PortlandNovembar t
Thief Also Reported
In Hopmere Section
HOPMERE, Not. 21 A 200
pound pig was stolen from the
McFarlane home at Hopmere re-,
cently just after being put away
for the family's winter meat sup
ply. The theft was mode In mid
afternoon, while Mrs. 1 McFarlane
935 S. Commercial St,
M. TATE HEADS
HUH
Finances Short so
'One of Busses Off
On Jefferson Route
Let Pay'n Takit
Help You
Headquarters for
Thanksgiving: Foods
Prices Effective Tuesday and Wednesday, November 22-23
We reserve the right to limit quantities. None sold to dealers.
VICTOR POINT, Nov. 11 Un
ion Hill grange met at the hall
Friday night for its regular
monthly business meeting. Elec
tion of officers for the coming
year resulted as follows: master,
TV. M. Tate; - overseer, "W. F.
Krenz; lecturer, Mrs. W. M. Tate;
steward, J. T. Hunt; assistant
steward, Eddie King; chaplain,
Mrs. C. C. Carter; treasurer, C. C.
Carter; secretary, Mrs. Verny
Scott; gatekeeper, Marion Fisch
er; Ceres, Mrs. Phillips Fischer;
Pomona, Mrs. Edythe Mulkey;
Flora, Mrs. W. F. Krens; ladyas-
sistant steward, Hortense Hum
phreys; executive committee, Paul
Jaquet.
The only officer retained Is
Clifford Carter who was reelected
treasurer. J. O. Darby, retiring
master, will Install the officers at
the January meeting.
Theodore Fisher, Guy Butler
and W. F. Krenz were appointed
a committee to arrange housing
for the tanks outside of the build
Ing and for the lowering of the
lights which are too high to give
good service now.
Two resolutions sent to this
grange from Eagle Creek grange
regarding legislative matters were
adopted. At the lecturers hour,
Mrs. verny Scott presided over a
program of group songs, a solo by
Mrs. O. W. Humphreys accom
panled by Mrs: J. O. Darby and
readings by Mary Butler and Ro
bert Humphreys. Roll call was re-
JEFFERSON, Nov. 21 Due to
financial difficulties, one ot the
school busses will be discontinued.
Only those high school students
living outside of district 14 will
be permitted to ride on the car.
The bus will leave the school at
3:45 o'clock, follow the Marion
and Oreens bridge route, return
and at 4:15, will load up the Tal
bot and Ankeny Hill students.
There was not enough appropriat
ed in the school budget to allow
for the continuing of both busses
for the remainder of the school
year. -
McFarland
variety
Satin mixed. Fresh
the candy kitchen
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from
lb.
TWO MEETINGS TODAY
HUBBARD, Nov. 21 The
Guild of the Federated churches
will meet on Tuesday Instead of
Wednesday to further their plans
for the bazaar which will be held
Friday, December 2. The Pink
an A Lavender club will meet
Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
Anna Scholl.
Brazils, Filberts,
G Almonds, )
Walnuts pounds --V
IF IL W IS Sr A9
lb. bag
I AVE Money, Time
and Health with the
new VICKS PLAN for
better Control-of -Colds.
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NEW
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JHo . Madison, a new last I
and style for men In Black' I
and Brown Calf Leather. I
You'll to proud of your J
sKoes if from .
Bl 111 111 I I I I .
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Nice color Shopping bag
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2
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Cinnamon - Ginger
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Very fine quality
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for that turkey dressing
gwift's Premium
Whole or Half
Seasoned Just right for dressing
SUnd with risd off
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We Have a large supply of Turkeys, Geese, Ducks and Chicle--
em to select your l nanics giving ainner rrom at yery iow pncc,
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Semi-Annual New Custoine
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Nationally Advertised First Line Tire
Just Think !
, , . TWO new, fully guar'
tnteed standard quality
Western Giant Center Trac
tion Tires for the manufac
turer9 list trice of one
Nationally Advertised First
Line Tire such' as is used for
factory equipment on new
cars 4
For Your Own
Protection
For obvious reasons, some competi
tor mav attemot to meet this offer.
. . . they do, we urge you to make
tore that these competitors are selling
voa their FIRST line tires and NOT .
their second, third or fourth tine tires as
some of them have done in the past.
YOU KNOW that Western Giant mre
etandard auxditr . . . YOU KNOW the long
service they give . . . and YOU KNOW thrt
nm A titn" ttnnA hrrrh nf rtJHIS fir Wtth
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1 7(1 Hnwr If imu Western Giant tire
fails to give you the service that you have a right to expect, OR EQUAL TO ANY,
OTHER FIRST LINE TIRE ON THE MARKET, bring it back and we wilt re
place it, charging only for the actual service you have received from it: -
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This Sale is for a
Limited Time Only I
The dangers of winter driving make
it imperative that you have safe tread
ed tires . . . THIS is your chance
BUY Western Giants NOW . . !
DEPOSITS ACCEPTED
If stock becomes exhausted in your
size tire just make a deposit of one
fourth the price on one tire or a set.
The store manager will get your tires
for you.
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29x4.40-21
Western Giant
Csatsr Tnctisa
TWO L9S
TIRES O
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30x450-21
Western Giant
Caats Tractiaa
TWO $75
TIRES
I Tira, $3.93
28x4.75-19
Western Giant
Csar Trsctioa
TWO $Q53
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31x55-21
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TIRES I I
1 Tira, $5.70
WESTERN GIANTS WrAw
Standard Quality, Folly 1 ,
Guaranteed, New Stock
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19x4.40-21.
29x4.50-20.
10x4.50-21.
1x4.75-19-
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7.45
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TWO TUESI S.55
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30x4.75-21.
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31x5.00-21.
32x5.00-22.
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31x55-21.
21x5.50-1 1-29x5.50-19.
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10.50
10.10
10.75
11.15
11.40
11.50
12.00
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WEAR-WELL
Our Second Line Tire
11.50
11.90
1225
12.40
12.95
Tilo
13.75
14J5
14.75
14.CS
15.20
16.10
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16.70
17.00
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29x4.40-21
Tires $E98
for-.
17.60
11.25
20.10
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30x450-21
Tires $96
for s9
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Tires $80
HIGH PRESSURE
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well, pair.
30x3 Vi Omslsa
Western 4 "7 5 6
Giant, pair
11x4 Ortnix
Western 60
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Western 480
Giant, pair I A
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them actual to the so-called "6-pfy under the treacf
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22.75 Iturers advertise.
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