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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1937)
OrXGON GTATTSI1AN, Cdsra, Orczcn, Frfy lienor, Kay M, K:7 Aumsville Has Record Class PAGSTZIl ; D H Sermon to Seniors Slated Sunday; Commencement Is Next Friday AUMSVILLE, May 20. Bac calaureate serrlces Sunday night it 8 o'clock will usher in com mencement week for the record class of $0 seniors of Anmsrille nigh school. Class night is slated Tuesday, graduation Friday, May 28, at 8 p. m. The eighth grade gradua tion will be Thursday night at 8 o'clock. E. A. Yunker, assistant professor of physics at O.S.C., will glte the commencement ad dress on "The Scientific Attitude on Life." Rer. Don Huckabee, Staytsn, will preach the baccalaureate ser mon on "Life's Success" and Rer. Harry B. Aarhus, local M. E. pastor, will delirer the eighth grade address. Miss Clara Dodson will direct the class night pro gram and -Mrs. D. A. Lowe will accompany musical numbers. SeniorsGrace Bates. Robert Beat, Glen Browning, Ima Dar- ley, Herbert Gescher, Blanche Jones. M a r y Alice Keesecker, Sylvester Kremer, Harold Krom wall, Raymond Kromwall. Mark Lewis, William McGee, Charlotte Martin. Georgle Moore, Dorothy Potter, Barbara Roberts, Maxine Schafer, William Shellenberger, Marvin Shearer. Vance Shearer, -Cyril Spencer, Roberta Sphoon, Raymond Steffes. Lorraine Strawn. Lawrence Tegan. Alice Titus, Basil Tucker, David Van Cleve, Merrill Van C 1 e v e and Beatrice Williams. Eighth grade Jason Ashford. Percy Jones. Blanche Killlnjrer, Francis McMahman. Dorothi.NIc olson, Winnlfred Perkins. Emily Reynold. Pebble Steele. Maurice Suttos.'Cttrared Veach, Lila War then, Gy-trnde Wels and Keith Rebo. n Fete Freshmen at Prof. Jones Home GATES, May 20. Prof, and Mrs. F, W. Jones entertained members of the freshman class for an evening of games at their home In Gates on Tuesday. Re freshments were served to Dellora Dike, Francis Young, Iris Long fellow, Gale Stewert. Herbert Ratzberg, Leroy Knutson, Norman. Carey, Bob Kelle. . Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Davis enter tained a group of young people Sunday, honoring their daughter, Virginia, on her 17th birthday. Covers were placed for Myrtice and Phyllis Jones, Howard Far men. Kenneth Dike, Elden Mobley, Virginia Davis, Edmund Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Davis. - Mrs. Howard Crippen of Ho quiam is a guest at the home of her mother, Mrs. Golda Farmen. Mrs. Elbert Larson and two chil dren. Birdie and Jerry, are guests of her mother, Mrs. Ruby Win ters, for two weeks. They have been living at Elma, Wash., the past few months. Holeman to Conduct - Turkey Business at Eugene This Season NORTH HOWELL, May 20 T. B. Holeman. who has been rais ing . turkeys In this district for the past two years, has gone to Eugene, where he will con tinue the same business on his own property. Mrs. K. D. Coomler and P. j7 Rass Saturday . night celebrated their birthdays with a family din ner party at the K. D. Coomler home. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Ross and little daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Coomler, Lois and John Coomler. Evanell Esson, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. L. A. Esson, wjll com plete her senior year at O.S.C. this term. Miss Kason broke an ankle bone early in the term and has suffered much Inconvenience since. j Child Breaks Arm PIONEER, May 20. -The three-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Pelke. broke his arm at the elbow while playing Friday. . Mrs. Walter Laudahl is serious ly ill and was taken to a Salem hospital Tuesday. ' $1 (bt?mM 1N"' ' mr'1- mf "9' . WW A. M.PiliNi WW -. j - -i m - m m .. m 1 m b h - mm m : N. T I. . Last Day Tomorrow! And What a Day for Bargains ! Now conies thef inal clean-up. Odds and ends! Short lots! Broken lots! All must be disposed of tomorrow. Of course the quan tities are limited . . . but what's left is priced with only one idea in mind -IT MUST BE SOLD! Tomorrow is the Last Day . . You can't afford to miss this final opportunity to save! I Gift Assortment Ash trays, vases, novel ty dishes and glassware. Values i AO mm to 1.49 t.iiUV Crepe Slips Lace trimmed in lovely Tea-Rose shade. Of Reduced from 98c jUv ( ; - House Slippers Wards regular 1.89 valuer-Broken 4 fit . sizes and styles.. UOC One Group Used Radios Several ; good i trade-in radios in I fill working condition Special priced UU for quick sale ! fl - Wards "Special" Ironer : This ; Ironer was originally 0 1 2x priced at 42.95 A good buy! VIOO Easily operated. fik Repossessed Auto Radio Wards fAirlinew 6 Tube, 1937 model radio. This radio worth 29.95 easy to install I Shop Ward's Removal Bargain . Table i MAIN FLOOR Oustanding Values Real Reductions Tuck Stitch Undies ' ' i ' " ! .. - - Regular 19c ; panties and briefs, ; broken sizes Stock up now at this special price. I Full Bed Size Blanket 72x84 Ombre cotton blan- kets, pastel colors, double stitched for longer wear! Reg. 3.98. ) Women's House Slippers A real spotlight removal value, good year-round styles, several dif ferent shades Values to 98c. 9c 2 .88 44c Fancy Pillows Fancy pillows for your davenport in durable materials. tl Hfi Reg. 1.98 1UU Handkerchiefs Bright colored linens, plain colors and whites! Values Am to $10 . ' . .CjC Child's Sweaters Kiddies' wool sweaters reduced from 98c, jn dark shades! 3 Uv Women's Sport Coats Season's smartest patterns 88 and styles! Reduced from 5.00 J) - j Reduced Summer Dresses One group of regular 8.98 dresses! Prints, plains and dark tones. .enVPlay Suit, 1.00 and 1.93 desert cloth play suits Ideal for summer. 2-98 79c Men's Boots Leather boots reduced for this sale from 2.98. Child's Shoes All styles that you us ually , pay 1.19 for! Whites, Blacks, ff and Browns , y OZ Tenis Shoes Men's and boys 69c val ue! Good non-skid soles sturdy COfi uppers ,,,.3G At these special REMOVAL Sale prices buy plenty of LINGERIE Ward?s Low Prices Save You Money Gowns - Pajamas Raron that is so easy to launder and looks so attrac tive! Gowns are cut full and long and daintily trimmed. Pajamas In two piece styles! French Crepe Slips No - wrinkles under your best frocks. They fit so smoothly I Reduced from 1.98. 54s ! Kill) 78 c Sale of Brasieres m 1 une group oi waras regu- ; m liar 25c lace and tailored! 13c Silk Hose j Women's Regular 25c value! Dull finish, pure silk. Removal Special ANKLETS 25c 2 pair Regular 15c each Mercerized anklets In women's and 6hil- dfens sizes. Lastex tops, ribbed or shirred tright colors. j M"'iMWMsmiww. r hlii rx I o.x lull . Mlem'sSnniiits Special Priced joY Removal Handsome all-wool fabrics in neat, simplified styles Most all sizes Come early! Don't be dis appointed, as there are only a Ifew! Polo Shirts Men 48c An assorted group, val ues to l.8. Cool and swagger! Hurrr, they're going fasti - . - - I 7a a i mw i y A Men's Mnta Sale! 2.59 Values to 3.98. Smooth textured, long wearing, fur felt hats. , Priced for Quick Removal ... guy J n BARGAIN PRINTS Excellent 12Vc quality in several patterns!, The quantity i a limited HURRY! Remnants 7 P"cc 0L-J::: ff .'Men's FAST COLORS .18 Smart Wilt-proof collars that need no starch. Both plain and patterns. V Y w m Removal Sale Special! Trousers H).48 Men'. This regular 2.98 group will convince yoa more strongly that Wards is the place to spend your ciotning money! - - ' ' I I ; ' - - - ' ' I--- I Phone 3194 I t : ' jl I -" f 275 N. Liberty St.
