Tlx OrJQGOir STATESMAN, Calem, Oregon, Friday Morning, February T 1S4I
PAG- EXXYZIT
Show Features
Early America
Silverton Hobby and Craft
' Exhibits Reminiscent
of Pioneer Day
' SILVERTON Mrs. Christian
Mudd and Mrs. C. H. Zlnsley Of
Salem . and -Mrs. Lydla Neit of
Portland bar promised, to Judge
the Hobby and Craft show exhibit
ed at Silyertoa, February 13.
v The SUverton Woman's club o
which Mrs. George Jaeschke is
president. Is sponsoring the show,
. .. Mrs. Harry Buckley, general
chairman, announces that exhibits
will be receired at the Eugene
Field building from I to 11 a. m.1
on February IS, on the morning
of the show and that the doors
s will be open-to the public from
l:S0 to iiSO p. m.
A number of unusual demon
strations, as well as two program
features; bare been arranged for.
The program features include a
rope making demonstration by
Silrerton - Future Farmers of
America at 4 p. m., and a foreign
costume and bathing suit review
at 8:30. " Fred Sears Is arranging
a tumbling act.
' Mrs, Kenneth Hewitt, who is in
charge . of . room . settings, reports
' that she will haTe an early Ameri
can bedroom, a Victorian living
room, and a Chinese room. Miss
Elizabeth Klelnsorge will arrange
a modern Hawaiian table setting.
Antiq net china, silver and glass
: exhibit is in charge of Mrs. Charles
Hoyt, while J. D. Drake Is arrang-
ing an exhibit of early Silrerton
- days. Reminiscent of horse and
. buggy days will be the 90 bridle
- rosettes to be exhibited by Mrs.
' John Kerrlck of Salem.
" Mrs. Fay1 Bragg of Silrerton will
demonstrate wearing, Mrs. A. Te
gerson of Independence will card
: wool and also hare an exhibit on
Collection of Norwegian handwork.
Mrs. S. Klnblad will knit. '
Miss Stan bo will exhibit some
of her paintings. Button collec
tions, wood blocking, quilts, bed
spreads, are among the exhibits
promised the committee.
19 Polk Selectees
To Report Feb. 24
DALLAS Word was receired
at the Polk county selectire serv
ice office Tuesday that the next
group to be called were to report
on February 24 for military training."-
The. quota for Polk county
for this call Is 19. Of these, 15
are volunteers.
The tentative list of volunteers
follows: Elmer L. Perkins, Independence,-
route two; Norman E.
Brown, Independence, route one;
Thomas C. Irwin, Balls ton; Jo
seph M. Vaughn, Otis; Lyle W.
Lutz, Salem, route tour; Gordon
N. Needham, Valsets; William J.
Albright, McCoy; Paul M. Rlffe,
Salem route four; John J. Rlffe.
8aIemrroute" four; " Raymond Y.
Housely, Independence, route
two; Robert E. Meinke, Salem,
route one; Gordon K. Herzberg,
Willlmina-, route one; Nobel W.
Herzberg. Rlckreall, route one;
Donald R.- Lichty, West Salem;
Robert Causae, Turner, route one.
The following are selectees: Ed
win J. Totten, Monmouth, route
one; Warren C. Rice, Ocean Lake;
Leslie 'Park. Dallas, route dne;
Grant L.' Barnard, Dallas, route
iwo.
Anniversary Observed
SILVERTON HILLS Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Porter observed their
12 th wedding anniversary here
with a family dinner with guests
including their small- daughter,
Lois Kay. .Mr. . Porter's - mother.'
Mrs. Josle Mires, and his brother.
Harold Mires. .
Courtesy of House Extended to West
Salem Eighth Graders; Pupils Donate
To Paralysis Fund; First Aid Given
WEST SALEM Principal L. A. DashieU and Mrs. Da
shiell accompanied members of the West Salem eighth grade
to visit a session of the house of representatives Wednesday
morning. Polk County Representative Lyle D. Thomas, for
mer local school principal, asked that the courtesy of the
house be extended to the pupils and Mr. and Mrs. Dashiell.
Winter Formal Is
Set at Monmouth
Jessica Todd Hall 'Women
- to Be Hostesses ; .. New
'.' Pledges Named
MONMOUTH One ot the
larger social affairs ot the winter
term at OCE the Jessica Todd for
mal, will be held Saturday night.
Barbara Loomls ot Toledo is
general .chairman and. directs
decorations. Assistants are Hasel
McKay, Toledo; Mary Belle Orore,
Burns, and Shirley Richardson
Barns. -.
Chairman ot the reception com
mittee is June Bennett, Reedsport.
Her aides are Alice Bailey, Gold
Beach; Anna Belle Jacobs, Band
on, and Betty Clanton, Portland.
Chairman of the "refreshment
committee Is Marjorie Rieck ot
Portland, assisted by Valerie
O'Connor, St. Helens; Lenore Cle
mo. Elk ton; Jane Nelson,- Port
land; Velma Milder, .Seaside, and
Alice Burnett, Portland.
The cleanup committee Is Vir
ginia Hayden, Milwaukle; Bar
bara McClellan, Neotsu; Maxine
Looesy, Fort Klamath, and Rath
Dieckhoss, Junction City.
Patrons and patronesses are Dr.
and Mrs. E. F. Barrows, Dr. and
Mrs. C. A. Howard, Mr. and Mrs.
D. R. Dewey, Mr. and Mrs. John
E. Black and Dr. and Mrs. W B.
Merriam.
The theme of the dance is the
Valentine motif. Hearts and cu
plds will garnish the walls, and
the programs will be felt hearts
decorated with gold cupids.
' MONMOUTH New pledges of
Collecto-coeds, women's service
honorary at Oregon College of
Education, are Hasel Me Kay To
ledo: Helen Sharp, Gaston; Betty
Clanton. Portland. Miss McKay is
active in Crimson O Dramatic
club; Miss Sharp, Junior women's
yell leader, and Mis Clanton is
Lamron staff artist.
Collecto-coeds will be hostess
for a Sweetheart dance, Febru
ary It.
MONMOUTH Staff and Key,
women's service honorary, select
ed five new pledges .this term.
They are Virginia Gamble, Eu
gene; Barbara Loomls, Toledo;
Eleanor Hanley, Hfllsboro; Ere
lyn Zahradnlk, Salem, and Lucile
Barnhart, Independence.
Miss Zarahdnlk Is a Junior coun
cil member; Miss Loomis is actire
in La Danza and WAA; Miss
Gamble -is president of Arnold
Arms student home; and Miss
Barnhart and Miss Hanley are
actire in rarious' student affairs.
Quilting Is Done
For Club Hostess
SILVER CLIFF The Silver
Cliff Woman's club met last week
for an all-day meeting with Mrs.
Glen Parrish. Members worked on
a qnilt tor the hostess.
' The next meeting will be Feb
ruary 20, with Mrs. Floyd Fox
hostess.
Present were Mrs. Carrie Town
send, Mrs. Floyd Fox and Frances,
Mrs. H. E. Hubbard, Mrs. W. F.
Krens. Mrs. Roy Stevenson and
Karen Kay, Mrs. Mabel Garver
and the hostess.
WEST SALEM Mr. and Mrs.
J. W, Brooks entertained at their
home on Fairgrounds road Satur
day night in honor of the birthday
of the West Salem first ' gradi
teacher, Mrs. Ethel McCoy. jShe
was presented with a corsage and
birthday cake. i-
Present were Mrs. Ethel McCoy,
Mrs. Vlda Miller, Pearl Grores.
Jennee Sigurdson and Mr. : and
Mrs. Brooks. - I
West Salem school children and
teachers joined the-natlon In the
fight against infantile paralysis
by making a . contribution of
WEST SALEM The 4H Health
club met. for an Interesting meet
ing in the school Mondsy night,
when Captain P. L. Clark ot the
first aid car crew, talked on first
aid and gare some demonstrations,
At the next meeting to be ! held
Monday. Members will giro i first
aid demonstrations. "Visitors are
welcome.' , -
WEST SALEM Mr. and i Mrs.
William Tanner recently mored to
1080 Elm. street from Washington.
He is an operator at the Bonne
ville sub-station here and in Port
land. Their children, Robert and
Jean are in the seventh and fifth
grades, respectlrely.
Church Dinner Is
Slated by Circle
DALLAS Members of circle B
ot the First Presbyterian church
were entertained at the home of
Mrs. . C. E. Phelps Monday after
noon.
Mrs. Maurice Dalton presided
at the business meeting. Plans
were discussed for the chnrch
dinner to be held on the night
of . February 20.; The remainder
ot the , afternoon was spent in
sewing. A delightful social and
tea hour followed. ;
Present were Mrs. Era Smith
and Miss Harriett FuUenwlder,
who were guests, and the follow
ing members: Mrs. E. V, Dalton,
Mrs. E. B. BossattL Mrs. J. F.
Spooner, Mrs. W. C. Leth, Mrs.
Maurice Dalton, Mrs. O r a m e 1
Shreeve, ' Mrs. Donald . Gabbert.
Mrs. - E. W. Cruson, Mrs.. Carl
Bales, Mrs. Del win Reinemer;
Mrs. A. J. Cleveland, , Mrs. VlrgH
Grant, Mrs. Irene Adam, Mrs.
Harvey Carpenter and the 'host
ess. Mrs. Phelps,- , , ; ; .
- The next, meeting will be held
at the home ot Mrs. Irene Adam.
Promotions Given
To Monmouth Boys
MONMOUTH Two Monmouth
boys have received army promo
tions la the past week. They are
Corporal Albert ; Snider,; ot the
medical department, headquarters
battery. Fort Lewis, promoted to
staff sergeant. He is a son of Mr.
and -.Mrs Ora Snidejv - : ' : !
-Corporal Carl Sheeon has beaa
promoted to sergeant. He is a
member lot Company G, Ith in
fantrr, recently of Vancouver bar
racks, now at Fort Lewis. He la
a aoa of s Mrs. Hester Sheeon.
Mrs. Sheeon visited him at Van
couver Sunday, prior to his de
parture i north. He4 was. Just nut
of the hospital folio wins; an at
tack of 'pneumonia
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WEST SALEM Mrs. Martha
Rlerson is reported to be serious
ly ill at the home pt her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs El
mer Rlerson, on Plasa street. ,
Sylvus Exliibits
Magic for School
PRATUM Sylvus. the magi
cian, with his Hall Brothers va
riety show, appearing at the Pra
tum school last Friday night, pre
sented a program to the many
who braved the fog to attend.
The Juggling clown, as well as
the huge fiddle, seemed of spe
cial appeal to the youngsters.
Other acts presented were the
Chinese linking rings, the Rus
sian rope escape, mental magic,
and a bewildering exhibition with
colored silks. "Dick and Gordy"
with their electric guitars were
greatly enjoyed.
The show was sponsored by the
local Parent Teacher association
for the benefit of their 4H schol
arship fund.
Belle Passi DAR
Chapter to Meet
-W O O D B U R N Mrs. Drexjel j
White of Monitor will be hostess
to members of Belle Passl chap
ter, DAR, at her home Friday (
afternoon. ' !
Mrs. Howard Butterfield. re
gent, stated that the birthday an
niversary ot the local chapter will
be observed at this meeting.
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service met Friday afternoon
for a regular business meeting.
Mrs. E. A. Lytle president of the
society, president of . the society,
presided. A membership drire
to start March 1, was discussed.
Plans for a no-host dinner to be
held next Tuesday night at 6:50
were made. The committee In
charge includes Mrs. Buchanan,
Mrs. Breunnlnger, Mrs. J. D.
Wood fin and Mrs. W. A. Smith.
In charge of the program are Mrs.
Lytle and Rer. Ralph Smith.
Ereryone is welcome.
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From young, tender porkers
PORK CHOPS, center
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Shod. Boast, lb. 19c
From Tender Lambs
LAMB CHOPS, enter
cuts, Ib. ; 25c
LAMB STEW, S lbs. 25c
250
CLUB FRANKS . 2 lbs. 25c
BOLOGNA, LIVER SAUSAGE, lb. 18c.
FRESH OYSTERS, pint 19c
FRESH SPARE RIBS not frozen, lb. 18c
HENS, grain fed dry picked, lb. 21c
HAMS "Cenpack"
skinned, no waste. Ib. 25c
SMELT, fresh caught & delivered daily.
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I Wave Kist Tuna 1 1
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Harrest Blosont Flour
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Sacerlxranl Jdce !L 2 f.
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Oregon Gea Fey. Peas Z 11c
Sf-Asparagus Tip 2 25c
Saneriaraiils 3 25c
Driargale Green Beans 11c
Couniry Ilcnb Ccrn 10c
Enerald Bay Spinach ST. 11c
Snzdown Eadcla Figs 10c
Harper House Pern 17c -Baker's
Ccccanal ; iJo 17c
. Yellow Ccrnneal "USfsk?" 27c
Ueslag Vanilla; tC2. telle 25c
Canlertzry' Black Tea IL 25c
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Szirile Cleanser, 3 cans lie :
Swcciiearf Ssap; 3 17c;
Onion Sols
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Shredded Salad j
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SOUP, Honners Chicken Noodle, 3 16-ox. 25c
BIACARONI DINNER, Kraft, pkg 9c
Snowflake Soda Crackers, 2-lb. box 25c
IUTZ CRACKERS, large package 19c
BEVERLY PEANUT BUTTER, 2-Ib. jar 25c '
JELL-WELL, Assorted Flavors, 3 pkgs. 9c
FLUFFIEST BIARSII5IALLOWS, lb. pkg. 8c
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