The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, May 26, 1933, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextI I' r ft V The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning:, May 26, 1933 PAGE FIV5 (OS r P "5at ' fciifcj..iihii .. -n- itiffvrifii.ri.r-iirT r- - - ,r L .w-'Wt','i,iiii,ii.,iiMln,i.i,i,i,i,i,,.li,ii,,,,i,l iiin.r Tak .'i t em MODE SCHOOLS END HS FOB YEAR Let s . WW U 71 !) moimavi 6 r f r , t ft .178 SOUTH COMMERCIAL STREET with any price setting organizations. We set our own price on ALL merchandise and you will find it the LOWEST at all times. BuniieP None Sold to Dealers Pound 22C All BccS lombuicof pound g(3 Choice V ! f Beef Roasts Lb;) ----- Pore Pork Sausage Lb. E(0)( Choice Tender Steals Lb. E2 Lean Shoulder ' Pork Roasts Lb. Tender Beef to Boil Lb. (cp Lean Loin Pork Chops Lb. Lean - A Leg of Pork y Lb. jiy2C Best Grade Oleo 3 Lbs. Vegetable Shortening 3 lbs. Free Delivery Open Until 9 p.m. Sat. Nite Dial 8686 r l! 3Fi?cb IT 1TIHIE to ooc . rfc boy with the car cooled tonsils He'll show you bow baseball shouldn't he played . How love shouldn't be made. Coming Sunday and Monday, May 28 and 29 ... . . . 1 X. OA (All Subscriptions nut oe m neiore o o uiwt .'ioui Ond 3-Month Subscription to The Statesman Will Entitle You to Two Tickets SUBSCRIPTION BLANK AND TICKET COUPON 1 ; I Pitas enter my subscription to The Oregon Statesman, for three months tbe"" ua- I -1 :..?!! Iz7 A iiT i to war vour carrier the regular rate of 41 cents per 11,1, s, UI U0a w aw aa saj w j wv w - month. I hare not been a subscriber for the past thirty days. I Signed ....... I address .. f .t Phone . 3. -Secured by. I I I i I Mall or britK UW ofder to' The SUtesmanAs soon I two ..amission-tickets to tha Elslnftre theatre. ADinssiow tiuu&is uuuj bu TO jrSS ' ScEPT SATURDAYS, SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS. Note: Mafl iubriptlpM I mUSl D paid IU uiik.; ...... , . - - - . a " . . - MAIL RATi MONTHS 1M. Bt CARRIER CENTS "kSJZl Ik - it - subscriber . ts. one lo irnom.iBe ounenuiaji - --. I Central Howell Holds Formal Exercise; Lake Labish ers Finish CENTRAL HOWELL. May 11 -The eighth grade gradnation eiercisfte at th schoolhouse Taes day night -were the most formal and complete of any class ever graduated here. Seated on the platform were the 13 graduates. Mrs. Grace Sehon, teacher; Mrs. Fulkerson, county superintend ent; Ernest Werner, chairman of ! directors; Clarence Simmons, W. A. Roth and Dan Steffen, clerk. On the program: Graduates' march with Miss Schreiber at the piano; invocation by Rev. J. . M. Frans; song by class; salutatory, Florence Hanson; class roll, John Zurcher; class history, Donald Kuenzi; vocal duet, Emmallne and Evallne Nafziger; class poem, Ids, Scbarer; class prophecy, yer non Beals; class will, Hollis Ramsden; People, Emil Ped; vo cal duet. Dennis Loganbill and Albert Scharer; Heritage, Roy j Wilcox, valedictory, Lucille Roth; song, class. Mrs. Sehon present ed the class to Mr. Werner, ana he, in turn, presented them to Mrs. Fulkerson who gave them their diplomas brought to her by little Shirley Kaufman. The , seventh grade was In charge. LAKE LABISH. May 25 Lake Labish school district 102, closed i Tuesday with a Joyful picnic held upon the school grounds. Lila Perkins and Kenneth Takavama completed the eighth grade, and will attend high scnooi in saiem. Miss Rose Marie Compau. teacher, exDects to spend a part of her va cation in California. A-; " " - " A - ' f' " ;-" V u -. r4 f: -ill - V ' K 11 JAMt... X... w.. nn,.,.,,,! , ,,,, ' LJLJ ESEMliSfc LINCOLN, May 25 The Lin coln school closed Friday with an all day meeting to which the community was invited. An im promptu program was given: Readings by Naomi Merrick. Mer rllyn and Edrudell Boyd, Marion Walling; community sing with Mrs. Harold Isherwood at piano; stories by Norman Merrick end Garlon Walla.ce; poems, Alvin Madsen, Mrs. George Boyd, Mrs. Alvin Madsen, Edr-dell Boyd and Marion Walling; two songs by tne school with the teacher, Mrs. Ir ene Castle, at piano. Carnival Fun Slated Today For Liberty LIBERTY, May 25 The school will hold its spring carnival Fri day night of this week, with. A. V. Meyers, principal, directing. Vic tor Gibson is general manager and Jack Daseh, business manager. Proceeds from the variety of booths and concessions will go for the school's mimeograph debt and athletic fund. The program will include: pri mary room, "Topsy Turvey Song" by Almira Anderson, Annabelle Vickers, Teddy Gordon, Ernest Smith, John Strohmaler, Patsy Brown, Clarke Houser and Ralph Weiderkehr. Sixth and seventh grades, minstrel show, by Victor Gibson, Grace Salladay, Marjorie Dencer. Raymond Criteser, Ruby Jones, Merlyn Gunnell, Charles Cunningham, George Smith, Rog er Lewis, Edward Strohmaler, Dallas Spencer, James Rowland, Echo Sargent and Andrew Coleman. Old time darky songs will be given by Victor Gibson, Tillman Houser, Charles Cunningham, Sam Eshleman, Wayne Gordon, Joe Williams, Junette Anderson, Opal Norris, Echo Sargent, Patsy Dasch, Pauline Decatur, RuDy Jones, Jacqueline Judd, Wllma Sargent, Margaret Copley, Laura Anderson, Mary Copley, Mary Sar gent, Helen Strohmaler, Mildred Leek, Rowena Westenhouse and Peggy Browning. There is no admission, tickets so far sold to be redeemable at the amusement booths. Class Program is Slated Tonight at Jefferson School JEFFERSON. May 25 The high school Junior-senior banquet was held at the Christian church Wednesday at 7 p. m., with 35 attending, including besides- the Juniors and seniors, the . faculty and Mrs. Lyman W. Patton. A three course dinner was served by the sophomore girls dressed in Dutch costumes. Miss Lucille Pratt was the toastmistrees. The baccalaureate services were held at the Christian church Sun day night. Ard Hoven gave the address. Friday, May 26, is class night, which will be -featured at the school house. There will be the usual program, and the presenta tion of athletic awards. After the program there will be a btrefit pie social. - Corn Plantings May Be Damaged by Rain LARWOOD. May 2fi Glee Gainer, Burl Shanks and Bill Asp are cutting- logs off Rogers moun tain preparatory to trucking them to Lebanon. Considerable damage was done to early gardens by the recent hail storm. Farmers also fear that the prolonged cold rains have rotted the seed corn which many had planted. - , Fred Meyer Shops Feature Outing Needs at Deep-Cut Prices! Be Prepared for. That Trip! JUST 4 more days 'till Decoration Day and we're off prepared with everything needed for a rousing good to the beach, to the mountains, and to almost every time from corned beef to tennis balls they're all place but Buffalo ! Let's make it a real holiday and be here at a saving! - " pcqcnBaUs SOAcsortcS is EastomHhn REPORT NEW ARRIVAL . BRUSH CREEK. Mar 25 Rel atives here have received word rf 1 the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Larsen at Galata. Montana April 32. Both Mr. and Mrs. Larson lived here during their youtlu She was Miss Louise Hatteberg, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ole Hatteberg. - II - inch multl -beach ball with all gum bladder, by U. S. Rubber Co. For the colored strong Made 29c Hair 10c Faultless Water-Tight bathing cap with chin- strap, Ass't colors. Other neat models 29c 59c 72 of Pond'a chiefs, cream. Softer! 75c Hainnore 53c SSe Uq. 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