The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, April 21, 1937, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextTh Uaccabee drill team Xo 123 to b sponsored on Eaturday,May Min Betty RoMnette enoau Set en Tuesday at the horn of .1, In the EUrerton armory- Tho Weir, Mr. and .Mrs. Jaekliaan, rs. Hath Nyberg on Leslie street. In attendance were Mlsa Winona Joe N ate h, Mr. and Mia. Doa The group made plana for a dance Robtnette, Mrs. May Roblnetto, Owens, Mlsa Florence Relllng. Mr. The OIIEGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Wednesday Morning April 211937 Mrs. - Fred Jfol f. . Mrs. . Robert m ; ' 'in n t'Hn r 1 09? G0 WIS THIS ultra-smart Studebaker Dictator coupe has by far the biggest rear-deck storage compartment youH find in any 1937 car. . . or a 3-passenger rumble seat if you prefer it. It offers all the famous 1937 Studebaker advantages and innovations ... a steel reinforced by steel body with a paint finish 12 coats deep ... the sensational economy of the Fram oil cleaner and gas-saving auto matic overdrive ... automatic hill holder plus hy- iKG'0-$00& draulic brakes . . . steering that halves the turning effort of parking . . . Helen Dryden interior appoint ments . . . doors that close lightly, tightly and silently on revolutionary, exclusive rattle-proof rotary latches I ' See and drive this Dictator coupe and youll realize why Studebaker fearlessly challenges all 9 other sixes even the highest priced! STUDEBAKEKS CUT. BUDGET FLAN OFFEKS tOW TIME PAYMENTS Bonesteele Chemeketa & Liberty B ros., i nc. Phone 4444 or Course It's Less at Caplans THE 137 S. COMMERCIAL ST. PHONE 4010 Cap 7 ans Wed. and Thurs. Specials 3 lbs. Brown 3 lbs. Powder Q (JjjQij Del Monte and Schillings' Hills - M.J.B. - S. & W.T HG Tins if: o Crown and Fisher Blend 49's sack IC. C. Baking Powder 25-oz. Can WAVERLY COCOA CLUB CALENDAR Wednesday, April 31 Klwanis ladies night. Mar lon hotel, banquet and enter tainment, 7 p.m. Past Noble Grand associa tions, with Miss Verda Olnv stead. 810 Shipping, 8 p.m. - Sweet Briar clnb at the home of W. C. Franklin, Tulip farm. 2 p.m. South Central circle. First Methodist church, with Mrs. Ray Walts, 195 West Superior street, dessert luncheon 1 p.m. F.O.E. card party at Fratern al Temple, 2 p.m. Maccabees No.' CI, K.P. hall, 8 p.m. - Woman's Union of Temple Baptist church with Mrs. - L. Peterson, Keizer district, all day meeting, no-host luncheon. Royal Neighbors all day quilting party, Fairgrounds cabin. East Central circle. First Methodist church, with Mrs. D. H. Mosher, 354 North Winter, dessert luncheon 1 p.m. Women's Foreign Missionary society, LeslieMemorlal church, with Mrs. John Koorman, 255 East Meyers street. .;' Thursday, April 22 Hollywood Merry-Go-Round with Mrs. J. J. WUson, 2 p.m. Brush College Helpers, with Mrs. Carl Harriett, 2 p.m. Ladles auxiliary , to carpen ter's union, Labor temple, 7:30 p.m.' Town and Gown club at Lausanne Hall, 2:30 p.m. Woman's Relief corps, all day meeting at fairgrounds. Artisans Women's club, with Mrs. Sybil Dotten, 425 North Winter street, 1 p.m., no-host luncheon. K.C.K.T. club, with Mrs. Nel lie Knox, 1495 North Com mercial' street at 2 p.m. Sisterhood class of First Christian church, with Mrs. Guy L. Drill, 2:30 p.m. Friday, April 23 Women's bible class, First Methodist church, 2 p.m., with Mrs. J. R. Carruthers, route 6, box 36D. Barbara "Frltchie Tent, Daughters of Union Veterans, with Mrs. Paul Bales, 1868 Court street, 8 p.m. mm XT -I-rJ--, Mrs.: JTea won,, airs., Kooen BITS; NaSIl flOnOrS Kitchen. Mrs. Edward Marr. Mrs. W. A. Johnson, iirs. uoren jocose. Bride Elect Tuesday. MP Mrs. Lewis Mitchell. Mrs. Max Allen. Mrs. Norval Edwards, Mrs. Kenneth Bell, Mrs. Lucile Greer. Mrs. Glen Wilbur, Mrs. Harry Welnstein, Mrs. Harrey Thomas, Miss Audrey DaTis, Mlsa Dorothy Krebs,- Miss Joyce Anderson and Aumsville Townsend Club Will Entertain Outsiders rRS. GLEN C NASH entertain ed -last night-in her North rmital street home in honor of Miss Constance Krebs, bride- Miss Betty Read. elect of Lynn Helse. Dessert was serred preceedlng an evening of contract. Nosegays f or g u e s t s were placed on the small tables, and a large bouquet of spring flowers centering the dining table made colorful decorations. A glass shower was another erent of the erening. "' - -; ' ; - Those Inylted by . Mrs. Nash to honor Miss Krebs were: Mrs. J. A. Krebs, Mrs. W. C. Helse, Mrs. D. Finley,' Mrs. Lawrence Anderson. AUMSVILLE, April 20. The Townsend club will hold the semi monthly meeting Thursday at 8 p. m. at the Christian church. The Townsend clubs of Turner and West Stayton are invited to be guests: Visitors from Salem will assist with the program. Hpmemaker 4-H v Club Entertained Joe Helvey's Foot in Cast Doe to Accident While : Operating "Donkey" SCOTTS MILLS,' April 20 An 8 -pound son, Norman Gerald, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Logue April 14 at their ho ma here. The Happy Homemakers 4-H Sewing club was entertained with a party at the home of their lo cal leader, . Mrs. L. - W. . Magee. Friday. Games were played after which, the girls all took part in a old-tlma taffy puIL Refresh, menta wera serred, Twenty-fouf , of the-club girls were present. j Joe Heltey Is at home with hia ; foot In a cast dueVto an accident j while operating "donkey" whilt working near Corbett. ) Bebekah "'Head Visits ... The Iry Rebekah lodge wa , honored by a Tisit from Mrs. Es tell Weed, president of the Re, bekah assembly of Oregon, Tues- t day. She gare an interesting ad? dress after which she presented a 25 jewel to Mrs. Lena Skirvlnt Guests were present f rom. Salem, ;. SUrerton Newberg and Portland. Mrs. W. Dimick, County P.T.A, -president, attended the state conj rention at Portland this week. Mr. and Mrs. AlTord Mobtrg are morlng to a place near Wood , burn. : hmmti ibt tmioe hie? A. M IE IEII (DA9 (BIEHEAiriESTr SAILIS 2 and Mrs. George Dletz, Mrs. Orpha Egelus and Mrs. Ruth Nyberg. , - Calories Required Are Determined In a recent booklet put out by the Fleishmann Yeast com pany, there appears an item of special interest to those who wish to reduce and those who hope to retain -the same weight. This tells how to determine the calories needed to sain, lose or remain the same, f First determine your ideal weight from an authoritative chart, 'multiply this figure by 15 If you are moderately-actire, by 20 if you are Tery actire. The resulting figure Is the approxi mate number of calories required daily for your ideal weight. To lose about of a pound a week the booklet says to cut 400 to 500 calories a day, this Is the reducing- quota. I For example a moderately ac tive woman whose weight should be 130 pounds but with an ac tual weight of 150 should mul tiply the 130 pounds by 15 and get 1950 calories.- But to reduce she requires between 400 and . 500 less, so about 1500 . which should reduce her to the proper weight. : It is suggested that servings be reduced but no one Item om!t-a ted. . Strenuous reducing Is al ways a matter for which you should see your doctor, as often health is seriously affected by unwise dieting. 2-lb. can Small Size p Large Size JCg Florictti Tall Cans 3 cakes 2 cans Fine Granulated in doth Sacks 25 lbs. (Dry st m WMte 10 cakes 25c U Cakes V Par Washing Powder Large Size Large Size pkg. 3- W Reserve the Right -to Limit Quantities In the Valley Social Realm ' AURORA At the card psrty Saturdsy night, sponsored by the Woman's club, and held . In the offices , of the Molalla Electric company. 11 tables of "500" and 3 of bridge were In play. Women's high score In bridge went to Mrs. U. Eiler; men's high, U. Eiler; at "500" women's high score, Mrs. Willis Yoder; men's high, P. J. Hunt. 1 TURNER -Mrs. William Spiers entertained . Friday . with a lunch eon for Salem friends at her new home. Present were Mrs. Emma Roberts, Mrs. P. L. Frailer, Mrs. O. E. Fields, Mrs. W. H. Ney and Mrs. C. M. Roberts; also Mrs. F. C. Gunning and Mrs. C. A. Besr of Turner. f DAYTON The Webfoot social serrice club were delightfully en tertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Heilig Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Amos Holdredge was hon ored with a birthday gift from -the club. - - , . . . . -. a r PLEASANTDALE Mrs. Seott Edwards entertained the Past Noble Grand club of Dayton ' at her home here Friday afternoon.. Mrs. Wendell Wlllard was.recelr ed as a new member. . 9 1 Sale NEW COATS Oor 7.99 and jftl 9.98 yolvt Y O New bright colorsj navyl Fitted, flared, swagger styles in suits, too! Ward Week only at this price I 12 to 52: Felts . Strawc Rtgvlarfy 1J9 llewl rims decked witli veils and flowers! Straw sailors and classic felts. Navy, hifth shades. 21-24. . Mi Sweaters Blouses Our Regular 79c Styles 1 1 j i.i i T if i i 1A. Sinifitt Sale For Men and Young Men EG44 Regularly 21.75 at Wards i Wards bought early beat the price rise on fine woolensand we pass the savings right on to you! These rich all-wool fab rics set a high-water mark for strength and smartness. Plenty of sport backs ! A Ward Weak Special Sheer cotton blouses with expensive-looking details t Fan cy, lacy-knit string; sweaters. New high shades! Wear with suits or skirts. Sizes 34 to 40. fS&) WH3 fcjqfrV wfiJ WirA Jt Sola -50c Handbags 3Se Smart patent or novelty grains. Plenty of top han-. dies. White; colors. Sale! Regularly 59c! Printed or plain sheers. Tubfast. 1-6, ; ' . I iiiiinii ii N ' 1 sT Dress SOCKS 25c value 18c MEN I Irish linen rein forced heels and toes. Silk and rayon in unusual pat terns. Buy several pairs. 4) Today 's Menu Liver patties will ba the main dish for today. ; Grapefruit-pineapple salad I ; ' Liver 'patties';. J "Mashed potatoes ' Buttered asparagus Jelly roll-whipped cream r i LIVER PATTIES Put pound of scalded Urer through, the grinder, add 2 cups breadcrumbs. .cup grated on ion, 1 teaspoon salt, 14 teaspoon ' pepper, ' four tablespoons bacon drippings and a pinch of maijor--am if desired. Mix and form into cakes about inch thick. Roll in flour and fry in, bacon fat. Serve with grilled -bacon. Heavy Wardoleum 6 and 9 Og run Fti Wide AUV ft. 'Wards famous Super Service Wardoleum, fin est felt base made! Stain proof, easy to clean 1 9x12 Axmlnsters $36.95 7) flOC Quality i&it XTards seamless Durastans I Beautiful rugs for any room! AH imported wool pile! Serged sides! ; ' wiWrn '' " .:" CbmpeirwwlA Most $90 Suites' Fvsf- $7 down, iq'fjaa I"' " S7 Monthly- (J Vfl) . - Comfortable high backs and ex tended fronts 1 Smart combination of rich velvet upholstering ! Mas sive carvings t Restful arms!. Trouble UGH! 99c SALE. 20-foot cord, hus ky guard- with, reflector. Swivel hook. Save nowl 1 Soldering IRON 7SC SALE PRICE. 100-watt, utility ' iron with 6-foot cord. REAL VALUE I FIRST TIME REDUCED uaassaaaa' V if - m 59.95 . 95 DOWN, 95 monthly - Small carrying charge DtVLax Electric Exclusive new S Way Cleansing Process makes it America's Fast est Washer, yet so gentle that finest fabrics wash safely I Drip Coffeo Maker COc Chins pot and cover . . aluminum topi 6-cup. Big; value st this 00c saving 1 M Electric Toaster Toasts 2 slices. Chroms finish. Attachment to turn toast I Cord set included. Coal-Wood Rcnsie Bedaced f or A p f5 Ward Week iV"W i White porcelain trim! Front door for wood I Cast iron griddle-top I Quick heating1 steel oven I LHJUHU1IMH 1.1 fry 'i iff 1 Cpbinct Sink Sale Price 29.95 Real kitchen conTeni ence! Big 42-Inch cabinet and sink snow white finish! TOILET SEAT White Cell a- ff lold covered. flVU MBSBABaBBBBSjSV '.1 Wards 10055 Pure ILaBiTnLA HOPE Size Per ft. You save , more during Ward Weekl Every fiber para manila lubricated against friction, ' water proofed against weather, hard laid for long; life! It does the job better t " rrnsmi'i al l Mi Keroseno Rengo ' Reduced for y f Ward Week UaOO Worth $40! S clean,wiek' less burners I Fully en closed! Concealed tip-up task! Hoe 10-loaf oven! . Additional Society ' '' on Page 6 0u 27S N. LIBERTY PHONE 3194