The Slateeman. Salta. Oregon. WefaeeaoT TpIt M. 1843
SOCIETY- CLUBS MUSIC
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New Members ini
Lecjion Auxiliary
Initiated at the Monday meet
ing of Capital unit No. 9, Amer
ican Legion auxiliary wert Mrs.
Luther Jensen. Mrs. Ellis Von
Eschen, Mrs. Earl M. Daue, Mrs.
O. H. Anderson, Mrs. C. R.
StaiU, Mrs. C. C. Harrell, Mrs.
Dwjglas R. Yeater, Mrs. L. A.
Lucas, Mrs. Pauline Keeling,
Mrs. Cora Callahan. Mrs. Pete H.
Jensen and Mrs. Walter A. Barsch.
Capital unit past presidents
ritualistic team conducting the
initiation were Mrs. Glenn Por--ter,
Mrs. Leon M. Brown, Mrs.
Jennie Bartlett, Mrs. Paul Gem
mell, Mrs. Frank Marshall, Mrs.
Earl Andreson, Mrs. Hattie Cook
Mr. Austin Wilson and Mrs. W.
W. Woodruff.
Capital unit past presidents
ritnalidtw lum rrmdiirted a me-
"hiorlal service for deceased Capi
tal unit members. Team included
Mrs. Leon M. Brown, Mrs. Earl
Andreson, Mrs. Olenn Porter,
Mrs. Malcolm Cameron, Mrs. John
VTiinfr and Mri. W. W. Woodruff.
Mrs. Helen McLeod presided at
th meeting. Mrs. Howard Hun
aaker. community service chair-
nun, reported members working
at the . baby clinic. Mrs. Austin
WiUon, chairman of Capital unit
hospital workers team announced
tier committee. Mrs. John E.
fotd, ,Mrs. Anson Ingels, Mrs
Paul Gemmell, Mrs. Allan Car
m.n ahH Mn Walter Knaulrilnir
Fenorts on convention plans and
.activities were made by conven
tion commission chairmen.
Guests were Mrs. Bert A. Walk
er. president of Salem unit No
ill. Mrs. Ruby Richard and Mrs
f irearet Johnson.
Mr. George Manning presided
at trie puncn dowi during the
ao-ia nour and serving were Mrs
Clira Poland. Mrs, Howard Hun-
saker and Mrs. Lena HlldebrandL
Saturday night at t p.m. mem
ber rf the disabled American Vet
erjru auxiliary will meet at the
home of Mrs. Verne Ostrander,
route 3, box 146, to make prepara
a tl his for the lawn party honoring
th? American War Mothers and
G H Star Mothers, July 26, at the
h mis of Mrs. Staurt Johns.
Visitors Are
Honored at
Parties
By: Jeryme English
On Etiquette
By Roberta Lee
Q. Is it permissible . to take
bouillon directly from the cup if
it 14 served in a two-handled cup?
A. Yes: but when it ta irrvcd
In a one-handled cup, or in . a
cut, without handles, it should be
liken with a spoon.
Q Should all the wedding gifts
b sent to the bride, or may soma
of them be sent to the bride
gnm?
A. They should always be sent
t ) the bride's home, never to the
bridegroom.
Q. Is it correct for a guest to
ailoi.e if he is late for dinner?
A. Yes; he should apologize to
M hostess. Tardiness for a dln
n ?r engagement is one of the ntoat
serious offenses. i
Statesman
Society Editor
Summer visijtors are holding the
social spotlight this week with
number of informal parties ar
ranged in their honor.
A Bridre Luncheon
Mrs. Horace! D. McGee and Mrs,
Maynard Shifter will be hostesses
for a bridge luncheon Thursday
afternoon at t!)e former's home on
North 22nd street The affair is
being arranged in compliment to
Mrs. McGee s sister-in-law, Mrs.
Norman Beebie, who is visiting
here from Sldux City, Iowa, and
for Mrs. Jon Trost of Rochester
Minn , who is; spending the sum
mer in Salem with her brother
in-law arid sister, Mr. and Mrs
Gerald Wing
Covers will! be placed for six
teen guests arjd bouquets of glad
iolusles will provide the decora
live note
Dr. and Mrs. McGee and his
sister will be in Oregon City today
Dr. and Mrs. John
Ross. This weekend Mrs. Beebe
and her daughters will go on to
Eugene for a; visit with another
brother befor returning to Iowa
the first of Ajugust
Mrs. Wing a
Mrs. Gerald!
few friends to
Friday morn
ners home for
Trost and he
Collin, who
several weeks
In North Hollyw
have been invited
ha
Hostess
Wing has invited a
come in for. coffee
at her Four Cor-
the pleasure of Mrs.
mother, Mrs. Inez
s come north for a
visit from her home
ood, Calif. Guests
to call between
CLUB CALEN DAK
WEDNESDAY
Ladlet of GAB
Mn. Ida Crowley
is o clock.
Salem chapter
club, no-hoit lunch
Temple.
THL'RSDAY
ridclla claaa.
meet at church
no-hoet lunchaoa with
, 2030 N. Church St.,
OXS. eocial afternoon
ton, noon. Masonic
Tint Baptlat ohuroh,
S a.m.
Spiritual Sunhlne club, at Marlon
Square. 1 p.m.. no hoat luncheon.
Salem chapter, American Gold Star
Mother, no-host supper In Oeorfe Pro
garden, 1913 -Maple avenue, tM p.m.
SUNDAY !
Salem chapter. OCS, annual oovered
dlah picnic, Oallai park. 1 p.m.
10 and 12 o'clock-
Fete Mrs. Schenk
Mrs. A. D. Woodmaruee enter
tained Informally Tuesday mora
ine at her South High street home
lor ivirs. iiarry acnenx, wuv- im
visiting here this week at the
Wendell Webbs. The visitor came
north from her home in Glendale,
Calif., with Mr. Schenk ana cnu
dren, Sally and Steven. Mrs.
Wnodmansee invited a few of the
visi4or's Salem friends to coma In
for coffee at 10 o'clock.
Parties for Mrs. Sthults
Mn William Schultz. who Is
here from McCook. Nebraska, will
be honored at several parties this
u,-mk: Thursday nizht Mrs. Del-
bert Schwa bbauer and Mrs. Verne
Robb will be hostesses for an In
formal at home between 8 and 11
o'clock at the Schwabbauer resi
dence on East Superior street in
compliment to Mrs. Schultz, wno
formerly resided here. Thirty of
her friends have been bidden to
call during the evening.
Tonight Mrs. A. A. Hager will
be a bridge hostess for Mrs.
Schultz at her home. A late sup
per will be served after several
hours of cards. Bidden are Mrs.
Schultz. Mrs. Clinton Standish,
Mrs. Warren Baker, Mrs. Verne
Robb, Mrs. Ira Fitts, Mrs. Ralph
Mercer, Mrs. Irvine Caplinger,
Mrs. Arthur Binegar, and Mrs.
Retha Hager.
Mrs. Schultz and son, Billy, Mrs.
Standish and daughter, Elaine,
Mrs. Verne Robb, Mrs. Delbert
Schwabbauer, Mrs. Bert Foulger
of Eugene and Mrs.Wayne Whit
ing of Pacific City, 'the latter two
formerly of Salem, returned Tues
day from a several days stay at
Delake at the Canyon Drive apart
ments. The occasion was the cele
bration of the birthdays of Mrs.
Schultz, Mrs. Whiting and Mrs.
Foulger.
This weekend Mrs. Standish and
her house guest, Mrs. Schultz, will
accompany Mr. and Mrs. Ira Fitts
to Seattle for a sojourn. The visit
or and her son will return to
Nebraska next week.
Guests of Mr. and Mr. Stewart
Johnson and daughter, Katrinka,
on Tuesday were her brother,
David W. Eyre, jr. and children.
Conard and Larry of Portland.
Vacationing at Roekaway this
-week are Mrs.. James B. Haworth
-and daughters, Ann and Jean
With them are a group of their
former Portland friends.
COOL FOOD for HOT DAYS
Fresh Seafood Salads
On holt summer days the family will enjoy cool, tempt
ing seafood salads. Treat the family to seafood often.
FITT'S MARKET
Wholesale
Retail
MissSallie Reii, factory demonstrator, is here to
show you this Miracle Wax
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CLEANS, WAXES AND POLISHES
EASILY . . QUICKLY . . . BEAUTIFULLY
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lirrle Sani-Wax on a aofrclofK cleonsj waxes AND
polishes, easily, beautifully. Jvtt Wipe Sani-Wax on.
Wipe it off and you're done!
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O Sani-Wax, the Mirocle Oeaner. has a hundred
household uses. Try it on your furniture woodwork,
enetian blinds, refrigerator, chrome pnd leather
upholstery, etc. ... or to remove heel marks from
linoleum. You'll be plea jed and amazed at how it
brightens your home, lightens your work.
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NOflON DEPT.
DEMONSTRATION
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DOWN - ON NATIONALLY KNOWN BRANDS! A CLEARANCE
SALE ALL THIS WEEK!
NOW $6.95
NOW $1.1 jo
. $9.95
NEMO FOUNDATIONS, Regularly $8.95 . .... . . .
FAMOUS BRAND NYLON PANTIES, Reg. $3.00 . . . .
FAMOUS BRAND DRESSES
RED CROSS SHOES, Reg. to $12.95 . . . . . . . NOW $6.80
PEQUOT 81 x 108 MUSLIN SHEETS . . . . . . $2.89
ESMOND BLANKETS, LARGE FULL BED SIZE . , $4.9
15 DENIER. EXTRA SHEER NYLON HOSE . .. . . . . .... . . 89c
FAMOUS BRAND DENIM HALTERS, Reg. $2.25 . . . . . . NOW 5Qc
NEEDLEPOINT FOR YOUR SUMMER WORK .......... 75c
NOW 69c
HALF PRICE
CLEARANCE OF COSTUME JEWELRY, EARRINGS to $3.95 .
WOOL RAYON REMNANTS . . . . . . ...... .
FAMOUS BRAND MEN'S SPbRT SHIRTS. SMALL SIZES . .
PURE SILK CREPES. Reg. $3.98 yard . . . . NOWYD.$1.9j5
ALL WOOL SUITINGS. WIDE LESS ONE-THIRD
$3.95
PLASTIC SHOWER CURTAINS. GOOD QUALITY . .
ALL COTTON DRESSES DOWNSTAIRS . . . . . . .
ALL ODD CURTAINS DOWNSTAIRS . . ......
STAINLESS STEEL KNIVES AND FORKS. PLASTIC HANDLES
DRIP COFFEE-MAKERS ...
GIRL'S WOOL PLAID SKIRTS, Reg. $5.95, DOWNSTAIRS .
FOUR DRAWER CHEST FOR ACCESSORIES. NOTIONS
NEMO FOUNDATIONS. Reg. $12.00 . ... ...
PEN AUO SHOES . . . SPORTS AND PLAY SHOES
RUFFLED CURTAINS . ONE-THIRD OFF
. . . $2.59
ONE -FOURTH OFF
r ONE-THIRD OFF
. 25 c
HALF PRICE
. . $3.95
. . $1.98
NOW $10.00
. . . $6.80
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New Rest Room
Now Openl
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