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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1948)
cro orv SUverton Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Runyan have returned from a midwest trip and report crop prospects food. Runyan, mana Cr of th Oregon Dairy & Poul try Products company here, said processing will begin September 1 and while indications art for a 21 per cent decline in the na tional turkey crop, no local de cline is expected. The plant em- Hloys 45 workers ; during pro cessing. Clear Lake The Rev. V. A. Zornes has been returned to the Clear Lake Evangelical United Brethren church for the coming year by the recent annual, con ferences. SSverte The Women's So ciety for Christian Service will meet in the Methodist church .social rooms Tuesday. August 17 at 2 pjn. with the Esther circle In charge. Further plans will be made for the fall bazaar. Ooverdale Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Teller and children, Danny, Wayne and Jane are on a vacation trip to the Newport beaches for. a week. Fedee Mrs. Nada Hassler of Monmouth, will teach . primary grades here the coming year. Amity Mrs. George Massey Is seriously ill at her home here. She- is past 80 . years old. SOverton Peter Ployhart is building, a new residence on Cen ter street near the Mrs. Julius Aim residence. Ployharts' recent ly completed a house on Third street. Frultland M. Sgt and Mrs. Bale Cade and children, Herbert and Inez of Ft Lewis, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cade Wednesday. Today's Pattern I I I 4740 crrcc i 1117 f Toull be the prettiest dressed girl at the square dance or any jamboree! There's sweet - talkin' flattery in Pattern 4740. Yokes, bow, bias trim and wide swing out skirt! This pattern, easy to use, sim ple to sew. Is tested for fit. In cludes complete illustrated instruc tions. Pattern 4740 in Jr. Miss sizes 11, 13 ,15, 17. Size 13, 3H yds. SS-in.; yokes, yd.; trim, yd Juniors I Add to your charms, multi ply your dates I Sew the gay clothes In our ANNE ADAMS Summer Pat tern Bookf Idea to double your ward robe, halv your budget. Fifteen cents more brings you this fascinating cata log plus a TRIE pattern printed In the book a sun-tan hatter with built-in bra. Bend TWENTT-rrVB cents tn coins for this pattern to The Oregon States man. Anne -Adams, 18 rtrst st, San Francisco ft. Calif. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, ZONK, SIZE and STYLE NUaCBEJL - - . Pedes .Mr. and Mrs. James Broadus and family are moving from Simpsons camp to Iowa. : Pedee Dennis Clark and Ron nie Boillet I made the 4-H club livestock and crops tour at Cor- vaius this week. Pringle -4 Mrs. Lucy Fromberg has gone Into Salem to be with Mrs. ..!. Stapleton, former Pringle . resident 1 who Is conva lescing. While gone Mrs. From berg is ; renting per place, f- Silverton Sever Solum, who has been visiting at Silverton for several days, has returned to Nooksack, Waste While here he was - a ? guest of his brother, R. O. Solum, and Mrs. Solum, and of his nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gaff ey. Philomath Mrs. Carl Moser of Philomath route 1, investigat ing a small blotch of purple in a large bush of solid bronze coi ored dahlias in her front yard, was surprised this week to find a lone dahlia eaually divided be tween bronze and purple color. All other Cowers on the bush were bronze In color. TTninnvaJa Small son of Ver non Stephens of Hopewell near ly cut his right tnumo on in me sickle of the combine last wees. Rushed to a doctor stitches were taken and the thumb will prob ably be saved. Kilvertan Mr. and Mrs. George Christenson of Silverton and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Erman of Yoder will, leave I Saturday for a. few days saimon n fining on wmp bell river in British Columbia. The four, fall ardent fishermen, u rnoria from that famous salmon stream have been good recently, f TffMn Mr. and Mrs. Wil bur Funk of Portland attended the Watkins-Burch reunion at Avr nark Sundav and were ' - . . overnight guests oi me m.. j Arnolds. Mm The Jack Burbank famllv has nurchased 25 acres near Alses and Amoved there last week. f ClhfHM: Haiti AtlOTlct 11 at the Silverton hospital, a aaugn tpr a Mr. and Mrs." Albert J. Bochsler of Woodburn. Born on August 9, a daughter to Mr. and uin rjoil Wriffht of Brooks and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace C Jacobson of. Scotts Mills. Cloverdale Lucky 13 4-H sheep club meets Tuesday, Aug ust 17 with Shirley and Pat Hen nip when all record books are to be up to date and ready to be handed to the leader. Pedee Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Yates ar visiting their daugh ter, Mrs. Leslie Carson and fam ily of Forest Grove and with Mrs. Yates is now able to be around and family at J Vancouver; Wash. Yates is nod able to be around on crutches after being confined to the hospital and house since his injury on December 7. I Valley bituarie: Gale Stuart Ward ALBANY Graveside services for Gale Stuart Ward, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Ward, were held in the Masonic cemetery ; Tuesday, August 10, the Rev. E. W. Hughes officiat ing. Born at Albany General hos pital August 9. Besides the par ents survivors are the grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ward and Mrs. J. L. Stuart, Albany. Aurora Community Picnic Sis Scheduled AURORA, Aug. 12 Various or ganizations of Aurora are unit ing for the community picnic to be held Sunday, August 22 in the city hall r park and grove. Family picnic luncheon will be served at noon with ice cream, coiiee ana poo furnished. Members of the committee in .charge are E. C Smith, Charles Mfllering, and G. B, Hobbs. AFTER HOME PLANS C03IB FIRST If you'ro thinking of building a homer oi your own In fho near future; better get started on definite, detailed build ing plans now! ,V . We have interesting, informative plan books for your Inspec tion, and well be glad to answer any questions you may have about the newest and best of building materials, methods, etc . How about coming in this week to talk it over with us? LvIeR easliome From Dakota SUNNYSIDE 4 Visiting Mrs. C H. Taylor and family are Mr. and Mrs. Ben. Ellis, Mrs. Oliver Myers and Shirley Leif of Guth rie," Okla. Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. Myers - are Mrs. Taylor's sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Rea have Just returned from a two week vacation in Kimball, . S. D, with stops at Mitchell and Spencer, Neb. .; . 4 - : The Charles' Taylors entertain ed Sunday with a picnic for Paul Taylor's birthday. Guests . were Mr. and Mm Ben Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Taylor, Mrs. i Oliver Myers, Carolyn Taylor, Shirley lieugli-Geiger Conrad Clan Election Is Held ' SILVERTON Named presi dent of the Beugli-Geiger-Conrad dan Sunday, at the reunion .in the Coolidge St McClaine park was Jake Geiger off Salem, who replaces Norman Beugli, also of Salem. ; . . ... .v. . : - . Other officers are Clifford Con rad of Needy, vice president; Mrs. Emerson Yoder oft Yoder, re elected secretary-treasurer. The group planned its reunion for the second , Sunday of Aug ust, 1949, in the Silverton park. Leif, Bruce Taylor, Wallace Tay lor, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Taylor, Oliver Scott Taylor, Craig Tay lor, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Rea. Four Corners Clarnival to Be Held August 20 FOUR" CORNERS Mr. and Mrs. George F. Lund and son Jer ry have moved to Joe Hershfelts, 80 S. Elma. They came here from Grand Ronde. He is part owner of the Crolsan quarry ; Crolsan Creek road, Salem. The Burton family who were living ' in the Hershfelt t house have 'moved , to California.-", - i -:. ' The Community Center associ ation will hold a carnival August 20 and 21 at McKinney field for the benefit of the community ball indebtedness. i Attending; the annual family re- CD d L-.T,Jj O ' 1 ; CD L.j union picnic at Champoeg park Sunday, August 8, were Mr. and Mrs. ' S. H. Cable, the Ernest, Charles, Elmer, Cecil and Todd Walker families. House guests of Mr. and . Mrs. W. O. Cable, 190 N. Lancaster, are Mrs. Cable's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. 1L Beaver of Pea Ridge, Ark. ' David-and Judy Lahr, children of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lahr, 330 Lancaster underwent tonsilecto mles at Salem General hospital Wednesday. Out of town visitors at the Al bert Brants, 510 Beck ave., Satur day were Mrs. ' Cecil Dawson,' Gales Creek, Mrs. Gertrude Ken-t nedy and daughter Bonnie, Reeds ville. " - Water surfaces are heated very slowly by the sun compared with land surfaces. - lAda-Trcdr-Fiio r YES, lfs true! Year Aatemeblle and Truck Insurance premiums eaa be reduced up te 20. See us when yea get year new bill- lag and before yes renew year current' ! protection, we welcome your tnoulry. C3CchL 6aJcn, Oregon SSa?3 guIX CZ'ZO Cist. tlxr. - - .- r Solon, Oregon r HI, hi : W .! r- i yrZ (T P0 im Corduroy hi A Thickset Slacks At this thrifty Penney pries our slacks ars class room standouts all over the country! They're cut with trim smartness that appeals to a boy! They'll appeal to Mom, too, since they're made of reused corduroy In popular solid colors or mottled part- ridgt effect. Sljdo fastener closure, tf to 16. r - Boys' Mugged Foremosi Denim Waist Overalls Penney-priced to save you money. These rugged wast over alls are made of sturdy sanforized 10-oz. blue denim, and they carry our own famous labeL the greatest assurance of quality! Rows of. orange stitching and copper-plated rivets " add extra strength at strain, points. Sizes 4 to 16. Pennoy's tlain Floor Save on BoysMll Wool Sweaters Boys' Plaid Sport Shirts Boys'; Cotton Flannel Shirts ids 1 1 79 Every budget minded mother has boys sweaters on her back to school clothes list. They're perfect for crisp fall days, and they make an Ideal team with sport slacks. HeiVs a colorful but neat series strip In fire color combinations. AH-wool sllp orer, crew neck. Thrift-priced;' and full of Penney-wlss quality. Briljiant woren-Ih plaids that art as popular with the younger set as they, are with their fathers. They're sanforized and vat-dyed, and their colors outshine the rainbow. Cotton poplins and broad cloths. 6 to 16. -' This Is one of those terrific bargains that helps cs lire cp to our reputation as a value store! A to! J plaid cotton flannel shirt that Is sanforized, an unusual feature at this low price! The pb!J b woven-through for greater life to colors. Varn but not bulky. Sizes 8 to 18. L - '- ' - ' ' I
