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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1946)
PAGE TEN Tha OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon, Saturday Morning. May 11, 1S4S Gty Budget Committees Announced r City budfrt committee gub-com-snittees were named Friday by Alderman David O'Hara, chair , snan. The apecial committee on sal rie axvd wage Is Tom Arm strong, chairman, G. F. Chambers, Mayor I. M. Doughton. R. L. Elf strorn and J. W. Stmeriil. The other sub-comrrnttees and the items assigned them, the first named being chairman, are: E W. Ackhn. Charles S. McElhlnny. J. W. Stmcral Building Inspection, en- Jwnn A. Bycrs. Carl Gise. Rx aXsiiiJtw.ll city attorney's office, city awdrt mf. comfort station. Incinerator, public building maintenance, water somn tsston . C F. Chambers. A A. Kcene. Lloyd T. ILuxdon- crass cutting, street clean aC S. RrvsV road, traffic ticjnals. ware houst, street repair tax. state tax street fund, street improvement, minor lien urrtr. t fund B. A. Forkner. Mervln Fidler. Charles aV McEUimny Band concerts, emer swt. parka, playcrounds. C. T. French. Robert Needham. J. D. i Incidental experoe. print- srwert. postwar projects, sewerage Albert H CUle. Fred Paulus. Sephus Starr Estimated expenditures and re vtpta. firemen's pension, public em ploy is retirement. Intersection Irn srwffront. general obligation bonds. all lit Improvement bond and Interest. is t net ed funds, bond details. Claude Jorgensen. Robert Needham. Jim Ktcholaon Bridge maintenance, etvil service, planning and zoning. is.su rar's office R. O. Lewis. R. L. Elfstrnm. Oeorsc Mull Fire department salaries, fire de partment expense, fire hvdrsnU. fire ateuai tins nt tax fund. Howard Maple. Tom Armstrong. Dr. at. E. Boring Airport, defense council. public library, record er s office, airport amprovs Lewis Mitchell. Carl Giese. Jim Nlch- ubl - m e f, . r 'ryr' 1 r'lV - . i afi i ssft .ssstT"-" ii ipi mr -T -1, ak i ml fly j, ---! r TmmS 1 .,r:i "s insf W Organizations on the Oreron Collere of Education campus are sponsoring- candidates for queen of the annual May Fete. May IS. Those pictured are: Seated Donna Moomaw, Coquille, sponsored by later varsity; Nancy Temple, Eocene, Varsity "O"; Adelle Thomas. Port Orford. C.C.Y.M. Back row Rue Aaron Crooks. Eujrene sponsored by Sirma Epstlon Pi; Jane Pang-born.' Tillamook. Theta Delta Phi; Blanche Green. Portland. Campfire; Mildred Fox. Rainier. Phi Beta Sirma; Eloise Strain. Laaclois. W.A.A.; Elsie Rice, Portland. International Relations; Betty June Bierbower. Eugene, Staff and Key. Not pictured Is Beth Barker from Newberg- sponsored by Crimson "O". rement fund. m Mitchell. C -rlearth department, public mar- et. sanitary inapecUon. WPA service aeo)eet. Kipnjsrth C. Ferry. Rex Kimmrll. Corslmer Knapp Bicycle licenses, dor gwwsnd. Jail expense, police department aJarws. police expense, electric traffic signals. 'Mrs. Fermison Succumbs to Heart Attack Mrs. Orie E. Ferguson. 75. who had lived in the Salem area since 1899. died Monday at a lrcal hos pital where she was taken follow In a heart attack. She was married to Edward V. Ferrusen, who survives her. in 1883 at Litchfield. Neb. They had lived in Stayton for six years and In Amity for nine year before corning to Salem in 1915. where they were members of the Assem bly of God church. Surviving besides the widower re a son. Roy C. Ferguson, nnd a daughter. Mrs. Lulu F. Stephen, both of Salem; a brother. Clifton HilL Sheridan, and a sister. Mrs. Winnie Hamman; three grand daughters and one great grandson. Mrs. Ferguson was buried Wed nesday in the Evergreen ceme tery, McMinnville. Annual Church Convention to End Sessions " The third annual aembly of the Church of the Nazarene, Oregon Pacific district, will be concluded with three services Sunday, 11 a m., 3 and 7:30 p.m. The convention was opened with greetings to delegates ex tended by the Rev. Mark Get zendaner. president of the Salem Ministerial association, and Gov. Erl Snell. Sessions are held in the Church of the Nazarene, 13th at Center. Among those attending the con vention have been Dr. E. E. Mar tin, district superintendent; H. V. Miller, general superintendent, of Kansas City; the Rev. Bertram Peterson, district secretary; Paul E. Knapp, district treasurer. Six ministers were ordained Friday night, Frank Watkin, Jr., Carl O. Banks, jr., Thomas Leupp. J. William Jones, Henry Lacy and Henry I. Brown. The Nazarene Young People's society will meet Saturday night with Harold Nevins, district pres ident, in charge. Mother's Day Program Given by Roberts Folk ROBERTS .The Farmers Un ion local observed music week with a program including Harry Lauder's songs by L. D. Johnston: a duet by Mrs. X.. D. Johnston and Mrs. Cunningham, piano solo by Mrs. B. E. Piatt.. General forum was led by Leon ard Zielke on "Individual and Group Co-operation." Wendell Barnett, Gervals local, and F. J. A. Boehringer of Roberts took part. Permits Issued For 6 Houses Building permits for six houses were issued by the city engineer's office Friday. Permits were issued to R. W. Summers at 2325 Laurel st. for $2800; Wells D. Bender. 1204 S. 22nd st . $1500; Sam Carter, 515 N. 21st st . $5000; George Kayser, tional scholastic honorary frater- ! 2190 Trade st $4000. and Charles fin BETA KAPPA PLEDGES EUGENE, May 10 -P)- Among 25 University of Oregon students elected to Phi Beta Kappa, na- VFW Hears of Hospitalization Veterans' hospitalization was discussed and. explained before Meadowlark post 6102, Veterans of Foreign Wars, by R. L. Harris and Richard Miller of the local veterans' administration office at the post's i n i tiation meeting Thursday night. Sr. Vice Cotndr. Richard Chase presided in the absence of Comdr. Richard Cutler, who was ill. Ini tiated were Allen P. Long, Wil liam W. Ames, Kenneth L. Bur nett, Donald Miner, Neil A. Cur ry, Earl W. Packer, Oreon G. Dex ter, Clifford Seubert, Denton H. Madison, Milton S. Nygaard, Sam uel A. Myers and Kenneth O. Holloway. ; Beginning with June, regular meetings will be held the second and fourth Wednesdays. Delegates to the state convention will be elected at the -May 23 meeting. Mother's Day Observation Scheduled Mother's day will' be commemo rated at the First Christian church. Center and High streets. Beth Greelee will sing the solo by Ball, "You're the Best Little Mother That God Ever Made." at the morning service. The choir, under the direction of John Schmidt, Jr., will sing an anthem by Huerter entitled "O Saviour, Precious Saviour."; Incidental solos in the anthem are sung by Fred Bates and Miss Greenlee. The Rev. Dudley Strain's ser mon topic is "Old Fashioned Home Virtues," and he will speak again at night. Mrs. Sam Neufeldt, vibra-harp soloist, will present : two groups of solo numbers at 7:30 p.m. In- Rosson Tells Of Activities Of VA Offices l A total of 30,429 personal inter- tiews with Oregon veterans and heir dependents have been held fn the Portland and Salem offices bf the state department of veter ans' affairs, according to a bulle tin released Friday by Director Hugh E. Rosson. f The bulletin covers the activi ties of tbe department from July 1, 1945, to May 1, 1946, the ten months it has been in operation. Dealing mainly with department policies the bulletin also reports that 409 educational aid grants have been made to Oregon vet erans and 446 loan applications for purchase of farms and homes have received action, with 187 of these approved and 116 pending. Rosson's report explains that the 1945 legislature which creator! the department also authorized county courts to appoint paid service officers. Department rep- resentatives have called upon the county courts to encourage such appointments. FRED RANSOM DIES ASTORIA, May 10 JP) Fred Ransom, 44, president of the As toria Regatta association for the past five years, died today after a long Illness. He came here 12 years ago from Mill City. eluded will be "Sweet Hour of Prayer," "Ninety and Nine," "Go ing Home." "Liebestraum" and "Finlandia." The choir's anthem is entitled "Holy Art Thou by Handel. Typewriter and Adding Machine REPAIRS Promptly done by N e d ham'i. Experienced mechan ics will overhaul your type wrlter and it will be promptly returned to you . . Call 5802. IIEEDHAIX'S Book Siore 4C5 State St. Salem Gt a supply today I ITS IMPROVED J! tew Yu will air Is cleanliness, eonyeoieaee ec oy of this modem fuel lor boater, fwrnace. fireplace amd cookiaa. Phone or come In I CAPITOL LUMBER GO. No. Cherry Ave. Phone 8862 nity, were Eileen Brenneman, Al bany, and Marjorie Mills, Cor va.il is. , Silverton Churches (Continued from Page 4) mi-GRIM HOLINESS tt S. Water st. W. L McGlasson. pastor Sunday school. 10 a m. Wor ship at 11. Evening service at 7.30. . TENTH DAT ADVCNT1ST Park at 2nd t. William W Rintf. pastor. Sabbath school Saturday at J30 a.m. Worship at 11. LATTEB DAT SAINTS Modern Woodman hall. 3rd ft Sun clay school, t 45 a m. Worship. 11 a m. MIA. 7 JO p m. -MISTIAN AND MISSIONARY .ALLIANCE N. ted st. B. A. Franklin, pastor. Sunday school. 10 a m Worship. 11 Young people, 7 p m. Evangelistic. 8 P-sn. ST. PAIL'S CATHOLIC Walsh, pastor. Sunday masses. 8 and ' a Kuest at the Carl Chance home H. Bonar, 2235 Shelton St.. $3000 Other permits issued include: R. F. Gray. 2494 Walker st, al terations. $1200; E. F. Mapes, ga rage at 710 Cross st., $600; George Bacon, alterations at 325 S. Win- , ter i.t., $200. s Mill City Man Receives Injuries MILL CITY, May lO-(Special) Clarence Howe received lacera tions and severe bruises when struck by a falling snag Friday. The snag, which gave no warning sound of its fall, struck him across the back and threw him between two logs that caught the weight of the dead tree and saved him from being crushed. Vernon Chance of McMinnville, who recently had a toe injured in a logging accident, took ad vantage of his forced vacation to visit friends and relatives. He was am. Weekday mavsev Sam. May awtons. Tuesday and Friday. 8 p m CALVABT Lt'THF.RAN Jersey st. O. C. 01on. paMor Sunday cnool. Bible classes 10 am. Divlnr srswship. 11 am. Sermon "Christ the Great Conselor," Luther It-ague pro srran and refreshments. 5 t m. Union snKn 8 p m. Eugene Field auditor ium. M Id - we k Bible study. Thursday. tO p m. METHODIST Main and Flske sts O Leonard Jones, minister. Church school. 9 45 Worm I p 11 am. Sermon "Mother Heads trie Home," Monday. Boy Scouts, ? pjn. Official board 8 p m. over trie weekend. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Carey of Portland. ,r Chicken W3 Turkey Hani Mother's Day AT Normandy Manor SH&w your love and appreciation to Mother cn Her Dayl The finest gilt you could bestow an veninq at NORMANDY MANOR Salem's Gayest Night Rendezvous DANCING and DINING "Never Cover Charge" Full Course Dinners Start at Only JT 1 1 1M1 Steak e0N w, I -A3 1 Lamb Chops Prawns Prime Ribs Dinner from 5:00 P.M. till 10:00 P.M. Dancing 7:00 Oil 12:00 M. SsTMASTEL LIT H ERAS' K. Church st. S. L. Almlle. pastor. Sands? school. 10 am. Worship. 11 a an- Sermon "Challenging Our Houor Mother's Xy ." Adult Instruction class. Monday. p m. Junior choir Thursday, 7 p m Senior choir. Thurs stay p m. Confirmation class. Satur ate? SJ0 am. Tstrvrrr Second at A st M. J K. Fuhr, pas tor. Sunday school. 9 43 am Bible classes 1ft a m. Services. 11. Sermon "My Mother " Luther league 7:15. Bi tus Study. Wednesday 8 p m. Mission ary society. Thursday. 1 p m. Confir- instruction Saturady 9.30 a.m. TREE ROSES An Ideal Mother's Day Gift Plants or roady to bloom cmd can now be balled and moved. Large selection of varieties available. SINGER TBEE DOSE GARDENS 4 bolL N. on Wallace Kd. Ph. X3Z75 L Izcijagine That! SHOP Salem, Ore. The SMART 115 N. Liberty ss Is Still Soiling Spring COATS, SUITS AND HATS At SALE Prices, YES, Ladies, it is TRUE . . . . ! Such Values as You Have Never Heard of! Beautiful Merchandise Sold as It Comes in Daily and at SALE Prices. Ladies! Be Smart . . . Feel Smart ... and Look Smart! SHOP The SMART SHOP SALEM CHIC DRESSES for MOTHER'S DAY 5m 7m They're lovelies . . . everyone a ponder for It budget price! Gay print and glowing patel in rayon crepex, rayon failles and spuns. Sizes for Juniors, mltbc nnd women In the group. AWL V I w - - j i ink MILLIiXEHY HI .98 to 398 i Gayly be-flcucred and be ribboned hats of .Iraw braids or soft felts. tli X , ... u Imp (ii) , w CLASSIC CO 2 TO 1T0NS 1 You will be ready (or Sutumer llh thcte fcllinmlne;, fresh classic drernnt that go to market or stay borne with charm. Shirtwabts. button frontera, 2-plec rtyles, seersuckers and multifitripes. Missen' wom en's and Junior's sites. 484 Stale Si. SALEM "8allsrarti.ii Guarantees! er Yer M.arjr Hack"