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Tia CIZGCri CTXTZZUMl Salen. Orssa. Tuesday I Ociclar 24. 1244 PAGE EVBI Mrs. Shannon Is ' Honor Guest . ' - - 4-. Mrs. William Shannon of Seattle, wife of Mr,' Shannon, district sovernor of Rotary, was the honor guest at a no-host din ner party Monday night at the Marion hotel when a group of Women of Rotary board mem ber and past presidents" enter tained. Later in the evening the group fathered at the home of Mrs. Ivan : Stewart on North Cottage street. ... . . . Vi.- Covers were placed for Mrs. Shannon, Mrs. Boy Karland, Mrs. aletvia Geist, Mrs. Ervin Smith. Mrs. Brown E. Sisson, Mis. A. T. Marcus, Mrs. Charles Fowler, Mrs. Arthur Jones, Mrs. Arthur Hay and Mrs. Iran Stew art. Dinner-Parly For Visitor Miss Dorothy Bergsvik enter-! tained with a dinner party on Saturday, October 21 at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leit Bergsvik, in honor of Miss Nancy Shultz. ' Miss Shultz is a junior of We na tehee, Washington high school and has been the house guest of Miss Pat Agee. The guests were: Miss Pat Agee, Miss Harriet Huston, Miss Miriag Shellengerger, Miss Nan cy Shultz and the hostess -Miss Dorothy Bergsvik. f - : Yellow tapers with fall flow ers and crystal centered the ta ble. 1 - - ' The Koyal Neighbors 8ewing club scheduled to meet Wednes day has been postponed until November. LI WUUasa II. BurrelL wbe Is stationed at the marine base hos pital in Klamath Falls, was in Salem for the weekend visiting with his family. rr: Salem Ceramaalty Caaaery will be open tonight from 730 to o'clock for persons to pick up their cans only. The cannery will not be open for canning. Federated Music Teachers win .meet at the studio of Miss Lena Belle Tartar tonight at t o'clock. 7. A. Kimlinser Rite3 Wednesday ; MT. ANGEL,' Oct 23 Funer al services for Gilbert Kimlirxer, SO, who was accidentally killed in a railroad crossing accident Mon day morning wdl be held Wednes day following t:l$ requiem mass at St Mary's Catholic church. The rosary was recited Monday night and will be recited again tonight at Unjera mortuary. Wilbert Augustus Blmllnger was born August 10, 1914 at Tacoma, Wash. He was married May 4, 1939 to Veronica Miwmer who survives. Other survivors are three children, Carol Ann, 4; Joyce Mar tha 2, and Thomas John, nine months. - ;:f t v; ; " t , - Other survivors are bis parents) Mr. ' and Mrs. Nick Rimlinger, and one brother, Norbert Klmling er of Mt Angel; five sisters, Mrs. Edwina Travis, Mrs. Eleanor Cet loha, Mrs.X)livia Van Corden, Port land; Mis. Mary Helzeys.: .The Dalles; Mrs. Httdegarde Marion, Napa, Calif.; and two brothers, Werner and Wilferd in the US ar my in Hawaii. UNIVERSITY OF. OEEGON Member of the cast of "The Skin of Our Teeth" is FarraU Bust of Salem. He takes the part of Moses in this .Thornton Wil der satire, which is being pre sented by the Universitr thea tre guild October 17, 28, 31 and November 1. ' UNIVERSITY OF OREGON Ruth . Shipler of Salem was elected this week to member ship ' in Amphibians, women's swimming honorary at the unl versity. She was one of nine to receive the honor. r.Iacleay Community dub Leaders Named 1IACLEAY, Officers of the Community club for this year were as follows: M. A. WeHs, president; Tom Burton, vice-president; Mrs. Wilbur Mmer, secretary: Mrs. Ar thur . Johnson,' treasurer: Harry Martin, serjeant-at-arms; Dick Johnson, song-leader; Mrs. : Mar garet Burton, tnnstrtan. - :, Mrs.Elrln ATurrery Is Given Shatter Perty HOPCWOX Mrs. Etvin Mur- ray was honored with a shower party when Mrs. R. T. Kidd and Mrs. Arthur Yungen of Union vale entertained at the Hopewell Unit ed Brethren church social room. Wednesday. Nineteen women and five children were present Many gifts were presented.. Lebanon Guild Honors Teachers LEBANON The FeHowshh? fluid! cl the Pmbyterian church entertained in honor of the lo cal school faculty members Wed nesday xrizht at the home oT Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Groves. This is me tenth year that Se guild has entertained the teachers. ; Mrs. Groves was assisted in re ceiving by Mrs. Hugh. Kirkpat rick, Ms. Frank Mayer and Mrs. C. Huston Walter. : Mrs., Ef J. Schmidt, wife of the pastor, wel comed the guests and Miss Doro thy Schfltz responded an behalf of the teachers. : Mrs." Ralph' Beeves had charge of the program. Mrs. Schmidt and Mrs. Z. H. Bohle presided at the serving table. ' 71iesdand School Girl Appears in Radio Solo : WHEATLAND Patty Stock hoff, Amity "high school , senior gave a whistling solo over KGTT, Portland, Saturday. Her brother, Eugene Stockhoff, and two school mates, Verna Mae Cain and Ldian Coberly; accom panied her to Porfiand. Gene Robinson Chest -QiAirman in Turner i TURNER The war chest fund drive started last week. Gene Bo bfsson b chairman for Turner and -vicinity. The quota is $650. Assisting Robinson ,are ' Helen Peetx, Kadine BUa, Mrs. Homer Haggard,' Mr. - and Mrs. Charles Standley, "Kenneth Dyer, W. H. Griffin, C T. Trimble, Stoe Far rell and Carl Booth.. . Friendly Hour Qub Opeii3 Year SUNNYSIDE Tha " Friendly Hour club met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Charles Taylor. The vice-president, Mrs. Sam Emery, conducted the meeting in absence of the president' Mrs. Warren Mc NeiL. The next meeting will be an aQ day meeting November 1 with llnw Dorothy Taylor. : yJ-'i ' The Sunnyside community made a good ahowing toward tha War Chest drive. Mrs. Lester Thomas was chairman; her helpers were Mrs. KBnger, Mrs. Lester Thomas and Mrs. Life Sherwood. ; : Mr. and Mrs. Ed ' Xrager re ceived word from their daughter that a grandson was born October 17 at Astoria, Ore. 411 Qub Organized . JOHNSTON The pupils of the Johnston school have formed a 4H Health club anaVhave elect ed officers as follows: president Gerald Brog; vice president 7ean Seaton; secretary, Euth Benson. Plans were xnada to sponsor a health ymgi am during XJecunber or January. The prerranvwiU be presented by the Marion county hcatfh offloa, 'v,-: Sprinj Valley Farniiy ; Learej'fcr ,NdssSa;Q SPRING VALLEY Mrs. Wal ter Evans and ton, Donald, have gone to ' Nebraska, for a , two months, stay with her snomer, who was left alone when a daughter, with whom she was living died. Honor Pastor's ; Wife at Party . AMITY A farewell party was: given Friday at the home of Mrs." Etta Day by the Sisterhood of the Amity Christian church for Mrs. -W. F. Morse, the pastor's wife. " The afternoon was spent la group singing, short talks and vis iting.: Mrs. Morse was presented' with a purse by the members of the Sisterhood and received many other gifts. --- ;-.- Rev. -and Mrs. Morse and son- Buly left Saturday for Seaside, -where Rev. Morse will be pastor of do Christian church recently organized there. The Forse family have been fat Amity three years and during bis. pastorate me church has beat" built tip both in membership and spiritually. ' -' . -i: RATION CALEXIDAB. raocnsxD foods: Book 4 Bluo stunps AT throuch It5 valid tndefinttcl. TJm of blue adcens discontinued October L , atcAT, scim. fats csrezin: Book 4 Bed stamps AS tarouca ICS vatid indefinite ty. Spar stamp Si valid exclusively for It ' oolnta lamb through October St. , SUGAK: ) ' Book 4 suear stamps. SS. St S3 and XI valid indefinitely. S pounds each. SHOES: LNM lluqt tavaUd: . Book 3 AJrpUna stamps Km. 1 , and 1 valid tadeiinitel. S valid November 1. CAIOUNI: - ' . "A" 13 expires December XL Cadi coupon worth 4 gallons, fro, on.: Old period four and five coupons ' valid throughout Ui current taeatin( eason. Mew period ono coupon aaw valid now and good throughout heat ins year. - i Stovks: .' . Apple at local OPA hoard for pur cnaao caruucaies. i YOU'LL DO ALL IIIGIIT 17ITII DEWEY! nnoE THE JOBS? These dajx nearly everybody has a good jsb at gd pay. But where did all this prosperity come from? Who reafy made the jobs? 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