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ART GROUP TO MEET,
Hie creative art group of Sa
lem Art. association will meet at
6:30 Wednesday evening in Prin
gle park to draw and paint. All
persons interested are invited.
Mrs. Emma Drinnon will be
hostess. -
Tonight in person. Tiny. McDan
leb. playing at Club Combo.
They're terrific!
XQ-Z9 TO BEAK WOOD
nr. rharles Wood. Salem phy
sician, will speak on the subject
of marital affairs at the Salem i
20i30 club meeting ..Tuesday at 7 i
pjn. in the Gold Arrow restaur-j
ant. Guest - of honor will be R.
P.; Shimming 20-30 "ambassador, of
good will." All past active mem
bers, are invited to attend. .
Insured . savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association. 5S0 State st.
DANCE TICKETS READY
Plans for a Territorial Centen
- nial ball on Saturday night, Aug
ust 14, at Salem armory, are be
ing readied by Salem Art asso
ciation, according to David Duni
way, president. Tickets are avail
able at Salem Record shop. Com
mercial Book store, Stevens Jewel
ry and the chamber of commerce.
Karakul KarpetJt's. new, it's re
versible, it's 100 virgin wool and
woven through and through, only
, $4.95 per sq.jyd. Ph. 7648 or 3364.
TO ERECT RESIDENCE
Permission to. erect a one-story
dwelling at 990 Locust st at a
cost of $3,300 was granted Sat
urday by the city building inspec
tor's office to A. T. Johnson, Per
mit was also issued to John Klein
to reroof a garage at 120 Lana
veV$100.
Johns-Manvllle shingles applied
right over your old roof; no fuss,
no muss. Three years to pay, 10
year guarantee.-Call 4642 for free
estimate. Matbis . Bros, 164 S.
Commercial. "
GDLMORES ON VACATION
. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Gilmore
and two children begin -a two-
weeks vacation today and plan
to spend several days at the
.beach. Gilmore is director of the
city-schools summer playgrounds.
General hospital.
'Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugel, 7694. 735 N. Capitol St,
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN, !
W. M. Hamilton, 360 W. Lefelle
at, reported to city police Satur
day that his 1938 Buick sedan
was stolen from - his residence
sometime Friday night - y
Wanted: Beauty operator part or
full time. See Mrs. - Loveall at
Miner's Dept.: Store. . Ph. 7870.
JATCEES TO MEET "
"What Is Public Health" will
be the topic of Dr. Willard Stone,
director of the Marion ; county
health .department, in bis. . talk
Tuesday noon to a meeting of the
Junior Chamber of Commerce at
the Marion hotel. ' -
Plastic screen remnants," 25 each
while they last. Keith Brown
Lumber, Yard.
SANDBERG OIL BURNERS AND
FURNACES for completely auto
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to fit your home. Free estimates.
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XIWANIS TO HEAR JONES .
Ronald E. Jones, Brooks, presi
dent of the Oregon Farmers un
ion, will be the Tuesday luncheon
speaker for Salem Kiwanis club,
meeting at the Marion hotel.
CHAIRMEN TO REPORT '
All committee chairmen of the
Hollywood Lions club are to make
reports at Wednesday's luncheon
m ti'mg in 'the Lion den. Clu'-
members and their families will
hold a picnic at 6:30 pjn. Wed
nesday at the state school for the
deaf. ; j - -
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Automatic washers St Thar
ironers now on display at. R'ph
Johnson Appliances. - 353 Center.
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SALEM AUTO STOLEN
Theft of a 1933 Buick sedan
Friday night from 360 W.v Le
felle st. was reported to city po
lice by W. M.' Hamilton. License
number was 27-581 on the car,
which Hamilton described as "blue
and dusty."
New s zipper sport shirts. Plain
colors in t-gabardine. Bold look
ties by Wembley. Alex Jones, 121
N. Hitch st iT -
COUNTYs BAR TO MTET
Prof. Kenneth J. O'ConnelL of
University- of Oregon and chair
man of the Oreeon State Bar as
sociation committee on code re-
j vision, will speak to the Marion
i County Bar association at a lunch
jeon Mondar noon in the Golden
j Pheasant restaurant "
Launderette 1255 Ferry st
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i SENTENCE SUSPENDED ;
Aiionso uarcta Portland, plead
ed guilty to a charge of using
a motor vehicle without authority
and was placed on probation Sat
urday by Marion County Circuit
Judge George Duncan. Imposition
of sentence on Garcia was sus
pended.. ; He was charged with
USine a nickun .track hlnnirirnr
to Fred Viesko on July 25.
Auto glass installed. Floor Sand
ers for rent R. D. Woodrow, 450
Center' st $
ARC BOARD TO MEET
. Board of directors of Marion
county chapter. American Red
Cross, will meet Monday at. 8
p. m. in? the Red Cross chapter
headquarters, tf. .
POLK JMErrCJICAXS MEET '
. An organizational meeting of
Young Republicans of Polk county
will - be staged Thursday - night- at
8 o'clock in the Dallas Chamber
of Commerce, it was reported here
Saturday. Charles Thomas of
Dallas is in charge of arrange
ment?. Clarence Wicks of Salem
and Robert Elliott of Portland,
- f-n?l co-director of the young
GOP, will speakr - ;
Gladiolus, assorted colors. $1.00
doz. 1075 Vista ave. Ph. 7527. .
RECEIVE FIRST AID !
Edward Monoban, 1790 S. Capi
tol st. was treated by first aid
men for injuries to his eye when
he was hit by a lawn sprinkler.
Nita Huson. 1465 3 st, received
first aid treatment, for a cut fin
ger. '-:r;. i j, vk . ;;: v,
CURTIS HAVE' SON
Mr. and Mrs. John Curtis (nee
Marcella Gardner).. 920 Heather
lane, are the parents of a son,
Larry John, born August 2 at Sa
lem Memorial hospital.
Hostelers Back
From Work Outing
Five members of Salem Youth
Hostel i group returned Saturday
aftTnoon from an overnight work
outing at Crest wood Acres camp
outh of Salem. They reported
the grounds are now available to
church civic and youth groups
for camping.
The hostelers worked on Sher
wood chapel, where a new cross
has been erected by George J
Veal, owner of the property, to
replace one reported stolen re
cently;
in.
CARVER To Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Garver, 224$ Hazel ave.,
a daughter, Saturday, August 7,
at Salem General hospital.
V smJIX To Mr. and Mrs. V. E.
ShulL Mill City, a daughter, Sat
urday, August 7, at Salem Gen
eral hospital.
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29 th Polk Fair
August 26-28
MONMOUTH, Aug. 7 Twenty
ninth Polk county fair will be held
here August 26, 27 and 28. No
admission will be. charged at the
gate. - ' V '"
Civic organizations from the
three larger Polk county towns,
Monmouth, I n d e p e n dence and
Dallas, will furnish entertainment.
each for a day, Monmouth on
Thursday, Independence on Fri
day and Dallas on Saturday, '
Livestock entries will "be limited
to Polk 4-H clubs, and winners
will go on to the state lair the
following week. Displays' of 4-H
club sewing and a fashion revue
will be presented at the local high
school building. Showmanship of
livestock will be competitive in
terest for the 4-H club members.
Other exhibits are open to the
public tor entry, including can
ned fruit and vegetables, baked
foods, fancy work, art work,
flower, fresh fruit and vegetable
displays. - .
I L. H. McBee of Dallas is long
time president of the lair board,
fend Josiah Wills, county school
superintendent of Polk, is secre
tary; : - r.i :
Hopes -Revived for;
Broach vay Street ;
Extension Plans
New hope for the extension
Broadway street from inside the
city north t" a juaction with North
River road was expressed Satur
day by Marion County Engineer
Hedda Swart. Word was received
from C. L. Gardner, state highway
right-of-way agent, that he would
return to Salem on Wednesday and
proceed with right-of-way ne
gotiations f or thejtrip.
The construction, which would
open a new, artery into the city
center.-from the, ucrUv would, in
clude 3,400 feet, of which about
1,250 feet is in, the city limits. -Swart
said ' it is hoped that the
roadway will be graded by fall
In order that it may be hard
surfaced next year, i
DHdng District
Petition Faulty
Petitions for creation of a dik
ing district in the Kelzer area
contain, Incorrect descriptions, and
some improper namei, Marion
Civic Players
Plan Season
Plans to start work on dramatic
productions early in September
were announced Saturday by Sa
lem Civic Players, following re
organization of the group and
election of officers. ;
Several plays are planned, to be
presented in the group's little the
atre at J53 S. Liberty st.
New officers are Martin Fin
den, president; Mrs. Elsie Holman,
secretary; Mrs. Agnes Drummond,
treasurer; Beulah Graham, general
director of production; Jim Baer,
general stage manager; Nate
Stein bock, general business mana
ger; Mrs. Ruth Versteeg, publicity
manager; Bud Parks, sergeant-at-
arms.
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The Statesman, Salem. Oregon, Sunday, Awratt t, 1 43 5
County Assessor R. Shelton ' said
Saturday. -
He notified petitioners that the
descriptions of property ; should
be redrawn and that recircula
tion was necessary because some
name of non-residents were -in
cluded, his ' office's inspection
showed. lie said It would be impossible-
now for this to be accom
plished in time tot the district t
be created and appear on the cur
rent tax rolls. ..
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