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12 Tho Statesman, Salom. Oregon. Saturday. Iun 21, 1947 Gmiit Court Jury Panel for July Drawn Drawinf f a Jury panel for the July term of the Marion coun ty circuit court wai made Friday, coincident with announcement by Judae E. M. Pare of a change In rhedulin of cases, expected to mult in reduced jury costs. Beginning In July, all case for a k are to be placed on the calendar for Tuesday, following motion day" on Monday. Thi o far mean nine caret on July t and fix on July IS. Pare Mid thin method should obviate the need for jurors to appear only to learn that the rrhedulcd action has been settled t the la.t minute. The panel will be notified each da a to need for their services the following dav. The saving re- cults from the fact that, effective Jul- S. Jurors' pay is raised from S3 to 15 per dav, as aoproved by the 1947 stale legislative session The new Jury panel, to renort to the courthouse at 9 a.m. July 8, comprise: , 0arl A. rnlr. SiVm it. ninr: EiTbh . t.. .lpn, Salem 3. h nfe- JoDh P. Shnan. Shaw: Fv Yw T'v.. Silrm a. bowwtfe: Wil liam r. Ff11iw. Sa'm 7. retired: C. J. Vrfvrkl Salem . oainter. Jennie B. Jifrwaon. North SOverton. hounewlfe; Molly A. Hunt. Wet Woodhum, bnuM wile; T. Burn Wenwlck. Wert Silver rm. irwchanic: Thorp A. Armrtronr eXalem St. merchant; Frd W. Dickman . Mirri tavto. tnrr: Lvdia . Matt. . Ma. HayevHe. booVkener: Myrt'e T.. 1Wnm. 5a'wn bokVerer: Joc It Darick Wet Vt. Anl. housewife CbarW Vinent. ScoHar: Dom La' me Salm 1 1norao'T: .hn E. Hall. Ralr 21. meat cutter: Blanche Puwr, im T. ftenooranher Fave nH. Salem 22 housewife: Bertha K Wetherord. rai"ound. house itr: Mae Snrter. f 'm S3, house- wHe: Fra" J. Wrrr. Fast Mt. An eel laborer Vt'et J. brn. ZrvVwoo bowmi'"- Percer W Conner. Slem 1 t-ooXer: TTV-rrir Oddie. North Howell housewife: Arthur Verw. East Hub tsar. frmer: Jame M. fjotaon. ir. SrntU M'lK lab-ver: I. C-Hton Siem 1. hoie.wt: Wili'am C. DraVe lev. Salem SS: Ftvth C. HrVn. 14. hnuww!f; David Tumldge, tPKlney, Tarmer. Sun. KSLINI KOIN KGW Q O OOO Women's Officers To Be Installed On Sunday Night Service Sunday night at First Christian church will be under di rection of the Women's Council of the church. The Rev. Dudley Strain will install the following officers, to begin duties July 1: resident, Mrs. dPaul Holloway; social life chairman, Mrs. G. A. Keener; missionary program chairman, Mrs. Dudley Strain; secretary, Mrs. Jack Morrison; treasurer, Mrs. Monroe Cheek; publicity and printing, Mrs. Wayne vedder; spiritual life, Mrs. Carol Capps; welfare, Mrs. Eugene Crail; education, Mrs. Ervin Sunderlin; literature, Mrs. Lloyd Robinson; World Call sec retary, Mrs. Fred Roberts; mem bership, Mrs. Lloyd Reilly; per sonnel, Mrs. Arthur Flint; finance. Mrs. George Gibson; decorating, Mrs. Carl Wood; service, Mrs. Joe Drake; dining room, Mrs. T. L. Lind; nursery equipment, Mrs. Jofeph Griffin; nursery, Mrs. S. F. Van Dyke; Camphre, Mrs. Roy Wright. 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Leave It Jack Smith I Louella Parsons Listen CareflylKate Smith Piano Quartet I Jimmy Fidler Listen Carefly Kate Smith 'Piano Quartet I Policewoman tree 1:1 T:3 7:45 G Heattert I Crime Doctor I Crime Doctor Leave to Girls I Blondie i I Blondie I Advised I Ad vised ISymphony ISymphony I Theatre Guild I Theatre Guild I Theatre Guild ITheatre Guild Sa S:1S S:3 S:4 20 Questions ICorlisa Archer ISymphony (Corliss Archer I Symphony (Couple Next Jack Paar I Couple Next IJack Paar I Drew Pearson I Monday Morn. I Green Hornet I Green Hornet Head Publisliers LA GRANDE. Ore.. June 2(W;p) O. G. Crawford, publisher of the Heppner Gazette Times, was elec ted president of the Oregon News paper Publishers Association to day. Frank Jenkins, publisher of the Klamath Falls' Herald and News, was elected vice president, and Robert E. Pollock, editor of the St Helens Sentinel Mist and co publisher of the Ontario Observer, treasurer. The publishers elected Merle Chessman, Atoria; Walter May, Oregon City; R. M. Hayden, Leba non; Bud Forrester, North Bend; Giles French. Moro; and Frank Shiro, La Grande as directors. Crose Defends Vet Benefits at Realty Lunch Urging his audience to analyze fairly the picture in regard to I veterans' benefits, Al Crose, Ore gon veterans affairs loan, offi cer described his work to the Salem Board of Realtors, meet ing Friday noon" at the Marion hotel. Crose said some of the bene fits are gratuities but that most are things earned by service, such as compensation and hospitaliza tion "which are real costs of war." He urged that ex-service men not be condemned as "taking advantage of such laws as unem ployment compensation since, he said, things like that happened before the veterans were included in the picture. Action by the 1947 legislative session increased the amount which the state may loan on vet- Arane linmpr frrtm 41000 tn e.AnOO 2liLH?J " Aiibricht. m Wayne Returned Missionary uJt M"a At First Presbyterian ... I Phsiiar TVtiifflaa inii Mrs 7.1 na I uon purposes but can be commit-1 "; .U " t' . ri,.,.ls C.n.l XILt to be program chairman lor we Elizabeth Currie, who has been ErouDS. a missionary in India fnr ten Mrs. J. W. Jordan of Silverton, years, will speak Sunday at 7:30 Slate secretary OI women a wwis, nm. at th First Prehvtrr an i will De guest speaxer. t.M t:IS :Jt t:45 News Rex MlUcr Pioneers News Sam Spade I Hollywood Or. Roadside Chapel Sam Spade I Hollywood Or. Good Cheer House Country Author. Critic I Guest Star House Country 'Author. Critic I Orchestra ii:ee !:! I:3t HAS Revival Hour I rive SUr rinallNews (Explorer I Ann Mercer Hr. St. Francis' Catholic Hour I Orchestra I Catholic Hour IMcCall News (Conversation I Vespers I Venpers ll:3 tl:4 ll-.SS 11 M Sign Off I Gene Krupa I News (Gene Krupa I Music (Manny Strand lOrchestra I Ted Fio Rito (Orchestra (News (News ISilent (Sign Off 'Ciro's Orch, I Dreamland Dreamland Dreamland Xtra Hour Sijrn Off Orchard IlelrhU Mrs. Charlie Roy, guest at the R. W. Clarkes, V recovering from influenza with which Ehe has been ill. It's ettrprtsinK how easily your era get used to poor reception! Ajad it's aurpriaing how a thor wgh check -up by our experts mm make your radio like tewl Elmo Radio Service ted before the dwelling is ready for occupancy. The interest rate is 4 per cent, with a maximum payment time of 20 years. To be eligible the veteran must have en tered the service from Oregon and the property must be in the atate. Ill 1 State St Phone 21937 Seattle Man Talks Sunday Dr. N. A. Jepson of Seattle will be the guest speaker Sunday night at the Christian and Missionary Alliance church,' North 5th ' at Gaines st. He will show motion pictures taken on his recent trip to China, where he went in the interests of Youlh for Christ and the Missionary effort. Sunday morning the pastor will 1 be speaking on the subject, "Zeal, Energy and Blunders" as associa ted with the fervent life of the Apostle Peter. Dr. Jepson is known Interna tionally as an active participant in the Gideon, Christian Business Men, Youth for Christ and kin dred movements. Thursday at 7:45 p.m. the Rev. Ira A. King will represent the Voice of the Andes known as H. C. J. B.; heard around the world In its broadcast of the gos pel in many languages. He will show technicolored motion pic ture of the work In South, Amer ica. ) church on "The Giantess Awakes Miss Currie, a graduate of Ore gon State college, has been prin cipal of girls' school and .has I traveled over large part of India and had several interviews with Gandhi. She is noted for her I vigor and the delightful humor and human touch of her realis tic messages. ICE CBEAI1 Quarts . 330 SAVING CEIITEB SaJeoa A West Salem Detroit Four forest trails are being repaired in the vicinity of Detroit, reports 5. T. Moore, of the U. S. foreft service. Annual guard school will be held at McKenzie bridge camp from June 24 to June 28 inclusive for the purpose of training new lookout personnel, Moore has announced. BUGS & UPHOLSTERY Qand and Moth Proofed In Your Home SALEM DURACLEAN SERVICE Miene S73C I V TRIPS DAILY I I New York Bishop First Methodist Speaker on Sunday Bishop W. Earl Ledden of Syra cuse. N. Y- will be the guest Brush College A 1.000-gallon- preacher Sunday morning at the an-hour 56-foot well was brought First Methodist church. Hespoke in by Loane Baxter and Virgil at the 85th Oregon annual con- Killingsworth who were drilling' ference of the Methodist church cooperatively. L. B. Leslie is in Portland this week. Justice W. building a residence which is to C. Wlnslow of First Methodist be ready by July. These three church has been representing this families purchased acreage from cnurcn aiong witn me pasior, ur. the Emmett Rougers on route I. JoseDh M. Adams, in the con ference session. Pastors and lay-1 Ankeny One meeting a month men from some 170 Methodist will be held by Ankeny grange churches of the state have been during the summer months and making plans for the year and next meeting will be held July 25. electing delegates to the general Attending Pomona Wednesday at conference of . the church which North Howell were Mr. and Mrs. will convene in Boston next ApriL Rex Hartley, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Bishop Ledden ; will speak on I Far r, Mesdamcs George Hender- "Now and Evermore" at First son, Karl Miller and John Zehner. Methodist church Sunday at 11 a.m. The choir, directed by Vic tor B. Palmason, will sing "Love Divine, All Love Excelling" (Stainer), and Mr. Palmason will play for the violin offertory num ber "Nocturne" (Chopin). Sunday night the senior high youth will go to Silverton to pre sent "A Day in Summer Insti tute'' to the Methodist youth of that city. The Junior high group will meet with Martha Kumler in the fireplace room and make plans for Barview Christian Ad venture camp to open July 0. Valley Obituaries Barke lUrry McKlbben DALLAS, June 20 Funeral services will be held Saturday, June 21, for Burke Harry McKib ben, 64. who died June 18 at his home here, following a nine months' illness. Services will be at 2 p. m. from Henkle-Bollman chapel with burial in I OOF ceme tery. The Rev. Claark Enz will officiate. Born May 30, J 883, in Law rence, Kans., son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. McKibben, he was mar ried to Alma Wardell Rawley at Buell, Ore.. February 4, 1917. He lived in Wheeler until 1925 when they moved to Dallas where they afterwards lived. Survivors are the widow, seven sons, Clifford, Heraldsburg, Calif.; Burton, Gale, Keith, Morris, Wayne, Delmar, all of Dallas; four daughters, Fern, Gloria, Sylvia and Barbara, all of Dallas; two brothers, Jesse of Airlie; Henry of Harrisburg; sister, Mrs. James Clark of Junction City, Kan.; one grandchild, Gail Louise McKibben. Silfertoa Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Webb have bought the John Kleeb home near the swimming pool -and will take possession July 1. The Kleebs are moving to Berkeley, Calif., as Mr. Kleeb has been transferred there. Kleeb is with the Federal Home Loan Bank association. Seats Always Available Vie ihj AfTtJT. tHOtTUT lOUTIS Hew Ale-CeadMieaed Ceoeaai ToSAIlFRAIICISCO ONE-WAY FARE. 8J To LOS ANGELES ONE-WAY FAKE, $12.40 ttr tm$ tUfd T 22S N. HW Sir we MM Salem Art Til Co. 2(55 Portland Rd. Pbone num ber la 25978. New shipment of Fireplace Arches and Hearths. Dralnboards A Bathroom Tiles installed. 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