The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, June 3, 1938
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Faculty Plans
Vacation Time
Final Examinations Held at
Gervais ; Several of
Teachers Leave
GERVAIS Final examinations
were held at ; the high rchool
Tuesday and Wednesday. The
teachers are leaving during the
week for their homes In other
places and for their locatlcne for
next year. Principal Virgil Scott
moved his household goods to
. Salem Monday where he will re
side for the present. ' He has
been elected principal of tho Tur
ner high school. Mrs. Scott is
recovering slowly from opera-
. tions in a hospital there recently.
Howard Tons, athletic ccach.
will probably remain bere most
of tbe . summer because of In
ability to get living quarters at
Gaston where he will be high
sthcol principal next year. Misses
Lulu Earnbart and Patricia Jew
ell will leave the last of the
week for their homes at Pendle
ton and Oregon City. Miss Marie
Mannix has not yet decided on
plans for the summer. Hei sis
ter, Frances, ir a o teaches at
Waldport is expected to Join -her
and her mother here this week
end. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene V. Myers
are moving to Monmouth where
they will attend summer stfcool.
Mr. Myers has been elected for
his third year as grade principal.
Mrs. Myecs tauga; at Keizr last
year and has riten electc-d for
next year. Miss Dorothy Scbwab,
teacher in tbe lower grades lives
at Mt. . Angel and. drives over
every day. She has been elected
for next year.
Sisters Stay jtorijrer
The- Sisters of St. Mary will
remain there till about the mid
dle of the month before going to
Beaverton for the summer.
The high school picnic will be
held Friday, June 3, at Hazel
Green park.
Mr... and Mrs. L. J. Uh.-ham-mer
have moved their household
goods to Gervais And "will occupy
the McAdoo house at the " east
side of town when' it is available.
- Leland DeJardin will grcduate
at Mt. Angel colleeg Srnday,
June 5, when he will receive a
BA degree.
To Visit in Jefferson
JEFFERSON M I a V Mina
"Wright of Los Angeles and Miss
Anna Wright of Oakland, Calif.,
are expected home about June
12. Both are employed IE the
California cities.
TV A Heads Assail Ousted Chief
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Charges that Dr. Arthur Morgan, ousted chief of the TV A, sought
to sabotage the project because of his "rule-or-ruin" policy with re
gard to the program were made by Dr. liar court Morgan, left, and
David E. Lilienthal, TV A board members, when they appeared before
the congressional committee investigating activities of the TV A.
Ebbert-Davenport
Nuptials Are Said
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SILVERTON A 'surprise wed
ding was solemnized at Steven
son, Wash., Saturday at 11 a m.
when Henry Davenport, son of
Mr. and Mrs. John Davenport of
Silverton; and Eloise I bbert,
daughter; of Mr. and Mrs. E. M.
Ebbert of Monmouth, were unit
ed in marriage by the Rev Ella
Williams of the Methodist cLurch
at Stevenson. Ihe young peo
ple were accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Clark (Edna Good
knecht). Following - the ceremonyMr.
and MrsJ Davenport visited with
Mr.'and Mrs. William Jones (Ali
da Berregard) at Odell, ard with
Louise Berregard at Hood, River.
Sunday they were-guests 'of Mr.
and Mrsj Ross Jauklns. fo-merly
of Silverton, but now ol Tho
Dalles., )
Mr. Davenport is a graduate of
the Silverton high school and
later attended Pacific university.
He is now employed with a Mt.
Angel meat company.
Mrs. Davenport is a graduate
of Monmouth high school and
normal and is now a Junior at
the University of Oregon. J The
couple will set up housekeeping
July 1.
Knight's Sister
Here From East
Jefferson Chorus to Offer
Program of Music
Monday Night
JEFFERSON Mrs. M a 1 1 1 e
Wruck of Winona, Minn., arrived
here Wednesday to be with her
brother, Lv H. Knight who Is crit
ically 111. E. C. Knight, brother
of L. H. Knight, returned to his
home In Berkeley, Calif., Tuesday
after a few days visit at, the
Knight hlme. Miles ' Armstrong
has arrived from Livingston,
Mont., to be with his mother, who
Is assisting with the care of her
father, Mr. Knight.
Miss Virginia Mason, teacher in
the Tillamook high school is
home for the summer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lane are
the parents of a 7-pound daughter
born to them May 31," at the home
of Mrs. Lane's grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Slyter, near Mar
Ion. The baby has been named
Annie Alice Lane.
. Iowa Folks Visit
" Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Butehhof f
of Red Oak, Lowa, are guests at
tthe home of their nephew and
niece, Mr, and Mrs. Paul Fryrear.
The Jefferson chorus, under the
direction of Dr. H. C. Epley will
present a program of music Mon
day night, June 4, at 8:30 o'
clock at I the Christian ' church.
Mrs. Albert Arnold and Mrs. Gil
bert Looney will sing special num
bers. .'-!''...."
James Pate, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Pate, has finished a suc
cessful' year of teaching in the
Wheeler -high school, and has re
turned home. He has been rehired
for the next year.
Ilans Hansen Visits
BRUSrt CREEK -Hans Han
sen, former resident' of this dis
trict spent the first part of the
week visiting his cousin, L. II.'
Meyer, and other friends here.
Mr. Hansen is doing landscape
gardening at Portland.
0utf-Town Folk
Visit at Jefferson
JEFFERSON Out-of-town vis
itors in Jefferson over th. holi
days were Mr. and Mrs. WJllard
Warner of Castle Rock, Wash.,
guests at the home of W Hard's
mother, Mrs. W. W. Warner.
Fred Walter of Toledo, a guest
at the home of Mrs. E. J. Alex
ander: Mr. and Mrs. Sidnev Beck
of Portland, visitors at the Lome
of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Roland and
other relatives; Rev. and Mrs.
W.' F. Willings and nephew. Ar
thur Blum of Banks, guetts at
the home of Mrs. Leta Thomas
and children.
- AI Walden of Portland was
looking after graves of r."tives
in the Jefferson cemetery, and
also calling on old time fr'nds.
He conducted a harness Fhop in
Jefferson for a number of years
James Johnston is improving
rapidly at the Salem geneial hos
pital where he is receiving treat
ment. The condition of L. H.
Knight, who Is confined to his
bed with arthritis, remains about
the same. Mrs. Knight, who has
been ill, is Improved.
Irvine Wright i supervising
the building f ;amp cabins for
a Mr. Shoen, on the Taclf ic
highway north of Jeffert-on at
the intersection of the ol and
new highway.
Virgil Wilson te.urned to Red
Bluff, Calif.? Sunday night after
a two weeks' visit with relatives
in Jefferson, Salem and Portland.
Grand Island Girl
Class Sal ut a tori an
GRAND ISLAND i-HIgh uchool
students from ths district who
received their liplomas l the
Amity high school commencement
exercises Thursday night include
Mary -Evelyn Wily. Mary Pock
hill. Cecil Will, Melvin Penrose
end Arnie Lien.
Mary Evelyn 'Alley, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Worth Wiley
was salutatorlan of the t'tes.
Mrs7 Fred Be'.hune and chil
dren, Billy and Betty, have
moved Into the little hour re
cently built near the hone of
her mother, Mrs. Arka Lawrence.
She expects to make this her per
manent home while tn wcrk of
her husband requires hU con
tinually moving from place to
place.
CONVENING THE NEW YOUTH ELEMENT
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wash your txx in Covay'i rich, fcntlc Uiha
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Stella N. Carr
Home From East
SALEM HEIGHTS Mrs. Stella
Neagle Carr," who motored across
country with friends 10 months
ago to her old home in New York
state, returned by train last week
After visiting relatives and
friends and places of i Interest.
Mrs. Carr declares Oregon Is best.
.' Mrs. F. A. Anderson; returned
to her home at the Holdeman's
after a two months stay with her
daughters. Mrs. Christine Ackley
and Mrs. Price, in Portland. Mrs.
Lyllis Price ; accompanied her
mother and will stay while re
cuperating from a fall.
Herbert Erickson flew from
Oakland, Calif.. Saturday night
to visit with home folks. Dean
and Mrs.'F. M. Erickson and Dr.
Mary Erickson. He returned Tues
day. Herbert is a graduate of
Willamette university and isas
sistant manager of California
Packing ; company, Del Monte
brand, at Oakland. 11?
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RED & WHITE VACUUM PACKED
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Salad Dressing
Sunspun, 29 C
FLAV - R - JELL
9 True Fruit Flavors
6 pkgs. . 25 c
Biscuit
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Red & White, -5Jg
pkg..l
TOMATO JUICE
Red & White, tl Oi?
iS-oz. tin, ea..
SYRUP
Jack 'n' Jill, gol-
den, 5-lb. pail.
FLUFTEX STARCII
Corn or gloss, 1-lb. pkg.
Sfor t5C
Tfnr.1 A or Zipper Mix for cool iCf
rVOOl-illU drinks, ass't. flavors Upkgs. 3 V
Krispy Crackers 24b box 1 29C
y1"-Our Value ..:.:.....- 3 tins 25C
Pineapple
- TfcUrits, 8-oz. tins.. 2 tins
SalmOh Blue & White FinLn 2 tins 25c
LEMONS
Good Size. dox.
YYR A TVrT7C New Crop,
Large Size..'..
doz.
15c
29c
NEW PEAS ., .; 3 ...:19c
New Potatoes iJ.19C
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Red A White
13th & State
WILSON'S I I GLENN'S TED'S
Red & White Red & White Red A White
1306 S. 12th " 200O N. Capitol High & Marion
4473 Ph. 4Qa5 1 4722
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& .I U& UJLS U 49-lb. sack eiiOJ v
2 lbs. 19C ;. - , - -, . ,. ' ,v ' .
NO RESTRICTIONS ON PARKING AT ANY OF THESE STORES
Pen Jell . ..2 pkgs. 25c
Certo, bottle . 21c
Old Dutch Cleanser 2 for 15c
Fr.-Am. Spaghetti . 3 for 25c
Lux, large size.. ..... 23c
Fels Naptha.. ....10 bars 47c
Del Monte Kraut,
No. 2'2 can .........2 for 25c
A. B. Shrimp, dry pack..2 for 29c
White Star Tuna, No. 2 can v17c
Kippered nacks, can 5c
Morton Shaker Salt,
26-oz. pkg...... ...:.:.2 for 15c
Libby Tom. Juice, No. 1 can....6c
Str. Beans. Raycroft,
No. 2 can J........3 for 25c
Standard Tomatoes,
No. 22 can. .....3 for 25c
Stokely's G. B. Corn, .
1 No. 2 can..:..... :.. -t...2 for 25c
Del Monte E. G. Peas,
No. 2 can....,L. ..2 for 27c
49-lb. sack
PEANUT
BUTTER
Fresh churned.
2 ibs. 19c
Carton
0 "m
SALAD OIL
in your container. .
Quart Gallon
25c I 95c
Grapefruit Juice, Ariz-own,
No. 2 can . .3 for 25c
Rosedale Peas, 5-sieve,
No. 2 can He
Wyandotte Ripe Olives, ;
No. 1 can ...... .. 13c
Val Vita Soup ....-- -3 cans 17c
Purex.... Qt 11c; Vi Gal 20c
Comfort Tissue...-. 4 rolls 25c
Zee Tissue -.-.-3 rolls 13c
Crisco, 1-lb. can: :.....;: 20c
Sperry Pancake, 28-oz. pkgr19c
Wheaties.: - 2 pkgs. 25c
Mother' a Oats, china, pkg 27c
Svanatlnvn Palf Flour.. 25C
Bread ,& Butter Pickles, jar....15c
Kitchen Craft
. Flour
Is the beat you can
buy.
49-lb. 8k.
1 5
Harvest Blossom
Is real value at
49-lb. SJS
sack......
Flapjack
Pancake Flour
No. 10
sack..
49 c
Carnation
Wheat Flakes
with Cup and Sau
cer. 11n
2 for
Baking
O Powder
25-oz. tin for
Everything for Your Picnic
Paper Napkins, Picnic Plates, Drinking Cups, Lunch Paper, Beverages,
Luncheon Meats, etc, etc. Come in and look them over.
MEAT ITEMS SATURDAY ONLY
Full Cream .
CHEESE
pound
Veal Roast ft- H c
yeal:Stea!i:aSc
BOLOGNA OR
LIVER SAUSAGE lb.
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Hamburger
- 2 lbs. 20 G
Pure Ground Beef
Pigs Feet
Pickled '
DILLS
With Meat Order
qt.S3
mwmmm
Airway
Mild, mellow,
Lb.
8 lbs. 43c
i no K
NOB HILL EDWARDS
IHlch, Tlgorous,
- 2 lbs. 40c
Economy Jars, pints
Quarts . .-L...-
Kerr Mason Jars, pints.
Quart
Ball Mason Caps, doz..
Economy Caps, doz.
.75c
-95c
.69c
.85c
.23c
20c
Kerr Lids. ree. size.
Wide mouth
.10c
.15c
Grajrle A
Butter
Fresh Daily
2 ibs. 57c
PRODUCE ITEMS SATURDAY ONLY
Best for Salads
E(3 , Quart
LocaL Large, Crisp, Fresh Young, Tender '
Orongec 2 dox. 25c Oninnc o
Sunkist VaL, Sweet and Full of Juice V-f lllVllO & lbs. V
Medium Size Sweet Wax
ILemmimG 6 forEG Rananaq "Kh Hn
Fancy SunkisU Large 360 Size UaUalid5 O IS jj
Pint
TDIE TO CAN STRAWBERRIES NOW
Shinola
and 2-inl Shoe Polish
for
15 G
Ivory Soap
lie
. 9c
Medium
bars & .for
Large
Ovaltine
can. : 2v
c1" 59c
. Julia tee Wright
BREAD
Makes Perfect Toast .
1-lb. loaf lis-lb. loaf
Brown Derby
BEER
Real Pilsner Typ
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Case UsiJ)
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cans