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Bridge Party
Tonight
MRS. P.' D. QUISENflERRY
will op&i her home (or a
mart affair f toniiht when
alumna of Pi Beta Phi gather for
their monthly meeting. Contract
will occupy the evening and Mn.
Vera Miller, will assist the hostess
at the supper hour. ,
Those lBTited are Miss Lillian
Davis, Miss Ethel Frailer, Miss
Margaret King. Miss Ruth
Holmes. Mrs. Frank Deckebach,
JrMw. Walter Fnhrer. Mrs. Ed
win Kech. Mrs. Don Pritchett.
Mrs. Carl Ramseyer. Mrs. Edward
Sox, Mrs. James R. Humphrey, I
Mrs. Vera Miller, Mrs. Marion
Mulkey, Mrs. Everett May, Mrs.
Woleott, Buren. Mrs. Raymond
Bonesteele and the hostess, Mrs.
P. D. Qnisenberry.
Dean Hewitt to Talk
on Psychology -
Dean R. R. Hewitt, who has
been firing lectures for the so
cial psychology section of the Sa
lem Arts league, will resume his
talks Thursday sight in the audi
torium of the Salem public lib,
rax jr.
The session will begin at 703:
p. m. Dean Hewitt took a leave
of absence during the recent po
litical campaign but will take up
the series where be left off. Those
interested in social psychology are
invited to attend. .
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.Wedding Anniversary
Celebrated
"Mrs. G. P. Lienlng, Jr., and Mrs.
Carl R. Miller were joint lost
esses at the home of the former
for a dinner Wednesday night In
celebration of the 45th wedding
anniversary of Rev. and Mrs. G.
F. Lienlng, Sr.
The table was attractive with
yellow chrysanthemums and blue
tapers. Covers were placed for
the honor guests and Fred L. Mil
ler. Miss Edna and Miss Minnie
Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Carl R.
Milter and daughter, Janet, Rev.
and Mrs. O. T. Lienlng. jr., and
daughter, Florence.
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The marriage of Maude Cal
kins Watts of Hillsboro, daughter
of Mrs. I. E. Calkins of Portland,
and George E. Brown, son of Mr.
and Mrs. C.'W. Brown of Salem,
was quietly solemnized at 11
o'clock November 10, at Vancou
ver. Wash., with Rev. Keating of
ficiating. The couple was attended by
Letty Farmen and Oscar Farm en
of Mill City.'
The guests were Mrs. I. E. Cal
kins of Portland, Mr. and Mrs.
C. L. Redding and children
Charles and Norma Ann, Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Watts, Mr. George
Engle, and Miss Wilma Watts, all
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tit 17th Century wroU "R
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dent ( th U. S. did a bound
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garding Texas lead to a war?
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23 Newspaper man
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28 Frighten
29 Beak of a bird
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water
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85 Of a darker brown
83 Concerning
89 Conclusion
41 Born
42 Aggregate of the animals of a
- given region
44 Exclamation
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University f- Albwta?
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CROSS STITCH FOOTSTOOL OR PILLOW
PATTERN 873
Cross Btiichone of the easiest
and most decorative forms of
needlework, rank as a great favor
ite today. Quickly done, colorful,
durable, there is every reason for
the needlewoman to be partial
to it. This design a horn of plen
ty filled with flowers in a great
profusion of .color is equally
lovely on tootsiool or pillow. And
if you like, it can be used to dec
orate a chair, too. You can use
the center motif alone or just the
corners Instead of the whole de
sign they look very well sep
arated that way. The color key
shows you exacily where to put
of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Brown of Salem, and Miss Do
lores Farmen of Mill City.
They are at home to all of their
friends on the bridegroom's farm
oa route six, Salem.
Mrs. Bressler Fetes
Sewing Club
Mrs. Judson Bressler enter
tained members of the "Sot a
Care" sewing club at her. home
last week. Mrs. Jack Baker was
honored with a shower. Lunch
eon was served late in the after
noon. Mrs. George Patterson and Mrs.
Hugh Wayne were special guests.
Members present were Mrs. Del
bert Wilson, Mrs. William Thom
as, Mrs. Lloyd Thomas. Mrs. Jack
Baker. Mrs. Elton Birch, Mrs.
Carroll Robinson, Mrs. Mason
Chappell and the hostess, Mrs.
Judson Bressler.
9 What was the chief Molen
city under Harun al-Rchid
of Arabian Nights fame?
10 Eager
11 Contradict
lgw-Tb establishment of wkal
dynasty occurred in England
in 1066?
20 Who wrote "The Conatan
Nymph"?
22 Pertaining to
23 Adventitious sound accom
panying normal breathing
24 Dash
25 Father
24 Portuguese eoin
3Z River m Italy
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8& very small
37 Festers
40 What city in Texas is the cen
ter of th fertile black lands ot
the Southwest?
43 First note in Guido's scale
45 Personal pronoun
47 What great American inven
tor was the first resident el
th National Academy of De
elan?
48 Compassion
49 On the sheltered side
60 One easily deceived
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Herewith Is the
solution to
yesterday's Puzzle.
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each color to get the most effec
tive shading and color arrange
ment. So enhance your home or
delight some friend by embroid
ering this for her for Christmas.
P&ttern 873 comes to you with
a transfer pattern of a design
9xl3i inches; a color key;
material requirements; and direc
tions for making a pillow or cov
ering a footstool.
Send 10 cents in stamps or coin
(coin preferred) for this pattern
to The Oregon Statesman Needle
craft Dept.
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I Mrs. Shafer Hostess
to Rickey Club
The Rl&fcey Boaahlne dab mat
hi the home of Mrs. C. Shafer re
cently for sewing and luncheon.
Present were Mrs. F. Beard,
Mrs. F. Both, Mrs. W. F. Caroth-
era, Mrs, O. Delta, Mrs. F. Falton,
Mrs. C. McNeil, Mrs. F. Miner.
Mrs. R, Shaw, Mrs. N. Swain, Miss
Mary Tittertngton. Mrs. Millie
Gassin of Portland, a special guest
and the hostess, Mrs. C. Shafer.
Mrs. J. C. Courtlner Is the host
ess tomorrow at S o'clock.
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High School Classes
Give Dinner
The junior and senior high
scnooi giris- classes enjoyed a
Thanksgiving dinner at Jason Lee
church Tuesday night.
Covers were placed for the
Misses Antoinette Irish, Dorothy
Fro, Marie Baumgartner, Kath
ryne Boyle, Charlotte McKee,
Virginia Boyle, Dorothy Henry,
Elaine Scott, Corliss Clark. Elean
or Johnson,- Shirley Scott, Marian
Moore, Jane Scouton and the
teacher. Miss Ardelle Ernest.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Pinkley who
are leaving Thursday for Rome.
Italy, where Mr. Pinkley will be
assistant manager of the United
Press bureau, were entertained at
dinner Tuesday night at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon F. Sack
ett, 135 East Lincoln street. Other
guests were Mrs. Jay Allen, now
visiting in Woodburn from her
home in Madrid, Spain, Miss Julia
Bene Austin, her sister. Mrs.
Ralph W. Barnes and Miss Rath
Barnes.
SON TO 1JECHTTS
J SILVERTON, Nov. 14. A son
was Dom to Mr. and Mrs. Chester
uiecnty at the Silverton hospital
ine oahy weighed 7 pounds and
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OF THE
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TO CALL ME
COLONEL.
HOOPER,
AND HOT
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HAYESVILLE. Not. .14. Ida
Henshaw, who- broke her hip last
summer, was able to he moved to
the home of her sister, Mrs. Ja
cob Denny, Saturday.
Mr, and Mrs. Omar Cotrel. who
have been residing on the Rey
nolds place, hare moved to the
home of her parents la South Sa
lem, and will reside there until
she regains her health. Mrs.
Clarence Andreses has been con
fined to her bed for a week. Her
mother, Mrs. Bushman has been
with her.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barnes of
Cascade Locks spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Collins.
They were also entertained at a
dinner to which Mr. and Mrs. Ar
nold Coffel and daughter, Marion,
and Mr. and Mrs. Omar Coffel
and daughter, Rosa Lee, were
guests at the Collins some. .
Mr. and Mrs. H. Robertson here
as their house guests, his par
ents, Mr. end Mrs. E. A. Robert
son of Coos Bay.
CaUfornians Pay
Brother at Airlie
Visit of Few Days
AIRLIE, Nor. 14. James and
Miss Selma Williamson returned
to their home in Dorris, Calif.,
after a visit with their brother.
Q. B. Williamson.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Whitaker
motored to Portland for a holi
16 ounces. This is the Liechty's
second son. Mrs. Llechty was be
fore her marriage Miss Minnie Al
bright.
She's a Builder-Upper
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HARDSHIPS J-
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Now Showing "Welcome, Lady GodiyaP
The
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THE EMPEROR, OP CHWA
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KID'S MOTHER -wTHATS
X WROTE THE LETTER
2M NO ORPHAM-CATCHCR.
A Taying"
day visit -with her. parents, Mr. !
nd Jirs, Henry Lee. .
Mr. ana Mrs. L. Gardiner took
their two danghters to Portland
daring tha holidays for tonsil op
erations at the Deaconess hospi
tal. " .
William Toedtemeier and son.
Harold, attended the O.S.C.-Oregon
football gam a la Portland
Saturday.
Alex Bodeker Hurt
While Loading at
Mill Near Mehama
LYONS. Nor. 14. Alex Bode
ker was quite severely Injured
while at work Monday loading a
truck with lumber at the Crab
tree mill, east ot Mehama. Bo
deker was takes to Stayton for
medical aid and was found to
have his bach and ribs badly
strained besides having ligaments
palled out of place.
Floyd Monroe of Mehama, son
of Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Monroe of
Lyons, was injured at Crabtree's
mill Monday. His knee was dis
located while working in the
woods.
Mrs. Ralph Trask is staying at
Mill City helping -to care for her
son, Darrel, who is in the hospital
convalescing after an appendix op
eration.
Leslie Brotherhood
Plans Turner Jaunt
TURNER, Nov. 14. A meet
ing of exceptional interest will be
held at the Methodist church San-
day night. November IS, at 7:10
o clock. A group from the Salem
Leslie church brotherhood ot
which C. S. Orwlg is president,
will put on a program for the
local brotherhood, which was or
ganised a few years ago. The pub
lic is invited.
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f SHE WONT .
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Mrs. G. BogetGoes
to Funeral Before
Getting Bone Set
VICTOR POINT, Nov. 14: Mr.
and Mrs. Geof ge Boget were on
their way to Sublimity to attend
funeral 'services for William Zo
ber, Saturday morning when their
car stalled a short distance north
ot the town. Mrs. Boget started.
to wain oa to tne Sublimity ser
vice station for assistance, when
she, fell oa the pavement and
broke a bone ltt her arm Just
above the wrist.
Although the Injury was pain
ful she attended the funeral be
fore going to a Stayton physician
who set the broken bone and
placed the arm in a cast
Heinmiller Plans
Dayton Appearance
Before Trip East
DAYTON, Nov. 14 The last
quarterly conference of the Tocsl
ehurch will be held next week
by Rev. Carl Heinmiller, dis
trict superintendent before he
leaves for Cleveland, Ohio to as
By
DANDELION
By
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KIDDtN YOU, CASPER.
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FRIEND WHSN t
HAD NOTHING AND
i-AlNT FORtrETTlNi?
.YOU NOW ri
CrONNA RASZZ
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sume his duties as general field :
secretary. r ? '
' Honoring Martin Braat on his
69th birthday anniversary a
family dinner was served at noon
Sunday at his home and was at- .
tended by all of his children and
grand children.
Hilda Sacher Chosen
Stitchers' President
SILVERTON HILLS, NOT. 14.
Mrs. Hilda Sacher was made
president of the Silverton Hillf
8ew4ng club at Its annual elec
tion meeting. Other officers
chosen were, rice president, Mrs.
Lewis Hall; secretary, Mrs. Wil
lard Benson. The club plans to
meet December 13, at the Mrs.
Frank: Porter home at Dallas.
IN DAH1V8 SHOES
SILVERTON, Nor. 14. Sylvan
McCleary was acting police at SH
vertoa Tuesday nd Wednesday In
the absence of Arthur DahL chief
of police, who. with Mrs. DahL
attended the funeral eerttcea ot
the fetter's sister Mrs. Joel Beck
ett, at Portland Wednesday after
soon.
CLIFF STERRETT,
By WALT DISNEY
I'M
BySEGAR
DARREL McCLURE
1tmSE?S7i I" srsM
SOU KWOW, J1ERO -1 OUST 60TTA FlWO
SOME Way OP" AAKIWS TO HELP
MK5- 5TOUT- SHE TREAT5 ME SO
ELLXM KIMDA 'SHAMED TO BE.
EATlWS ALL "THE 6RU8 SHE WORKS
SO HARD POR SHE'S GOT pLEWT
KIDS Of HSR
OWN TO FEED
By JIMMY MURPHY
THATS THE SPIRIT,
DAN WHEN MY
BOSS PATS MS A
COMPUKZNT I UKE
HIM TO sAYrr.
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