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The CREGON STATESMAN,. Salem, Oregon, Friday llorniaff, Kay 21, 1S37 tAGC ItUIIi IN ,ocs Visits From Island Jack Col lins, member ot the United States army air corps stationed In the Hawaiian Islands, has completed his term ot service and Is visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Collins at their home at 697 North Lib erty streets Jaclt said he liked the Islands and would go back there some day. In the meantime, after a 30-day lurlough, he has reen llsted throngh Sargeant Scarpa at recruiting headquarters In the postofflce building, for service with the air corps at Fort Lewis, Wash. " Hurry! Saturday Is the last day ot the Shipley Closing Out Sale! Wreck Slated The "surprise wreck" of the Portland volture ot the 40 et 8 sodete of the American Legion will be held Sat urday, the Marion county voiture was informed yesterday. The "wreck" will get under way, at 5 o'clock with a short business session at the Portland armory followed by dinner and entertain ment at the Imperial hotel at 7 o'clock. . Files for Water Right A. copy of the water right filing was mail ed to the county clerk yesterday by the state engineer giving Charles C. Hart, Jefferson, the right to two and one-half acres feet per acre for 20 acres to be taken from the North Santlam river for irrigation. Todd Electric Co., 464 Court St.. Tel. 9576. Electric contracting snd aunnlies. " Oregon Movies Slated Motion pictures in color ot -"Oregon in all Her Glory" are to be shown to night at 8 o'clock in SU Paul's parish house. A . nominal admis sion will be charged. The pictures, which were taken by Kathryn Gunnell, will be accompanied with songs by William Utley. - Fall to Stop On the Dolice I "'blotter for falling to observe stop signs are a. James Arnett, 2263 State; Mrs. George Rhoten, 445 Court; Maud D. Lee, 2385 North Front; Mrs. Russell Bonesteele, 396 North 18th; Mrs. David Hill, Z19& Soutn Church. Erects Store J. W. Wrath was issued-r building permit yester day for tbe erection ot a one story building- at 1108 Broadway to cost 37000. Bill Has kins was issued a permit to repair a one- story storage building at a cost Of S3UQ. 1 Billy Mozet tonight only. May 21. Mello Moon. 3 5e-4 0e. Report Accident The only traffic accident reported yester day Involved Harry H. C Bockee, 3 90 niortn I7tb, and Miles Ed wards, 1849 State, at 17th and State. Names Assumed Certificate of assumed business names were filed with the county clerk yes terday by Salem Jewelers, 704 North Commercial street, by Saul Paul. and Labish Center store by Km ma and Glenn Wadley. StiOtiG Theatre - ill AUnnmi are you the tenth? LJJ JU 'JC WUU It Pays To Buy At Salem's Leading Market THERE'S LOTS MORE IN A NICKEL THAN S CENTS I s tyj E? - cgG sAiEinnKriiss 5g ED S (5 U S S ED go (S ES IL A IT II ET I i rt 2 .gQ EJISXT PITAirBS V 'b- go OUES Pn(SIILBG! go DA(5K7 GnJAEIISO go VBSgADILBG Phone 4133 ews oners Boundary Board to ; Meet- Mrs. Mary , L. Fulkerson, county school superintendent, yesterday made arrangements for a meeting of the county boundary board to be held June 4. The board will consider petitions to attach a por tion of the Parrish Gap district to the Jefferson district. An elec tion to consolidate the two dis tricts failed recently upon a tie vote. : : - - i Aadlt Bill Filed Bill for the cost ot auditing the records ot the Salem constable office, was sub mitted to tbe county court yes terday by Earl Snell,. secretary of state. The bill totaled 1 9 7.20 cov ering the services of and assist ant auditor for three and five- eighths days at $13.20 a day; as sistant auditors at 8 a day for two and five-eighth days and the balance for stenographic service. Eastern Star In Charge Offi cers ot Chadwick chapter No. 3 7 ot the Order of Eastern Star will conduct funeral services for Mrs. Josie LaFore, charter member ot the chapter, today at 3:30 p. m. Ih the chapel ot W. T. Rigdon company. Members are invited to attend. j Luts florist. 1276 N. Lib. Ph 9592. Grand Jury Called The Mar lon county grand Jury will recon vene at the courthouse at 10 a.m Tuesday for probably a three-day session. District Attorney Lyle J, Page announced yesterday. He said the Jury had several matters to clear from its current docket. Extradition Honored Govern; or Charles H. Martin yesterday authorized the extradition ot Tu dor Williams who la wanted at Fresno, Calif., charged with grand theft. He Is under arrest In Port land. jr---., License Issued A marriage 11 censo-was issued in Portland Thursday to Wesley S. Roeder of the Salem high school faculty and Won E. Schlldon of Portland. t' i ! - - Y Program Tonight Violin and piano pupils of the Thomas Studio will present a program in the T.M.C.A. lobby beginning at 8 o clock tonight. Bethel School Finishes Year's Work; Mrs. Weddle Will Come Back in Fall BETHEL, May 20. The school year closed Monday with a well attended picnic on the school grounds, basket dinner and ball game. Mrs. Weddle pro vided ice cream for all. Mrs. Carmalite Weddle has finished eight years of teaching in --Bethel school and Is engaged to teach it again next year. CARD OF THAXKS We wish to thank all the friends and relatives for the beautiful i floral offerings and sympathy In our bereavement- Henry Bahnsen. Alfred Bahnsen and Wirth family, -i Starts SBHCac3ar I 265 N.Liberty We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities Appeal Begun In Milk Case Agriculture Department's Ruling Against Peters Taken Into Court Appeal from an order of the department of agriculture re voking the milk and cream test era license of C. IL Yetera was filed in circuit court yesterday, clerks reported that this was the first appeal from a department milk order that has been filed in Marion county. The appeal sets out that Pet ers is In charge of Abe Oregon City Creamery station at 625 North Capitol street and that the order revoking the license was filed April 30 of this year. In the case of W. E. Savage and Bruce Fox against the milk control board by which the valid ity of the control act Is attacked a stipulation was filed In circuit court by the parties permitting the plaintiffs to file an amend ed complaint setting up a new objection to the law In that the law Is an illegal delegation of legislative power and Is thus a violation of the constitution. Circuit Court Minnie T. Graham vs. Chris J. KowlU, executor ot the estate ot Paul V. Johnson; demurrer filed. H. A. Albers vs. Rosie Albers; complaint for divorce on grounds of desertion. Couple was married in Vancouver, Washington Sep tember 1917. Probate Court E. B. Quincy estate; appraisal of 18737 filed by Scott , Page, William McGUchrist, Jr.; and Verne Mclntyre. ' Glen Math Is estate, order auth orlzlnr settlement of death claim against Sam McCune and Sam McCune, Jr.. for 21600. The or der recites that Mathls was killed near Newberg April 11, 1936. when the motorcycle upon wnicn he was riding collided with a car driven by Sam McCune, Jr. Or der was also signed approving the payments to the law firm of Vinton. Marsh and Marsh of 3399.50 for legal services. T. B. Jones estate; order ap proving sale of wheat raised on Wallowa ranch. I Mary Palmer guardianship; an nual report of guardian. United States National bank, showing re ceipts of 313,039. John Cornforth estate; final account filed by Belle West Corn forth showing receipts of 34420. Final hearing set for June 21. Ludwlg Roller estate; order authorizing Joseph B. Felton, ad ministrator, to sell certain per sonal property. William T. Garbe estate; ad mitted to probate and Fred Garbe named executor. Don Goode, A. C. Van Nuys and George Keech appointed appraisers. Edward Diefendorf estate; re port of Lloyd T. Rigdon, admin istrator. . ' . Christ Anderson guardianship; guardianship closed and Anna Anderson relased as guardian.. Emma Lorentsen Carlson guar dianship; petition tiled In Janu ary 16, 1915, and never perfect ed, dismissed. ; , Marriage Licenses Joseph P. Sowa, 26, machinist. Wood bum, and Hazel J.-Hastie, 23, housekeepr, Woodburn. ; W. Albert Thorp, 22, druggist, Alberta, Canada, and Bartha El len Adamson, 22, stenographer, Alberta, Canada. Paul Charles Millie. 22,' labor er, West Salem, and Lois Mlna Lahaye, 23, cleTk, West Salem. Municipal Court - Acting as Justice ot the peace. City Recorder A. Warren Jones yesterday sentenced J. C. Roberts to 30 days in the county Jail for being drunk on a public highway and suspended the sentence on Phone 4134 Coming Events May 10 gS A nuns! con vention of tbe Oregon Washington conference) of the Evangelical cbarch. Sa lens..' May 20 Concert by Mad rigal chorus, Salem Civic Male chorus and soloists an der direction of Prof. E. W. Hotteon. American Lutheran chnrrb. . May 28 Salem Missouri club meeting, 7:30 p-nu, 246K North Commercial street. May SI Marion county Jersey Cattle club spring Jubilee, state fairgrounds. May 81 -Jane 1 Cheroa wn Indian Celebration. June 10-18 Oregon state traps boot at Salem traps. condition that Roberts leave town, - A larceny charge, to which Roberts pleaded not guilty, was dismissed at the request of the district attorney's office on grounds of Insufficient evidence. Knapp in Charge Of Long Estates In 'an order signed in probate court yesterday, Gardner Knapp was named administrator de bon is non of the estate of Merle G Long and Dorothy E. Long. He succeeds W. W. Moore, recently deceased. Final accounts showed the Merle Long estate with receipts and disbursements ot 12793 and the estate ot Dorothy Long with a balance ot $6009 and disburse ments of $6956 made up largely of life Insurance carried by her husband. Order was also signed nanflng Knapp as guardian ot James Wal lace Knapp, minor child ot : Mr. and Mrs. Long, and turning over to him as guardian the distribut ive share ot the estate of Dorothy Long, which has been loaned to Mabel Moore, widow of W. W. Moore, a store building located at 177 North Liberty street, valued in excess of $15,000 given as se curity. Appraisals of the two estates also were filed by Howard Adams. Henry Compton and Gardner Knapp, the Dorothy K. Long estate being appraised at $12,- aoo.ift 'ana tne Mene u. Long estate at $2793.91. The couple lost their lives in an automobile accident on the Pacific highway last winter. Doughnut Sale to Aid Fund for Trip Boy Scouts of troop nine, spon sored by the American Legion, are conducting a doughnut sale in an effort to raise the balance of $150 fund needed to send Eagle Scout Bob Whitby .as the city's delegate to the national scout jamboree to be held at Washing ton, D. C, June 30 to July 9, Phil Ringle, scoutmaster, announced yesterday. Whitby was selected by a. ser rlce club committee from among three candidates who received the most votes at a play recently pre sented to help obtain the money to finance the jamboree trip. The scouts' share of the play profits was $60. Whitby will be accompanied by Bob Pound of Salem and Arne Jensen of Monmouth. The latter two scouts will attend the world jamboree in Holland following the Washington gathering. Obituaries Smith Mrs. Anna E. Smith, at Port land, May 16. Late resident of 1749 North Fifth street. Survived by niece and nephew,. Molly and Pearl Williams, and one grand- niece, Pearl Mary Williams, all of Portland. Funeral services, under direction of the Salvation Army, will be held from W. T. Rigdon chapel. Friday. May 21. at 1:30 p. m. Interment City view cem etery. ' Olson Ben Olson, at a local hospital. May 18. Late resident ot Aurora. Survived by a brother, William Olson of Sweden. Graveside serv ices! by the Clough-Barrick com pany Friday at 10:30 a. m. In L O. O. F. cemetery. LaFore Mrs. Josie LaFore, 71. at a local hospital Cay It, late resi dent of this city. Survived by two nieces. Effle Lindley of Albany, and Mary McDonald Smith of Kellogg, Idaho; four nephews, Russell, Gerald, Gilbert, and Ken neth McDonald, all of Sclo. Ore gon. Funeral services from the chapel of W. T. Rigdon company, Friday. May 21, at 3:30 p. m. Rev. George Swift, rector of St. Paul's Episcopal church vO be assisted by ' members of O.E.S. Chadwick chapter. Private Inter ment In City View cemetery. Peterson . In this city May 20, Earl Peter son, 11 years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson. Funeral an nouncements later by Terwllliger funeral heme, 770 Cheineketa. Tel. 928. Births Gondersosi To Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert A. Gunderson, Toledo, a daughter, Sharon Ann. born May 17 at the Deaconess hospital. Baker To Mr. and Mrs. Albert Caswell Baker, 641 South 18th, a son. Jack LeRoy, born May 5 at the Salem General hospital. Glcson To Mr. and Mrs. Fo rest E. Gleson. 45S North 18th, a daughter. Phillya Sue, born May 19 at the Bungalow mater nity home. Gaenther To Mr. and Mrs. Harvey H. Guenther, 1164 3rd, WeBt Salem, a son, Donald Duane, born May 19 at the Bungalow maternity home. Jason Lee 7ants To Retain Pastor Return Petitioned; Plans for Year Are Made arid ' Officers Elected Jason Lee M. . church, at It fourth Quarterly conference late this week extended an unanimous invitation for return ot the pas tor. Rev. Lynn A. Wood. Year reports at the conference, in charge of Dr. Louis Magin, dis trict superintendent, showed 88 new members received since last June, 33 baptisms, increased Sun day school attendance and a one financial situation. Plans are under way for re- decoration of many of the church J rooms as the year closes. Officers were elected a fol lows: :- ; ; - i . - , Trustees: IP. L. Frailer, A. L. Dark, Gordon Black, W. H. Ney. Melvin Johnson, Freeman Phlpps and C. M. Roberta. . Stewards: Phil AiplnwalL A. EL Cummin gs. Joseph Bartraft, A. B. Carnegie, Warren Bigger staff, J. N. Brinkley, Maurice Dunigan, Dick Darnlelle, A. F. Chrlstensen, Paul Deuber, Mrs. Richard Erickson. Glenn Fnro, Mrs. C A. Gies, J. A. Gardner, H. L. Gillette, S. L. Johnson, Dwight .Lear, W. L. Lewis. Mrs. C. L. Reason. R. M. Mann. H. R. McWhorter, Paul Miller, J. K. NeaL W. H. Ney, C. M. Roberts, Mrs. George Smyth, David Saucy, George Bonner, Mrs. A. F. Wal ler, Mrs. Gordon Black. Recording steward, Mrs. Gor don Black; - treasurer, Frank Barnes; communion stewards, Mrs. w. W. Chadwick and Mrs. E. A. Boyle; district steward, Herman Clark; reserve district steward. Mrs. C. A. Gies who is also lay delegate to the annual conference; : and world service treasurer, D. C. Lear. Committees Named Committee assignments: Mem bership and lay evangelism, Mrs. Gordon Black, Mrs. C. M. Rob erts, Mrs. P. L. Frazier, Mrs. F. P. Phlpps. Music, C. M. Roberts. Darid Saucy. Vlda Miller. Mrs. J. N. Brinkley, Mrs. C F. Hage- man, Herman Rhefuss, Mrs. G. DeHarport and Frances Graham. Religious education. Freeman Phlpps. Mrs. Robert Forkner, Mrs. H. B. Carpenter, Mrs. Paul Deuber and Mrs. George Nader man. Finance, Herman Clark, C. M. Roberts, J. N. Brinkley, R. A. Forkner, Mrs.. A. F. Waller, Dwigbt Lear, George Smyth and W. H. Ney. Benevolence, Mrs. Lena Scharff, Floyd ' Baumgart- ter, presidents W.H.M.S. and w. F.M.S., Social service and hospit als, Mrs. E. C. Vay Slyke. Mrs. Herman Clark, Paul. Deaber, George Smyth, Mrs. Gordon Black, Mrs. B. Russell, Mrs. P. Miller, Mrs. R. Erickson, Mrs. E. Wil liams and Mrs, R. MacFarlane. Temperance. Mrs. - D. O. Lear and Mrs. M. Erp. Auditing, A. F. to MZWAttti' IrWWlZi heV. ma.1 We tONHA EAT ToOA7fj tmm l ll I I W Both Johnny and his all ier food ahonninir line groceries ana Tegeianies tnai are ox tne mgnesi quaiiry opiainanie, 1 Phone 6606. rem Jel Ca mpkll's Soups Go M 1 i ireacinies VIENNA SAUSAGE can ... we PINEAPPLE TIDBITS, 2 cans :.L..&3C SOFTA SILK CAKE FLOUR OCn Large pkg. WAG DOG FOOD, can 5c SALEM'S FAVORITE COFFEE Fresh roasted, lb. Amw 8 bars Chrlstenson, 8. L. Johnson, Wil liam Calase. : Church records, Mrs. A. L. Dark, - Ellen Cunin, Mrs. Paul Deuber, Lois Keef er. Foreign lan guage work, Mrs. Herman Clark, Mrs. Mel rln Johnson and Mrs. W. Bates. Parsonage, the Ladles' Aid. Pastoral relations. Freeman Phlpps, Mrs. C. M. Roberts, Her man Clark, H. B. Carpenter, pres ident young people' council, and Mrs. A. F. Waller. Nominating, Dwlght Lear, A. L. Dark, Mrs. W. L. Lewis, A. E. Cummin gs, J. N. Brinkley, Gordon Black. Mrs. Marie Putnam and Blanche Baumgartner. House and grounds. George Smyth, P. L. Frailer, F. ti. Barnes, jonn Barker, A. F. Jans and president Ladies Aid. H. - B. Carpenter Is Sunday school superintendent; Mrs. El mer McKee. president Ladies' Aid; Don Douria. president sen ior Ep worth League. Evangelical Meet Is Well Attended Gain in Membership Past Year Reported; Two Officers Named The Oregon-Washington con ference ot the Evangelical church swung into full action here yes terday, and among business mat ters considered daring the day were plans for a preaching mis sion of all bishops to be held next fall, at Spokane October 23 and 24 and at Portland October 24 and 25. Bishop E. W. Praetorlus ot Cincinnati, Ohio, is presiding at the business sessions and deliv ered the inspiring sermon at last night's well attended session. The conference made a. net gain of 214 members during the past year. Dr. E. W. Pettlcord, district superintendent and for mer pastor of the Salem church, reported. Lyle H. Willard of Portland Witchlta church was named con ference secretary for the new year and a member of the board of examiners, and T. M. Krauss, Yakima, was elected to the board of examiners. , Cobanlt Speaker A highlight of the afternoon was the address of Rer. O. L. Cobault . of Portland Alberta church, United Brethren In Christ, fraternal delegate to the conference. The Evangelical men's brother hood at a banquet at f:30 o' clock last night heard an address by Rer. W, E. Petfley of Harris- burg, Penn., editor of church publications. About ISO attend ed. Serenty-Mven ministers and lay delegates with voting priv ilege are in attendance at the conference sessions, which will carry through Sunday night. Bus iness matters and reports will oc cupy most of today. Dad look forward to dinner yon see, Mother does at Schreder'a. Here won find at choice selection of . 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