The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon, Sunday Morning; April 18, 1937
PAGE ELEVEN
White Slirine Tnstalls
New Officers '? e
Beside Mr. Harden; offers to
be installed art: William Nel
meyer, watchman of shepherds:
,T ;-. Constance Kantner, noble pro
Mr. Miller Hayden will take pheteas; Nettie Smith, worthy
ltlC7rOT7. h,gn Prteste scribe; Edna McElhaney. worthy
the W bite Shrine of Jerusalem treasurer; Velma Green, worthy
at the meeting In Masonic tern- chaplain; Ila Anstln, worthy shep
ple on Monday night. The bus- herdesar Stella Henry, worthy
Iness- meeting .will begin at g o'- guide; Lucretla HooYer. worthy
clock, and installation will fol- herald; Iran Stewart, first wis
l"f- ' man; Julius Aim. second wis
Installing officers are: Mrs. man; Walter Dry. third wis
race Babcock, installing high man. wayne Henry, king; Ber
rrlestess; Mrs. Samuel Gillette, tha Babcock, queen: Bertha Alb.
Installing herald; Mrs. Charles first hand j maiden; La Verne
Gabriel, installing scribe; J'rv Kantner, second hand maiden;
Marie Flint McCall, lnst a nine v. rrKnzi. third hand mald-
chaplain; Mrs. Vida Russell, in
stalling organist,
stalling organist
Scientific Protection for
YOUR FURS!
When Yon Place Them
With Us for
COLD STORAGE
Also Restyling & Repair
ing. Low Summer Rates.
Du Bain Fur Co.
Rooms 3-6, Miller Store
BIdg Phone 6846
en; Lew Dry, organist; Kutn
Moore, guardian; It. K. OhUng,
guide. " i :
Mrs; Lena Beechler and Mrs.
DfectRaDjr Held
The Salem svn-dlstrlet ladies
tally Is betas held In- the Meth-;
: odtst "church at Woodburn on
'. Thursday, April II. The commit
tee includes Dr. I o u 1 Ma gin."
Mrs. Nada, Grlnde, Un. H. W,
: " George. J. W. Beckley and Mrs.
Jred Barker. Jason L church,
and those from West Salem, First
r church, D a 1 1 ii, Independence.
Turner, Stayton, SUrerton, Lyons,
' Falls City, Brooks. Canby, Don
ald, Woodburav Marauam, Pra-
r turn- and Been Vista will b m-
J- eluded. -:
i The program 1st"
HuaU virile MmWif.
10:80 Soar mttn.
10:40 DaTotiaa. Mr. H. 7. X-arsoa.
. jjaac r mt aaa Mrs. Mm.
Girl Reserve forking
On Manjr Activities -
" The Girl, Reserr groups ax
busy working this week In coop
eration with the Boy Scouts on
the presentation of 0 Imogen
to b siren April' 14 at- Leslie
auditorium. Thl is a benefit
program to send the delegate to
Eeabeck. Mrs. LeRoy Rudln Is in
charge of ticket sales. The Girl
Reserre and Boy Scouts win en
tertain with t numbers between
acts. . . ' . " .
The Girl Reeerres are also
working on. a program for. Na
tional Music week which will be
glren In conjunction with other
girl's organizations n - the- city.
. .
BQsi Zdb Bopsoa o( 3 attle
has been ylsiting at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Paul Hendricks
this past week.
Clio Cashatt1 are on the refresh- WIN HONORS Three young pianists who recently entered in siat contests in. Portland -, left, is:a Addraaa at waUana. woodbm.
jtaapa-aa j mxs. r. r. i-aipps.
And and B.
ment committee.
Mrs. Elizabeth Perkrtt, who
will be hostess to the American
; War Mothers in her home at 1585 . ;
Saginaw on i Tuesday afternoon, fi,. ,, '- wXLTTJ
will be assisted by Mrs. Jennie Sigma m ets at W.C.T.U.
Martin, Mrs. Amanda Mollen- haU on Monday at 6: JO tor no
coop. Mrs. Rose Hagedorn and host dinner and business meet
Mrs. Clara Farmer. Mrs. Mabel lngm Mrs. Fred Tooxe, Jr., and
Lock wood will be the program MrS- c. W .Stacey will give re
leader. ) ports on alcohol school In Port-
land. Rer. L. W. Collar will lead
Both tlTe-hundred nd bridge eTOtlons and Mrs. . Stacey 1 will
will be in play at the St. Vincent present the lesson.
dePaul Altar society's benefit
party on Tuesday sight at 8
o'clock In the parish house and The Easter Star plans bene-
some of the guests will dance, fit card party for April 27th at
Mrs. C. A. Suing is In charge. Masonic temple.
-r. rim a4f .h r-n liiuiiltU m.ntlnn fn ' -lfl A tenter, Margaret WnnilArHfV whn wnn
.-i., w. - . - . ' ." ; - aii.) n..iMU. ;
first place three times In classes A. B. C entitling ner to in permanent cup; right, uaroryn Brady. - piiud. " .
who with Margaret won first award in the two-piano corneal, in iauer nas won iwic in classes lo.-ss BoU. emu nports., Koua
(Jean Claire's and Carolyn's pictures by Kennell-Ellls.)
NATURILIZERS
RISE TO NEW FASHION HEIGHTS!
You've Liked Them for Their Comfort ...
iYou; You'll Like Them for Their StyleV
Jl II :
ClyUB CALENDAR
. Bfoaday, April lO
American Legion auxiliary,
regular meeting. Fraternal
Temple, 8 p. m.
Iota Sigma, W. C. T. U. 1:10
p.m., no-host dinner meeting.
Tuesday, April 20
Ministers' wires with Mrs.
T. H. Wilbur, 18S0 Market
street. '
Camptire - Girls social. First
Methodist church Carrier room,
7:30 p.m.
St. Vincent de Paul, benefit
party, 8 p.m. Parish hall.
American War Mothers,
with Mrs. Elisabeth Perkett,
185 Saginaw. S p.m.
. Alpha Phi Alpha ' Mother's
club with Mrs.. Fred S. Anun
sen, 920 Leslie, 2 p.m.
Chadwick chapter. Order of
Eastern Star, 8 p. m.. Masonic
temple.
Wednesday, April 21
Royal Neighbors all day
quilting party. Fairgrounds
cabin.
East Central circle. First
Methodist church, with Mrs. D.
H. Mosher, 254 North Winter,
dessert luncheon 1 p.m.
Women's Foreign Missionary
society, LeslieMemorial church,
with Mrs. John Koorman, 255
East Meyers street.
Golf Attracts Large
Number of Players
A large number ef players ap
peared at the Salem Oolf club on
Friday, the third week of offi
cial play. First place In class A
went to Mrs. Robert, Sarage
while Mrs. Roy Byrd and Mrs.
Kate Bell tied for first In class
b.' :- f i ; - ' ;
Luncheon was serred follow
ing the games. Reservations may
be made for next week's lunch
by calling Mrs. Scott Pace. Those
who played included Mrs. Robert
Sarage. Mrs. J. L. Sears. Mrs. Ed
Baker.. Mrs. Harry Wledmen. Mrs.'
Roy Byrd, Mrs. E. Glllingham.
Mrs. IL H. OUnger. Mrs. Van
Wleder, Mrs. Kate BelL Mrs.
Claude Johns, Mrs. W. L. Arthur,
Mrs. Walnard Rilpa, Mrs. Allan
Brandes, Mrs. Prince Byrd, Mrs.
Reynolds Allen, Mrs. Grorer Bel
linger, Mrs. Max Flanery, Mrs.
Harold Olinger, Mrs. Robin Day,
Mrs. Cephus Starr, Mrs. B. M.
Donaldson, Mrs. H. Gustafson.
Mrs. J. N. Bishop, Mrs. Guy
Smith, Mrs. Kenneth Potts, Mrs.
Curtis Cross, Mrs. IL K. Stock
well, and Mrs. Fred BernerdL
tabl lwi mIods.
11:0 Comrt7 cammlttM, Dr. ICafia.
11:4 MUU aeqni
Mrs. U. H. Wright ef Stsytoa.
It :00 Ixinekom. Weodburm wiU far
Uk kst disk ss eotfee.
1:0 Soar rrie. '
1 :40 Manorial daTotlona by Mrs.
Jamas Millisaa.
l:Ii Mmaie. Miaa EasaaJa Savaca.
- Tapie. Toath ef Today1 Mia
Mildra Bartkalomcw. Special
. aaoaia.
8 :tS .Bssiaess siaatisr:
1. Callaetia.
S. Xaritstioa for aat rally.
S. Awardiac o sttaasaaea baa-'
aar. - -
. Bills praaeatac.
S. 8aeratry and trasaorar's ra-
port.
. IlKtiu at otfioara.
. T. Iaatallatiom a( art ieors. loa-
ia( sddraaa by Dr. Macia. -
m
Bet Sigma chapter of Del
phians met at the home of Win
nie Pettyjohn and elected offi
cers for the coming year. Those
chosen were: Miss Julia Query,
president; Mrs. Lillian Vaughn,
rice president; Miss Esther Er-
Mrs. Walter Denton presented '!? lPLK
a group of music students in a. . T vc-.i t tti
i - .,. i .--- mA Lau, Mrs. ada Lee Hill and
Thursday, April 22
Town and Gown club
Lausanne Hall, 2:30 p.m.
at
piano recital for parents and
friends on Wednesday night at
S3r2 the Y. W. C. A. Those taking part
Mrs. Burton Randall.
?L-5535Si? were Be"y Burrougns, Marine Mp. and SIrs. Arch Jerman have
itttr7zi:GS.t uui i.nu, returned irom a vacation in uai-
rJS?S-&f-Zw:i&gil rlson. Ula Mae Needham, Betty if-rnia.
''
beauUful new 1 ; VmVwXCL I
( naturallsers k!; ; l jP.
tomorrow '
y L
-gr ...-..-..Jr-J - ., , , i M . a
Korb, Frank Southwick, Dannie
Fry, Jack Lachelle, Kreta Fae
Ashbaugh, Helen Ostrin, Marylee
Fry and Antoinette Lambert.
Centralia temple No. 11. Pyth
ian Sisters, will attend the Sll
; rerton temple's socia. erenlng
; Tuesday and a number of mem
bers are planning to motor orer
for the affair.' Part of the pro
gram will be furnished by this
temple. The Knights of Pythias
and Pythian Sisters will gire an
other card party Monday night
at the K. P. hall.
l Mrs. W. J. Hagedorn will at
tend the state conrentlon of the
Degree of Honor ProtectlTe asso
ciation as a delegate from Salem.
It will be held Wednesday and
Thursday of this week In Port
land at the Multnomah hoteL A
number of matrons are planning
to attend from Salem.
PARTNERS IN
HEALING
By A. T. Woolpert
of .
Woolpert A Legs, Drugs
Tour physician and '. your
druggist are partners In the
science of healing. Both hare
put In years of arduous study,
of self -discipline, of research.
Each Is Indispensable.
It Is the doctor's Job to diag
nose the ailment that affects
you, or some member of your
family, to be skilled, able, sym
pathetic, kindly.
It Is th druggist's job to
take the doctor's prescription
and compound it of pure, effi
cacious drugs Into the specific
which you will use as a reme
dial cure.
It is important to select your
druggist with the same judg
ment that you choose your
family doctor.
-his is the elerenth of a series
of Editorial Advertisements ap
pearing in this paper each Sun
day. Copyright
istr -
19 37
SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICES
- for a limited period
4-
f . '
SERVING PLATH
Reg. S2.40
for '
1.59
RELISH DISH
Reg. $2.10
for.,, ,, .. .
a.J9
IrUl AS GOLDEX JOSXLES SPECIAl
Fostorla celebrates Its Golden Jubilee by offering you the greatest
rallies in "50 years of America's Finest Glassware.' Also, Fostoria
wants yon to get acquainted with its new color GvJd-Tint;
KbrT reason for these ray-Jor introductory prices.
. GOUMnrr... a hew coloe
GoJcf-T-nr Is the new Fostoria color to symbolize the Golden
Jubilee. It is an exquisite sun-glow tint with the exciting sparkle
of champagne and the fire-flash of the jewel topes. Indeed, deco
rators agree that this exquisite color, combined with clearest
crystal, will be the smartest of Table Fashions for 1937.
We urge yon to purchase promptly before regular prices prerafl
gain. Because of limited quantities it wiS be impossible to fi3
mail or 'phooe orders. -
SALEM HARDWARE CO.
120 N. COMMERCIAL - SALEM
. i . - -
Ill x, . - jy ... - Ii
1 T
In the Valley
Social Realm
BUSTER BROWN SHOE STORE
ARBUCKLE-KING & CO.
125 N. COMMERCIAL
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(HUE BUYERS L- "
MR. AND MRS. FRANK WOLP
of Sublimity entertained members
of the St. Boniface choir. Six ta
bles of bunco were played. High
score was won by Agnes Wolf and
consolation by Anna Lulay.
Those attending were Rer. Jo
seph Scherbring. Rer. Buff of
Shaw. William Lulay, Mike Neit
ling, Ed Merzenick, Math Merien
kk. THE MOTHER'S CIRCLE club
of Grand Island was entertained
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. E. A. Lefley with IS mem
bers and three guests, Mrs. Carl
Wood. Mrs. Grace Duren and Miss
Zella Glllam present.
The birthday annirersaries of
Mrs. Lionel Crawford and Mrs.
George Diebele were obserred.
AT SUBLIMITY the first dis
trict social held a. card party
Wednesday night at the parish
hall with Mrs. Lee HIghberger,
Mrs. Mike Benedict and Louise
HIghberger as hostesses. Thirteen
tables of cards were played.
,
MRS. A. W. KIEL of Sublim
ity and her mother, Mrs. Alice
Marrin, entertained Friday aft
ernoon at the Kiel home. In honor
of Mrs. Louisa Erbsland, who has
been visiting at the home of Mrs.
Chas. Becke for two weeks.
CHARLES COLE, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Cole of Grand Is
land, and Miss Dorothy Jenks of
Albany, were married Saturday
In YancouTer, Washington. At
present they are staying at the
home of his parents.
MISS HAZEL HATCH and Mrs.
Virginia Hammer were hostesses
at a joint shower Wednesday aft
ernoon honoring Mrs. Margaret
Fowler and Mrs. NIda Reeres.
DLANKETO
. LAUNDERED
HAND COS-BED
RE-BOUND
It Is fact that all wool
blankets should be combed and
brushed between laundry per
iods to maintain -.life of fibre
and prolong efficiency.
FREE PICKUP-DKLI VERT J
. . phone lilt for Prices
The Better Bedding Store
if 7 Court St., Salem
PU
ALL THIS
WEEK!
.'. ..
y :: --: Sale!
..' Silks,
: -; iay
1 7th ANNIVERSARY
BARGAINS!
ons,
Acetates
Plain and printed silks, rayons
and acetates for your Spring
sewing at extra low. prices !
Plenty of white fabrics! Paai.
tela, dark shades. Boy iiow and ?;
save! Main floor silk depart-
znent.
Special Purchases .
I Perrin Gloves
- $198
Holeproof Hose
59c:
Sample Neck Wear
Remnants 1
, Slippers 98c
Aprons 29c
Rlirrors $L49
Men's Suits
$18
Men's Shirts
98c
ins
Munsing
Step
2 for $1
Cotton Frocks
$159