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PAGE SIXTEEN - Tiff MISS ion Croup Has Elections World's Day of Prayer to Be Observed Next "Week GERVAIS, Feb. 20. Election of officers for next year was the main order of business at the monthly meeting of the Women's Missionary society at the Presby terian church "Wednesday 'after noon. The new officers elected . are: l.V;; -V'-T 'Vv" ';'wv;-v ; President t Mrs. V. O-Booster: ,tlce-ptesldent and1 chairman -La-dies' Aid. Kathryn Marshall; sec ' retary. Pearl Stevens; 'treasurer. -Bessie Moisan;' secretary mission ' . ary- education, Mrs. " D. L. St. John; stewardship secretary. Alta Adams; secretary of literature. Mrs. Harriet Gallepy i secretary overseas ewng. Pearl Stevens; secretary young people, MrsIJohn Hood; secretary visitation; Lucille . Booster; secretary church socials, Susie Cntsforth; membership sec retary. Ellsa McAdoo; social fund, Irene Cutsforth; flower fund. Minnie Allsup. ., . - Prayer Program Set - Ida Mlnaker is the retiring president.- Mrs. Hood was made chairman of a committee for the World's Day of Prayer with Mrs. Minaker, Mrs. Clara Jones, and : Mrs; -Adams, assistants. The day will be observed with ap appropri ate program to be given at -the church Friday afternoon. Febru ary 29, to- which all are invited - Mrs. Vera Harper and Mrs. Lu cille Booster served refreshments. There were 22 members and five visitors present. The visitors were Mrs. L. D. Mars, Mrs. Elton - Rae and Mrs. Donald Toombs of Salem, Mrs. Carl Surcamp of . Wren and Mrs. B. B. Barner. " Y ' '' Honor Mrs. Sawyer ' Mrs. C. A. Sawyer passed her - -781 birthday; Sunday. All her children called on her during the , . week. 1 . Nieces of Mrs. Louis Siegmund t - gave her a surprise birthday party - February 14. A t o'clock lunch- - eon was served with 11 seated at the table.. Present were Mrs. Lil lie Webb, Mrs. Ada Settlemoler. Delia" Webb of Woodburn, Mrs. - Clara Buxton of Portland, Mrs. - Annie Vincent at Wren, Mrs. Bes "sie Moisan and Mrs. Pearl Stev ens of Gerrias, Mrs. John Seism 'and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Webb of Salem and the honor guest, Mrs. - Siegmund. Give Three Short : ; Plays at Normal Crimson O dub Schedules Program For Tonight; Casts Announced - MONMOUTH, Feb. 20. Three plays will be presented Friday night, February 21. by the Crim son O dramatic club of Oregon Normal school in the auditorium at 8:15 o'clock. They are: . "The Monkey's ,Paw," a drama by W. W. Jacobs and L. N. Par-' ker. A dried - up monkey's paw. said , to give its possessor three wishes, is acquired by Mr. White. As te8t Mr- and Mrs- White wish for the money to pay off a debt. The wish is granted but tra gedy follows in its wake. Cast: MrV: White. Charles Byers; Sgt. Major Morris, Frank Pratt; Mrs. White, Eldora Voss, Mr. Samp son, Frank Adams. x- Lewis Douglas is director: Lloyd Gustafson, stage manager; Mildred McKnight, property man ager, and Dorothy Dentel, cos tume manager. - titf - Joneses Resentful ;""Mrs. Jones and the Bourge- ' onsle," a farce-comedy by John A. Kirkpatrick. Mrs. Jones returns from a club lecture in-high dud geon because the lecturer, a dis tinguished French author, has pointed out Mrs. Jones as a typi cal representative of the "respect able bourgeousie." Although she and'her family are not altogether sure' what this means, they feel bitterly Insulted. Then each mem- ' ber-of the family attempts an astonishing role to lift them all from the hated middle elass, and their careers prove hilarious. Cast: Mrs. Jones, Eva Peterson; Stella, -her daughter, Delphine -Martin; -Bob Williams, Stella's fiance; Kenneth Stewart; Herbert Jones, Francis Hamstreet; Mar- celiine LeFoy, Marie Simmons; Aunt Esther, Ruth Duren; Fred die '-Jones, Grover Kelsay. ' : . -Marlon - Schreiber . ls director;' llatyne Hnber, stage ' manager; Dorothy Friesen, property man ager, and Lavon Sayers, costume manager. : Fantasy Offered i The Wonder Hat," a humor ous fantasy with an unusual end ing by K. S. Goodman and Ben Becht, The wearer of the hat be comes Invisible, and a magic slip per makes all men love the wear er," which brings about strange and astonishing . complications. Cast: . Pierrot, .Clarence Hulse; Columbine, lone Moore; Harle quin, Gordon Ebbert; : Punchin ello Warren Elliott; Margot, Isa berHannon. . - 7" - Directing- this - play la Betty Cameron; Verl Cochran Is stage i manager;;: Helen Gberity is pro- pert; manager, and Claudia Alex ander is costume manager. Other committees contributing to the plays are: Publicity, Oren Jordan, Isabel Daughton and Helene Home wood; programs and ushers, Grace ' Johnson, Gordon Ebbert and Connie Cochran; make up, Helen Hall, Dorothy Holben and Birdlne Derby; business, Ar Iene Peoples and Dixie Keys. Mrs. Beulah Thornton,' faculty staff . member, is coach of all the plays. Mrs. Jones Better KEIZER, Feb. 20. The many friends of Mrs. Seymour Jones will be pleased to learn' tjiat she - Is convalescing from ani illness suffered late In Decembert She la sow able to get about a ttttle. Enlarges Market BERT BERKEY Safeway Store in Hollywood Larger Opening of the Hollywood Safe way store, doubled In size and fit ted with the most modern shop ping and serving conveniences, was announced last night by Bert Berkey, manager, in conjunction with. Safeway stores' Jubilee which begins today and lasts through Monday. During the last week the Hollywood store has undergone remodeling and expansion to make the equal of the other two Safe way stores In Salem. A new Safeway meat market is a major addition to the Hollywood store. It Is equipped with an ad vanced type of refrigeration sys tem and meat display cases that makes tor added efficiency. Berkey aid all remodeling was done by Salem workmen. Perry Bressler's Birthday Honored LYONS, Feb. 20. Quite a crowd of relatives of Perry Bress ler, went to Stayton Sunday to help him eelebrate his 87th birth day at the George Davy , home, Mrs. Cora Davy being; Bresslers youngest daughter. Among those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Br easier. Newton Allen, Elmer Hi att, Leland Manning, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen and Little Phyllis Wor den, all of Lyons; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hester of Salem and the George Davy family. Mr. Bressler makes his home with his son, Clyde, at Lyons. Un til recently, he resided .at his home in Fox Valley. He is quite active for a man of his years and has been a resident here for many " ' .. . . ; . Son to Keppingers GERVAIS, Feb. 20.- A 10 pound son was born to Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Keppinger, February 16. This is their fifth child. News of West Salem .WEST SALEM, Feb. 20. Samuel Alexander and. Mrs. Alma Wilmot were united In marriage, at the home of the bride Satur day at 1 p. m. The service was read by Rev. K. K. Clark. Friends and relatives were present.! The Jolly Time Quilting club met-Tuesday at the home of Mrs. George Lathrop. Those present were Mrs. W. E. Phillips, Mrs. Emmett Dickson, Mrs. Elmer Rlerson. Mrs. E. S. Coates, Mrs. W. F. Sexton, Mrs. Homer Harri son, .Mrs. Phil Hathaway; 'Mrs. Robert . Ketterman,. Mrs.. George Lathrop, and a guest, Mrs. Oscar Philips.- A special meeting is call ed for next Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Elmer Rlerson. - Mr. Drauranlan was taken to a Portland hospital Wednesday be cause of a serious illness. Legion Social Tonight ' The American Legion auxiliary will entertain the Legion Friday night with a banquet In the church basement. Mrs. Arthur Brown is directing a young people's choir which sings Sunday mornings in the Ford Me morial church. All young people who can sing are urged to sing In the choir and attend the Sun day school. ' . -.Arthur Brown left Monday morning on a month's business trip to southern Oregon. Although it was snowing here and quite cold when be left, be reports that when he reached Roseburg, the sun was shining and that the tem perature there had not been down to the freezing point. A group of West Salem young people are working on a three-act comedy, 'Where's Grandma.' and expect to'present the play within a month. The cast Includes Mrs. Don Kuhn as grandma, Mona Vos bnrgh as Gretchen Blake, Winston Gosser as Bob Blake, Lawrence Guderian as Jack Worley, Ellen Carper as Lucy King, Muriel Ras ter as Arline Truesdale, LIHie Shipler as Carol Worley, Reginald Vosburgh as Midnight, and Ellen Berg as Dahlia. Rev. K. KT "Clark la coaching. .-yJ.; , f' ' Hazel Green Students Invited to Mt. Angel To See Byrd Picture i HAZEL GREEN, Feb. "20. The school is Invited to Mt. Angel Sat" rday afternoon . to . see a .. play. ! BISypP'S.PRESENTS for SPRING AMERICA'S MOST POPULAR SHIRT The A799 Exclusively in Salem - and Showing Nearly 3000 Beautiful New Styles and Patterns in This, One of the Largest and Finest Stocks in the West 4 Ji rv Jr i'r nomm. Aieaet the starebkas Anew Cellar leek Immaculate oQ day. See how smartly Arrow stylM Hs sports and couBtrv shirts. Bo Anxnr white ahirte trao triumph la Ste Urteafcoi'a art. 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