The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Homing. May. 161833
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Society News and Club Affairs
Ours M. Douc, Society tttor
Auxiliary Benefit
Proves Excellent
jvi 0;!;; Siiccess tgfflf
' The annual benefit of the
American Legion Auxiliary Mon
day afternoon In Fraternal tem
ple proved to be as Interesting
and smart as these occasions hare
habit ot being.
Tho. guest roams were brilliant
ly arranged with tulips, iris, and
6eoteh bloom At the tea hour
additional ruests ealled for - tea,
and tor the program which was
musical ana was presented by a
high school Quartet, soloists, Del-
bert Anderson, and Mrs.' F. N,
Waters.:.;:,': M - i--: --':
Winning scores were held by
Mrs. George Hug, for contract and
tor Mrs. Clay Egleston, for auc
tion.
Quests included for tea Miss
Winifred Byrd. Mrs. Nota Hen
derson, Mrs. Cordie wiper, Mrs.
T. I. Kuans, Mrs. A. Gragg, Mrs.
C. 8. Corder!f San' Francisco,
Mts. C. H. Glenn and Mrs. Clif
ford Dane. "
For bridge were Mrs. Henry
Fournier. Mrs. Earl Butte, Mrs.
Walter Goughnour. Mrs. Christo
pher Butte, Mrs. Dan McLellan,
Mrs. Allan Carson, Mrs. Wallace
Carson. Mrs.! John Carson, Mrs
W. D. Thomas. Mrs. F. E. Mer
cer. Mrs. R. .5-: Mensies, Mrs.LG.
N. Kelso.' Mrs; Trou D. Wood, Mrs,
' Dorsey Reeves, Mrs. Charles De-
- VaL Mrs. Cyril Nadon, Mrs. S. G
Hlnkle, Mrs. I Elmer Lewis. Mrs
A. M. Johnson, Mrs. A. H. wnson
Mrs. James Kuhns, Mrs." N. J
Grlgg. Mrs. M. K. Smith. Mrs. W
P. Wathins. Mrs. H. A. Wiley,
Mrs. Bert Stanes, Mrs. L. O. Lam
beth, Mrs. K. N. Helnleln, Mrs.
Ells, Lantx. Mrs. Clay Egelston,
Mrs. Molly Farmer, Mrs. Ralph
Eggstaff, Mrs. E. A. Donnelly.
, Mrs. Knight Pearcy, Mrs. H. R.
White. Mrs. JT." A. Brown, Mrs.
A. J. Cleveland, Mrs. Carl E.
Babs, Mrs. C. S. Watson, Mrs.
Fred W. Stlnette of Dallas; Mrs.
Getfrge Hug. Mrs. B. F. Pound,
SOCIAL CALENDAB '
Tuesday, May 1$, , ,
Bible Study class ot Mrs. C. A. Pari, leader, at he '
home, 1 o'clock; all interested women Invited to attend.
Tomarco class of First Methodist church, and fami
lies, potluek dinner. 8:30 o'clock at church. 1
Writer's section ot the Salem Arts League at the
J. M. Clifford home, 1585 Ferry street, S o'clock. Mrs.
B. L. Steeves, Joint hostess. ' ; ?
Get-Together" rally for Grand Army of, Republic
and allied organizations at. chamber of commerce, t
o'clock. . . ' ':
Girl Reserves Mothers meeting with Mrs. Percy
Kelly. 2:15 o'clock;
Musical program being sponsored by T. W. 0. A. at
Waller hall, 8:15 o'clock.
Wednesday, May 17
South Central Circle. First M. E. church with Mrs.
E.T.B. Hill, 1860 Fir street.
Lucy Ann Lee circle of First M. E. church, with
Mrs. B. L. Steeves and Mrs. Walter Spauldlng at Spauld
Ing home, 1726 Court street. 2:30 o'clock.
Women's Foreign Missionary society ot Leslie
church with Mrs. J. Vinton Scott. 53 S Statesman street.
P. L. E. and F. club, with Mrs. John F. C. Teken
bnrg, at Macleay, 2 o'clock; potluck supper at T o'clock
with additional guests, husbands and Knights.
Official risit ot Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs. Anna
M. Ellis, Chadwick chapter. Order of Eastern Star, in
Masonic temple. Business and social meeting.
Thursday, May 18
HayesTille Women's club, with Mrs. Rovilla McAfee,
12 o'clock luncheon.
Saturday, May 20
American Association of University Women, Masonic
temple. 1 o'clock luncheon; speaker. Dr. V. L. O. Chit
tock, of Reed college.
Card Benefit ior Child
Welfare Proves Popular
Clubs and Church Activities Numerous in
Valley Districts
Var Mothers HodlY. W. a A. Musical
Benefit of Interest
Meeting ;
Dallas. Twelve tables ot cards
in In nlav at tha benefit party
Mrs. B. V. Wooton, Mrs. W. D.f0- eblid welfare held Friday af-
Erans. Mrs. Frank Spears, Mrs. ternoon by Mrs. R. T. Morrison,
W. Carlton Smith, Mrs. Percy president ot the Dallas Women's
Kelly, Mrs. George Rose, Mrs. Ar- ciUb, and Mrs. A. R. Hartman,
taur nann Mrs. ueorge waters, secretary of the clsb, Mrs. Marry
Mrs. Prince I Byrd, Mrs. Louis Mueller received the prize for
Laehmund, Mrs. Roy Byrd, Mrs. high score among those playing
c. w. sawyer. Mrs. nat js. uoss, icon tract bridge: Mrs. wuuam
Mrs. H. R. Woodburn, Mrs
George E. Manning, Mrs. C. TJ.
Bartlett, Mrs. Kenneth . Dahon,
Mrs. Jesse Campbell, Mrs. Homer
MeWain, Mrs. Charles Wiper,
Mrs. E. .R. Austin, Mrs. George
Merrill, Mrs. ; James McFarland,
Mrs. Rue Drager, Mrs. E. O.
' Clark, Mrs. Harry Wechter, Mrs.
Gerlinger, aucUon bridge, and
Mrs.- Gus Eiie, tee.
.
Haxel Green Mrs. Louis
Wampler and Mrs. Maurice Dun-
nican Planned a Mothers Day
nicnle 8unday to honor their
mothers, Mrs. Edward Dunnlgan
Rmtm RrkhAnitonit. sin. north. 1 Sr.. and . Mrs. Fred Chapman 8r
Bentley. Mrs.; Jessie Sims, Mrs. Hhlrty-flve persons enjoyed the
Maud Holeombe, Mrs. Vena Lee I day at tne uannigan para.
TAm. alt A tTVnin. r Mm I -WW
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uwrenc imnn, Jc. ono-i . -rrrn. MArt.(n1
. Mm Tvwall WliH, Mm w -.
PT. Vw.J- VVV- v. cIu.p the J. Q. club at her home ror an
Claud Edwards, Mrs. Van SeUar . - .,.. M- 500.M
Mrs. J. A. Gosser and Mrs. Harry
Wieder, Mrs. E. B. Wood, Mrs. O
C Locke, Mrs. A. 8. Hussey, Mrs.
Roy Hurst, Mrs. Ed Gabriel, Mrs,
Al Adolphson, Mrs. John Beakey,
Mrs. Frank i Rock, Mrs. Paul
Ficke, Dr. Marian Follls, Mrs.
- Earl T. Andresen, Mrs. Charles M.
Greene, Mrs. George S. McFee,
Mrs. Dennis 2. Bowe, Mrs. Welter
H. Zoeel, Mrs.: John W. Kltzmiller,
Mrs. Harry Belt, Mrs. H. F. Thom
as. Mrs. Erie Fulghom, Mrs. Ralph
Wlrth, Mrs. ! Gordon Thompson,
Mrs. Glenn ; Drager, Mrs. Max
Flanery, Mrs. Walter Looney,
Winchell held winning scores.
Mrs. Vernon Rings assisted at the
tea hour. Present were Mrs. any
Newgent, Mrs. J. A. Gosser, Mrs.
Jesse Mathis, Mrs. Clarence Bun
delL Mrs. Harry Winchel, Mrs.
Harlle Smalley, Mrs. Vernon Rings
and Mrs. Frank Wells.
It Is announced in Salem that
Miss Florence May became tne
bride of Chesley Campbell la a
aulet ceremony at VancouTer,
Rlckreall The Rickreall
Ladies Aid wss entertained at
the home of Mrs. J. O. Price la
Dallas, on Wednesday afternoon,
nearly 36 members and sereral
inrited guests being present.
A picnio was planned for May
28 at Neiscott for members and
families.
.
Woodburn Miss Joyce Wood-
fla presented her intermediate pi
ano pupils in ensemble . recital
Saturday erenlng at the Metho
dist Episcopal church as the clos
ing feature of good music week.
Miss Elisabeth Schults and
nephew, Bobby GUI. ot San Fran
cisco, are guests at the home ot
Miss Schults parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. H. C. Schults. They expect
to be in Salem for about 16 days.
Miss A Breithaupt
Announces Her
Engagement'
Ina charmingly informal party
for whieh Miss Loretta Varley
and Miss Helen Breithaupt were
hostesses at . -the Varley ' home
Monday night. Miss Irene Ereit
hanpt announced her betrothal to
George VanNatta of fit, Helens. . ; 1
Gay corsages were presented
each of the. 12 Intimate friends
inrited for the erenlng and in
the flowers were concealed the
cards bearing the announcement.
No definite date was set for the
wedding but It is understood thst
it will be soon.
Miss Breithaupt is the daughter
ot Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Breithaupt.
Sho Is a graduate ot Willamette
unlrersity and a member of Alpha
Phi Alpha sorority. Both In col
lege and church circles. Miss
Breithaupt has been popular and
Try aetire.
Mr. VanNatta Is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. VanNatta of Port
land. Ho also is a graduate ot
Willamette, school ot law. He Is a
practicing attorney in St Helens,
where they will make their home
following the wedding.
The erenlng Monday was spent
informally and concluded with an
attractlre coffee hour.
Program Announced
For Patriotic Rally
Members of all patriotic organ
izations represented in Salem are
cordially inrited to be present at
tne Patriotic Rally tonight at I
o clock at the chamber of com
merce rooms.
The program sponsored by the
allied organisations et the Grand
Army of the Republic, will be as
follows:
America, audience: i Invocation.
Colonel Mercer; Encampment
news. Q. R. Storer; trumpet solo,
Edgar Brock: Memorial Dar. L.
C. MeShane; dance, Jean Audrey
Adams; rocal solo, Mildred Ma
sher; reading. Colonel Mereer;
community singing led by Mrs. F.
Ls. waters.
Worthy Matron
To Visit Tonight
Members of Chadwick chap
ter. Order ot Eastern Star, will
hare as a speelal guest tonight.
Mrs.- Anna M. Ellis, of Oaribal
dl, worthy grand matron. She
Is on her official rislt and all
chapter members are urged to be
present.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hauser
and committee are in charge ot
arranging the social hoar whieh
will follow the business ot the
erenlng.
: The Amerlaaa Way, Mothers ot
the atatajield an execntiro meet
ing at the homo of tee state pres
ident. Mrs. Mabel Lockwood, Mon
day afternoon with officers from
Portland, Albany and Salem pres
at. .r..;r, V, . v u
Plans were made' tor the Visit
of the national president of War
Mothers.- Mrs.' Lenore H. Stone ot
Washington. D. C. which win be
an erent ot the near tature.
The executive board also made
plana for the annual June 18.
''father's day program to be ob
served each .year at Champoeg.
It was announced from this
meeting that the national conven
tion ot War Mothers would be an'
erent ot September and that it
would be attended by Mrs. Mabel
Lockwood ' as official delegate.
The convention -will bo held In In
dianapolis. Past presidents pins were pre
sented to Mrs. Emilie Hendricks,
and Mrs. Ada V. Skiff at this
meeting.
' The meeting concluded with an
informal social and tea hour.
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Mother-Daughter
Silver Tea Given
The Berean chapter ot the
World Wide guild. First Baptist
church, tare a Mother and Daugh
ter sliver tea, Saturday afternoon
at the heme ot Miss Elma Heyt.
The room was beautifully decor
ated with lilacs iris, tulips, nar-
elssns and splrea, using lavender
and white as the color scheme.
The program for the afternoon
consisted ot piano numbers by
Berndette Clark, Doris Bernett
and Alice Lacas; readings by WU-
Ua Ellis and Margaret Ayers;
Quartet numbers by Doris Harn
ett. Alice Lucas, Ildria Beach and
Berndette Clark; a rocal duet by
Lucille Bennett and Mildred Me-
Adaos, and a rocal solo by Dor
othy Dierks.
Those pouring daring tho first
hour were Gail McClean and Iran
Bennett, during the second hour
Peggy Peterson and Margaret
Ayers. Lillian Roethlin. Elma
Hoyt, Anna Hoyt and Joy Greig
assisted In serving.
Calling daring the afternoon
wero Mrs. McAdams, Mrs. Ayers,
Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Neal, Mrs.
Medean, Mrs. Srixon, Mrs. Stark
er, Mrs. Watte, Mrs. Hoyt, Mrs.
Clark Mrs. Greig, Miss Verty
Grant, Miss Lucille White. Miss.;
Helen Austin and. Miss Dorothy
Dell Starker.
Mrs. J. N. Derers left Monday
night tor Washington. D. C.
where she will loin Mr. Derers,
who is now there on state busi
ness. After probably two days
spent in Washington, Mr. and Mrs.
Devers will leave for home via
Indianapolis, where Mrs. Devers
will Tisit with relatives. 8he
pects to bo back In Salem within
three weeks.
One "of the most "unusual mu
sical . programs to be presented
tor soma time U Salsa wCl be
that ot toalght at t:ll at Waller
hall ' when about SI . string . In
struments wtn appear la eoneert
under tho direction, ot Priscilla
Melaingt?. ' -r : ; -.
Tne proceeds wtu go to- aid la
making up tho budget of tho T.
W. C A. for this year The pro
gram-includes:
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Hawaiian' Lullaby ..........
. . . . Arr. Priscilla Melslnger ,
Spanish Fandango
....Arr. Priscilla Melslnger
- Beginners Orchestra
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Medley ..Spanish Guitar Group
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Maggie ........Arr. Wm. Foder
Hawaiian Flowers
..........Arr. Wm. Foder
Rebekah Orchestra
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Vie Le Rol. Spanish Guitar Group
Let Me Call Ton Sweet
heart ..Spanish Guitar Group
: Hazel McElroy
6
Memories Cooper
Hawaiian Guitar Ensemble
6
Hawaiian Beauty Clark
Hilo March Clark
Kill ma Guitar Clsb
7
Barcarolle ."Tales of Hoffman"
Mandolin Ensemble
Readings
1. Confessions ..Carazsl
2. Selected
Kathleen Skinner
8
Under the Shadows ..Orchestra
Hawaiian Love Song
.Guitar Quartet
Rock of Ages .Mandolin Quartet
God Be With Ton Orchestra
Silver Strin Orchestra
9
Dance Characteristic. Banjo Solo
Whispering Banjo Solo
Hilda Crawford
10
High School Gang
Advanced Orchestra
Hello Aloha. Advanced Orchestra
Vocal Trio, Llppold, Gallaher
Moqre
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The Rosary Steel Guitar
Verda Olmsted
12
Medley .Novelty
Garrett, Priem, Melslnger
Badeau
Honolulu Moon
Misty Moon ..Priscilla Melslnger
Ensemble of Fire Clubs
The American War Mothers are
to be guests et the Elslaore
theatre this afternoon and tor
that reason there will be no regu
lar meeting for the chapter on
this date. They are meeting at
1:48 o'clock.
Miss Agnes Bayne was aaother
Salem resident to spend the week
end in Portland.
Mr.' and Mrs. LaRonda Pierce
spent the week end la Portland.
Miss Dowling Wed
In Quiet Service
: Sunday y
" Miss Catherine. DowUn of 8a
em. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Dowling of MaeDowaU,
Sask - Canada, became the bride
of Veryle W. Jones, son ot Mr. snd
Mrs. Frank Jones of MeMinsville,
Sunday morning. In a quiet senr-
Irs U the chapel of the First
rTMbytsnan church of Salem. ...
Rev. G rover Birtchet read the
service before only Immediate rel
atives and eloso friends. Follow
ing tho service Mr. and Mrs. Jones
left for a motor trip to California
and after their return will be at
homo in McMinnrlJlo where Mr.
Jones is In business.
Mrs. Josh Is a graduate nurse
of St. Paul's hospital of Saska
toon. Sask. She has made her
homo in Salem for the past five
years.
Endeavor Officers
Installed
At the Christian Endeavor ot
First Christian church meeting
Sunday evening, the officers for
the coming year were installed at
an Impressive service. Those in
stalled were Bill Jndson. presi
dent! Erma Cole, rice president;
Zella Webb, secretary; Warner
Jackson, treasurer, and Ruth Pen
dergraft, song leader. . The retir
ing officers are Josephine Hull,
president; Marian Mint horn, rice
president: Genera Barnes, secre
tary; Warner Jackson, treasurer,
and Opal Yates, song leader. How
ard Cole Is the organist.
A large group 'f young neople
ot nlgn school age were present
for tho event.
Accredited music teachers of
the city should register their cer
tificates with Prof. Fred Wolf or
the high school, la order to be
ready tor the new certified list of
teachers whieh is now being Arranged.
day morning for Pendleton, where
Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Raines will
act as delegates from the Re
bekah lodge sad Mr. Taylor and
Mr. WUscin as delegates from the
L 6. O. lodge ot Mill Ciiy. to
the state meeting ot (he grand
lodge. They are making the trip
by auto.
Sunnytide School '?
Closed; to Reopen 4
. With New System!
SUNNTSIDE. May 18 -i -The
Snnyside school closed today, -with
an all day picnic for the
community. Sports were .enjoy
ed, snd dlplomss granted to
Maurice Johnson. Ruth Barry, ,
Larlnla Brown nnd Dick Chand- i
ler. - ' '
School will reopen In Septem
ber under a new system, with the
rationalized school program to
bo used in one room, where Mrs.
Jessie L Rains will bo teaeher.
She will spend the summer at
her home In Salem preparing for '
tho new work. Miss Jones, pri
msry tescher. will be in Salem
most of tho summer.
RECRUITS FOREST MET!
GATES. - May 18. Henry
White of Detroit, spent Thursday
here signing recruits for service
work In the forest this summer.
There are usually quite a num
ber of men from this community
who engage in this work, each
year.
TO LODGE MEET
MILL CITY. May 16 Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Taylor, Mrs. A. L.
Raines and Charles Wilson ex
pect to leave Mill City early Tues-
Ncw! Electric APEX
Moth S100L
Fumlgator slla
Goanatsed for two yean.
FoccaUia EUetrie FVnt-
gator. Ftvfooteord. With
ana et six Apex Fmnl
eakN. Leaves a
TTinnl Sore. Safe. Um
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THE CAPITAL
DRUG STORE
J. H. WILLETT
. 405 State, Corner Liberty
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Mrs. Wilson Darby, Mrs. Harry Wash., Saturday. Mrs. Campbell Is
Worth, Mrs.' Frank Bowersoi,
Mrs. M. N. Briggs, Mrs. E. E.
Byrne, Mrs. L. P. Bach, Mrs. Ray
Blnegar, Mrs. Murray Wade, Mrs.
A. W. Lane, Jr., Mrs. W. O. Con
ner, Mrs. V. E. Newcomb, .Mrs.
Elbert Bradford, Mrs. Marian
Cunningham, Mrs. Harold Ingh-
ram, Mrs. Carl Susbauer, Mrs.
Louis Laehmund, Mrs. Alexander
McGee, Mrs. Willis E. Vincent,
Mrs. Joseph V. Schur, Mrs. Armln
E. Berger, Mrs. V. P. McNamara,
Mrs. L. V. Benson, Mrs. Ht H.
Hulsey, Mrs. J. B. Akin, Mrs. E.
W. Cruson. Mrs. Robert Kreason
- and Mrs. C. K Logan.
Miss Ida Rues, wno has been a
visitor in Salem during the win
ter left this week end for her
homo in Dee Moines, la. She will
visit in MInnisota en route home.
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There will be a silver tea and
quilt display given by the May
circle ot Jason Lee Ladles Aid on
Wednesday beginning at 2:30, in
the church parlors.
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Mr. and Mrs. Earle C. Miller
re home again after a week's
visit with Mr, iMIUer's parents in
Roseburg.
tha dauzhter ot Mr. and Mrs.
George May of Salem. Mr. ana
Mrs. Campbell will make their
home in Salem where Mr. Camp
bell Is in business.
The Woman's Foreign Mission
ary society ot Leslie church will
meet Wednesday aiternoon at me
home ot Mrs. J. Vinton Scott, 635
Statesman street. Leader ot devo
tions will be Mrs. Mason Bishop;
lesson study, Miss Jennie Dalley.
The assisting hostesses will be
Mrs. Charles Vlck and Mrs. E. D.
Roseman.
The P. L. E. and F. club ot the
Pythian Sisters will meet Wednes
day afternoon at the borne oz mrs.
John F. C. Tekenburg at 2 o'clock
In Macleay. A notluck supper will
be served at 7 o'clock. Additional
guests for this will be husbands
and Knights.
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To Neglect
YOUR EYES
I its the poorest possible eoon-
omy to pus on niins jvu
oculist particularly when
jour eyes can be tested and
glasses supplied for so little.
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Wednesday and Thursday Only
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Starting Tuesday Horning
Clearing out oar stock preparatory to closing salesjard
for tho lexsoa
Eandreds ef shrubs and treat
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' Ersryeea fihrubs a
20c, 30c, 50c
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cjllt of the Utaaess of tho gexxca, dsn to cod moist '
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ML CURTIS ELLIOTT, 21 LOCUST AVE NEWROCUELLEtlf. T. W.W, MAJOR, 2382 W. GRAND AVE DETROIT, WCBIGAlf
CURTIS ELLIOTT had been
looking at cars for months.
He has to drive about 75 mfles
a day, so economy Is Important.
"Then along came Plymouth's
radio announcement. A 4-door
Six-Cylinder Sedan for (510
sounded good to tne. Today I'm
driving a Standard Plymouth.'
Thanks, llr. Effiott. We think
there ere slot of people who are
1000302 for this kind of a car.
Tha Standard has all the fea
tures that mada ITymoutfc fa
tnoua. It's a 70 borse-powersd
sizomo lCS-mcb meelbase. With
Pntent Floating Power aogino
xnountangs hydraulic brakes
...8afety-stbodies...RigJd-X,
double-drop frame.
And what a thria these new
Standard Plymouth Six prices
are. People used to think that
Plymouth was higher than the
very lowest-priced cars.
Today... Plymouth prices are
slow as the lowest. And the
4-door sedan Is today's lowest
priced tcylhider4-c'aor8odsmt
Oo see the new Plymouth today.
rl DETROIT people get the
latest facts about cart . . . '
even before they happen.
So whmMr.lfajor heard that
Plymouth was going to bring out
a new long whedbase car. ..it
sounded like just whathe wanted.
Td been driving one of tha
other low-priced cars," said Mr.
Major. "But I decided ta look
at tbarjewDeLuxe.
STANDARD PLYMOUTH SIX
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Floatma
engine meant
lags. Safety'
Glass at extra
payment .eoa
. weaieat terms.
"When Mrs. Major saw that
car.Mit was all erer. Irs bigrsr
and sniartcr-lrtoVing thsm others
.and tbata why wt bought ft."
That's a real rrrnpllntrnt.. COO
sag firecaja Detroit antornobflo
buyer. Tbe X Ltxn is kngsTM.1'
lU-inch whedbase. If tbe
world's biggest low-priced shc.
in inches and in value. With
Free Wheeling ... all-silent
trsnsniission... automatic dutch
at alight extra cost.
. YouUCks the new smart ra
diator. Youll like the beautifully
stykd interior.,. its deep wide
seats and handsome paneling.
Wont you see the De Luxe
Flrmoutbbefuc cyoubuy anyesx?
01 IUXI PLYMOUTH SIX
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The Importance
Of Cotton WiU
be Demonstrated
At Miller's All
Of This Week!
KING COTTON RULES!
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