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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1950)
1 ;; : IS:- fnzsrs a tEAroN Strictly modern lamps re rare Indeed, uu7 modern enthusiast will tell you. So when leading modern designer introduces, four new lamps at once they cause quite a stir, as these Just did at preview showings in New York. Study these lamps and youll see feere's a reason tor every line of their design. Among the four many lighting problems are solv ed, all with straightforward grace. The curved arm of the top floor lamp swings from vertical to horizontal and has goose neck ends for more flexibility. The stem of the pin-up lamp swings m full 180 degrees and locks at any angld and varying height. The shade of the second floor lamp turns up or down, rises and lowers on its base according to the height of chain. A variation from 16 ft inches to 28 inches In height is possible for the table lamp, which locks at seven dif ferent stops while the shade and socket section remains in verti cal balance. Do 'yea kaow bow to mix palat to K; the tiMt color yo want? Do 70a w how to paint faralturo too mi tort u arofouloaal war? Ettxa ela Hlllyofi Booklet, SMART AS PAINT PAINTING PROBLEMS SOLVED, ten jroa how. This booklet la jmn for 19 eeaU la cola aa a tamp, aetf-4roaoee oavoloso aoat t Ml Blllror at tola aewnopcr. (Copyright US by John P. DUlo Co.) New Councilman Seated at Hubbard Statetmaa Haws Itrrloe ' HUBBARD The dry council met with Clarence Friend, new councilman, sworn in and Mayor A F. deLespinasse and Council-' man Ora Morris re-instated. The business meeting included reports from all departments. Each councilman is assigned to a de partment as ; follows: Clarence Friend, fire department and also fire chief; Floyd Dominick, water commissioner; Charles Crittenden, street -commissioner; Ora Morris, health and sanitation, and I M. Scholl, city lights. . UZS. SMITH ELECTED SILVERTON Mrs. A. H. Emith was named president of Martha circle, Women's Society for Christian Service, Tuesday at its annual meeting! Mrs. T. -R. Hobart was hostess to the group. Cther officers elector are Mrs. Ilallle Williams, vice president; Mrs., W. A. Bolmeier,. secretary treasurer; and Mrs. E. R. Adams, public relations. Donald Extension Unit Holds Meet DONALD The finishing touches that make home sewing appear professional were discussed by Eleanor Trindle at the Donald home extension unit .meeting at h linma rJ Mn 1M Hendricks. Preceding the discussion, a short business meeting was cauea to order' by the chairman, Mrs. Har land Feller. Mrs. H. R. Driever and Mrs. Leigh ton Whitsett were appointed project leaders for the lampshade making demonstration. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Hendricks ana Mrs. vet ru ler. "'. ' ' ( - flnamim wro Uenlafflei J. t Mtotk. XL X. Miller. L. E. Whltsett Tom Framas, Roy Lenhardt, Paul Singer, vernon auuer, i. n. xot gen, O. Ackerson, J. A. Bush, H. R. Driever, Norman Reiling, War ren Feller, Francis Ryan, Charles Conyne, Lloyd Knizley and Ernest Chris topherson. Mount Etna in Sicily has had one of the longest eras of activity among the world's known volcan oes, '; Church Group Holds Meeting At Dallas Statoamaa Now Scrrieo DALLAS Mrs. L. W. Plum mer was installed aa president when the Missionary society of the Presbyterian church met at 'he home of Mrs. J. E. Johnson. Jr. Earl Benbow acted as instal ling officer. s Serving with Mrs. Plummer will be Mrs. A. Burelbach, secretary, and Mrs. Roy Woodman, contin gent treasurer. Secretaries of the various departments include: mis sionary education, Mrs. Milton Miller; literature, Mrs. Roy Wood man; stewardship and spiritual life, Mrs. Roy Donahue; social education and action, Mrs. E. L. McCleary; hospital and sewing. Mrs. J. E. Plumrr ir; national and foreign missions., id Christian ed ucation, Mrs. Co McBee; mem bership, Mrs. J oh Cerny. "The Great Be. uest" was the theme for the de.otions led by Mrs. C J. Enstad. Following the business meeting, conducted by Mrs. Roy Woodman, retiring pre sident. Dr. Benbow gave review of the first chapter of "Japan Be gins Again" by William C. Kerr. This is one of the study books for the year. At the close of the afternoon, Orchard Heights Couple Moves to Corvallis Statetmaa Newt Servteo ORCHARD HEIGHTS Mr. and Mrs. Arraon McDowell have mov ed to Corvallis recently where Mr. McDowell has been employed, in the hostess served lunch. Mrs. Burelbach and Mrs. E. J. Himes will be the hostesses for the February meeting. The Statesman, Salem, Oregon, Friday. January 13. 19508 the machine shops on the college campus. Mr. and Mrs. Hudson of Portland has leased the Mc Dowell house. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Captain are parents of a 7 lb. 17 ok. daughter, Patricia Jolene, born Tuesday, January 10. Purchased iron and steel scrap consumption in the UJS. totaled 21,250,000 gross tons in 1949, 27 per cent less than in 1948. - CE GROUP ELECTS Statetmaa Mows Service ... MILL CITY The high school class at the First Christian church in Mill City elected their 1950 class officers at ,a meeting Sun day. Elected president was Bob Shelton; . secretary, . Donna Jean Cooke, and devotion leader, Pat ricia Cree. These young people are all sophomores at Mill City high. Mrs. Tom Courtney is the class teacher. T V7o feataro only ,C1A AJkmAmJKAmmt o. ia in x r 1 AVifi 4 MailalNisayi" ' -AT 1 i We hove always carried only top quaHty, Government Inspected meats . . meats that are not "Canimertlal Grade", bat pur "Grade A." Corns In (his morning and do your meat shoppina where your eatlaiaction of each and srsry ct ol inset is assured! 3 Hall or whole, skinned lb. JJJJ FORK LOIII 'BOAST 13)0 Bib or loin ends, lb. . - mu' Smoked Bosion Bulls 7U7L0 Lb, .... ; t-ir-"Lr PORKS ADAGE Cotmtry Style, lb. ; ; . JJJ SIDLOIII STEMS 70 Grade A Beef lb, J J FdTGQZiST, r Shoulder cnts, lb. . ... 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