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Ace High Bridge
Club Enjoys ,
Supper:
rpHB ACE HIGH CLUB met for
I Jolly no-host buffet rOpper
Sunday night at the home of
Mr. and Mr. Ralph Curtis. Bridge
: was enjoyed following the supper
'hour.' V.'.v
" . Prises were awarded Mr. and
lira, Donald - Deckebach, Mr. and
Mrs. Rodney Alden of Woodburn,
. Mr.: and Mrs.! Morray Wade and
T y Mr. and Mrs. A. TJllman. '
JK . -v Special raests were fMr. and
Mrs. Hal culfel, Mr. and Mn.
Kenneth Dalton. Mr. - and : Mra.
. Rodney Alden, Mr. and Mrs. Wit
mot ; Getty, Mr. and Mm. Tom
RlTett and Mr. and Mrs.' Donald
Deckebach.. , . .?U'
k Members present Included Mr.
and Mrs. Don Hendrie, Mr. and
Mrs. Murray Wade, Mr. and Mrs.
T 1t-A .ii. s m- .-A u l
XJllman, Mrb and Mrs. Arlo Daris.
Mr. and Mra. fJall Jnnea and Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Curtis.
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X On Monday
vaa "entertained Monday after
noon In the home ot Mrs. W. It.
Bpecav Mrs. A. M. Chapman and
Mrs. A. Oehler were assisting host
sees, -y ' ;
Following a . short business
Sleeting the afternoon was spent
Informally and refreshments were
I V aerred. - ,
flv li attendance were Mrs. J. F.
ulrich, Mn. E. T. Gilbert. Mrs.
I. W Law. Mrs. A. Oehler. Mrs.
H. S. Bosshard, Mrs. M. C. Find
ley, Mrs. F. A Well, Mrs. A. M.
Chapman. Mrs. A. C. Haag. Mrs.
O- W. Emmons, Mrs. Lillian Hag-
man and Mrs.! Gordon Black,
The next meeting ot the group
rlU be' held at theTiome of Mrs.
f V E. E. Gilbert and win be a pre
4 4 taerre and pickle shower for the
f Delta Phi house.
Card Club Has Meet
jC' Friday:.;;
v'a:: The card eluh of the Business
mid Professional Women's elub
met Friday night with Mrs. Win
7 -Si Kred Herrlck; and Miss Helen
Loafee Crosby at the home of the
s-former.,. i
Contract and auction were In
rLiV"layfMlai Elisabeth Ann Herrlck
V assisted at the supper hour.
Present were Miss Joint
. ' Holmes, Miss Merl Derrick, Miss
iRnth ucer Miss May Clere-1
7 SJ 5,U.!krUMMtT..Tt
lnnd. Misa Clara Witt. Miss Lois
r -J-k W lrfn. Tlaln TTo vifan Visa
3 ,V TJIrt Tinrph Mra Vfnnn TrntAT.
Mrs. Blanche i King, Mrs. Edith
Loder, Mn. Emily Howard Mrs,
Lillian Cadwelt. and ; the hostess.
Mrs. Herrlck and Miss , Crosby.
CQmeCUmtS; 1745 .
By ANNE ADAMS
When "dressed np."i most tots
like, to be little ladles so put
her In this cunning Uttlo model I
with all Its lady-like frills and!
shell ' be erer so proud of her
self! Hare you ever seen a mora
adorable frock T we wager net!
It boast a fetching little neck-
$1 Pattern
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f sleere
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vft : frock
an. P
shouMer ruffles, parky
sleeres and a tucked skirt- this
let down to lengthen, the
frock as the; young lady grows
up. Bloomen are included : with
the pattern. A dainty flowered
print in dimity, lawn,' swiss or
r ; organdie, or pink or blue crepe
de chine would be our choice.
Pattern :17S Is arallable In
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Dlustrated step - by - step sewing
Instructions included.
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M ot estates, i tmu. Vstalog
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News arid Club
Jessie Steele,
SOCIAL CALENDAR
I Tuesday, January 9 - .
Chl Delta Delphians, at home Mrs. Ethel Bitter.
Hazeldorf Apta., Ill S. Cottage, 9:30 a. m. .
Alpha Phi Alpha : mother's club, chapter home,
2 p. m. ,: . " - - ' ' ' ; '
Beta Chl mother's club, at home Mrs. Henry, Cor -noyer,
s p. m. . '
Open meetlug." Salem Arts League, public library
I.-JO p. mi C. W. Nobler speaker, on "China'.
Mrs.. C. A. Park's bible class at her home, 15 S
CbemekeU street, 2 p. m.
CoTered-dlsh supper, annual meeting and program.
Pint Congregational church, S:S0 p. m.
Junior Guild. St. Paul's Episcopal church, p. m-,
no-host luncheon at borne Mrs. Alton Hurley, 1X25 N.
l9Ul Sons of Union Veterans and auxliiary, 7:10 p. m. at
Woman's clubhouse. Initiation.
Salem Drama league, study class at home Mrs.
H. G. Malson. 910 Tamarack, 2:15 p. m.
F. O fL auxiliary social club, no-host party, at
Fraternal temple, 8 p. m.
Order of Eastern Star, social afternoon. 2 p. m. at
Masonic temple.
Ladies ot the McCormlck class, First M. E. church,
at home Mrs. George Lewis, 1180 N. Winter, 2:30 p. to.
Wednesday, January 10
' Salem high school P. T. A. eyenlng meeting In
school library. Judge Rossman, speaker.
W. F. M. 13. of Flnt M. E. church, 2:15 In church
parlors.
Woman's Missionary society of First Presbyterian
church, 2:30 p. m. In church parlors.
W. H. M. S., Jason Lee church, at home Mn. Walter
Barham. 17S5 N. Fifth, 2:15 p. m.
Scholarship loan tea at home Mn. D. B. Jarman,
giren by Woman's club.
Phil&thean bible class. Pint Evangelical church, at
1 p. m. with Mrs. F. Nleswander, 1724 ChemekeU.
Carnation dub, Degree of Honor, at home Mn.
Fred 0Nell, 740 D street, in afternoon.
Ladles guild, American Lutheran church. In social
rooms. Installation ot oftlcen, 2:20 p. m.
W. H. M. 8., Leslie Memorial church, at home Mrs.
E. T. Barkns, 2 p. m.
; Thursday, January 11
Macabee Thimble club at home Mn. Bertha Lore
land, 405 8. 25th. 2 p.m.
Friday, January 12
Mother's study group, Flnt Congregational church,
at heme Mn. Roger Myphing, 780 N. Summer, 2:20 p. m.
Public installation ot officen, Barbara Frietchle
camp No. I, K. P. hall, lp.m.
In the Valley
Social Realm
Aurora. Birthdays hare been
lnsplntion for some of the
season's most enjoyable enter
taining, and around them much
of the social actiritles for many
weeks hare centered. A group of
friends were entertained at the
hospitable home of Mr. and Mrs.
E. E. Bradtl at a 8:80 o'clock
supper Friday. The table was cen
tered in the colorful reds with
silrer. Flowen were recelred and
a cake was cut In honox of the
37th wedding anniversary ot Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Sadler and the
birthday anniversary of Mn. Sad
ler. Bridge followed.
Before- coffee was serred late
In the erening, an impromptu
wedding ceremony was performed
with the customary attendants
and formalities. Present were Mr.
and Mrs. W. H. Stephens and Mr.
and Mra. L. G. Robinson, Port
land; Mr. and Mn. J. W. Sadler,
Mr. and Mn. A. L. Strickland,
Mr. and Mrs. U. Eiler, Motrin
and John Eiler, Martha Bradtl,
Edward Green, Rudy Pellets and
Mr. and Mrs.' Bradtl.
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Talbot Mr. and Mn. Jake Gil-
mour entertained members otthe
Good Cheer Sunday school class
I at their h&me Friday night.
The new officen were installed:
I president, Eldon Turnldge; Tice-
i president, Marjorle Cole; secre
tary, Georgia . Gllmour; sergeant
at-arms. Dale Turnldge; After a
short derononal aerrice led by
Clair Calaran the young folks en
joyed games.
Present were Marjorle Cole.
Dene Blinston, Margaret Webb.
Sylrla Calaran, Georgia Gllmour.
Lois and Louise Gllmour, Anita
and Shirley Gllmour, Caroline Gil
saonr, Clair Calaran, Eldon Turn
ldge, Beraico Smith, Tlrgil Cala
ran, Dale . Turnldge, Mac Cala
ran, Donald Gllmour, D. E. Blin
ston and the class teacher, D. E.
Turnldge.
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Hubbard. The memben of
I the -Country Club were enter
tained informally Saturday night
i by Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Brown at
their home. Mr. and Mrs. E.
Bradtl were additional guests.
; Other amest were Mr. and Mrs.
Julius Stauffer. Mr. and Mrsr El
ton McLaughlin, Mr. and Mrs. A.
J. Smith, Mr. aad Mn. Elmer
stauffer, Mr. and Mn. Lester
Will, Mr. and . Mrs. George
urmps. . ; ; ;-,
High scores for the Odds. El
ton McLaughlin's side, were woo
by Mrs. Waldo Brown and E,
B r a a t it tor the Evens, A. J.
Smith's aide, Mrs. JuUus Stauf
fer and Elmer Stauffer.
Independence -The tlrstr
tot of the new year for the Kill
Kara "MO club was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Hed
ges Friday night. Dinner at the
Methodist church preceded the
meeting.
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The Nesika bridge club met at
the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Z. a
Kimble) the same erening. They
also had dinner at the Methodist
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Dayton-The regular monthly
meeting of the Dayton Christian
church missionary society -was
I held Thursday at the William
Spooner home. Fifteen memben
were present. Mrs. Frank Foster
conducted the derotionals and
Mrs. ; Earl' Coburn, was - lesson
leader. The next meeting will be
held at the H. G, Coburn home.
and will be an open session.
Society Editor
Mrs. Elliott Honored
At Shower
A shower was giren in honor 1
of Mrs. R. H. Elliott Friday!
night at the home of Mn. B.
Thompson. A late- luncheon was
served by the Misses Florence
and Rose Harrison and miss
Orma Emnie.
Bidden to honor Mrs. Elliott
icid iMo. u. ami . wuu, um
Newman, Mrs. J. Godkln, Mrs. V.
Perkins, Mn. H. Hart, Mrs. H.
Wright and daughter, Mn. A.
Edwards. Mn. Dean, Mrs. R. La
Forge, Mrs. A. Gardner, Mn. H.
Antrim, Mrs. S. Sischo, Mrs. B.
Stalk, Mrs. R. Hlatt and daugh
ter, Mn. F. Wilson and son and
the Misses Gladys Garrison, Orma
Empie. Florence, Benlah and Rose
Harrison and hostess, Mrs. B.
Thompson.
Mill City Memben ot the Jus
lor Women's club are looking tor-1
ward with a great deal of interest
to the next meetinar Jannarr 10
at the home of Mra. Fred Craven,
ai mat nine noos ujuaB, counij
a . m . .a W a a a.
health nune, will speak to the
club women. For the club meet
ing" this week Mn. Sherman Car'
ter was hostess. Mn. Ray Sump
ter gave an interesting talk on
Lf t, irrtt
plans for home betterment for
the coming year. Mrs. Alfred
Ward had a well prepared paper
on community improrements tor
1934, and Mrs. Ernel Ray read a
poem
For the first meeting ot the
year of the Mill City Women's
club, Mn. Frank Taylor was host
ess with Miss Marguerite Looney
holding the attention of all with
a graphic account of her trip to
the Century ot Progress. Miss
Looney spent almost, three
months In Chicago and was able
to give many interesting items
overlooked by those who spent so
much less time there. The second
meeting for this club for January
will be the annual red letter day
at which time Miss Virginia
Thompson, Miss Ruth Holt aad
suss auorea newcomoa are io o
Monmouth. The marriage ot
Mn. Dora Jayes and Grove Pit-
zer of Monmouth occurred Sun
day afternoon at the country
borne Of Mr. and Mrs. C O. Al
len. Rev. A. L. Lonsberry read
tha ring service before a large
group of relatives and. friends.
Preceding the ceremony, Mrs. L,
B. Howard sang, "I Lore' Ton
Truly," accompanied by Miss Ale
tha Lonsberry, with violin obli
gate by Miss Ruth Allen. -
A color scheme ot pink' and
white was used about the rooms
and in the dining room where a
buffet luncheon was serred 'fol
lowing the ceremony. Mrs. Allen
was assisted by Mn. E. Allen,
Miss Lila Hamar, Miss Louise
McEldowney and Miss Ruth Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Pitzer will reside, In
Monmouth.
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Hayesririe A number of worn-
en - gathered at the HayesTille
school ; Friday afternoon to on
ganue a woman's chorus, . The
program tor the next meetinar of
aV. . a. 's -
iub oayesnuo community club
wnicn is to be presented by the! e
women, , was outlined and ap -
prored. At tha next meeting Taes -
dar Sight at 7:3a, further plans
www (uscussea. , M
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Dayton The Dayton : Pleasant
Hoar Reading club met Friday at
the J. W. Lorett home. Mrs. W. O.
Bernard led the lesson on Sinclair
Lewis. Mn. Lorett was assisted
by Mrs. W. O, Bernard. i a
The next meeting will be at
the: Harry Sherman home with
Mrs; Oscar Dower joint hostess
Affairs
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ArZS JbeagUe laSI
Open Meeting
Tonight
a N OPEN lnrltation to rtouds
Interested in cultural subjl
Ml W 1U11U WVtWUS VI.
Salem Arts ' league has always
been one of the policies ot the
league, and at the beginning of
the current year this lnrltation Is
re-emphasized.
It is to make the history and
achievements of the. league bet
ter known that Mrs. Edna Dally,
one of tha charter members, will
talk on that subject at the, Janu
ary meeting, which will be held In
the auditorium of the Salem pub
lie library tonight. To this meet
ing the public is cordially inrlted.
There will be a short business ses
sion at 7:30, and the program at
8 o'clock. Clarence W. Noble will
talk on China.
Oans OOUC1 Club Feted
On Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. William Moses en
tertained in their home on North
Capitol street Saturday night hon
oring members ot the Bans Soucl
club. Fire hundred was the direr-
tsion ot the evening, fire tables-
being in play. High tcores were
uiuo u mm n. tuv aua mra. jice
Auman. Charles Andresen anf
Mn. O. L. Dencer placer second.
The guest prize was awarded to
Mn. Rex A. Turner.
At a late hour a luncheon was
serred informally by the hostess,
8peclal guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Rex A. Turner of Seattle and C,
M. Inman of Salem.
Club members present were Mr.
and Mn. L. M. Case, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Andresen, Mr. and Mrs.
E. A. Prultt, Mr, and Mra. M. P.
Dennis, Mr. and Mn. Guy Wfl
Hams, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Dencer.
( Mr. and Mn. Jack Auman, Mr. and
Mrs. Lyle Rains and the hosts.
The next meeting will be at the
nome of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis on
State street January 27.
Eteri Class Meets at
Church Friday
The Eteri class of the First Bap
tist church met last Friday night
at the church for its monthly busi
ness and social meetlnz. The nresi-
dent. Marvin Roth, conducted the
business session, after which Wal-
ter Lottls led devotions. Interest-
ing games were enjoyed the re -
malnder of the erening and at a
j late hour refreshments were
1 served br the acting hostesses,
I Mrs. Earl strausbaugh. Mrs. T-
i tvu uu aj a. mvvv;.
In the group were Mr. and Mn.
George Hutchison, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Miller, Mr. and Mrs. P. D.
Van Ausdell, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
McClellan, Mr. and Mrs. D. V.
Stow, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Slater,
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Roth, Mr.
and Mn. Carl Ramserer, Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Dierks, Mr. and Mn.
Roy Cole. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Waen. Mr. Dunnigan, Rev. and
Mrs. Brltton Ross, Mr. and Mn.
Alb J TSSSJSr Mr and Mra Ed
AlbertRamseyer, Mr. ana Mra. ca
Lucas. Mr. and Mra. Walter Lot
tls. Mrs. Robert Fromm, Mrs. Earl
Strausbaugh, Mn. E. A. Robey,
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Zobel Mr.
and Mn. Clyde Crawford and wr.
and Mra. -T. Burton.
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The W.H.M.S. of Leslie Mem
orial church will meet Wednesday
afternoon in the home of Mrs. E.
T. Barkus at 2 o'clock. Mn. Char
les Lucas and Mrs. E. D. Rose-
assisting hostesses. The
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"Tomorrow's Citizen." Topics will
iv ,U alat av aVa V " O
also be giren by Mn. J. B. Ul
rlch. Mrs. John Bertelson and
Mn. Mason Bishop.
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The Woman's Missionary socie-
ty of the Flnt Presbyterian!
cnurcb will meet In the church
naalnra Wd n Mid av afternoon at
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on "Slam and the Mountaineen".
Mrs. C. A. Sprague Is the hostess
fAr taa ftfr
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fh. tAi finiia f the Amer.
ka Lutheran church will .meetl
Wednesday afternoon in the so-l
luiuua ab a. aw v vmr-.i ui
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Mr8 christian Floer, Mrs. W. G.
Kreegcr. Un. E. R. Ortega ua
The Monday Night Dancing
club entertained last night with a
smart formal dance in the Cas-
Ulllan hall. Sereral gay dinner
parties preceded the dance, the
largest being giren by Mr. and
Mn. Merrill D. Ohllng and Dr.
and Mrs. W. W. Baum at the
Spa.
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Chemeketa lodge No. 1 and'-Sa-lem
R e b e k a h lodge No. 1,
LO.O.F., will hold Joint public in
stallation of officers Wednesday
night in the I.O.O.F. halfc Imme
diately following tha business
meeting of Chemeketa lodge. The
publie is cordially inrlted to at
tend. .
o o
Installation ot officen for Cen
tralis temple No. 11. Pythian Sis
ters, haa been postponed until
January 24. 1 -
'J -The
- Past Presidents of . the
I Women's Relief corns nare nest.
I noned their inaetinr nnttt nan
l
j month.
1 Mlas Frances Jensen has been
1 pledged to Kanna Alnba Tbata
sorority on the Unirenity ot Ore-
j gon. campus this week.
Help KitJnby
O BlaSiaraJaefaStarSoraS
U Kis-hts. Narvouiiaia. EIiumIii
O Ueiins. or Ackiitr try tba swaaiaal
Doctor s rraaertptkoCfTt;iat tax)
Mrs. Geer Hostess
To Parents f -
Mn. G C. Geer entertained the i
parents of her piano students at
her home Sunday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Geer s erred tea fol
lowing the program and was as-1
sistedr by Miss Lauretta. Len
and Miss Dorothy Richardson.
slated- by Miss Lauretta Lemon
Students present included Ilona
Batson VernltA BatsonAlda Fon.
talne, Norma Fontaine, Alice Gof-
frier. John Goffrier, Allen Rich
ardson. Genera Van Clears; Gent-
Tere Snyder, Bobby Lemon, Betty I
Lemon a-nd Virginia Miller.
West Salem. A pretty affair
was the gift shower tendered Mrs.
Lyle Thomas at the I. W. Thomas
home one afternoon recently.
Those complimenting Mn.
Thomas Included Mesdames Guy !
Newgent, J. L Miller, W. D. Phil
lips, John R. Bedford, Glenn Dar-
enport. Jack A. Gosse'r. Robert E.
Pattison, Lloyd M. Hill. L. A.
Rees, F. Marian Moore, . Edwin
Brock, Elmer Rienon, Edith
Worm, Arthur and "Phil Hatha
way, I. W. Thomas. Rex. Swlgart,
Emmett A, Dickson, George Lath-
rop, Fred Gibson, Arthur Akers,
Ronald Craven, Alth Thomas,
Oscar Phillips, Darrel T. Brad
ford, Clarence A. Guderian. Kim-
s rieaen, Ethel McCoy, Arnold
uonei, ai c. Henningsen ana the
Misses . Roberta Peterson. Flora
Poller, Trula Grant, Hazel Em
mett, Jennee Signrdson and Ruth
Thomas.
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New Officers
The Woman's Relief corns held
its annual Installation of officen
Saturday afternoon. Mn. Bertha
Lpreland acted as installing offi
cer Assisted hv Mra. Rnu TTaB-
dorn as conductor and Mn. Mabel
Lockwood a. musician.
Color bearers were Mrs. Bessie 1
Martin. Mrs. Cordelia LaBan.
Mn. Carrie Bunn aad Mrs. Era I
Martht.
Officen Installed were: Presl- I
dent, Mrs, Mary Kennedy; senior I
rice-president, Mn. Maud Chitten
den; junior vice-president, Mn.
May Townaend; treasurer, Mn.
Laura McAdams; chaplain, Mn.
Elsie Rhotent guard, Mn. Jennie
Martin; secretary. Mn. Bertha
Ray; patriotic instructor, Mn.
Mettle Schram; press correspond
ent, Mn. Jennie F. B. Jones: mu
sician, Mn. Jennie M. Crossan; as-
Isistant conductor, Mrs. Lettie Han
sen; assistant guard, Mn. Mary
I Wirt i ; color bearers; Mn. Ida
Traglio, Mrs. .Lulu Boring, Mn.
Pauline Clark and Mrs. Nellie
Pierce.
I a Ta Marlrlin
I ona Janc iviacK.im
1 Complimented
r
A group of the very young set
thA th hm of Mm. Don
rather th hom of Mra. Don
Macklin Sundav niarht to comoli -
imeUk uer UaaKaicr, MUD 1A)UK
Jane, on her third birthday. Din
ner was serred followed by
games.
The table was centered with a
cake glowing with pink candles.
Hats and farors lent a festlre air
at dinner. Mrs. William Hecsel
assisted the hostess.
Bidden to honor "Miss Dona
Jane were Wendell Macklin, Colin
Macklin, Tberona Macklin, Lor-
tlM MacUIn' Jnnlor Cwter' oa"
h H , rf H ,
by Hensel and Fred Hensel.
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Roland Hayes, world renowned
negro tenor, will be presented in
concert in the McArthur Court in
Eugene on Thursday night, Jan
uary 25, by the Associated Stu
dents of the Unirenity of Oregon.
Hares' appearance in Eugene
will be his only concert In the
state outside or Portland, so a
number of Salem folk will prob
ably attend.
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Members of the Epworth Lea
gue of Jason Lee church will
sponsor a skating party Friday
night at Dreamland rink. Pro-
ceeds will go to the church bas-
ketbail teams. Den Douris is in
charge of the party and Bob Ken-
fej is advertising manager. Two
hundred people
attended the
I SaSlO sponsored
by the same
1 erAnn last yy s 4-1.
Hubbard. Mr. and Mn. Ed
Scboeshelns and dnfnter Lor-
I wrincnj Ol run Angeies,
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i Tvaan., . uui dow irum Aicniun-
ie- wwrB guesis oi tne timer
A. J. Smith families
over the weekend. The women are
iui . auu mrT t inainr Dfuwaj
'v.
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Wfanpole Street.,
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SAMPLER
Samplers are in rogue, and so
are lovely kitchens. What then
could be more natural than to do
a gay sampler for the kitchen?
This one -most fitting in sub
ject and rene is very colorful
when stitched, and what is most
Important to a busy needlewomen
auickly done. The fruit the
chicks the girl and man all are
Woman's CluVi tn Give
J? "'"P ? v'14a lQ olve
1 ea WednesdaV
- -mws' w- w
Wednesday : afternoon Mr. and
IMrs. D. B. Jarman are opening
their attractlre home, for the an-
nual scholarship - loan silrer tea
giren by the Woman's club. Houn
axer from 2 to o'clock. All
women in Salem and vicinity are
inrlted and gentlemen are wel
come. Throughout the state January
10 is labeled "Red Letter Day"
by the federated clubs and a
benefit affair ia giren on that
day. There are 170 federated
clubs in Oregon alone. The pro
ject has been in progress since
1108 and a. revolving fund ot
140,000 has been created. Some
1022 girls hare been helped
through Oregon colleges by this
schoianhip loan fund and Salem
women- hare always done, their
part in contributing to the fund.
p I Cn,rn
I v-lUD vonvenes at
1 iaIUa l-l
The regular meeting of the F.
L. club was held at the home of
Miss Bernice Zielke with Miss
Dorothy Fnnks as assisting hos
tess last week. Officen were id
stalled tor th coming term.
Present were the Misses Ade
line Lanktrfce, Opal Gesner, Hazel
McEIroy, Myrtle McClay, Jessie
Beaty, Helen McElroy. Lulu Mc
Clay, Evelyn Naderman and hos
tesses. Mis. Zlii ind Mss
r,i,'
V A BtUSWOf
Memben of the university set
as well as the older social con
tlngent are anticipating the ap
pearance of John Robinson aad
his band which will play hefe
I next Wednesday. Don Woodry.
I weu-known Salem orchestra con
ductor, will appear with the band.
I Many players In the Robinson
band are Unirenity of Oregon
students and alumni
The Philatbean bible class ot
the Flnt Evangelical church will
hold a social meeting Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
home of Mn. F. Nieswander,
1724 Chemeketa street.
The First National Bank
of Portland, Oregon
MAIN OFFICE AND FIFTEEN BRANCHES ' . I
as of December 30, 1933
RESOURCES
Cash on Hand and in Banks. ....... ... .$12,648,858.72
.United States Bonds ................... 17,662,7432
Manicipal and Other Bonds
loans and Discounts ...;.,....;......
Stock in Federal Eeserve BarJc ....;.......,... ......
Bank Premises--Furnitnre and Fixtures .......... . . . .
Customers' Liability on Acceptances. . .................
Due from U. S. Treas. (Redemption Fund) ...........
Interest Earned
Other Besources
UABIUTIES
Capital .1 .v.......'. ,$20,000.00
Surplus 1,000,000.00
.Undivided Profits ', .V, 247434
Beserre for Interest and Other-Expense
Circulation
'Acceptances .......... . . ................
Other Liabilities
Deposits
i ? this Bnk has
.j,m rosisi vermis
for the Kitchen
WITHOUT 3SDDKS
LIVE
COOKS
PATTERN 588
done in gay colors that will add
a happy touch to the kitchen.
Pattern 588 comes to you with
a transfer pattern ot the sampler.
which Is about 8 by 11 inches:
a color key, and directions for
making and framing the sampler.
Send 10 cents for this pattern
to The Oregon Statesman Needle-
craft Dept. 215 South Commer
cial street, Salem.
Miss Upston Hostess
For Supper
A charmingly appointed supper
party was giren by Miss Jeryme
upston -following the Beta , Chi
open house Saturday night Red
tapen and holly provided the dec
orative note.
Coren were laid for Miss Dor-
tny Daik, Miss Josephine Cor-
noyer. Miss Jane Fisher, Miss
Dorothy Keeton, Miss Bette Swift,
Miss Upston, the hostess, Ralph
roster. Ralph Stearns, Joe Har
rey. Bill Miller, Bob Hart and
Bud Flint,
Invitations are beine recelvmi
for a formal tea to be given at
the Alpha Phi Alpha sorority
house Saturday afternoon from
to o'clock. Mn. R. Learnt
Keed is the honor guest.
Prantls are Given
Surprise for 25th
Year of Marriage
GERVAIS, Jan. 8 Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Prantl were the in
spiration lor a surprise nartr sir
en at the parish hall Sunday night
on the occasion of their 25th wed
ding annlreraary. The affair was
punned by their sisters and broth-
en. The time was spent playing
cards and dancing and later re
freshments were serred.
Mr. and Mrs. Prantl lire on the
home place two miles southeast of
town where Mr. Prantl was born.
Mrs. Prantl before her marriage
was Miss Theresa Ditrick. They
hare six children, all at home.
They are Cecelia, Agnes, Ellis,
Freda, Maggie and Carl. About
100 friends and relatives were'
present, some coming from Port
land, Tualatin, Woodburn and
Marquam
ENDS
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a Cold
Sooner
PROVED BY 2 GENERATIONS
CONDENSED REPORT
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SHCNTE
MONMOUTH. Jan3 8. . Hardin
Smith, 25, and Allen Phillips, 21,
uoumouia men wno were serious-'
ly Injured late in November, in an
automobile: accident on the West
Side Pacific highway, two miles
north of Monmouth, are both well
on the way to recovery. They hare
been at the Dallas hospital since
the night ot the wreck; where
Smith's face Is enclosed in a cast
to augment restoration of his up
per Jaw, which was fractured in
sereral places. Phillips, who sus
tained a fractured left leg. near
the hip, has bad to lie with his -leg
elevated, and will not be able
to Ieare the hospital for sereral
more weeks. Smith expects to re-
turn to his home at Monmouth
this week, but will be obliged to
wear the cast for at least two
more weeks.
Smith's car, a light roadster, .
was demolished when he collided
with an Oregon State college stu- .
dent, H. Van Valln, who was re
turning to Corrallis after the
Thanksgiving holiday. Van Valin
assumed blame for the wreck, as
his lights would not tarn on In the
fog. His sedan bunt Into flames
and was incinerated. He gave first
aid to the Monmouth men, help
ing Charles Bowmsn of Monmouth
to transport them to the hospital.
Union Hill Club
Holds Meeting
UNION HILL, Jan. S The Un
ion Hill Women's club met for
their regular January meeting at
the home Of Mrs. Hugh Hurt.
After the regular business meet
ing a dainty buffet luncheon was
serred at which Mrs. B. E. Bow
ers and Mrs. Winnie Tate pre
sided. Those present were Mrs. Doug
las Heater Mrs. Dolph Heater.
Mra. Walter Heater, Mrs. C C
Carter, Mn. Winnie Tate. Mn.
W. II. Tate, Mrs. Mollet. Mrs. B
E. Bowers, Mrs. Geqrge Scott.
Mrs. Verny Scott, Mrs. Henry Pe
ters, Mn. Adolph Heater, Mar
jorle Tate, Donald Peters, Mn.
Charles Broncrnsia of Salem and
the hostess, Mn Hugh Hurt.
The next meeting will be in
two weeks at the home of Mn.
Charles Heater.
Mn. George Scott attended the
meeting of , the Home Economics
club at Stayton. The meeting date
has been changed from the tint
Wednesday to the second Tuesday
of each month.
Mr. J. H. Singletary of Oak-
ridge, is a weekend visitor at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Scott.
Mn. Jessie Pendleton who has
been rlsiting at the home ot tier
sister, Mrs. Verny Scott, has re
turned to her school at Under
wood, Washington. She is the
principal of the grade school
there.
MRS. PR1VETT DIES
SCIO, Jan. 8 Mr. and Mn.
Early Phillips and Mrs. Phillips'
mother, attended the funeral in
Portland Thursday of Mn. Mary
Privett, 75, sister of the senior
Mrs. Phillips.. Mrs. Prrcett was a
resident of the Jordan area near
Scio for a number of yean but
moved to Portland a long time
age. The only other surviving :
member of the family is the lis
ter residing in Scio.
MARGARET
HOGG
PIANO
,- Private Lessons.
Studio, Kelson Building
Tel. 46T12
Assistant Teacher to
Ruth Bradley Keiser of
Portland.
In May, Miss Hogg will ap
pear in recital in Portland
and Salem.
$30,311,602.04
844,5483
13,039,7873
105)00.00
1,42454.68
36,057.73
125,000.00
4715274
91494.97
$54,449,667.42
$ 3,747434
862937,
2,490r950.00
36307.73
62r551.63
48.035,1200
"$5444967.42
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