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CHAMBER ADDS MEMBERS
Salem Chamber of Commerce
yesterday announced a new
members Frank Sholkoff and Ben
Cohen of Town 4c Country store.
23 N. Commercial St.; Carl
Wicklander of Beneficial Standard
Life Insurance Co.; J. W. Nor
wood, r. and Earl Hitchman of
Salem Trunk and Equipment Co.;
Leonard Retmann and C. J. Con
nally of Reicon Enterprises, 201
hi. High st. and Charles Jens, 321
Oregon building.
Marion Post 81. B. F. W. special
business meeting Monday. March
XI. p. m. Important you be
there.
Perennial. primroses, pansies.
rore bushes, shrubs. Ph. 8554. !
Boyd Nurery. 240 State. Open ;
aundays also. j
Expert watch St clock repairing. 5 '
day service at Stevms Jewelry. 1
CDuD5lQ0SuirQ03
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Mis Ef fie Back, at hr reideno at
117S Chcmekrt at Salem. March I
kucvlved bv I o brother. Ivan Pooler
ui Joacpn. Ore . and Earl Pooler at
Hratum. Ore Service v. ill be Mondi).
March 31. at I 30 p rti . te dough -ttarrtck
company. the Rev Louis
While oil M.-iatin( Interment Mt. Hpe
VMiiictery .
MAM RICK
In this nlv-Mdndtjr. March 2. Wil
liam G. Hamrtck. late resident of ns
Portland rd . Salem. Survived by three
daughters. Mrs D. X Bullock. Mui
Mildred Harm-irk and Mia Arlene
Itamrirk. all of Salem, and U.e mother.
Mr Mina Himnrk of Salem. Service
will b held Satuiday. March 29. at
! a in at the L'louah-Barrick chapel
uith mlrrmrnl at Belcrett Metitprial
park Di JtMepli Adams will officiate
AIIKNRY
Arthur Jimn Allenby. late reident
of 130 Oxford at . March M in a local
hospital at the aa o( 7S Survived by
a brothei. Thotna N Allenby. Salem,
and three utter. Mr. Anna White
and Mis. Minnie Mrl'Uughry . both of
l.eter. Calif, and Mr. Agnes Lang
aiaif in KnKland Service will be held
at the Hoell-F.dard chapel Monday.
Max-h 31. at IS 30 a m with internvent
In the City View ceneteiy.
riTtlDV
J-n Prtrrwni. In a local hospital
Ml'ili 2 at the ae uf 73 Service
will he at IS 30 a m Saturday. March
Sv at Hie Howell-Edwarda chapel, ui
terment at City View cemetery.
KOTINSOBDH
At the residence. 1503 D street March
37 Harriet Klrntiorder. at the aice oi
0 year Survived by three children.
Mr Edith Miles and Mrs Edna Flake
both of Salem, and Alvin L Ktwten
hxKiier of Sublimit) . 13 grandchildren
and eight great -grandchildren Services
will be at I 30 p m M.mday. March
31 at the W T Rigdon chapel. In
terment City View cemetery
II THIgfURD
In thi city March T7. William Ruth
eif'rd, at the age of M year Survived
by his wile in Portland, and a sister.
Mi J A Chambers of Oildale. Calif
Announcement of services later by the
H ell - Ed ard chapel
CANTATA -PAGEANT
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MlTSIC
50 -voice choir sings
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sav
-Olivet to Calvary rheostatically controlled lights
Pain Sunday, March 33, 7:33
First Evangelical Uniied Brethren
Rev. Wilsaer N. Brtwa. Directar
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SCHOOLS NOTE EASTER
Among Easter programs sched
uled in Salem public schools next
week are assemblies at Bush
school at 9 a. m. Monday: Gar
field. 11 a. m. Tuesday; McKLin
ley, Wednesday at 9:15 a. m. for
primary grades and 10 a. m. for
upper grades; Garfield, 1 p. m
Wednesday; Washington, 9:15 a.
m. Thursday; Englewood, 1 p. m.
Thursday.
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere
Kugel, 7694. 735 N. Capital St.
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Ainsworth Lodge No. 201
A.F. & A.M. will meet with
Rickreall lodge No. 110 at
Rickreall Wednesday April 2nd at
8 mjtx. All members are urged to
attend., E. N. Mill W.M.
For factories, offices Ac business
uses. 12" General Electric wall
clocks. $12.48. tax IncL R. L. Elf
strom Co.
METER
Mrs. Ida M Meyer, late resident of
tJS NOKth IMn street, at a local hos
pital, at the age of 70 years. Survived
by her husband. A W. Meyer of Sa
lem: five sisters. Mrs. Frank Maikan
tine of Portland. Mrs. George Gotbroth
of Sheridan. Mrs. Wiebold of Vancou
ver. Wash.. Mrs. Minnie srarumoe oi ,
Tlgard and Mrs. Louisa Fulton of Sher- I
! wood. Oregon: and a brother. Emil
! Sctiuman of Sheridan. Member of St. !
1 John s Lutheran murcn. Announce
ment of aervlces later bjr the Howell
! Edwards chapel.
SINCE
Mrs. Elizabeth Marion Singer, late
resident of 1 1 43 Sixth St.. West Salem.
. . I I W . I If. w-rt Clirwilf.
t me mrm ft v. rijujhlri Mrs. Ann '
Church. Mrs. Betty Wells and Mrs.
t Sadie Tokstad. all ot Salem. Mrs. Kath
ertn SUaU of Portland and Mrs. The
resa Bayer of Concord. N.H.; four
grandchildren. Sharon and Sandra
Wells and Bettv and David Bayer, all
of Salem. Ann Bayer of Tacoma. ,
. Wash . and an aunt. Mrs. Margaret
, Hatespek of Salem. Services will be
Tuesdav. April I. at 1 p in . the Clough
Rarrick chapel, the Rev Dudley Strain
officiating. Interment City View ceme
tery. riLCIl
I Donald James Felger. late resident
or o i-ancasier arive. li a local no
pital Friday, March ZS. at the age of
2S yeai Survived by parents. Mr. and
Mr Ben O. Felger of Salem: grand
mother. Mis. Laura E Jones of Port-
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I M IHJ BUI 1 1. m I Mtm mmmmm " .
Port Land, and two uncles. Jack W I
. Ehrtngler and Archie Herron. both of
Portland. Services will be held Mon- 1
day. March 31. at 3 p m at the Hough- ,
Barrick chapel with the Rev S. Ray
nor Smith officiatiny.
CADWEIJ.
At the residence. I740 South Winter
street. March . Mrs Veronia Cad
well Mother of Mrs. Oliver Meyers of
Salem. George Cadwell of Salem and
Frank Cadstell of Portland, grand
mother of Gloria Myers of Salem: and
sister of John Bouillard of San Simeon.
Calif : Mrs Helen Htrons and Mm
Julia Bouillard. both of Salem. Serv
ices will be held Monday. March 31. at
IS 30 at the W. T. Rigdon chapel with '
concluding services Hi Belcrest Memor
ial park Dr. Joseph W. Adam will of -
fictate.
Pre-Easler Services
at
Bethel Baptist
N. Cattag-e and D St.
Monday Through
Friday 8:00 PM.
(ood Special Music
Every Night
Sunday Services
Morning Worship 1 1 :00
Evening at 7:30
ILLUSTRATED
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TARRY YE UNTIL"
ART
Colored art pictures under
Where M Art en Crsxaes Saanaaer Street
Ciif Armory
Speaker T. W. WiLson. the man with the
Southern dra wL
Film "Journey Into Faith' 7:00 P.M.
Elvin SwatvMMi song master and cwloiit.
Pacific College Male Quartet
Musical Quiz - Surprises
Doavt Forget FUaa Starts at 7.-4) P. M-
BAKERY ROBBER HAB8ED
Salem police have boen notified
by itaU police official of the ap
prehension of on of the tnree
men who stole several thousand
dollars from the safe of the
Cherry City Baking company
when they held up the night
watchman there recently. The
arrested man was identified as
Amos Emery Jones, ex-convict of
the Oregon penitentiary, who is
now serving an eight-year sen
tence in the McNeil island fed
eral prison for a post office rob
bery in southern Oregon. Police
said Jones refused to reveal the
identity of his two accomplice.
Dance tonight. Crystal Gardens.
New line of samples on hand for
furniture upholstery. For esti
mates call 9360.
G, E. automatic bUnavets a year
'round comfort and pleasure
limited quantity at Appliance
Dept. R. L. Elf strom Co.
19 FLU CASES IN COUNTY
Marion county reported 19
cases of influenza during the
week ending March 22, according
to the weekly report of the state
board of health. 0 er the state
241 flu cases were noted, includ
ing 141 in Baker county. Otyer
reported Marion county disease:
two scarlet fever cases, two tu
berculosis, three venereal and one
each of meale. mumps and
pneumonia and rheumatic fever.
Dance tonight. Crystal Gardens.
Wesix electric 2 3 K.W.42K.W.
built-in wall heaters now avail
able. R. L. Elfstrom Co.
Dexter lawn mower and grinding
service. Ph. 6833. 966 Center.
YM LEADER TO SPEAK
Dal ton F. McClelland, executive
secretary of the international
board of Canadian and U. S.
YMCAs who was world service
secretary in India for 30 years,
will address Salem Chamber of
Commerce at its Monday noon
luncheon. His talk on world youth
will mark the local chamber's
Holy week observance. j
For sale: Registered Polled Here
ford cattle owned by Warren F.
Pohle estate. Call at Pioneer Trust
company, Salem, Oregon, for de
tails. Ph. 3136
Dance tonight. Crystal Gardens.
1 Plate glass now available. Don
: Brown. Elfstrom's.
1 MRS. CREECH IMPROVING
The condition of Mrs. T. W.
Creech. 180 S. 14th st.. who in
curred head injuries in a Wednes
day auto accident at Center and
Morgan sts.. was improving" last
night, offiicals at Salem General
hospital repotted. j
Johru-Manville shingles applied
right over your old roof. Nothing
down 3 years to pay. Mathi:
Bros . 164 S. Com'l. Ph. 4642.
Spudnuts? Get them at the sign
1126 So. 12th, between Hines and
Cross.
Dance tonight. Crystal Gardens.
MOTHERS LEAVE GENERAL
Mrs. I. W. Hatteberg of Silver
ton and Mrs. A. J. Haslebacker
of route 7, Salem, were dismissed
from Salem General hospital Fri
day with their infant sons. ,
Insured savings ram more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 130 South Li
berty street-
River silt, top soil and fill dirt
Com l Sand fr. Gravel. Ph. 21966.
Northern Lawn mowers, limiten
quantity. R. L. Elf strom Co.
Spudnuts SpudnuU What are
Spudtiutt? Buy some . . . you'll
see'
.
DRAMA
Disciples in upper room
waiting for Pentecost
P. II.
Chnrch
Mr. William Fawk. Org a 1st
Ilarch 29
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YW COEDS AT NELSCOTT
Fifteen retiring and new offi
cers of Willamette university's
YWCA chapter are attending a
training conference at Nelscott
this weekend conducted by Mrs.
Margaret Norton, Portland, re
gional executive for student
YWCAs. The campus group will
cooperate with the Nelscott com
munity church in its Sunday wor
ship service. Arrangements were
made by retiring president Doris
Bartholomy, Portland, and the
new leader, Muriel Oliver, Yaki
ma, Wash.
Saturday service costs no extra.
JUDSOirS Plumbing. Heating.
Wiring, Pumps. Phone 4141.
Turkey pickers Monday morning.
Willamette Packing Co., W. Sa
lem. Notice Call 3667 or 3862 about
reservations for DeMolay Moth
ers Club benefit March 31. Bring
table accessories.
EGGS FLOWN EAST
D. A. Heinz of the North Sa
lem hatchery Saturday shipped
12.000 turkey eggs by plane to
Philadelphia, employing a Cali
fornia plane of the Eagle Air
Freight service. Officials of the
service said Salem might soon be
a regular stop for independent air
cargo pickups if local business
warrants The flight to Philadel
phia was scheduled at 36 hours.
t -i
Dance Sat. Silverton Armory.
Preferred stockholders of Port
land Electric Power Co. should
consult with our office concern
ing the re-organization plan.
Conrad. Bruce 6c Co., 203 Oregon
"bldg. Ph. 4106.
Refinish your own floors. Rent a !
floor sander from Wood row's, 440 j
Center St.
ROUTS ATTACKERS
Fred R. Pankey of 4624 State
st., told Salem police that he was '
i attacked Thursday night in the:
! 300 block of State st. by two t
I youths who said "Let's see what '
he's got"' and grabbed him by the i
I arm. Pankey said that he kicked j
one and struck the other and they '
fled without taking anything, ac
cording to polite. j
i
Dance Sat. Silverton Armory.
Bryant's dressmaking alterations,
360t, State St., Room 25. .
Old Time Dance tonight. 259
Court.
CRASH HOSPITAL HANDY
Ira Jones of Gtesham, a Wil
lamette university student, was
treated for minor cuts at Salem
Deatones-s hospital after his bi
cycle struck a tar parked in front
of the hospital early Friday morn
ing, city police report. Harold
Eckstein of Churchdale drive is
the owner of the parked car, po
lice said.
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New location Cronlse Studio. 439
Court St.. over Smith Baking Co.
Dance tonight. Crystal Gardens.
Turkey help report Monday, S a.
m. Marion Creamery.
Bl ILDING PERMITS
The city engineer's office is
sued building permits Friday to'
Roy Farley, for a garage and
workshop at 1040 Broadway st ,
to cost about $2000, and to Wil
liam Hart for a $3500 duplex
house at 2645-47 Brooks st.
Vacuum Cleaners (tanks & up
right) $49 95 up 14 diffeientj
makes to choose from. Terms, :
trade-ins, rentals, repairs. Vtnce's '
Elect! ic.
Dance tonight. Crystal Gardens.
Shorthand and typist wanted. Call
Homer Smith. Ph. 9181.
GET MARRIAGE LICENSES
Two Salem couples receiving
marriage licenses at Vancouver,
Wash , this week were Betty M. I
Burroughs. 575 Willow st., and '
David M. Riggs. route 4. and Amy j
Johnson, 345 S. Leonard st., and i
S. J. Merritt, Marion hotel. ,
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Births
BURROUGHS To Mr. and
Mrs. D W. Burroughs. Blodgett.
a daughter. Friday, March 28, at
Salem General hospital.
HUNT To Mr. and Mrs Cyril
Hunt, 40 William ave., a son,
Friday, March 28, at Salem Gen
eral hospital.
SANDERSON To Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Sanderson, 425 Mor
gan ave . a daughter. Friday,
March 28, at Salem General hos
pital. HILTON To Mr. and Mrs.
William Hilton, 65 Fail haven ave.,
a daughter. Friday. March 28, at
Salem Deaconess hospital.
Evangelistic
Tabernacle
Assembly of God
Twentieth Anniversary
Celebration
Sunday, March 30th
9 a.m. Snnday School
11 a.m. The Pastor Speaks
"Escaping Sataa's Sabtilities"
6:30 Young People
7:45 Evangelistic Rally
Rev. E. F. Hewitt of Deuver
Radio Broadcasts
over KSLM:
Tabernacle Echoes
Saturday 5:45 p.m.
Sermons in Sons
" Sunday 5:15 p.m.
W. S. Frederick, Pastor
T COMMITTER FLANS '
The Salem YMCA boys' work
committee yesterday voted to
send, if possible, two delegates
to the national youth conference
sponsored by YMCA, YWCA and
the Y Canteen, at Grinneti, Iowa,
June 20 to 26. The group also laid
plans for a "youth and govern
ment program for next year, un
der which Hi-Y clubs over the
state would participate in a pe
riod of training climaxed by a
session in Salem, during which
they would perform as a govern
ment in action.
Spudnuts are here. Get them at
1126 S. 12th.
Try a Spudnut. Better be first and
tell your friends. 1126 So. 12th.
Electric Fans Vinre's Electric.
DRAFT BOARDS TO MEET
What is expected to be the final
meeting, if the draft is allowed
to die March 31, will take place
Monday for all selective service
local boards in Oregon, Col. Elmer
V. Woo ton, state director, said
Friday. Principal business of each
group will be to bring all classi
fications up to date. Chairmen of
the boards in Marion county are
Keith Powell of Salem, George
Bell of Stayton and Ray Glatt of
Wood burn.
Dance tonight. Crystal Gardens.
Two burner hotplates. Vince's
Electric.
Rubber Gloss Wax and cleaner.
Vince's Electric.
HI-Y PLANS PROGRAM
A party to help raise money for
the world youth fund was planned
Thursday night by the Junior Hi
Y club as its portion of the Salem
YMCA participation. The Senior
Hi-Y clubs are working on varied
plans. Support of the fund, to
aid YMCA reconstruction in war
torn areas, was voted Friday by
the boys' work committee of the
Salem Y.
Dance Sat. Silverton Armory.
Water Hiacynth and Lilies. Pem
berton Flower Shop, 1980 S. 12th.
Phone 23346.
Perennial plants. Pemberton's
Flower Shop, 1980 S. 12th. Phone
23346. i
LICENSED TO MARRY
Marriage licenses were issued
in Portland Friday to Arthur En-,
dresen of Boring and Lois Anne
Barnes of Silverton, Associated
Press reports. j
Dance tonight. Crystal Gardens.
Don't forget the old time dance at
VFW hall Sat. nite.
Turkey help report Monday, 8 a.
m. Marion Creamery.
1 Easter , 1
j Baskets 1
&Vff ,''ren s thoughts turn to Bun- V fA
nies, E?gs and Camlv at Easter J lh
lvl Time. It isn't too early to selert fyf? N' fJ
l v5 one of Metropolitan's beautiful vet utL fTr h A
M &r trr f A
I full maile-up Easter Baskets. Thev r?rYv V V"
J are clim k full of gootl randv ami at N' A
ulll prire that will save you. :J.2tHrr lii)
A im $-1169 $&mk? t.
ffl to- " umWT (ft
TITLE SURVEYS ADVISED
Title surveys before complet
ing real estate transactions were
advised before the Salem Board
of Realtors Friday noon by
Vera D. McMuIlen. Salem Ab
stract ' Co. vice president, who
addressed the luncheon in the
Marion hotel. He said description
of the property figuring in a sale
is especially important where
original land donation claims arc
involved because competent sur
veying often was lacking when
'the early claims were 4a id out.
S. P. Club Dance and Box Social,
no auction, March 29.
Dance Sat Silverton Armory.
COUNTY BOARD SLATED
Marion county educational
board, headed by Mrs. Agnes
Booth, county school superinten
dent, will meet Monday at her
office to hear reports of the su
pervision program and to elect
school supervisors for the
year 1947-48. The group com
prises George Hubbs of Silver
ton, P. W. Owre of Gervais, W.
P. Emery of Macleay and Harley
Libby of Jefferson.
Rummage Sale over Greenba urn's
March 29 at 8 a. m. Sponsored
by Credit Women's Breakfast
Club.
Reliable businessman needs 1 or
2 bdrm. house immed. on perma
nent basis. Hollywood dist. Local
references. Ph. 24888 or 21664. .
FERRY GIVEN LIMIT I
A 10-ton load limit was placed
Friday on the Buena Vista ferry j
which was removed from service
Thursday for repairs of the hull'
and overhaul of the engines. The !
county court stated that lives and j
property were being endangered i
by overloading.
Just arrived Thor Gladiron"
Ironers for immediate delivery.
; Broadway Appliance Co., 419 1
! Ferry, Salem, Oregon.
NALLINGER TO SPEAK
i Otto Nallinger. ex-army chap
, plain and former Salem Y camp
i counsellor, will speak Monday
: night at a dinner meeting of the
young men's council of the YMCA.
Wesi room heaters (flush) all
sizes for immediat'; delivery.
Broadway Appliance Co., 419
Ferry, Salem, Oregon.
BICYCLE FOUND LAMB'S?
A maroon and white World bi-;
cycle was found downtown Thurs- i
day night by city police. It is be
lieved that the owner may be
Frank Lamb of 1595 Lee t.
GOOD FRIDAY HOLDAY
Public and parochial schools of
Salem will be closed Friday in
observance of Good Friday.
Tba SkrlsiniiiL Snlem. Qrocjon
Public Records
MUNICIPAL COURT
Vohn Steele, route t. Salem, reck
less driving, found guilty, fined $90.
Edit A. Troth. 14 E. Wilson st,
violation of basic rule, lined S7J0.
Virgil Christensoa. Dexter, defec
tive muffler, no operator's license,
defective lights, fined $! on all
charges, ordered to have horn, lights
and muffler repaired and approved
by police department.
R- F. rulmer. Oakland. Calif., vio
lation of basic rule, posted $7.50 bail.
Charles Hail. Milwaukee, violation
of basic rule, posted SIS ball.
Clean P. Otto. Carlton, violation of
anti-noise ordinance, posted S3 bail.
Russel W. S locum. Lebanon, viola
tion of basic rule, posted f 7.50 ball.
CIRCUIT COURT
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance com
pany vs Helen Srhmiedecke and Emily
Chamberlain: Suit to determine bene
ficiary of life insurance policy of
Charles Schmiederke.
Martha Baker vs Herbert Baker:
Supplemental complaint alleges cruel
and inhuman treatment since filing
of complaint.
Roy H. Pease vs Julia Frances Pease:
Complaint alleges cruel and inhuman
treatment; married Nov. 11. 1928. in
Salem.
State vs Roy G. Petty: Sentenced
to one year in county jail on charge
of escaping from Marion county jail,
sentence to commence at expiration
of present sentence.
State vs Robert Donald Douglas:
Sentenced to six months In county
jail and paroled on charge of lar
ceny of auto.
State vs Jack Matheney: Sent to
Oregon state hospital for 90 days' ob
servation. MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Benjamin C. Kerber. 25. truck driv-
MRS. MOOSE HURTS BACK
Mrs. Harvey Moore of 1090 N.
5th st., incurred bacK Injuries
when she fell from a second story
window onto a stairway at her
home at about 11 a. m. Friday,
according to first aid men, who
took her to Salem General hos
pital. Authorities at the hospital
said late last night that her con
dition was "fairly good."
Dance Sat. Silverton Armory. :
BLIGH IMPROVED
Frank Bligh. 1903 Fifth st.. who j
underwent a major operation at
Salem General hospital early this!
week, is convalescing and is ablej
to receive his friends. I
CAMELLIAS
t
Largest supply la Central Willamette Valley. Wide range of
sixes aad varieties. Most varieties now In Moom.
Take River Road north to Keizer, turn west on paved road.
4 miles to Nursery.
H. L. Pearcy Ilursery Co.
Route 2. Box 19
friwrw, turn i.ir rtfoaVrt-nai aiHl Sf&Sabii.
Saturday. March 29. 1847 3
er. and Irene Wacken. 22. bookkeeper,
both of Salem.
Theodore S. Walt. 14. student, anst
Dorothy Irene White. 21. typist, botss.
of Salem.
Ralph George Burns. 22. farm lav
borer. Salem route 2. and JuaniUa
Joyce Patrer. is. student. Sales
route 2.
Ivan C. Caligan. 53. logger. Willa-
mina. and Elizabeth Baunach. OS.
I housewife. Grand Rande.
; JUSTICE COURT
Harlie D. Harnm. 817 Mill st.. charg
ed with disorderly conduct, plea con
tinued to March 29
Lois Hulse. 17 Mill St.. charge
with disorderly conduct, plea con
tinued to March 29.
PROBATE COURT
Charles Bertram Davis, jr.. guardian
ship: Order appointing Charles B. Da
vis, sr.. as guardian: order approving"
settlement of claim for damages.
Estate of Frederick Wiblishauser:
Final order.
Red Hills Grange has
Oregon Flower Program
LIBERTY Red Hills grange
held an open meeting in the
grange hall Tuesday. Colored
slides of Oregon flowers wert
hown br the Rev. S. Raynoe
Smith. Musical program included
Brahms Lullaby" and "Whisper
ing Hope" as vocal solos by Mrs.
S. Van Dyke; piano numbers by
Marylin Williams; Chinese Wed
ding" and "Musical Sketches" as
piano and violin duet by Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Spillche.
The first voting machines wert
invented in England more than
50 years ago.
EVERY FUNERAL
SERVICE
entrusted to us is individually
planned and personally direct
ed - - its cost determined by
the family's wishes.
HOWELL - EDWARDS
Salem Funeral Chapel
54S N. Capitol St Phone M7S
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T. W. WU