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1:48 Orch trs I News I Sam Hay 1 Busier X
M ' -Dr. Talbot .. (User Ntwi rred Wartna Bfast Club
II I5t. Tsltx Valiant Lady '
I 1 fTaka It Easy ILUht World Roth Presents
:g IBtng Shxi ' lAwflt Jenny KostelaneU ' 1 -
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Pastors Call jnTen Trent (ParsonaUty Breakfast
H Down-Homers IQal Sunday
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Mountaineer
M. J. i Anthony
I Ufa Beautiful
I Ma Perkins
'Dr. Malone
IRoad Life
Kitchen -New
Quartet
Art Baker
Gil Martyn
lTed Malone
ITrue Story
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IWaltt Time iPerry Mason Children . Mr. Motoriat
I Queen Today Rosemary Ho White Listening Post
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Peppar Young (Seated Ladies .
I Happiness 1
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t:J ICh. of Christ JMeet Missus ) Plain Bill Ksr West
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lit U. S. Navy jJ. Carroll I David Harun I
I M News (Carol Time -(Aunt Mary (Pleasure
l: lElaa Maswetl 1 World Today IDr Paul iNews.
? irulton Lewis Today's Stars Woman's Secret! Northwest
8 18 Res MUler C Winters (News I Jay M l
4 J Johnson rtddlers Four IStars of Today Letters S. Claus
8:41 Wes Me Wain Serenade IKaltenborn I (Hop Harrlgsn
I iNews (Manning Rpts. 'Per Release Pirate
I II Superman 1 Dally Double Evening Comes Dick Trscy
ICspt Midnight INews I Sins. America I Armstrong
Tnm Ml INews IE Peterson lR. Swing
M Gab. Meatier I Glnny Simrns jPeople runny Jury Trial .
5 It iMel. MuaUncs i
M Kootliint Bads (Webster IWalU Time The Sheriff
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1:a iLowo Renger iEeay LUtenlnglNBC '
Visitow Listed
At Amity Homes :
AMITY Mr Jnd Mrs. J. P.
Allison of Portland were In town
few hours Saturday visiting
their son, S. P. Allison.
Mr. and Mrs;; Ben Bailey of
Roseburg. -called ? on Mrs. A. W.
Newby last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Nixon and
Mrs. Carl Akin of Portland were
Sunday guests of Mrs. Emma Du
rant - ; r:-:
Ted Lehman, 'son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Lehman is , dis
charged and arrived home from
Fort Lewis late-; Saturday night.
He spent 21 months in Europe.
Mrs. A. IB. Kasnick of Pe Ell,
Wash., is spending several days at
the home Of her; son Erl Kasnick.
Mr. and; Mrs. John Gibbs, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Wood, Mrs. Jack
I Wilcox and Mrs. Vernishia Newby
attended the go!dent anniversary
ceieorauon . oi riaomi iteoexan
lodge at Dayton December 5.
Miss Helen Gibbs of Portland
spent - the - weekend at the home
of her father. Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs
accompanied her to the beach on
Sunday. - f,
Mr. and Mrs. John Koser, and
Mrs. Vernishia sNewby attended
Rebekah lodge at Monmouth last
Thursday. ; i
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Conslal Tides
Times eomoutad for Taff. Ore. by
the U. S. Coast and Geodetio Survey
for Tha Oregon Statesman.
VISIT AUMSVILLE
AUMSVlLLE-i-Visitors at the
home of Mrs. Ida Warthen dur
ing the past week have been her
sons, Sgt E. A. Warthen and
December
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family of Boise and Verl Warthen
and wife, son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Bishop,
and son-in-law, A. Cappiello ' of
Oregon City. Cappiello and Bish
op have been discharged from the
service, Marion Porter, a niece,
is attending school and living
with lrs. Warthen.
Holiday Party
In Stay ton
Eighty-five members attended
the Christmas meeting s; iof the
Catholic Daughters of America at
Stayton Tuesday evening, when
Rev J Beatus Baur was the guest
speaker. LU Ruflna Parrish, army
nurses corps, spoke briefly. ":V
An offering was collected for
Christmas gifts for the naval hos
pital patients at Camp Adair.
Agnes Silbernsgel, chairman of
the welfare committee reported.
For f the usual ; Christmas boxes,
members in the Sublimity - are are
asked to bring food Or canned
goods to -Margaret Nightingale and
those of -Stayton to Lur Linde-
mann or Clarice Lindemann.
The social committee was Re-
gina' Van Nendel, tie Gescher,
Madgelan Minten, Ann - Brand,
Margaret Kintz, Eli2abeth Lam-
brecht, Margaret Folz, Mary Fink,
Marcelle Neitling and Elizabeth
Pietrok. -
SELL PROPERTY i f
AMITY Mr. and Mrs. Zeb Paul
soldi the Amity confectionery bus
terminal and beer parlor to Mr.
and Mrs. Lester J. Hanna of Mc-
Minnville, who took possession
December 10. . i . -I -
"THE YOUNG IDEA" By Mossier
Open For Business
ill Bring Your .Radio)
:i - Tronbles to Me :
;Plck-np Delivery Service
Ilac's Badia Shop
S46 N. High Ph. 2-1531
Methodists Hear
Overseas Talks
SILVRTON Members of the
Methodist- church ' attended - the
northern district dinner at ' First
church, Salem Tuesday night from
Silverton. These Were I. P. Alfred,
Ben Sprick, Norman Jlaegeli, Cad
die Hutchens, F, E. Sylvester, LL L.
Carlyle,' E.- R. Adams, O. I Jones,
T. R. Hobart, Earl Erickson and
Dr. A. J. McCanneU. .
The Women's society of Chris
tian Service met Tuesday after-
noon with Miss Suffern, mission
ary in China for 25 years, as the
speaker. She made a plea to send
more missionaries as soon as pos
sible. Mrs. T. R. Hobart had
charge of tre-fellowship and Mrs.
Floyd Fox and Mrs. E. A. Finlay
were hostesses. . ' .. , j
: Lt. Col. Lee Alfred spoke at the
December 'Builders class dinner
concerning his experiences in the
Philippines, and Major Frank Al-
fred met with the class. Sunday
Cloverdate Club . ' " .
To Give Dinner
CLOVERD ALE The . Consoli
dated club will meet on December
19 at the home, of Mrs. Paul Tho
mas for a no host dinner at noon.
No home extension work is
scheduled. " i
and' told of; his experiences In
China. L B. Alfred, father of the
two men. Is teacher' of the class. '
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Salnrrlay jillight, Dec. ISih - 7:33
HTLDING HALVORSON. TENOR SOLOIST .
MRS. HALVORSON. CONCERT 'VIOLINIST
" 'jlMMY DUNW, CORNETBTj '
THE P ACTflC COLLEGE MALE QUARTET
EVERETTE SLOAN, CHALK ARTIST 1
. WINNIE HANSEN. YOUTH PIANIST
ALL-GIRL CHOIR MIXED CHORUS
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Vets Board
Orchestra
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Honored MustetCharlW Chaa
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Concert HaU: 11:49 Reeeerch; 19:00
rtoow News; 11 IS Noon Farm Hour;
1 OS Treasure Salute: 1-19 Air School;
1 48 Amer lateen t; t OS Women; 9:30
Mowtery Music: 9 09 News; 919 Muatr
( Mattors; 4:99 Beyond Victory; 8:19
Destiny: M Strictly Jazz: S 00 Upbeat;
9.48 Sports: 8:00 News: 8:13 Lat. Amer
ican Rhythma; 8 JO Music of Czecho
slovakia; 1:15 Cve. Farm. Hour; Spot
Marketa; 1 00 Xmas Seal Sale: 8:19
Lin Up Thy Voice; 8:30 Muetc that
Endures; 9:30 News; 9 45 Evening Med-
naiiona; lo uo sign UII.
SILVERTON Mrs. Clark Bach
man was elected worthy matron of
Ramona chapter. Eastern Star, on
Tuesday night at the annual elec
tion. Other officers chosen are
worthy patron, Clark Bachman;
associate matron, Mae Finlay; as
sociate, patron, George To we; sec
retary, Eden Ross; treasurer,
Mercy Sylvester; conductress,
Melba Story; associate conductress
Evelyn Asboe.
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"It's my first date with Ralph I hope he goes for the blase type!
Sunshine
Erispy '
Grachevs
rsrton -iCZ3 N
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Pecans soft shen
Polled Ham Armour's Star,' 'is in
100
lomalo Soup 120
Oil Sardines Best ETer...8-oz. tin 200
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GlndDn's Iluslard 8Vi-oz. ar 130
Instant Coliee Necaf e lz. r 3 i 0
J.; .l lb. cello. 520
Swift's
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Chopped
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Rinso Uashing Pouder A. 23 0
ToilclSonn lJfebojr.-"3 bars 200
Suan Soap S0 r 100
Vanish Boul Cleaner .:.;.tta 230
Pahsl-eU Cheese ?2l5. 190
FrnilCalies Belmont, 2-lb. cake $1.65
I'linceXIcal rtttttrjjudfit 53f5
Filberts Srfc-i. L-390-
Orcaon Ualhols jumbo, 1-Ib. baa; 450
Peannls Fresh Roasted -lb. cello. 290
Almonds 1.1-lb. bag 550
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Egg Hoodies
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' Why buy lower rrade meat when you can get the best
top, grade A at Curtia: Mkt. No points!
i Order Christmas Poultry Early
Fcr UtM b' Edl rr- I7e Can'i D0 Bcsl!
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. WD lb
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it tJ- n soone V,J sue took que look ar mg; ,
l Vti TU 1 IN Trf CRlK ON' OJUOTtB OUT 0NSEnu3. CrCT5?-
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IX S0R8Y, 06AREST, BUT
I'M WORRIED ABOUT
ANNIE -SHE CLAIMS EVEQtt
THIN& IS OKAY. Burr
HAVE A HUNCH j
LITTLE ANNIE ROONZY
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IS MAKING
THE CHILD
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HER AND SHE
SEEMS TO BE
HQ USUAL
1 HAPPY SELF
WHAT DO YvJH MEAK,
COULD
)U HORSE HELP
U5?
JU5T BEFORE
CUUEYLCCKEP
U&UPMIHE:
BARN.I TOLD
VICTOR TO GO
BACK TO
CAMP.
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I G(JES5 SOU MEAN ALL
RIGHT, SON. BUT WHAT
VOU'RE SAYIM'JUST PONT
I 1 1 1 1 L 1 II 1
HONEST. ZERO. I DON'T KNOW
WHAT TO DO-WHEW ANY80DY&
LOOWN; ANGELINA CALLS ME
ANNIE, BUT WHEN WERE AUXE
SHE CALLS M A SNEAKY r
UTTLE ORPHAN- J
WE MIGHT,
BUT I'M A -
FRAID WE '
WONT BE A-
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146 BOYS ARE IyEAH.ANOIU
PUSHIN MORE 'A NEEO WATER.
HORSe&ACnOSSj SJDPANSEE
THE BORPEa V THAT OLD
TONIGHT. I1L f I COOT FWED
RIPE AND rJ S THE TANK.
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