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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salsa, Orejjcn, Sunday llorninar, December 2, 1934
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USE B. C. FUilS
i WOODBURN. Dec.'l." The
Red Gross drive, recently ;" com
pleted la Wood bum and vicinity,
netted a total Of $115. Mrs. Pe
ter Brachmaa was la charge of
the roll call, worker being re
cruited from the Lutheran, Free
Methodist, Catholic, Presbyterian,
M. K. and Christlaa . churches.
Those assisting Mr. Brachmaa In
the work were Mrs, Wm. Nelson,
Miss Gertrude Bjornas. Arthur
Dickinson, Paul MUU, Perry Wil
liams, Mrs. Max Warring. Miss
Elois Johnson, Mrs. Nelson Ash
land, Marcus Anderson, ', Elmer
Jure, Mrs. Ray TruUinger, iMss
Julia Mae Webber and Mrs. Wm.
Uppendehl. ; ; - k . ' -,
. K. L. Smith of Tacomai has
been appointed manager of the
Copeland lunbar yard fa Wood
burn, taking; the place of Mr. Mc
Allister, wh ohes held the posi
tion for the past two years.- Mr.
Smith, with Mrs. Smith and their
daughter, arrived here Tuesday
to, take up the new position. -.
-'Examinations; for- the position
ot postmaster or Aurora were held
In Wood burn Saturday. T h o a e
taking ihe examinations -were
Ilerwig. Netter. Wlllard T, Hunt,
Frank Goss;" Jr.; Mrs. Helen E."
Sadler, Mrs.- Eleanor Reed and J.
G. Wursler. ' v
A group of young people from
Woodburn : motored te Buiteville
Friday evening where- they enter
tained at a community gathering
; given at the ButteviUe school. The
program included a solo, "I've Got
the Mumps,' by Miss Pauline
Livesay; duet, -"Ten for Two," by
Mrs.' Paul Pemberton and Miss
Helen Woodfin; skit, "Romeo and
E Juliet Kathleen GarriBon, Helen
Woodfin; solo, 'The Big Bass
Viol," by Peter Larson; panto
mine, "Clementine,- Billy Bald
win, Wayne Livesay and Ernest
Livesay; - reading, "How Sockey
Set tluv Hen," Kathleen Garrison;
a short talk by Supt. B. W. Dunn;
song, ' The Old Spinning Wheel."
the Lyric. Trio consisting of Mrs.
Pemberton, Miss Joyce Woodfin
ahd Miss Helen Woodfin A buf
fet luncheon, was served -followed
by a Boclal hour.
Many Reunions Are
Held on Holiday;
Hollywood Homes
', HOLLYWOOD, Dec. i. FamI
ly gatherings seemed to be the or
der of the jday Thanksgiving day
for this district,
f Gathered at the; home of "Mr.
: and Mrs. V. M. La Due to enjoy
a bounteous turkey' dinner were
- the following:" Mr. and Mrs. ArlU.
' LaDue, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gulre,
Mr.' and Mrs. . F. E. Manley, Mrs.
, Elmira Manley, Marjorie Hilburn,
Richard Knox, Arch. LaDue and
. Mr. and Mrs. V. M. LaDae and
family. - - ' -
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;: HOLLYWOOD. Dec. 1. . An
- ; other family gathering was that
' ;"at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. C.
tS. Thomas. Present at the feast
Were Mr. and Mrs.' A. W. Thomas,
-Genevieve, Lucile, Ava Dee and
.; Lemmie Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. W.
; C. Thomas, Joanne Thomas, Al
. ; bert Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. C.
J S. Thomas.' . -
" HOLLYWOOD. Dec. 1. Mr. C.
i Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
j Holler and Mrs. L. A. Rees enjoy
. i d a family dinner at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. . E. G. Holler and
i family.
!. : Mrs. Chas. Low" had as her
. J guests for' the day, Mr. and Mrs.
F. s: Bynon. sr., and Mr. and Mrs.
-, George Bynon and .family,
i - Mrs. A. A. Harms - entertained
j for the following Portland guests:
: Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Hoodenpyle
i and Clarence Hoodenpyle. ;y
. ,- HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 1 The
family dinner for members of the
A Fisher clan-was held at the home
5 r j of, Mr. and Mrs; E, J. Ward. Pres-
ent at this gathering' were: Mr.
a-nd Mrs.. Lloyd Solid, Stanley Sol
jld. of Mahette. Wash.r Mr. i and
! Mrs. E. K. Anderson of Portland;
JMr.. and Mrs. F. C. Wiltsey,. Mr.
! And Mrs. W.W. Fisher, Mary Jean
. Fisher, -; Melvin Haynes and Mr.
. : and Mrs.' E. J. Ward:
"Thanksgiving Day
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j : HAYESVILLE. Dec. " 1-Mr.
i and Mrs. Fred StetUer. sr.. were
j hosts to a family , gathering on
I Thanksgiving day. Four genera
(tions were present. Mrs. Fred
.(Stealer, sr. great grandmother;
iMrs. Frank Olson, grandmother;
'.Mrs. Emmet Morierity, mother
sod her daughter. Patsy.
- Guests besides the hosts were:
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schaetfer and
.Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stet
'.tler, Jean, Jimmie and Elsie; Mr.
Sad -Mrs. John Stettler, MsrcieL
'Mailne. John, Tonfmie and .Mur
, Jlel; Mr. and Mrs: Fred Stettler
and son,. Harold; Mr. and, Mrs.
'Carl Stettler and children. Betty,
(Jean and Joannef. Mr', and Mrs.
;Lauren . Stettler;! Mr. and . Mrs
.Frank Olson, and son. Francis:
Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Morierity
and daughter . Patsy, Raymond
aad Wlllard Clagget. - . ;
Harrtette Potman of California.
Is spending the winter with her
grandmother, Mrs, .G. Noren.
: Thursday night, Dec: B, the
Hayesvllle Woman's club will be
hostess to ; the . people of . the
community at a meeting la the
' school house in which Mrs. tin
i Ion Scott will give a talk and
show pictures on China. :-.
We aeo mo drags or eperatloas. Most FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
APPENDICITIS, GALLSTONES, and ULCERS of the 8TOM.
ACH can be removed. Guaranteed remedies tor ARTHRITIS,
PILES, SKIN DISEASES. RHEUMATISM, and ailments of
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Chinese Medicine Company -
S034 Court. Corner Liberty - Salens
Office nours: 10 A. Id. to 1 P. IX.::
8 P. BL to T P, iL Every Tuesday
? ; end Satarday Only - -
.. Licensed N. D. Physicians - -17
Tears ta Bnstaesa
Consaltatloa, Clood I Yes sure and
; Urine Test are Free of Charge
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MEN'S GIFTS ARE GAY
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Colorful Merchandise
BETTER TIMES NOTED
The trend for. the man ot the
house in Christmas gifts is to
wards mora colorful, livelier mer
chandise as the 1 9 S 4 noUday sea
son opens. A shopping tour pf Sa
lem stores reveals that the upturn
from depresaionhas been reflect
d la the goods the buyers have
ordered and which are sow being
displayed to catch the shopper's
eye, it being understood that the
pur chaises will be made principally
by the lady of the household
men confining their purchases to
the things the lady herself wants.
Ties reflect the gayer atmosphere
ia richer, more colored hues;
socks are "clocked" more exten
sively, even the eter-practical gift
ot slippers is mora fancy this sea
son with many plain colors offered
and with some slippers available
in two-tone effects.
Better merchandise Is also of
fered for the, man this season. The
trend is definitely towards nation
ally advertised goods and away
from the nondescript lines which
were demanded in the quieter sea
sons of '32 aud 33. ,
The Item most - merchants be
lieve will be their leader la the old
favorite of -shirts. Hundreds and
thousands, dt them are available
for the December trade. The new
est shirts will be - form-fitting;
less fullness in the waist than the
older, models and more tailoring:
Colors in shirts will be good al
though the patterns will be small
er than heretofore. Shirts with
collars attached lead in popular
ity although a liberal minority of
buyers will ask for shirts with
detached collars which accompany
the shirt, the latter having stiff
or soft cuffs built with the shirt.
The old-style bathrobe has def
initely given way "to the newer
and better appearing dressing
gown. Either in wool or in silk
this item makes a tobst appreci
ated gift for any man. Wool prob
ably has the edge for it is more
durable. The colors of the dressing
gown would make Joseph envious;
the' tailoring is excellent.
Silk pajamas for the .liberal
giver, are back this year, offered
School Program,
Family Dinners -At
Grand Island
GRAND ISLAND, Dec. 1. An
excellent , Thanksgiving Day pro
gram ; was given by the school
children at the school house Wed
nesday night. The program was
under the directirn of the teach
ers. Miss Dorothy Bork and Mrs.
W. T. Little and included a num
ber of the rythym band; two ex
ercises. "In Plymouth Town, by
the fifth grade, and "Ten Little
Pumpkins," by the lower grades;
two songs, "Chestnut Brothers,'
and "Turkey Gobbler," by. the
lower grades; song, "Wal . I
Swan," by the npper grade boys;
shadow play, "The Courtship of
Miles Standish," given by the up
per grades; exercise, "Underneath
the Forest Tree," lower grades;
baby show, upper grade girls; re
citation, "My Tumack's Got a
Pain,' Vernefta Wiley; play,
"For What Have We to Be
Thankful; upper grades.
-A short business meeting of
the Improvement club Was held
just prior to the program. Com
mittees appointed by the presi
dent. Worth Wiley, Included;
Building committee, Roy E. Will,
chairman, with' ih selection of
bis own committee to Work with
the school board; program, Mrs.
C. A. Rockhill, chairman; social,
Mrs. E. A. Lefley, Mrs. Verna
Anderson and Mrs. Charles A.
Ferguson. The next meeting tf
the club will be held 1 Saturday
night, December 15. - .
: Mr. and Mrs. Louis Will enter
tained Thanksgiving day with a
family reunion and "bountiful din
ner,. Those present, included the
parents;and grandparents of Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Will of .Jen
nings Lodge, ?lr. and ' Mrs..' Roy
E. Will and family,. Mrs. L. J.
Snoddeiiy, mother of Mrs. Louis
Wfll, Sarella Will of Jennings
Lodge and th3 host and hostess
and family.
Landscape Grounds -
Of Grade School
STATTON, Dec. 1. Officers of
Eva Rebekah lodge tor the year
1935, will be: Noble grand, Mrs.
Chas.' Burmester; vice grand, Mrs.
H. J. Rowe; secretary, Mrs. C. P.
Reynolds. -They will be installed
at an early date in January.
-- Afl-Arbor- day - project started
last spring Is again being carried
out with, the landscaping of the
grade school grounds. -At that
time a collection was taken up
among the pupils and shrubs purchased-Als
Good's floral gardens
generously donated several
shraba.V"r"''tvr'.w" "-
The past' few- days Don ' Good
has hauled and planted four
Scotch pines and three cypress, be
ing assisted with the digglngl by
Bob Inglis, Edwin Hayworth, Max
Stayton and Tod. Sheltou of the
1th grade. The Improvement to
the grounds Is marked. - ' "
The Goods' offered to- land
scape the grounds completely If
the school service club would care
for the trees. .;,-;,.,
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Offered
in
Stores
In plain colors without belts. Oth
er pajamas, less expensive, win be
popular and colors predominate
In the offerings although some
white will b TOid.:r':i-r::r'"'j-j-Swtatr
ar fa tha shops .in
abundanca xer gifts to men, soma
with sippers, soma pullovers. Tha
coat sweater is decidedly subor
dinated to these newer styles: .
'iTles of .a hundred patterns are
available la the men' shops. The
colore sure livelier than si season
ago. A. novelty la some of the
shops will be a wool.. tie. la. con
servative patterns, a Ue which will
wear until another Christmas
comet around. , , 5 " i
For" an ' unusually - attractive
gift, milady may purchase a
blanket tor her husband, with aa
eye to procuring a gift which the
entire household- will enjoy. A
liberal assortment .Is available' in
many ot the storea. v2 :
There are the usual accessories
plain and colored handker
chiefs, silk 'kerchiefs for the coat
lapel, shirt studs for dressup, cuff
links tor plain and special wear
use. garters in fancy boxes, belts
with monogram buckles, suspend
ers wrapped in cellophane or in
holiday boxes.;
The old-reliable pigskin glove
so popular in recent years Is
in the men's stores in abundance
this season. The ' unbuttoned,
gauntlet type is still good. Aa In
novation this year are black and
grey pigskins although the yellow
colored pigskin glove of last sea
son is still generously shown. For
dress gloves - some ot the stores
are showing a smooth finished
mocha glove, made from Arabian
sheepskin.- ' ,
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Hamilton's Toyland is now open with the largest display of fine
Prices this year are
Holiday delivery.
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LIONEL TRAINS AND ACCESSORIES
'Hamilton's are the authorised agency for Lionel In this district.
See the new stream Lionel train, an exact seale model of the Unloa
.Pacific train shown In Salem -last summer. Our display of trains and
accessories is the most complete in the " - -? , o Qf
northwest. Trala prices as low as $4mID
VELOCIPEDES
All sizes and colors. The largest
selection ever shown In Salem.
A : deposit . cu? held yozr ,
selections for Christmas
delivery, ;
PUIHCDECI5IIK
vlIIJClIKE
MOLALLA, Dee. 1. Former
Molalla high school football stars
held the present school football
team to I I to I tie Thanskgiv
ing morning at a game played at
the Buckaroo field.. The game
was the result of a healed verbal
and written argument started two
weeks ago when an alumni mem
ber wrote aa article accusing the
present team of conceit and chal
lenging it to play an alumni team
that would teach the school squad
how to play football. The school
team responded in similar vitriolic
terms. Since neither team proved
Its superiority over the other, the
only thing to come oat ahead at
the end ot the game was the high
school athletic fund, which , got
the profits.
Playing on the' alumni squad
were M. Slyter, center; L. Bah
cock. B. Heins aad W. Mitts,
guards; L. Anderson and K. Rid
ings, tackles; J. Gregory,5: W.
Bauer and M. . Miller, ends; XI.
Slyter, Quarterback; K. Carlson,
R. Holmaa, C. Falke and R. Het
ple, halfbacks and Fenton Har
less. fullback. Officials 'were
C. W. Kendall, referee; F. R. Wal
lace, umpirer and Ben Chlndgrea,
head linesmaa. :."'
: VISIT AT ST. LOTCS ;
ST. IXUI3, Dec 1. - Many
residents had visitors on Thanks
giving day. Guests at the Alex
Manning home were Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Wing. Mr. and Mrs. Schaf
f er, Mr. and Mrs. Schomus and
Henrietta, . Donald, Cyril aad
Francis and the Manning fam
ily. : :-, . ,J
Guests at the Lawrence Fer
schweiler . home were Mr. and
Mrs. William Forcler, Mrs. Phill
Shennette and Jlmay. ;
TV
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Sturdy wagons built to stand
hard useage. Variety of styles
and prices to suit your require
menta.
j ;Wooly
Animals
Beautifully fin
ished soft ani
mals, bear a.
'dogs, monkeys,
etc Prices -
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HAZEL CREENi Dec. l.-Th
Community cluh.will present a
program . ot nnksura interest Fri
day, Decv 7, at 8 o'clock.' r Mrs.
X. Vlntoa Scott will show pic
tures of the four seasons in Jap
an and lecture. Mus'cal numbers
are: Vocal aolo, Helen Ralph; piano-accordion
selections by Her
man DomagoXla of Salem;," male
quartet. Salem High. . Mrs.. Ralph
Gilbert la chairman ot. the pro
gram committee 4 j ; t ?U : ?
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PLEASANTDALE. " Dee. 1-
large gathering ot patrons and
friends ot the district attended tho
Community - club - Thanksgiving
?rogram at the icboo I hoose
Wednesday evening. The program
inelnded a recitation' by Granville
Freshoart ' music, Gailan Fresh
oar; dialogue; wrhat Norman
Brought, seven primary grade stu
dents; plana solo, Rosamund Gra
benhorat; recitation, Carolyn Wll
lard; exercise,: JL t primary grade
students; vocal solo, W. E. Gra
benhorst; redtatlott, GUda Rich
ards; recitation, - Barbara 8wee
a e y ; - music,- Webf oot Grange
band; reading, Wendell Willard;
dialogue, Lucy Edwards and Rita
Freshour; music, : Gailan - Fresh
oar; 'one act' comedy, by eight la
cast, Seen on a Railroad Car,"
accompanies! by r musfe by Ed,
Richards and Gailan Freshour. '
HAVE TJNI03f SERVICE
DAYTON, Dec 1 The union
Thanksgiving services' at the Day
ton Methodist church at 10 a. ru
Thursday,: was , well attended.
Rev. Kenpeth B. Daniels, ; pastor
of the .-Dayton Baptist ' church,
preached. the Thanksgiving ,v ser
mon, r !-"-.v -.'-,
i The Dayton young people- ,who
are attending colleges and schools
at a distance are home. for ihe
Thanksgiving vacation.
your selections now a
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These fine model planes are the finest flyers on
the market. Several new models, both ready to fly
:::",r:v....i 50c i. $3.00
(X
Georgene ;
Novelty, ,
' Dons
A new type of
.soft euddley
dolL Faces are
- hand, painted
on . rubberised
, cloth.; Bodies
filled wl t h
Kapoc. Wide
. v ariety of
: typee1 includ
ing H a n s e I,
GreUl, Red
.Riding Hood,
Mammy ( etc. .
Prices .
98c
up
Wil(u Jp- Uny ether nea crJ cf
; y tractive items errivhs
ICclzer Schoolboys -;
' 4 Present Program -:
" i Fcr Than!is2ivin2
s KEIZER, . Dec 1 A Thanks
glvisg program was rendered during-
the assembly period Wednes
day afternoon at the school house.
Numbers Included: -'"The First
Thanksgiving. by Raymond
Weathers; ."The Reason Why,
Wayne Kunse; "Pilgrim Fath
ers.' David Saucy; song by First
and 4 Second grade boys'; "A
Thankful Girt." Jimmy Muck
ridge; "Why We Keep the Day
Clyde Kunse. "Letters of Thanks
giving," by twelve boys; Toma
Thanksgiving, Shirley Addison;
Thanksgiving Surprise, Hal
Ratzbursj and Jimmy Muckridge;
harmonica aolo,. David Malson;
"Daisy's Thanksgiving," Junior
Hudson; "Aarvest," a group poem
by Thomas Brantner, Haworl Me
Call. Arthur Bllven; aong, '"Sleepy
Head." Howard Saucy; "Thanks
giving." Ernest Smith; "Sister's
Best" Fellow," Mil von Savage;
song; by ten boys; exercise, "The
Little Fairies.' This was strictly
LETS QUIT
KILLING
Many are: killed in inotor
accidents cachf week, ; '
Year state is requiring cer.
tain visual standards ' for
drivers.--l :' - i '
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Be 'prepared to save a life
and protect your ' own. -When
seconds count, eyes
must see clearly and in
stantly. . : v : - v"
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deposit will hold for
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The , speedy ;
racing v motor
boat so popu
lar last year.'
The boys aay
Price with
"p r f o rmer.
it is a real
stand only
$30
a boys' program. The gms wm
put on the next as a Christmas
program. ' . . : . . .
Students 7 Rettirxi
For Thanksgiving
TURNER, Dec. 1. Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Bear entertained with
a Thanksgiving dinner for Mrs.
R. M. Kiser, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Arensmeier, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Wagers and sons Bobby and
Glenn of Salem, Mr. and Mrs.
R. E. Stewart and children Quen-
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""Miss: Josephine "Gllstrap -,s atu
dent at Northwest Bible school
at Eugene, spent Thanksgiving
vacation at her home. i - I
- James and Emma Denyer of O.
8. C. spent Thursday at the home
of thetr parents, Mr. and ;' Mrs.
N. E. Denyer. . .-
- C. A. Bear, Eugene Stewart, N.
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to Newport Friday, desiring to
view the ocean during a storm
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