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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1936)
1 r Til ' 7clB Dallas Foil:; I Upch Departure rt Several Group Entertain For Ir. Ballantyne And Daughter ' UAK.I.AS. NOV. IX- 11 LYirS" Ballaatyne. ; who is lea vine soon It make her home brMedford. "'has bee honored this pastj week rwlth ieveral affairs given tor her 'by heir DaJlaa friends.; f 1 I Monday erekln the Junior Ma trons of the Methodist church met c'TthSaome oj lira- IL J. Eastman iwithjj Irs.'. Roy Ferguson" aV 8 rsisUnt! hostess. The, rooms -were 'decorated with white and. orehld -chrysanthemums. , , fT7 Darin c the evening a handker fchlet Ihower wis given for lira. Ballaai yae.' Those present tor the ereniinjp; were Mrs, Elmo Bennett, JSIrs4j Louise Jepson.) Mrsj W.j -P. J M lllerj Mrs. Miriam Murray, 'Mrs. Cecil Ij legs, Mra. J. Mi Milla,iMx" C. W. Lowe. Miss Mabel ! Teal. Mrs. Ferguson and Mrs. Eastman- ' Circle U Hostess ' i Tuesday evening Circle Tw of the Methodist church entertained Jin fcoaior of Mrs. Ballantyne land her daughter. Patsy,,; at the hpme Of Mrk. Peter Berg' They also ' irar ft handkerchief I ihower j for '.Mrs. I&Uantyne, The eveninriwaa a spent la sewing end In social eon iversatipn. At e late hoar refresh f meats jrere served brthe hostess. i Tbose present were Mrs. Ballan l tyne. Patsy yBallantyne. Mra. I Hoof. Mrs. m. Mills. Mr. N. j U. Gey. Mra. Anns i Tftevs. jars. Woodman, Mrs. Alba Brown, -i MM. lit J. Eastman Mrs. Cora; Mc :jBee, ahd Mrs. Berg. ',. i-t. , J , 1 f ' SAtEM HEIGHTSV.--Xov.-I2W The community clubtwlU meet at ' the , Salem Heights ' ihall Flic ay ,-alght wttb tie young people In ,i charge. of thej meeting.' The Ipro- ; cram j wui include musical tmo- bers Orville and Clyde Shell, ! recently from the Ozark moan V- talns Tocal numbers by Joe Wil , ? llanxsj Jr.; accordian rauMc by - Herman DomocalLa;i tap dancing, 7 Glen Etter; piano number, Carl . Eerryt Pearcy and Beardaleyi will : double in marimba numbers.! -" , Thfc commllttee in charge is ':J. Snsiet Jones,; palmer Williams, Car I Waddell and Alfred Rentzler. I . ijlpERTT. Not. 12. ' - it a . short business meetlngtlof the jonior community, c iu h Mondfy nght! It was decided to organize ' two! girls?and two boys basket ball teams; for practice iIay. It la -. espeaed that A- V. Myers school principal, coach them. M08t of- the time was spent! 1 garnekjln Charge ot Helen Dasch - Paaune Decatur and BUI Cogs- well. The committee appointed tof . . refreshments ft n d entertainment for) the- next meeting was1-Echo Fargent, Pitsr Dasch and Kenneth Decatur. . i :, y " m 1 f- Mrs. A'ernon Decatur and Mrs. . i. u.. tearens' w e r e aucnaing chaperpnes. , !; MEHAMAiXoT. 12, TheMe- hstnft community club met ;Satar tfajr ntght in? the scboolhouse and staged an ol4 fashioned party. AU members coming dressed'up were fidedL Many old fachion-ed ;games wref played and prizes fw e r e awarded to winners of tarious contest. Mrs. Ed Taylor anal Mrs. KJ Aj Maoa won the prizf for the nblfli-eatinr ontft with-? rtT priies,roinrto Giles Wagner lor ple-eatinr contest: to Mr$J Ellwyn . Etfiekson tor cracker-sating con test; to Rpy Philippl. Mrsi Charles iJfj had Mrs. 'Euwyn Erjckson in gaesslBecontefets. fl 4- JOther entertainment was furn ished by a' fish pond and music bjf Mel rin Stockwelf. jPrTyident CbetXubin presided at the ; busine iheeting and , it wss decided to, hare a card party ta next meetln-. November 21. airs. Earl, Wolklel and ; Mrs. Lee Dtekfon are the' committee for the nrt fmtootlr .r ' r 4 -i Logo Unsightly m i Qolcliry Safely vlth 17A7E-OFF Drusless Preparation for Scitntine Weight Reducing WATE-OFF is a compound of pure vegetable matter, WATE-OFP con tains do danger ous drugs of any kind & diaitro Dhenol no salts or -other harmful laxatives. There Is absolutely nothing In WATE-OFP tna( can ao you tne siigntest nana. , Manv users report that after taking f WATS-OFP for just a short time they (actually feel better than they have! in years. Yet. WATE-OFP i makes it possible lor overweight ' women, and men too, to take i off five pounds a week, or even more, with out strenuous exercising and without starvation diets. In fact, as you take : ff weight with WATE-OFP. you not ntyjLOOK better but you actually; EEL better. i j . I The instructions say: !Taks WATE OFV! before meaa. 3 or 4 tableU a cay. then eat your hearty :flU. Users say: t "Results are aim ply amazing. Unsightly flesh. frequently meiis away likemagic--and. without caus ing the skin to sag or wrinkle as so frequently happens with fast-acting:, i but dangerous druir reducers.- t You have seen WATE-OFF adver tised in Pictorial Review, Physical Culture and other leading magazine i ai ti.5. Here now Is your oppor- tunity to purchase this same fine . preparation for only $1.19. with our - ruarantee that if you're not satisfied f wuft' resulu you may; return the empty carton and we wiU return your money. - . fl 2 vfc?I;rireotnint Ti On Sale at Fred Meyer Toiletry Remedy Shop ! 170 Uberty St. ; h I Vo Uillion iii A season's catch M Heading- down the trail j Few of tha charming; ladles who protect themselves from winter : -winds with a coat or neckpiece of fur appreciate" the extent of the Industry which inakea poaslbls their luxurious wraps an Industry. ; which Is now getting- ready for another season. More than 2.000.000 trappers in United States are now preparing for? their annual trek' Into woodland and marsh In quest pected to be in the neighborhood of Alfred Ashland lsTovmRiaiKal WOODBURJf, (xovj 12: The first meeting of Woodburn's pew city council was held Tuesday night with Mayor H. M. Austin presiding- Alfred Ashland was re appointed city marshal, and! an nouncement' was made that f the rest of the city officers would be elected" by the council at the next meeting. j .' WPA projects wnlch include new sidewalks, curbs, cleaning of ditches, work on the city park, .UMCEIM! CERTAIN ) -K. FJ5ESH! f 7 . m6ch ' V vl Jjg ' J '-v-feA t 4,,&o 7 - !rK i tCkAADTirBt SMARTER I"; rvi-f ' ez.o s5&siw ii i - i "i. f i i .-r . jsr. ; ii. ;- 1 -1 1 v ; i-j t , : sZg? 1 1 : t-i- : " ' Cut out and colo, "Little 1' - ' " i - 77 rll -aU' n " ! ?ur Industry .4 - 4 7 jywr ftr mMy ( A 4 vji J of pelts whose total value is ex t55.00p.000 for the 1936-37 season wereij discussed and the mayor and Reorder were authorized to eoafer- with i a representative of the WPA office In S a 1 e m and drawl up a blanket project to cover these various Items. . Standing committees appointed Were; Street committee. Frank, W. D. Simmons; water board, W. H. Broyles and E- Allen; fi nance, Broyles and Simmons; fire board. Alien and Simmons; or dinances, Wright 1 and Broyles; property, Allen and Wright. The- street commissioner was ordered toijpalnt traffic lanes at the First street crossing at the Lincoln school and at Front and Ypung streets.! Tis CnrGOri CTATCSMAN; C-Icn, Jitney Dinner, to j Be I. IqndayEyent - i - '-j'.-"';- H 'i-n-j HBssssnsSh ' ' t STATTON. Nor. It, Plans have been completed for the: stag ing of the annual Jitney dinner by the Parent Teachers association at the high school Monday hlght Studeats of the grade school will make a house to house canvas, starting tonight, to sell tickets" to the affair, h t ' . ri . M Advertising posters which have been placed in many of the bus iness house Windows were made by students In the grade school com petition. The contest was won by Florence Xucas and Pave Hopkins for the seventh and eighth grade pupils and by Ardeth Wendt and Billy Fair for the fifth and sixth grades.' Leonard Waters. Bobby Bennett, ! BUI Brooks. Margaret Fair and Laurene Bolts received honorable ' mention In the apper grade competition while Gordon George and Shirley Nightengale were awarded honorable mention in the two Jo wer. grades. : si I An Instructive program lb a s been arranged for the meeting of the association, following th din ner. Miss Elsie Wltchen, state con sultant on j tuberculosis will i ad dress - the- members on ''Modern Health fiethods. . r , T I- , I A mdUon picture, entitled "Be hind the. Shadows" also will be 8hOW1K "" Tvl' ' Periydale Folks On Western Tri PERRTDALE. Nor. 12.4-Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Campbell! and Floyd Flanery will leave Wednes day night byirall tor Flint, Mltfi., where Mrj Campbell will get a new car and from there they will drive-to New Tor k. While there they win iYlslt Mr; andmrs. Charles Cook In Stelton. N. J. Mr. Cook will ) be remembered as spending; his school days here and staying with the Campbells. Now Cook teaches! military tactics and music in Rutgers University. - While in iNew York the Camp bells wfll -visit J. C. Penny end Campbell j intends to purchase some cattle from Penney, as the Campbell Guernsey herd is headed by the J. C. penney stock... r j .From Netr York theyi will motor south through the nation's capital and on to Florida, j They will spend some time in the sotith and return! home by Christmas Stoc2di Gas So Dd j Sccsj To Crt Ccart Tli KM nr atomach. wa -mo bad Z could not t or Upw Eras my haart eama4 tn hurt.! A friend aunaabad Ad larlka, Tba Srst daaa braarht dm rallef. Mow, I rat a I wlaa. aloo Sao aadwovor felt Bottar.-KMraTjaa. Pillar. Adlertka acta on atoaaaea i SOTS feoarai& Perry'a Drar etoxa. D Oregon, Friday Ilomir-, Nortnitcr 13, 1S35 Seek Title of ;Lrre Laaaall y laiiy-irniitit-awBi-iiVM Two of thai leading candldatee for the crown of TMlsa Europe.; 1937. : shown en nouU to the competition which win be held at Tunis. Africa, axe Lyre tassale, left. "Miss France", and Laurence Atkins, right. -' 'A-jy'V -" 1:2Dm Great Britain." . t,-- -1 - Large Crowd Attend ' Second of Card Party , j Seriie for Mi Angel MT. ANGEL, Nor. 12. An other of the! series of card parties sponsored by the St. Ann's Altar society was held Tuesday night in the dining hall of St. Mary's school. Ten? tables of "500" and four ot bridge were in play with high scores fin "S00 going to Mrs! Christine Krtmberg and Mrs. A. Ai Klinger andi honors in bridge to Miss Elizabeth Unger and Miss Anna Erwert, Mrs. J. T." Baanjan STOMACH, RECTAL a COLON AILMENTS STOMACH-Ukers. Acidity, Indigestion. ItECTAL-PiWUken, FUsoxcBstula. COLON -CbHtis, Bloat ing. Gas, Constipation. Ma haophal amateal apeiaMoa. Ko eonfr WftoavaaU a lEg BOOKLET Dr.CJjDEANCUUrC "" tun iii ii ir in ii n Tdeefcona EAt391S Portl.nd.OwMi ' At Your Neighborhood Grocery ...SAFEWAY ; "Lliss Europe t . f 1 f'X - - w . - i 4 -" ?" " - - ' 7 - 1 jl Laurence Atklnjf , t drew-the draw prise, a tire tur- Lunch was later served by the following eommlttee: Mrs. ; John Diehl. chairman, Mrs. George Bil eemeier, Mrs. A. J. Bntsch, Mrs. John Bilger, Mrs. T. J. Bern ing, Mrs. Wm. Conrad. Mrs. f Justine Drescher, Mw. Wm. Dehler, Mrs Jacob Diehl and Mrs. J. A. Blem GALS-I-WM The Neie Seafood Mothers! You are the cus todians of y o u r family's health. See that they have a Balanced diet. : I Investigate1 Cals-I-Dlne at WooIpert&Legg DRUGS Court j liberty Sis. ; , . - , j KED CROSS Red Cross Drive anned by Qub et i vrr.ikT : ikivst t alf nmbri 0 a vf w -- of .the 'Btayton Tounr Women's club this week wiU launch sv cam paign to raise funds for the an nas! Red Cross roll call. The drive will be headed by Mrs. Wendell Weddle. ' -J- ;- I niRtrlet workers have D e e n named for the city wide house to houses canvas which must be con cluded! within two weeks. Those selected by Mrs. Weddle inciuoe M T' Hnrd. Mra. Dervl 8hel- toni- Mra. . Harvey Walker.: MrsJ Eugene Spanlol, Mrs. Hat vuiiei. Mri fimrn Ttancas. Mrs. Walter Bell and Mrs. Ralph Scranton. - The j memberships In ; the. Red Cross j tit . the past have sold . for one- dollar with partnership bus iness bosses paying two dollars for f. the membership. Payments In excess I of this, however, are ac ceptable. ,- "i Fiial Rites to Be Held ' J Today for Mrs. Pomeroy -1 n ; v; ;;.; -y :. WdODBURN. Nor. 12-Funer al services for Mrs. Alice Ven detta ! Pomeroy, 35, who died a her, home, 8.77 Young prtreet Tuesf day, WiU be held at the Lincoln Memorial Park chapel In Portland Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Ini terment will be In Lincoln idef morialjpark cemetery. Rev. George Swift; f the St,. Paul's Episcopal churcbj in Salem will officiate. jdEdoet Here is sTood, usable j lumberpriced exceptionally low to reduce our stocks before inventory.- These prices in effect only as Ions as quantities last! lv. . - . " -i H' -. ? 2 z 4's 6, 10, 12 and 14 foot lengths. Common, sized. Per thousand ft. 2 x 4's 8, 16, 18 and 20 foot lengthsj Common, sized. Per' thousand ft. 1 x 10s Conunon Shiplspi Per j . thonsand feet ...I. ,....J..:....: . . 1 x 4's and t x 6's Common Roof Boards. Sized. Per thonsand feet J.J ... x 3 Conunon Hemlock Floorins, ' j Per thonsand feet U.-----. -i Visit Our Yards-Well ; . : Stock But Don't 7WiG0PEIDtxARI "The Yellotc 1526 Wallace Road 1 " BY AGK ) : 1 ' I --- i-T- i, - , " - -Zlr? Tl&tU VAHc ingredients, expert beginnjing of our eCfort to fWestern housewives right's Bread proved bread pust be FREsn to ; So we've planned to "woman's recipe" bread a . . , " '' tempting as nght-out-ofthe-oven homemade. Jdeal fir breakfast toast, with sandwiches, meatsi I feet ulia Lee Wrist's Bread tcay. Discovjci i a special economy- this bread you ret so fresh keeps fineftastmg longer ' 5 ( Staytcn Elan Hciij To targe Iforturie STAYTON, Not. 12. ne per fectly good saw fning shop will no doubt soon be advertised for ai hare.4 and the cause ot the sudden change of mind as to his business career here was. a letter received this wee from attorneys in Scotland. ' I' Three weeks ago H. 8. Johnston of Bcio vcame to Staytonj to open . amall saw fUlnc shop la the Joseph J. Lamprecht building. His wife remained on their utree-acre tract near Sclo while Mr. Johnston filed saws -and cooked his own meals in an pper room ia hid small shop,- ''- - I - - ; The letter from the attorneys In Scotland informed ht. John ston that he was heir tf a lanfc fortune bequeathed him by an sunt who died recently. Mr. Jehn- aton was born in Scotland, ; hut had left that country at the age tit four yearsU 5:-: r: : -I I Each year at Yuletlde oyer since he. can remember j a letter has arrived and enclosed therein would he a four-pound note. asri&r'GCDuBS Say tvodaye te old-faaiad awtbads of trcauas aotaa. a acw tabiaq arian tot sctaar tao- fenr irreat awdieims Boat Pop. alar aant doctors Aopiria. Alkalhcr Quhiloo and Laxative Each tablet doeo 4 bnparWt tWasa AT ON8 TIKE, to looar Um aaid mmd drivo It eat of1, roar andyi Coldo are carWd orornlirbt. CaS for fXJUR DOCTOK3 Braad COLO TABLETS. IU, On Sale at Fred Meyer Toiletry & Remedy Shop Spoeocl! . f- $10.50 $11.00 $11.00 $10.00 $16.00 Be ciad to Show You This Delay Do It Today! Bunealote Office9 West Salem U phone 627 -;-WW(.;''-ia-ff w a, c i SHE ! GETS THE SURE m . :.- :- -.- a FRESH BREAD JULIA WRIG-HT'SJi? Ce coot baking, are Just the please you ! in developing JuLa lie that eveu the finest tempt people's,, tasted ! J bring you this unique fresh clwftY. tt-rh InU , in your breedbox! t::i ... J 7? T T" -' . i i t 1- I : t-
