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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1949)
flOWS THAT AGAIN? By DAVE COX The Statesman. Salem. Oregon. Thursday. July 28, 1949 7 Pwt! I think he hu something in his glovef Blood Unit Visit Planned At Sheridan SHERIDAN The mobile un it of the Portland blood bank will visit Sheridan Friday, July 29, under a program sponsored by the auxiliary of the Sheridan Ameri can Legion post. Mrs. Otto Hei der is chairman of the special committee in charge. The Yamhill county American Legion picnic will be held in this area in the near future, and mem bers of the Sheridan post are aid ing in making plans. The auxiliary has organized a past presidents' parley. Of ficei s iastalled recently were Mrs. George Censky, president; Mrs. Ray Malo, vice president, and Mrs. A. J. Titus, secretary. Sheridan post meetings have been discontinued until September 12 when Newberg will join in in stalling new officers. They are. Dr. B. J. Miller, commander; Glenn Pruitt, 1st vice commander; Robert Smail, 2nd vice comman der; Marvin Humphreys, adjutant; Howard Scharschmidt, finance of ficer; E. J. Bayliss, historian; Dan Reese, sergeant at arms, and Otto Hcider, service officer. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Courtemanche in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cribbs have moved to Dallas, and have rented their house to Mr. and Mrs. Orlin Elwood of Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hiatt spent Sunday at the home of his sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thoma, in Lebanon. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen re turned Sunday from Paulina lake after spending a week there. Bob Brassfield spent several days at the lake with the Aliens. Mrs. Earl Hampton and little son Douglas of Eugene spent the week end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bodeker. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Johnson of Portland were also week-end guests at the Bodeker home. ! Mrs. Louise Bronson, Alham I bra. Calif., is visiting at the home ! of Mr. and Mrs. George Clipfell ! Mrs. Bronson is an aunt of Mr. Clipfell. Lyons Residents Visit, Entertain; Families Move LYONS Mr. Oscar Naue was hostess at a party honoring j her husband on his birthday an niversary.. Cards furnished the entertainment for the evening and refreshments were served at the close of the evening to Mr. and Mrs. John McClurg, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Carleton, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Naue, Mr. and Mrs. Don ald Naue and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Naue and Ruby. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Hiatt of Roseburg spent Saturday night and Sunday with relatives in Lyons. They came to see his father Elmer Hiatt who has been seriously ill with pneumonia. . They .were overnight guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bodeker. Walter Harvey of Stockton, Calif., visited Saturday with Le land Manning. The Harveys are former residents of Stayton when his father, W. W. Harvey, was superintendent at the McCormick sawmill in Fox Valley. Mrs. Donald Huber, Dennis and Donna Lou, spent several days at tne home of her parents. Ml and Mrs. Eldon Mulkey in Sil verton. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Thompson of Portland visited last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merill Brassfield. Mrs. Thompson is a sister of Brassfield. Wayne J3ass, U. S. marine corps, stationed at Camp Pendle ton, Calif., is spending his leave at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs. Albert Bass. Mrs. Ben Hadley and son of Portland spent last week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Clipfell. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Stevens spent Wednesday and Thursday Hubbard Family Moves To Portland Home HUBBARD-Mrs. Grace Cramer and daughter. Carolyn, have mov ed from the Duncan house to the home of their mother and grand mother, Mrs. G. B. Hovenden, in Portland. Mrs. Hovenden fell re cently and fractured a hip. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Mattison and Denny spent the week end near Roseburg visiting her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Gale Bare. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Doubrava and daughter, Susan, have moved Into their new home which they purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Hague about a year ago. It was formerly known as the Farman place. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Perkle will move onto the Scholl place vacated by the Doubravas. Union Hill Families Plan Sunday Reunion UNION HILL The Neal, Tra.sk and Chrisman families will meet at Masonic Park in Stayton on Sunday for their 18th annual re union. This year's officers are, presi dent, Neal Ruggles, Aumsvjlle: vice-president, Malcolm Neal, Sa lem; secretary - treasurer, Mrs Otto Limebeck, Scio; reporter. Mrs. Verny Scott, Sublimity. A basket-dinner will be served, with Willis Smith and :Ross Chrisman as the coffee committee. i i Prevention Is Much Better Than Cure ... If you have good vision now . . . Keep it that way. Dr. S. A. Wheatley Optometrist 725 Court St Phone 2-4469 Now Is The Time FOR FISH & FOWL Fish, Fowl on This Month's Plentiful List NEW YORK -(INS)- Reversing the traditional "fish nor fowl" expression, the U. S. department of agriculture says both fish and fowl will be among the foods gen erously available to the nation's shoppers during July. In announcing its July plentiful foods list, the department pointed out that these monthly selections represent commonly used and gen erally available foods that usually offer good returns on the food dollar. This reprint from the Oregon Statesman is another proof that fish and fowl is the best budget bet of the month. Serve both often. 216 North Commercial - Phone 3-4424 sunnvneir 1 1 Salem, Oregon FmMlRY S final . . rrr -If J - SAf?2V SUPER VAE.Q3ES! GIRL'S BAIII GOATS 5.88 O RAYON SATIN TWILL O PASTEL SHADES. WITH HOODS SECOND FLOOR GIRL'S COTTON SKIRTS CLEVER LITTLE COTTON PRINTS ELASTIC WAIST STYLE SECOND FLOOR 1.00 GIRL'S HALTERS O CUTE PRINTS AND PASTELS O ELASTIC FORM FITTING SECOND FLOOR 500 GIRL'S KITE GOWNS POPULAR BATISTE GOWNS PRINTS WITH LACE TRIMS SECOND FLOOR 1.00 GIRL'S SHORT JEANS O 8 OZ. SANFORIZED DENIM O SIDE ZIPPER. SIZES 7 TO 14 . i SECOND FLOOR 1.50 WOMEN'S RAIN COATS GRAY OR BLACK RAYON SATIN CRAVENETTE WATER REPELLENT SECOND FLOOR 14.66 WOIIEIl'S FLAY SHORTS O POPULAR F ADDED BLUE DENIM O NOW REDUCED TO CLEAR SECOND FLOOR 1.00 WOIIEIl'S MIDRIFFS AIID HALTERS 5O0nd 1.00 PLAINS AND PRINTS O ELASTIC FITTING SECOND FLOOR WOMEN'S BLOUSES FANCY LACY STYLES O ASSORTED SEASON TONES SECOND FLOOR 100 WOIIEN'S SHORT COATS ALWAYS WANTED RAYON FAILLE GAY PASTEL TONES SECOND FLOOR 5.00 WOIIEN'S RAIN COATS O COLORFUL LRRIDESCCENT PLAIDS CRAVENETTE WATER REPELLENT . 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