The OREGON STATESMAN," Salem.' Oregon, Friday Morning December 21, 1934
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Miss Heater Bride
on Tuesday
Silrerton Miss Thana Flodene
Heater, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
H. F. neater, pioneer Oregon fam
ily, and Fred Jarrell. son of T. H.
Jarre!! of Omega, Oklahoma, were
Quietly married at the parsonage
of Her. W. C. Kan tor Tuesday at
1:15. The bride wore a corsage of
Talisman rosebuds and was gown
ed In rose.biege satin with silver
lace and matching accessories.
Immediately following the cere
tnony, which was read In the pres
ence of the immediate members of
the family, the young couple left
for a risii at Omega, Oklahoma.
For going away costume, the bride
wore a brown velvet gown with a
short Australian lapin fur coat
and brown accessories. :
When they return to Silrerton
the couple will make their home
on a farm In the Waldo Hills. '
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- nabbard. - Hubbard Women's
club met at the home of Mrs. John
Friend Wednesday, with Mrs.
Kathryn Will. Mrs. Effa Bell and
Mrs. Edna Mack assisting. Mrs.
: Ida Garland presided at the busl
. ness meeting. The child welfare
committee annlunced that a clinic
for pre-school children will be held
January 9 at the high school
gymnasium. i-
The committee for the card par
ty series beaded by Mrs. Dorothy
Garren announced that the second
one was to be held at the Pythian
hall Saturday, night, December 29.
. Mrs. Margaret Anderson opened
the program by reading the Christ
' mas story. Other numbers includ-
ed two harmonica duets by Eddie
Stauffer and Eileen Riemer, a ro
,. cal duet by Ruth Jungnickel and
. Marjorle Rich, accompanied at the
: piano by Mrs. Neva Mckenzie, and
piano solos by Naomi Friend.
'. Wallace - Road. Willamette
Lodge country club house was
beautifully decorated with holly,
miniature Christmas, trees and
mistletoe when the club had Its
annual Christmas party. Special
; guests present were Mr. and Mrs.
; Harry Crawford, Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Henry and daughter Cor
rlne, Mr. a n d Mrs. - George W.
Plane, risitlng here from Hillrose,
Colo., and Mr. and Mrs. Garfield
Andersen of Platte, S. D. Christ
'. mas candles and holly were used
as table decorations at the 6:30
o'clock supper served la the club
dining room by Mrs. A. E. Utley
and Mrs. C. I. Blodgeti, hostesses.
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Mill City Thirtyone ! members
of the Mill City woman's club en-
joyed the annual Christmas . par-
ty Tuesday - erenlng at the home
of Mrs. W. W. Mason with Mrs.
Mason and' Mrs. A. A. Holthouse
as joint hostesses. Mrs. Ella Hen
dricson, a former member, was a
complimented guest.
A beautifully trimmed Christ
mas tree with gifts for the mem
bers as well as with toys for nee
dy children of the community and
the Children's farm home.
The contests nnder the super
rlsion of Mrs. H. M. Aspinwall
and Mrs. Justin Jones, Miss MU-
dred Newcombe, Miss Gwen John
T son, Mrs. John V. Dawes and Mrs.
Al Van Dahl were awarded prises.
Dayton George Hessler, farm
' er of near Dayton, was honored on
the occasion of his 5 th birthday
anniversary at his home Monday
evening when his wife entertain-
ed 21 relatires and friends. .
Goss-Word Puzzle
By EUGENE SHEFFER .
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the -Iliad-
14 member of
certain
Indian tribe
18 stride
17 subject to
pressure
and friction
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20 not so many
21 young dog
22 gratuity
24 failed to
follow suit
27 sense
organs
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of Abra
ham 31 confer
knighthood
on
83 note of the
scale:
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37 characteris
tic of
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40 ull with
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42 large cask
43- s-deeIine
43 otter a
moaning
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47 watch
pocket
49 small moun
tain lake
SI writing
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32 scene of
Napoleon's
63 edible bulbs
14 group of
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ST dried
Herewith Is the solution te yes
terday's puzzle.
DPI
Blouse in W ool-or String
CROCHETED BLOUSE
"Transform your suit by wear
ing this lovely, lacy, crocheted
blouse. It's the same stitch
throughout and is Quickly done.
The bow and belt offer a con
trasting touch. The, blouse is just
the thing for wear under a suit,
as the short sleeves make it spe
cially comfortable. Made in wool
or string, It is one of those blous
es that can be worn the year
round. .
Monmouth. A wedding of in
terest to Monmouth people occur
red Friday night at Albany when
Miss Edna Russell, daughter of
Mrs. Ethel Russell, became the
bride of Melvin Miller, son of
Mrs. Rachel Miller of Monmouth.
Miss Russell was attended by Miss
Alice Ring of Albany and .Clyde
D a r i a of Monmouth was best
man.
Melvin Miller has lived in Mon
mouth for the past twelve years,
and Is a graduate of the local
high school, and has many friends
here. The young couple will make
their home In Albany.
Monmouth. Carl Tetherow,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tetherow
of Monmouth, was married in Los
Angeles December 8 to Miss Theo
Morgan of Atlanta, Ga. Mr. Teth
erow is a graduate of Monmouth
high school and of Oregon State
college.
West Stayton. Delbert Cham
berlain's' seventh birthday party
was enjoyed Saturday at bis
home. : The guests were Jimmie
Comstock, Jimmie and Gladys
Thomas, Opal Reishel, Danny
Steele, Ada Lou and Mary Louise
Snoddy and James Lafky.
Santa at Store Santa Claus.
will be at the Pay'n Takit store
on South Commercial street be
tween 11 a. m. and 7 p. m. Sat
urday, Ed Schreder, manager, an
nounced yesterday. This is the
third Christmas season when
Schreder has arranged for Santa's
visit to his store.
VERTICAL
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2 fruit of the
buckthorn
family
8 -street
urchin
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sovereign
power -
occurrence
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floors
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15 note of the
scale
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19 relationship
21 danger
23 city in
Poland
24 fabulous
bird of
Arabia
25 lump
28 delved with
a spade
23 title of
respect
29 -thus -
82 resorted
35 euave
38 pull with
great effort
S3 woman
under rell
- gkus rows
83 imaginary
line con
necting - places en
the earth's
surface
4ltxaia to be
ground
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public v.
school
44 cream
cheese .
PATTERN 749
A varicolored, striped, envelope
purse is also included in this
pattern. It offers the chance to
use up all those scraps of wool!
Pattern 749 comes to yon ' with
detailed directions for making
the blouse and purse; illnstra
tions of both of these and of all
stitches used, and material re
quirements.
Send 10 cents in stamps or
coins (coins preferred) for; this
pattern to The Oregon States
man, Needlecraft Department.
MICKEY MOUSE
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RUL .f I V MABEL.!
ID1IIE CHOIR .
TO GIVE CATJTATA
PRATTJM, Dee. 20. Sunday
night -the Mennonlte choir will
present a Christmas cantata with
Rev. . J. M. Frani directing. '
Monday night both churches
will hare their regular Christ
mas programs, These programs
are given by the young folks ot
the Sunday school. A short play
will be given by the Methodist
church, "The Star ot the East,"
Those taking part "are Maurice
and-Irene de Vrles, Ervin Meyer,
Irvin Branch Arthur, Rudolph
and Olivia de Vrles, Dorothy
Bowen, Waldo Kleen and Paul
Silke.-: ; : ':! v
. Friday night the community
club will give a Christmas pro
gram. Saturday night the Oak
Ridge - school will give Its an
nual Christmas progrsm.
Thursday night the yonng
folka ot the Methodist church
went Christmas carolling, later
stopping at Mrs. Lorena Thomp
son's home for refreshments.
SCIO, Dec. 20. At an open
joint meeting of Cascade Post No
2105, Veterans ot Foreign Wars
of the United States, and the aux
iliary, held in the post hall in
Scio Friday night. These auiil
iary officers were installed by
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Stayton Children v
YfUlDe Guests ct
; Annual Movie Fete.
: STAYTON, Dec .SO.
Once v again ex Mayor
George A. Keecb and his
son, Edwin Keech, Salem
attorney and owners of the
local' theatre are giving
their - annual Christmas
treat; to 'the children et
Stayton and vicinity. As
before there will be a
Christmas tree and treats
for the youngsters will be
distributed, by Santa Claus.
The doors will open at 1
p. m. Saturday afternoon
and the show ; will begin at
1:43 and last for an boar
and half. All children of
the community . up te and
Including the seventh grade
are Invited te . attend. -
Mrs. Clara Qulnn, department offi
cer: President. Mrs. Gladys Hoag-
land; senior Tics-president; Mrs.
cnariotte Ernst; junior rice-pres
went, ioia Douglas; secretary-
treasurer, Clara Qulnn; chaplain,
Grace Brunkle; conductress, Sallie
J. Perjty; patriotic instructor.
Martha Ensley; historian, Mary
aicuowan; guard. Rose Kendle;
color bearers. Carrie Bllyeu. Myr
tle Haley; trustee, Carrie Bllyeu;
musician, ' Dort ha. McDonald.
Charles Low of Salem officiated
as installing officer for the post.
the official roster for the follow
ing year being as follows: Com
mander, Hobart HoaglSnd; senior
rice-commander, Frank S. Perry;
junior rice-commander, C. E. Ken
dle; chaplain,' Daniel Brunkle;
surgeon. Dr. J. C. Booth; officer
of the day, Bruce Ensley; histor
ian, Rockford White; quartermas
; ter, E. H. Ernst; adjutant, P. W.
Scbrunk.
Mj Kingdom
Now Showing
Silent
Blissful
DANNY I3 TO BE. FIRED
raxT wnx and inju pczveht
HIM FROM OETTV40 ANOTHER
000,TOO MABEL, IS
INFWTUATED WITH HIM NOW, '
BUT MAVBS SHSUL GOMEL TO
HER SSNSSS WHEN HE WONT
B& ABLE TO'PROVIOB HER
WITH THE, BAkSQT
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SCIO. Dec. 20 Rubes h ft No
rsk Is the name of the latest Scio
firm to enter the field here, and
will conduct a general real estate
business, according to present ru
mors. Ed. Rubesh has been en
gaged in fanning near Sclo for
several years and will act in the
capacity ot agent. . J. F. Novak
likewise Is a farmer of 20 years'
operations In this locality. The
principal work of the company
will be to place desirable families
on farm lands In this community.
In common with all Odd Fel
lows lodges throughout the na
tion, the. Scio unit has beeen re
quested by the sorerelgn grand
sire to observe, on or near Janu
ary 15, the birth anniversary of
Thomas Wildsy, who was Instru
mental in founding the Independ
ent Order of Odd Fellows at Baltl
more, Maryland, in June, 1819.
The date Is known in Odd Fellow
ship as. "Wlldey Day."
"Jimmie" Karnosh, - who is
home on leave from his naval du
ties at San Pedro, Calif., wlU re
sume his station there upon the
expiration of his 23-day leave,
most of which will buve been
spent at the farm home of his
parents near Sclo.
Domestic Wool
Sales are Fair
" BOSTON, Dec 20.-tf-(U. S
Dept. Agr.)-Oecas!onal sales were
being closed on 14s and finer do
mestic wools. Fine Ohio DeLalne
or strictly combing C4s and finer
fleeces 'brought 27-28 cents 1p the
Tor a Horse
'Torbidden Fruit"
VJATT TtU.1 PACK
AW GR1PMR.NHRPP1.E.
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II UlfSHT TO StE Hlrt
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Partner
Ignorance
MABEL IS OUST A
CHILD SHE'S UNDER AE
AND HER MARRtACrE
TO DANNV CAN EASttX
ca Artttn l gr amd
THEM Ha'UL BE
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grease. Territory lines of similar
grade bulk avtrags French comb
ing la original bags moved at 17
70 cents scoured basis, while
lines consisting of short French
combing and clothing staple sold
at CM 5 cents. Some graded bulk.
French combing Sfis, COs,
blood territory wools sold at 68-
J0 cents scoured basis.
Dinner Meetings
Each Month, Plan
V Of Church Group
GERVAIS, . Dec 20. Church
dinners will be given the first
Wednesday evening of each
month beginning January 2, the
Presbyterian Women's Missionary
society decided at Us meeting held
Wednesday afternoon. '
Mrs. Scott Jones led the devo
tional service and Mrs. Sumner
Stevens the discussion of the top
ic Mrs. R. 8. Marshall and Mrs.
Stevens read Christmas stories
and Mrs. Cecil V. Ashbaugn and
Mrs. J. C. Adams gave vocal so
los. During the social hour Mrs.
V. O. Booster and Mrs.' A. B. Min
aker served.
fAMBE pop eve trr bjrite
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TURNER. Dec. 20. The usual
holiday Tscatlon ot he schools
will be obserred and classes will
reconvene Jane: ry 2v The school
will enjoy their Christmas trees
In each room Friday afternoon.
The outstanding: - entertainment
will be the Christmas operetta
put on Thursday night - at the
school house by the grades. '
The Christian church Sunday
school will give their, Christmas
program Christmas eve
Mrs. 3. A. Riches entertained
her beginner 4-H sewing . dub
with a party Tuesday night .at
the school house. Other dnos
organized at, girls cooking -H
club; leader, Mrs. Joe Vogll;
sewing three and four, Mrs. Vea
ter Benes, leader.
Mr. and Hrs. 8. H. Bond will
spend - the , holiday season with
their sen and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Bond at Wen
a tehee.
By WALT DISNEY
By SEGAR .
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