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JLesIon Meet, Choir Concert,
Class Play, all on
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SILVERTON, April J7 Friday
a!gbt viU be a busy on at Sil-
Tertoa for Yeral interesting
rent lave beB scheduled. ;
The Marlon coontr council of
the American Legion and its an
llianr will meet at that tima. The
to groups will bold business' ses
sion followed, by ' social tima
including a rapper to follow th
preliminaries. The date of. the
council meeting we first. eet for
April 14 but -was tben postponed
for the two weeks. Carl Moser,
adjutant of the department ot
Oregon will be V the principal
speaker.';.- Mr. Moser Is a former
Silrertoa boy. Posts In the group
Include those of Salem, Wood
burn. Stayton and Silrerton. Com
mittee members caring for ar
rangements are George llaaolls.
Kenneth Hanson and rred Caven
fler. .
"The Cbolr of the Wear will
appear In concert at Trinity
church Friday night. Tbe cbolr
is now on a two week tour from
Parkland, Wash. No admission
charges will be made but a silver
-offering, will be taken. Tbe choir
consist of 45 members from Pa
cifle Lutheran college. Prof.
Joseph Edwards is the director,
stnd Miss Anna Mikkelson will
bare the leading solos.
Class Play Slated .
"second Childhood." the senior
class play, will be presented at
the Fugene Field aoaltorium here
Friday night This is the first
event of the graduation program.
' The cast is composed of Bill Cam
eron, Raymond Specht. ( Wayne
Satehwell, Laurel Hansen. Elmer
Zgan, Walter Jorgenson, Margar
et Keene, Louise Latham, Versa
BeugIL Catherine Bump, , Mary
-Wlckersham and Wilma Stanton,
Merl Davenport is stage manager,
West Salem News
WEST SALEM, April 87 The
West Salem school board has re-
Insured tbe publie school build
Ings.
Honor students : for the first
grade tor the past six weeks In
cluded r Norma Jean "Newgent,
Rose Ann Hanks, Lillian Turpin,
Dorothy Hoven, Ermaline Craig
and Thelma Mae Hall; those for
the seventh grade were Maxine
Smith. Elsie Jensen and Elolse
Ferguson. ...
Prices on up Grade
The Copeland Yards report a
decided' apward trend in business
with - .prices on many building
commodities advancing. Cement,
some lumber and shingles are
among the articles prices ot which
are advancing. -. .. f ; . .
Miss Roberta Peterson, accom
panied the members of the Indoor
ball team on - a pleasant after
school picnic In the hills Tuesday.
The girls team of indoor baseball
wIU play with girl of the Rich
mond school next week.;. On the
team for the local school . are:
Pitcher, Alice Gof frier; " catcher,
Aileea Douglas: first base, Daisy
Arthur; 2nd base. Opal Brown;
8d: base Bertha Stevens: left
short, Jtosellen Remington; right
snort, Estaiyne Rierson; left
fielder, right fielder, Wilma Ro
binson; and center fielder, Mae
Garrison.
Sanely morning, the fifth Sun
day, Rev. C. L. Dark will fill the
pulpit in the West Salem church.
In the evening1 Rev. Leavenworth
win preach.
The Shell station recently leas
ed by Glenn Zwicker ot Wilbur P.
Lewis, will change into a "Sig
nal" station,, and the exterior will
be painted yellow and black this
weex Tne signal company has
purcnasea tne Ldoerty company
out and the wholesale distributing
piasi across tne road will install
another storage tank with about
Z 0.0 00 gallons capacity and the
large truck-tank, which is being
painted Jn tne new Signal colors
in Portland this week, will be
here and put into immediate re-1
quiaition.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E .Thomas ac-l
companled Mrs. Leona Camensind
and made a business trip to Junc
tion -City Wednesday ..Mr. and
Mrs. B. A. Snoir, who spent ' a I
week or ten days visiting rela
tives at Portland, Wuhongal and
Vancouver. Wash., returned Tues
day evening. Mr. Shot f and Mr.
Saxton are kalsomlning, valnting
and generally reconditioning their
store building at 1.118 Edgewater
street, and fixing things np fresh i
and tine. : - .
In a snappy game ot ball played
this week between the West Sa
lem Boy Scouts . and' those ot
Troop No. 1, In Salem, the locals
won 7 to f. ' - ;:
Construction For -
New Residence of
Littlepage Beun!
SC OTTS MILLS, April 17 Mr.
and Mrs. Don Llttlepage have
started work on their new house,
their ; old one burned down last
fall. They have started digging
the basement. : .
Mrs. B. F. Shoemaker, wife ot
the Christian minister here, is at
tending missionary rallies -, In
Portland, and eastern Oregon. Be
ing vice president- of the State
Missionary eociety, Mrs. Shoe max
er is taking the plaee of the presi
dent. Mrs. Bally of Eugene, who
is m.
Attendance Grows
For ChurcK Rite
- For Liberty? Areal
LIBERTY. April IT Cecil
Sargent will hold church services
at the close of the Sunday school
session Sunday, April SO. He has
conducted - services tor several
Sundays for the benefit of those
who cannot attend church la ga
lena. Mr. Sargent Is working ap
a growing: attendance here. Sun-1
day school start at t?4 a. nu,
and the Bible services at about
11. held ia the halL All are wel
come.
Great elation is being express
ed here over winning first place
in the glee division of the elimin
ation community club contests on)
Wednesday evening in Salem, as
the Liberty club is entering so tew
of the competitions. The glee dab
entry is composed of Jnnette and
Laura Anderson. Patsy Dasch.
Echo, Wilma and Mary Sargent,
trained by Miss Frances; 8hogren
who handles the music in school.
TRAVEL FOR CLAMS
x.E.A, April -17 -Zena mea
motored to the Little Nestucca
river - Wednesday morning on
successful trip for dams. Thsy
reported that the clams were ex
cellent although not quite so plen
tiful a later in the season. The
party includsd Wv Frank Craw
ford. 8. 3rown, Milton Stephens,
Sneah Day U Cay
: Tins , crJt Icnj to ,
Be Ckerishei; or
' WOODBTJRX, April 27
nappy times, no less thaa
happy days, may come to aa
abrupt, and aad .ending,,
members of the Junior class
here - learned ; this , - week,
Monday nearly all of the 84
members of the class en
joyed 'sneak day at Shady
Acres. -.
, . Bat the aftermath: Pen
alties for the tnlsdemcastor
are three-fold.
Juniors are to spend their
activity period for the res
of tbe school year ia school
while the other- dasee go
home; they are to write a
1500-word theme or loee
their English or pablic.
speaking credits j , for time
pent ia activities, time is te
he made up' after school or
at aooa. . '. 1
Wayne Henry, W. Kenneth Hen
ry and Charles Newman. .
Surprho h Slaved -
. For Auburn Couple
AUBURN, April IT Monday
night a group of friends surprised
Mr. and Mrs. George Dye on their
second wedding anniversary.
Thoie present were the honored
couple, Mr. and Mrs. George Dye.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Burns, Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Tan Buren, Mr. and
Mrs. Bud Weaver, Miss Irma, El
mer Burns and Miss Virginia But
ler, sister of Mr. Dye. ' ;-
Terwilliger
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T7t CXIEMXXXTA STREET
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Careful, and JnteOigent
tbonsht Is glrsa to every sit
uation. : We tenderly boaoc
tbe opportunity to serve
yoa at a thne when service
means so much,' .We attend
to every detatt. f -
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Ererybodj says prices are golnff op. Well
here's some thai are way down."
Mayflower Wallpaper,
excellent pattern. : C
Single roU : : " ' 0 C
Bungalow Paint. Regu
lar Price $&S5
Per gaL Special' price.
.$1.85
per
. gallon
Shingle Stain,"
per gallon
Barn Paint,
per gallon .
$1.00
$1.25
Special . Prices on Certain-teed
roof in;
Headquarter for Base Hew
tor Paiata A Vanishes
SALEI PAINT1 ROOFING CO.
474 FERRY STREET V '..
Delbert Otjen Is business manager.
Miss Lou Ann Chase, senior class
advisor, is directing the produc
tion. '
$5.00 THRIFT COUPON $5.00'
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20 -Tears in Practice
, Beautiful, Indestructible
Hecolite
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plate,ligM weight QQ,
Rcsovin C30.
plate, odorless, tasteless,
easily mended or relined
Special Prices on Extractions
with Plate and Bridgework
Daring : April . this coupon is
worth S3.00 at my office to apply
on any two plates or $3.50 on any
single plate.
Accident Body is '
Loser in Suit by
' . " RKodella Johnson
DALLAS. April 17 Rhodellal
Annetta Johnson was awarded a
verdict against the State Indus
trial Accident ' commission wheni
the jury returned a verdict Wed
nesday afternoon. The plaintiff
was suing to force the accident
commission to pay "her compensa
tion which she alleged was due
her as a result of the death of
her husband. He was injured in
an industrial aeeldent and the
plaintiff claimed this accident af
fected his mind so that he became
despondent and finally committed
suicide by leaping from the Ross
island bridge.
f Call Issued For Aid
h For Bazaar Articles
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Lifelike Plate
. Teeth, Natural
; . as Tour
Originals . .
Perfect fitting.,
lifelike . . . will
allow you to eat
whatever you
wish with conr
fort . . . adding
greatly te your
physical fitness..
MY PLATES
REALLY STICK
Doable Suction
Plate
Permitting Ton
to Forget Tour
Former Plate
Trouble.
A splendid plate
. with life like
teeth and all
pink base material.
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FRUrrLAND. April If - The
Woman's Missionary society has
planned to hold a bazaar Mir is
in the church. Anone who will
contribute useful or tancr articles
to be sold at that time, may call
Mrs. Simpson, lOOFlt, head of
the booth committee.
The last meeing ot the Com
munity club will be held Friday,
April zs. .
LOW
PRICES
Plate Repair , . .f 1JSO
Silver Filling .50c, f 1
Extraction .... . ,50c
Porcelain Filling.glJM)
Clean Teeth . . . f 1.00
Rellne Plate . . .S4.00
DDE1. S. (S. KinGnws
Over J. C Penney 's Store
,S5.00THRIFT
1 Telephone 6834
COUPON S5.00..
Dr. Ruth IiL Daugherty
, 301-2-S First KaUonal Bank
Eyes Examined
Glasses Fitted
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Satisfaction Guaranteed
. Correctness and style
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We sell all our meat at the lowest price possible, and the
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Beef Roasts Pork Chops Oleo
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