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Newspaper Page Text- f. f. PAGE EIGI1T The OREGON STATESMAN," Salem, Oregon, Saturday Morning, July 15, 1933 II 1. M'ffiUEOII DIES III SERVICE Body to be Brought to Hayesville for Burial; Gar-; , net Six Honored HAYESVILLE, July 14 Mr and Mrs. W. A. McMelleon re ceived, word 'Sunday afternoon of the death of their only son War- ; Ttm. B. -who- is la the . marine ser- , stationed at Honolulu. Death 1 was ' due "to" burns received from .- gasoline. . Full particulars could mat be- -learned as the ..boat only aaakea that port on certain days. " .' The body will be brought here fat burial. Mrs. Roy Marken, only ' later.-fvoia, Seattle, has come to etay with her parents. Building New Home ... Mr., and Mrs., " verkogen Are ."- erecting, a new' home on the high- . way north of L. B- George s new residence. - - ' An enjoyable time was spent at 'the home, of Mr. .and Mrs. Six Mpnday" evening, the occasion he ns the 19 th birthday anniversary f their son Garnet. Present were ' Mrs.' Cora Kulp, Mr. and . Vrs. Ftank Lit wilier' and sons. Frankle. Marvin and Buddie, Mr and Mrs. Clyde Hoffer and daugh- . ters II a. Cora Mae "and Carma- Jean, Mrs. St." Louis, Linette St. - Louis; Ernest, David and Wiliard : Frlesen, Mllford Stule, Garnet and Muriel Six. '.', i mm mi HELD AT ST. ML , : ST. PAtL, July 1 4. A" re- nion of the Gooding family was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and. Mrs. James F. Davidson. Din ner was served on the lawn. John Gooding was elected ' president and Ray Glatt of Woodburn, sec retary. A committee was ' also appointed to plan for the reunion ext year. - ' .' Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles 'Gooding and sons, Phillip and Franklin; Mr. and, Mrs. L. P. Gooding and daugh ters, Lauretta and Erma; Mr. and MrsW. Ll Gooding and children, Margaret, Marie, Elmer and Eileen r Mr. John Gooding; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davidson and, chil dren, Patticla, Mary Cecilia, Don ald," James, 'Laura and Robert; Mr. and Mrs. James Gooding and children; and Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard Gooding, all of St. Paul; Mr. and Mrs. William Gooding and children, Relda and Harold; Mr., and Mrs. l"red Dental - and daughters, Betty aad Dorothy. - Miss. Alicia Smith, employed at Montgomery Ward and company .in Portland, is spending a vaca . tlon .with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.? P. C. Smith. Frances Eder, also employed in Portland at the Ideal Dairy; is spending her va- cation r with her mother, Mrs. Laurence Rasmussen. E HOT DAYS INDEPENDENCE, July 14-The whole training school took a day off to have a picnic in Dallas park Wednesday. The group left ta a caravan and 'spent the day enjoying the swimming and park amusements. Teachers accom panlng the students were: Miss Oma Bell Emmons, Miss Henritta Wolfer, Miss Mary Donaldson, Mrs. Elsie Bolt and Mrs. MeUord Nelson. Those parents and others who took cars in the caravan were: E. A. Dunkel, Fred Oberson, K. L. Williams, William House, Mrs. MeiXer Nelson, Mrs. Elsie Bolt, Mtsa Katmons, Rer. H. G. Hanson, Miss Wolfer, Mrs. Wunder, Mrs. WileqaJst. and Sam Hoover, who took a large track. Grange H. E. Club Hears Prohibition Talk by Mrs. Buck Victor Point. July 14 The Union Hill grange H. E club met Wednesday afternoon at the home ef Mrs. Floyd Fox with Mrs. M. M. Gilmour and Mrs. W. A. Hea ter assisting the hostess. After a short business meeting came the program, which was in charge of Mrs. Byron McElhany. Mrs. Necia Buck of the Salem W.C.T.TJ. gave an interesting and Instructive lecture: Mrs. W. F, ' Krens sang and Mary Butler gave a reading. The club will meet again Aug. nst 9 with Mrs. C. C. Carter, Mrs. Prank Heater and Mrs. W. R Heater as hostesses. Mrs. Vera aad Ylrgene Scott will arrange the program. i Gentle Previews Part of New Book . For Normal Group MONMOUTH, July 14 (Spe cial) Thomas H. Gentle address ed the Normal school assembly to day. He gave an interesting sketch ot the opening chapter of -his book, sow under preparation. - The book is In the form of the reminiscences of an; old lady school teacher, looking back over her long years of educational work from, abont 1885 to the present. ENTERTAIN VISITORS " SCOTTS MILLS, July 14 The Saint Monica alter society of St Paul's church in SHverton met with Mrs. J. N. Amnndson 'Wed nesday afternoon. Present : were Mrs. M. C. Clough, Mrs. Dommo- golla, Mrs. SchnlderJ Mrs. Zoll ner, Mrs.. Stlrber and Mrs. Miller ef Eilverton, and Mrs. Helvey and lira. Fry. Mrs.' Ahler of San Fran- Cisco assisted her sister. NIGS, SWIMMING m in ihe Churches ' . AI.VAsT BAPTIST . ' Hia aad ferry street. W. Earl Coea ran, pastor. Sunday school 8:40 e. a, Mrs. W. A. Barks, superintendent. Preaching service at 10:50; Bar. O. 8. Tonnnll of Portland. associated with Dr. Waig-ht at Baptist headquarters, will spaa at jraiaf and - evening-. i fellowship meeting at t:45, Wednesday aifht. Choir practice Thursday night at regular time. .-V.;v xxsleb rcuroBxay, South' Commercial aad Mjtrt streets. 8. Jarlow J oho son, pastor, S8 East Myers street, phone 9607. Church school at 9:45, K P. Boseman, actine superin tendent. Morning worship, 11 a. as.; am them, "The Lord is ia J&ia Heiy Temple." (Wooler) ; sermon by "Ths pas tor. "The Law' Fa'fillmeatVat the S p.' .at. hoar Leslie joins in a anion serf ice at the South ' Salem" Friend eharta, ttouth Commercial and Washing-, ton streets.' All who are interested ia the aw' deal repeal recommendations - are invited to hear Mra. Buck at this meeting-. Mid week serviee Thursday1 Bight, 1:30, in Leslie hslU. Ulttciat board .Wed aesdav night 8 o'clock, ia lSie hall. TEMPLE BAPTIST Corner lUth and Breymaa . streets. J. it. Briscoe, pastor. Sunday School 9 :45 a. I'm., N.-IX . Anderson, aeperiatendeat.' Sermon. It s. m, subject, ''A Call to Co operation, - Consecration - and xpecta-' iiosuV . txeaing. service. 8 p. . nu.. Pr. J.' Vinton Scott will - give illustrated lecture-on China'. Senior and junior B.- T. 1. U., 7 p. m. Trayer meeting, -Thursday; 7:30 p. sb. r CHXIST EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Corner 18th and State streets. Rev. Amos E.- Hianeman, pastor. German serv ices. 9:15 a. m... subject "The Peaceful Walk of a True Christian." English services, 10 15 a, m. Children's day services. 8undy sehooi, 9:15 a. m. At ten conclusion of the Chidlren's day exercises the Sunday school and eongre gatioa will, gather for Its annual picnic St Hsger'a grove. The Luther league will meet at 7 -p. a.- lor a business meeting at Hager-'a grove. ' BOSESALE ntlESDS ' Milo Clifton Koss, pastor. Sunday school. 10 a.- m., T. D. Trcik, superin tendent. M-arniag worship, 11 a. m., mes ssg, ''Now I Bee.." Bolivian prayer cir cle, - 8 :45, Chriattan Endeavor, 1 p. at., Kns' Pearson, leader. Service of sacred instrumental and vooa! muaio at 8 p. as. Prayer and bible' Mudy, F.iday 8 p. m. HOUSE- OP PBATEa" . IaterdenoaMnationol. Chemeketa ' aad 17th streets. A. J. .Smith.minister. 1382 Skinner street,-West Salem. Prayer and praise serviee - Sunday afternoon, 5e :45, Hnbject, "The International- Crises and Prayer." -Prayer-services also esrh week night at 7:45, except Thursday and Satur day. riRST CHVECH OF GOD TTood and North Cottas-e street.- ff. T. Neal, " pastor. Sunday school 10 a. m., Jamea Davis, superintendent. Sermans, 1 la. so. aad 8 p. m. Young- peocle's meeting, 7 p. m., Mrs. Edna Elloit. presi dent. Prayer and testimony meeting, Wed nesday, 8 p. m. AMERICAN LUTHEBAH Chnrcb, between Chemeketa aad Cen ter streets. P. W. Ericksen, pastor, phone 5088. Morning worship, 10 a. m. : serman topic, "An Experience at the Seaside." Special muste, solo, "The Lord is My Ligbit," (Allisten), Miss Eleanor Moore. Lather league, 7 p. m., Tom Allport, lead er. ..... ... , FIRST GERMAN BAPTIST North Cottage and D streets. G. W. Rutseh, minister. Sunday school 9:45 a. m., Sam Schlnnan, superintendent. Morning worship, -11 a. m., topic, "Equipment for Service." Mixed quar tet singing, "Higher Ground." -Evening service, 8 p. m., topic, "How David' a Name Became Popular." Regular mid week prayer service. 8 p. m. Wednesday. COURT STREET CHURCH OF CHRIST Seventeenth and Court streets. Hugh X. McCallum, pastor, 1744 Chemeketa. Bible school at 9:45 a. m.. Mrs. Irene Weller, superintendent. Morning worship and Lord's supper at 11 a. m., serman theme, "The Floods Came Upon Tbt House." Christian Endeavor societies- meet at 6:15 p. m., three groups. Evening service at 7:3U p. m.. when the children's rnorus sines to the euitar. Letter from Jsmes McCallum at Southgate. Nanking, loins, to be read, telling of the inside story of the Jehol conquest. Sermon there of the evening, "Walt and See." Mid - week service and bible study at the bungalow, Wednesday., 7 :45 p. m. FIRST METHODIST Dr. B. E. Parker, pastor. Church school, 9:45. graded for all ages. Dr. K, M. Gatke, superintendent. Public wor ship. 11 t. a. sormon. "Reconciliation." Dr. B. E. Parker. Masic by quartet. Union serviee ia Willson park, 8:30 p. m.. Rev. Grover C. Birtcbet, speaker. Young people's forum, 7 p. m. PRUITLAND EVANGELICAL Deaa L. Vermillion, minister. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Morning worship 11 a.m.. sermon snoieet. ' The Stewardship of All of Life." FIRST EVANGELICAL North Summer and Marion streets. Em ory W. Pettieord. D. D., minister. Rev. Ieaa L, Vermillion, associste minister. Sunday school, 0:45 a. m. Morning wor ship, 11 a. m. Prelade and offertory ty Mrs. Ethel Poling Phelps. Sermon, "Every Msa Creates His Owa World." Junior, intermediate and senior Christian Endeavor. 7 p. at. Lvangehstie serviee, 8 p. ra. Twenty aslnnte son a service, led by Rev. Dean Vermillion. Sermon, "Sup position and Certainty." Bible study and prayer Thursday, 7:30 p. m. ZBfMABTTEL BAPTIST Corner of Hasel and Academy afreets. Bible school. 10 a. m.. Mare Ssuey, super intendent. Preaching, 11 a. m. and 7:80 m. Cutler B. Whitewell. superintendent ot men at the Eible Institute ef Lot Angeles, will give the moraine atessace. and C. D. Saucy will speak in the evening. Mia-week prayer and . praise service, Thursdsy, 8 p. m. BROOKS COMMUKITT Sunday school. 10 a. m.. Leo Reed. superintendent; Charles Wade, teacher of the adult bible class. Morning worship. 11 a. as., sermon oa the topic of Re- conciliation." . . FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Center and Liberty streets. J. R Si- monds, pastor.' Sunday school, 10 a. m. Morning worship 11 s. m., subject, prohi bition sermon. Dr. E. P. Bordea ot Ore gon City, will bring a stirring mes sage. PBESBTTEBLiX Winter and Chemeketa streets. Grov er C. Birtcbet, D. 1. pastor. Church school, 9:30 a. in., Mrs. Ralph H. Scott, superintendent. Morning worship, 11 a. m. sermon, "Bondage and Freedom." An them, "The Beatitudes," (Shelley). Solo by Miss Tbelma Davis, "Eye Hath Not Seen," from Holy City (Gaul.) Service ia Willsoa park. S:30 p. m. M. C. E. societies, 8:30. Evening praise, 7:30 p. m. sermon, "When Petr Met Jesus." Solo by Mrs. Gordon McGilcbrist, "Bock of Ages," (Remiek). FIRST CHURCH 01 CHBI8T. 8CIEHT18T Chemeketa aad Liberty streets. Sunday school at 9:45. Sunday service, 11 a. m., subject of lesson sermon, "Life." Sua dsy evening services are discontinued daring Jnly and Angast. Testimony njeet ing, Wedaesdsy aight, 8 p. m. Reading room ia Masonie temple, open 11 a. m. to S:30 p. bl, except Sandsys and holi days. JASOH LEE MEMORIAL Corner North Winter aad Jefferson streets. H. G. Hamphrey, pastor. Sunday aehool. 9:45 a. as. Church service, 11 a. mM Rev. 0. U Dark of MeMinnviUe, will speak. Special arasie by Rev. aad Mrt Dark. Xpworth magna service T p.m. Church service, S p. m ia charge of young people. . - ' trjOTARIAH north Cottage aad Chemeketa. No serv ices during summer months. , ST. JOEHS'S EVANOELICAL LOTHBRAH Missouri synod. Corner 16th and A streets. Rev. H. W. Gross, pastor. Ko local services; Joinr mission festival serv ices to be held with the Mi. As gel con gregation -at Mt. Angel, , - - : j r SETOXXED 1 ' -i A'V - Capitol aad Marion streets. "W. 6. Lfen kaemper, pastor. . The aixth aaaaal Re formed chnrch gathering of the anarchs of Portland. Classes irill be held Sunday, July 18, in BoescbVa woods, near Wil soaviHe. Morning aad afternoon asrv tee will be held. Tbe members aad friends of the Salens church art invited to attaad this gathering. XS1QET BXBOIUL ' Corner "19th aad Ferry streets. H. C. Stover, minister. Church school, 10 a, C O. Hsrris, opeTintendent. Morning worship, 11 a, at, "la Praise of the Ckmrch. Anthem, "Forward be Oar Watchword," (Waghorne). Ladies trio, "Holy ia the Lord," (Offenbaeh). Fel lowship dinner at Hsger'a-grove follow ing morning service. "v- - LATTEB DAT SAIBTt ' ' ' Church, 480 North Cotuga street. Sob. day school, 10 a. m.; church immediately after- - . ; - . .' ': FEBE COSTAL AS8EKBLT r Cboreh 420 State street, (over tbt Man's. Shop). Sunday school, 10 a. as. Preaching service 11 a. - m., and - 7:45 p. ai Brother Oetsv Voget will lecture on "Prophecy Fulfilled and' Being Ful filled, Begardiag Jernslem." ' FIRST BAPTIST T-V :'y?- ' ' Mtrioa and North Liberty street. Brit ton Boss, - minister. Bible school, . :sV5 si. m., Fred Broer, superintendent. Morn ing worship II a. m.. special musie by the choir; sermon, "Modern Slaves." Junior,- intermediate aad - aeaior - B. T. P. U.'s at 7 p. as. Prayer meeting before evening service at 7 p. m. Orchestra prelude a 7:45.-EveaLng service at 8 p.' m,. sermon "Capture of the World's greatest Criminal." Service will be held as nsaal oa r Sunday evenings daring the summer months. ';, , .' "( i-v-. 4 ; -rjriPEinEKT spiritual Church, 381 Chemeketa street. Sunday services,; S p. m.,- -speaker. Dr. M. B. Wheeler; atopic, V'The Holy Ghost." Mes sages by accredited mediums. Mid-week meetings, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Class instruction, Wednesday, all meet ings, 8 p. m. t "m' ' ' ' " FIRST CHRISTIAN Turner. R. L. Putnam, pastor." Sua dsy school, 10 a. m.-Morning worship 11 a. .. subject, "Do We Want Our Nation" to be in- Partnership - With ' the Liquor Traffic' Again t'V Evening -worship B p. snY aubjeet.- "The Two r Voices.'; Young people' a .meeting," 7 p. as.. Mid week serTice, Thnridsy. .p, so. ; y r; ; " SOUTH SALEM PBIBHSS 4 South ' Commercial and . Washingtoa; atmata. a Charlea " O." -" Haworth. -BastrtrJ Sunday scluo, 10' a. m.. Berth M.. Ha-; worth, superintendent. Morning worship,! 11 a. m.; ' Mr. and Mrs." Gundry, out-going missionaries to the Sudan Interior mission, will be present aad Mr. Gundry will bring ' the message,;. Mra Gundry ( Lolita - Hihshaw. will " sing aad play her piano, aecordiaa. C. E. meeting, 7 P. m., topic, .''Our Need of Friends'" vaiois proniDtwun rany a p.- m.-vi the Leslie M. E. and South BeBem Friends churches. - Mrs. Necia Back,' national W.' C. T. U. organiser, - will give the address- of the evening. Mrs. Buok is aa able speaker and well- informed oa this great- and-vital - issue. Special music. Thursday, 7:30 p. as., meeting for pray er and bible study.'' CHURCH OP CHRIST "' ' Cottage and Shipping streets. C. T. 8prings, minister, 2875 Pscifie highway. Bible study, 10 a. m. Preaehinr and com munion, 11 a. m. Evening service at 7:30 Young people's training class, Wed nesday, 7:30 p. m. Song practice, Friday at 7:30 p. m. FIRST CHURCH OP THE HAZARE2TB Center and 13th streets. Fletcher Gallo way, pastor. 853 North 14th street, phoae 9630. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m-, P. M. Litwiller, superintendent. Sunday sermon, 11 a. aw "Superlative Spiritual Pri vo le re," number two of a series oa "The Holy Spirit." Evening serviee, 7:30 p. an. "A Hatchery of Vice." K. T. P. 8, aad iuniora. 6:30 a. m.. Mrs. Louella Hardy. president. Prayer meeting, Wedaesday, 7:45 p. m. EVANGELICAL TABERNACLE Ferry . and 13th streets, Charlea O. Weston, ps st or. Sunday school 1 9:45 a. m., OUie W. Schendel, superintendent. Chnrch services 11 a. m. and 7:45 V. m. Mid-week services, Tuesday " and Thnrs dsy, 7:45 p. m. Ladies' prayer service, Wednesday. 2 n. ra. SarordaT young people's serviee. 7:45 p. m. Orchestra rehesrssl, 7 p. m., Saturdsy. j The Salem Ministerial associa tion does not hold regular , meet ings during the summer months but called sessions are held as oc casion- demands. The program committee and the state Institu tions committee will meet: next month to arrange their schedules for the year. Rev. Fletcher Galloway, presi dent of the association, has sent a communication through the mails to each member, pertaining to the election next week. There had come a request that the pastors of the city cooperate in supporting the measure providing for a sew age disposal plant for the eity of Salem. This was referred to the pastors for their individual en dorsement together with the ar gument In its favor. The plan Is to be self-liquidating and desirable from the standpoint ot sanitation and from the standpoint of em ployment relief. The second matter presented In the communication was pertaining to prohibition. Rev. Galloway urged that each member of the association use this final oppor tunity in again clarifying the Is sues to be voted upon together with an appeal to the people to "vote sober," and reminding them that you cannot repeal the effect of alcohol. Smaller Orchards End Cherry Pick In Rickreall Area Rickreall, July 14 Friday will wind up the picking of light cher ries fn the small orchards of this vicinity although in Some of the larger ones it will take sev three days. , era! days neit week. Mr and Mrs. I, w, GrodeJl and daughter Doris . plan to leave Friday for The Dalleg where he will attend the mail carriers con tention. They expect to be gone First Baptist Church Marion and North Liberty Sts. BR1TTON ROSS Minister I 11 a. nModern Slaves" 8 p. in-'Captnre of the World's Greatest Criminal" Special music at both services! Services at the First Baptist church l will be held as usual at S ; O'clock during the ; summer months. - "- , ? ' - PASTORS' SUPPORT ON PLANT IS ASKED HS 116 RECORD The charca'of the Nasarene Is maintaining a busy summer sched ule and exceptional Interest Is be ing manifest. The Sunday school attendance for June exceeded the average attendance for the entire year last year, with a -mark of 246. Plans are being perfected for the North Pacific young people's convention here August 21-25. . - Also the local church is work ing out plans In keeping with the silver ' JuDUee anniversary- of the denomination this fall. The church has. grown from a membership of e,009 m i sos to a membership of 110.000 in im,s- . I Rev, .Fletcher Galloway, -pastor ot the local church is speaking from two series' of sermons. At 11 y-x'K -ik '' lip' ' ' v 'II-'" - v. " n 7 " .v - i y ",' -i u r " ' ' . i-r ' . , . s "; ' - -t :. : , . - .- . n, n- , . . I . ,-)'- " : .. . i . a s ' . , - ... v.:.., " - .. -s.- - . i.- .,---.- - ." V ' I r 4. , - ..v-- " Sore wiA Safety on RIVERSIDES bae of AaGrka's Bmest TIRES priced as low as QJ) 29x4X0-21 1 ' other sbts pncW ttnilartf low FREE T1BE D00nTin6 swm i 275 N. Liberty aTm. tomorrow lie will speak on "Superlative Spiritual Privnege" which L No. 2 ot a series on "The Holy-Spirit,? and af 7:50 p. m. from the subject, The Hatchery of yice" In a series- of messages from the prophecy of Isaiah. An interesting feature-of the Sunday erenlng services"!' request pro gram -of special-musical numbers. The brass quartet will play again Sunday Bight,' ,;,--. : " - ' ' IS JUNIOR PHARMACIST , ; Independence,' July-14 Alfred Sylvester, son ot Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Sylvester has -.received news that he passed the Junior Board of Pharmacy and will be able to assist his father in the drug; store during, the summer. ; He has been In attendance . at North i Pacflo" College of -Pharmacy daring the past two years," coming here - from Tillamook. He "also assists his father in the Jewelry! and clock and watch repair part of their Store.vt-- r:?--v.- '-yi-s T- r. c V u n jv ii 1 ff. GervaisGets; rom wa: GERVAIS, July 14 The town of Gervala is taking on. a lfvely air at this time. Harold Blake of Portland, who has the contract for hardsurfacing the 'Pacific highway - between Brooks , and Hubbard. ,has leased ground on the Southern Pacific, right of way for unloading hls'matertals and is moving v his equipment, .getting readyf to begfcrworky v-rT- -Vv , i l He . has also , leased vth'e . lower floor of . the Masonic, building for his offices. Mr. Blake says he will hat e"work tor. all available men ot - Gervala , who, wish- work! an4 that the pay will.be fJO. cents perl hour for 25 hrurs a.week.--A An - engineer .from, the ," state TT , W- iJbb GasibUj'a$auat 6 man : can. afford that's -what yoa are dodng every time yon drive on old worn : tires! Any minute withoat wariiing--a blowont may endanger yon and your axml;jr! Don't delay Take the gamble out of driving! - Put aafe neV lyersides on your car. XVcstiited Guarantee tThere's nothing half-way or half-hearted about Ward's lire ' guarantee! Every RiVerside' is hacked by the -strongest -guarantee ever.wxitten! It guarantees service that is sails iactory to you! No time limit! No mileage limit! A tire has to be the best has to be made of the finest materials to bebadr-ed by such a guarantee! 7 .:j:y.t::: jl;: - . SaSijcmd Ml - X7o fciriislco.'Xol TeL8774 highway department la egotIaf lsg for another room in which to establish his offices.. Gervals was selected ag the best location for the equipment: because of. its un limited : water." supply, of which they will use a large amount. v . . , . .. ... ... . ' . Bentson aSells 1928 - : Hop Crop, 19 Cents Silverton. Jnlr 14 -G. B. Bent- son reports the sale of S4 bales ot bis 1928 hop crop. , The hops brought li' cents a pound. r Mr. - Bentson still has three years', crop in his possession. Independence July- 14-George i T. Ross was arrested; by ihe, atata j police SatTXrday. and war brought before ; Justice J. CG. Mcintosh: to. answers Ttbarges Zot i; -. driving thrnnrh 'amnion aim an -the Saver Toai,-He; appeared r Mendaf-and 1 Judge . Mcintosh txtendea rn i time until-July .IS. PAX OEVTKS : WXBEJt TBKAB taswaeai Tr el Fewfety ; fives ryem lway -: saeans that yeK i t safety treasl ? : akid pawleerieaj KM BaWtsMtMsS Dry Leader Will J: :SDcak Sunday at 'i & Church-in lVlarion MARION, July 14 Fred Tooze Jr., a member of the dry league, will, speak at " the Preebyteriaa church i In Marion Sunday night. ' At the last meeting of the Mar lon Farmers Union : local plana were completed tor pool buying of twine and grain sacks. Sev ral tons of aalt 'had previously been purchased at a' substantial saving. O. ..... - ' ' NEW ARRIVAIa IS GIRX. . Snhlimltv.' Jnlr 23 Mr. and Ura "Mvtea- Kintv-ar tha narfwts. ot a daughter born Sunday morn- 1 ft g--'S heA h a a. -been'" named Darlene i s : H Miss; ;Terese - Starr ; spent the .s nut 'veek at the. horn of hep tar- enta Mr. jindrMrf. S. J. Starr aad familv.'l.. She? returned te Salem' .Friday, morning-. - v - t ; . CSS ., tP - trUCKeaT : - can step quic Salem, Oregon Lr "V ' - - t- J J 4 Tl Jt 4 a a- a - t 41