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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1948)
1 (T Slot man gal , Ore7on- Friday.. May J, 9j9 Jefferson Church Annual Breakfast Honors 85 Women JEFFERSON HJhlJht of the Missionary' society of the Chun-ti of Christ year was the annual Friday morning breakfast attended by S3 from Albany. Corvallis, Junction City; Leba non. BrownsvnJe and Jefferson. Mr.. W. R. Terhune, Mia Myrtle Myers and Mrs. Frank Christnan wr f in charge of serving. Assist ing 'were Mrs. Lee Wells. Mrs. Aiin Robison, Mrs. Bob Ter hune. Mrs. Virgil Bailes. Mrs. Gilbert Looney and Mrs. Ernest Powell. Tables were decorated with bowls of yellow primrose and blue forget-me-not. Pro grams, prepared by Mrs. Gilbert Looney. Mrs. Bailes and Mxs. Lial liammack marked the places. Mrs. M. A. Hutching, presi dent. Introduced the new pastor, George If- Richardson t the pro gram which followed. Others in troduced were Mrs. J. R. How ard of Corvallis, past state presi dent; Mrs. Mark Weatfcerford of Albany, president; Mrs. Hortan of Junction City, president: Mrs. F. S. Grosh6ng of Co rv all is, presi dent; Mrs. C. A. Lint of Junction City, district secretary. Mrs. Gil bert Looney and Mrs. Frank Hlg gins, accompanied by Mrs. Virgil Bailee, sang "Beautiful Name" and Mrs. George Richardson sang -A Heart Like Thine, accom panied by Mrs. Looney. Mrs. John Jordan of Albany, state secre tary, presented a devotional ser vice, assisted by an Albany solo ist Holly Jarvis. Lebanon min ister, spoke on "World Christian ity." Giant Nile perch sometimes at tain a weight of 200 pounds. Beat iho Weather io Ii! Guard against rain leakage and interior damage by re placing worn out shabby roofing promptly I And chcose a first class brand of NEW roofing from a re liable local dealer like the Fred W. Smith Lumber Yardl . . . That way you'll be sure of getting real year round protection from rain and weather, and you'll increase the beauty of your home 100 I I & xaaj ux4 fuva .. i t t a i I 7f it0. Hobie-o-thfe-Wfeeli - 1 " v'Ls-i i " German Seeks Kin in County or net 'TO OOM 7'XUT-B" I u"4 mom f-ryi so m it I3XI9 MJ cdj f Li '.o"-sU mi 3 MTCMCN S.r- r- fLAhTfAA-H$ T M l 1 dm? MH3 I I p I HI !! Anununltlea Boxes From Tenia, Various Sixes 15" u 5 Sleeping Bags St Frei 65 "IT SUMS TO Mt THAT A MAM WITH MONEY TO BVK WOULD MAKE A GOOP MATCH Packs. Blankets, Pillow a, Tarpe. and Many Other Items to Chooee From. Stop In and look around. 1 AP Newsfestares PLANNED FOE 1TIE FARMEg, this house does chores. Note the farm office near the front deer, the utility room for laundry and canning, adjoining the kitchen, and the wide cellar stairs without a torn. This boose. Plan AA-11C. was designed by the Agricultural Associates. Inc.. 25 Elm 8L. Ardsley. N. Y. It covers 1.2M square feet without porch and contains approximately 2.409 cubic feet with a complete basement The designers suggest the bedrooms at the right facing north. This would bring morning sun la kitchen and dining room. Mrs. Ronbel Is Elected New BP W President SILVERTON Mrs. F. J. Rou bal, high school teacher, was elect ed president of the Silverton Bus iness arid Professional Women's club at -its annual business meet ing held Tuesday night at the Eu gene Field school. Mrs. Dale La mar was made first vice presi dent; Mrs. Leonard Hudson, sec ond vice; Mrs. Wayne Weeks, cor responding secretary; Mrs. Robert Webb, recording secretary; Car oline Naegeli, treasurer. The offi cers were named by the nominat ing committee, headed by Stella Dybevik, and the committee's choice was accepted. Plans were made for a tea for high school senior girls and their mothers May 23 and delegates to the state convention in Eugene In June will be Hannah Olson, out going president; Mrs. F. J. Rou- baL .and Mrs. Ralph Francis. A community music week pro gram was given at the Eugene Field auditorium preceding the business meeting with Lois Riches heading the music week commit tee and chairman of the evening. Included were community singing lead by Mrs. Tom Anderson with Mrs. Carroll Stoltz at the piano; vocal duet by Kay Berguson and Janet Kallis accompanied by Mrs. Ernest Byberg; Instrumental trio, Melvin, Marvin and Donald Mil ler, accompanied by Loraine Pin son; vocal duet, Joyce and Janet Herrigstad; vocal solo, John Mur phy, accompanied by Mrs. Craig Clark. Mrs. Roubal, Miss Riches, and Helvie Silverton, with Mrs. Stoltz at the piano, sang inciden tal trios with group chorus sing ing as the closing numbers. The home service department of Marion county chapter, American Red Cross, has received g request from a German civilian, Erich Kern, living in the Russian occu pied zone, to frne the whereabouts of two men in Marion county, pre sumably relatives. j Kern writes to ask about Paul August Stein brecher,! born In Marion county-Nov. 21, 1886, and Prederich Karl Steinbrecher, born in Marion county on April 12, 1880, the parents having been Her man and Anna Roslna iBachasch Steinbrecher. Anyone having in formation is asked to call the Red Cross office. Congregationalists Elect Mrs. Rafclif f, Mrs. Huntington Election of Mrs. Sethi R. Hunt ington and Mrs. C. A. Ratcliff of Salem to state offices in the Con gregational churches was reported Thursday when local delegates re turned from the Oregon confer ence at Portland. Mrs. Huntington was re-elected president of the East Willamette Women's fellowship and Mrs. Rat- cliff was named chairman of, the Woraaa'r Gift for Oregon.; i New moderator for the state is D. M. Goode of Corvallis, assisted by the Rev. David Noune of Hills boro. j Corvallis Case Starts; Viewed as Labor Law Test COJWALIS, May S First ap parent test of the Taft-Hartley la bor act In this area, involving a Corvallis motor company, is now underway, it was reporter here. A charge of unfair labor prac tices against the Wood Motor com pany has been filed with the na tional labor relations board, Her bert Barker, executie secretary of the Salem trades and labor council. said there. Machinists union, local 1506, has filed the charges. The union al leges two men were discharged from the company in March, be" cause of union activity, Barker said. H. W. Wood, operator of the company, in a brief filed with the NLRB on Friday, alleged that one man was discharged because there was not sufficient work available and the other for cause. Barker said the section of the Taft-Hartley act involved prohib its employers from coercing union employes. GiUlDEII PLANTS STURDY HEALTHY TOMATO PLANTS 35c PER DOZ. CABBAGE READ LETTUCE PEPPERS AU Varieties 25c PER DOZ. 25c PER DOZ. 50c PER DOZ. All Varieties CAULIFLOWER BROCCOLI Green White Onion Plants 25c PER DOZ. 25c PER DOZ. LAWN SUPPLIES LAWN SEED Creeping Fescue 75c per lb. Red Top 45e per lb. Blue Grass lie per lb. White Clever Lt per lb. PEAT MOSS -1.7 Bale FERTILIZER MacneUa . -lt-4 ewt. Vigor 4-1Z-4 4.5 ewt. LAWN TONE 49-LB. BAG 21 Fertiliser Spreader, Lawn Kellers, Lawn Carts GET YOUR GARDEN SUPPLIES AT Salem Seed & Inplemenl Co. 21 State Street Phone 4903 CORNER OF FRONT AND STATE $ $ IIOIIEY $ $ FHA Vi Rel Estate Leans Personal Aate Loans Slaie Finance Co. 15J 8. High St, Lie, S21C-M221 quality ,r7(Q y ...li, 690 Spring Chinook Salmon Sliced FaU Chinook Salmon b7 the Piece 490 Fresh Halibut 52 c FUlel oi Sole Fresh 48 c Fillet oi Snapper Fresh Fillel of Flounder Freah 48 c Fresh Ling Cod Br the Deep Sea CaiUsh Fresh Fresh Shinned Sole Colnnhia Iliver Snell 25 C Fresh Prawns i. 1.20 Fresh Shrimp Ileal Lh. 150 Fresh Crab Ileal Lb. 120 Junto Shell Crabs Freah 35 C Pacific Oysiers Sf 65 C Salted and cpleed herring salted mackerel salted codfish smoked and kippered salmon, herrtnjr and hud dles spiced prawns. We hare fullj dressed and drawn poultry and rabbits. 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