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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1936)
PAGE TEHEE Social Sessions Planned for Two M 9qU&xGranget8 The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon Thursday Morning, February 13, 1936 2 Candidates j Given Degree " I, j County Council Will Meet At Rickreall Late j This Week .BRUSH COLLEGE, Feb. 12.-r-Brush College grange made plans at the regular meeting Friday night to inaugurate social meet ings in February and March, be ginning Friday night, February 28. S. E. Wilson, chairman, and Mm. Marie Flint McCall, Glen Adams, Mrs. Charles McCarter and V. J. Lehman will provide entertainment for those' of this and adjacent communities who are interested in grange work or wish to become affiliated with the organization. Mr. and Mrs. George Meier of Brush College were given the first and . second degrees at the 15 The Price for Your Cold Remedy Ask Any Doctor . . . Then Follow Simple Directions Pictured Below. Quickest, Simplest Way I Take 2 BAYER Aspirin Tab- ; lets. Make sure yoa get the : '. BAYER Tablets you ask for. Instead of using fancy priced "cold remedies" try the new-day cold treatment pictured here. Your own doctor will approve iL It will start casing the average cold or sore throat almost as fast as you caught it. The Bayer Aspirin you take will start combating your cold internally at once; if throat is sore, crush and Drink a full glass of water. Repeat treatment in 2 hours. stir 3 Bayer Aspirin Tablets in a third of a glass of water; gargle twice. Do not rinse mouth. When you buy, though, be sure to get real Bayer Aspirin. GENUINE BAYER ASPIRIN grange session. Commemorating Lincoln's birthday. A. E. Utley read the Gettysburg speech and Mrs. Utley gave a vocal solo, ac companied by Mrs. Marie Flint McCall. Lyle Thomas, lecturer, conduct ed a round table discussion and Questionnaire on the Townsend plan, various members taking part Arrangements were made Fri day night for the agricultural and home economics committees to at tend the county council of granges to meet at Rickreall Saturday. Preceding the business meeting the usual 7 o'clock supper was served. Committee on arrange ments for March is Mrs. Frank Uivett, Mrs. Cash Roberts, Mrs. Clifford Smith. Mrs. Wayne D. Henry, is grange master. Planting of Seeds ill Be Investigated by 4-H Gardeners From Talbot Grangers' News TALBOT. Feb. 12. The 4-H garden club held its regular meet ing in the Talbot schoolhouse Tuesday afternoon. Ronald Ho ven presided over the meeting. Mrs. Oscar Hoven is club leader. J. C. Walker, Frances Hoven, Ro bert Cole and Wesley Jargenson were appointed to report on plant ing of garden seeds. A short meeting of the Talbot 4-H health club was also held with Robert Cole, club president, in charge. The club has been a great benefit to health conditions in the school. Economy Spark Plugs All Sacs ECONOMY Ea. A high grade, low priced spark plug . . scientifically built to give o hot spark, last longer. Imperial Hi-Power Spark Plugs 20,000 Mile Guarantee! 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Out men know their jobs, understand the motorist's problems, and are able to save you money by helping you select the proper accessories for your cat, Next week, I will explain another im portant reason why you always SAYZ with SATETY at "Western Auto." ft- r LIBERTY, Feb. 12. Red H11U grange home economics club will meet all day Thursday with Mrs. George Heckert to do club sew ing. Basket lunch at noon. DAYTON, Feb. 12. About 45 members of the grange members attended the regular monthly bus iness meeting held Saturday nlgbt at the Webfoot hall. A covered dish luncheon was enjoyed at 11 p. . The monthly social meeting will be held Saturday night with an elaborate patriotic program planned. STAYTOiV, Feb. 12. There were about 160 present at the grange hall Monday night to help Mrs. Jake Lambrecht, Mrs. Jack Richards and Peter Freres and several others whost birthdays are In February. The evening was spent la dancing to music by the Siegmund orchestra, assisted by several volunteer" musicians. A most bountiful supper rounded out an enjoyable evening, and so successful was the affair that several whose birthdays are in March plan to celebrate likewise. Members of the grange Home Economics club held an all day session Tuesday to finish quilling on a most beautiful quilt. Blocks in the elaborate quilt were em broidered. Following the club luncheon at noon a program in honor of Lincoln's birthday was called at 2:30 p. m. Stayton grange is looking for ward to Saturday next, at which time seven candidates will be in itiated in to the 3rd and 4th de grees. The Union Hill grange will put on the work. Convention Will Be Held, Pratum PRATUM, Feb. 12. Prepara tion is being made for the county Sunday school convention which will be held In the Pratum Meth odist church February 28 a&d 29. Friday afternoon the Pratum school will play the third ball game with Shaw. The Mennonite church is mak ing plans for a revival meeting which will begin next week. Interest Growing SCOTTS MILLS, Feb. 12. The meetings held at the Christian church by James Love and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Blaekler each night are gaining in interest and attendance. Butler Visits Relatives : At Airlie While in Polk ; County; Charivari Given AIRLIE. Feb. 12. Dr. W. D, Butler of San Luis Obispo, Calif., while on a visit to his mother in Monmouth, came on for a short Stop Getting Up flights MAKE THIS 25c TEST Use Jeaiper oil. Bocae leares, etc, to flush out exeee acids and waste matter. Get rid of bladder irritation, that catttes wakiaf up, frequent desire, scanty flew, burning and backache. Get juniper oil. Buehu leaves, etc.. In little green tablets called Bukets, the bladder laxative. In four days if not pleased go back and get voor 25e. Get your regular sleep and feel "full of pep." Perry's Drug Store and Schaefer's Drug Store. visit with his brother-in-law, J. F. Wienert. 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