T OSIOON STATESMAN. Satan. Oroa, SoturdczT Honing, May 17, 1141
FACZ EZVET
Purple Heart
Group Starts
Isms Drive
Educational promotion ot Amer
icanism is the objective of cam
paign in which Fred C Marsden,
representative of the Military Or
der of the Purple Heart, Is en
gaged in Oregon and currently in
Salem which will be his head
quarters for the next several
months.
Combatting the Inroads of naz-
ism, communism and other for
eign ideologies is the purpose of
the campaign, but the method Is
purely educational, . Marsden ex
plained. The Purple Heart organ
ization recognizes, he said, that
Identification of persons engaged
in nazi or communist activity, and
any steps to control them, are Jobs
to be undertaken only by federal
authorities. His own task is to en
courage the promotion of patriot
ism in the schools, to address civic
clubs and other groups interested
In hearing his message, and to co
operate with patriotic organiza
tions In their endeavors along this
line. -
The Military Order of the Purple
Heart Is composed exclusively of
war veterans who were 'wounded
in action under conditions which
entitle them to wear a wound
. chevron or who were awarded
the meritorious citation certificate
of the AEF comander-ln-c ief.
The order was formed by men
who had been awarded the purple
heart medal in accordance with a
war department order Issued in
1932 but the purple heart medal
itself was instituted by an order
issued by George Washington in
1782. t
North Howell
People Move
NORTH HOWELL Mr. and
.'Mrs. Paul Baughman and family
have purchased a small tract of
land in the Labish district and
moved there last week. They have
been living in a house on Virgil
Morgan's farm.
Another move of local interest
is that of Mr. and Mrs. Halvor
Mikkelson and son, Calvin, who
have moved to a large dairy farm
near Broadacres. It is understood
that the Mikkelsons traded their
small farm in this district for
cattle and equipment to operate
the larger place.
Mrs. Albert Moullet and Billy
Sann are in the Silverton hospital
as the result of injuries sustained
when the Moullet car, driven by
Albert Moullet, collided with an
other car on the outskirts of Sil
verton. The accident occurred
Friday. . ; '. V
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lepley, Sa
lem, are the parents of a dauh
ter. Mrs. Lepley and Betty Jean,
are now, at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. C. lUckard
for a few weeks' stay.
Return to Home
TURNER Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Stephenson, Los Angeles, left
Tuesday for their home, after
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Church Services
FTR8T CHUKCH OF CHJUST,
Omneketa and Liberty streets. 8un
oar school li a. in. ScttIcm 11 a. ra. I
and s p. m. LMwn-iermoo: "Mortaial
SALTATION ASUfT
211 SUte street, Salem, saturaar.
t. tn. tTM.aiut easy praise service,
undar, t:49 a. m, company maetins.
Special Sundar school with program
ages. Major xiougn-
Antl-ffamrjlfntf anrf 1nftv 1am I and Immortals." Wednesday meettna I for students of all azea.
' " - uuuu(g is ecwnoi ww I o CIOCK. Bpeciu youns
ln room at SOS Maaontc building ooon
daily except Sunday, 11 a. m. to 9
p. m. Wednesday evening until T3Q.
SOUTH SALEM rRIEVDS '
South Commercial at Waahinctoa
street. DUloa W. Mills, pastor. Sunday
school 19 a. m. lieettng for worship!
li a. m. uscaaa couect deputation
group will sins and preach. Christian
Endeavor S:45 p. m. Xranselistic aer
vteo 7 JO p. m. Cascade college tat
ipecial youns peoples legion
mttIm. a a'cloclr. At 1JO Major
Houghton, the corps officer, win brinf
tvarujensue message, preceaea oj spe
cial music and slneinf. Week night
meetings Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday at S p. m.
through all Marlon county, Dis
trict Attorney Miller B. Hayden
declared Friday ai warrant tot
the . arrest of Marshall McKee was
delivered by Constable Earl Ad
ams to woodburn's constable.
McKee, said to be county dis
tributor of pi nb all and other
"trade-stimulator' games for thai charge. Prayer meeting Thursday at 1 Church school a. m. J. J. riu-
Northwest Amusement company I .
of Portland, had not been arrested I wislktan vethodist
when Adams returned to Salem. eU.9,ueriL??fr-; SerYict!
a , , 1 nwu nui, vunuucrciu ana jerry
He IS to face a complaint filed In streets. Sunday 1M p. Rev. Levi
Woodburn justice court against 1 ?ker- F1 wiu be no
nim as alleged 'owner of a "slot i r , -
machine. said to h llleiail-r ot-1 immantjx baptist
nitST PKESBTttRIAN
Chemeketa and North Winter streets.
Rey. W. Irvin Williams, pastor. Don
Douris, director of religious education.
Church school f:4 a. m. J. J. I"itx-
aunmons, Supt. Worship 19 as a. m.
Message by - pastor, ."Avoid Ascert
cism." Anthem, "Behold the Master
Passeth By." Solo, "rear Not O ureal.'
sung by Evelyn Gibson. Young, peo-
Siea CE at p. m. intermediate and
igh school CE croups SO p. m. Ser
vices at 1.1S p. m. Organ concert 1:1S
until las . m. by Maurice W. Bren-
na. Maun bv oaator. "Bewara of
miiJ -t n . I v-ornrr oi iiorui txmm ana Acaaemy i ucense. 2oio, "now i-ovegr are xne
eraxea ai naymore park on the streets. Eev. James T. Martin, pastor. Dwellings." sung by Shirley Steams.
r-Mi-i 1 117 iunwBT SOUUl OZ xlUD- I uw wejrruxi own scnooi xv u m, i xouia xeuowimp airer cvenuix erne.
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According to the German censor who released this photo. German armored units are depicted tolling info
an unnamed conquered town. Note the townspeople raising hands aloft In greeting.1 (It Is assumed this
shew of nasi might Is repeated wherever necessary to Impress the citizenry with the vselessness of
resistance.) ;.f i - j r- j : . j : !-
World'a Xlamt Miaunilarataod Man.'
Silverton officers, Hayden said. I bypu t p. m. Evening gospel service
had promised him to act In clear- chVPraVer tfiX l
ui out games paying in mercnan-1 n p. m.
fiuvcjr-cvnatrunea ; 01- rnnniM ivn
ficers do not remove gambling de-1 missionary alliance
Vices Of Which he recently has had Gaines street at Fifth. H. E. Snavely.
numerous complaints, he will take
steps necessary to insure law en
forcement, Hayden declared.
Choir practice Wednesday 7je p. m.
Prayer service 'Thursday T 38 p. m.
Boy scout troop No. S Tuesday at
130 p. m, . . ..
Equipment Added
For Increased
Bean Pack
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STAYTON Preparations are
being made hero for the 100,000
cases of Blue Lakes, West Stay
ton grown beans, which will be
packed in 1941 for the Campbell
soup company of Camden, NJ. Of
these 50,000 cases will b packed
by the Stayton cannery; and the
remainder will be packed by the
Blue Lakes Producers, - cooperat
ive. West Salem.
The Stayton cannery will pack
beans harvested, from 500 acres
in the West Stayton and North
Santiam areas, an Increase of 200
acres by 12 new growers over last
year's bean production, j
The pack is expected to begin
in mid-July and approximately
$40,000 worth of new equipment
has been added. The equipment
includes 10 new model snippers,
replacing older equipment, a new
large-size grader as well as two
extra pre-graders and additional
can fillers. Two new trucks have
also been added.
Organ Concert Slated
rOrgan music will be played at
the First Presbyterian church
Sunday by Maurice W. Brennen
in his weekly recital from 7:13 un
til 7:30 pjn. - .
His . selections are: Preludio,
from Third Sonata in C Minor,
Guilmant; Adagio, from Third So
nata in C Minor, Guilmant, and
Harmonies du soir, Karg-Elert.
Guest at Auburn
AUBURN Miss Susanna Haw
kins, Nevada City, CaliL, has ar
rived for a visit with her parents,
Mr. and i Mrs. Ben H. Hawkins,
Auburn. I " ,
short vacation spent at the R. O,
Witzel home.
Silverton Chinches
Immannel Lutheran
SILVERTON Services Sunday
morning at Immanuel Lutheran
church will be dedicated to relief
in war-stricken countries. Rev. J.
M. Jenson, pastor, reports. . An
offering will be taken for relief
funds at the 11 o'clock service.
Dinner will be served immediate
ly and a short program will be
given. ; -
; Sunday school and Bible class
es Will meet at 10 ajn. The Ladies
Aid society will servo the basket
dinner at noon. The pageant,
"Jesus Only" will be given Sun
day at 8 o'clock.
Christian Church
Rev. Russell Myers of the
Christian church Is announcing
Bible school at 9:45 mjxl with
Mrs. John W. Jordan in charge.
At the 11 o'clock services, Rev.
Myers will speak on "The King
dom Come," Christian Endeavor
will be held at 0:30 o'clock with
evening worship at 7:30 o'clock
when the theme will bo "The
Tragedy of! an Unsurrendered
LUeY ; - ;
Monday night the women of
the : Missionary society will en
tertain their husbands and sons
who served the Mother-Daughter
banquet, and the members of the
church orchestra. Thursday eve
ning the midweek services will be
held. : The Loyal Women's class
will meet Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Edwin G un
dersoil. I
Methodist Church
. At the Methodist church Sun
day school will begin at 9:45 ajn.
to be followed by the 11 o'clock
sermon on the topic, "A Heart
Strangely Warmed that Changed
World History." The Ep worth
leagues meet at 2 o'clock and the
evening Sunday forum, at 8
o'clock. Rev: Edward Terry will
be speaker. The Missionary Circle
will meet Tuesday at 2 o'clock at
the homo of Mrs. A. H. Smith.
Calvary Lutheran I
Norwegian j Independence day !
will be observed with ai Nor
wegian program at Calvary Luth-
Cliurcli Group
Broadcasts ,
On Sunday
Yoimi people 0f the First Pres
byterian church will present a half
pastor. Sunday school 1:41 a. n. Wor
ship 11 o clock. IJO p. m. young peo
ple's meeting. Evangelistic service at
TJQ p. m. woaaesday Bible study and
prayer 1:30 p. m. Thursday, missionary
band, homo of Mrs. Clarence Woelk
on Wallace road, 10 o'clock, all day
meeting ana sewing.
PENTECOSTAL LIGHTHOUSE
420 state street. 10 o clock Sunday
school. 11 o'clock morning worship
hour. T:iS p. m. evening evangelistic
services. T:49 p. m. Wednesday mid
week Bible study of the tabernacle
In the wilderness. 7:4S p. m. Friday
young people's meeting. G. M. Cads,
pastor.
LESUX METHODIST
South Commercial and Myers streets.
Dean C. Poindexter. minister. Sunday
church school 8:43 a.' ra.- Morning wor
ship 11 o clock, sermon. "He Ascended
Into Heaven." The Ep worth League
will meet at 9 p. m. Evening ser
vice at 7 JO. Message, "Realizing Cod's
Purpose tor Me,?
SAINT JOHN'S LUTHERAN
(Missouri Syned)
16th and A streets. H. W. Gross, pas
tor. Sunday school and Biblo class
I a. m. Services 10 a. m. Sunday school
teachers meeting of the upper Wil
lamette group at Mi
from 1 :00 until 130 Dm. under I shin 11 o'clock, aubiect. -au rfosh
the suenlpM: rf thm nMiwun Km. 1 Grass.'
S.t at I AS.
WOT'
Subiect. "AU flesh U
Evening evangelistic service
'Missing Heaven by an Inch.
Howard Olson, assistant nastor.
xne nrrram or wnnwn and ma. 1
ran ohnrrh RatnrVlnv niirht with I tit . !TZ I BETHKL BAPTIST
- - 1 kiu iiiu.iic win inuuai uui ini- w .u -.. n 1 t w i
William Vaswig, Portland as lowins: Octet. Edcrar ritrnimnn. thofx. dd. oaator. Bible school s.-45
speaker. At the Sunday morning Roy Burns, Ray Loter, Paul Kelty, f; fJJvJt
services an offering will be taken Lucille Reed, Myrtle Meier. Ger- pressions." Bible school workers' fel-
fnr Nnruraffian rpllpf. I hriiAm KTata rA vi-m. t.. rtrn I lowshiD 1
, . 1 muu ivctu CUi t U- I .o 1. c? Mtiri.-. T-w
! Sunday school and Bible classes son. singing "Break Thou the Zt X.cZ'i chrtat?-"pV.V
will rw held at 10 a m. with Miss I RfMif nf T Afm lur.i .- nr. I and Braise service Wednesday at lAi
m Tn, ..nnbmilmL TtWt. mr-. in,- l P- to. Choir practice Thursday a p. m.
Evangelist Vaswig wfll speak at "Blessed Assurance;" duet "Tell P"" baptist
the 11 o'clock services and at a I Me the Story of Jesus." Beverly
special service at Z0 o'clock: ana I ana xusio Johns: violin solo, "Cal
at 7:30 pxn. Sunday services. The I vary," Geraldine Schmoker; solo.
Ladies Aid society Willi meet Myrtle Meier, -Alleluia," and
Wednesday at t o'clock at the short talks by Ruby Kearns, Paul
church with Mrs. O. C. Olson as Kelty and Don Douris. Twenty
hostess. ' 1 l young people will sing the opening
Trinity tneme song.
Rev. M. J. K. Fuher will talk
I J3 p. TO.
CEimcn or mvt christ
OP LATTFJt DAT SAINTS
North Cottace. Sunday school
10 a. m. Evening services at f JO. Ba
uer society s p. m.
FIRST METHODIST
State and Church streets. Dr. J. C
Harrison, minister: Miss Ruth Cramer,
director of religious education. Church
scnooi t:s a. m. Nursery u a. ra.
ber. Intermediate and high school
leagues and University vespers S30
wwship lunch, noon. Evening worship p. m. Evening worship T:ia o'clock.
rural Ivsngelism." Special music
we quanec.
by
vivtv nriitnmril.
saut annual conference this week at
Marion and Summer streets. Confer
ence begins Wednesday at S p. m. and
closes May S3. The conference will
be presided over by Bishop Z. W.Prao
tortus, DO, St Paul. Minn. Assisting
District SuDcrlntendent Dr. X. W.
Petticord, Oregon district, and Dr. C.
P. Gates, Washington district.1 Visitoro
from uio general cnurcn. hot u. atet-
kr, manager of the Evangelical pub
lishlng house. Harriaburg. Pa4 and Dr.
W. L. Bellman, executive secretary
treasurer general missionary society.
150 ministerial and lay delegates will
attend.
AMERICAN LUTHERAN - .
Church street between Chemeketa
and Center streets. Rev. P. W. Erik
sen, pastor. t:43 a. m. Sunday school.
Oscar LuidahL Supt. 11 a. m. morning
worship. Sermon topic. "Doers of the
Word."' Call to worship, "Dear Lord
and Father of Mankind.1 choir. Com
mon service, scripture and prayer. Spe
cial music arranged by Mark Walts,
director of music. This servica may
be heard over KSLM 11-11 noon. 30
p. m. Y P League service.
CHRIST LtmrtRAN (ALC)
1 Stat and 18th streets, P. H. Tbeuer.
pastor, Sunday school 18 a. m. Otto
Cronke, Supt. Worship 11 a. m, "Seek
the Lord in Prayer." German aervkieo
a. m. Thursday Ascension day sets
tees if a. m. (German), and T 'JO p. m.
"The Glory of Our Lord's Ascension.1
PriscUla Guild. Wednesday t SO p. u.
with Mrs. R. W. Johnson. 1T3S Norway
street. Conflrmatkm class Saturday at
S a. m. .
Former Deacon
Gives Sermon
On Sunday the Rev, Frank (X
Stannard, formerly of Salem but
Baptist church, will occupy the
pulpit! of Calvary Baptist church
In the morning and evening tn the
absence of the regular pastor. Rev.
Aroo Q. Weniger.
Rev. Stannard. who has led his
congregation at Ocean Lake tn the
building of a new house of wor
ship, Am a former member, a dea
con and the moderator of Cal
vary Baptist church.
(HAYES VILLB BRANCH)
One mil north of dry limits on the
Portland highway. Bible school S:45 1
a. m. Dewey Davis. Supt. BYPU :1S
p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Leon
advisors, i
Lambert,
S in.f:5Na.Te: Graduation Set
is, vuvu auvu. 4UUV
church. There will be special At Falls nitv
music by Trinity choir. The Con-
KNIGHT MEMORIAL
CONGREGATIONAL
Howard C. Stover, minister. Morn
ing service 11 o'clock. Sermon, "Re
ligious Plodders.'' The ministry of
music. Evening seme at 730. Ser
mon. The cold of Humanity." Sun
day; school 10 a. m. Young people
f 30 p. m.
gregation fellowship hour win fol
low the morning services - with
Mrs. Ed Holden, Mrs. Ed Ander-
son and -Mrs. A. O. Satrum as
hostesses. The program will .bo
given by Luther league mem
bers. ,H-
: The Mission circle - will meet
Wednesday at 1 o'clock at the
church with Mrs. L. C. Goplerud
as hostess. Lois Frink will direct
the Luther league Sunday eve
ning hour. :
Benefit Affair Set
FREE METHODIST
Corner Market and Winter streets.
David L. Fen wick, minister. Sunday
school B:3 a. m. Morning worship 11.
Vnunf nante'a arvic 7 r tn. Evan
exercises Will be held in the high SeUsUc service 7:45 p. m. Midweek
prayer service weunesuay i .u p. m.
COURT STREET CHRISTIAN
17th and Court streets. W. H. Lyman.
minister. Bible school assembly S:4S
a. m. Morning worship and communion
10:50 o clock. Sermon, "Looking unto
Jesus. 'Christian Endeavor meetings
tJO P, m. Evening worship a 70.
Sermon. "Talthful to Christ's Com
mission." Midweek service Thursday
at jao p. m.
riRST BAPTIST
Corner Marion ana Liberty streets.
nr. irvin A. Tox. minister. Bible
school t:4S a. m. with classes for all
ages, rred Broer. supt. atornuig wor
ship 11 o'clock. Sermon ny ev. jess
Baker. American Sunday scnooi un
ion missionary. Senior and high school
BYPU S:1J J. m and The volunteers
:1S p. m. Evening gospel servlc 7 JO
o'clock. In charge ot the Salem Camp
of Gideone. rayer roeeung neanw
FALLS ,CITY Commencement
school gymnasium Wednesday,
May 23 at 8 o'clock.
The graduates aro Myrtle
Reeves, Rachel Beard, Ruth Tay
lor, Jeanette Kopecky. Delores
Nagel, Loretta Cooper, David
Boozer, James Inman and David
Garrison.
Services Postponed
Because of the conference at
Dallas, which members are urged
to attend, there will be no services
Ing will begin at 11 noon.
meeting at 8:15 pjn.
.You won't ever see a roadside sign that says holidays ahead . .
Bat the fact remains that the great Outdoor Season Is already un-
der way and here for a long stay. I
.And that means new play clothes for all the family new haU
and handhags new swim suits and tennis rackets and sun-tan
oil new gadgets for the car new everything for a new life-under-the-sun.
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"But what will we use for money?" . Well, here's a gooH
tip on that point. Use the same old money-hut i SlR-E-T-C-H
ft! Watch the advertisements in The, Oregon Statesman for
chances to huy more for less ! You'll find good values offered every
lme, things you especially want at prices that are reasonahl
and fair.- 4 t r . 7 ; ' -'I1'
It's a good hahlt-shopplng hy The Oregon Statesman hefore
you shop at the store. Saves you real money! Brings you more
things you need and wantlHelps you live life a little more richly I.
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WOODBURN The Ladies of church at Pratum Sunday, accord
immanuel uuuioran cnurcn are i mg to Daniel J. Unruh. pastor.
sponsoring a fellowship dinner at Pastor's class and choir practice dir tT p. m7incturem 6a Sunday
thai narlsh hall Sundav In raise I will ho holfl W1n,T at .9 a 1 school work In this district shown
funds for Norwegian relief. Bcrv-1 pjn. and Bible study and prayer ' f
IfVINTH DAT ADVEnlUI
North Summer and Hood streets, n.
C. Emtson. pastor. Sabbath school
Saturday at 9 J30 a. m. Preaching by
the pastor 11 a. m. Several will be
baptized ana xajcen vmo oaurcn ici
lowship. MV meeting 3 M p. m. Prayer
and MOi srudy weonesoay a p. m.
CALVAJtT BAPTIST
Miller and South Liberty streets.
Rev. Arno Q. Weniger. pastor. Sunday
services: Bible school a. m. Fred
erick W. Lehmaan. Supt. Morning
worship 11 o'clock. Rev. Frank C Stan
nard, Ocean Lake, speaker, xoung
pedpie's meetings S:15 p. m. Evening
worship 1-M o'clock. Rev. Stannard
speaker. Midweek senric Wednesday
at 1M P. m.
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OF LATTER DAT SAINTS
Mooaa halL South Twelfth and Les
lie streets. Reorganlxed. Church school
10 a. nu preaciung u a. m- aooer
VerheL, Portland. Address. Brother
Verhei to men. C:4S o'clock: address
to women's department. Sister Verhei.
S:49 p. m. Preaching s p. m. visitors
welcome.
JASON LEE METHODIST
North Winter at Jeiterson srreet.
S. Raynor Smith, minister. Church
school t:C a. m. Morning worship at
11. Pastor, on "Grateful Americans.
Club Notes
Good Morning, Mice. Here It Is
time for another big Mickey
Mouse Show. Take it from me
it really should be swelL Next
Saturday, one week from today,
we are going to have our big sur
prise show. It's going to be an
nounced three big, super-colos
sal, surprises today.
MMC
Last week's show met with
much success. High-lighting our
programme was Bamona S pence
and Bob Hagedorn doing a Span
ish selection entitled
Choir directed by Robert Klempel will
a. X. veiling
inn nmrth Laacues at S .30.
worship at 7 JO senric conducted by
ciM.th nf young people under leaaennip oi
&0UUI OI I Uk Moorman. Midweek service on
Thursday at 7:30 p. m. Brotherhood,
Tuesday. 7 JO p. m.
rrasT EVANGELICAL
Corner Marion and Summer streets.
Raw. James . E. Campbell, minister.
Ernest Fnesen, minister ot music.
Pago Pago." Also starring were
Betty Lou Kayscr, Jean Brown,
and Jeanice Mize. Inasmuch as
last Sunday was Mothers Day we
had a Mothers Day noem bv Bruce
Philini. a four vear old ILTIrVav I Sunday scnooi, s:u a. m. wuson lsu
rniupi, a iout year oia Micxey ner gipt Mornmg worship n o'clock.
auiuac iiiniiwr. was reauj I sermon, uirun as uxbihi.. iwu
COOd. I groups at fJO p. m. Sunday evening
MMC
day. Our Chapter WUl deal With I corner Cottage and Shipping streets,
that mn t-nnMiit Tymi I Bible study IS a. m. Preaching U am.
Ayser. ae is very uueniea, ana muntoa U:tf a. m. Young people's
seems to like school--whlch Is In- ""Sf -roVdnViinioa at
deed, unusual. Always dressed in s!ia pTm. Biblo. study Wednesday at
me best. Betty has a smile for is p. m.
evangelistic service, gospel in message
and song.
Millers Basement
Offers a Big Sale of
"CRYSTAL TYPE
GLASSWAKi-
"Early American
Plain Pattern
in
and
1200 itces!
Here, a apodal factoty purchaso of new and
wanted alcasware in all tho popular pieces and
; sizes. Choose today and aavel
9-oz. Square Bottom Tumblers 5c, 3 for 10c
41y4-oz. Fruit Nappys . 5e, 3 for 10c
5-oz. Crystal Tunbler8.......;.-. 5c
Sherbet Dishes . . - ..-5c
Crystal Candlesticks ... .... .10c
Butter Box and Cover. . ...... ..15c
Crystal Orange Reamer. ...10c
5x5 Refrigerator Jar and CoTer.............. ..10c
4Vx9 Oblong Refrigerator Jar and Cover....l5c
10" Sandwich Trays ............15c
9-oz. Crystal Plain Tumblers............. 5c
Crystal Cups and Saucers, each- '. 10c
Footed Crystal Compote (stemmed) -15c
8V." Glass Nappy . .- -.1. 15c
Crystal Glass Meat Platters... 19c
12" Plain Torte Plate... ,.....-1 25 c
13V" Plain Chop Plate -l 29c
liy2n Plain Crystal Rolled Edge Bowl 29c
9V" Plain Salad Bowl- 25c
Crystal Glass Vegetable Disti............i.........l5c
16-oz. Glass Milk Pitcher-.-.. . .-15c
52oz. Glass Ju -25c
8' Salad Plate.-. 10c
lOV.' Fruit BowL.....lI..l..L----.29c
everyone. -
. : MMC
. Today's show, Is tops. Our pals,
Bob Mundt and Keith Hoppes will
be here, as well as many other
Mickey Mouse favorites; Don't
forget that today we will have
another of our famous Mickey
Mouse contests.
' MMC -
Speaking of contests, our
marshmallow eating contest last
Saturday seemed to be the best
yet However, today well. Just
wait and see for yourself. Lots of
good prizes, candy, etc
' - MMC.
The screen faro today, thanks
to the management, is the special
feature "Thieves Fall Out" with
Eddie Albert and Joan Leslie. Far
the main feature we are going to
have -Ziegfeld Girl" with James
Stewart,' Judy Garland, Heddy
Lamarr and Lana Turner. Also
another chapter of "Terry and the
Pirates." ;. : :,.
Until one o'clock.
Your MMC
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18th and Breyman streets. Rev.
Stewart O. and Juanlta Billings. Sun
day, 1:45 a. m. Sunday school. At 11
o'clock morning worship. Rev. Juanlta
M. Billinga apeeklng. 60 p. m. young
people's eervlcea. 1:4 p. m. eu ige
EsUo service. Sermon by Bev. Stevart
O. Billings on "The Curse ot a Guilty
Conscience." Tuesday, T: p. nu. pray
er and praise service. Wednesday. T:4S
r. m. girls chorus practice. Thursday,
ae p. m, band rehearaaL rriday.
f AS it. u. meraberthip meeting.
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Center and High streets. Guy Lb
Drill, pastor. Church school S30 a. m.
Morning worship and communioo ser
vice M.-4S o'clock. Pastor's sermon. "A
Glorious Citizenship." Special music,
choir, director. John Schmidt. Jr or.
ganitt, Mrs. Lois Phimmer Schmidt.
Children's church convenes at tho
same hour under leadership of Mrs.
Guy I Drill. Menage. -What BeztT
SOS p. m. lour Chrhrtlan Endeavor
groups meet. 19 p. m. the evening
evangelistic aervice with w age by
pastor, "A Religion With Power to
Lift." Song service, old-fashioned
hymns of the church and special mu
sical numbers.
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SlJ'i North Commercial street Sun
day service, Bible school 3 p. ra. De
votional. S p. m. Evangeliste, 10 p.
m. Tuesday, prayer meeting 1 JO p. m.
Thursday divine healing T0 p. zn.
Saturday. 1JO p. m. Evangelist Hans
Hansen will bring messages on Sat
urday and Sunday nights. J. C and
Daisy - WUaon." pastors.
Sale" slack
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In Smart Color ' Combinations.
Such as BLUE AND ROSE, BOSS
AND BLUE, PLAIN AND STRIPES.
ETC SANFORIZED.
Shoo this sale of slacks for your out
door wear now. and save on good
quality! Remember, If you buy It at
Miller's . it's food! .
-BASEMENT