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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1946)
Alpha 71 Delta iliu will be entei tamed Tuely night -at the home of Mrs A. C. Newell. 1740 North 21'nd at i ret at 8 o'clock. Mia F.like Shreder will talk in furmal' about hr recent lrip to Mexico All Alpha Xi Deltas in he city are incited ti attend. Meanbers of the Waaler aa Serv ice Guild or the First Methodist church will hear Hits Ruth Fields, muaumary for 20 years, at their meeting on Monday at the home of Mrs. Edna Tucker. 2140 South Church street at 8 o'clock. i Crescendo Concert Series An Fducanal Pmject at Salem High School Four Artist Concerts Ijrs Watson Canadian Contralto. Mon., Nov. 4 A:.g3! Royes. Cuban Violinist, Fri.. Nov. 22 Sc!vo q Lund. American Pianist. Fri.. Dec. 6 larr.es Pase American Baritcn. Wed., Feb. 2b Do ft ft took flow. J. AU Concert at S. H. S. Auditorium at 8:15 P. M Neasen Ticket $?.. Mingle Admission Sl.tt. Tax Inc. Tickets at Hill's Mvslc Store. Jaealth's Music Store, and Irons t rescende lab Menabera. 1 As odverK.ed hi VOOOf Wfiff ful i.lra faJiion lias! in4la y i lc mote etilraiio- ingle vcvitltful tli an thi fall. rni an . sjO'i 1M (iolil trots r it Tested to-give the ei-d trj uf y v - i be . hen d. rSr H st UP' OS'' A7W tfca NiiA I i ? 3 bull. . . hold in th highest esteem the little laidy with the stained lingers and strained! back, lor It Is she. who harvests the crop frokn the "world's largest walnut orch ard'' irji the backyards of Salem. She rush es out qf a morniryj and evening, to snatch nuts Irorri under the wheels of Dad's car as he goesjin orout of the driveway, she picks them from among the shrubs and combs them from lengthening iall grassland leaves. Then dries' them over the radiator in kitchen or back hall, shells the broken ones and sits back never realizing the truth when Dad and the boys boast to guests of the huge crop of walnuts they harvested. the You-Can't-Win Dept. ... We find there are two ways to get through the new Center street signals from east to west: 1 As each green light is passed, cut 'er down to stalling speed, and by the time you start up the engine a time or two, you'll just about make the next green light; or 2- Drive east on Chemeketa to Church, then two blocks north to Marion, thence west to North Front and south on North Front to Center. Then nose into the line at the bridge (which has gone through the signals), watching carefully for angry drivers who may be wrought up .after their harrowing experience with stalled engine. It works al! right, pro viding everyone else didn't have the same idea. . Unexpected guest . . jyoulv-e heard people complain that nothing ever happans here? , Well, we don't worjry about that in our lamily. My car has a imputation for har boring about everything; rljjjpber boots, tow chains, hammers, shovels chewing gum, scotch tape, nails and eirjpty pop bottles. Monday, after shaking wjld plums on a neighbors hillside with me my sister-in-law got into my heavily loaded.' fcar and sat down --screaming she got up immediately; she had sat on a snake in th seat. Nov I don t mind so much her sitting on the snake, what I wonder is, how long had I been snuggling up to the thing irom my driver's seat! Oh by the way . . . I'm driving over to eastern Washington next weekend, into the rattlesnake country that is. I might be able to pick up something interesting Over . . . Maxine Buren Nile Queen Visit To Miller's Miss Naomi Anrt Mor gan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Morgan of Stay ton, who wa3 irstaUed an worthy advisor of Acacia Assembly, Ord?r of Rain bow for Girls October 2 ut the Masonic Temple. Miss Morgan is the pecond worthy advisor of Acacia Assembly, which was or ganised last spring. (Mc Lwun photo). , NAPIER a PLATE. FOR GRACIOUS OmnTAItflNG Prkea' for oi hw oi 50 for toai'peniive giffi in the very bMf of toite, tee this charming selection of Napier stiver p!a! These sophljticofed pieces con be used- Sodivid woli or will harmonize with other sHverworel Smorf orvd rncdern . . . irres$tib4e as giftt, perf-tf ot odditlcwnt.to your regular seryicel Gtlt boxed. See others in a lorge selectionl TM S4.IKT SUTttS j Ar -"'-( 'owl."), lid ttrit J to f ; efiwbt, c. fJv SAlAO MT W ko'"Xa any ttv ) CHUM KNIPt UwU one looi9 Koy o , wH to efae tfeckn4 ... aa ra. JAM MS Ax ovwa via'a wt wry ih y' .lla lay, ha a4 ipol ASH TIATS fut hcMMttowa travt for ta o QC frxa McfwOa 10 f4. Ut S.S0 mm Fa Ta 3f5 mere. 3fet1iof1iVt WSCS Circle Circles of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist church will meet on Wednesday at 1 , o'clock as follow; Circle No. 1 with Mrs. Hattic j LrfXHiey, 175 S. Commercial street; I Circle No. 2 with Mrs. Cora Lip- ", pold. 297 South 15th st.: I Circle No. 3 with Mrs. C. F. Wil- j son. 473 N. Cottage street; j Circle No. 4 meet in the .high I school room at the church; j Circle No. 5 with Mrs. Frank O. j Myers. 502 North Winter street; j Circle No. 6 meet in the Car-, rier room at the church. j lolled ffpanUh War Veterans and auxiliary will meet for a 6:30 supper and 8 o'clock business meeting at VFW hall oh October 7. Department prenident, Mrs. Zid onia Quick will make an official visit. I Sojourners will meet on Thurs day afternoon at lr!5 o'clock at the Salem Woman's club for a deanert luncheon and bridge. Host- I , esses art Mesdame Kenneth Carl, r? a Mrs. Thomas Luke, queen of Nydia Temple, Daughters of the Nile and her officers from Port land will be special guets at the monthly meeting of the Salem Nile club Monday afternoon at the Ma sonic Temple. Sewing will begin at 10:30 and luncheon will be served at 12:13 o'clock. . Accompanying Mrs. Luke will be Mrs. Ralph H. King. Mis. John H. Rankin. Mrs. Ezra Royce and Mrs. Charles H.'Castner. The hostess committee for the event includes Mesdames J. E. Tryon. D. M. Eby. L. It. Tweedie. Russell Blight, F. K. Txose. C. Ward Davis. J. L. Sweeney. F. W. Steualoff, O S. Adams. K. W. I .and. I. M. Dobyns, Lester New- i man and Miss Juana Holmes. The l ulled Hpaniah War Veter ans and auxiliary will meet fur a 6:30 o'clock supper Monday night at the VFW hall. Following there will be an initiation for the aux iliary and the department presi- ! dent will make her official visit. The Statesman. Sal Oregon, Sunday, October t, 1 ar - ar bi J i ' m mil 1 VtHduVU, rfmrtf onm finds mmny rtmm$ modi from th motxiguny tot whifh tmy coontry i$ fomod throw ghovt tho world. For Leather Goods. Billfolds. Port folios and Ring Binders you may be assured of a fine selection from the countries leading manufacturers at NKF.DHAMS Book Store. aaa svarc racer u ammt SALSSS, OOfOON I Horo'o ccnoational now way 1 I to clean cllvcr in 10 seconds! I Ralph KeMetz. L. John Tyler. 11. !); rote and ri Beta fhl Mothers club will hold its first meeting of the sea son "at .the State street chapter house Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Hostesses will be Mrs. Ijto bert Brady, sr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Upston. Mill City Newspaper Inlcrct !. Sold to fWoIvrrton of INVW Vork it STAYTON- David Kppx, owner of the Mill City F.nterpuse. an- tiounced thi w'k that he has , dinposprt. of a half inteietit in the paper to Charles Wolveiton, fr j i, tiie past five years on the 'r-di- tonal starf of a Scnpps-Iloward newspaper in New York City. Wolverton has been in news paper work in the east for many years. With his wife and four children, he Is now In Mill City. Epps purchased the Mill City Q weekly last February Ji om the j if C. L. McKittrick etae Before g that the Enterprise had been op- crated by Paul Robinson. 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