Mr., Mrs. Paulus
To Leave on Trip
To South America
Mr. and Mrs- Otto Paulus of
West Salem will leave today on a
four-month trip to South America.
They are traveling by automobile
to Los Angeles from wtiere they
will arrange transportation early in
the New Year for Valparaiso,
Chile.
Paulus, a local attorney, will
represent several Salem firms in
business dealings at Santiago, Bue
nos Aires and other South Ameri
can cities.
Methodist Bishop Visits Salem
Final Rites for
B. H. Largent
Set Saturday
Funeral services will be held
Saturday at 1:30 p. m. in the
Clough - Barrick chapel for B.
Howard Largent, 71, late resident
ef 1695 Chemeketa St., who died
Thursday morning at a local hos
pital. The Rev. Louis Kirby will
officiate, with private services at
Mt. Crest Abbey mausoleum.
Largent was born at Matfield
Green, Kans., Jan. 1, 1877. He was
married to Myrtle Handy, Sept.
29, 1898. The couple came to Ore
gon in 1912, settling in Marshfield
and later living in Eugene before
coming to Salem in 1936.
For 10 years theyoperated the
grocery store at 17th and Che
meketa streets, retiring two years
ago. Largent was a member of the
Jason Lee Methodist church.
Survivors besides his widow are
a daughter, Marie L. Olson, Salem;
brother, Bruce Largent, Matfield
Green, Kans.; and half-brother,
Ross Largent, Seattle.
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Beef Boast, lb. . . . 45c Bee! Boil, lb 30c
PURE LARD : 230 2 450
Wo Have Boon Known For Years For Fine Lard
Boiled Prime Bib rB1 580
Picnic Shodder Hans, lb. 48c I Boston Bnlls, lb. . . . 55 C
Ground Bee!, lb. . . . 48c Pure Pork Sausage, lb. 50 C
You Find Sausage And Ground Beef As You Like It At McDowell's Market
In Salem for s Methodist district conference of It ministers and lay
men Thursday was Dr. Gerald Keanedy, bishop ef the Pacific north
west Methodist area who is pictured above at left. He is shown in
Marlon hotel lobby with the Rev. Brooks Moore, First Methodist
church pastor here. A reception for Bishop and Mrs. Kennedy was
held at the Flirt church last night. (Photo by Don Dill, Statesman
staff photographer )
New Methodist
Bishop Talks
At Lions Lunch
To deify freedom as an end it
self always means trouble warned
i Bishop Genilfi Kennedy of the
Methodist rhurch in an address
before the Siilem Lions club Thurs
day noon in the Marion hotel.
The Methodist bishop for this
area and several other clergymen
attending a Salem district Metho
dist conference were guests of the
club at its luncheon meeting.
Bishop Kennedy declared free
dom without a foundation of duty
and obligation soon turns to li
cense, "which is the worst slavery
of all." He urged his listeners to
reestablish spiritual values by do
ing the hard work of "digging the
coal of character."
World unity depends on common
worship before a common God. and
it has already become apparent
that modern advances in trade and
transportation and education can
not achieve this unity, the bishop
asserted.
At the meeting the club inrlurt
ed Hal Byer, business manager lor
KSLM
At Salem
Schools . . .
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Statfyman Srhoot C'orrrlonant
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County Donors
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Three Marion county residents
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donors this week, repwts Mrs.
xjuise Arneson, director of Red
Cross nursing services here.
Mrs. Paul Lardon donated blood
on a call from Silverton. Mrs.
A. E. Stoars donated the needed
blood for a young mother in a
hospital here, and Mrs. Henry
Weise drove to Portland to do
nate a pint for a seven-year old
girl in serious condition there.
Phi Delt Fraternity
Re-EIects Savre
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Robert Say re, Beaverton, has
been reeltcted president of Phi
Delta Theta fraternity on the Wil
lamette university campus, it was
announced this week. Others elect
ed to posts were Gordon Cline,
Burlingame, Calif., secretary; Dale
Morgan, Portland, charister; Paul
Cole, Eugene, chaplain. Roger Ad
ams, Milbrae, Calif., was reelected
social chairman.
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Seventy - five members of the
Girls' Athletic associations from
Parrish. Leslie and West Salem
junior high schools will meet at 9
a. m. Saturday at Leslie to hold
l a "play day." The first event will
be volleyball play ; between the
schools ...
PARRISH JUNIOR HIGH
Choir members of Parrish will
sing at a Salem Chamber of Com
merce luncheon Monday. The
group has also sang at the Chris
tian church and at the state hos
pital. Choir members are Aletha Story,
Herriis Michelson, Norma Stew
art, Frances McDonald. Soh.ia An
derson. Sally Becher, Bonnie Jen
kinson. Esier Griffin, Joan Ham
man. C .rol Hewitt, Viola Wilcox,
Helm Wood, Amy Girod, Billy
Dunsworth. David Weeks, Ed Cas
tillo, Dick Meyers. Bob Doughton,
Glenn Nenner. John Conder, Ken
ny Ixttis and Melvin Govig.
Gary Gortmaker, Bob Riggs,
Roger Weaver, Barbara Shjonsby,
Coialie Doughton. Mary Ann Wei
kum. Jene Andrews, Joy Bronson,
Sharon Jarmes, Roger Weaver,
Bob Hazel, Jack Ramsayer, Stew
art Wells, Wallace McCoy and
Billy Lottis.
LESLIE JUNIOR HIGH
' Vocal music students will be
featured at the annual Leslie
Christmas play which will be pre
sented December 21 at 7:30 p. m.
Ed Skjonsby is director of Leslie
vocal music.
The school band will be under
the direction of Raymond Carl.
Scenery is being made by art stu
dents under the direction of Mrs.
Opal Hennings. John Swigart is
adviser to the boys from the shop
classes doing the stage work.
HIGHLAND SCHOOL
Highland Mothers club will be
given a Christmas party Fridav
at 1:30 p. m. All the students will
Jake part in the program which
will consist of choirs and a carol
reading telling the Christmas
story. Stage settings will be in
pantomime.
A school Christmas tour. In
which students will visit all rooms
in the school, will be held the first
of next week.
Last Plea for
Hubbard Man
CANON CITY, Colo.. Dec. 15
OIVHis family planned one last
attempt tonight to save Paul J.
Schneider from the lethal gas
chamber at state prison Friday
night.
Ray Schneider and Mrs. Marie
Nash of Woodburn, Ore., said after
talking to their brother they will
ask Governor Lee Knous to re
consider his refusal to grant ex
ecutive clemency.
Schneider, a farm youth from
Hubbard, Ore., was sentenced to
death for the slaying of Frank J.
Ford, Denver filling station oper
ator, in a field in northeastern
Colorado in September, 1947.
The Appian Way, one of the
oldest and most celebrated roads
of history, was started in 312 B.C.
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Young Hens
Dressed and drawn, lb
Krade A Tom-Pound
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Grade A Hens
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CHICKENS
FRYERS Dressed and drawn, lb. 73d
Rabbits ,une. I n : j 690 0 vslers r... 69
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Prime Rib CO-M Prime Rib j Swisn Meak, fiZCL
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HERE'S WHERE YOUR COST OF LIVING COMES DOWII
Prices Effective Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Mince Meal
Brandy n ine
Larxe 28-ox. Jar
Nonesuch, 8 -ox. pkc 19e Nonesuch, 28-ox. Jar 41c
Blended Juice J.i 21 C
Texsna Grapefruit Juice, Urte 46-os. can lit
Tomalo Juice
Large 46-os. can sfca w
Fancy Quality
Fruit Cocklail 33c
Delightful Served So Many Ways
Tomalo Caisup uT 2 b.,e.27c
Heinx Catsup, large 14-os. bottle
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Maraschino Cherries ""bottle 29 C
Fine Quality, 4 -ox. bottle
Shortening VSS jaT'L . 89 C
Crisco Shortening
Finest Vegetable
3-lb. ! can
1.09
19c
Christmas Candies
Jumbo Gum Drops OjtL
1-lb. cello -WC
Sot-iete !'
Chocolate Cones Oft.
1-lb. cello AVI
, Bishop's
Satin Mix Candies
1-lb. cello
Societe Quality Mix yy
1 lb. cello . .' st C
Dixie Cream Mix 0Cn
1-lb. cello UC
Mixture of Creams &c Jflls
Peppermint Candy lf)M
Canes lUC
10e site 3 for S5e
5c size ..f for lie
Jumbo Peppermint
Barber-poles j .1
1- lb.
Pole
2- lb.
Pole
Fresh Roasted
Peanuts, lb
Direct from the Roasters
Mixed Nuts
2-Ibs
Brazils. Filberts, Almonds,
.reran,., walnuts
(No Peanuts)
49 c
89 c
67c
Bumble Bee Fancy Red Alaska
Sockeye
American Tidal-in-oil
Sardines 2
cc.
No. 1 tall can UUI
25c
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Sardines
Oval
Large can 27c
In Mustard or Tomato Sauce
Canned Meals
Vienna Sausages Hormel
No. Vi can ...19c
Deviled Ham Hormel. No. Va can i
2 for J3c
Deviled Meat - Hormel, No. '4 can
3 cans )l$c
Spaghetti & Meat Balls - lge. 24-oz.
can, liormel's Dinty Moore J7c
Chili Con Came - HormelX 1-lb. can 29c
Chili Con Carne - Carsten, 1-lb. can 19c
Po?t Tens
Package
10 packages of cereal
to pack
Duffs White Cake
Mix, reg. pkg.
Duff's Devils Food
Mix, reg. pkg. ...
Duff's tiingerbread
Mix, reg. pkg. .;.
PilLsbury Pie Crust
Mix, reg. pkg. ...
Quixy Cookie Mix
Reg. pkg
Sugar - Raisin - Oatmeal
Lemon
Vermont Maid
Syrup
Lge. 24-oz. jar ..
Karo Syrup, golden Aftf.
5-lb. can "XwC
Strained Honey QCs
Miller's, 5-lb. ran OoC
29c
32c
27c
23c
17c
23c
51c
19c
23c
Salted Peanuts
Hoody's
25c cello
Virginia Salted Fresh from
Roasters
Salted Peanuts, Planters
or Circus
8-oz. can 01C
Apricots, in Heavy Syrup
No', 2i
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Hunt's or Lady Luck
Prune Plums in heavy
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No. 2'j can lUC
Merrimac or Purple Poppy
Sweet Mixed Pickles
Libby's
12-oz jar
Ripe Olives Large
Mt. Whitney
Pint can
DRIED BEANS
Small Whites, Red Mex
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Black-Eye, 2 lbs. 3C
17c
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THE IDEAL GIFT .
Kerr's Assorted Preserves & Jellies
Mailing carton of 12 jars ...... .... 3.89
Strawberry Preserves
Chevy Chase 01-.
Mb. jar 0C
Ripe Olives Collosa!
LaMirada 01 aa
Pint can OlC
10c
Emperor Grapes
lb.
Fresh, firm, red crapes
fine table decoration, j
Texas Pink JQ
Grapefruit, doz. fiuC
Sweet and Juicy
Cranberries 00.
lb LOC
Firm, Red Berries j-
Potatoes .... 3 ibs. 19c
New Crop Just In j I
Broccoli r-
Bunch IOC
Fih and Green A
California Q OQ
Carrots .... Ubun.sCjC
Fresh, Lone, Crisp Orange
Carrots , 'u
Sunkist Oranges JQ
Navels 2 doz. ,40 C
288's Med. Si2 Al
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Devil's Fudge
White
Golden
Spice
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ADD ONLY
WATER
390
Silver Fall
Canned Salmon
No. 'i can
Washington Fancy
Silver Chinook
;o. i can ......
23 c
43c
Two Big Stores 3720 E. State St. at Four Corners and 3060 Portland Roadon
Highwav beyond underpass. Prices effective Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Opth
9 A. M. to 8 P. M. every day including Sunday. ; '