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StateamanT Salem. Oregon, Thursday. Sept. 23. 1947
Lyons Couple
Entertain for
Portland Folk
noon crrio o o n
W oodburn Post
Gates Club Holds
Meeting at Smiths
School Novi
By Dwm Cmrr
GATES, Mr. and Mm. Elton
Brown are announcing the birth
ct a ion September 20 - at the
Deaconess hospital in Salem.'
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Air. wna air, th John Mrdurh were Mr. and
new son born September la at ... (ni,.i v.m.. tj-
LYONS i- Week end guests of
Mrs. John1 Kampy and ton Ray,
Mr. and . Mrs. Albert Andersen,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hayward, and
Patricia, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Tr-uK Jac AUstott aU of Portland.
the McMinnville hospitaL
Mrs. Charles Smith entertained
the Knit Mit club members at
luncheon last week. Present were
Mrs.
Mrs. Vernie Smith, Manama; Mrs
Georre Stewart and ' Mrs. A.
Webster Mill City.
Patry Steward entertained a
number of her school friends in
honor of her, birthday last week.
Mrs. Rosa Roten's son Amos,
Joined his wife at his mothers this
week end. They live at Cherry
Point N. Carolina, U. S. Marine
Sunday guests of the Lyle Ber-
mesters were ' Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Burmester and daughter
Janet of Scio. The men . are
brothers.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Lewis were Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Gustin of Los Angeles. Mrs. Gu
tin is an aunt of Mrs. Lewis. They
Corps air station. He Is a private were met here by their daughter, SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
PARRISn JUNIOR HIGH
Council Meets
Three hundred dollars was set
as the goal for Parrish students in
the Community Chest drive at the
first student council meeting held
Wednesday ' morning. Beverly
Benner was chosen student cap
tain of the campaign and Octo
ber 10 was set as the deadline
for reaching the quota. 1
Fall election plans were made
at this meeting. Lawrence Schee
lar was elected party manager for
the Liberators and Don Ellison
party manager of the Studenteers,
the two student political parties.
Filing for student body offices be
gins this morning. Acting presi
dent for the meeting was Larry
Chamberlain.
Si
1st class.
Mrs. Blanche Dean entertained
the" birthday Endue club Satur
day. Present were Mrs. Eva Ber
ber, Martha Bowes, Mrs. Garnet
Bassett. Mrs. Marietta Smith, Mrs.
Ruby Homer, Mrs. Frankie John
eon. Mrs. Mary Champ, Mrs. Ruby
Winters. Lulu Collins,' Mrs. Flo
rence Carry sot. Portland.
Mrs. Gladys! Bode and grand- New Office Help
daughter Jeanne who took them
to Seattle for a visit
Mrs. May Swank of Stayton
spent the week end at the home
of Mrs. Daisy Johnston. Mrs.
Swank is a former resident of
Lyons.
New office manager and recep
tionist at Salem high this year
is Miss Kathryn Long. Miss Long
holds bachelor and master of edu
cation degrees, and taught in
Johnstown, Pa., before coming to
Salem high. Mrs. Irma Bergstrom,
Mrs. Nannie Martin is visiting formerly of ' the Salem public
relatives here. She will be a school office, is replacing Mrs
I in charge of attendance records
is Mrs. Betty Blakley.
Two Classes Changed
Miss Beryl Holt mathematics
department head. Is teaching
, , There were no mammals
marsupials on New? Zealand until
men imported , them.
Mrs. Florence Carrysot, Port- guest at the Clyde Lewis. Velvie Velma Dietz as bookkeeper: and
land, visited the Johnsons over Lewis and Bert Lyons homes.
the week end. She-owned a store Sunday guests of the George
Here at one time, Huffman's were Mrs. Elizabeth
Mrs. Mary Champ spent Sunday Wagnor, Frank Wagnor and How
at a reunion of former students ard Getty of Portland.'
of the Bethel school near Salem. Mrs. S. M. Bassett is at Mid vale.
Idaho, visiting her daughter, Mrs. new course of accelerated algebra.
or I Jess Fox and family. which will take the place of alge
A meetings will be held at the bra and advanced algebra. The
community club house Saturday combined retail selling and in-
afternoon, September 27 to or-ldustrial relations course Is taught
ganize a cemetery society to pro- by Mr. Theodore Kay Pierson,
vide ways and means for upkeep new to Salem high.
lof th rmtnr- I
Mn Catherine Enffrlahl of Ka. I"'0"1' aiauia Bvnw&i
lem visited relatives here several Mixer To Be Held
days last week. She Is a former The first ASB mixer of the year,
resident of Lyons and operated with the theme "Let's Get
the Engdahl grocery. Acquainted" will be held after
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ransom school Friday between 4 and 5 aO
are spending the week at W aid-IP- m. Diane Reed, ASB vice
Port
Attending ! a sub district Sun
day school meeting at. the Jason
Lee Methodist church in Salem
were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wal
worth, Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Ken
neth Knight, Mrs. Glen Julian
and Rev. R. T. Cookingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Brass
field and son Bob left Tuesday for
aious city. Iowa. They will go
to Rochester. Minnesota where
Bob will enter Mayo brothers
clinic for medical treatment
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Billingsley
of Los Angeles were guests of
Beulah Lewis Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fetherston
and daughters Ann and Leone of
Wulamina visited Sunday at the
home of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William Fetherston and Mr.
and Mrs. Oral Toland.
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A!
JAYSOlfS
president is in charge. Entertain
ment will consist of games, mov
lies, dancing and refreshments.
tr!ii r. - v-ia..
"Hello Day" sponsored annually
by the Leslie Girls' league will
Uke place on Friday. Proceeds
from the tag sale go Into the Girls'
league treasury.
By Inflating tires of laree air
craft with helium instead of air.
isu pounds of weight per Plane
can be saved.
Committemen
Announced
WOODBURN Committee ap
pointments for the Woodburn post,
American Legion, were announced
by Commander Harold Ingram,
elevation succeeding Joe Kirsch.
Committees are as follows:
membership, Adrian Schooler,
Marvin Moore, Arvid Ostrom,
Floyd Maricle, Hartley LeFebvre,
Thomas Cross, Kenneth H. Schiel,
Kirsch, William Green, Al Halter;
legislation and by-laws, Win ton
Hunt Dr. Delbert Reed, Ernest
Myers; legion junior baseball,
Pete DeGuire, H. M. Austin,
James Petshaw; Armistice day, E.
J. Hughes, Ostrom, H. H. Henry,
Kirsch.
Employment Group Picked
Memorial day, Schooler, Hughes,
Kirsch, Cornelius Donnelly,
Moore; reforestation, Willard P.
Branigar, Henry Covey, Warren
Barnes; employment LeFebvre,
Frank; W. Burlingham, Burton
Willeford; Americanization, Dr.
John M. Hanrahan, Albert Rhein-
holdt, L. B. Detweiler; national
defense, Hughes, Robert E. Renn,
James J. Anderson A hospitaliza
tion, Dr. Gerald B. Smith, Dr.
Reed, Dr. James Deagen; Boy
Scouts, Charles Cornwell, Walter
S. Scarborough, Clarence Hage-nauer.
Turkey shoots, Kirsch, David
Jackson, Halter, Lefebvre, Frank
Beck; building, Hughes, Herbert
Hoyt, Orlie H. Boje, Lloyd Rick
ert, Henry; graves registration,
Milton Coy, Kirsch, Detweiler;
dances. i! Ostrom, Walter Miller,
William Ficek, Beck; publicity,
Donnelly, Hunt, Maricle; child
welfare, H. F. Butterfield, Wille
ford, Rev. William Van Meter;
condolence and reinterment Rev.
Van Meter, Robert Field, Corn
well, j
Council Named
Beaver boys state, Frank Mil
ler, Dr. Glen Schwenke, Lyman
Seely; welcoming, Boje, Green,
Ostrom, Oscar Ronge; highway
safety, Henry, Hughes, George T.
Olson; Indigent fund, Ingram, Coy,
Seely; entertainment, Henry and
Joe Kahut; Sons of , American
Legion, Ostrom, Cross, Edward
DeHaan.
Marion J county council dele
gates, Ingram, Coy, Donnelly,
Henry, Green. Alternates, Kirsch,
Moore, Detweiler, LeFebvre.
Schooler. ,
Post committee officers, marks-
wigle families
Construct Houses
SUverton Mr. and Mrs. Earl
A Fullwiler will open their
sports store Saturday. The store
was the former Babyland store of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen.
Pratnm Mr. and Mrs. G. A.
Roberts, missionaries from South
ern Rhodesia, Africa, will speak
at the Pratum Methodist hcurch,
Friday, September 26 at 8 p. m.
Fruitland Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Martin and family sold their place
and have moved to the Auburn
district
SUverton The Rev. S. L.
Almlie read the marriage cere
mony for Otto Werner, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Werner, and
Wanda Vaugh, of Independence
Sunday night at 7 o'clock at Im
manuel Lutheran church.
Brush College Carl A. Wood
is recovering from head and back
injuries received when his car
went off the highway as the re
sult of a steering wheel break.
Matthew Bergemeister was rid
ing with him but received only
minor injuries. :
Kejser Mrs. Charles Weather
is seriously ill at the Salem Gen
eral hospitaL
Roberta Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Schrunk of Redmond, have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Minch since last Sunday. Mrs.
Schrunk and Mrs. Minch are sisters.
Spring Valley Frederick
Weinberg, son of Mr. and Mrs.
E. Weinberg, is recovering
from polio at Portland Veterans
hospital and is now able to try
walk. His wife and child are
Portland to be with him. ,
Zena Plans for a new elec
tric lighting system are under
way here for Zena school house.
School opened September IS and
Mrs. Lloyd Allen is teacher again
this year and 13 pupils are en
rolled in all grades.
Keizer Mr. and Mrs. Fred
McCall have received word from
Philadelphia of the birth of a
seven pound, ten ounce son
Thomas Edwin, September 19. to
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Paisley (Mary
McCall).
SUverton Police court fines
this week include Vincent Jor-
genson, $25 for speeding; II. A.
Marcoe, $30 drunk and disorder
ly; Nile Castor, Donald Beck and
Mervyn Johnson, all of Salem each
forfeited $10 on disorderly con
duct charges.
manship, school; oratorical contest
Willeford.
Valley Obituaries
Joseph Lax
MT. ANGEL Joseph Lux, 75,
of this city, died Wednesday at
a Portland hospital after a short
illness.
He was born in Germany on
May 14, 1872, and came to the U.
S. at the age of eight years to set
tie in Iowa with his parents. He
was later married to Martha Hoff-
richter and the couple have resid
ed here for the past 26 years.
Survivors are the widow; two
brothers, Louis, of Valley Junc
tion. Iowa, and George of Rich
mond. Va.. and two nieces, Mrs.
Ray Ebner, Mt Angel, and Mrs,
Ottalie Daniels, of California.
Funeral services will be held at
St. Mary's church, Mt. Angel, Fri
day at 8:15 a.m. with interment
in the Calvary cemetery. Rosary
is to be read Thursday at 8 p.m.
at the Unger funeral home.
YU
Sep!. Values
From
Spring Valley Club
Plans for Bazaar
SPRING I VALLEY Mrs. Fleet
Waldron entertained for the first
fall meeting of Spring Valley Sun
shine club, ! assisted by Mrs. Ben
McKinney. j
Mrs. -W.i E. Weinberg,' newly
elected president, conducted the
meeting. Plans were made for the
annual bazaar to be held In No
vember this year instead of the
i last day of scnool.
A letter from the Chin-Up club
was read and members voted to
purchase bricks toward the Chin-
Up building fund. Members agreed
to buy or make articles for the
newly renovated school house
kitchen.
Assisting! Mrs. Weinberg were
the new vice president, Mrs. J. S.
Mischel, and secretary-treasurer,
Mrs. Harvey McLaughlin. Mrs.
Harvey McLaughlin and Mrs. S.
B. Dodge will be hostesses in Oc
tober. :
Others present were Mrs. George
Hammond, Mrs. R. V. Carlson,
Mrs. Frank Susmilch, Mrs. Roy
Carr, Mrs. John Childers and Mrs.
Tom Matthews.
to
In gabardines, cov
erts and cavalry
twills.
uioose now irony our
large selection of the
mo6t wanted shades and
fabrics. Offering a com
plete run of
Keizer Cub Scouts
I To Be Re-Activated
KEIZER Renewal of activi
ties of Keizer Cub Scout Pack No.
41 will begin Friday, September
28 at 7:30 p. m. with a pack
meeting In the school auditorium
Dale Ringel, cubmaster. is in
charge.
Den 6 of which Mrs. Otto Yun
Ker u oen mo trier wtu act as
color guard, using for the first
time pack flag presented by
Keizer Ladies Sewing club.
New dens will be added, and
I additional committeemen and den
mothers named to replace those
who cannot act or have moved
away. ,
Attendance of parents Is special
ly urged not only of cubs, but
also parents of boys who will be
come eligible for cubbing during
the next few months. Cub scout
ing is open to all boys, 9 through
11 years. ;
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shorts,, regulars, and
longs. Truly the tops in
quality and priced to
meet your budget. With
your new topcoat select
a smart new Mallory
hat to compliment your
appearance.
Low Cost Deliverieb
with ft new. smart
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SUGAR - - WHITE SATIN
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Coffee Golden West : JL lb. glass
Grapefruit Juice
Tl- Stokely's Honey Pod
read
1288 Stale Si.
Phone 8837
ConTnint Parking
Merchant City Wide
Deiirery Sendee
at Nominal Cost
Texsun
Bushel
box
...46-OZ.
No. 2 cans ;
for
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Frail Cocktail
Hoodie Soap Lipt
Apple Duller
Hunt's
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ons
Dade Ranch
". ,..Hb. 13-oz.
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Tuna Fish
NEW WEST
Star Kist
' No. Yi size
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FRISKIES
Dog Food
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Danish Squash
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Tfc- TJ. S. Goremment-Inepected Meats
We do Custom Cutting and wrap- Q(cf HOQSl
ping lor locKers. we aiso can sup
ply the best in locker meats, so get
our prices first.
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Bud Wedel
Veal Roast
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300
SWEGLE Several carpenter
are at work on the new residence
of Mr. and Mn. Ralph Hein on
Lancaster, rd. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Van Loh are building a two-room
addition to their home on Lan
caster drive.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
no. o . oon
on, liorrn, wno wrrs living in
Salem on Nebraska St., purchased
the James Lyke place on Garden
road and ere livinf there.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Went
drove to Astoria for the week end
with their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wehtje.
Manager Ted Lyons o the Chi
cago White Sox led American
league pitchers with s 2.10 earn-"
S pence and'ed run average in 1042.
ROYAL CHEF
7-oz. minced clams will make
2-qts. chowder.
11 -oz. clam chowder will make
1-qt. chowder.
10-oz. oysters will make 1
qts. delicious stew.
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New Arrivals in Kitchen vWare Department
French Fry Baskets 75c Pastry Blenders JUe
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Jelly roll or cookie 8" pie fins 25c
sheets . 73c t" square cake ttns.45c
Biscuit pans . 55c 9" upside down
Loaf pans 33c cake tins 30c
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