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Thm OSEGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon Sunday Morning, Februarr 9, 1941
FashionShow
And Bridge
Slated J
As anticipated erent of the
spring season will pe the' fourth -annual
fashion bridge benefit of -Beta
Sigma Phi," national educa
tion sorority, f .
The affair will be held at the
Veterans' hall on Wednesday,
March If at 8 o'clock with the
fashion show : following ' several ;
hours 'of bridge. A g r o o p of
young matrons and maids will act
as models. " ' ;
Proceeds " from the affair .will ,
to to the Beta Sigma Phi. prote- '
gee at the state tuberculosis!, hos
pital Mrs. Lawrence Brown, pres- s
Ident of the group, has announced
that Mrs. Lynn Helse will be
chairman of the fashion bridge.
Tickets" for the erent will be )
available in a fortnight from any
of the members or Mrs. George
Scales, ticket chairman.
VFW Meet Date
Is Changed '
The Veterans of Foreign Wars
auxiliary will sponsor a benefit
card party Wednesday at 8 o'clock
at the Veterans of Foreign Wars
hall. Pinochle. 500," and bridge
: will be played. The public is in
Tited. Reservations may be made
J at 21450 or 59S0.
The committees In charge in-
eludes, Mrs. Cyril Nadon, Mrs.
William Clare, Mrs. William
: Rush, Mrs. Ralph Harlan and
, Mrs. Aubry Tusslng.
f i
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.Family
Bookshelf
that night to pass some "mer
chandise. Carmen, awaiting Don
Jose, who has just been freed re
fuses to go. He comes, the' rest
retire leaving him alone with" Car
men, who, enchanted at recover-
ig her lover, employs all her art
entertain and fascinate him.
; Jut, of a sudden he hears distant
.angles sounding the "retreat,,
realises that he will be a deserter
spite Carmen', astonishment and ' T??-eV1" nt
: , , , growing disdain and fury. Is In An .inspection . ci.ina new. dooc
. ..... semi-annual meeUng tne act ot departing when the ahelf .will hear out this sUtement.
(KITCHEN DAMAGED 7 Val
Kitchen
ged
Turner Nbwi
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TUfcNEIt-j-Mr. and Mrs. jW. A
&Ol?f 1 177 a 17Jr "Bod? McColy are the proud par
eJjjU DV l lllCrire ents f. their first child. ober
- Leroy, born February j K at the
Br tha Llbrarr Staff
The variety of new books now I Independence lions Fine Deaconesa hospital and weighing
In circulation at the public 11-1
brary includes subject for near-
7 pounds. The young f man; Is the
grandson of t Mr. and ! Mrsj Fred
Elser of Turner and Mr. and Mrs.
W. Hi McCully of Dallas, formerly
INDEPENDENCE Independ- r'aJf " n!I?
Members ; - Police
Chief 111
tm r TO" Tna will
f 111 ri boad. governors door ls foreed by Zonlga, Don Among-. the new, books . will be eDCe fIr deDrtment re8 nded to ess at'the Christian church parsoni
" ,r , " Jose's captain. He orders uon found, such titles . as . the follow- a can inm weea u una me uc i Cge on weanesday afternoon fof
. aild?y .Thursda7 Jose be gone, but he refuses to tog
and ! Friday, and Satnrdav mom.
lng. The purpose of the confer
yield to his rival. Swords are
drawn, Carmen summons the gyp-' Williams. This, book is made up.
lng:.. "Fellow. Citizens" by one of jof the C. J. Moyer home -i- badly the annual Frances Willard Me
America's best . humorists, . Gluyaa l dama red caused from ah over-1 morial tea. f A program and so-
t"!l8J l"117 sies from their hiding place and ot his cattoona or; drawings, with heatH f
board of governors. ReDresenta
tives from each local center have
PaiTlus and Mr. r m rill against his superior officer, to Everyday situaUons and Just or- sUrted at the Lloa'a club this George Nelson
L?."!' M. Devers are leave SeTllle and joiQ smUK. dinary neople are here portrayed ! " . J from attacks? ol
glers.
Salem's members.
Thursday's program includes a
tour of the art project headquar
ters' fn Pnrtlanit an A
of production nnits, election of famo"s ,Habanera;' B,anR
Zuniga is disarmed. Don Jose la little, text, as the Illustrations ate j about $3$0. - j assisting her.? ' .1
now forced, as an open mutineer, complete . stories, .in. themselves. J A Dr. Quiz question box'' -was Mrs. Leo f Klokstad.-and Mrs,
Everyday situations and Just or-1 Ktartl at the Lion's club this George Nelson are i recovering
i.v W r A ir.' I from attacks? of measles at their
a mm . i w fi' be w ii ii m i ivriir Kn rv mil l aw i a
in sucn a way as to onng out the 7 - ; " " home here. ! So far the two are
most, ridiculous, side of life. Many! Dr. Quiz. Lions failing to answer I the CMes o the disease id
Music Synopsis
temporary chairman of the board
of governors in the morning re
ports of presidents and tnanarpr
of various. Art Centers throughout
Carmen, the chorus of cigarette
girls,- the street-boys chorus, the
A new honor has come to Lu
cille Barnhart, daughter of Mr.
She
! Turner.
1
L
Music heard in act one Includes Ji T.
will welcome this eollprtiftn.
Professor Ernest' Albert Hoot- and Mrs, -Elmer Barnhart.
Hn.r ul, T -Vi 'nnn on of Harvard has a flair for odd has been selected as a pledge to nn on the school erounds
dl6t AiWe cilSa"S. "ties is "Why Men Behave Like Staff and Key at Oregon College I leana,p -cao01 gronad.
l uotj aula iuu. u,:4uiuma w ui,u
Miss Dorothy Dental, teacher of
the third and fourth grades, Fri
day had her pupils participate in aj
I
Apes and Viaa Versa.'.' This au-1 of Education. She ia also aecre-
thority on anthropology has def-tary of the junior class. IfW C I ' " TT 1 1
lnite ideas as to our present sad Mr. and Mrs. Gerald BulkFey I V lAtn Til rfnlli
i
Speicial Service
the state: a report on nation wM tarmei1 s"s.
art center projects bv Otto Panl- In Act two the "Toreador
ns oi aaiem ana a tour of the aon pernaps Desi Known, condition, socially and economi-1 of Salem are the parents or a
Salem center in the afternoon. wltn the rythmic gypsy trio and cally speaking. He explains that I baby girl. Kathleen Jane, born
On Friday there will be dis- tne melodious quintet, also fa- man has degenerated biologically Saturday. Mrs. Bulkley is the
cussion periods in the moraine, miliar. Carmen is perhaps the instead of progressed under scien- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
a trip to the Elks temnlA In most melodious Of Operas, With ifi? advancement. Thl wfentlat. rrnnke
land to see the Philharmonic or- most of its music definitely Span- author, however learned he mav I rr. and Mrs. M. J. Bulten will Seoul WIc TVrtfwT iPln
chestra rehearsal, and a Smore-9 . ish, with marked rythm of the be. incresafullv nonnlirfips nrn. ontertafn the nvl Whist rlah dur- -f i . ' . ! 's
oora at tne Multnomah hotel at country. found science and his own theory 1 inr the weekend. mwi jws xrareniS
of the influence of heredity. Much The Kill Kare club will meet
of his writing success is due to I with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Addison
his manner of telling, which is Friday night
T-Tiy-Ti- lively, straight from the shoulder, William Noble city chief of
Kw-Li x and witty, as time and subject re- pollc
noon. The permanent organization
will be formed in the afternoon
(A lynopais of tb remainder of the
opera, will appear next Sunday.)
(Continued From Page 11)
CO-STARS Solito De Solis, who appears with Rubinoff and a trio to Timberiine ind
as accompanist ioi the violinist, and piano soloist. .nas been arranged.
T-Nni. Tirol Saturday's program includes
De Sobs Will Appear as Accompanist heureaden 2
Mrs. F. X. Hoereth and Mrs. Ann Sn met With KllKirirff
James Beall will entertain the xxxwii.
ui unrinu inenai at me nome Sonto De Soils, who is appear
ct Mrs. Hoereth s sister. Mrs. S. ine here Tuesday at the new hlrr
.is'ml"9 8treet' 8Cho1 auditorium as associate Including the former queen of 5f"ij. " D, glven Dy Konftd ?ha "V,,
February 14. The meetlnar nrev- x... ; a v -i- t"Vue.. q 01 Ruddiman. Scout exftpniT f th. the wall
EHir SSSS SsS5fM
as a vounji sDanisn reiucree ne rnni h tiniia 4 v wnnt nne y.vc.oxu 10 uicsemeu in oo . - . .1 i.t
iRLrZXlT? toured the European continent a. among them, the prized CrosTor 3l.t birthday of color cmie; C".iS" iuuT remarkabiristory1 and Merchant eekS
nu ei woi aaa unu iifiut auu uu ZVla.1 til. VVliaeilll 11.
to 0en House !
1
the West
will be held Monday at the Vet
erans or Foreign Wars hall.
Congregationals
Change Meeting
WEST SALEM At
nZlrrr. hZ iZh S4lemi Methodist chuilch service
police has been confined to his Mr Ar.,t 1 r---.. ei..J
V- home by Ulness. "1-L.V T "w. r!?L"
All of us are interested in the Guests at the home of Mrs. D. r..." . ;e.
governors and a tour through the denla corsages. . . The tea was great Facinc northwest. One part Collins and Mrs. Blanche Kirk-1 ." v "."T
art museum, Portland. more or less informal with guests the state of Washington, is endal were Mrs. G. C. Snider, "Trj Vint .-li-.V175
rhattine awhila heforn minx nn very well covered in a new book and Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Bersrer :Y , L ""Ir" ol
of Russia. Solis has nlaved for x.. ....J. . . . . . Intn th0 m entitled "Buildinar a State. 1889- a,- wni PFewn a ine worship ;hour.;
in me center a ions: - Vvu0wtv 1 win meet wun Mrs. u. .u. ciiopt-r 1 , 'i. r
a a. tit v. a a m 1 ira ac u nr 111 e 1 11 iiwri nn 1 noiF r a a w
with quince, "Muiogion ocaie uioncai Thursday afternoon. to Sllrr7 Vi7. !
Thei West Salem Boy' Scout
troop ;will be guests at the Inight
services and irill take part fii the
program, as National Boy iScout
week is being observed. . A,
Dickson is loal scout master and!
this
oe occasion playe5 25 week. In reTot Gerayr recognized "hi. the country during the week the arrangement . A three- faddTo teS pleasure"
nn. t jintnn o-o o-omor, 1 i , ..." of rhri A rv 7 ti. some who motored down from LroDS aaa 10 ine reaamg pleasure
""Vr. CrV.?,- v. S"1 1u",."? "lwmJ? up?n r ."'"I Portland for the affair. . . Mr. and general usefulness of
jiwiuuis iuv uuc vi vuuui, no uiiu ine cavaiier 01 tne uanuoe in au over
also boasts 17 other titles. Al- Order. KSLM.
though a "descendant of the Idol Although Soils has been in this
Amencus veapuccious ior wnom country only a short time he has The Salem Heights Woman's "
America is named. Solis is aen- already dlnniavod sn nnn.n.1 ik ,ia - T earlier in the afternoon
. ... . . . - J. b vuu uciu us icgumr meeunar at
erany consiaerea bpamsn ior nls for Interpretation of the standard th Arr Ppn tor nn VvlAmwr
first CongregaUonal church will h?V inThaT'o1116 POSfU,,r "c noon- A allery n workshop
Toe entertained at the home of thI,?m f" ,liat.J f "tT a Rubinoff and Soils will offer tour Was an additional feature of
-Mrs. R. a. Hutchinson, 715 North .t tll , xTf " t. ' , , v ' m ul popular ana tne group program. Current ex
Robert Rovd. Mrs. Ralnh Stalev Dook
and Mrs. William Bowes. . . the lwo D00" 01 inspiration and
matrons visited at the legislature ODe PPear among the flood of
doom auuui wars ana preparairon
"Life of Riley"
I JnOTl Retirement Jh "f-ltant Is Claud Bpyd. r.
I e.n
. V.
Miss Marian Herrick, daughter VV-mitVi PnfluAr
of the educational, director of the 1 OUin UnaeaVOr
hlbits viewed by the club mem
bers were the Currier and Ives
prints, the display of Mexican
Vespers Valentine
Party Planned
University
American institute In La Paz, Bo- CH "W J
llvia, and at present a student UU I earS LJlCl
np 1 rp n i . prints, I
lIUVt?l laiK VjTlVen art and crafts from the private its annual Valentine
collection of Mr. and Mrs. Byron First Methodist church for Friday American
T. Randall and the exhibit of night at 6 o'clock. A party will cracv.
the follow the basketball game at WI1
Before Clnh
at Willamette university, will pictures by the minlls
peak on "Bolivia, Its Customs The Marion county Christian Members of the Salem Zonta Washington school.
and Educational , Work." Miss Endeavor union gave a party at cluD meetln- for nnr
Herrick will have a display of the Knight Memorial church on tr "nner on mi ,
native work to supplement her Friday night in celebration of the Tburday night, heard a talk by Th StOrV
talk, and will be assisted with the 0th birthday of the organization. Mrs. C. W. Stacey on the trip she
Music by her brother and a Bo- Mr. Veldon Diment, field secre- "d Mr. Stacey took through the Of Carmen
llvlan friend. tary for Linfield Pacific college, southern states during the Christ-
ABsisung airs, ituicmnson at was guest speaker and Mr. Marvin mat season.
iui unit wm ne Airs. la. Mar- Senter. president of Marlon coun- Tne travellers covered over attend the performance of
of
lamette.
Leo Baldwin, social chairman, is
in charge of the dinner and party.
On his committees are Miss Reeva
Schmidt, decorations; Miss Pearl
Bendiksen, Miss Helen Boltjes and
Miss Marcia Fry. waitresses; Doris
t Laney and Marie Hall, menu;
Mrs Ramona B. Frejrch. direct!
Or Of the West Salem klnrformrt.
orwmr tan 11 , . i I . o -
dsm,j aj gouj, x ye woriea en and nlav school. tnnonni h
for wars. One Is a short but bean- 1Ike a CU8S a11 my 1Ife: now Vm children are Inviting their parents;
going to quit and go fishin'," N. I. and friends to an oiwn
called "Let Us Have Faith," which A" """"" eiiui5earjaa ocio gram j Tuesday afternoon at 3
ls this blind woman's creed of merchant, said this week In an- o'clock in th$ Methodist , church;
life, based on friendship. The oth- uouacms ms retirement oiarcn x basement.
r la " . : Shall Nnt Perlh I ""i" -iie uaraware Business ne RuIIdera iaa nt tho MliAi.
the Earth" hy Ralnh Rartnn Pr- h conducted on the corner Of I church held si no-hmt aiinnAi
Vespers ls planning ry. Thla Is a short but passionate th Main and Water streets for study period 'at the Robert eJ
alentlne banquet at defense as well as tribute to the nearly 30 years- Pattlson honie Thursday iiahti
demo- . rrison pians to taae a trip Special guest were Mr. and Mrs.
, 7V. ""'" uyos- wenaen wiimarth, Lottie i Mc
al of his present stock of machin- Adam. Mr ah fr iih.. fa.vi
Monday, February 24 has been ery. Implements and hardware, man anrf Mr ntJL tr. to.w?
UVm,ici. ... oi-uic iuuuiiig, r5- mson.
Deneiic onage party at tne fjnerry nouse ana lots naa not been made
City bakery. Miss Shirley Evenson this week.
is In general charge of arrange-1 Prior to his engaging in the
ments. hardware business Morrison
operated a planing mill Jh Scio.
Robert RawKon'a yrand mop. uu um coniracimg ior ouiiamg
institution of
- rm . . - ' 7. " i ... i II. i
carmen oy jtuin nurKoyne. proeram: Hiima study class will meet on TnuJT """" "U""U1" "ul"- "J
Fdrmors Union
News i I
i
y,M- Mir Cnrlstenson, Mrs. ty union, waa toastmaster. Mr. 9000 miles in their tour, and took VtZ rll"tc.l"Z: Breuser and Edith Paris,' tickets, at 8 o'clock. 1310 South Liberty pforrion h fttes are the barber I
J. F. Humphreys. Mrs. E. S. Oil- anrt ; Mr. iaii rirma ih detailed note whirh .h. . 7. Hl?9" !? 1. F?" wnimti ...ripnt. an r.. k D shop, Dr. Prill's office. Scio ra- the
, - - v . ucucBvr
male quartet from the Pratum cussed in her talk. Mrs. Stacey also r to the enjoyment ox tke opera.) of the church are Invited. A spe- set
to any one interested.
Eteri Class Has
Evening Party
Act 1
In a square of Seville. Morales,
cordial invitation is extended Mennonite church gave a musical showed pictures of things seen
any one interested. n-.T Hnri ,. . .
Mrs. CL Carter told of her bba- New members in th rinh who
elation ita the second ChrisUan were at the meeting on Thursday. ?,ficr of the dragoons ls loung
i-naeavor society rormea in Mas- were wrs. iena Black, Mrs. E(
sachusetts and her relationship M. Hammond and Mrs. Rollin K
with Dr. and Mrs. Frances E. age.
ROSEDALK Red Hills local of
Farmers SUnlon met Tuesday?
night, j The b'usiness meeting; waa
clal price has been placed on tick
ets sold In pairs.
presided over! by the f president,!
The Eterl class of the First
Clarke, founders.
Another guest was State Presi-
Baptist church met Frldav niirhf dent of Oregon Christian Endeav
at the church for the regular ore .Miss Marjorie Boon of Port
land, who read a letter of greeting
from Mrs. Frances E. Clarke. A
night broadcast this week will square. The relief guard with Don
near Major Carleton E. Spencer Jose and his superior officer Zu
i?r P? ! officers selective service. Major Spencer, marches off. Now at the strike
were present aiso. professor of law at the University noon, the cigarette girls pour
oi uregon, was recently called to out rxom tne adjacent tobacco
Tho JTnnlur o-uil.l nf Ika tVIvn. active dutv lmdAr th l-.!ir. factory. Last of all comes. Par men
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Blum. Mr. tii rhnrrh win m tnr- i service act. The nrncram l the beautiful, bold, heartlesa Prn.
and Mrs. J. B. Manning and Mr. o'clock luncheon in Parrish hall KSLM. sy girl. Her eye chances to light
mna Mrs. waiter Lotus. Fifty four on Tuesday. Mrs. J. N. Chambers on uon Jose who ls quite obliv-
rage. Arnold Boyanovsky and R
B. Haines residences.
Ariivlnr-in Salem in Mav. 1889. 1 Frank! Barnett. Delesratea iwere
tiui'wLL Mrs. Charles Hill from his birthplace in New York, elected to attend the state Icon-
entertained the Hopewell United Morrison onerated a nlaner and ventlon and Warehouse meetinrJ
lng with the soldiers in front of . Mrs- ioa M.ioaey ana ner uretnren ladles aid at an all day helped to dress the lumber for One appllcantifor membership was
the guard house. Mecaela, whose l cunureu oi Arlington are ex- quuting on a grandmothers flow- the Thomas Kay Woolen mill accepted. I i . i
shy glances betray an interest In Pe- on .naay ror a fortnight's er garden pattern quilt. A basket there. Morrison took up a home- The program was composed of?
the soldiers, enters, looking for "" wllu Mr- Bna MTB- dinner was served at noon. The stead in the Bilyeu section south- musical numbers and a short iplay
Don Jose, a cornoral in the ree-i- Snell at their Fairmount Hill next meetlnar will be at th enat nf Rrin and tni haa Hmir "irpniii. a cifret h. in..i
'w m me American j.e- ment. Micaeia evades too pressing cnurcn. hoidlnes In that district. ent. i t
eiua auxiiiary-s regular Monday attentions and then leaves the
business and social even ine
Mr. Willis Keithly showed pic
tures illustrating the 23rd Psalm.
A travelogue of the Pacific
northwest was also shown. On the
committee for the evening were
were in attendance.
The Book-a-monlh club met on
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. E.
A. Hurts on the River road. Mrs.
Kay Yocom gave the book report.
will be hostess, assisted by Mrs.
lous of her presence. After mo-
W. Parker
assistea Dy Mrs. TH Ftm , e. , , . ..-u.-. A.ir iuu-
. Mrs. Cornelia ni ,?taT.,!-4J. CAH mentary hesitation she approach-
Thomas. Mrs. David Euan and , v "1 "w " -.eBeri es him and throws him a nosegay.
Mrs. E. J. Scellars. J "u lullo.w na WU1 passionate glan
c e
wun an afternoon of card-, tnma ani n.. r- t... i.
. 08tes,seiUfre Mr8' G- A- Reeher, ed and flattered by such a token
Mr. and Ira. XC C TTlk ,1 Mrs. Ed Wood Mra A fl un... -...4t.ii.- . 7.
K.enu!t,WJi11Kbe.lle,a Mr and Mrs. Lynn Helse attend- "d Miss Virginia Bird'. Mis. Ulva prised by his village sweetheari
4. May m ebruarT wltn d the Pioneer Telephone banquet "rby, Mrs. J. H. Jennings and
Mrs. w. E. Kirk. Mrs. Arden Reed at the Multnomah hotel Saturday M"s. William McKinney.
wij aim 10. dook report. night.
rfT-&y& i .
O Your Doctor writes a pre
scription. From his band it
passes oa to yours. But whose
will bt that Third Hand?
Who are yon going to trust
. to ill the prescription?
. " "IWi If maf. '
. ter?! von ask;
. "Anydrug store
can compound
a preicxiption.'
Yes, aad any Doctor can
vmtt a prescription. But you
instinctively seek a practi
tioner in whom you have
the most implicit confidences
- Why take chances with this
trre-imi a Pass
port to Health?
Ask your Phy-
ician about
this pharmacy;
WILLETT'S
mom
Micaeia, who brings a mBsage
irom nis mother exhorting Don
jose to ne true to his first love.
Countess Mora- Zamoyska will Mff Jl J?11 V tth. d r, w
speak about her experiences dur- ijSHi h,0" J64!116 'etter;
lng the siec-e of Wa
members and mt. t.o eariIer. aay8. he would
members and guests of the West- f hi m,, "Jfl , e 7ona inou,nce
minster rulld of the Flrat PrP-h. hefIt:ul. Pa8Jon Inspired by Car-
terian church on Wednesday at 8 Siak. in nnn M.n.
In upon this softer mood
one of her
terian church nn wd.-- 1 To en'. ?1 - sudden disturbance
..vr..:r "'..0 breaks
y I. ine public Parm-i
small admission !. r, , u . .' ner
charsre will h ma tuiujiaiuuM in a quarrel and Don
jose is commissioned to arrest
and take her to Jail. Her passion
Missionary society of the First ate wiles however overbear his
Presbyterian church will meet on "0o- resolutions; he lets her es
Wednesday afternoon and hear cPe' and 18 himself punished by
airs, uonaia Mccormick, president ""vrwunmeni.,
of the Synodical speak. Mrs. R. W. i Act 2
jiiuison is devotional leader and i Scene Is in a suburban resort
. a. uiaisyer is social i smugglers of whom Carmen ls
chairman. a faithful ally. Here she had
promised to meet Don Jose; Just
Members of the Nebraska clob v, . 11 Da881n' ine time agree
will entertain at a Valentine par- ,7 ,n tbe comPny of Zuniga
iy and special program at KP u uluer omcers. i.scamiiio, a re
hall on Friday night at 7:10 pm dobtahIe toreador, joins them
and falls In love with Carmen,
Th xt ;who jrepulses hig advances. Two
nf r . -yPes. leaders of the smugglers.
hall o '"r.?"0? " !e-teii to inform Carmen and her
thepublle irinvited omPa-ons Fraqulta and
uuc is invited. . Merceda tha hlr -t .
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