PAGE TUnE::
Junior Prom -for Seniors Friday Will ber Outstanding Affair
Tka 03EGOKCTATES2WVi& May 13, 1S33
Utilize Greek
Palace Design
Queen Margery .Will Lead
Grand -March; List
! All Patrons i
SILVERTON, May 12.- Early
Indications are that the i prom
which the junior class at the .sen
ior high school will give for the
outgoing doss Friday night will
be one of the most lovely i affairs
of the kind ever held at Silverton.
A Greek palace design: will be
carried out .and members ; of the
art class haTe been working on
the decorations for the past sever
al weeks, v .
Margery Hillman has been cho
sen prom queen,, and Erna Boesch,
Ruth Nelson and Eva Sawyer as
princesses. The7 ball - will open
with a grand msfch led by Queen
Margery and Don Keunze, presi
dent of the junior class. Other es-
. eorts are Virgil Canoy. Don Chris-
teii8en and Charles Hoagland, all
class officers.
Graham Preston is general
prom chairman. Assisting him are
Erna Boesch, Charles - Hoagland,
Leslie Anderron. Dersell ! Davis.
Robert "DeSantls. "Lois Gay, Ruth
Nelson, Opal F.olme, Louise Holm,
Mafgery Hillman, Era Sawyer,
.Beatrice Leonard and ": t Donald
Christensen. iv
Patrons for Event
Patrons and patronesses include
Mr. and Mrs. D. F.- Hfllman. Mr.
and Mrs. E. J. Boesch, Mr. and
Mrs. A. O. Nelson. Mr. and Mrs
L. R. "Sawyer. Mr. and Mrs. H.
W. Preston, Mr. and Mrs. J A.
Werle, Mr. and Mrs. VV. p. Scarth, son, Lee Mott,
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Alfred, Rev. and
Mrs. Frank Zook, Mr. jand Mrs.
Oscar Loe, Mr. and Mrs. M. F.
Conrad. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Ir
ish, Dr. . and Mrs. R.( E- Klein-
sorge, ReT. and Mrs. M, J. Fuhr,
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Tomison, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Roetz. Mr. and
Mrs. Herman . Kramer, illr.. . . and
Mrs. Harold Dayis, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Cockran. Mr. and Mrs. W.
A, Gates, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Meul
eer, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Crab
tree, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Stew
ard. Stephen Butler, ,Duy DeLay.
Ruth Elliot. Ruth Vance. Esther
Bureh. Lucy Howe, Esther Wil
cox, Ethel Hardie and! Dorothy
Atwood. ? - "
X V Graduates Are Guests
The guests, who compose the
graduating class this Jrear, - are'
Helen Lockren. 1 valedictorian;
Mary Jane Nofsaker, ialutatoH
an; and Marjorie Anderson, Jean
Bowman. June- Bowman. Agnes
Brenden. Ruth Brewer Virginia
Brown. Delores Davis, Garnet
Down, Juno Dunigan; Lucille
Dunigan. 1 Earla . Garter. . Ruth
Hanson, Frances -4 HIginbotham,
Lorraine Johnson, ! Edna Kmet.
Helen Lambert. Ruth Lof thus.
Marie Maasen, Ruth; Maurer, Al
ice Miles, Maxlne Morgan, Hazel
OU on, Enid Paulson,' Irene Reed,
Doris Simeral, Verda, fijovangen,
Marjorie Smith, Thorids Setrum,
Eileen Stanton, Hazel Tolbat,
Hutu Tompson. Hildur Thlrkild
sen, Lois Thornley, Evelyn Torr-
end, Lucille Wood, Opal Green.
Harlan Anderson, Maurice Ben.
son. Harold Brendon, Glen Bried-i
well, Lloyd Campbell, Albert
Canoy, Werner Chilberg, Ray-
mono Funrue. Robert Haube. Don
Hawes, Henry Holland. Ne Is John
son, Oscar Johnson,! Lee Vance,
Warn fc Lewis, GroTtr Lichtv.
Charles Lorence, Maynard Love
lin, Lloyd Magill, Haword Morrl-
Robert Xelson.
'
s
Harold Neuswanger. Vance 01
sen, Arnold ; Otjen, Harold Over
Iund, Ernest Palton,! Norman
Paulson, James Sanderson, Don
Sawyer, Arland Schwab, Kenneth
Seeley, Daniel Snyder, Vernon
Thompson, Bill Tomison, Eugene
Tsehantz, Orval Tschantx, Frank
Vaughn, Norris Walen. Boyd Wil
liams, Robert Yokum, ; Woodrow
Morley, Clifford Severson, Clar
ence Johnson; .
Farewell ; Dance
Staged at j Zena
ZEN A, May 12. Attending the
farewell dance given; Saturday
night in honor of Mr; and Mrs.
John Widner And son Keven who
left Monday for Prescott, Arizona,
where they will make their home,
were also the following:
- Mr. and Vnl bwea WillUm., If r. and
Mrs. R. A. Loaacy, Mr. and Mr. .Bay
Bond Williamr John Knntaon, Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Foties and children Jewel
and Richard, Mr. and Mr.' Herman
Cresswcll and children Beanie, Loramc,
Donna and Dalc.1 Mr. and Mrs. Theodora
Heide and children Viola, Virginia, Rob
ert and Clayton, Mr. audi Mra. George
Ettel and children Evelyn, Doris . and
Clcrna. Carl Christen aen. Couliton An
derson and children Mabel and Henry,"
Mrs. C. Jr. Butler, Mr. and Mr. Louis
Butler. Ralph Sohn. Mr. and Mn. Milton
Stephens and son Raymond, Mrs, John
Honey and son' Leaver, Emmett Johnson,
A. 6. IVorthingion. Marion Lynch, Mr.
and Mm. Walter Runt - nd children
Helen and Kenneth, Mr., and Mrs. Chris
Billcstu 'and children Carolyn. John,
William and Robert, Mrs; H. 6. Sies and
daughter Margaret, W. IT. Crawford and
daughter Wilms, ;
i The Spring Valley Christian En
deavor society sponsored an Ice
cream social j on the lanrn sur
rounding the; Ivan R4 Utter back
home Saturday night j ' Various
outdoor games were the direr sion.
RE-ELECT j j"
M.B.HAYDEN
Justice of the Peace
1. The, only candidate admitted to
practice law. i
2. Justice1 Court passes on 1500
civil and criminal cases per year.
3. This Court, for economy and jus
tice, requires'a lawyer , - not a
layman. i
4. I took the Judges' voluntary sal
ary cut and returned $48? of my
yearly salary to the taxpayers of
the county j
Record shows rigid penalties in all Drunken? Driving
cases without EXCEPTIONS. ! i
Republican Primaries May 15 If
HORRIBLE STOMACH GAS
AND BLOAT KEPT SALEM
LADY IN CONSTANT PAIN
List Honor
'Heights
SALEM HEIGHTS,
Students of school
their report! cards tills week, for
the last quarter of
year. Those; listedj
Roll,
i
School
Rebecca S. Mount
Dies at Silverton
Funeral Services For Aged
Woman Will Be Held v
Thursday j r
Grangers' News
SILVERTON, May 1J Funeral
services for Mrs. Rebecca Stevens
Mount, 95, will bo held .Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock on the old
Mount home place on Liberty hall.
Mrs, Mount, Silverton oldest cit
iien, died suddenly Monday night
at the home of her son. Dr. Guy
Mount, In Oregon City, wnere she
had cone several days ago for a
visit.
The Mount reunion, annually;
for nearly 40 Tears, has been held
in or near Silverton and for years
has ! honored especially the aged
woman. Last year nearly 100 at"
tended the reunion. She had liv
ed in the same house here 30
years.
Rebecca Stevens, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Hansen Stevens, was
born in Keokuk, Iowa, August 15,
1840. She crossed the plains
with her parents in 1852, settling
In the North Howell area. At the
age of IS years she was married
to H. D. Mount, a 1 s o a Marion
county pioneer, and who died here
some years ago. They celebrated
their golden, wedding anniversary
prior 10 his death.
Mrs. Mount .mothered 14 chil
dren, IX-of them being her own.
Children surviving are: Dr. Albert
Mount and Dr. Guy Mount of Ore
gon City; Mrs. Eva Wolfard and
Will Mount of Silverton; Nona
Kinny of Fallon. Nevada; Robert
BRUSH COLLEGE, May 12
Members of the 4-H clubs affili
ated with Brush College i grange
were special guests at a rousing
meeting and banquet late last
week. Guest speaker from Co
vallis was H. C. Seymour, state 4
H club leader, who In his Instruc
tive talk Included the 10 achieve
ment points of 4-H club work. A
piano solo was given by Ralph
Ewing, 4-H club song was sung by
a group of girls and tap dance
number was given by little Myrtle
and Gertrude Meier, accompanied
by Miss Margaret Blood.' I
May 12.
R. C (Dick) Bandy
ASSOCIATED
PRODUCTS
837 S. Commercial
We feature Factory Specified
Lubrication Cbek-Cbart
ihere received
the school
on the hon
or roll for this yeariod are:
First rrade: : Philip iBtnkenihip. El-
lie Douglas. Clarence iJacgrr, Pauline
Miller. Bichard Stewart. ! Pattv Gur-
noagh, Barbara Dotgoni, Ella Ekelton,
Billie Bohnnm, Marjorie ! Polaton. Rob
ert Elistrom. Bobbr Van i Eaten. Virgil
Eckstem. Second grade: Hilton Bur
ger,' Janice Barnsbnrgeri Harriet Jonea,
Chirley Buraough, Doraj JSohannoa, Ar
aith Eckstein, 'Gordon Cota. Third grade:
Voyle MeFariand, Dorothy Ann - Saul.
Ronald PoUtop,; David Basel, Erla Mae
Davenport. -J j j
Fourth grade: Raymond Deems. Dor
othea Wells, Donald Burger. Gail Draw
Kn, Wilma Gorton, Bex Schof ield. Col
leen Bardick,, George Manning. )r. nun
J . . 1 . 1 ill. Panaln,
Bnena Stewart, '.Maynard Drawaon. Alien
Klopp. I -
: Sixth grade : i Eldon Trenary, Wendell
Trndgeon, Jean' Gorten, Charles Beards
lire. Adeline Nelson, of
High St., Salem, Says:
. i "From the First Dose of
,-Van-Tage I Started Feel
i ing" Better Now Gas
and :a Bloat are . Gone!
t This ''Wiiefo
j cine and I am Glad to
.-) Recommend -It to Any
r one vo-Saffers.', "
Mrs. Adeline Nelson,. of 33 S N.
High SL, Salem, is; now adding
her name to the long list of lo
cal people who are praising and
?Amaxing V Mixture of - Nature's
Medicines'! now. being -Introduced
to crowds daily here' in Salem by
- .-. " Special -,Van-Tage Representa-
. . tire, known a Tha VAN-TAOT5
Man'.- Druggists - and ; public alike
' " a vat a fztt- a. - a.sv " . :
j mand'jor . this jemarkable com-
... -- able sensation throughout..-this'
" -1--- whole. Salem section. Hundreds of
suffered : from old, stubborn ail
- ments FOR TEARS without find'
lng anything to help them, are
- ; 1 now "singing ; the praises" of
" j Van-Tage, describing what it did
r for them ' and urging all suffer
1 tag people to get this' Great Me
dicine and take it, . '
I . Read . the following statement
. ! recelTed: from Mrs. Nelson.; This
. - ; wlilaslw VnAn 1 wanta
. ! others to know . bow Van Tago
helped her, and. her amaxing
. statement explains the . surprls-
, lng. action of this new, scientific
- compound better than ' anything
, .we could . possibly wrlte Read
, about ' her ' experience with Van
t Tage, and find out, for yourself.
f what It CAN DO! r "
' . do itioated up wan oas
! She Couldn't Sleep
i "All thia winter I suffered
' - trim indigestion and horrible gas
bloating,!! said Mrs. Nelson. "My
f M 11 Jti A . Jl. & .
Iyoa ulual teeui ; is uiu. iiw
nerly. but would tnrn sour and
form gas which bloated me up
and caused so much. , pain and
misery In . my stomach organs
that I eould'nt ; eren 1 sleep at
', night. I lost all desire for food
' and simply couldn't enjoy a meal
? because of this suffering: Also
Jiad terrible headaches that kept
- In CONSTANT misery.
Couldn't find anything that would
relieve them. .
"t T tried everything under the
Iran but nothing gave me any
real relief. Then I read about
Van-Tage and how It was helping
so many people here In Salem, so
I rot a bottle and started taking
It. From the VERY FIRST DOSE
I started feeling better! Now my
! :
1 j
MRS. ADELINE .XELSOX, f
SaleniWbo Says: -I Was in
Misery With Awful Gas r and
BloaUng; VAN-TAGE Gave Me
Quick Relief Read Her
Statement Below 1 i ' - -
headaches are a thing of the past
and all ; that horrible ' gas and
bloating has been driven from my
system. My food is digesting per
fectly, I have a GREAT APPE
TITE . and. can . really enjoy, eat
ing because v an-Tage has com
pletely freed me from all my euf
fering. I shall always be glad to
recommend , this 'wonder medi
cine to anyone who ; suffers as I
did.!. -. A -W-' -1
Acts on Bowels, Stomach;
Helps You in General!
VAN-TAGE Is like several me
dicines la . one. It contains over
30 ingredients, including 21 Na
tnral Herbs, each one chosen for
its particular action on the Hu
man System. Some of these great
herbs cleanse the bowels and
clear gas and bloat from stom
ach; others enliven, the liver
elean sickening bile from the sys
tem and relieve awful biliousness,
sick headache and yellowish
"muddy" complexion. Still others
invigorate your sluggish kidneys
and stop backache and night ris
ing. And others act, to drive out
the poisonons wastes that clog up
the system and so often result in
the agonizing pains of rheuma
tic or neuritic afflictions. So. thia
Great Compound! helps you IN
GENERAL! And, best of all, the
price of Van-Tage is reasonable.
It costs only a FEW CENTS JL
DAT to take this Amaxing Com
pound, so don't hesitate! Get it
NOW and start taking It.
. A Special Van-Tage Represen
tative, known as The VAN-TAGE
Man, Is now dally: meeting crowds
of people and introducing and ex
plaining this Remarkable Com
pound. I I
' On Sale at Fred Meyer
Toiletry and Remedy Dept.
170 N. Liberty St.
ley. Robert Vogt, Ralph
Doua-laa. Frances Heinlein. Douglas Sal
ladav. Eighth ; grade: i8chyler Gile,
Roiutrt woodtmrn. patsy Manning, ner-
tha Skelton. Orvin Brown Mildred Roth-
weiler. Louise ; Hansen, Rolland Cleve
land. Norma ; Smith. Kloise Bowman and
Glen Deema-i
Klopp. George
Salem Lumber Company
Buys Mill Gity Planer
MILL CITY, May 12 The Cap
ital City Lumber company of Sa
lem has purchased the big planer.'
No. 31, of the former Hammond
lumber mill,; and is having it mov
ed to Salem.
SALEM HEIGHTS, May 12
The final meeting of the commun
ity club will be held at the com
munity hall. Thursday, May 14, at
:30 p.jm;,Jwith a covered dish
dinner to be served. I An interest
ing program has been planned by
the Snaipsehtian dramatic society.
All residents and their families
are Invited to attend.
- A business meeting will be held
with Fred Jaeger, president, pre
siding.'; Election of I officers' will
be held. . ' . : -
. ORCHARD HEIGHTS. May 12
--The- ; Popcorn community club
will . hold the last meeting of the
year May 14. At this time offi
cers for the coming! year will be
elected, Mrs. Ethel Vogt has
charge ; of the program In which
all the children are participating.
We follow
1936
j Factory
Specifications
T0WNSEND
Service Station
Cor. Center & Commercial
; PHONE 5833
We Use Chek - Chart
, System
We Call for and Deliver
Tour Car!
: T"
Attain Honor Roll .
PIONEER, May 12. Theuehild-
ren who attained the honor "roll
for this six weeks were Edna
Pahrman, Francis Mummerf. Lll
lian Mummert, Shirley ' Keller,
Dorothy Keller, Jimmie Coy, Ruth
and Robert Dornbecker, Gall
Wood. Alice and Truman Robbins,
and Elizabeth Pahrman.
Farmers' Union
News
. TALBOT, May 12-rThe regular
meeting of Sldney-Talbot Farm
era' union was held in the school
huse Friday night with a large at
tendance. ... ; ' :
Mrs. John Zehner and O. ; E.
Turnldge were elected delegates
to the state Farmers' union con
vention at Mt. Angel, next week.
E. B. .Hennlngson and D. E
Bllnston were appointed alter
nates ; W. , R. . Mc A lister was ..ad
mit ted as a member. . -
Ray Wickersham and E. C.
Hart, members of the Better Bus
iness club In Jefferson, gave talks.
Mount of Hood RUer; I Minnie
Hall and Clara Chambereau, both
of Portland. Two ' sisters are
thought to be still living. One. is
Mrs. Sarah McCubblns of Dayton,
Wash.
Mrs. Mount will be buried in
the Silverton. cemetery beside her
husband.
Guarantee Long Life
. to Your Car
A C SMITH
SERVICE STATION
Corner S. Commercial and
. Miller Streets
We Use Cliek-Chart System
Lomia Chorus to ;
Present Recital
Thursday Night
INDEPENDENCE, May 12.
The Lomla chorus directed by
Miss Blanche Cohen of Albany will
be presented in a recital at the
Oregon normal school auditorium
Thursday night at 8 o'clock. Fred
Neal, pianist of Albany college will
assist
Besides chorus ' numbers, the
program will include solos by Mrs.
M. J. Butler. Peter Larson, Bar
bara Nelson, , Kathern Larson,
Clarence Slocum, Nellie Howard,
Elizabeth Larson and - piano solo
by Fred NeaL , "
Orders were placed for binding
twine. : -
Cars ;
last longer
with . 1
Johja W. Harbison
. 290N,Hih;
v Across from City Hall -
Wl USZ Chek-Chart STSTLM
Wo4
lubricate cars
as the
factory specifies
HOLLYWOOD
SERVICE STATION
North Capitol at
Fairgrounds Road
The Big 5 Pomp Station
wi usi Chek-Chart system
THE SAFESTj 1
LUBRICATION IS
' 'ft
By Factory Trained
Specialists ;
We Use Atsociated Oil Product
:- -- 5. -
' " ' . : i
' . - - . ; b ;
Valley Motor j Co.
Center & Liberty-
Phone 3158
. EVENS VALLEY. May 12 Ev
ens Valley community club elect
ed officers at its annual business
meeting held Friday! night at the
Evens Valley school: President,
Alfred - Loe i vice-president, Con
rad Johnson: secretary. Ruth-
Temple; treasurer, Arthur Bren
don; assistant treasurer, Joe Le-
Rud. f v 1 -; - v -
. ,, Plans were made for the annual
school and community all-day pic
nic to be held at the school)
grounds May 24. The club also
voted i to purchasej an electric
plate for the kitchen at the
schooL -
A program was given prepared
by Mrs. Oscar Loe,! Ed Lof thus
and Oral Egan. j
- . r . i mm- '
: ou4l!uif . 'j p:
jr;For: husbim y?
.To forget once in awnile is just as much a privilege of men
as of women. The only person who has no right to forget is right place, af the right time.
the dealer who takes care of your car. That's why-Assocfc
a ted Dealers have installed a record system of lubrication
service. It won't let anyone forget ,
: "When lubrication is needed, it reminds you. .If one of
those special "every 5,000 mile jobs is due, it points that
out. Nothing can be overlooked. Once you enter your car in
a Smiling Associated Dealer's record and reminder system
i your up-keep worries are over.
Factory Specified the safest lubrication
I On your car there are at least 40 points requiring regular
j lubrication. If one of these points is overlooked or the
i wrong lubricant cised there's possible danger, ahead re
i jiairs, or perhaps a serious breakdown. Associated Factory
! . Specified Lubrication System is designed to meet your car
manufacturer's specifications. The right lubricant, in lua :
; - f t Specify Cycol Motor Oil
Cycol leads the field jn these qualities demanded hy mod-
ern motors: (1) Cycol cannot corrode modern bearings.!
(2) Cycol forms less carbon than any other motor oiL (3) ;
Cycol offers less oil drag saves gasoline. 'For complete y
protection depend on Cycol motor oils and greases.
- " v '
ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY
MAY SPECIALS
Dirty spark ping eaaso power loss and waste gaaoliac
Ask yoar SmiUag Aaaodated Dealer to cleaa and adjost
yoor spark pings '. --Aa -;' '--i' f-:pf
m aw "arm k vw ' . - A '
rtujb nuua-new "ABto service neeora" maatw ;
luulswttia anil MMirJia at i.nfaa aiaanl. Ea Id I
keep track of gas and oil porch ra amd mileage. .
''L"l
D
0
FACTORY
SPECIFIED
rwWWs-avivvvwwwi aav