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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1948)
. - V "A i - -j f 1-. V?; Vaf Jl-. ,... Friendship Night At Eastern Star Friendship night was observed at the meetioc of Chadwick chap ter. Order of Eastern Star. Tues day night at the Masonic Temple. Member of chapters in Tillamook, Independence and Jefferson were special guests. Mr s.G. A. Kee ner, worthy matron and Herman M. Johnstan, worthy patron, pre sided. Mrs. Mem Pearce and Mrs. Harold Phillippe served as host- Mr. and Mrs. Monte Weadle (G a y n e 1 1 Cole) who were married on April 24 crt the home ot the bnoe's parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Cole. nar Jef ferson. The qroom is th sn ci Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Vead.e Th newly weds are temporarily at hcrr.e in Salem, but later will ..ve in Jefferson. V.r. ar.d Mr. Roland K:en Dcrothy Glman) wr.c were married on April 23 at the First Methodist church. The brid 13 the dauahfer cf Mr. and Mrs. Alcert G.lman and the qrocrr.'e paran ar- Mr. and Mi. Ted Kioea. The c: jple .-! !iv in Wst 5a l?rr.. iLuC.-!e Cuwmini photo). faculty riv .H. II pm f Willamette acttia. rtist Baptia liwnti for lunchcorvi. Doiitri of CtUBhOUM. Ieaan. JO CLUB CALENDAR rsuoAT Wtllaantta ur. I vet-art fOTIPJl ClhMt, LillllMI if.i. CAl rr.thf tLntvririlT w ret at ca tt !i,r.('hf . 1 JO rio'encc Vail Mbaeta. Whi CM CiTciea. ctun-n. f&eet at 11 a m rtieefrt-ai. B.i but FrMtcht et Union 'r:ar. Win S am. Past Matron. Bltn ATI ROA1 Valf ii Waxnar.'i cmI iuocfceoa. I p t. rlatt.cviTC. Bm mating; IS rtdrba otaac Jaaaw Lee ctnucli co-c-d dwh aireT. ghcii ai.cl.yn, I SO p m MOXDAY Marion C"r.ty laiuMicm Wonwfl tWutor S p. a. 4len Oitr. 04M. nteet at Ml aonic Tcwipii nja. Ototi Stat M ati ttM chn. Dover ed dlati lun Heaa. MayHemer tuM. 1 pm W wnni f Hptjnr. famciai meeting. Olden ttieatar.t. 1 pa. Captr E Pa. wvtki Uci Flor fnrr HutckWM.n. M4 Jco. Mon m.ju'b Marion aua -ary M M VTW I an . at Ka4I Ejuimm aw 4 aacat m1 - toimtia m.th Mm Cawl (3. CoJ Mrv. ( Mrtwt at. aaa Chapter fci. FK. -Ma air Olann Wmv Park ivtaa. T 4 pgn. TIMDA1 Diurrtn of M- iaaa i m. meet at St. PmIi Efi copatf patinl h u , oim x-k 1a-vrn. Mortal AtH.-oon ciute QCS Ml aonic temapt. 12 30 d i ' lonch. TM TMJLtcrt. TWC T J avm. WKDHUPAT WC8 OMira of f aan Lev rhureh. I :l p.m. atnt.-t r iia Nvy mottw rwvere'i dkah dinner. MarOcwrr kaat. SJN am. DBIVI A CAJt YOU'RI P10U3 Ol CSX A OOOO fXAOt-IN O CUAS3 JLOASOT cssht car casiaoi r - - Hnritn nolors Mrs. Charles Graham of Tilla mook and Mrs. Paul Hauser of Salem, past worthy grand matrons and Rex Hartley of Jefferson, ai i aociate grand patron of the grand : chapter of Oregon were introduc ; ed. Mr.' and Mrs. Ralph Kletzing. 1 worthy matron and worthy patron of Independence chapter, Mrs. J. W. Anderson, worthy matron of 1 Jefferson chapter, and Mrs. H. S. Rice, worthy matron of Kelso, ! Wash., chapter, were introduced. I The choir of Salem Bethel of Job's Daughters sang a group of ongs directed by Mrs. Harvey Gibbeni and accompanied by Miss DeiorM Taylor. Peter Larson, bari tone, sang a group of songs ac companied by Mrs. Lawrence Ftagg. Mrs. Ralph Morgan was intro duced as a new member by affil iation. Degrees of the order were conferred on the following new members: Miss Nancy Witting. Mrs. Ethel Witting. Mrs. Ralph Se core, Mrs. Mary Dunn, James Car lin and Clair Douglas. Mrs. Kehne Wain, guardian of Saiem bethel of Job's Daughters and Mrs, Joe Rogers, guardian of Independence bethel were introduced and pre sented corsages. Both told of the activities of their bethels. Mrs. R. D. Lee- of Eugene, sis ter of the worthy patron of Chad wick chapter, Herman Johnston, assisted by the visiting chapter members gave a Friendship de gree honoring Mrs. Reeher and Mr. Johnston. Following the program, supper was served in the dining rooms by the following committee: Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Gragg. Virgil Gold en, Oral M. Lemmon, Mesdames L. M. Purvine, D. X. Beechler and Sam Rundlett. Four Corners Group Meeting Held at Hall FOUR CORNERS Girl Scouts Troop 42 met Tuesday at the Com munity hall. Plans for a picnic at Summer day camp May 23 were made. A new troop flag will be purchased and members will sell cookies. Mrs. Gerald Wing is troop leader. Rod and Gun club met Monday for target practice. Visitors were Lester Perry and Mr. Greigsentog. High scorers were Clyde Johnson, Thomas Jones, Dale Jeffries and Pete Austin. House guest of Donald Brant this week has been Alvin Gepner. Ar lington, Wash. The Gepner family formerly lived hare. Mrs. Marie fliat MeCaJJ la vis iting the C. L. Blodgetts and A. E. Utleys at their home. 650 Ship ping street. She was driven no from her home in Rose burg by Mrs. Earl Flegel, and will be driven back by her hosts next Clyde Bcatty Circus Due in Salem May 26 Clyde Beatty's trained wild ani mal circus will be in Salem Wed nesday, May 28. for two perform ances at the state fairgrounds parking lot, it was announced Thursday. Performances will begin at 2:30 and t p.m. Doors to the menag erie will open at 1:30 and 7 p.m. A horse fair in which prize rib bon thoroughbreds are exhibited will also be found on the circus lot. Beatty, the featured performer of the show, twice during the day will present his spectacular wild animal act. Sharing honors with her famous husband. Mrs. Clyde Beatty will present a unique trained wild animal act in which she directs performances of a royal Bengal tiger and an Indian elephant. "The Merchants of Mirth," the chalk-faced, slap-happy clowns with the show, will be seen cari caturing . prominent personalities, lampooning" current events and poking gentle fun at human frailties. The world famous Anlaleks, recently imparted from Curope, will perform breath-taking high pale feats. "War Cloud," the re nowned Morgan stallion, will da a series of waltzes, marches, rumbas and ballet number, keep ing in perfect time with the Vic tor Robbins circus band. A thrilling elephant ballet, "Jumbos on Parade." will feature talented and beautiful girls in three rings with the ponderous pachyderms. Kay Frances Han neford. pretty bareback riding star of the famous George Harme ford family, and her talented brothers wUl exhibit riding skills in another act. Writer at Devers' Home The Salem Writers club met at the Market street home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Devers Wednesday night. Reading original works SaUnu Oregon, Trjdaj, Hay 11. 1813 II were Mrs. William Merriott of Woedburn, Mrs. K. ' F. Anderson, Mrs. Robert Hutcheon, Mrs. Lynn Fortsch, Miss Renska .Swart, end Mrs. Jessie Singleton. - Others at tending were 'Mrs. Flora Enders, Mrs. B. F. Nelson of Indiana and Robert Rai 1 " r 1 -tJ " Th3 Freshes! Unng in f oun You Dont Believe This Corns Out and See for Yourself LEBTlAirS CHAD POS 2SC5 Portland Koad 23443 (ft Y$ . .f a i h Vtt , tp'wrr'-? -7: ; T&s Z - 'fy ' JVUlll GROCERY SECTION SAVINGS! Effective Through Monday, May 24 Fruits and Vegetablet Apricot Halves 'SSlSV ... 32' Peer Halves H"" n.. w, ... 39c Granny's Frdf Mix n. w, ... 29' Cream Corn i 18' Moonbeam Pumphfn A'' N,iA 10' Spfnsch l""-""" NfcWM 17 CcSed Beans ' w- ... 23' lit Youir ffavoriffes sire Eaeire Gaff SlilFlSY'ifli'ff A7 PJI rJG V-SA 7UCJ (S PRUNES! Nature comes through in grand style at this season of the year. Each day more of your favorite vegetables and fruits are arriving at Safeway. Our buyers go right into the growing areas, rush the "pick of the crops to our stores. Time is saved and need less costs eliminated. You reap a harvest of savings along with extra good eating. NOW! Strawberries! Ex Y f.lb. Per bsy'ra Ker now. Box Enjoy soma todayl 27b Canning Jars Mason Jars r.X . 79' ,h. 97' Kerr Economy jars , . ,h 89' Vlde Mouth Jars 98 Hot H -Celery Cncnnbers Green Onions Tonal oes i 8c Lb.29C Lb. 21c Nice 14-es. SUeers Tab. Lb. db i W Lb. 17c! Hew Peas Hew Polaloes 1wu L i. Local Unnlarb 3 lb. 14c Cauliflower t IQc Beans with Chill )M M, 14' It's Tmo to CAN... Bay ft by tee keg Per Ik Don't delay -put tome up today. Quality is at tho Rr the verv best. U. S. No. 1 arnd Pound iW Produce Features Effective Friday and Saturday I 13c 14c Valencia Pecked in hnd"y mesh bags 52 c j Fancy DICED DEETS Smdsr Ha. 2 OCc 9 (Ml Cofff Valors Edwardi Coffee 51c Meaft and Sea Foodi Uinchecn Meat AvSa kneheen Meat c,i&'' Minced Dams Vd Vita Scrdlnss 12-oc can 49 . CQf 7ec mm UW Na. I ssm 25 t-lb. eaa $1.01 rr-i. tt:ii r r e. aiWJJ U1U Wlicgwh. na bag Mb Wf x-ib. ni Airway Coffee 1 44c riaxwell House Coffee n. J. B. and Hills Coffee S-lb. bag $1.31 l ib. can 53C l-Ib. ea n 53c Cream -Style CORN ry.tT. O Ne. 2 OCc Vslfsy A cees 3 Chfi and Crackers Uk leaf J1 .19 Breeze Cheese Spresd mw. ..11 Scda Crackers ,My Soda Crackers s""" IHfz Crackers i. w. 32f Tea Timer Crackers c&i .4k 30 Town Houw Natural Grapefruit Juico er Heed O' 4d Blended Juico No. 2 (pa con 4 Miscellaneous Values Chocolalo Fndgo Ilk T!L 25a Sugar Cane er 10 -lb Beet a. 07c 15-lk uk. Elargarinos Sunnybank lace e'f Intproved Rice 113 1 a. 41o ": -1! i4k piv . 25c 24b. bet 45C 24k bes 45C Carrots Diced and Pieces SUN PAX 4 No. 2 carw ... 25l zee iwkj nir atsse alf. "iti Mck laWtV ShDStng Potatoes 17'; Shortening I.O? Kit-Made Maycnndse I .M 47 Sdad Dressing I .. 65 Paper Hapilns I .. lO' PaeLtrd wk33t4jk.UJ1.25 TaJ Add tempting tomato fla vor to meals with theso values from Safeway. llVec. VetHe 15 c-i in fctn? ssH-M.V tWfM fte Tcz:fo sfcice " i 10 czifa Peres Qr4. i 10 U-0 Kce rew2r 4eeT'25 Don't Forgot I FRIDAY. MAY. 21 v., .b. 69s roast n, 59s 1 P- I afcma CS4a'4a4l QO AST Safeway trims it DEFORfi WetjhlrVfj SO YOU SAVE tSONEY CHOPS tu c- w Cx 7v Meat Features Eff ecUre Friday and Saturday Jwlcy-0eliciov SvIss Stoc!is .03 :. e. I bOmg Pore GROitJD Note- In Vifcrifir Coffngt Guarontoexi Uwform QuaKtyj Packed in a Scnirary j Cejrol Plant. r f LaonandKtcal ' i SALMON STEAKS lb. 69c HAU3UT STEAKS FILLET O? f - SOLE lb. 53o r va vMsiif n ti 7i i i r , JOT Otftstonding Faoturtri f i Pi. Iffi: On SoU F11CE5 EFFECTIVn Salem Silrerton - Dallas - We aUserve U tbA H Ltaw. Ne Sales Jts Dealers. I I JJCe Pfc. ItSt Cm 2441? KicM 11 1
