tJ The Stat aan Solem. Onyiii, Bundcy,
Jefferson Folk
Dinner Hosts
Holidays
Jefferson An old - fashioned
Thanksgiving dinner was served
at the home of Mr; and Mrs. J. J.
McGill with 43 members . of the
family present including four
great grandchildren.
A 25-pound turkey was served
to Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Duncan and
children of Siletz, Mr. and -Mrs
George Truman and Mr. and Mrs
Kenneth Raines and daughter of
Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sever
son and son of Harrisburg. Mrs.
M. C. Helms and children, Mr. and
Mrs. LeRoy McGill. Mr. and Mrs. i
DeRoy McGill and son, Mr. and
Mrs. Y. M. McGill and children,
Mr. and Mrs. Morris McGill and
daughter, Mrs. Florence Curtis and
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McGill of Jef
ferson. Attending the wedding of Leston
W. Howell and Hilda Moss in Sa
lem Sunday were E. E. Howell,
fr ni Mann on1 Kfr an1
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Jones
moved to Salem Monday where
he will be employed. They sold
tneir farm to the Charles Henions
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Logsdon
had as their Thursday dinner
guests Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gibson,
Danny and David of Eugene, Mrs
T. A. Logsdon of Albany, Mr. and
Mrs. V. A. Weddle, W. D. Wat
kins. Friday guests were Lois Cad
well of Portland and Sunday
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cas
sler, Donald and Margina of Eu
gene.
Thursday dinner guests of Mrs.
E. L. Gates were Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Gates of Shedd, Mr. and
Mrs. Warren of Scio, Mrs. Mary
Deyaney, Mr. and Mrs. 'Lawrence
Compton, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Ellis and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Weddle had
as their Sunday guests, Mr. and.
Mrs Frank Weddle and Walter
Watkins.
Christmas Seal
Fund Swells
A total of $5,213 has been raised
during the first two weeks of the
1948 Christmas tuberculosis seal
sale it "was announced Friday by
Mrs. Ruby Bunnell, executive sec
retary of the Marion County Health
and Tuberculosis association.
This is almost equal with re
turns at this time last year, Mrs.
Bunnell said. The association of
fice requests that the blue envel
opes be returned with the contri
butions and that all un-purchased
seals be returned to the office.
Booths for those who wish to
purchase additional stamps will be
set. up Tuesday in the post office
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by of the U. S. National bank and
the Montgomery Ward Co. store
here.
Garden Club to
Elect Officers
Salem Men's Garden club will -
elect 1949 officers in a meeting
next Thursday night at the YMCA.
Nominations announced Thurs
day by the nominating committee
appointed last month by President
James Turnbull include:
P. IL (Jock) Brydon and Ray
Warren for president; A. E. (Dan)
Danielson and William McKinney,
vice-president; D. Ray Brown and
E. C. Doane, secretary; L. L. Fer
guson and Gilbert Stein, treasur
er, and directors (three to elect)
George Ailing, Moody Benner, Da
vid Cameron, Al Clark, Norman
Trees and K. O. Heasty.
NOTICE. Juniper-myrtle wood
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Oar profits will cot permit ex
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Once again we have gone into the market and purchased several
that are light enough in weight and color to carry thru into the Spri
coverts and tweeds. All wanted fabrics for this territory. See these
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SPECIAL NUMBER IN
Yoke Back
Tailored with HYMO Front
One of the outstanding coats of the season. Ex
pertly tailored with the new HYMO FRONT that is
so constructed to make a smooth and firm draping
front. Collar also has the added tailoring for smooth
lines. Women's fane all-wool BABY Tweed In fleck
shades of brown or blue.
PENNEY'S SECOND FLOOR
ndred women's seasonal coats
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OUTSTANDING FABRICS OF
All Wool
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A coat that you ar sure to like the more you wear.
Modified style in our panel back with outstanding
tailoring throughout Many graceful details for that
added touch. Deeb mellow shades with finest
quality satin linings. This coat was made to sell for
much more.
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for only 32.75. Comfortable four panel backs, yoke
styles, some even with hoods. Completely lined.
This covert is a very smooth, firm finish fabric that
has excellent wearing qualities.
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shoulder to the hem. Its all-purpose styling makes It
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