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Newspaper Page TextTL5C?.i:GC:LP7ATI:iAlT,PJV Cre;-?3. Tctsdij llzrzlzz, Jca 12, HP t Mob o o MAXINE BUREN rFome. Editor. DAR Celebrates Flag Day at Champpeg i Oaf Wedesaday members or Chemeket chapter, daughters' of the : i Americas : Rarolutfoa will Gbserre Flag day and state DAK day with other chapters! of the otganlxation i throeghoat Oregoa At 19 o'clock; la the moraing the aaaaal state board meeting ' will conrene at the Memorial cabin la Chwnpoeg. wlta Mrs. Gilbert Holt of Pendleton, state regeat, presiding. ' ' . A. picnic anch wil' be served at noon and at: 3:3 o'clock the dedication of the marker la me mory of Krwia Young, pioneer, will take jlace at a spot; 4 miles south of j New berg. Cham poeg chapted of Newberg, who placed the marker, . win bo la charge of the I eerenu ay. : Mrs. V. 'in. Newcomb, reseat, is la chargo i of trans porta tloa for Salem members. Her tele phoo is 62K3. Program to Be Given By Piano j Pupils 1 ' MIsl Francla Vlrtlnle Meltoa a. presenting a' troop of her plaao I', Laura Wheeler Bluebirds Quickly Stitched on Bedspread, June Bride to Start Meat Budget i: Coattaaed ' from pace It la teader. The leagth of time de poadi apoa the also aad ahapa of the eat as wen as the kiad of meat. Bat remember that this to a alow process of cooking. Keep the tem perature low If yo woald bare yoar meat teader aad delicious. I 1 . e 'e ; Miss Barth Guest at Kitchen Shower Honoring Iflaa Eleaaor Barth, bride-elect of Mr. Aaafla Haddock, the ladies of the Reformed -Crsa- selkal Missionary society sar prised her with a ki tehee shower Friday. Ia the group were Mrs. C Imig. Mrs. Lorraine Barea, Mrs. Joha Orerman, Mrs. Harold Kliewer, Mrs. Dora Arma, Mrs. Oris Seely, Mrs. A. Barth, Miss Gladys Barea, Mia Amanda Llea kaemper. Mis Mlaa Lee Spranger, Miss Rose Anna; Mrs. Fred Erase, Mrs. Latrene Schaeatle. Mrs. E. Herstmaa, Mrs. A. 8praager, Mrs. Jeha Spraager Mrs. T. Hagy. Mrs. Blaebirds aad roses ia 5 and ing S z 7 laches: Illustrations of Otto Arpke. Mrs. Peter Eggeler, dudIIs ia reciUl tomorrow at her lt-to-the-lach cross stitch sire re- stitches; materials required. . Mrs. Andregg. Mrs. Albert Walfe- Capltol street todio. ,Th- propriety to this quickly stitched bed- 8end Ua enU tor taU tteyer ul- SoeI1' areai includes: ' . .... . t pattern to The Oregon Statesman, . ta.tr, i"-? BH,kml mpfAd. Pattera 1S3S conUins a Needlecraft Dept. Write plainly Mr. as Mrs. Jaaaee Bwrelet auc aaaa, Jiua Mita traasier pattera or a motii x z pattern number, yoar NAME or Erowaiag, Hoax, aaa tw daughters were weekend visitors la Salem. They are staying a few days with Mr. Bardette's pareats ta McMiaarme. Rasawuad Ballat . JSc-abar! Oaas au inehea and K tnntifa avorar. innnvsQ KnlKht Rapart ' Jaaa wmt Hara aad Baaa4a SchaaMa Tha Waaaaaa Kaiahk Marck 81 Tchaikovsky Daniel Lm Haaariek Witch'a Daaca . , aIacDawatl - Caralym Brady, OaaaviaTO Wiaalow Sonata ia O Major Moiart 1 Jaaa rwlr kl'miatara SoiU. aix mavaaicata-Taoapaoa Sliirlay Ivaraoa Elfea Daaca, Poloaaiaa KacDowall Ko ternary Oaiaer Minuet .PaCTawiki In the Valley Social Realm Dolores T. Aman fs Saturday Bride Mt. Angel Miss Dolores T. v .rr . ni"1 Joha Knataoa. Mr. aad Mrs. beautiful setting of rosea aad loqI, Batter, Maket Aadersoo. mock orange a rery pretty wed- ur r.aii mfar( Ur ..a ding was performed Sunday night Mrs. Ira Martla gad Gerald, WI1 at 7 O'clock at the home of Mra. ma Craarfard. lfra. Jaaaea Milaa Aman, aaagater oi Mr. ana Mrs. uagness, in tne wneatiana sad Henrietta. Mr. aad Mrs. J . . . 1 I I J . ill.i.t 1 . J A. . t... c.ift ' aw wraae in oriuc uibuiii, wucu ucr uiuguier, IS Ilea HOIiaBO. Mr. and MI. K. Tha sari , VaaDyke oi Kooert Appieoy, soa or Mrs. isreiya Magness, became tne onae a. Looaey, Mrs. Miltoa Ste- Rose ' Appleby, at an all-white of Willard J. Tompkins, soa of phens aad Raymond, Homer Bni.i.k weaaiag at at. Marys' caurca r. ana Mrs. j. H. Tompklas of Kirkwood, Mr. aad Mrs. Eldoa at 9 o'clock Saturday corning, this community before a large James. Pat Patterson. Bill Father Alcuin performed the group of relatires aad friends. Hughes, Miltoa Ross, Tom ceremony aad read the nuptial The Rer. S. J. Osborne, pastor Sears, Carl Dittamore, Otto high mass. St. Mary's choir sang of the First Christian church In Hughes, Mr. aad Mrs. James m wua a soio oy miss j.gnm wsi- HcMlaarille performed the cere- Soha and sons, Harry Shipmaa, MacDowall V.r mil P .t Plal. m ITnpraf u- . . j , m i r1 ,W.. Iti.m U.a- - - " JUWUy. Oil. CU1U ill B. bUll IZm A UfliUUW ila uminn ' - o- am uii i iae xviuu yiajcu ma uu cuuuica, air. aaa alia, xacu- Btty Paets The bride, girea ia marriage weddina march and aecomnani-'dore Heide and children and the "Tr." ak;; -" oZ:Zl P7 w Mt"?r- w" "T "ts. Preceding the wedding . hosts. Ielja Joaasoa Ghoat la tha Cbiauay Arpffia valaa . . - Jcaa Clair 8vift Ea Batcaa ; Xlica Boaa Tha VUWt a Fata Littl Maadowlark 8jbil Banoagka Rifaadoa JBpialak Debaaay .WUliaaaa Dairynen Hold Annual Picnic Iletzser Says Dairy Field Should Interest More Consnmera, Opportunities of the ilalrymeal lay ia mterestiag naor coasamera ia dairy prod acta aad ia atresafaa I higher quality cream for prodae-l ing Ue aeat grade of batter. A. I W. Metxger, sut dairy aad food commiasloaer, told aearly SO j Willamette raUey persoaa gath ered at the pleak of the Salem unit Dairy Coopers tire associatioa held at Hasel Greea park.- Metsger said that with dairy prod acts of the aoathera. atatea now competing for places oa the market, the general price sltaatioa does hot look too eacoaraglag. : He. meatloaed bsenraae of aattoaal dairy month aad showed how all branches of tha dairy la dustrr are cooperating to pat tha cow before the public amd to gtre the consumers more taformatloa about beaents of aziag dairy prod ucts rather than aabantatea. . The dairymen's part la the cai paiga should be three-told, ft said, first, contiaaal wrktagl toward quality Impiwremeat; ee ond, consumptioa of more dairy products at home: aad third, tak ing adraatage at the assistance f f ered by the state department at agriculture la the biggest quality improTcmaat cam paiga It hag erer launched.' 'Hd7DpYouPp,LittleGirF I II IL n.qJi l .u l J I'H . - : j i Isfbrl Slalock, S, of ITaahlagtOB, who was bora ia Egmad, waa told to eantsy by her aaethea wbea the tot was preeeateH to Qaeea Eilaa. beth at a reeeptloa tmr EacUsa persoaa at the Brttmh eaabassy ta t the sky little girl clatehed her aaorber's akatt csteaded her haad far a hamdahakr The adaar Is at nebs heuaa the Moatnt Maiieal OeoTtT Wiaalow Concarto, la EMUBa . Jeaa Hdlar, Mill Claira a uii Saheno Margar Barrett uralia glmple model Of white silk mar- utu Lorralaa Walliria- una "ll 6eo.l H.ut qulsette, made floor length with ixTe you Truly" aad The Sua- t. . lace inserts in skirt, squsro neck ghlne of Tour Smile." IShower Given " aaa snort puiiea sieeres. ne IfiA VrAm rfv.it .wav n va a j.i.-.v. wora lone white Llorea. Her ,- r. r ' .4ucvtm unuc mtuuiiiivu. . - uiitriis. ueurcB vvbbli&ii. wiirn m Minaret Woaderiiek tulle Tell had a long train and i..i. a , 7 , w iiwiiuwu wim m lui vuci n.. OJ tnlle ghe carrled rrrinrwrAT a a k.i.i lf k . fn.a. ttn w.fl MkUk .11 I . " bride s r"' ";Maor Mrs. Albert Jea- r.nt..;. i. n mina Mozart bouauet of bouTsrdia and lines r -laea : - a-4 or nn iv waiaearaw aaarBirw wnrn Imprompto Caroiy. Brady f of the raUey. Her only erna- ZJr7jmt c"'r' home of Mrs. L. E. Hennies Thurs- . : Beinhoia . , was a cameo locket. She carried Ij.- mwk wM t..... gie... a.pi.waU . " " a bouquet of white carnations aad V"- r,! v " lT . i - . . . . . , . inn k iweeiimi. i - - - - . . . w I Bn.ni a T IB. Ifninpn 1.9 T. ffinnil. onaesmaia. Liiiwe Joyce lamp- Rereena loteraexio ia Octarea . Lerckcuky of the bride, WSS bridesmaid. Rex Appleby, brother of the groom was best man. A wedding breakfast was ar- kins, niece of the groom, was , The JQ? married people's Dorothy Kloeopins Miss Gwen Hunt Invites FrienUfHpe. .fS reunion dinner held the Sunday ZUrLnmi f Hs2tae? M'ssSSl orated with rosebuds. Serring cirenc! Ro,f.n- Mr. and following commencement. Tki rtnline Mlckel and Miss Leona ere Dorothy La Follette and ? tfwre,nce eaw"a' dinner was senred in the garden "? i7" , viola wtfail. Mm. J. B. e.t Louis HenBies, Mrs. Nora Bea- Will W. Heary, asaocistlow ager, also spoke briefly. Directors preseat were Arthar Ireiaaa, For est Grere; Heary Hagg. Beeda rille; aad Darid Saucy, Satem. R. C. Shepard, chairmaa of the Sa lem vnit, presided at the pro gram. Wiaaers la the atteraooa coa- tests were: Chickea calling for women, Mra. F. A. Mitchell. Mrs. C. O. Olson. Relsy race, Charles Peters, Leo Reed Milking. Irene StnpfeL Nail drlring. Mrs. F. A. Mitch ell, Mrs. Albert Given. Cow calling for men, George Stupfel, R. C Shepard. Slipper kicking. Mrs. C. G. Ol son. Mrs. Mitchell. Boys race, aader It, Harold Messmaa, Keith Olsoa, Howard Saucy. Girls race, Edna Thack ery, Theoaa Haha, Irene StapteL Boys foot race, IS to IS years. Rsymoad Duda, Clintoa Wampler, Leroy Duda. Girls' race, 12 to IS years, Vesta Shiaa, Carol Stupfel, Orretta Cooper. Men's free for alL Walter Sena. Producer's race, Darid Saucy, C J. Stupfel, R. C. Shepard, William Meier. Womea's tree for all, Ma rie Bosch, Mrs. C. G. Olsoa, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Darid Saucy. Judges' race, Arthur P. Ireland, R. W. Clarke and C. G. Olsoa. Committees included: Lunch, Mrs. R. C. Shepard, Mrs. William Edwards, Mrs. Clarence Merrick. Program, R. C. Shepard, F. C. Klaus. Contests, Delphlne Stupfel. M. R. Dunigan, L. D. Roberta. Larsen Services To Be Udbiesday of her home. Present were: Miss Lois Wal ton, Miss Margaret Hagg ana Miss Esther Biack of Portland, Mrs. Tittle and Mr. and Mrs. iiuiin. uiiiiui uiuuu ouu . .............. w . . . . , v, w rrt Tia nr. 1 nf Aahianii and an annt of th- ne". Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hedges, Autc9 ii atai Owl as v iiat mr- " - - - - 1aAIai a.-AAMM-ia Wa. lfU. hrMa nf tha mV Rozella Blem. The couple left immediately on vune' Mr. and Mrs. Appleby left for a wedding trip to Belknap springs. IRA MARTINS VISIT l8s 5len rP1".1"0? fA' Lakeriew where he is raployed For trareling the bride chose a Misa Edna Danford of ABbland, . . . ' j tv - Mrs. Edwarj Franti of St. Hel- 4.w?"r' w't ZEN A Mr. and Mrs. Ira ens. Miss Frances Stewart of . it. . tt -f ,,. Martin and Gerald of Camas, Stlverton. Miss Anna Mae Un- hat and acce880rIes ts0 match. wlll Dtke their home In the ' wfre reek.!nd1 uesi0' , . nr'u," Mrs. Appleby is a graduate Wheatland district. Both the bride ..f"a Ba aerwuuu . "'j-.: of Mt. Angel normal and col- aad groom are graduates of the,1 ."rth u VT .t I" xc VM;r 1 d taught at St, Paul high Amity union high school. . 71. "i, "ZtJZ'j:m wbool lor the past three years . . WOODBURN Mrs. Marie So phie laraan. CS years old. of Mon itor died Sunday morning at a Portia ad hospital. She was bora la Norway oa J se nary , 1877 aad cam to the United States St years ago. She Is surrired by her widower, .Edward J. Larsea of Monitor; son. Perry H. Larsea of Willamette: daugh ters, Mra. Louise Moea of Slirer- toa, Mrs. lags Kid of Seattle, Washington; brothers, Charles Pe terson of Los Angelas, California, Hams Petersoa of Norway; slaters. Mrs. Agnes Kler of Portland. Ore goa, Mrs. Petra Hoggea aad Mrs. Emila Saelliager both from Nor way, aad eight grandchildren. Funeral senrieea will be held Wedaesday atteraooa at S o'clock at the Nldaros Latheraa church la Moaltor where aha was a mem ber. Rer. Olaf Asper of Woodbara will officiate aad tatermeat will be ia the Belle Pass! cemetery with the Rlago mortuary la charge. LaChapelle Rites' To De Wednesday WOODBUR Prosper taCha petle, S years 4d. of Route j 1. died at the Deacoaess hospital ia lata let: Sunday eenrag. He waa bora oa Febarary it. is aad Is aarrired by his wife Cla tUda; daughters, Mrs. Mary Holt of i Yakiaiajj Washiagtoo, Marie! F, Trataer of Portlaad. Oregoa:1 Ce Ua Rdrord of Peadletoa. Oregoa, : Matilda LaDeea of Yakima. Waah- lagtoa aad Emma Benton of Port laad, Oregon; aoaa, Srjster LaCha pelle of Carson. Washington. Loa- Is LaChapelle of Caraou. Wasbiag toa aad Joe LaChapelle Of PorV lead. Oregon: sisters, Adeline La- rier of Woodbara. Clometeal vaa- dal of Portlai.d aad Loan Jeaaea of Portlaad; I brother. Amedy La Chapelle f Genrais aad oae grand child. Mrs. ! Jessie Frederick. 1 Faaeral taertkes win be held Wedaesday eaeraiag at a. as. at the SL Loots Cathelle church ta St. Louis, with Father Kraaa otfl- ciatlng. Iatermeat will be la SL Louis cemetery with O'Hatr snort, wary ta chars. Rosary win be Tuesday erealag at the O'Hatr chapel at 1:19. Aunsp 1 mm oiisnn Electric Alachine Working in Peas PLEASANTDALE T h e Ray Making electric peav-riner begaa operating here Friday. The Will Dennis, J. A. McFarlane aad Klchol brothers acreage Is ready tor canning, which is determined by ah electric tester. Canning is done at the Woodbara plant. About 600 acres were raised on contract in this locality this sea son. Eighteen acres of golden wax aad Kentucky pole beans oa the Heary Freshour farm are thriring aad trsiaiag has beea completed. Freshour haa li acres of peas oa eoatract for the Ray-Maltng Woodbara cannery. These will be ready about June 24. Improve Dayton Road TJNIONVALE Hot asphalt aad grarel track crews are busy re pairing about oae mile of the Daytoa-Saiem rirer road la the CaioBTale district. Work started Friday morning. ouse a i u Burned to Ground INDEPENDENCE Fire at mid algkt Sunday drew local residents ' from their beds to the eoraer of Lob Cable aad Jew streets, where the Mert Aamspoagh : home was baraed to the groaad. i .- ! Amspoagh who had retired at :! waa awakeaed Jest before midnight by his dog. who had beea sleeping on the bsck porch. ' Passersby had eeea the flame aad Botified the Independence fir de partment. The flames had sach a -start before the department ar rired that all that conld be done was to keep the fire from spread ing to other nearby buildings. A folding bed, circulator, radio and a few chairs were all that was eared from the seren rooms of furniture. Aumspough is employed at the Horst A Co. reach. The loss was partially corered by insurance. Card dob Enjoys Supper Meeting WALLACE ROAD Aa attrac tire arrange meat of, rhododea droaa. rosea aad iris waa ased t decorate the sapper tables at the WfJiasaette Lodge Country club Saturday Bight. The sapper com mittee included Mr. aad Mrs. Lee Gibson. Mr. aad Mrs. W. C. Frank lin aad Mr. aad Mrs. A. E. Utley. Awarded prises at cards were Mra. Moee Adams. Mrs. Ed Pratt aad Eraest Petersoa. Hausers Visit Here RIVERDALE M r s . Herbert Hauser of Spokane, formerly of Salem, accompaaied by her I brother and sister, Tisited here Friday afternoon. Don t Forget "Father s Day", Sunday, June 18th Give "Dad" What He Wants . . . . Something to Wear From Bishop's Arrow Shirts and Ties TWO BABIES ARRIVE SILVERTON Mr. aad Mrs. Preston Young report the birth of a daughter aad Mr. aad Mrs. Hudsoa Brent the birth of a son, both at the Silrertoa hos pital Satarday. ate of Oergon State. a "2 9225 ass Krs VI VU.,V WIS, nuuvil, Ak.vusa, Mrs. Jsmes Burden of Brown ing, Montana, Misa Loye Bogar dus aad Miss Lillian Hart, both of Portland. a, - Fred Kubins Dinner Hosts at Home SILVERTON The marriage of Miss Tbelma Henderson, who was graduated from St. Olaf college SILVERTON The marriage a in Northtleld, Minn., and Darid year sgo pi miss bnnice uauiaing, m. Johnson, will be an erent of daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. jane ig. They will spend their Maulding of the Silrertoa Hills, honeymoon at SilrertoB, the for- to Jona jueeo or. rortiana out mer home of the bride-to-be. Mr, formerly of Silrertou, was re- johasoB, also a graduate of St. reaiea at a cnarmincir arranzea oir fa a radio annnnneer Mr. aad Mrs. Fred W. KubLt dinner at the Merritt Barth home entertalaed at dinner Sunday at Thursday night with Mrs. Barth Zena An enjoyable affair of tneir aome oonorins aaa sirs. k. u. jorgenson as the weekead was the dance. daughter. Anrella. tbo ceater- hostesses. aDonaord br tha Haenr Hoar piece was of pink roses. Places ; present were Mrs. Kleeb, Miss Dance club, at the home of Mr. were set for Mr. aad Mrs. E. B. LaPorest McDonald, Miss Lois and Mrs. Cecil Martin, Saturday fdes, coraoeue aaa mmnm waie zimmermaa, Mrs. Ernest jobbsob, eight. of Lebanon, Mr. and Mrs. Fran- Mrs. A. Nasland aad Mrs. Kelly The guests Included: Mr. aad cis Sterens of Portland, Mr. aad staadard of Woodburn. Miss Mrs. Roy Martla aad child, Mr. Mrs. George Patray, Carolyn Fraaces Stewart, Mra. Ererett and Mrs. Chris Hallenraa aad aad Betty Anne, Miss Jeaane GettmsB, Miss Jane Aaa Erea- children, Mr. aad Mrs. George Clark, Mr. aad Mrs. Frank W. MO Mrs. Amos Benson of Salem Etiel and Doris, Ilermaa Cress- Horsty or Aioaay, Jir. na,'"- and the hostesses. well, Mr. aad Mrs. Ralph Bona William A. uiaaea. miss uuiaya Mae Horsky, -Mica Mary Dale Cladek. Miss Anrrfla R. Kubia and Mr. aad Mrs. Fred W. Ka- bin. .. " ' ! ' Announcement Made At Luncheon : Tb9 coming marriage of Miss Carmen Carry, daaghter of Mr. and Mrs. Tharmaa Curry of Port land, to Mr. Robert Goodfellow. soo of Mr. aad Jlrs. Joseph Good fellow, waa made at a Satarday luocheoo at which Miss Carry was hostess. The wedding wlll be aa ereat of the faU. - '- ' ' Miss Curry U a gradaato of Unirersity of Oregon aad is affil iated with Alpha PhL Mr. Good fellow recelred high school educa tion in Salem. If a graduate of Unirersity of Oregon and a mem ber of Alpha Tea Omega. Mrs. Spaulding Hostess To Brides 'Clnb: Mra. Charles K. Spaaldlag win be hostess at Godfrey's for laBch eoa this afteraooa. Bridge will fol- Present wUl be Mrs. Frank G. Mn Mra Frank V. Browa, Mrs. Percy R. Kelly, Mrs. R. P. Bois. Mrs. Frank Snedeeor, Mrs. J. T. whittia. lira. Thomas B. Kay. Mrs. Charles Robertson sr., Mrs. Joha Griffith, Mrs. Max, O. Barea, but. S. P. KimbalL Mri. John L. rUhl sad Mrs. a K. Spauiding. t - : - - ta a : . '. The wddljia date of Miss Ddrls Lnndeen, who xngrriag to Mr. L. Steele Shuford is to be July II. was announced by mistake this e v 2 n 35 Give "Dad .Arrow Sport Shirts FOR SUMSIER COMFORT. FROM DISHOFS, HIS OWN STORE. ARR0V7 SPORT S DIRTS Increase bis joy of lirinx this summer with aa Arrow Sport Shirt. They're bcOt for action as well as admiration; and their coolness and smartness will make them his favorites for hot weather wear. Easily washable.' Sanforized Shrank (Fabric shrinkage less than 1). A wide ranee of colors to choose from. In pnH Tcr or coat styles. Short or Ions sieeres. Here's the cift Dad win appreciate. oi) Hive you a neglected father in your bouse? All year aroond do you fake Father for granted? V7cH, here's your chwior to redeem yonrself. ' - For as iittle as $2, you can gire him a Father's Day gift that will make him happy as a lark: aa Arrow SStttt, the best-iooldtagsliirtd He'll like its fcCroga cut that curves with his waist, slopes with his mhonldrrs. Hell get a kick out of the well-ixtriiig Arrow collar. And after irt bunder ed. hell byte the shirt eren more, for itH nerer slirink oat of fit! SmfoiT7rd (sb ac shrinkage less than 1!) Hell like Arrow's patterns and the "whites too. Come in for em today! Here's the weat'i flaest aad larg est selections. Georgeous New Arrow Ties Dad wiR expect a new Arrow He. J"T fC - Don't disappoint him. Cloose thern 11 now from-this great selection up "Willi AltROZ? 1890 : , . STORE IN salew ; y f -, i coming Friday. A. F. KdTH TICKET AGENT . :F1mmi .UZ$ ::Z r ') 7 MlaaMarrArerCIwastne wrwi . - , , a. ' end guest of Misa Margaret Haa- aer.