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Local Mews Briefs
Messing to Speak Dr. Fred B.
Mewing of the Oregon Hygiene
society will speak to university
women . at the . First Methodist
church Thursday afternoon, Feb
ruary IS, at 4:30 o'clock In the
Carrier room; University men are
lDTtted to come from 5:30 to 6 30
' o'clock. Dr. Messing will discuss
"Men and Women Relationships,
- Home and Marriages 5 There will
- be an open discussion at a round
table hoar from :30 to 8 p.m.
Dinner will be served In the
church k 1 1 e h e n . : - Reservations
. should : be made with Mrs.' Sarah
Louis oeiore weanesaay, f :sv
Royal Neighbor card 'party Sat.
eve., Feb. 11, at RNA new. hall
near Beekner's. Cards. Fine lunch.
25 centa.!;,Everybody come! -
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Davie Joins Navy Edwin; Ray
Davla was enlisted In the US navy
Thursday, through the navy re
cruiting office at Corvallia. He
left that same evening for the
naval training station at Sen Die
go, whero he will undergo three
months military training before
being transferred to some ship for
duty Davis, graduated from Sa
lem high school Jane, 1118, he la
the son f N. A. Davis of 25 TJn
. ion streeC Salem. ;-.
AH Leaders Install The Marion
conntvt 4H local loaders will In
. stall new officers at their monthly
meeting at the Salem TMCA at
10 o'clock this momlnc Mrs. J. E.
WnlteaeaoV Jr.: ot Turner will
sueeoed Mrs. Rose tlilmour of Jef
feesonv as president. Lynn F,
Cronemiller jof the state forestry
department will speak.
- FUss: Reports Snow John
Plats, resident of the Crooked
Finger -district above Scotts Mills,
called s tho'eonnty court jester
day and reported 10 inches of
. snow had , fallen t his place over
aightl No travel difftcalty had
yet been caused by the snow, he
ssid. .
Royal Neighbor card party Sat.
eve.. Feb. 11. at RNA new hall
ear Beekner's. Cards. Fine lunch.
35 cents. Everybody come!
8F Mam Returned A an
Francisco detect Thnrsday took
Into custody George- A. Gore,
' picked up here by city polios last
week- and returned him to San
Francisco to face a check .charge.
' Obituaries -
T Chopin
Mrs. Jennie Chapln, at the resi
dence, . US! SW Third street.
Portland, ' Wodnesday, Febrnarr
8. at the ags of to, years. Survive-l
by- daughters, Mrs. Cordelia Rice
of Myrtle Creek, Ore., Mrs. Lacln
Snyder of Days Creek, Ore.. Mrs.
Ladle Scellers of Portland and
Mrs. Margaret Berndt of Salem:
sons, Sherman. L. Chapln Of ler-
Waatato'n, Ore., and Frank 8. Chap
in ot Portland; three brothers
. and one sister. Funeral services
from the . Clough-Bafrick chapel
Saturday, February .11, at 1 : 3 0
p. m.. Rev. Dean Polndexter offi
ciating. Interment Belcrest Mem-
At the residence; February 8,
Lulu Almin Mills Sumpter, aged
S3 years, late resident of Oswego
and Salem: Wife of John A. Sump
ter and mother of Mrs. Ferae Mc
Elhaney of Dallas, Ross Freeman
ot Seattle. Wash., Russell Free
man of Salem and Ted Freeman of
Oswego. FnneraV services will be
held from thoW, T. .Rlgdon com
pany chapel Saturday, February
... 11 at 10:30 a.m. Interment Sclo
cemetery. Rev. Lynn A. Wood will
officiate. , -
Bradford
Oscar N. Bradford, at the resi
dence ef his daughter, Mrs. Mae
Kelly, Z45"West Nob.Hfn street.
Friday, February 10,;. at ae of
81 years. Survived by daughters.
Mrs. Alice Ward of Cottage Grove,
Ore.; Mrs. Mae Kelly, Salem; sis
ters. Mrs. Anna White .and Mrs.
Alice Long of Portland. Mrs. Nellie
Blanchard of Bremerton. Wash.,
and Mrs. Nettie Huff of Yonraua.
Ore.'; brother. Walter Bradford
of Toncalla. Ore. ; five grandchil
dren; Frances and LaBnrna Kelly
of Salem. Armond, Charles "and
Millard Ward of- Cottage . Grove.
Funeral announcements later by
the dough-Bar rick company.
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Coming Events
Feb. . IS Dedication of Civil
war memorial plaque by Boas
aad Dattgliters of Union Veter
an, rapitol building, 1 p.m.
Feb. 15 Odd Fello-v- Fa
ther and sons banquet.
Guard Inspection Tonight
Headquarters battery, local 249th
coast artillery unit of the Oregon
national guard; and the medical
detachment will undergo annual
inspection at the Salem armory
at 8 o'clock tonight. The regi
mental band will come here from
Marshf leld to parade the streets
and .' provide mnsie for a danee
which will follow the inspection.
The inspection and dance are
open to the general public,
DchV Boy pnt. Mathb 178 S. Com.
Cirll Service Opealags ' Open
competitive examinations -are
scheduled by the .civil service com
mission to fill vacancies in Inspec
tor, general construction " inspec
tor, rivers, harbors and waterways
construction in the Portal nd en
gineer district. with applications
to be made not later than Febru
ary IS. Further information is
available from the civil service
board at the Salem postofflce.
Noa -support Charge Charles
Ainsworth. 38, was arrested yes
terday afternoon by Deputy Sher
iff B. O. Honeycut and held in
the county Jail pending arrival
ot Portland officers, who reported
a charge of non-support was pend
ing against him.
Lost, Feb. 3, red Spaniel Fern. 630
Union. Ph. 7435. Lib. reward.
Not Serioasly Hurt Bernice
Mathis, 2164 Hazel avenue, -hurt
in a tall while skating Tuesday
night at the Mellow Moon rink,
was not severely Injured as a news
item Wednesday may have im
plied, it has been pointed out. She
was skating again two days later.
Rummage sale. 157 S. Liberty.
8 1 a r t . School Job Improve
ments to the grounds of theorth
Santiam school will be started
Monday by a WPA crew, WPA
officials announced here yester
day. A new school was built with
WPA assistance two years ago.
KGZR Heard tn East A call
from Salem police radio station
KGZR was picked up by Carroll
H. Weyrlch. amateur radio bug
of Parville, Md., according to a
communication received by Don
Poujade, station operator.
Today is the final day of the big
Florsheim sale at Bishop's.
Camp Visit Today An all-day
trip to Government Camp is in
store for some 45 Parrish and Les
lie Hi-Y boys today, the group to
leave at 4 a.m. this morning un
der the guidance of Gus Moore,
Everett Clark and Esther Arnold.
Park Chief Coming - Julian
Salomon, chief of the national
park service, is expected in Salem
March' 7 to conduct a conference
with local, state and city recrea
tion groups..
Luts Florist. 1276 N. Lib. 9592."
Riley, to Introduce Dr. P. O.
Riley of the office of Secretary of
State Earl Snell will Introduce
Frank Branch Riley, speaker for
the Lincoln day luncheon at the
chamber of commerce next Mon
day. Hurry! Today la the last day or
Bishop's big Florsheim Sale.
Bishop to Preach Rev. A. M.
Johnson of Huntington, Ind., bish
op ot the United Brethren church
weatern district, will preach both
morning and night Sunday at the
First United Brethren church,
Mission street near 12th.-
Pays Fine, Drukeitei s
Clewell Donovan gained his re
lease from' the county Jail yester
day by paying a 825 fine imposed
in Jefferson justice court Thurs
day for being drunk on a public
highway.
Bishop's . , sensational Florsheim
sale' ends today.
Special. Music Three musi
cians from Linfield college at Mc
Minnvine will provide special mu
sic at the HayesviUe Baptist
church services Sunday morning
at 10 J 41 o'clock, church officials
learned late yesterday. - .
i Elgin at Grange A talk on na
tional defense by Harrison Elgin
will be a feature of today's meet-
tag of Salem grange. There will
be a club dinner.
Iasareace Uaa HI O tad &
Lee. manacrer of the Northers
Life Insurance company, is at Sa
lem General hospital receiving
treatment ror pneumonia.
i Gideon Bible Rally Set
. :J Tomorrow, Sunday, the Salem
Gideons will go to SUverton for
a Bible rally In one ot the Luth
eran churches. The organisation
has conducted many of these ral-
ilies in public schools recently.
Dishes
mese
5e Merchant Leach la T
We cater to baxiqaets .tnd
u lrivite parties. Ph. 7032 .
Special Sunday Chicken Dinaer.
ic Ot couTsa, Tnrtty Dinner
;I I0c Caedal Merchants' Laseh
7. 25e prepared by expert Chi
..nesexookv -
Orders to uke out any tlma:
;rOpea Dar or Kightl 4
Sanitary Kitchen. ' L ,
2Se IN TOWN
Stayton Bank
Dividends End
-.r i:
$16,531 Payment Allotted
a Final Dividend of
Defunct Institution
Payment of final divideds to de
positors in the defunct Bank of
Stayton was authorized by Circuit
Judge L. O. Lewelllng yesterday.
r inai aiviaend tb commercail de
positors will amount to 7.71 oer
cent or 118,611.59, making a to
tal received by them of 52.71 per
cent of the 1 2 14,1 3 9.79 in. ordin
ary claims. ,. , ..- , ..f, -4
'r Sayings depositors win receive
a .7 per cent, or $8t.?J, Jinal
dividend; for a total of S1.79 per
cent of the $122,809 in t claims
filed tn this department,
t The Judge also authorisBO the
superintendent of banks to retain
the. S527.51 balance, after pay
ment of the dividends, to pay ex
penses of closing the liquidation
proceedings.
Circuit Court
T. W. Mays vs. Joe E. Br6wn;
tried before Judge Lewelllng, de
cided in favor ot defendant, with
out costs; plaintiff had asked fore
closure ot $CS labof Hen.',
Carolyn Hurst Eiker vs. Philip
Andrew Elker; defense motion to
strike.
State vs. William Buchanan,
state vs. Erwin Weaver; orders by
Judge L. H. McMahan holding de
fendants not required to pay for
their care while In, state hospital
under observation.
C. C. Bryant, receiver of First
National bank in Salem, vs. R. .
Boat wright, Ruth Boatwright and
Carson & Carson; complaint for
$117.19 and $825 on two notes;
given by defendants Boatwright;
appropriation from fund held by
Carson Carson from recovery
against Hallbauer LaBahn, Inc.,
for whom Boatwright was in 1921
engaged in construction ot post
office and customs house at Astor
ia asked.
Anna Savage vs. Albert T. Sav
age, Jr., admnistrator, et al; de
fense time for filing appeal tran
script extended to March 1.
Sena company vs. Walter ' H.
Zosel, et al; time for tiling appeal
transcript extended to April 1.
State capitol reconstruction com-,
mission vs. Arthur Charles Boes
chen et al; stipulation for county
treasurer to pay Marion county tax
claim of $285.91 and defendants
Boeschen $13,424.52 remainder of
warrant paid by plaintiff, in ac
cordance with condemnation judg
ment. State vs. Joe Brown; Indictment
charging receiving stolen ewee be
longing to N. W. Miller, issued in
1938, dismissed on motion of dis
trict attorney.
State Finance company vs. Nel
lie C. Williams; sheriff's return
on attachment of real property.
Christie L. Moorman vs. Wil
liam Sheridan et al; answer of de
fendant Sheridan alleging plain
tiff to blame for her car being
struck by locomotive.
M. T. Moisan vs. Salem By-Products
company et al; petition of
Warren Richardson, receiver, for
permission to Institute suit to
have $4459 mortgage given Grace
M. Perkins last October 7 can
celed on ground of lack of consid
eration. J. J. Stalger vs. Millie Stalger;
divorce decree, giving plaintiff
and defendant joint custody of
minor daughter, plaintiff, to pay
$10 a month when girl under care
of defendant.
D. F. Eastman et al, trustees
for Aumsrille State bank depos
itors, vs. Claude McKenney; dis
missal, on motion of plaintiff; set
tled out of court.
Maude Jackson Pague vs. Mary
Crowther Spence et al; default
Judgment for $1500 and mortgage
foreclosure.
Federal Fgrm Mortgage corpor
ation vs. Albert T. Savage. Jr., et
al; motion to strike parts ot com
plaint overruled.
William S. Walton, executor of
George D. Burdlck estate, vs. L. L.
and Margaret L. Short; judgment
for $300 and foreclosure.
Probate Court
Jacob Staufter estate; petition
for appointment ot Josephine
Staufter as executrix; original
will leaves residue, after expenses,
of $8000 real and $100 personal
property estate to Josephine
"Staufter, widow; codicil farm
machinery on home place to Dan
iel Staufter, son.
George J. Krebs guardianship;
annual resort. William Krebs,
guardian; $312.40 received and
11115 Paid out.
Mary Sanders guaraiansnip mat
ter; petition for appointment of
Ltdd e Busn Trust company as
guardian to receive $40 a month
veterans burean pension and for
dealenatioa of Chester. M. Cox,
George H. Riches and Catherine
Zorn as appraisers. ;
L Gustaf Fandrich guardianship;
aearlnx set March" IS. on proposal
ot Edward Fandrich, guardian, to
sell real nrooerty.
A Richard Schmalle estate; ad
ditional bond ot $ - filed by
Carl C. Schneider, administrator.
Justice Court "
Joe ' Harris, sr.; pleaded not
gallty, waived bearinr, bound over
to grand jury " on : non-support
charge; $25 ball not furnished.:
. Jamee Anthony Slceri; given un
lit 10 a.m. Monday to plead te
charge of check forgery; $500 ball
not-posted. h r:'';i:SZ?3.
A. W. Blank; found guilty, com
mitted to Jail tor failure to pay
$25 fine for falling to drive on
right halt of Ugh way. . '
JiniV' Picltett Is . ,
: Active at U;(M ;0
-V TJN1TERSITT t OF OBEGQ,
Eogene, Feb. lr Jim Pickett,
son ' ot Mr: and Mrs. Howard JL
Pickett ef Salem, was la charge ef
programs , tor ; tae sophomore
-Whiakerino,' annual daaee for
which all sophomores have grown
a . beard.' They are given three
weeks before the dance to grow
beard, aad are judged - tor I the
long est, the blackest, the thickest,
(he best-shaped, and the least
beard. -' "
Pickett, a sophomore la law at
the anrversitr, la amuated with
Alpha Tan Omega, fraternity."
f The 02EG0N STATESMAN,; Salexa,
Varishoners Aid Pastor's Son
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For JS4 -reeks, perlsboaers of Dr. Leonard Stromberg, OeklaWd. Menu;
pastor, have paid their way to Omaha each Tuesday to donate life
aavtns blood to Dr. Eugene Stromberg, the minister! son, shown
with his wife. The sea contracted bacillary dysentary while teach
tng la the soatlu AP Telemat.
Taxidermist Wins
1st Hobby Honors
Davis9 Display Attracts
at 2030 Show Open
Again Today
s
Arlo Davis, amateur taxidermist,
walked off with first prize tor best
all-around exhibit atthe 8alem 20
30 club hobby show last night.
Davis' display features skillfully
mounted hawks, owls, songbirds,
and small animals, all native to
the Salem vicinity.
Second prise, for handicraft,
went to Wayne Sturgess' model of
a Napoleonic coach, chosen by an
eyelash over a similar model by
Paul Franklin.
Third prise, for the most inter
esting exhibit, was cornered by
the Salem Chemical Garden club
plants being grown In chemical so
lutions. Ellseth, Woods Win
P. J. Ellseth won first prise in
woodworking, and Kenneth
Woods of Dallas in model plane
division. Both are members of the
Salem Home Workshop club.
Other exhibitors whose work
was viewed by approximately 300
persons at yesterday's show were
Joe Tompkins, photography; Ed
Olson, paintings; John Kerrlck,
bridle rosettes; Mrs. Bertha Bab
cock, class bottles: Indian school.
carvings and handicraft; Mrs.
Frank Deckebach, puppets; Ralph
Stanton, paintings: Bob Lange, as
tronomy; William Predeek.
atamna- Ceorre "-Tomkins. arrow
heads; Glenn Williams, model cir
cus; Frank Hallk, glass-blowing;
Don Wiggins, rifles.
The show will be open today
from 2 to $ p.m., Instead of 2 to
10 p.m. as announced yesterday.
Fellowship Radio
Group to Appear
Anne Johnstone and the Fel
lowship Haven radio group, heard
over station KWJJ Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturdays at 2
a'clock. will conduct both morn
ing and evening services at the
Salem church of the Foursquare
Gospel tomorrow. The Fellowship
Haven program has many follow
ers in Salem and vicinity - who
have never had the privilege of
meeting the ones who are "behind
the move." This opportunity will
be provided as the gronp presents
a special musical program at each
service and also will be giving
personal testimonies.
The Fellowship Haven program
being of an undenominational na
ture. It is anticipated that a large
crowd will gather for both serv
ices. The church is located at 19th
and Breyman streets, and the serv
ices are open to all who desire
to attend.
Holiness Group's
Meeting Tuesday
The monthly all-day meeting of
the Marlon County Holiness asso
ciation will be held Tuesday, Feb
ruary 14 at the Salvation Army
Citadel. Rev. L. W. Collar, pastor
of the Church of the' Nasarene,
will speak at the 10:30 a.m. serv
ice. Rev. W. C. Cook, jastor of
the Rosedale Friends church, will
speak at the 2:30 p.m. , service.
All are invited to attend these
services,, bringing basket lunch,
states T. Clio Brown, president
Dr. Riley Cives
Lincoln Tribute
Dr. P. 0. Riley, in an Inspira
tional talk before the Salem Ad
club yesterday, paid tribute to Ab
raham Lincoln as a great patriot
aad suggested that the exemplary
character of the man is a standard
that youth, and all men would do
wen to emulate.
la addition to Ad clabbers, the
meeting was attended by several
legislators and ut-of-tewn guests.
'-" UW1XY CHRIST
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SEE THE CHART
"Hear Rer. Collord on
.y'.-TMs Great Theme f-
SUNDAY 7:30 P. M.
l.lt A U. -Tsrritag WhyT
C. &ILA. Gospel Center
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T BRING TOUR BIBLES-
Oreson, Satordaj Mornins; Fehrnarj 11, 1939
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Reserve Officers
Named Examiners
10 Salem Men Appointed
Named for 1939 Work
in two Counties
The war department this week
notified ten Salem reserve offi
cers of their selection as exam
iners for appointment and promo
tion boards that may be convened
in the Marion and Polk county
area during 1929.
Officers receiving the appoint
ments were Major Miller B. Hay
den, Judge advocate generals de
partment; Capt. Edgar R. Austin
and Capt. Norman K. Raymond,
infantry; Capt. Emmett C. For
sythe, chemical warfare; Capt.
Louis B. Schoel, dental depart
ment; Capt. Vern W. Miller, med
ical department; Capt. George
Spaur and Lieut. T. T. McKenile,
engineers; Lieut. Kenneth W. Dal
ton, quartermaster corps, and
Lieut Floyd L. Siegmund, field
artillery.
The order directs the assign
ment of one or more of the ex
aminers for all boards called for
applicants for appointment In the
officers reserve corps and for all
officers applying for promotion
within the corps. -
Soliciting in Gty
Held Unauthorized
Solicitors who are going from
door to door asking for funds for
either the Reserve Officers asso
ciation or Lieut. Richard Covelle
are doing so without the consent
of the organization or the individ
ual member, Lieut. Covelle de
clared yesterday in asking that
such requests be ignored.
"The Reserve Officers associa
tion never authorizes such solici
tation of funds tor any purpose,"
the lientenant pointed out.
The canvassers are representing
that the RO group is holding an
essay contest for school children
in connection with national de
fense week, and wants the funds
for this purpose.
Plans for Youth
Center Progress
Plans for development of the
Youth Center in the former city
camp grounds were advanced at
a meeting of the NTA council at
the Salem chamber ot commerce
rooms Thursday. Work ot reno
vating the building was expected
to begin February 16, with six or
eight boys employed.
Construction ot furniture, sim
ilar to that In Timberline lodge,
was to be carried on la the NYA
workshops.
The eoancil went, on record
favoring action by the city in rip-
rapping Shelton ditch through the
property, and improvement of the
grounds under a WPA. project.
Artillery Officer
Hits Supine Peace
"Peace at anyprlce" 4s an al
luring but deceptive slogan, Har
rison -Elgin, coast artillery re
serve corps officer, told the
TMCA Breakfast club yesterday
morning.. "Certainly," he said,
"no price that does-not exact the
sacrifice of national honor of na
tional security is too high to pay
for peace with security."
Elgin said he was Impressed
with a recent article, which he
termed mialeading, la which the
staggering cost of the' nation's
preparation tor war was deplored.
He declared saeh misrepresenta
tion is Insidious aad. aaless coun
teracted by trnth, wUl In time
tend to warp the viewpoint of
those who evaluate argameats by
their loudness - rather than br
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Minister - r
"'v SXVtVTH AT ADVEmST 3
Kortk SaauMr at Hoed street. L.
Ktensejrer, susieter. Sarriees Satarday.
Sabbath acheol, 9:45 a. ac; swrBiag wor
ship. 11:10 a. at aerSMs by Eli. L. E.
Eateb ot CMlefs Place, Waab. Yeoa(
people's aaoetiaa, 4 p. aw; prayer meet
ins, Wedseaday, 7: SO p. su, subject:
"KiskteMcaeaa by faith."
THB APOSTOUO FAITH
189 Kortfc Commercial street. 8:30 aad
7:30 p. m.; Wedaeadar aad Friday at
7:45 p. a. Personal testimonies.
nnsT BAPTIST
Worth Liberty at Marios street. Irrinf
A rox;.I. D pastor. Bible school, 9:45
a. as.; atorninf worship. 11 A'clock, sub
ject: "Borne Better Things tor Us." Sew
ior BTPU service 4:15 p. sa.; hir.h
acheol, S:SO p. gospel serrie, 7:30
&aa- abject:-"Csa a Christie a Be Sure
e la 8aredt How May Christians
Know They Are Saved Kow and Sate
FertTert" Over KSLM at 8 p. as. Med
seaday I p. a grayer meetinf.
CALVA1T BAFTIST
HiUer and South Uberty Sts., Rer.
Arno Q. Weniger, pastor. Dr. Uussell
K. Broagher's eoneiadiag serriees. Sat
srday sight, 7:80 a'clock. "The Won
ders ( the Holy Land" with motion pie
tores aad cvioa; Sunday bible school,
9:45 a. m.; morning worship, 11 o'clock,
sermon: "The Christisa's Coroaatioa."
Yoaag people's meeting, 4:15 p. m.; -evening
worship, 7 :30 o'clock, aermoa :
"Clown or King f" Monday night, 7:SO
'dock. "The Weaders of the Holy
Lssd" with motion pictares sod curios.
osrnacAjr baptist
Xorth Cottage and D 8ts.. J. P. Oltheff.
pastor. Bible school at 9:45 a. m.;
merniag worship is German at 11. ser
mon: 7A God Pleasing Seoklag." rellow
ship mnch ot bible achoot officers and
teachers at noon. Meeting of yeath
growps at : p. as. ; cToning worship in
English at 7:S0 'clock, termoa: "A Pas
pie Without a Land and a Land Without
a People." Prayer meeting Wednesday
at 7:45 p. m.; choir practice at 8:45 p. as.
XaOIAaTCL BAPTIST
Hasel and Academy. 8nday acheol.
10 a. m.; church 11 a. am. aad 7:80 p. m.
BTPC, S:45 p. m. ; prayer meeting
Thursday, 7:80 p. as.
CHSSTIAir ABO KISSIOHAXT AXU
AVOB S01 South Commercial Ureet. 9:49 a
m.. Sunday achool; 11 a. m, worship:
T:0 p. m.. erangelistie: "Why Christ
Must Betnra." Tuesday, S p. m, Mla
aioaary Prayer baud. 1919 South Commer
cial street; Wcdaeaday, 7:45 p. bl. 109S
South Slat street; Friday, 7 p. nv, or-
Sixteen Directors
Of Chest Elected
Good Collections of This
Year's Subscriptions
Reported at Meet
Sixteen, directors were, elected
by the Salem Commaalty Chest at
its annual meeting Friday noon.
A financial report shewed. ISO,
811.27 collected , of this year's
subscriptions of 1 4 7,201. To date,
S12.2CI.C1 has beea distributed
to the participating agencies. Op
eration and campaign expense
amounted to f 2820.0C.
As compared to 22 per cent of
the 1927 budget subscribed. 102
per cent of the 1922 minimum
budget wis paid in or pledged.
Collections on .1927 pledges
amounted to 98.2 per cent. A vote
of appreciation was accorded to
William Moran, secretary, for his
work in connection with collec
tions and clerical details.
Hamiltoa Favored
Following election of directors,
a unanimous vote supported a mo
tion favoring reelection ot Wil
liam M. Hamilton as president
This choice rests with the board
of directors. Newly elected direc
tors are:
Two year terms T. A. Windi
shar. Rev. T. J. Bernards, "Rev.
Robert A. Hutchinson, W. M.
Hamilton, E. E. Thomas, Richard
Devers, Winifred Herrick and T.
M. Hicks.
Three-year terms Mayor W.
W. Chadwick, Irl 8. McSherry,
Linn C. Smith, Leo N. Childs, Ben
J. Ramseyer, A. C. Haag, Dr. D. B.
Hill, Floyd Miller.
Representatives of the partici
pating agencies, in brief talks at
the close ot the meeting, said the
principal benefit ot community
chest to them was the opportunity
it afforded for concentrating on
the services they perform, .being
relieved of the task of financing
the program. It waa also stated
thai cooperation between agencies
had been improved through the
council of social agencies.
Internal Revenue
Deputy Due Here
The Marion county schedule on
which residents-may take advan
tage of the services of deputy col
lectors of Internal revenue in con
nection with filing their federal
Income tax returns, are announced
as follows:
Salem, present until March IS,
Inclusive, which fat the filing dead
line; SUverton, February 27 and
28; and Woodburn, March 1. The
Salem office is in the postofflce
building.
Service Series at
Congregational Set
Commencing Sunday night and
continuing until Easter, the First
Congregational' church will spon
sor a series of popular services.
The minister, Rer. Robert. A.
Hutchinson, invites questions on
all subjects ot general interest.
These wUl.be answered frankly
and informally.
There wIU be a short musical
program at. each service. .
"Was IJaroIa a Osristiaar
What's the treable la Irelaad
' BOW?
Are psychic readers and palm--mats
the '-haakr
"Caa a ClaTistlaa accept theory
! at evolntlon? : i o : ;.r.;
Is aee . caarch as coed, ae
' -swetherT"--- 1 .---.
These' Questions Will Be r:
; Answered Sunday at I:20V
FIRST . , i'
CONGREGATIONAL . CHUKCHl""
, Center at IAerty
Robert A. Hutchinson, Minister
- Worship ServlceTople
"A Snowy Day Exploit' 11 JLM..
w Attend Charch
Sanaday
Church Notices
chaatra; 7:45 . bl, yonth sMetisf; S:45
p. am, ehoir TebearaaL
cuusch or cukist
CotUfe and Sbippiag. Bible atady, 10
a. m. ; preschins. 11 ; eoeamnnion. 11 a. m.
Yooag people' a stndy, S:4i p. m. ; reve
lation aebooL 7:SO P. ra., "latrodurlion
to the Revelation. ' U. a. Thornhill,
minister.
corSt srasxT cHonca or chust
(ChriatUa)
17th and Court Sts., W. H. Lyman,
minister. Bible aebool assembly, 9;
a. m. ; morninf worship nnd communion,
10:45 or lock; ladies trio, "More Ho
Haess Give ate." Sermoa. "1 WiU Lift
L'p Mine Eyes." tseninj aerrice, 7:30
o'clock; solo. "My Father Knows" . by
W. T. Qatchell. Sermon, "What Price
Peace." IX E. Korcross. Christian La
des t or, S:45 p. av
nmST OOHQKBOATIOXAX
Crater at Liberty 8ts Robert A.
Hutchinsoa. minister. Church school
and young people's forum at 9:45 a. m. ;
worship aerrice at 11 a. m., aermon: "A
Snowy Day Exploit." Solo. "Stranger
ot Oalilee." League of Youth at lp.m.;
question and answer senriee at 7:30, aee
adr.
XIIOHT ICShfOXXaX
cononxoa.
TIOXAL
ISth aad Ferry 8ts., Howard C Stor
er, miaister. Morning patriotic serrice at
1-1 o'clock, ssrmon: 'Coneeired in Lib
erty." Chorua. "Blessed la the Natoa."
Wilson. Service at 7:80 p. m.. aermoa:
"Cod's Favorite Word." Sunday achool
at 10 a. am.; young people at t:30 p. m
XTAVaZLISTIO TABXajrACXS
Ferry aad 18th streets. The Grira par
ty, evsngelisU, speaking Sunday at 10:40
te the children, and at regular services
at It a. av sad 7:10 p. m. Sunday achool
at 9:45 a. m.; revival services continue
nightly at 7 : o'clock eaeept Monday. C.
O. Weston, pastor.
STAVaELXCAX, AXB XETOtMZB
North Capitot and Marlon streets. EaV
win Horstmaa, raator. School of Chriatian
religion, JO a. nu, worship, 11 a. am.,
"Caiversal Brotherhood." (Race He la
tum Sunday).
EionxAiro rniXHss
Highland avenue at Church street. T.
Clio Brown, pastor. Prayer meeting nt
S a.m. ; bible achool at 10 and worship at
11 a. am., message: "The Day ot Visita
tion." Christian Endeavor at S: SO p. St.
and evaagelistie set rices at 7: SO p. am.;
aebool in ChriatUa educetioa for grade
children Thursday at 1:80 p. am. ; prayer
meeting Thursday at 7:S0 p. m.
SOUTH SALEM FaMElTDS
South Commercial at Washington Sts.,
Dilles W. Mills, pastor. Sunday achool.
M s. st; worship, 11 a. m., aermon: "A
Safe Bond foe Troth Seekers." Christian
Endeavor, S:4S p. am. Service, 7:20 p. am.,
prwphaey talk: "The Plan af the Ages."
OBAca eosrsx hall
lth aad MiU streets. Bible achool at
t:45 a. m. ; Lord's sapper at 11 a. am.
Sunday mooting at 7:45 p. m., subject:
"Prayer." Prayer meetiag, Wedaosday,
7:45 p. m.
nstMAJTrrsz. ruLi. aospm. Mission
4SO Bute street. UpsUirs. Sunday
morning. Sunday achool 10 a. m. ; divine
worship, 11 a. m. ; evangeUstse service,
7:45 p. am.: services Tuesday aad Thura
day at 7:45 p. am.
OBrrnca or nwn ohxist or lat-
TU BAT SAUTTS
Cottage aad Cheamekota streets. Artknr
Hawkins, bishop. Priesthood mooting,
t a. am.; Saaday school, 10:30 a. am.; aac
ramsat meeting, 0:10 p. m. ; geueologieal
clasaoa. 7:S0 p. am. Monday; Relief so
ciety. S p. am. Tuesday; MIA. 7:30 p. m.
Tuesday; ehoir practice, 7:30 p. m. Fri
day; Scout troop, 7:S0 p. mm. Friday;
primary, 11 a. m. Saturday.
xxKOTAirs wmruni
la the Fraternal Temple, 447 Center
street. Sunday, 7 p. m. The ssual serv
ice meeting will bo followed by a bible
atudy.
ST. 70S3TS LUTHXXJUr
(hOssourt Synod)
16th aad A Sts., H. W. Ores a, pastor.
Saaday school aad bible class. 9 a. am.;
services, 10 a. am.; Latheras Bladio hour
over KSLM at l:SO p. m., speaker Dr.
Walter' A. Maier. Bible diseossiod hour,
1 . st.
AMxaiOAv LUTHnaAir
Churrh street between Chemeketa and
Center Sts.. Rev. p. W. Eriksen, paster.
9:45 a. m., Suaday bible achool; 11 a. m.
worship, aermon: "As Te Go Preach or
the Seed Is the Word." Incidental sole.
Mm. J. A. Sholsoth. Broadcast over
KSLM 11 to 12 noon. 7:43 p. m. Mon
day, Dr. Carl Tsager ef Philadelphia, Pa.,
will deUver an address on "The Bute ot
the Church." 0:30 p. m.. young people's
service, Lather League devetioaals. 8 p.
am. Wednesday, choir rehearsal.
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH ALC
18th aad 8tata Sts.. Amos E. Minne
mann, pastor. English services, 11 a. m. ;
8uaday school. 10 a. m. ; Gormaa services,
9 a. m. ; Luther League, 7 p. am. All day
meeting of the Mission society Wednea
dsy. ,
SALEM MZEVONITX
17th sad Chemrketa Sts., Rev, A. P.
Voth, pastor. Sunday school, 9 ;4i a. m. ;
hi nine- woranip, 11 o enca, oeimon:
'The Christian's Great Need. 8erviee,
7: JO p. m. ; Christian Kadesvor program. ;
Radio broadcast over KSLM at 9:30 s. m. !
Midweek services Wednesdsy at 7:S0
P- - . .
riEST METHODIST
Bute at Church Sts., Dr. James E.
Milligaa, pastor. Worship, 11 a. na. con
ducted by the Women's Foreign Mission
ary society, with Dr. R. Fraaklia Thomp
son of Willamette speaking. Evening wor
akip, 7:80 o' Slock. Epworth League. 6:30
p. m. for high achool age. Young adults.
0:30 p. am. for busiaess men aad women.
University vespers, 5:30 p. m. Sunset
Hour. 6:30 p. m. devotion. Cookie Jar
Thursday, 8:80 to 5:30 p. m.; Junior
high achool Epworth Lesgue, 5:30 p. m. :
church recreation recta opea daily snjii
p. st. I
JASOV LEE hCEMOBCIAL MB
North Winter nnd Jefferson Sts Lvox
A. Wood, miaister. Charch achool, 9:45.
a. m.; worship at 11 a. am., theme: "Poise
Amid Paaicr' Epworth Leagues, 6:8p '
' i..m..i:.i. ..iai a a7
ior; service at 7:SO p. m., theme, "An
Inscription for the Charch."
FREE METHODIST
North Winter nnd Market street. Rot.
D. A. Cehag-ru. poator. Sunday achoot,
9:45 a. am.; charch worship, 11 a. am., sub
ject: "Tha Chriatias's Pregress." Tsasg
people's meotiag, 6:30 p. m. : ovaagrlis
tico aeretco. 7:10 p am.: "Holding Our
Confidence In God.' - Prayer mooting
Thursday, 7:30 p. m.
CHURCH OT THB VAEARRNB
13th and Center Sts.. Leo Webetor Col
Ur, pastor. Sam., Christian Workers'
prsyer meeting; 9:45 a, m Suaday bible
school; 11 s. stu. diriae worship witk
duel, Lowell Lavrall aad Praak Lit wil
ier aad aermon: "Soul Travail." S:8S
!. m., young people 'a pace less in Junior,
H-K-T aad eenior groape; 7:80 p. sl,
special service, doet, the Hoffer smters;
13th and
Cester
lm XT. Cwttar
Dr. p. Shelby Corlett
'Editor, of .Kansas City,. Mo. .
70 P. M. -SUNDAY
, -
' ." - Cpedxl llasie hj"r ;
. -w Choir njtff Orchestra
!? Sobs cad Duets - :
. All Welcome
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tffertory, NmI Casbioa' and orchestra
I male quartet. John Friesen. Lowell tML
all. Frank Utwiller, Oarnet 8ix: sermoa.
Dr. D. 8helby Corlett, editor of Kansas
City, Xo,
JESUS MAMS PENTECOSTAL
ASSEMBLY
776 Gerth avenue,' West Salem. Sun
day school, 10 a. m.; morning worship,
11 o clock. Meeting every night, 7:45
o clock excepi Mondays aad Saturdays
with Evangelist Wiiham F. Herbig. W.
A. Crumpacker, parlor.
PENTECOSTAL CHUKCM OF OOD
315 t Xorth Commercial. streeC Bible
achool, 2 p. m. ; devotional, 8 p. m. ; evan
gelistic. 7:30 p. m.i meetiuRs nightly by
Evangelist Sam Berkey with Evangelist
M,.B- Beck . J. C aad
Dauy A ilsoa, - pastors.
' rntST PKESBTTESIAN
Chemeketa and Winter t., Henry
a0tt D D" PM,or- Church school
at 0:30 a. m moraiag worship, 11
o clock, sermon: "Unto This Word." So
lo. "Whither Shall I Qm from Thy
Spirit" (McDcrmid) Prof. William
Wright. Orchestra rehearsal at 6 p. m ;
Christian Endesver societies. 6:30 n. sa..-
evening worship 7:30 o'clock. The law
yers ot the community will bo the apa
cial guests to hear Dr. Mareotto spesk oa
'Lincoln the Lawyer." Midweek aerv
iea at 7:30 p. w. Thursday.
PBOOZXS8TVE PSTCHIC ASS JiyiVS
HEAXINO CBHTBa
948 North Commercial street. Spir
itual messages aad services, 1 : 8 0 sad
7:80 p. am. Bar. Ethel Houghton, pastor.
rxnar chtjxch or chkxst. sctex-
H8T
CaemckeU aad Uberty streets. Sun
day aebool at U a. am.; services af 11 a.
m. aad S p, am., lesson-sermon : "Sout"
Wednesday meeting nt S p. m. includes
testimonies of healing. Publie reading
roaoa nt 805 Masonic temple open daily
except Suaday ard holiday frost It a. m.
U 9 p. m. Wednesdays until 7:30 p. am.
ENOLB WOOD OOlatUWITT
(Uaitod Brothres)
ITU and Nebraska avenue. O. E. Fes
ter, minister. Sunday achool, 9:45 a. na.;
morning worship, 11 a. m. ; solo, "The
Voice is the Wilderness," Wilfred Hag
dora; sermoa: "The Test of Disciple
ahip." IntermedUte nnd aenior Eadeav
or societies nt 6:30 p. as.; evening oerv
iee, 7:80 p. av, senate: "The Beaaos
abloaesa of Prayer." Payer meeting, Wed
nesday, 7:30 p, am.
riaST UNTTTD naXTHEKN
Mission street near 12th. A. 8. As
dersoa, pastor. Sal bath achool at 10 a.
m.; moraiag message by Bishop A. M.
Johnson. Endeavor services, 6:80 p. m. ;
eieniag message by Bishop A. M. John
son. Prsyer service, Wednesday, 7:30
p. am,
OTJT-OF-TOWjr-CHUECHIS
Sslem Heights community church
9:50 a. m.. Sunday achool; 11 a. m..
morning worship, sermoa : "Abraham Lin
rola A Christian with Steadfast Friaci
plea." 6:30 p. su, young people's meet
ing and social.
First BapsUst.chnrch of Hayesvilla
Sunday acheol, 9:45 a. am.; morning wor
ship, 10:45 o'clock, subject: "Key to
the Door to God The Key of the Uni
verse" by Tracy Gipson of MeMinnviUa.
Christian Endeavor, 3:30 p. am. Prayer
meeting Thursday, 7 :30 p. am.
Bsaedaw Friends Walter C. Cook pas
tor. Sunday school, 10 a. am.; preaching
aervlcee at 11 a. m. and S p. am.; Chris
tun Endeavor at 7 p. m.
USUI XITKOSIST
Commercial and Myers Sts.. 'Dean C.
Poiadoater. minister. Saaday achool,
9:45 a. m. ; morning worship, 11 o'clock,
aermon: "Witk Liberty and Justice for
AIL" Epworth Leagues. 6:80 p. m.; eve
ning service, 7:30 o'eloeh, messsgt: "The
Ood Who Answers by Fire."
FOUaSQUAU OOSPEL
19th aad Breyman Sts.. Rev. 8tewart
O. aad JuauiU M. Billings. 9:45 a. a..
Suaday achool; 11 a. m. aad 7:45 J. m
Anne Jehns'one aad Fellowship Haven
Radio group from PortHad is charge.
6:13 p. m.. Crusader aad Beroas oarrires.
Wednesday. 7:45 p. am., prayer aerrice.
Friday, 7:45 p. am., bible study.
riEST CHBJaTTIAN
Center and High St Guy L. Drill,
minister. Church school, 9:30 a. m.;
Lord's Supper and morning worship ot
19:45 o clock, sermon: "Religion vs.
Regoaeratioa." Four CK aoeietiee meet
at 6:15 p. m. ParenU aad all adults opea
forum at 6:15 p. m. Night aerrice at 7:80
o'clock, theme: "Silly Youth or Sober
Saint," a special young people's service.
Midweek meetiag Wednesdsy at 7:45
p. m. Car service for those with sone.
Alt
Ma$ter.Specu&
Sweetheart Cake.
oa sale nt your fTocerV
this weekend and
Monday
Master Sweetheart
cake fairly beams with
color and atmosphere for
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famous Betty Crocker
recipe, fresh orange fill,
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and over all a listening
white boiled Icing with
just lots and lots of tiny
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