PAGE TWENTY
Joan Patterson
Addresses Glub
Two Dallas Women , Given
Appointments to
State Body
, DALLAS The regular month
ly meeting of the Dallas Wom
an's club was held Tuesday after
noon In library hall with the
president, Mrs. i Haryey- Carpen
ter, presiding. Plans were made
tor a benefit dance this month.
.' ' Two member . of the " Dallas
club hare been appointed , by
Mrs. Peterson - of the " Oregon
Federation of Women's clubs, to
state onices: Airs, uscar nayter
as ad alt education chairman and
Mrs. Charles Bilyeu, correspond
ing secretary. . J;- - -" i-.i. '
Mrs. Bruce Spauldlng was in
charge of the program ' for the
afternoon." The male quartet of
the Evangelical church. J. "M.
Leltch, E. M. Abel, Harry Brown
and Ezra Abel, with Miss Lydia
Hiebert accompanist, sang carola
1 " Mn. Patterson Speaker " K'
' The guest speaker was Miss
Joan Patterson of the, "extension
service of Oregon .State ' college
whoi gave an excellent talk" on
home, decoration. She told of the
various color, harmonies that one
must keep in mind In furnishing
a home and showed the proper
arrangement : of furniture in the
room. During the tea hour Mrs.
Ivan E. Warner sang two num
bers' accompanied by Miss Betty
Smith' of Monmouth.
Mrs." Harold D. Peterson and
Mrs. JHarvey - Carpenter presided
at the urns. Hostesses were Mrs.
Charles Bilyeu, Mrs. Erie Fulg
ham, Mrs. Wayne Page, Mm.
Walter Ballantyne, Mrs. A. R.
Kartman, Mrs. Mark Blodgette
and Mrs. R. C. McKnight.
: A special feature was the gift
shower, with each member of the
club bringing a gift for the
community Christmas tree.- These
toys " and gifts will be turned
.over to the Knights of Pythias
Christinas cheer committee. ;
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Attics Yield old
Garbs for School
Vehicle Tonight
' SILVERTON G r e a t efforts
have been made to obtain authen
tic costuming for the high school
student body play, . "Anne of
Green Gables;" to be given Friday
night at the Eugene Field audi
torium. -
- June Baker, who will carry
the title role, is reported as being
very attractive In a he-ruffled
white dress, the property of Miss
Clarissa Bragger. Suits and dress
es from various attics have been
brought out and pressed up for
the occasion.
' Others taking part are Pauline
Lightfoot, Julia Hutton, Emily
Hari, Bernice-Gay, Ardyce Wlk,
Francis Spark, Mary Lou Weis
ner, Bill King, Bob Simmons.
Harold Adam Jr., and Vernon
"Christmas Bells" Is
" Chosen as Yule Theme
For liberty Program
LIBERTY For the - school's
Christmas . entertainment this
year, . the teachers have chosen
a - pageant "Christmas Bells,
words and lyrics written by
Marian Morris, incidental music
by Anne Owens.
"The cast will lnelud e the
school children from the young
est and , tiniest to : the oldest
The school Christmas program is
one of ' the highlights : of the
school year here and looked for
ward to with pleasant anticipa
tion by pupils and residents.
Students to Give
3 Plays Tonight
MONMOUTH Three one-act
plays will be presented Friday
night at Monmouth high school:
"A Christmas Carol," directed by
Miss Edith Clark, has this cast
Billy Hixson, Truman Kobbins,
Obert . Weathers, Merle Crowe
and .Twila Severns. ?
"Johnny; . Goes Haywire," di
rected by Margery " Nlsh, . has a
cast of Dale Muhleman, Beverly
M or land, Connie. Riddell, Mor
ton Howard, Dolores Bracken
and Clifford Stump.
'Hold i Every thine " directed
by iM. ; R. , Thompson, has this
cast: Ko b e r t Marker, . ill a
Schweixer, Charles Sears, Betty
Lou Elliott, Kenneth Brisbane,
Fhillsta Hamar, Lester Cobb and
Patience Thompson.
The plays were presented tq
a good house Thursday night.
Health Project
Is Explained at
Joint Gathering
DAYTON At the Woman's
Civic club meeting Tuesday after
noon, Mrs. Hinegardner, newly
appointed county nurse, ex
plained the county health unit.
Other clubs present were the
Grand Island Mothers' circle.
Aloha club, Arrawannah club,
Dayton Prairie Social club, Pe
ninsula Social club, Webfoot
Social club.
Mrs. Earl Hutchens of New
berg ' gave a violin solo and
Richard Boyd, vocal soloa. Mrs.
Sam Bates, Mrs. Claire Heider
and Mrs. E ima Fuchs served.
Women Sponsor
1 Successful Drive
HUBBARD The Woman's club
of Hubbard met Wednesday with
Mrs. Lester Will at the hostess
home bunt at the- time -of the
Aurora colony. Dr. John Ramage
of Salem was guest speaker, on
"Health."
The club raised $100.50 for
'JThe OREGON STATESMAN Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, December 9, 1938
assisting with, the Christmas seal
kales.
Appointed, to arrange Christmas
treats for the Hubbard children to
be distributed at the public school
Christmas 'entertainment ' w ere
Mrs. John Friend, MrsTA. G.'So
derholm and Mrs. Frank Grlmpa.
The hostesses for the meeting
were Mrs. Ida Kimmes and Mrs.
Anna" Stauffer. The next meeting
will be a Christmas party on. Wed
nesday afternoon, December 21 at
Amnsville Plans
God
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tv 1
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the Red Cross fund, and is also the horn of Mrs. John Friend.
AUMSVILLE -f A Christmas
tree and program tor the com
munity, to be given in the school
gymnasium, is being planned by
the Parent-Teacher association,
with the grade school teachers
in charge. Other trees and pro
grams are being arranged by
the different churches.
Betty "Warren, a pupil In the
third . grade, suffered a severe
cut m her . arm .Tuesday morn
ing while playing In the school
basement. She inadvertently ran
too " close ' to " t h window" and
thrust ' her arm through a pane
of -glass. - , -'. 4 - - -,
A group of Aumsville people
met Wednesday night and went
in a body to Turner where they
attended special meetings; being
held ' . there -at the Christian
church. " ' . . i
Study of Stars
f Occupies Pupils
LIBERTY Latest addition to
the list of clubs at Liberty school
is the - astronomy -club formed
by Jean. ; U Graham, principal.
He has several telescopes which
are used In the study of the
stars and constellations?
; Club members and officers are:
President, Merle Rains; vice
president.. Bob Stacey; secretary.
Aim Ira Anderson ; Verna Bam
ann, Faye Plenge. Betty Bradley,
Iva Greenwood, Donald Johnson,
Norvll cruien, e 1 1 cooper,
Everett Bagwell, Byron Hurd and
Robert Norton.-
Raise $37 for Red Cross
SCOTTS MILLS This com
munlty raised $37.70 in the Red
Cross drive, which is more than
last year, reports Chairman Mrs.
ZeUa Smith. Others assisting In
the work were Mrs. J. E. Sauer
essig, Mrs. A. "W. Woodward and
Miss Connie Moberg.
George Westfall Heads
Unionvale Brotherhood
UNIONVALE The Unionvale
Evangelical Brotherhood, meet
ing at the Ladies' Aid room at
the church Tuesday night, elect
ed these officers: George West
fall! president; Mr. Larson, vice
president; Roy Welsh, treasurer;
Ivan Gubser, secretary.
Thirteen members attended the
all-day quilting of the Evangeli
cal Ladies'" Aid held Tuesday at
the church. Mrs. Owen Turner
became a member.
R3I33)(S)reDn9o
Salem $ Leading Market
We are now offering you
our complete line of smoked
and cured meats at prices
yon cannot afford to miss.
KTantac
Sngar Cored and
8moked with Oak Wood
(SotttJage
s
HQs
No Bone or Wate
Bacon Baltic Lb 15c to 20c
SUGAR CURED"
Gquarcs
Lb. 12c
Pure Lard
Lb! 10c
We have a complete packing house right here. We kill ;
: and process this cured meat right, here for you, you
, pay only one profit when trading here. It is from the
r farm to na to yon. J . i ;
Poi?Cs tt;Eloac$ Lb 32
t - No Shanks - ;" ' " '
; Lb;oe e ioc
Fresh or Cored
PiC Hocli
Our choice cuts of Prime Rib Roll are tender and
good. The Price? Just 17c a pound and you will
find them juicy and rich in food value. ' :
Loin
Pork Choi
Blatter. Chops,
2 lbs. for...-.::..
Mutton ;
Stew ..........
Sirloin -. .
Steak.-..
20c
25c
5c.
15c
Veal,,;
Stew..........
Pure '. ,
Lard...........
Fresh Side or
Salt Pork.;.!-.:
ICc
10c
15c
Ce
Beer rot Koast O
or Rib BoiUl..r.
x- Fresh,P6rk : ; rj
Backbones..
Coxae in, folks, and pay bur market a yisit. We win be ;
glzi ta see you and yoa will be pleased, wc know, v
OPEN UNTIL 7 P. M. SATURDAY
. . . Santa Comes to Sears
,S With His loy Shop
Grand Piano
98c
12 keys I Chime
t n i Decorated
varnished cabinet. :
Special t
Pedal Bike
$1.98
,rvf 23-inch bike for lit
'Uf tla AMfl ua to 911
year eld. Rubber
tlrwl..
Skates
$1.00
Ball bearing roller
skates with wide,
comfortable clamps.
Adjustable. ,
Parcheesi
95c
4 dice cups, S dice,
16 varl-c e I o r e d
playing pieces. For
Christmas I
Animals
49c
Stuffed scottles,
plush bears, plush
dogs ... all with
shrill voices.
Table Set
2.98
t
Child's table with
two matching
chairs. Unfinished
for painting.
CYLINDER TYPE CLEANER
WITH ALL ATTACHMENTS
QU QjS $3 Down
$4 Month (Plus Carrying Charge)
O Lightweight! Efficient! Easy to Handle!
O Not $80 . . Not $70 . . But Sears Low Price
O Cleans All Those "Hard-to-Reach" Places
Quick . . . thorough ... sensational! That's Sears' new "Com
mander" cylinder vacuum t Now you can own one at dollars less
than regular prices. Com In and see It demonstrated.
. N-.VAVV VOv MJAW V X," it. . ''i
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.... II . :.;..y,v.'rT,SBtaiasjaJBt--
69.95
Value!
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OA Practical Christmas Gif tl
Ai 0 -OEii iff s'naolni or ,
- V.' ...... . 1 ' rV.--v " . . i r . ,
0 60-Poand Tu b 'rr tt:r:c Br,
O Safety Wringer Tt
tparktlna. all whltt, prot
lain anamelad tub, washes CO ,
pounds of dry ; clothes , per ' '.z. ' ' . '
hour.; Safety wringer. $5 Down Ea'SJ,
Kennore Vasber Prices Cgla of 34.95
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Give 'Him This Complete Kit for His Workshop!
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O Saws . . . Hammer . . . Planes
O Screwdriver . . . Steel Ruler
O Pliers . . . Square . . . Tool Box
4L(B3)
Complete equipment for HIS workshop ... at this
low price! 26-inch taw, coping and hack saws, 16
ounce hammer, plane, pliers screwdriver, Cii.sels,
square and ruler.
Stag Handled
Three -Piece
Carving Set
Four-Bladed
."Chanenge''
i
S ta-Sharp" S a ndwich
Scouf ICnif e T o a s f e r
Vy S-4nch stain
less k I a d e,
jk nickeled fork
w,t, r d
and sharpener.
$149
All blades and
tools ; rust-re-elctlng
chroma
Slated. ttt
antHe.
$1.00
Toasts two .
and wiches,
f r I and
frllla. Nickel
plated . .
Metal Topped
Food Grater
45c
For Christmas!
Heat Proof
Coffee Maker
3.29
in
Hotary fssd
grater with
enameled met
al top and
glass Jar.
BIO, S-cu cof
fee maker of
heat .proof
9aoot! With
chrooia (rill.
Big 9-Cup
a t master"
co la tor
$3.69
For the House!
Dig 10 -Ounce
Water Glasses
m
Large 10-oz. size water turn '
biers or erystal dear classes.
ea.
Approved- 7-Inch
"Headmaster"
Waffle Iron
AI m I n ii m
P re o I ator
with new kn-'
life element, '
weed handles.
Host Indica
tor, f. n c h
cast f r d s,
chrome finish.
Cord., ptuf.. -
I
The 'Powermaster
Food Mixer
and juicer
Mixes, whips, beats and
stirs, Three-speed motor .
and two green glass bowls.' -Also
drink mixer. '
The "Heatmaster'
4 in 1 Grill
and Toaster
Toasts, fries,- rills nl
bakes waffles. Heat Indi
cator shows proper cooking
temperature. Square grids.
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STATE ST.
SALES!
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