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Thm OREGON STATESMAN. SaUm. Or?on, Sunday Morning. August 18. 1948
Keith Taylors
Are Moving to
New Location
.YONS Surwl-iy Ru-st-; of Mr.
! Mr? Arthr Olm? an weie
.-iwl Mrs. Tmi P-i. e and
.tMer. Pets, of Ot"nn City.
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meet, rig at Cuv'alli-.. j
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Dale Wilsons
Move to Pedee
PEDEE The Rev. Perry has
been reasserted to the Evangelical
rhurrh here by the conference at
Jennings Lodge. He has been pas
tor here for the last four year.
The Dale Wilson family is mov
ing from Fall City to a house on
the Roy Gage place on Ritner
creek.
Word has been received of the
birth of a son. Richard Mansfield,
on August 12 to Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Gross of Springfield.
Gross was principal of the high
school here be f oie his induction
in the army from which he was
recently discharged. Mrs. Gross
will be remembered as Marjorie
C'jmpbell who went to school
het e.
Margaret Berry of Valsetz is
visiting Evelyn Burbank.
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Tlx If iy C;r (,.r an,
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. I i i i riit , ir . i : .r -e
y. M , t i in i Em i ly
i(el ii-i piti'tits, Mr.
and Mr-i. Frank Suttfn. The child
ren Rtay-l heir- while tlu-ir mother
v.cnt to Seattle.
Mr. and Mis. Clarence Jung
wirth and children left Thursday
for Diamond lake and will also
v isit other places along the coast.
FOR
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2S N. ('ommerci;l SI.
Phone 4421
15 ota dufiidj
Get Next
Winter's
Supplv Now
While they
are Available
Uu mill rn)ov tlir rlranlinrMi. ronvenienee and rronomr of
tht modrrn fuel for heater, furnace, fireplace and rooking.
CAPITOL LUMBER CO,
N. ( herry Ave. Phone 8862
Valley Briefs
Liberty Farmers Union will meet
Tuesday, August 20, at 8 p.m.
Harlan Jiidd, county clerk will ex
plain the-new election laws and
Ernest Iufer will speak on his re
cent trip to Switzerland.
PrLncle Robert Holden sold
his residence to Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Widby of Salem and has pur
chased a place on South 12th st.
in Salem..
Sclo Western Fish and Game
Conservation club is inviting all
interested to attend a meeting
Monday, August 19 in the school
gymnasium. Colored pictures of
Oregon wild life will be shown.
Pringle Mr. and Mrs. Lyle !
Sharp and sons, Billy and Fran- J
cis, formerly of Berkeley, Calif., ;
are visiting the James Adams.
Sharps plan to reside near Salem.
Jeff entail The Harold John
son family has moved to the Earl
Lynes place near the north city
limits which they recently pur
chased. They recently came here
from Kansas and have a son and
daughter In high school.
Print le : Work on the new
school playshed is advancing quite
rapidly considering the difficulty
in obtaining supplies. Improve
ments in the school building are
underway also, in preparation for
school opening September 16.
Princle Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Strausbaugh jr. are building a
new residence east of the school
house. The; Paul Kupers are build
ing a neW;: place just south of the
Henry Kuper residence.
Albany :"; Herb Smith has been
chairman of the Linn County
American Red Cross chapter, to
fill the vacancy caused by the res
ignation of Orion Garrett. Garrett
isleaving Albany soon to reside
in Grants Pass.
Three Experienced Watchmakers
W Spcialira In
Repairing Fin Watch
Material in stock for most all makes
10 DAY SERVICE
We hcrre a lew good, new -watch for sal
Tbe rllialatliii of O.P.A. will not chance our prices
R. G. WARREN
141 S. Ubertr First Doer Seetta First Natl Bank
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I Aflvanced 4-1 1 Club
Plans for Fall Show
At Jefferson Me'tinj
The August meeting and party
of the M;iiiri county 4-H ad
vanced club was held at the home
of Donna Wiederkehr, of Jeffer-
son. with;Milton St. John acting
. president. James Bishop, county
j dub agent, discussed with the I
! group plans and problems of the
; Marion county fall show, August
29 and 30. Constance Ilimplon,
.issixtant club agent, discussed
demoiitrat3'n problems and con
: teM-;.
Milton St. John, of Gervais, in
vited the club to meet with him
i Sept. 9. Donna Wiederkehr, Betty
j Wintermantel, Bonnie Klein, and
I Deloris Castor are on the Septem
ber social . committee.
Others present were M.ntha
Dinette, Bonnie KleinrPat Buines,
I Martha Harper, Sidnev Harper,
! Guy Scott, Floyd T. Fox, jr., and
I Gene Messick and William Wie
I derkehr.
EUEfJ AT 60
OIITWEflHS P
Mow Y Con Orator THos Tiros
for Yovf Cmr
Here if aiiwrr u '"VC'ill tojay'i tire
t40I up under a Ixig rind at hih ipwxl?"
In a tist o the new H K. Gixidrkh tire, test
iars were driven steadily at sixty miles per
hour, hour alter hour, averaging over a
thousand miles a day in all kinds of weather.
iie hv 4idr i xi the whctli of these cars were
prear nres and the new B.F.Goodrich tire.
.P.M fJE-U TIDE
EJEHflCJ TUBES
Tires were thifteii from wheel to wheel so
that both took the same heating. The new
U. F. Goodrich Silvertowns outran the prewar
tires showed less wear were good for
thousands of extra miles. f f 1 l mW
We are receivinr regular I I w
shipments of these new I 1 Lr
B.F.Goodrich Silvertowa 11 mj J
tires. See us today. U
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Cm reeats e Oer Thrifty tarfe Mmm
Ur Lmhr at M. C mm ABC iKhtI.
EARL STRAUSBAUGH, MGR.
l'Jb S. Commercial St,
Salem
Phone 9156 j
Beems Family
Visit Gates
GATES Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Be em and family are visiting her
mother, Mrs. George Ross.
Clara Scott has returned from
a week in Salem.
Mrs. Ruby Winters spent Sun
day with Mrs. Hannah Gardiner
of Salem. Mrs. Gardiner has been
ill but is much better now.
Mr. and Mrs. Bat-zee of Moro
and Harold and Collis Heath visit
ed G. B. Heath Friday.
Mrs. Heath is on her way home
from Alaska where s! visited
their son, V'ergd.
C. D. Johnson accompanied his
nephew to visit his brother in
Colorado.
The woman's club met with
Mrs. H. N. Wilson Thursday.
There were not many members
present as so many are away
working.
Mrs. Walter Berier entertained
the birthday Kuchre club Tues
day at her home in Fox Valley.
High score was won by Mrs. A. B.
Homers, second Mrs. Riley Champ
low, Mrs. F. Bassett; visitor, Mrs.
Earl Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lambert of
33 to Finish
At Monmouth
On Wednesday
MONMOUTH, Aug. 17. Cim
men cement exercises for four year
degree graduates of Oregon Col
lege of Education will be held in
Campbell hall auditorium Wednes
day, August 21. at 2 p m. Virginia
Ward Elliott, Salem soloist, will
sing two groups of songs. Her ac
companist will be C. Robert Lax
son of the OCE teaching staff, who
also will play the processional and
recessional.
Morse Will Speak
Sen. Wayne L. Mors will speak
on "The World We Live In " The
Rev. Cary O. Heath of Independ
ence will give the invocation. Wil
lard Marks of Albany, president
of the state board of higher educa
tion will represent that group. Dr.
Ivan Milhous or the OCE staff will
present the graduates: Dr. Charles
A. Howard, president of the col
lege, will confer the degrees.
Graduates Listed
May B. Lucas. Salem: Norman
Ernest Allen. Dallas: Lola A. An
derson, Condon: Fredericka C.
Becker, Maldon Horton, Alice
ter Mallatt. Myrtle M. Meuller.
Grace Imhoff. Earl Clifford Kidd.
Elsie Srhmeer Lew is. Alma Cour
Portland; Hester P. Bethel, Hugh
Edward Hassel. Olive Mae Vin
cent, Caroline Gentle Ward. Her
bert John Salisbury, Monmouth;
Four Corners were Gates visitors
Friday.
Helen A. Rlanchard. Wauna;
Edna Madeline Bowman, Glenna
M. Jones, Miles George Olson. In- '
dependence; Lois Earlene Brant, I
Yoncalla; Verna Carothers. Rose
burg; Rolbert R. Dexter, Ocean-
side, Calif.; Esther Anna Fixson. :
Alice Mae Mercer. Albany; Rich
ard D. Gwillim. Oregon City; Hal- ,
land W. Hankel, Astoria; Kamma
N. Huddles ton, Silverton: Ijiltoy
O. Ingram, Iebanon; Lloyd E. ,
Lewis, Prmev ille; Hetty Mae Mr- ,
Guire, Eugene: Herbert Wayne
Schlappi. Tillamook; Thomas II
Wilson, Iowell; Wayne II. Young,
Coos Bay.
near MolUla. He was knot ked , Imim-s. Ifrtef , a former navy man,
out when the end of a l.g lunk,, ,.
him .Cos, the l...Mr, ' ' ,h "" M'- S1 tl"
X-rays revealed no fiarturedja brother of Frank Prter.
Silverlon Couplet
To Have Party Today
! SILVERTON. Aug 17 - Maxine
Davenport, daughter of Mr. and
; Mrs. E. Davenport of Salem, was
I married Thursday in Vancouver,
! Wash, to Walter Rue. son of the
late Be t Rue and Mrs. Rue of
; Silverton. The Rev. Ray Petcer i
I officiated. Rue was on duty wilh
I the army for more than four years I
and was recently dischai gfd. They '
will live in Sweet Home. j
I Mr. and Mrs. Amos Kunrue, re- (
cently married in the east, will j
share honors with the Hues at a !
1 family picnic party Sunday. Amos
Funruf is a son of Mr. and Mrs.'
II. E. Funrue
Silvrrton .Man Hurt
In Molalla Acculrnt
SILVERTON. Aug 17 George
! Poiter was treated for eere
.bruises to hi back and shoulders j
reeeived in a logging accident
Keep That Sparkle
In Your Eyes
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Dt let yntr eyes get
tiled and old from eye
attain. Keep them young
aril alert with ptoer!r fit
ted leriM, Sun glatses
gio(ind from your own pre
anpti'Mi It a safeguard
agairiat undue strain when
you are imjI in the glaring
un.
Ir. Henry K. Morris
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