The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, October 06, 1949, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text! GSiLy Mows DB cneffs ; j .4:' T. t, t" "i --' ' - - I . CIVIL EXAMS ANNOUNCED Federal ,i civil service examina tions for probational appointments to positions of civil engineer, en gineering aid, miscellaneous office machine operator, social worker, lineman, j information specialist, aviation safety agent, airways flight inspector and public health educator, were announced Wednes day. Information on the tests is available from William Fischer, to tal civil service secretary, in the Salem postoffice building. Insured savings earn nmri than j two percent at &aiem reaerai Savings Association. 50 State st HILDEBRANDT AT MEET Emery HiIdebrandt, of Salem, forensics manager at Oregon State college, was. among college repre sentatives at the annual meeting of the executive committee of the In tercollegiate Forensics association held recently in Newberg. A Wil lamette valley forensics institute will be held November 5 at Wil lamette university, it was announc- N . , Painting, 20 yr. exp. Ph. 3-7552. Orwig's market has young fresh killed turkeys, 39c, alto baby beef for locker, 37c. 4375 Silverton Rd. Ph. 2-6128. CHILD CUTS THUMB Salem first aid men treated 5-year-old! Sharon Dowers, 71 Williams ave., for a bad cut on her left thumb at 4:30 p.m. Wed nesday. Ther said she cut it on a kitchen knife. Deer Hunters! Get the biggest buck St Win a free deepfreeze. Regirter at Vince's Electric, 157 S. Liberty. Rummage sale over Greenbaum's, Thursday 8:30 to 5:00. ALA 136 Birlln DAILEY To Mr. and Mrs. Orville K, Dailey. 1821 Cross St., twin daughters, Wednesday, Oc tober 5, at Salem Memorial hos pital. : VOLLMER 1- To Mr. and Mrs. Leonard :Vollmer, 457 S. Com mercial st., a daughter, Wednes day, October 5, at Salem Gen eral hospital. LUTZ To Mr. and JMrs." Don Lutz, 1276 N. Liberty St., a daugh ter, Wednesday, October 5,. at Salem General hospital. , BRODIIAGEN To Mr. and Mrs. .Floyd Brodhagen, 2030 Lan caster drj; a son, Wednesday, Oc tober 5, at Salem General hospital.- 4 CLINE To Mr. and Mrs. Harry; Cline. Salem route 3, box 717, a daughter, Wednesday, Oc tober : 5, at Salem General hos pital, r DORNBUSCH To Mr., and Mrs. Robert Dornbusch, 1895. Hines st,! a daughter, Wednesday, October 3, at Salem General bos-1 pitaL 1 T YOU'LL t IN KUPPtNHtlMtR'S NiW fALL COLORS... I - I ,V ? : " f ASH GRAY SMOKf BLUE BARK BROWN 'I'' ' X . A botomtno now shade can male you look like a new man! iYuu'll take to Kuppcnhcimcr's new fall kliadct with Indian 'Summer overtones ...Js h Gray, Smoke Blue, Dark' Brown. Kuppenheimer's tempering proteu not only enhances the ; finish and feel of Woolen, but gives maximum vitality to colors. Experiment with colors let Kuppcnhcimcr's new ; fall colors bring your wardrobe to life I ' lillQtliliifl 11 u ? v Vv- I ' -l ' -I' r- X. IV ft Br e ? . c " '' ' .' 1' - ' ( " . ' - i And tashivn-iight I I If 416 State Street !. ULL r L " ' - - r I . ' V I ADDRESS KE-LISTEd Philips Weber, wboM address is listed , by police as 1810 Candle wood 'drive, was fined $100 Tues day on a charge of failing to stop at the scene of an address. Police said an address given originally as 2427 S. Cottage st, apparently was in .errors : '-- . i Landscaping and designing. No Job too large or too small. F. A. Doer fler and Sons Nursery, 150 N, Lan caster Dr. at 4 Comers. P. 2-1322. Rummage sale, Fri. Oct 129 N. Commercial, by Presbyterian Wo- mens Association. CHIN-UP MEET TONIGHT Salem chapter, Chin-Up club of Oregon, w-ill hold a business meet ing tonight at 8 o'clock: in the Sa lem Memorial hospital chapel. Federally Insured Savings Cur rent dividend 2H. See First Federal Savings First 142 S. Lib erty. Phone 3-4944. i. ?! Buy polio ins. now. $5,000 cost $10, 2 yearsi entire family. Ph. Smith, 39181. i ' i s is SERVICE STATION NAMED Certificate of assumed business name as Nelson and .Hanson, a service Station at Park and Market streets, -was filed with the Marion county clerk Wednesday by Henry W. Nelson, Salem route 5, and H, H. Hansen, 575 S. 25th st ft Air - Steamship tickets'; anywhere. Kugel, 3-7C94. 735 N. Capitol St. Rummage sale Jason Lee Church N. Winter & Jefferson, Thurs. & Friday;? . JOHN TO JOHNSON Aruassumed business name cer tificate as the Center Street mar ket was! filed with the Marion coun ty clerk Wednesday by Lloyd J. and Gertrude O. Johnson, both of 1667 Center st. Orville C. and A4ta ZJ John filed notice of retirement from the market. Karakul Karpet. It's new, it's re versible, it's 100 virgin wool and woven through and through, only $4.95 sq. yd. Ph. 3-7648 or 3-3364. STUDENTS SLATE TERRY The Rev. Edward Terry of the Centenary-Wilbur Church of Port land will address the" weekly chap el of Willamette university in the First Methodist church today at 10 a.m. ; . ' : ' Auction tonight, Glenwood. Rummage sale, St. Paul's Parish House, 560 Chemekcta; jFri. & Sat. HEALTH OFFICER TRAVELS Dr. W. J. Stone, Marion county health- officer, will leave today for Coos Bay to attend 'a confer ence. Oregon health Officers. The Flower Basket. 2-4802. Rummage sale over Greenbaum's Wednesday, October Pythian Sisters. ' ft $ IN" FIND AUTUMN TANG KUPHNHl'lMt OUTf ftCOAM 460.00 and moro THE MAN'S SHOP j ) THE STORE OF STYLE, QUALITY AND VALUE" MOXLEY AND Samuel Jones, Native County Resident, Dies Samuel Paul Jones, son of a pioneer Willamette valley family, died in Salem Tuesday night after a brief illness. He was 60. Born DeCi 2, 1888, in Gervaia, Jones was the son of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Jones, who came to the Wil lamette valley in August of 1853. Jones lived his entire life in this area and had farmed near Brooks in recent years. He was married June 14j 1916, to the former Blan che E. Evans, who survives him. He was a member of Gervais lodge 54, AF Sc AM, which win conduct ritualistic services for him Friday. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Friday at the W. T. Rigdon chapel with concluding services in the Pioneer cemetery at Brooks. Surviving, ' besides n the widow, are four sons, S. Paul Jones, jr.. Mission j Bottom; . Daryl G.- Jones, Brooks;, and Evans W. and Stanley W. Jones, both of Salem; three daughters, Mrs. Blanche Hawley, Bertha Jean Jones and Sally Jo 'Jones, all of Brooks; five sisters. Mrs. W. f. couara, mission dui tom; Mrs. Altha Natfger, Wilder, Idaho; Mrs. Sylvia Brixey, Cutler City, and Mrs. Reta Harper and Mrs. Edna Ramp, both of Brooks, and seven grandchildren. McNary Engineers Highway Officials ' Confer on Routes CoL William Whipple, district engineer for the corps of en gineers at Walla Walla, in charge of the construction of McNary dam, was in Salem Wednesday to confer I with state highway offi cials with resoect to relocation of highway 730 to put it above the reservoir level. Lines of the Union Pacific and S. P. St S! railroads also will have to be raised. Col. Whipple reports that 500, 000 cubic yards of concrete have been poured, the peak to date being 47,000 yards in one day. Work is now progressing from the Oregon shore and on the locksl . 1 ,T 1- ' A ' J f.l on me vvasmngion siae. ine schedule calls for closing the river channel after the fall run of salmon next year. WILL ADDRESS LIONS Speakers at Salem Lions club this noon at the Marion hotel will be Wayne F. Smith and Dar old D. Elkins. Program will ob serve national employ the physi cally handicapped week. Rummage sale, Ankeny Grange,: over Greenbaums, Oct. 7 and 8. - TWTS DAUGHTERS BORN Mr. and Mrs. Orville K. Dailey 1821 Cross st., are parents of twin daughters born Wednesday at Sa lem Memorial hospital. KUtHNHtmt suns $70.00 and more They're longer, lower. i I looser, loungier HUNTINGTON Salem, Oregon New Virgil it The Virgil T Geldea Cm. mttmy, ylctwed abeve, pene4 fr bwiness this week at Sath 'i elal and Oak streets. The bollding has Josi been temple ted. . (Statesman pheU.) Golden Opens New Mortuary For Business The new Virgil T. Golden com pany 'mortuary, 605 S. Commer cial St., Salem's fourth, has open ed its doors for business this week, with a formal opening plan ned for next week. Of modern design, the large two-story building is located on the edge of the business district at South Commercial and Oak streets. The new establishment features a "complete funeral service,? said Golden. It includes a large park ing space in the rear. Inside soft in a iCTIiuS(QjrJuu Exclusively In Salem ' i at Sally's T. Golden Mortuary Opens l! l! x j., -T - greens and pinks dominate. ' Several- slumber rooms, private, fam ily room and casket display room are included with a music room featuring a Wurlitzer organ. A chapel, which normally seats 150, may be expanded, by use of folding doors, to serve 300. A smaller: chapel j also is available for small or private services. The building was designed by D. A. Huston and constructed by, Cecil A. Lantz, both of Salem. Lith Kaye supervised the interior de corating. Landscaping of the outside grounds is to be completed soon, said Golden. The partnership is composed of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil T. Golden and Mrs. Belle Niles Brown. Golden has served as a funeral director in this area for the past 21 years and Mrs. Brown for the past 10 years.! Mrs. Golden, a registered nurse, will be in at- tendance. ! 1 li P : til' ''OM''- ! I Us i'V it " ':: I NEW TEACHES ADDED, EAST SALEM A new teach er has been added to the faculty of the new Washington school. Mrs. Felice Withey is taking part of the fourth and fifth grades. This school also has its student patrol serving at the corner of Silverton road and Lansing avenue where the buses are loading for transfer to the old building. Nothing Down, Pay Monthly VENETIAN BUNDS And Shades 1 We also wash, retape, paint and resist your old Venetian Blinds. ELI IED - TmtSST' Call Any Time For Free Estimates Phono 3-7328 1453 Rage St V7. Salem We Give SAB Green Stamps ABOVE: All the details are new ... the softly rounded shoulders, the square-cut collar, the deep sleeves with their wide, wide cuff si If s coat you'll bo proud to wear over everything In your - .fall and winter wardrobe. Swansdown tailors it in pure wool Venetian broadcloth. Sixes 8 to 1 8. 1 ' Th Stcrfsman. SalTfl, Orxaon. Richmond PTA i . -i dToppenear , At Monday Meet . The; Richmond grade school Parent-Teachers association will hold its first fall meeting Monday, October 10, at 7 JO pjn. with President George Birr 11 presid- iing. I Mi Wiliam H. Kuiter. Mrs. Charles Ladd, Mrs. Leon Brown and Mrs. Hobart Dixon will serve refreshments. The PTA's room mother com PQJCK THE LUSCIOUS DISH YOU WISH Right off the VITTLE VINE ! ! c Blooms from 11, through noon, tif J with tho grandest food, tho best pricts, tho most funl Jast Follow Down the Famous NOHLGREN'S ALLEY off State Itreel want mini mi inn u BElOWi SWANSDOWN mixes Plaid and Plain! The results are refreshing! Swansdown tops a slim tweed skirt with a two-colored jacket of muted plaid tweed. Slanted shoulders and pockets aro preferred fashion features this season. It's a suit your friends will envy I In fine purt worsted by Miron. Sizes 10 to 18. Thursdcrf. October 8. 134S 5. mittee, consisting of 10 members representing the 10 classrooms, met, Tuesday under the leadership of chairman, Mrs. L. E. Marschat Plana were outlined for. the year's activities and holding a j tea for the faculty and PTA executlv board in the near future. EXTRA WEAR From Shoes Wo Repair STUBBLEFIELD'S SHOE SHOP 13 So. Liberty the VltUe Vine: CORNER COURT A USERTV