The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, October 17, 1948, Image 21

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Newspaper Page Textbat . . . every once in a while we talk ourselves Into the worst state. This week we were writing about old fashioned desserts and recalled the float we used to eat down at the Cottage hotel in horse and buggy days. Nothing since has tasted so good as the stewed chicken and dumplings and flodt at the Cottage. Only the later Sunday din ners at the Argo could nearly approach it. Back to the wail . . . we didn't ; paint ourselves into a corner this week, but we left the telephone away over across an expanse of freshly applied green floor paint Our con stituents usually get usout oi the bathtub to answer questions, this time we had to swim across a sea o"f green.! J 4 Proof posiive . . 4 that Gabriel Heattex is sincere. He can put just as much heart into his voice when he's talking about his favor ite deodorant cream, as when he's warning his readers! of the sad state oi modem af fairs. Life's minor disappointments ... When we've reluctantly omitted onions from vege table salad! far lunch because of close con tact with visitors at the office, and then with the last bite, sink our teem into a fat juicy clove of garlic inadvertently added with the French dressing -i-mat's a tragedy. Not be cause we regret the garlic, but we deplore sacrificing die onion in vain . . . Maybe you guessed ... we looked at our figure, and we're on a diet. A writer on foods can do la much better job when she's really hungry, something like a singer, you know. Somehom !we never put our soul into food stories when our stomach is full, it takes a little gnawing of hunger to create inspira tion. ... Maxine Buren Voters Will Give Club Program Program for the Salem Woman's club meetings on Saturday, Octo ber 23 will be presented by the Sa lem League of Women Voters. Mrs. Hal DeSart, president, in charge. The guest day meeting will be held at the Woman's clubhouse at 2 o'clock and non-club members planning to attend are asked to call the committee. Measures to be voted on at the November elec tion, with discussions pro and con, will be given by the league mem bers. Mrs. CJuy Hickok will! preside at the business session and board meeting preceding. Reports will be given on the Marion county federation dinner. Business and Professional Women's week. Toast mistress public relations dinner and rummage sale. The public welfare committee will report on the Memorial Auditorium associa tion meeting and the recommenda tions to remove truck traffic from Capitol and South 12th streets. Mrs. George Ailing will present plans for the November past pres idents luncheon. Mrs. F. D. Kibbe heads the tea committee and assisting are Mrs. T E. A. Lee, Mrs. Douglas Yeater, ' Mrs. E. F. Carleton, Miss Eleanor Stephens, Mrs. Gregory Haefliger and Mrs. Floyd M. White; Civic Players Plan Comedy "Listen to Leon," a three-act farce comedy, is being presented by the Salem Civic Players undei the auspices of the Postal Clerks', auxiliary next Friday night. This will be the' first production of the Salem players in their little the ater at 155 South Liberty, form erly occupied by the Junior Play house. The play is under the direction tjf Beulah Graham. The plot revolves around Leon Bryan, a liar by hobby, his uncle who thinks Leon doesnt lie to him, and Leon's older stepdaugh ter who calls him "papa." Others in the play are Carolyn Jamison, who catches Leon in his lies, Anne Cushman, whom Leon confuses with Carolyn and Rogers, Leon's man. After much complicated lying. Leon tells the truth, which nobody will believe. Dr. and Mrs. F. D. Voit will return to the capital today from a month's motor trip to the middle west. They visited his father in Lincoln, Nebraska, stopping en route at Salt Lake City and Estes Park. They returned home via Carlsbad Caverns. Grand Canyon, Zion and Bryce National parks. Hubbard Church Croup Begins Fall Meetings 1 HUBBARD The first f all ! meeting of the Ladies Aid of Hubbard Community church hall Wednesday. Officers are Mrs. Lester Will, president; Mrs. Frank Stiles, vice president: Mrs. T 1 . , rfonn morruoD, secretary; ana , Mrs. Levi Miller, treasurer. -' The business meeting was held I auer a no-nosx xuncn. a lercer from Frances Clapp, missionary to Japan, was read. A tentative date of December 4 was set for the annual bazaar. CLUB CALENDAR MONDAY : J Wesley ait Service fuild of Leslie Methodist church, meet with Mrs. Don aid Davis. 1940 Kir t.. p.m. West Salem Lions club auxiliary West Salem City hall. S p.m. Job's Daughter. Beaver hall. TUESDAY ' Etokta club wfth Miss Gertrude Sav age. 1362 Plaza. (West Salem. 1 :1S p.m. The literature land poetry group. Sa lem Woman's club. 1 :30 at clubhouse. WEDNESDAY j Fellow-ship luncheon. Knight Me mortal church. 12 30. business meeting illllOWi. Ladies of CAR. no-host luncheon, noon. YWCA. social meeting. Centralis temple. No. 11. Pythian Sisters, meeting land initiation. p.m, KJ. hall. ; ? Salem Writer s club with Mrsi Rob ert Hutcheon. 1065 S. Liberty it.. 139 P-m. ; Westminster guild luncheon. First Presbyterian church. 1 pjn. - THUKSDAY f Hayesville Woman's club with Mrs. Bruce Willis. Claxter road. 1:1S des sert luncheon, i . . i Central WCTllj with Mrs. Miles Hen derson. 260 South 15th street. DAV auxiliary, woman's clubhouse, social meeting. f i Mothers Entertain foil j Hayesvillej Young Folk HAYESVILLE Entertaining for the young people this week were Mrs. Itig Torresdal, who opened her home to members ; of the eighth grade to compliment her son, Jerry; and Mrs. Galen Siddall who entertained Wednes day night, the seventh graders for Jeanette and Janice Siddall. Silver Crest School Gets Work, Equipment SILVER CREST The school board of Silver Crest school has been busy putting up playground equipment. Al Tippner, chairman, was on hand to help the older boys put up a backstop. More gravel was added around the parking, while the entire school was graded and a ball dia mond laid out. Kcdalr Finishing Rolls Developed and 8 JUMBO PRINTS Extra Prints 4c each Every print an enlargement Quality Work Why Pay More? Free Mailing; Bags Furnished on Request Mail to: i Junbo Film Co. . Payette, Idaho ! . ! - r i Tho Stcrtoomcm, Salem, Orocon, Sunday. October 17, 1S43 S Tsr i iim fiiir mm m ft nhmiiswi n in iniini niiiii uiif n ri m m , , M munm r iMiMTiwinriiiiwtf trntmmm wm n i "Tmwiwwwiii iii Monday Specials! DICKERSON THE fMAIT SHO! 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Infants' Dresses ! 3eg. 1.49 and 1.98 Dotted Swiss and Cotton Batiste Infant Dresses in white & pastel colors. Embroidery and eyelet trim. Main Floor A Plus Monday Special! Boys Jackets Reg. 5.45 boys' Cossack style all wool shadow plaid jackets. Full zipper fronts. Sizes 12 to 18. Blue, green or red. Main Floor A Plus Monday Special! j - : Men's! Dress Shirts Reg. 2L98 and 3.98 men's white and fancy dress shirts; Oxford cloth and broadcloth. Some button down collars! Sizes 14 to 17. : : i 1 66 Main Floor A Plus Monday Special! Radio-Phono Combination Reg. 51.00. Mahogany veneer cabinet, table model. Plays 10 or 12 inch records. 5 inch speaker. Bcrsomont ra88 A Plus Monday Special! 3 Pc. Bedroom Suite ! h Reg. 109.95 3 pc. walnut veneer waterfall design bedrooni set Plate glass mirror. "1 : t 3rd Floor A Plus Monday Special! 32 Pc. Dinnerware Set Reg. 12.95. "Spring Fantasy" semi-porcelain china. Floral Dottem on white background. g)88 Basement A Plus Monday Special! J Laundry Trays j ! ! f Reg. 24.55. Double compartment colored laundry tray, cornf plete with stand, faucet and trap. if Basemen! I Jig)88 Shop Til 9 O'Clock Every Fridciy Nife!