Church Plays
Host to Priests
AtGcrvais
r.vpvAls Visitinir clerev who
attended the forschweper-Mann-i
inn weeding Wednesday at Ger
vais Sacred Heart Catholic church ;
were the Rev. Lewis Radakoski
of Milwaukie; the Eey. Albert Ra
dakoski, of Oregon City "and Uie
Ev. Vo-'-'--1 :V.t "f th? St. Louis
parish. The Rev. Lawrence Saal-
faculty members of Catholic Cen
tral high school of Portland, at
tended the reception.
a .Thomas Ferschweiler, who has
been attending Northwestern uni
versity at Evanston, 111., is visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence G. Ferschweiler, and will
return to his studies in journalism
next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Flo res and
family have left for their annual
trip to Southern California to har
vest the cotton crop.
Mrs. Merle Lucas was hostess
tor the aaruen f Cltuan meeting
Thursday with 1$ members at
tending. Mrs. Jess Lucas and Mrs.
Glenn Lucas were guests. The
club plans to enter any exhibit at
the North Marion county fair at
Wopdburn next ween. At the
special meeting of the ebb at Mrs.
.ohn Henny's September 29th,
final arrangements will be taken
care of for the flower snow- uct
ober 1 at. the high school build
ing. Mrs. Cecil Colby, postmaster,
has gone to visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. W. Hasty at Hart,
Mich. Mrs. Lloyd Seely is as
king Pearl Vogt, assistant, dur
ing her absence.
.Glver Crpt School
Enrolls 82 Pupils
SILVERTON Silver Crest
school , closed its first week of
school Friday with 82 pupils in
attendance. J. C. Bonner is prin
cipal with Mrs. Emily Shafer and
Mrs; Alma Tucker as! ' teachers.
A newflfeature at the school this
year is the lunch room which
opened Tuesday. Mrs. Edna Metz
ler is the cookiwitri Mrs. Otto
Bartels as -assistant J;
Stayton School
Junior Band i
Sphcduled
STAYTON An organizational
meeting for a beginners band will
be held at the Stay ton high school
Monday, September 19, at 8 pjn.,
according to D. J. Burgess, instruc
tor of music, for the public schools.
Instruments available on the
rental plan will be on display and
questions regarding the program
will be answered at that time.
A music aptitude test has been
given to all students in the sixth,
seventh and eighth grades, and to
the members of the fifth grade
who indicated an interest
Instruction will be free and wfll
be given during the regular school
day, Mr. Burgees said. The ad
vanced band now has 20 members,
he said. r
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O fNo nwHer hew small your Income
J Way be," says Dr. Semler, "I want
yen to have Dental Care whenever
ys need It. That's why I offer Easier
Credit ON YOUR OWN REASON
ABLE TERMS. I mean every word of
it, when I say the terms are UP TO
YOU. On approval ef your credit,
yo can make your payments as
small as you please, and yea can
spread your payments over any rea
sonable length of time. There's no
delay or red tape . . . no third party
or finance company to deal with
when you want credit In my offices.
Come in RIGHT NOW aid prpve to
yourself there are NO EASIER
TERMS!'
SPECIAL SERVICE
v for Out-cf-Town Pafienls
Work usually completed In
to 3 days
. . . AskYpur Denfhf
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IMMEDIATE
RESTORATION
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plates Immediately after
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Ye. THE VERY SAME DAY your final
extractions ara -completed you .can start
wearing your new Denial Places. Elimi
nate embarrassing "Toothless Days"
... prevent loss cf t!me from work by
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ice at Dr. Semler's.
EXAMINATION
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Speedy DENTAL
PLATE REPAfSS Zl
service for complete plait rclininj.
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the beootifwl new Trenspcrent Folate
Dentures on EASlPt CREDIT TERMS!
Pay in SmoU Weekly or Monthly
Amounts to fit your budget . , . Enjoy
Wearing Your Plotes While Paying.
casei, Plott Repair HRcluding replacing of missing
n teeth ) completed wittiin a few ' houn. One-day
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