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Jessie Steele, Society Editor
Open House Event
Tonight at All
mPNIGHT MS three Willamette
X sororities will hold open bouse
to the general public -
Delta Phi, 11 Court, will re
ceiie from 7:30 to 8:30 o'clock.
In the line will be , Miss . Lola
Underwood, Mrs. P. A, Weil, Prof,
and Mrs. M. E. Peck and Dr. and
Mrs. Charles L. Sherman.
Alpha Phi Alpha, 750 X Sum
mer, will be open from. 8" to 9
o'clock.' The-receiving line will
include Hiss Helen Knight, Mrs.
C. H, Breck; Prof and Mrs. W.
C. Jones, Dean Ollre M. Dahl and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Keene.
Beta Chi, 1445 State, will re
celTe from 8:30 to 9:30 o'clock.
In the line will be Miss Hor tense
Taylor, Mrs. Y. A. Elliott, Prof,
and Mrs. EL. C. Richards, Dean and
Mrs. Frank Erickson and Miss
Beryl Holt.
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Jason Lee Meeting Has
Large Attendance
Forty-two women attended the
joint meeting of the W. H. M. S
and, the W. F. M. S. Wednesday
at the Jason Lee church.'
Luncheon was seryed at 12:30
o'clock followed by a business
session and program. Mrs. Fran
cis DeHarpport played sereral pi
ano numbers and Mrs. Gladys
Thomas sang. Mrs. Park led the
devotions.
Mrs. Necia Buck was in charge
of the lesson. An interesting ar
tide on citizenship was presented
by Mrs. Lynn Wood.
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Lundeens Return From
California Trip
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Lundeen re
turned recently from a fortnight's
visit to southern California and
old Mexico.
While in San Diego, they were
guests for Christmas dinner
aboard the U. S. S. Dahlgren. Mrs
Lundeen's son, Harlan James Per
kins, is a chief petty officer on
the Dahlgren.
West Stayton The women of
the community enjoyed an all day
quilting Wednesday in the club
room at McCIellan's halL A club
dinner was served at noon to 20
Edrie McClellan was the hostess
Pattern
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Office boars for the society editor are as 'follows:
10 a. in. to 12 p. m. and 2 to 6 p. m. every day bat Sat
unlay. On Saturday, they are 9 a. m. to 11:80 a. m. and
12:SO p. m. to 0 p. m.
Saturday, January 11
Salem Woman's club, board at 2 p. m., business
session at 2:30 p. m. . .
Sorority Open Houses: Delta Phi, 7:30 to 8:30 p. m.
Alpha Phi Alpha, 8 to 9 p. m. Beta Chi, 8:30 to 9:30
p. m.
Monday, January IS
Delta Phi Mother's club with Mrs. Paul H. Hauser,
925 Saginaw, 2 p. m.
Tuesday, January It
Delta Zeta alumnae with Mrs. Bjarne Erlcksen,
1710 S. Winter, -8 p. m.
Medical auxiliary 6:30 p. m. dinner with Mrs. J. H.
Garnjobst, 490 Oak.
Beta Chi Mother's club, 2:30 p. m. at chapter house.
Fruit and jam shower.
In the Valley Social Realm
Monmouth. Mrs. F. E. Mur-i Eldriedge A group from this
dock , was hostess Wednesday af- community left Friday afternoon
terioon to-the Sunbeam Thimble for Qulncy to be week-end guests
club. The annual report of the of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Nusom at
clubwas read by Mrs. Ity Ham- the G. W. Thurmon peppermint
ar. stating mat 110 was given farm near Clatskanie. In the
Holiday Nuptial Is
Announced for
Couple
THE MARRIAGE of Miss Thel
ma Peterson of Shelton, Neb.,
to Gordon inlay of saiem on
New Tear's Day has been an
nounced. Both young people are music
ians. Mrs. Finlay has lived in
Corvallls for the past four years
teaching and studying under Mrs.
Lillian Petrk Mr. Finlay is di
rector of the public school bands.
A reception will greet the
young people Monday night at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Lamb, 1151 Chemeketa, from 8
to 10 o'clock.
Lodge Groups
Seat Officers
Mill City Women' dub
Hears Talk About
State Authors
to the Woodcraft home at River
side, Cal., and 85 to the Chil
dren's Farm home at Corvallls
as benefit projects. The retiring
group were Mr. and Mrs. Henry
C. Stafford. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl
Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. E. J.
Becker, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gi-
Junior Harmony Club
Gives Program
The Junior Harmony club, of
which Mrs. Walter A. Denton is
counselor, recently sponsored a
New Year's musical program at
the Methodist Old People's home.
Club members were assisted by
Rev. H. C. Stover and the vocal
trio and quartet from the Knight
Memorial church. Piano selections
were given by the young people.
The entire program was enthusi
astically received.
Those from the Junior Har
mony club taking part were An
toinette Lambert, Marylee Fry,
Helen Ostrin, Roy Ostrin, Kreta
Fae Ashbaugh, Bettie Marrison,
Jackie Lachele, Dannie Fry, Bet
ty Korb, Betty Burroughs -and
David Smith, Jr. From the Knight
Memorial church were Reverend
Stover, Caroyl Braden, Verus
Griffen, Harriet Adams, John
Ritche, Ray Drakley ahd Mrs
Newell Williams, accompanist.
Miss Kathryn Douglas has re
turned to her home in Eugene
after a week's visit at the B. A.
Newman home. She is formerly
of Columbia, Mo. Dr. Franklin
Launer has returned to Christian
college after spending the holi
days with his sister, Mrs. B. A.
Newman.
Twin Babies at
Zena Residence
y ANNE ADAMS
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revers and front opening in a
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Pattern 2 39 is available in sit
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40. 42. 44, 48 and 48. Site 18
takes 5 yards -JS 6 inch fabric and
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by step sewing Instructions In
cluded. .;- '
president, Mrs. Murdock, acted as rod, Mr. and Mrs. Allyn Nusom
installing oincer xor me new oi- and son Dale,
lieers: Mrs. Ed Hamar, presi
dent: Mrs. Guy Deming, vice
president; Mrs. E. M. Ebbert, sec
retary-treasurer, and Mrs. W. L.
Mason, press correspondent. Mrs.
Murdock was presented with an
attractive gift. Mrs. Deming was
absent because of illness.
Aurora. The Aurora Wom
an's club held its first meeting
of the new year Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. L. I.
Snyder, with Mrs. James Ogle
and Mrs. Eddie Michell Joint
hostesses. The club has voted to
sponsor the Girl Scout club. Miss
Rose Ehlen of the Molalla Elec
trie office gave an interesting
talk on lighting for homes. Mrs
Harry Evans gave a book review
on "Tbe cabin at the Trail s
End" by Hargreaves.
Swegle. Mrs. Reuel Smith was
hostess to her bridge club Wed
nesday. High score went to Mrs
E. C. Mennis and Mrs. H. S.
Walker. Those present: Mrs. Her
man Watson, Mrs. Russell Mudd,
Mrs, Harry Kroner, Mrs. E. C.
Mennis, Mrs. George Alderin,
Mrs. H. S. Walker, Mrs. A. A
Carper and the hostess.
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Liberty. Mrs. C. W. Stacey
and Mrs. Mason Bishop were
guests of the Aumsville Women's
club in Aumsville Thursday af
ternoon. Mrs. Stacey, as presi
dent of the county federation of
women's clubs, visits each of the
24 affiliated organizations at least
once during the year. From Fri
day to Monday Mrs. Stacey will
visit with friends in Vancouver,
Wash.
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Stayton. Rev. Father Moltz of
Shaw spoke before an open meet
tng of the Lady Foresters at their
Ball Tuesday night on the 20
years he spent as a missionary in
India. He was in charge of one
of the northern provinces, 600
miles long, where were two mil
lion Mohammedans and one mil
lion Hindus. Forty dialects were
spoken by the natives.
Woodburn The Royal Neigh
bors of America will hold their
installation Saturday afternoon at
1 o'clock, instead of in the eve
ning as formerly announced, at
the I. O. O. F. hall.
Eldriedge Mr. and Mrs. A. W
Nusom have returned home from
Hayward, Calif., where they spent
the tpast month with their daugh
terJ Mrs. Lawrence Brooke and
family.
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Shaw The Wpmen's Commun
ity club met at the home of Mrs
John Batliner. The afternoon was
spent in social conversation. Re
freshments were served by the
hostess assisted by her mother.
Mrs. Kate Berg.
Dayton. Ninety people attend
ed the traveling kitchen home in
stitute held Wednesday afternoon
at the Dayton- Woman's Sivic
clubrooms and sponsored by the
Dayton club women.
Macleay Annual election of
officers will be held at the all day
meeting of the 4-M club Tuesday
at the grange hall.
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Dayton. Electa chapter. Order
of Eastern Star, will hold its an
nual installation of officers Tues
day night.
ZENA, Jan. 10. Twin babies,
a boy and a girl were born to Mr
and Mrs. Floyd Gray, Monday, at
the home of his. parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. Gray of Bethel. The girl
weighed seven pounds and has
been named Frances Darlene; the
boy six and a half pounds, has
been named Frances Dale. They
have a sister and three brothers
Joe Shepard, youngest son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Shepard
who had an appendix operation at
the Deaconess hospital a week
ago, is convalescing satisfactorily
at last reports.
The belfrey of the Zena school
house is being enclosed to keep
out the rain. The furnace pipes
in the basement have been re-
rolled and soldered. Frank But
ler is doing the work.
Mrs. Medley Luncheon
Hostess Thursday
Mrs. D.W. Medley was a smart
hostess Thursday afternoon when
she entertained the 13 Tricks
bridge club at luncheon. The ta
ble was covered with a lace cloth
and centered with a bowl of la
vender spring flowers and match
ing tapers.
Honors for bridge during the
afternoon went to Mrs. Charles
Klnzer and Mrs. E. R. Niles. Cov
ers at' luncheon were placed for
Mrs. L. Hansen, Mrs. C. W. Heck
man, Mrs. E. J. Kirchoff, Mrs.
C. H. Ringwald, Mrs. E. J. Krebs,
Mrs. J. C. Schaupp, Mrs. Archie
Brewster, Mrs. Herbert Nisson,
Mrs. Douglas Armstrong, Mrs.
Douglas Armstrong, Mrs. Charles
Klnzer, Mrs. E. R. Niles and the
hostess, Mrs. D. W. Medley.
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Mrs. Koon Entrains on
Month's Vacation
Mrs. Louisa Koon left last
night on a month's trip east by
train. She will visit two daugh
ters in Rockwell City, la.. Mrs.
Fred Holmes and Mrs. E. W.
Wall.
Returning via the southern
route, Mrs. Koon will stop over
with her son, Louis Koon, and
other relatives in Whittler and
Los Angeles, Calif. She will also
spend some time with another
daughter, Mrs. H. D. Handler In
Vallejo. Mrs. Handler is formerly
of Salem.
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Holiday guests at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Sturgis. were Mrs. Jean Machado
and daughter, Nora Lou, of San
Diexo. They returned south
Thursday fter a visit of three
weeks.
MILL CITY, Jan. 10. The
members of the Odd Fellows lodge
and Santlam Rebekah No. 168
enjoyed a dinner in their hall on
Tuesday night after which a Joint
installation of their officers for
1938 was held. Mrs. Nina Kahler
was musician for the ceremony.
The Rebekahs were installed by
District Deputy Grace Taylor as
sisted by District Deputy Grand
Marshal Gertrude Mason.
Those installed were: Noble
grand, MiUle LeVine; vice grand,
Zora Leisy; secretary, Abbie Gier
tsen; treasurer, Nellie Wachter;
warder, Gertrude Mason; conduc
tress, Johanna Jorgensen; R.S.N.
G., Grace Taylor; L.S.N.G., Susie
Haynes; R.S.V.G, Jennie Davis;
L.S.V.G.. Ida Fleetwood; inside
guardian, Chester Slater; outside
guardian, W. E. Lavine.
Odd Fellow Officers
Odd Fells installed by District
Deputy W. W. Mason, assisted by
District Deputy Grand Marshal
George Berry were: Noble grand.
A. Koeneke; vice grand, S. Jor
eensen: secretary, M. J. Knerr;
treasurer. R. A. Mason; warder,
W. E. Lavine; conductor, F. H.
Haynes; R.S.N.G., W. E. Haynes;
chaplain. W. W. Mason; L.S.N.
G., Frank Taylor; R.S.V.G.. J. A.
Simmons; L.S.V.G., J .P. GeDier;
warder, W. E. Lavine; conductor,
C. Slater; M. J. Knerr has held
the office of secretary for 32
years. ''
Women's Club Meets
The Mill City Woman's club
met at the home of Mrs. Charles
Gentry, with Mrs. Vivian Albert
and Mrs. Frank Smith as host
esses. After roll call three trus
tees were elected to have charge
of the club house, recently pur
chased from R. Babb. Those el
ected were Mrs. Robert Schroeder,
Mrs. Tom Allen and Mrs. H. Asp
lnwall. Miss Harriett Long, state
librarian, entertained with a talk
on "Oregon Authors," showing an
exhibit of pictures of Oregon au
thors and some of their -books.
Mrs. Robert Schroeder entertain
ed with two piano solos. Spe
cial guests were Miss Ethel Hick
ey, Mrs. Charles Gentry, Miss
Marie Hildeman and Miss Genella
Gentry.
Jack Schaer was moved to the
Salem general, hospital where he
was operated upon Wednesday.
He is getting along very well.
in the Church
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COTTET CTXXST CHZXSTIOX CHUZCH t tVUXTttXUX KTOCB
Coart n4 lUk.strMU. D. W. IHaUU. I : Wlaur sad Chuukats -strMU. Grovsr
Mtar. BibU scm1 at t:45. with MUs IC BirtelMtt. DJ, utw. - :
Jeaa Hiwkias, Sap. Marml&s wmUf j
bS uunruc of tk bora sapper at
11, bnuii. "What la . Chriatiaal"
Chrbusa Kattavor at fl:S0, with Senior,
lUrtot41at sad Junior ocIatUa. Evas-'
eaarek aefcaat. J. 3. ritiatatoaa. ampu
11 a. bl. Moraine worship "BarMa:
'Facta Caaearaias Mrsatf.L L Waa Aai
It'." Aatham: "for Xot Ys, O If
raaf ' (KobarU). Sola by , Mr. Braea
iar warahip at TrSO. with H. a Epfey I flpaaldiBf : "Ara Haria" (Baca-Oaa.
leadior aiariu. SpaeUl featara fraatlaoS). S:SO p. bl- C. EL. Saeiatias. 7:30
on family iolTowad by tba pastor' ( maa-ip. n., warship. "Son as: 'Essoatiala la
sate, "gtraagtacned witk Mifht." La I sueeassf at Homa-makins, I, 'Preparation
dies' Aid swating at tba baagslow Wed- J
aesdty for dinner, business meeting and ;
qailtinf;. Bible Draaaa dak Wednesday j
at 6 p. sa., for clak sapper, business
meeting aad play practice. Hid-week
Bibla atody in tba bunrslow Thursday at
7 :bu.
ZTX8T CHKISTIAjr CHTJXCB
Corner of Center aad Hick streets;
Guy h. Drill, minister. Cbarcb school at
:30 with A. P. epeer. supt. Morning
worship and commaniaa at 10:45. An
thems by the choir: "Hail to tha
Brightness." Schnler aad "Holy Art
Thou" (Largo), Haadal. Special eld
tory service , for tee newly elected eld
ers., with tha pastor speaking oq "The
Eldership." Cbristiaa Endeavor at 6:15.
Evening service at 7:S0. "Are Yob
Ploughing Toar Furrow Straight f" by
tne Men -a qnartet. senaoa: "An Etk
iopiaa Converted." Chareh Night serv
ice on Tharsdsy. Supper at 6:30; class
es and devotional service at 7:30.
for Mirrisre. Anthem! "Be Glad O
T Bighteoaa" (8penee). Thursday,
7: SO p. s. Service of Prayer.
nut JCETHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHTOCB
State aad Church streets. James E.
Xilliraa. minister. ' Mildred Bartholo
mew, director Young People's Activities.
K af. tiatke. Sunday . achooy Bupt.
Church school classes for all ages, 9:45
to 10:45. Morning worship. 11 o'clock.
"The Impellinc Spirit." Tonne Peo
ple's meetings, 6:30 o'clock. High
School League. Jeaa Moore, leader; sok-
ject, "Tha Influence .of Environment on
a Life," and University Vespers, Frank
Reid, leader, subject. "The Reason for
Living. Evening worship, 7:30, Glor
ious Beauties."
TTBST BAPTIST CHU1CB
Jtarioa and North Liberty streets:
Britten Eos 5, minister. Bible school at
9:45 a. m. ; Fred Broer, supt. Morning
worship at 11 o'clock, "The Peace Place
aad Prospects of the Justified." B.Y.P.
U. at 6:30 p. m. Sunday evening pray
er meeting at 6:30. Orchestra prelude
at 7 p. m. Evening service at 7:80,
"Alone on a French Ship." Mr. Boss
will give his experience crossing the
Mediterranean ses on his recent visit to
Palestine. Special music at both services.
rZXSX CHTTECH -OP CHBXST .
CIBrTTST.l--.r- ; ;
Chemeketa aad tibertr atraets. Su..,
iar achaaL 9;'4S aad 11 a.' act -Services
at 11 a. as- S p. sb sabWt. 'Sacra
ment." Testimony meetin :Sp m-
Wednesday. Beading room in Masonio
Temple 11 ta 5:30, except, Seaday and
holidays.., i .
C. AJTD Is. A. GOSPEL TABBUTACLB ;
655 Perry street. Saaday eekeat, 9:4
a. as. Morning worship at 11. Young
People's meeting at 6:45 p. m. Zveaiag -
evangelistic serviee, 7 :45. - Annual mis
sionary coaventloa opens Taeeday at
T :45 p. m aad wiU eOBtlaea every
aight with the final services Soaday.
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OtJTH lAIXMFaUEBl8; CUUltCU
Sooth Commercial snd IWashiagtoa
streets. Ckarles C. Ha worth, pastor.
Sunday, 10 a. m Sunday ackaeL 11,
morning worship. 6:30 p. ( m C. E,
meeting. 7:30, evening worship, meeting
la ekarga of the CanatMus ndavor.
Thursday, 7:90 p. -, mid-week prayer
meetiBg. v
OTJMSTTXXB CEBISTIAir CUUKCH
Suaday school, 10 a. m. Moraiag wor
ship, 11, "The Uestreyiag Angel" by
the Bev. P. Crowle-U'Bena. Young Peo
ple's Christina Endeavor, 6:S0 p. sa.
Evening evahgalistie Service, 7 ;80, "Tha
Triumphal Entry." Offertory aele,
"Open the Gates af tha Temple," by
Mrs. W. D. Lamb.
PTBST GERMAN BAPTIST
North Cottage and O streets. 3. F.
Olthoff, pastor. Bible school at 9:45,
Sam Schirmsn, 8upt. Morning worship
st 11 o'clock, "Other Sheep." Evening
worship at T:30. "Why WiU ye Die!'
Prayer meetings in German every night
this week at 8 o clock, except Saturday.
Beginning January 12 the Sundsy even
ing services will be conducted in the
English lsnguage for three months, while
the morning services will continue to be
held in German.
PTE ST CHTXXCH OP GOD
X. Cottage and Hood streets; L. Wes
ley Johnson, pastor. Charck school at
:43 a. m.: l.yle u. Knox. supt. Morn
ing service at 11. 'Laymen's Fellowship
meeting, 2:30 p. m. Young People a so
ciety at 6:45. Evening service at 7:45;
broadcast. 8:15 ta 9. . Mrs. AMrteh. aa
tinoal lecturer for the W.C.T.U. will de
liver the address oa "Tha Hosts that
March Forward.' Solo. "When
Pray." by Mrs. Fred Toose. jr. Literary
society Monday sight. Teachers' Train
ing class Tuesdsy. Bible study Wednes
day. Choir meets Friday.
KNIGHT MEMO SI AL
COBGKBOATIOHAL CHTJBCH
19th snd Ferry. H. C. Stover; minis
ter. Morning worship and Communion
at 11, "The Christian's Creed." An
them. "Have Mercy, Lord. Oa Me" (Yea
mans). Evening Forum at 7:30, "Mak
ing Our Homes Christian, Dr. F. E.
Brown, leader. Sunday school at 10
a. m, Boy Harlsnd, Supt. Christisn
Endeavor at 6:45 p. m. Men'a club,
Wednesday, I p. a.
CBBCH
TTBST COKQBBQATIOVAL
Liberty at Center; J. B. Simonds, min
ister. Sundsy school. 9:45.. Morning
worship, 11.- Sermon. "What Is Happen
ing to tba Beligious Liberals I" Oa
Tuesday, st 6:80, a family aupper, aa
nusl meeting af tha church, with elec
tion of officers, and a program af entertainment.
CALVABY BAPTIST CHTJBCH
Ferry at High atreet. Rev. Arno Q.
Weniger, pastor. Morning worship, 11
o clock. 'The Chorea ond Missions.
Bible school. 9:45 a. m., W. T. Foster,
Supt. Young People s service, 6:30 p.m.
Evening worship. 7:30, "A Seeking Mer-
chant Man." Questions answered from
the question box. Choir directed by E.
D. Liadburg, will sing st both services.
Mid-week, services Wedneidsy at 7:30
p. m.
PTBST EVANGELICAL
Corner Summer snd Msrion streets.
Emory W. Petticord. D.D.. minister.
Sundsy school at 9:45 a. m.. John J.
Kudin. Bupt. Morning worship at 11
o'clock. Anthem, "There Shall Be
Night No More," Fearis. Sermon
Testa of Nobleness. Senior Lesgue
snd Xoung People s Lesgue st 6:30 p.m.
Evening evangelistic service st 7:30.
Tenor solo by Prof. William Wright. Ser
mon: Messages from God to- Msn
First Kings." Bible study Thursdsy st
:30 p. m.
JASON LEE MEMORIAL M. E.
CHURCH
North Winter snd Jefferson streets.
Lynn A. Wood, minister. Church school,
9:45 a. m., H. B. Carpenter, Supt. Morn
ing worship, 11 a. m.. The Multitude
Said it Thundered." Intermediate League
5:30 p. m. Epworth Leagues, 6:30 p.m.
Sundsy evening, 7:30. , pageant. IBs
Lighted Cross" by the Wesley an Serv
ice Guild. Prsyer meeting Thursday at
7:30 p. m. Annual Sundsy school meet
ing Tuesdsy. January 14, st 6:30, begins
with a club dinner.
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHTJBCH
Eighteenth and State streets. Bev.
Amos E. Miaaemsa, D.M, pastor. Ger
man services, 9:30 a. sa, Lord I Love
Thine House snd the Dace Where Thine
Honor Dwelleth." English service, 11
m.. "la the Lord's House Aboetliu
Father's Rnsinesa." Sonds V -. iehortfe
9:30 a. m, Mrs. Jacob Fsaf Sup t; ? Lutb
er League, 7 p. as. . ' i -
MARION COUNTY 'HOLTSEJS X I
ASSOCIATION
Monthly all day meeting the Rose- ?
dale Friends chareh, Tuesdsy, January'
14. Services at 10:30 a. m.. ana 3 :30
n. Speakers for the day will be Bev.
Henry B. Aarbns of Aumsville and Rev.
Deane Vermilion of Dallas. Bring lunch.
ROSED ALE TRIEKDS
Milo Clifton Boss, minister. Sunday
school. 10 a. m.. Mrs. Bert Hamilton,
HuDt. Morning worship at 11, ine
Great God in the Hands of a Man." In
tercessory prsyer at 4. Christisn En
deavor at 7. Evening evangelistic serv
ice at 8, "The Day of Grace. Baritone
solo, Forrest Cammack. Tuesdsy. 7:30
p. m., choir practice, directed by Phyllis
Mscy,
Pythian Croups
Install Officers
HUBBARD, Jan. 10 Tne
Knights of Pythias of Arion
Temple here, held their installa
tion of officers Thursday night.
The following officers were In
stalled: Lester Pulley, chancellor com
mander; John Friend, vice chan
cellor commander; A. R. Bevens,
prelate; George Leffler. master of
work; Dr. A. F. deLespinasse,
chief of records and seal; Robert
Brown, master of finance; Lau
rence Scholl, master of exchec
quer; Elmer Stauffer, master at
arms; Arnold Christian, Inside
guard; George Knight, outside
guard; JIaude Kromling. trustee.
Mrs.ollenbeck, grand chief
of Pythian sisters, whose home
ia in Banks, paid her official Tia
it to Arion temple at Hubbard.
Installation of officers was a part
of the business. Mrs. Pearl Kinn
zer of Salem was installing offi
cer, assisted by Mrs. Nellie Mor
ris. Y. M. R. C, of Portland; and
Edith Painter of Hubbard, grand
manager. Visitors from other
lodges attended.
After installation a social hour
wa. enjoyed during which re
freshments were served.
School to Reopen
Monday, Liberty
CHTJBCH OP THE NAZARENB
13th snd Center streets: Marvin O.
Jobe. minister; Frsnk M. Lltwiller, Sun
dsy school supt. Sunday school at 9:45
a. m. Morning worship at II a. in
come. Tarry and Go. 4:30 p. m..
orchestra practice. Young people s meet
ing at 6:30 pp. m. Evangelistic serviee
30 p. m., "Who Will Be in the Lake
Fire." Prayer meeting Wednesday,
:30 p. m.
CHURCH OP CHRIST
North Cottage and Shipping streets-
C. T. Springs, minister. Bible study st
10 a. m. Preaching st 11, A Ques
tion That God Hssn't Answered. Mss
'or the Devil Csn't Answer." Obserr
snce of the Lord's Supper. Service st
7:30 p. m,
Fox Breeders' Gathering
Is Held at Home of
Gibson
Bead fifteen cents (ISc) in coins
ar sumps (cot as preferred) tor this
Anne Adams pattern. Write plainly
aassa. address and style number. Ba
aura to state sise.
Send ftw ear aprtag patter book!
It's a thrifty guide ta clothes with
tba aew 1936 look. Xssy-to-mske de
sign far matrons, -misses aad chil
drea. far daytime aad evening, work
aad play. 8peeial patterns- for alias
airag down stout figures. Flattering
collars for working magic changes aa
albaceasiea freaks. Tha latest fabria
aad atessMty aes. Price M bowk fif
teea recta. Book mad. a patter t-
L gather, twenty -five eeats.
-Address erdera ta m urates
Statesman Pattern Dept., S15 South
Commercial street, Salem, Ore. Make
ae res eery enclosures. lour order wiU
ba promptly attended to. ,
Orders. customsrily are filled within
fear days f ram tba time received' by
Tha Statesman. . -
Laura Wheeler Pattern
Hunters Organize For
Coyote Killing; Sum
Of $10 Up For Scalps
UNION HILL. Jan. 10. Men
interested in Bunting-, from the
Union Hill and Coon Hollow
neighborhoods, met at the grange
hall Wednesday and organized a
coyote club. Dues were collected
from each member, belonging so
as to have a fund to par the mem-
hara wrtin klllMl a rovotf. each
coyote bringing $10 when killed
py at menu ovi. '
Fnneral Services Totlay
For Robert Moen, Age 5
Crocheted Gloyea Patter 883
8ILVERTON, Jan. ! Funer- I yoiiu be "Hand in GVore" wiU
al serrleefl - for Mobert . .awin . , . " ao
Moen. S rear old son of Mr. nd 'V? ' ' .7 . '
Mrs. Julins Moen. haTe been -set when you'to made yoarseir inesai
for Saturday at 2 o clock, son-1 smart gannuet giores. wnieair
ert died Thursday lollowlng an at-1 made, and with the cost so low,
taek of nnenmeola. SurvWors In-1 anyone can Bare several pairs.
clnde his Barents and a brother. I Roomy and comfy, they're long
Ralph. Arrangements r In I enough to pull up oyer the widest
LIBERTY, Jan. 10. School
will start here Monday. The hot
lunch project also will get under
way Monday when a hot dish
will be served the pupils at noon.
Mrs. R. L. Forster, in general
charge of tbe project, states that
the cook, who was to have been
provided through federal funds.
will not be forthcoming. The
work will be done by local wom
en in tnB same way it was done
the last few years.
Miss Dorothy Davis Is reported
seriously ill of rheumatic heart
attack. It was necessary to ad
minister oxygen all Wednesday
night. She is at the Salem Gen
eral hospital, where she has been
taking nurse's training.
Fox Breeders Meet
The Salem unit of the Oregon
Fox Breeders' association held its
regular monthly meeting Wednes
day night at the R. D. Gibson
home. Thirty-five members, from
as far as Philomath, attended.
Matters pertinent to the Indus
try received attention during the
meeting. Sam McCorkle ot Kirk-
land, Wash., representing a fox
feed organization, was a -guest.
The evening ended in social in
formality and refreshments were
served by the hosts.
James W. Newton of Oak
Grove, Ky.. is here for an extend
ed visit at the Edward Dencer
home. He Is a cousin of Mrs.
Dencer. He has visited friends
and relatives in Florida, Texas
and California since leaving Ken
tucky in October.
Pattern 885 comes to you with
directions lor making the gloves
In a large, medium and small sixe
(all in one pattern); material re
quirements; color suggestions; il
lustrations ot the cloves and of all
stitches needed.
Send 10 cents in stamps or coin
(coin preferred) tor this pattern
to The Statesman. Needlecraft
PENTECOSTAL CHTJBCH OT OOD
815 N. Commercial street. Sunday
Bible school. 2 p. m. ; Mrs. Joe Wilson,
supt. Devotional service, 2 p. m. Evan
gelistic service. 7 :30. Singers and preach
ers here from Portland all dsr. Toes-
dav nraise service. 7:30. Thursday all
day ot srayers and service st 7:30 p.
m. Ssturdar night missionary A. J.
Smith speaking A. J. Jensen, psstor.
FREE METHODIST
Corner Msrket snd North Winter; M.
K. Pitcher, pastor. Sundsy school at 9:43
a. m. Morning worsnip. lounx reo-
ple's evening meeting and night even
eelistie services as nsnal. Special serv
ice. 2:30 p. m.. with J&tss jusnae Ala-
rich, nstionsl W.C.T.C. director, speak-
inc on temperance: and the yonng peo
ple s missionary conference superintend
ent also spesking.
HIGHLAND FXIEKDS
Highlsnd avenne at Church street; T.
Clio Brown. Dsstor. Bible school st 10
o'clock; Clifton Ross, supt. Meeting for
worshiD at 11 a. m. Junior C. K. at
5:30 P. ra.: Intermediate and adult i.
E. at 6:30 p. m. snd evangelistic service
at 7:30 p. m. Men's prayer meeting
Monday, 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting on
Thursday, 7:30 p. m.
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH
North Breymsn st North 18th street.
Emert H. Brown, psstor. Sunday school
9:45 a. m.. Wendell Cross, Sapt. Morn
ing worship. 11 a. m., "Whst Has tha
Chnrch a Bight to Expect of Her Mem
bers!" B. Y. P. U., 6:30. Evening ser
vices, 7:30 p. m., "The Dsy ot the
Lord." Prayer meeting Thursdsy, 7:30
p. m.
GLAD TIDINGS MISSION
1i5.i Oak Rtreet. EvsneeUstic serv
ices every night except Mondey; D. L.
Mill.r mi relist. 8one service. 7:30 p.
. J -1 I t f
m. : message, o p. m. oonaaj icum1". "
s. m. Morning worship, 11 a. m. r-vsn-relUtie
message. 7:30 p. m. E. D. Lsn-
don, psstor.
ENGLEWOOD UNITED BRETHREN
North 17th and Nebrssks; R. C. Mann,
minister: C. B. Glover, musical director.
Sundsy school, 9:45 a. m. ; Glen Loonev,
suDt. Morrimc worship st 11 o clock
Christisn Endeavor. 6:30 p. m. Evening
service. 7:30 o'clock. Theme. "The Let
ter to the Chnrch at Thj-atira,' aixtn
of a series of studies in Bevelstions.
Wednesday. 7:30 p. m- bible study and
prsyer.
THE CHURCH AT 8 ALEX
Upstairs 441 Court street J. Alonio
Sanders, psstor. Morning worship 10:30.
' Signs of llis Coming. Bide senoot t
p. m.. B. A. Berber, oupt. t-rayer ana
Praise. 8:30. Evangelistic. 7:45 p. '
'Jonah's God." Beginning Bundsy
cia-ht and eontrnning every evening in
definitely, special meetings by Evangelist
and Mrs. Robert 8. bweeten ot liiims.
UNITED SCIENCE OF TRUTH
Fellowshin Center. 420 State street
10:30 a. m Junior Bible stndy. 2:30
n. m.. Symoossium. Living Todsy.
7:45 p. m.. special music by Mrs. Hogan
snd Mrs. Wilkins. 8 p. m.. Lecture. "A
Glimnce Into the Future. Orlen Rich
ard Krina-. lesder. 1-uesds. B p. m.. sen
nnfoldment study. Wednesdsy. 8 p. m
Healinc elsss. Thursdsy. 8 p. m.. Dem
onstrations and lecture.
AMERICA? LTJTHEBAH CHURCH
Church street between Chemeketa and
r.nl.r streets. Rev. P. W. Eriksen, pss
tor. Arnold A. Krneger, Supt. 9:45
m Snndav school. 11 a. to.. Mora
iu worshiD. Offertory solo: "Voice In
the Wilderness' ' t Scott). Jiiss sauarea
Uulkev. Sermon: "Jesus and the Pass
OTer." snd Communion service. 7 p. m.
V.nn, PmdU'i Leaarue. 7:30 p. m
Monday, the church council Jsnusry
meeting.
WEST SALEM FORD MEMORIAL
CHTJBCH
K. K. Clrsk, minister. Church school.
10 a. m. Morning worship. 11 a. s, A
Faith that WM Not Be Denied." Ep
worth league, 6:80 p. m. Evening wor
ship, 7:SO p. m.. "Shallow Pessimism."
LESLIE METHODIST CHTJBCH
South Commercial and Mjers streets.
Desn C. Poindexter, minister. Sunday
church school at 9:45 a, nv. Vera or
Sackett, Supt. Morning worship, 11.
"Where Is Thy God I" Epworth Lea rue ,
st 6:30. Evening service at 7:30, "Whst
is Life Doing to Met"
THE CHURCH QF JESUS CHRIST
LATTER SAT SAINT 8
Corner of Cottage and Chemeketa
streets. Sundsy school, 10 a. n. Sacra
ment Service, 6:30 p. m. M. L A.. Tues
dsy, 7:30 p. m. Belief Society, Thurs
dsy, ! p. m.
EVAMQELICAL AHD REFORMED
CHTJBCH
North Capitol and Msrion ! streets.
Edwin Horstman, pastor. 8unday school,
10 a. m. German services. 10 a. m. Eng
lish services. 11 a. m.. "Open Windows."
The Ladies' Aid Thursdsy, all day at
church.
IMMANTTEL BAPTIST CHTJBCH
Corner af Hstel and Academy streets.
Biole school at 10 a. m. Preaching st
11 a. m.. snd 7:80 p. m. Prsyer service
Thursdsy, 7 :30 p. m.
Two-New Arrivals
WOODBURN. Jan. loj Born
to Mr. and Mrs. Clark Jackson, a
daughter, Judith Ann,. 1 V
pound. January 7 at thej Wood
burn hospital. Second daughter.
Born to Mr. and Mrs D. L. Ging
rich of Needy January 7. at Wood
burn hospital, a son. 9 pounds.
Qctualki
MEDICATED WITH
INGREDIENTS OF '
Vicks VapoRub
ST. PATH.' S EPISCOPAL CHTJBCH
rhnrrh and Chemeketa streets. Holy
Communion, 7:30 a. m. Church school.
o-jS a m. Morninr nrayer and sermon.
11. m. Yonnr PeoDle a ellowsnip.
6:45 p. m. Instructions Thursdsy, siter
school and 7:15 p. m.
EVANGELISTIC TABERNACLE
Ferrv and 13th streets: C. G. Weston
naatnr. Sunday school st 1. m.
ft W Rehandel. suDt. Church service a
11. "The Richest People on fcartn.
.nvclUtiff a.rriee at 7:45 n. m. "A Clin
ic in Happy Living." Services Tuesdsy
snd Thnrsdsy. 7:45 p. ra. Prsyer meet
ing Wednesdsy st 2.
ST. JOHN'S EVANGELICAL
LTJTHEBAH
(Missouri Synod.) 16th and A streets.
H. W. Gross, psstor. 8undsy school, 9
s. m. Service, 9:45. Germsn. 11.
EMMANUEL FULL GOSPEL MISSION
Corner South 12th and Leslie streets,
upstairs. Sundsy school at 10 s. m.
Morning worship st 11. Evangelistic at
7:45 p. m. Mid-week services, Tuesday
and Friday'at 8 p. m.
V
, - fjr iv-
Modern successor to
old-fashioned cough
syrups... mer con
venient . less ex- f
pensive . . . lingers
longer in the threat.
Heavy Runs and Wind
Cause of Interruption
Of Telephone Service
ZENA. Jan: 10. Due to the
heayy precipitation of the past
few wftpka. the Polk County Tele
phone company has had much ex
tra work to do. as tne ground was
full of water and the strong; winds j
blew many poles down. Lines 93
and 7 were out of commission
for a time this week.
Mrs. Roy E. Barker who has
been confined to her home ml
Zent by serious illnesa over a pe
riod of many months, -was taken
to the Deaconess hospital in Sa
lem, Wednesday for treatmnet.
"G os sard
Through
Sale Prices
Don Coode Is Removed
To Home But Confined
To Bed for Some Time
STAYTON. Jan. 10. Don
Goode was remored to- his heme
here Wednesday from a Salem
hosnltal where he has been since
early In December ss the result
of a serere heart attack, fie will
be confined to his bed for some
time. Goode nerer completely re
eorereit front an attack of tetanus
suffered last falL
Mr. nd Mrs, Edw. Bell enter
tained a croup of friends Wednes- j
day night with an evening oi
cards. Prlies for hitrh setvre went
to Mr. snd Mrs. Harry Humph
$A95
SPEQAL FEATURES OF
ftDsSDIPUCrrY GOSSARDS
It fits and supports all types of figures
It makes the figure stand with correct posture .
It holds and controls the tiiaphragni and abdomen
it supports and raises the bnstiine
It is easily adjusted
It does not dire up on the body
It is a mornings afternoon or evening garment
It supports the back above the waistline
The top section of this garment terminates tn bands of elas
tic that cross at back: and fasten jaritn button and bottonholo
to waistline. This "cross-pull effects a flattening; of the dia
phragm and abdomen. ;
Sale of Holeproof $1.00 and $1.25 Substandard
Silk Hosiery Continues at 59c pair!
Week" Carried
Monday!
$95
a)
3595
.sp. ,.M : ,
enarge ot Larson de son. -v- ioa can,
Dept. r - ; .;v.T.:ktt-v
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