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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem," Oregon, Friday Morning, August 13, 1937 PAUE SET Kit Dallas Christian Pastor Will Come Her. Harris, Hood River, Answers Call to Start - ."-" , in September f: ' - DALLAS The First Christian church of; Dallas has secured" as their new pastor, Rev. ,Ortia D. Harris of Hood River. He will tart his new pastorate; the -latter part or-September. " ' ; Rev. Harris has held charges at Milton. Orei, Kalispell, Mont; Everett. Wash, and Portland, bo fore, reins to Hood River, where he has been for three and one half years. Rer. and Mrs. Harris hare three daughters. Two of them are attending; college and - the third one will attend the Dallas school. Rev. 'Alfred B-iCromwelL- who has served the local church for a year, will leave Dallas to accept a' teaching position1 on the faculty ot the-Northwestern Christian col lege la Eugene. His subjects .will be religions education,. Christian Philosophy and ; bomoleties. - 'Rer. and -Mrs.: CrOmwelL .will leave Dallas toistart his new -po sition September : 27. .' . A swimming-party - was held In the 'Dallas -city4 park : Wednesday afternoon - by the javenlle . of Mistletoe'-circle. Various .games were' played by the children. Miss Leo ra Mae Barry and;Mrs; E. M. ail (iiwemmJ Loban were : hostesses. Mrs. Lo- ban la their aenlor guardian. Those , attending- - were Helen Plaster, Helen Price, Lois Pltaer, Maxlne Sias, i Sylvia - Ann Thomas and Ruth Pltzer. . Funeral Held, for:: ; Victim ;bf;Traffic ALBANY -'Funeral serrlces for Mrs. Amy Watson; who died Mon day evening "a" the result of an antomoblle accident, were held Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock from the Fisher Funeral - Home. Rer. Alan Banks was In charge of the serrlces. Burial was in the Masonic cemetery: - : ' Mrs. .Watson .was fatally In Jured about 6 o'clock Monday eve ning as she crossed the bignway a mile south ' of 'Albany. She stepped in front of an auto- driven by Roy N. Calloway of Junction City and died a few minutes later at a: hospital. William Sennits had called to Mrs. Watson asking her If she cared to ride Into town, and according to witnesses, she had accepted the invitation and started to the waiting ear. ' Mrs. Bnrkhart was born in 1877 near Philomath, and at dif ferent times during her. life had lived In Portland and Electron, Wash., besides Albany. ' She had Navy's New Flying Dreadnaught Nearly Ready . '-? if. n 1v .4 This huge Sikorsky plane Is Bearing completion at Bridgeport, Conn, on order of the XT. S. Navy. Powered with twin 1050 horsepower engines, the immense ship is said to be the largest patrol bomber In the world. Machine guns at the bow, stem and midships are new armament features. been a resident of Albany for many years. She was married to Frank Watson, one of the found- - -a II 11 1 f Kingwood THREE SUPER . 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Guaranteed Tender Fresh Lamb and ' Calf Large G i MARION STREET MARKET 80 IU. DAISY DAIRY FEED ...... .$2.00 801b. BIG 6 DAIRY FEED . . .... .1.59 100 lbs. MILL RUN S1.40 r. - . -. v, .- . .. :, ...... . .... i 00 lba. 80 lbs. BRAN...;S1.10 SHORTS .1.60 - , tOO lbs. SCRATCH FEED .2.25 : . 100 lbs. OAC EGG MASH 2.35 . . SO lbs. CACKLE EGG MASH 1.95 100 lbs. OYSTER SHELL ......... . .1.10 100 lbs. GROUND BARLEY . . ; . . . . . 2.15 . WB RESERVE RIGHT TO UMIT . - erg of the Watson Brother foun dry. Mrs. Watson -was a member of the Pentecostal Assembly ol God. The last sarrlTlns member of her immediate family, Mrs. Wat Ion is surrired by seteral nieces and nephews, and a number of cousins. that new AFL . lumber local would be formed for lumber workers who' wish to retain af filiation with that organization. Grand Island Has California Guests GRAND ISLAND Mrs. LInnie Wilson and daughters, Patricia, Dorothy and June of Palo Alto, Calif., were guests early this week in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence Badger. They - were accom panied from Portland by Mrs. Peggy Watson. The ladies were all girlhood ehums. - A community weiner roast was held on the schoolgrounds Sun day night. A bonfire and games were enjoyed by about 45 chil dren and adults. Harry: Tompkins, son of Mr, and Mrs J. H. Tompkins, severely cut his left arm recently In an electric saw. Mr. and Mrs. Forbes Tompkins and son, Ben, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Tompkins and their nephew, Er nie Jenson, are enjoying a vaca tion at the coast. Dignity in Board Sessions Desired PORTLAND, Aug. It .-P)-Roy r. .Shields, chairman of the Port: land school boaxd, in a letter to members, sought peace and dig alty. In board meetings in lome of which, he said, the tonev of discussion was "below , that ex pected of a town council In a hick town." . - "We ought, to realise that we cannot hope to receive the respect and confidence ot the public when we do not show it to each other," he wrote. "Anyone fit to fill, a place on a board of education in a city like this o n g h t to be able to oppose the views of another with out .publicly impugning his "mo tives ori questioning, his integ rity." -.-? -r-'-j'-'-i-.; ': - "'J H ' urged that henceforth Jhe board follow, rules of "good man ners, and parliamentary usage." . - -Former Pastor 111 - SUVER O. J. Bagley called to see Re,. J. li: Burns at LoulavlUe last week after he suffered a Ufbt. stroke; Rev. Burns preached t Saver' for' severs,!, years. . v ' Crown Poultry, Dairy ;&:Fox Feeds K. K. Turkey "Grow3r, K. K. PuUet Grower, K. KJ Broiler and ; r ; Fryer Grower ' Crown Calf Meal (dry cooked), 25 lbs $1.10 Eastern Shell Granite Grit ; . Crown Special Dairy Meal, 80 lbs. 95c 95c $1.50 Dairy Fly FoU Sheep Dip in Bulk V. J. LEE & CON 849 Ferry ; Phone 4t8 No Extra Charge on Approved 30-Day Accounts WE DELIVER WE DELIVER - Richard Patterson Buried Wednesday KLDKIEDGE Funeral ser vices were held Wednesday for Richard Patterson, 80, who passed away August 9 at the residence here following a long illness. - Services . were held at Rigdon Mortuary with Rev. P. "W. Erick- son officiating. Interment was in Claggett cemetery. For the past 10 years he with his family have resided In - this community. Besides a host of , friends throughout the valley he Is sur vived by his wife Lola Patterson, two sons, Raymond and Pearl of Gervais, two daughters, Mrs. Ro bert Cole; and Mrs. Ward Russell ot Salem, four grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. Over two Million Gold Output Here f WASHINGTON: Aug. ll.P)- Oregon mines produced gold, sil ver, copper, lead and line to a to tal value of $2,258,411 Jn 1936, an Increase of 12 per cent over the previous year, the'- bureau of mines: reported today. - Production of gold In 193C was 0.7S3 fine ounces, silver 8,01 line bunces, copper (74,000 pounds, lead 1(8,000 pounds and sine 122,000, pounds. ' ' Ban on Pinball Is . Proclaimed.Lake LAKEVIKW, Aug. ll.-n-Dis trict Attorney Charles Combs served notice today; that pinball machines In Lake county must be withdrawn -by S p. m. Thursday or operators will be prosecuted. Owners did not . indicate whether they planned to seek an Injunction - permitting the. ma chines to continue' operation. Klamath Council ' Ousts GIO Union KLAMATH FALLS, Aug. 11. CVThe Klamath Falls Central Labor council voted tonight to oust the Lumber and.' Sawmill Workers' union from membership because of its CIO affiliation. - A. L. 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Colgate's :......lc Dr. West's Paste " vi : (new) A9 J I Low Prices on Sanitary Goods KOTEX, Reg. 36s pkg. 57c MODESS, Reg. 36s pkg. ..53c VELDOWN, Reg. 30s pkg. ...9c FRENS, Reg. 12s J2 for 29c TAJUAX, 10s, pkg. 33c KOTEX BELTS 23c KFRBS . ....23c C7 8 HICK ELECTRIC ' SHAVER .' 1 15.00 v St. Regis Pocket " Watch fl.OO. - GoaraBteed , - --: t. year. Flit Fly Spray, . - qt. 79c , CIGARETTES Camels, Tackles, Chesterfields Old Golds, Ra - lelgbfl, carton, ' $1.19 Carabana Cigars, hnmldor fresh, .. 5 for 23c 25 for f 1.10 50 for S2.19 i: , Castile Soap, Ige.L29e Pyrex Bottles 19c Antl3olia Nipples .Jie Hygla Nlpples....2 for 25c 40c Castoria .I"27c Clycerln 1 " . Suppositories .23r 50c Pablam J... J. ,83c S5c Dextri-Maltose 57c ft Horllcks .'. fl Lactogen 3c lifebuoy Lax Soap Camay, .S for 10c ..S for 19c .Jt for 17 Palmollrer3 for 17c Cashmere -f.?- '-' . 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