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Junior-Senior Prom Event Of Saturday Outstanding event of the pre- commencemect festivities for Sa lem High School students will be the annual Junior-Senior prom on Saturday night. May 24 at the school gymnasium. Dancing will be between 9 and 12 o'clock with The Columbia Five orchestra playing. "Mardi Gras" is the theme for this year's dance. Invited as patrons are Mr. and Mrs. Albert A. Cohen, Mrs. Sylvia Kraps, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Rhoten, Mr. and Mrs. Karl E. Wenger, Mr. and Mrs. Carl T. Langeland, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford R. Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wik off, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Carleton, Mr and Mrs Gurnee Flesher, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Mori, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Neer, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hiatt, Mr and Mrs. George Bir rell, George Porter, Miss Dorothea Froelich, Miss Vivian Carr, Mrs. "Winona Wright, Miss Delores Hut man. Miss Irene Hollenbeek, and Mrs. Thelma Miller. j During the evening special en- : tertamment will feature trumpet ! r numbers by David Hunt: vocal selections by Michele Edwards, J Dick Nichols and Maureen Nich- ols with Dorothy MacGregor as ; accompanist. Miss Jackie Jones is general 1 chairman for the prom and other chairmen include Misses Judie Foreman. Sharon Miles, Justine Lewis, Patricia Cameron, Claudia j Waters, Clarice Waters, Sidney Krumci. Turner Concert to Be Heard Tonight Young musicians who received high ratings m syllabus and audi tions held last week, will be heard tonight in concert beginning at 7 o'clock at Willamette university Music Hall. The public is in vited. Awards to be given are made possible by Joy Turner Moses in memory of her mother, Iva Turner by the Salem Business and Pro fessional Woman's Club , Salem Branch, Oregon Music Teachers Association and the Salem board of the Portland Symphony Or chestra Mrs. Stewart Is Hostess to Board Mrs Ivan Stewart was host-' ess to Women of Rotary board : members at a dessert luncheon on Monday afternoon. Plans were t made for the last luncheon meet ing of the season on Monday aft ernoon. May 26 at the Golden ! Pheasant at 1 o'clock. Election of , officers will be held and Mrs. Ab- 1 nor Kline will tell about her trip to England and France. Attending the board meeting I were Mrs. Karl Kugel, Mrs. L. M. Flagg, Mrs. Harris Lietz, Mrs. P. , H Brydon, Mrs. Hugh Morrow, j Mrs. George L. Arbuckle and Mrs. ; Stewart. New Members of Jaycee-ettes Seven new members were wel comed by the Jaycee-ettes at the regular meeting Monday night at the home of Mrs. Milan Boniface. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Lionel Domreis and Mrs. Thomas Pomeroy. New members include Mes dames Allan Barber, Blaine Cline, Richard Denton, Dale Dorn, Gale Dorn, Harlan Hansen and William Shattuck. i Plans were made for a square i dance on May 31 at the Mayflower j Hall. All Junior Chamber of j Commerce men, their wives and guests are bidden to attend the affair. A Surprise Party SHERIDAN Mr. and Mrs Ray Tibbets were surprised on the oc- , c.ision of their silver wedding an niversary with a card party at the ; h'.ime of Mr. and Mrs. James Rose. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ce dne Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Don Trowbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Endres, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Duncan of McMinnville, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Walker, Mr. and Mrs. John Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schroeder and girls and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Loom is. Sending gifts were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Eisele, Mi. and Mrs. A. L. Billington, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hill and Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Woodall. Degree of Honor will meet Thurs day night for practice at the Sa lem Woman's Club at 8 o'clock Inspection is slated for next Mon day at the clubhouse at 8 o'clock. New Is progress . . . the Mggest shoe sate la Salem . . . Fa Mst brands ... all at r exactly 2 far the mt 11 Maestro MT. ANGEL Jiaamle Wfcetroore (above), widely - known eon poser, arranger and pianist, and bis orchestra from Hollywood will play for the Sodality -sponsored dance in Mt. Angel, Wednesday. May 28. Blanchards Feted On Anniversary SHERIDAN Mr. and Mrs. El mer Blanchard celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with two family reunions and an open house. Elmer Blanchard and Laura Buell were married at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. C. P. Blanchard at McMinnville May 7, 1902. and have lived here all their married life with the exception of 20 years spent at Culver. Mr. and Mrs. Blanchard have six children, all of whom were present for the celebration. There were also 13 grandchildren and one great grandchild present. Then children are Mrs. R. G. Thomas of Sheridan. Charles Blanchard of Madias, Vance Blanchard of Bend, Vein Blanchard of Redmond, Mrs. Cecil Colson of Sheridan and Mrs. James Morey of Salem. Saturday Mr. Blanchard's family had a family reunion honoring the couple at the Buell Hall, when about 75 relatives and friends were gathered. Sunday Mrs. Blanchard's family had a family reunion at the Blanchard home, when about 56 were present. Sunday afternoon from 4 to 6 was open house for friends and neighbors. About 50 called during the afternoon. Serving were the Blanchard's daughters. Mrs. James Morey, Mrs. Cecil Colson, Mrs. Dora Thomas, and granddaughters, Mrs. J. H. Klaneeky. Mrs. Glenda Daniels, Mary Louise Blanchard and Nadine Thomas. Hey, mom, they'll let me pitch if you mix pitcher of REAL GOLD! Serve healthful, orange-rich Real Gold beverage 'round-the-clock. Each can contains concentrated juice of 6 to 8 California juice orangesl Bay th first pedr at the regular ptico got the sercmd pair FEES . Mrs. Dodge to Head Guild The Marion Lela Norris Wes leyan Service Guild met at the home of Miss Mildred Yetter Mon day evening. Mrs. Hallie Eckley and Mrs. John Sohrt were assisting hostesses. Mrs. E. E. Bergman gave a read ing on "All Children Our Con cern." Mrs. George Hall had charge of devotions. Mrs. C. H. Holcomb gave a report on the Oregon Conference of Women's Society of Christian Service Guilds held at Forest Grove. Mrs. Bergman installed the fol lowing officers: president, Mrs. W. F. Dodge: vice president, Mrs. Charles Anderson; treasurer, Miss Nellie Wales; secretary, Mrs. Harold Jory; membership chair man, Mrs. Norma Shaw; promo tion secretary, Mrs. Dan Wright; spiritual life chairman, Mrs. C. H. Holcomb; Christian and social re lations and local church activities chairman, Mrs. George Hall; wed ding chairman, Mrs. Loyal Shafer; hospitality chairman, Mrs. May Purdy; music and recreation chair man, Mrs. Halhe Eckley; mission ary and education chairman, Mrs, Adelaide Froman; supply chair man, Mrs. B. E. Logan; publicity chairman, Mrs. Ruth Graham; cheer and contact chairman, Mrs. J. M. Hartley, coordinator Mrs.! Harvey Aston; librarian chairman, I Mrs. Neil Brown. Mrs. Bergman also had charge of the pledge service. After a short business meeting refresh ments were served by the host esses. Mrs. Hansen Is Reelected cascaae enapter. National Jsec- Cascade Chapter, f retaries Association met with Mrs. Terese Hanks nn MnnHav pveninc - oj ior tneir regular Dusiness meeting The following officers were; elected for the ensuing year: Mrs. ' J. B. Hansen, reelected president: Miss Loretta Muhs, first vice pres ident; MLss Helen Ruettgers, sec ond vice president; Miss Mayme Smith, recording secretary; Miss Lots Manning, corresponding sec- retarv; and MlSS Ilene Allen treas- urer- The chapter voted to SDOnsor one girl camp. scout for the summer Mrs. James Armpriest and chil dren. David and Diane, are spend ing the week in Ontario at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn McLachlan, former Salem , , ' residents OPEN TIL 9 FRIDAY NIGHT The J. J. Clothes Shop, Salem's Quality Clothiers Brings Miami Florida Mai Marshall National Advertised Brand Copaverra Leisure Jackets to Salem PERFECT COMBINATION W " '4 fail You'll find rt pays all ways to for stylo, equality and groator cOo cO o 2 Doors West of liberty St. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schampi Turner, Mrs. Preston W. Hale a J the latter son Frank have just returned from a trip of several days through Oregon and Wash ington. They visited relatives, Mr. and Mrs. William C. Lang in Spray, Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. Kron in Bellingham. Friendship night will be observ ed by members of Ains worth Chapter, OES, at the regular meet ing tonight at the Scottish Rite Temple at 8 o'clock. Members of Adah Chapter, Independence, Sa lem, Chadwick and Trinity Chap ters of Salem have been invited to attend. Breakfast Fetes Mothers Sunday Junior Catholic Daughters of Court Queen of Peace, Stay tan, honored their mothers at breakfast Sunday morning. Following mass to which each junior escorted her mother, the girls served their mothers breakfast in the parish hall, which was prepared by mem bers of the Senior Court. Toastmistress was president of the Junior Court, Rose Marie Kirsch, who introduced the guests Mrs. Rose Bell, national director, led the group in praver: Mrs. Ce- celia Mertz Jr. Chairman wel- ! corned the guests and introduced the Junior Counsellors. Statf innmr rhairman Mrs A a- , , - -o nes Brown of Portland nrespnterl the honor pins and Mrs. Rufina Silbernagel presented the out standing juniors with awards from the Senior Court. Other officers of the Senior Court introduced were Mrs. Louise Highberser vire rpspnl- Mrs .Tr:- sje juei grand regent-elect; M Clara Frank, vice recent -lprt -... 1 r r ' hpfcifi vvdb ivirs. iviary l.c Doux, state regent, of Mt. Angel. NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT Tho undersigned, as admini.stratrix of t!:e Hs'ate of Laura T. Ramsden. de ceased, has filed her final account in tii- Circuit Court of the State of Ore day oi June. 1952. at 9:30 AM." of said gon lor Marion County and the Seventh day and the Court Room of said Court 1 j" ,h County Court House at Salem. Oregon, has been nominated by the Court as the time and Dlace for hear- , ng objections to such final account and the settlement thereof. Dated tha third dav of Mav. 1952. Oda Welch Stege. Administratrix of the estate of Laura T. Ranvsden. deceased. Ray H Wassam. 3A6. Maso"c 4BWf.- Attorney for the Es Estate. M. 7. 14. 21. 28 J. 4. 3 buy your cloths at J. J. 's value. CLOTHES 387 SHOP Sta,e s- Next Door toVUrtman 's Jewelry Hew York Slock Quotations NEW YORK 0P Tuesday's closing quotations. Admiral Corporation 2SV4 Allied CUtmical S ALUs Chalmers 497,t American Airlines 13 American Power & Light .... 24 American Tel & Tel .. 154 American Tobacco 55 Va Anaconda Copper 41 Atchison Railroad 80 Vi Bethlehem Steel 47 Boeing Airplane Co ..... 47 Vx Borg Warner 60 Burroughs Adding Machine 17 California Packing 24 Canadian Pacific S5'4 Caterpillar Tractor 50 Celanese Corporation 40 Chrysler Corporation 75 Cities Service 100 Consolidated Edison 35 Consolidated Vultee . 17 Crown Zellerbach 51 Curtiss Wright 8 Douglas Aircraft 55 doPont de Nemours 85 Eastman Kodak 43 Emerson Radio 14 General Electric 59 General Foods 43 General Motors 54 Georgia Pac Plywood 20 Goodyear Tire 41 Homesake Mining Co 37 International Harvester 33 International Paper 46 V Johns Manville 73 ; Kennecott Copper 76 I " Salem Market Quotations (Ai of iat vestsidar) Ml VI l- Kr A f Pre ilium No 1 No 2 75 .72 .62 .7j .80 Bl1 ,tR Wh J.esa e Retail lgcs (Buying) 1 nnoifM.r u' icti rang from lo -ntj Larue A A Large A Medium A A Medium Small vj buying orlce .4.1 3!l J7 .24 .15 18 ; 2 .14 I -26 I i Leghorn Hens vi I TR iColoied Hens Colorr-d Fryers j old masters Roasters I 1VKSTOH Vallev Packing Company Quotations) Fat Da-fry 19 00 to 21 00 17 00 to 20 00 Cutter Heifers Bulla Good Veal 20.00 to 24 00 20 00 to 27 00 30 00 to 33 00 24 00 to 32 00 26 00 to 28 0O 20 00 to 25 00 15 00 to 20 00 Calves Spring Lambs Yearling Lambs Yearling over 115 lbs. I $ 0 Less for Sheared Slieeol Ewes 2 00 to 7 00 Here Is the Greatest Miracle Value We Have Ever Offered A COMPLETE NEW SUMMER OUTFIT SPORT COAT AND SLACKS BOTH FOR ONLY s Copaverra Jackets in nw pin cKxks, brown whrt, blu and wKtt, rd and grn, grn and gold. Also lots of Don Park brand Jackets in sotts colors and two tones. Slacks in solid colors, plaids, cheeks and sixiares la famous cus tom tailored Santo-, brand. Mix or match to SMit yonr taste from oar large stock of new 19S2 most vonnlar styles. Licht as a feather, cool as a cuenmber. Bottor known, nono bettor OFei in. 9 P. f.l FRIDAY rim Libby. McNeill 7 Lockheed Aircraft 21 Loew's Incorporated Lxng Bell A Montgomery Ward Nash Kelvin a lor New York Central .. Northern Pacific 1.-1 P.6 f -'2 13 18 77 Pacific Gas & Electric 33 Pacific Tel St Tel L ...110 Packard Motor Car 4 Penney J. C. Co. 67 Pennsylvania R. R 18 Pepsi Cola Co 9 Philco Radio 29 Radio Corporation 28 Rayonier Corporation 26 Rayonier Iincorp. Pfd 35 V4 Republic Steel 40 Reynolds Metals 51 Richfield Oil 62 Safeway Stores Inc. 32 Scott Paper Co 50 Sears Roebuck & Co. 53 Socony -Vacuum Oil 37 Southern Pacific 74 Standard Oil Calif. . 54 Standard Oil N. J. 76 Studebaker Corp. 38 Sunshine Mining 9 Swift Se Company 32 Transamerica Corp. 25 17 42 115 26 Twentieth Century Fox Union Oil Company . I Union Pacific ; United Airlines ! United Aircraft T Titi,J ' : P. -iiiwrva kji JJI a L1UI1 J 8 United States Steel 38 Warner Pictures .. 131, Western Union Tel 39 Westinghouse Electric ... 36 Woolworth Company 44 Portland Produce PORTLAND (AP. -Tuesday - Butter fat Tentative subject to immediate change Premium quality maximum to 35 to 1 per cent aciditv delivered in Portland, 71-76c lh : firt quality 72- second qualit- ,i)-, c V'allc routes and country points 2 cents less. Butter Wholesale fob hulk cubes to wholesalers Tirade A A. 93 score. 71c lb : 32 score (59c: B. 90 score. 67c: C. 8 score. Soc. Above prices stnctlv IJORGE AUTOMATIC WASHER Now 1951 Model List Price 339.95 Cloee- Out Price 21995 Insect Bombs AERASOL It Gots To Req. 1.19 88c ALL METAL Ironing Boards Easy to Sot up Sturdy Construction -k Non-Inflam able 9.95 98 Value Q 42-GAL. Water Heaters Limited Number Worth "7088 99.95 M m Acme Tank Sprayers 2VarOL Req. 7.75 5.65 3V-GoL Reg. S35 6.75 79c LAWN EDGER 5.95 CROQUET SET 89c 10-QT. GALV. PAIL 2.19 FLORAL SPADE 65c GALV. FUNNEL 74NCH WALL BRUSH The Stat man, Salem, Oregon. Worfnoe rfcry. May II, ItSl T nominal. Chcs Selling pric to Portland wholesalers Ore on tingles 44-4"7c lb.; Or (ton s-lb. loaf. 4-2r Eggs to wholesalers Candled eggs containing no loss, cases Included, fob Portland A large 44.,-4c: A med ium. 44',-43'it; B grade, large. S-41c. Efs to retailers Grade AA large, ttc: A Urge. -tr. AA medium 4cr. A medium 4-47c. Cartons Sr additional. Live Chickens No. 1 quanty. f o.b. plant Fryers. 1-a lb 2s. -i lb.. 2Sc: roasters. 4', lbs. and over. 28c: heavy hens, all weights. ia19c; light bens, all weights. l-17c. old roosters. 14-lie Rabbits Average to growers Uvt white. 4-J lbs . 34-T7c. 5-4 lbs.. e-2c; old does U-15c. few higher: fresh dress ed fryers to retailers sO-Mc. rreah dressed Meats wholesalers I retailers; Uars per ret: Beef Steers, choice. SOO-7O0 lbs, 53 0O-3 JO; good. SJ0-M; commer cial rrea-siie: wttitty. 4ii3-4.3; cm. commercial. 47.e-l JO; atUtty 44 0O 49 JO; eaaners-cutters. 4J.OO-44ao. Beef cuts choice sseers Bind quar ters. 63 JO-4 jo; rouavds. SI M-SI J; full loins, trimmed. aijOO-4aO; triangtas. 43 0-4.40. for-quarten. 4aoo-4J.7; chucks. 53 00-53.00; rib. C3 0O-79J Veal Good -choice. Ss.00-9a0; com mercial. SO 00-31 SO. Pork cuts Loins, cboice. S-12 lbs . S4.00-3SJO; shouiders. IS lbs S3 JO SS 00; spareribs. 44 SO-4 10; fresh ham. 10-14 lbs . SI 00-53 30 Lambs Choice-prime. 40-54 lb . 5S 00-SO 40: good. S 0O-5S 40 Mutton Good -rhoice. 2910-33 00 Wool Grease basis, nominally 4 3-53c Mohair 55c lb. on 12-month growth, f o.b. country shipping points. Coantir-kiUed Baeats: Mutton Best ewes and wethers. 20- Stocks and Bonds Corr.Dtled by The Associated Pies Mav 20 STOCK AVERAGES 30 IS Rails A 7 78 0 77 3 19 L'Ulj A 3 52 0 3 7 51 8 SO 9 47 J Ind. A S 134 J IS! 6 13; 5 m i 123 8 Net change Tue-dav Pre. dav . Wfrs a g i Mivith jo Yea: ag J 101 7 102 3 100 9'. 9 53 0 BO N D WER VGES 2D !0 Ind 10 Rills A 2 96 1 . 95 9 . 95 9 . 95 6 . 95 3 96 1 en: Net cr.ar.k:e A ; W 9 8 9i 8 9 3 99 0 9t S 91 0 99 0 99 9 99 5 99.2 99 4 Tuedv PTev day Week .no Month as Year ago 1952 high 1 6 ONEY SAVERS AT ALLEN'S APEX DLSHOMATTC Dish Washer New Floor Demonstrator List Price 339.95 Closo- Out Price 19995 NEW GOULD WATER SYSTEMS Fully Guaranteed V. HJLUl 207. SO 17900 NOW .. SO ALSO Gets you a new but dis continued Model Bal anced Flow Shallow Well Pump. " 1 t . : ---- HONEY SAYEBS On USED ITEI1S We have aecamalate a lot of Trade-ins that bars beta Thoroughly Cheeked and Ke-eondiuoned. OFERED AT GREAT SAVINGS WASHING MACHINES POWER LAWN MOWERS HOME WATER SYSTEMS ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS HAND LAWN MOWERS ANY TERMS IN REASON -Spec 44c - 4.98 v 69c if 6CORGSE A y " 3.CO LuiiiMinn. m.-ua ;( 2Sc lt4 roub heavy bucks, mwm li ne Beef Uttbts- cows, 5-47e CH aters -cutters. S-43e. Hocs-en aOockers, 2-3Jc fc aswsu hsrht 34-2Sc. Lambs Best, U-Mc lb. Oniofia M Sb. sacks Texas Whitaf Wax. C.M-M; Calif, yellows, larre. AttstraUaai Brown, aoed, 1Mr. Potatoes Offcrlikss hMhU IMtcear nominaUr firm. Kay 0. S. No. 2 frees mUmU. d lirered ear and truck iota. to.b. fori, land. nosninaJly 4-4JO-4SJW. - Portland Grain PORTLXKD f API Timrlaj- Triicat bid to arrive market. Hxti Nv 1 bulk. OeUvered Coast: SoA Wait X.43; &otf Wnite lreudlc Rex x.43- Wb.rt Qub 2 41 Kaxd Bed Winter: Ordinary X; 1 Pr cent r. 11 per cent 2.44, U per cent 1-44. Hard Wait Baart: Ordinary 21 4S; -per cent 2 45 11 per cent 2-45; 12 per cent 2.43. Car receipts: Wheat 11. bariey ti Beur I: icrn oats 4; mBl feed t. Portland Livestock PORTLAND (APt-tUSTAAl TwesdaT CatlSe uUUt 125; noedoTer !; iedl rteers scarce, quotable steady wtla Moodar i ttrong market: ocber rlasir a ' very slow; cows again weak lower wltto sofne sajea as much as 1M lower for two days; 1 sizeabia lot ted ateera not et artown: few utility steers H 0 2 90; utihty and low cocnmercial bett ers Z2.0O-27.M; canner and cutter cows mostly 17 00-20 OO; odd head to 21 00 aheUs downward to 15 00 or below utuitj" cows mostly 21JO-23JM: few comnverctal cows op to 26.00. odd head 1 2SO. cure: and utility bulls 23 0 n oo. oaa Read to Za 00 Calves salable 25; market active, fullr steady, choice and odd nrune Ur 33 0O-T7 00: co:r.iT.ercial and rood 21 0 I 34 0C uti! t - n 60 Hos salable 500; tn eludes 1 load not StJu being !r.o-.. . . ... ,ei y A 6 . ilo . anever.i : i-1 .V love.-, quality 1CTI3 unusuallr poor- few lots choice No 1 and 2 butcher Irani 19J-i30 lbs 23.50 24 CW. bulk of 130-235 ib weights con si5:;r. of medltirr. grades and choice. No 3 type sellme at ZiO-232S: ft-w choi.-e 34O-5O0 lb sows 17 50-i00: medi ; um grades down to 15 00. (food hetrr 10 feeder pigs steady at 22 04. Frm Sheep salable rOG. na rket sktw. L ncti around iOc lo irer: good to prurse 90-ft5 75 1 i ib spring lambs 3 M-13 50 good and 7 1 choice 92-112 !b N5 3 pelt old crop 75 1 lambs 25 00-55 50 Tiedl urr. and good 75 8 5horn feeders 22 00-23 00; odd eond wavt ewes un to 9 00 00. lightweight qiacttabW PORCELAIN STEEL BATH TUBS Rea. Values to 79.00 5-FL Recees Tub 5-FL Corner Tub 4V-FL Recess Tub CI90 Choice . . 3W Leas Trim Qna-nttUea Llxaited Pint Size VACUUM Bottle Boa. 98c 83c Garden Barrow ir piiciircv AM A 1 proof wheel. All -m metal esmstroc- r tioei. WeU bal- ,i 2.39 Garden Spade 1.69 Garden Hoe 1.34 49c B axil: oo Bakes M 20-GAL. p p Garbage Can 3.59 Value t SPECIAL lf j 293 Jr'-r" 390
