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, i . i . , yjiujvu aiAlLSLIAH. Salem. Oreaofi, trlday Morning. Mar 12. 1S44 !
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon. Friday Morning. May 12.
Candidates
At FU Meeting
MIDDLE GROVE The Farm
ri Union meeting at Central
Howell on Monday night was vis
Hed by the following candidates
for office In the coming primary
election: Dan Harmon, Denver
Young, Walter Larrikin, French
and Lewis Judson. Ronald Jones
spoke for Wayne . Morse, who
could not be present. Ex-Judge
. McMahan spoke for Lewis Judson,
a member of the Farmers Union.
Earl DeSart . reported on i uses
and advantages of ' a proposed
motion picture projector; -Mrs
Elton Watts of the educational
committee announced ' that W. G
Nibler would show a motion pic
ture at the next meeting. Other
reports were made by Frank Way
of the legislative committee; Er
nest . Werner of the Co-op com
mittee and Mrs. Earl DeSart of
the cheer committee; Mrs. . O. . G
McClaughry, Mrs. Earl DeSart,
Alvin Kong and William Hatte
berg. were appointed to arrange
time and place of the annual pic
nic of the Central Howell local;
new names proposed for mem
bership were Paul Andresen and
W. F. Hughey.
Mission Group
Holds Luncheon
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CLEAR LAKE The Woman's
"Missionary society of the Evan
gelical church met for a 1 o'clock
luncheon at" the 'home of, Mrs.
George McKenzie Tuesday. Eight
. members and two children , were
served.' Mrs. Wechter, recently of
Seattle; Mrs. Kimball, Mrs. Clif
ford - Robertson and Mrs. Robert
Shea were special guests. .
Following the luncheon, . the
.regular " meeting was : held in
'charge of Mrs. William Cooksley,
president. Devotions, were led by
Hazel Clemet and a review of a
chapter of the study, book, "We
Who Are Americans," was given
by Mrs. Laureen i Stettler. Mrs.
Fred Stolk, ' the oldest mother
present, was presented with a
bouquet by little Carol Mason.
In observance of "Christian
Family Week," a special service
will be held Sunday night, May
14. Special musical numbers and
play, "Sowing and Reaping,"
will be presented by the young
people. An award will be given to
each complete family group pres
ent - '
Talbot Delegates
At Salem Meeting
TALBOT Mrs. Ethel Blin
ston, delegate from the Talbot
Woman's club and Mrs. Edna
Reeves, delegate from the Ank
eny grange Home Economics club,
attended the Marion county ex
tension planning, meeting in Sa
lem Tuesday. Lois ' Lutz, home
management specialist from Ore
gon State college extension staff
'was the speaker. ,
Better No Help,
Than No Car?
PRIXGLE William Meier
has been looking . for a . hired
man for his ranch and last week
considered himself lucky to get
one. Ilowever his lack was of
short duration. The new man
took the car which the Meier
girls- drive to school and de
parted. The ear was recovered by po
lice in a ditch near Hubbard in
very poor condition and police
are,' sUll looking for the "hired
man."
Gervais Stars i
Host to Others
GERVAIS Eastern Star had
as 'guests at its meeting Friday
night members of Evergreen
chapter of. Woodburn, Ramona
chapter of Silverton and Euclid
chapter of Jefferson.
Officers of the visiting chapters
included Mrs. Vera Lee Dodge,
worthy matron and George Beach,
worthy patron of Evergreen
chapter; Mrs. Clella Fish, worthy
matron and W. P. Scarth, worthy
patron of Ramona chapter: Mrs.
Robert Terhune, worthy matron
and Rex . Hartley, worthy patron
of Euclid chapter, and Mrs. W. P.
Scarth, grand -representative of
Scotland. Mr& Helen Wiesner is
worthy matron' of Gervais chap
ter. , 4 .
80tK Birthday
Is Celebrated
UNIONVALE Albert Flem
ing, a resident of this district for
several years. " was 80 years old
May 4. His son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Ho-
jara of Salem entertained 10
members of his family at a 7
o dock dinner in his honor.
He was born at Fort Wayne."
Ind., and has lived in various lo
calities in several states, comine
from Oklahoma to Oregon.
He received many cards and
letters and gifts from relatives
and friends. He has one son in
service in Australia and another
soon to be inducted.
East Salem Extension
Group to Meet Friday
SWEGLE - Friday the last
meeting of the East Salem home
extension unit until fall will be
held at Swegle schoolhouse. The
lesson will be on "touch ups" for
furniture and in charge of Miss
Frances Clinton, county home
demonstration agent.
Tuesday Mrs. William McKin-
ney and Mrs. Homer J. Conklin
attended the meeting in Salem of
the delegates from all units to
plan the projects that the units
may have for their meetings next
fall. . - :
COMING-SOON COMING
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Cqokery Club
Serves Dinner
MIDDLE GROVE The 4-H
Advanced Cooking club served a
dinner Friday In - the - school r li
brary.1 Seated at the table were
Frances Clinton, Marion county
home - demonstration agent, Sadie
Roth and Grayce Dunaean. teach
ers, and Mrs, Ernest Barker, Mrs.
John Cage and Mrs. mjry
Goode, club leaders. Those pre
paring and serving the five course
meal were Joyce Kuenzi, Joan
Scharf, Edna and Hazel Mimson,
Patsy Keppenger and Arlyn Ha
fiker. 1
Amos Bierly and several mem
bers of the Pig club went to
Finisboro Saturday and pur
chased registered Chesterwhlte
stock for Elvin and Wayne Goode,
Gary, Larry and Murray Keppen
ger, Marvin Cage, Donald Bas
sett. Dale Van . Laanen, "'Gene
Scofield and DelwynTKleen, club
members. - ,
Delwyn's, pig disappeared Sun
day while they were away, from
home and has not been found. -
Mrs. Clark Honored
At Gift Shower Party ,
NORTH HOWELL The home
of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Smith
watf the scene of a pleasant party
Thursday night when Mrs. 'Ralph
Clark was honored with a gift
shower. "
Present were, Mrs. Clark, her
mother, Mrs. Rose Ditcben, Mrs.
James Rickard, Mrs. Earl Rick
ard, Mrs. Steve Schmidt Mrs.
Joe Schmidt, Mrs. August Woelke,
Mrs. Harold Watenpaugh, Mrs.
Albert Schmidt, Mrs. Robert
Meye, Mrs. John McDonald, Mrs.
Anton Pfau,'Mrs. Frank Ditch en,
Mrs. Pete Ditchen, Mrs. Mike
Biggins and Doris Schmidt.
TWO E!3 S1IOVJ
NOW WI1XI3 '
INTO CNII
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t Hundreds of People & Animals ,
Tens of Performing Elepbanta :
(, Scores of Magnificent Horses' jL
m Clowns Galore o' Aerosol Tents'
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Dirthilay Party Honors
10 Year Old Youngster?
UNIONVALE Kent Crawley",
was 10 years old May 8 and his -mother
entertained 20 primary
children after school. She served
a decorated birthday e a k e and 1
TO MOTHER
. . . Wilh Lovq
A DAY OF DAYS! '
, T F. mothers bad birthdays every day.
in Ae year, Mother's Day might '.
ooc be so important! ' --.
"This year, we have not only oar own
- mothers to remember, but those of "
faraway friends and relatives.' So this V
Mother's Day gives us here at home a Y
double opportunity for a thoughtful,1
- generous gesture! , , ' . -
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I ? for all-summer beauty. See our collection of
. gleaming straw sailors, pompadours, calots and
I- big bnms brightly flowered, veiled.
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Mother's
Day Gifts
W Rayon Slips V . , . . "1.98
1 Chenille Robes i 4.98
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i Rayon Hose . . . 81c
'i Handbags.' , 5.90
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"Neckwear. . g 98c
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V Smart Blouses . A 2.29 -J
Lovely Gowns. . 3.98
Fancy Gloves .v . h 98c
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Costume Jewelry 1.00
'Jersey Robes . , 1Z50
"Summer Handbags 2.98
Crisp Hankies . . 10c
u Neck Scarfs; . - 1.98
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Alirra-Line beauties
i Easy-to-wear suit dresses of cool spun ray
' on in bright or pastel tones. Airy rayon f
sheers in soft shirtwaist or classic coat de
signs of flattering, subdued prints.
Cracker - Crisp
Spun Rayons
Beloved coat - classics in mellow colors,
strewn with giant monotone flowers. Flower-toned
spun rayon suit and coat styles
etched with braid or eyelet.
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Famous Austelle Frocks
Xonderf ully becoming coat-frocks of fros
ty rayon sheer in tiny geometric prints high
lighted with grosgrain bands. Go-everywhere
suit-dresses of cool rayon.
OTHER COOL SUMMER-LONG FROCZS AT .9.S3
Carot Evans Designs
Outstanding styles combining fine fabrics
and expert workmanship. Rich new prints
in frosted rayon sheers arid crepes, tucked
and draped or suit-styled. -
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