Farmers Told of
Social Security
Tax Qualification
Farmers who win have paid $100
or more cash wagei to any one
worker during 19M must pay 10
- Ctat security- tixM hr Jan.- It .- R.
C. , Granquiat. district director .'f
internal revenue, reminded Tues
day. - A penalty will be charged for
late filing. Taxes are 2 per cent for
the employer and I per cent for
the employe.
Employers of covered farm
workers should register with the
district director's office aa soon
as possible, Granquist said, so re
turn forms and instructions can
be mailed to them. Registration
forms are available at all internal
revenue and social security offices.
Snlem
Obituaries
.1
Mn. Martartt t. SMHr
Paaaed away Deeambar 11th, at th
rrtldanra. Mi Piedmont Ave... at th
as of 75 yaara. Survlvad by S chil
dren, Kelsey H. Bonner of Salam,
Mrs. RUnrht Wilder of Portland.
Ore.. Mn, Harold Johnson of Mis
souri. Dr. Merle Ronney. Denton.
Texat. Warren Bonney. Bryan. Tex
aa: brother, Charlia Blarkman of
' Garfield. Washington. Announcement
of services later by tha W. T. Rifdon
St Co.
Mrs. Hrrla Fletcher
Late resident of 4351 Marleay .
at a local hospital. December 12th.
Survived by husband, Dan H. Fletch
er of Salem: daushter, Meva Van
Houien of Salem; 3 slslars, Mrt. Jei
aie Gwln of Salem, Mn. Bella Kurre
of Woodburn, Mrt. Frankie Smith of
Tillamook. Services will be held at
Clouah-Barrick Chapel Wedneaday.
December 14, at 11:00 a.m., Kev. Joe
Hardlnc officiating;. Interment, City
View Cemetery.
Mr. Ida I.eaaaur
I.ate resident of MM Liberty Rd.
at a local hotpital December 13th.
Survived by huthand. John Lenaburg.
daughters Mrsv James I Helen r Wotle
ef Salem. Mrt. Jamea (Ramona) Bar
nard of Beaverton. Oregon, Mrt.
Turtle i Either) Carrothera of Shedd.
Oregon; ton. Theodore Lenaburg of
Beaverton. Ore., Paul Lenaburg of
Salem. Virgil Lenaburg of Fraaer,
Michigan, Irwin Lenaburg of Bend.
Oregon. Franclt Lenaburg of Sheri
dan. Oregon. Kenneth Lenaburg of
Mt. Vernon, Washington; tl start. Mn.
Hue Schulx of Brookingt. South Da
kota. Mrs George Ruehl of White.
South Dakota: one brother. Gut
Griepentrog. White. South Dakota;
alto 13 grandchildren. Announcement
ef services will be made later by the
Virgil T. Golden Co.
Edna Mae Nirkola
At a local hospital. December 11th.
Late resident of 570 Union St., Sa
lem. Survived by a ton. Earl M.
Nichols of Eugene: mother, Mrt. t. li
nk Saws of Salem: 1 aiitere, Mrt.
Laura Ramtden of Salem. Mrt. Clar
Ihel Alhertsnn of Portland: S (rand
children. William Earl Nichols of
Eugene and Jamea Frank Nichols e(
Eugene. Servlcea at Virgil T. Golden
Chapel. Wednesday. December 14, at
1:30 am. with Rev. Robert Me
llvenna officiating. Interment will be
in Belcrest Memorial Park.
Carl Elmer Nash
At residence, 1115 N. Commercial
St , December 11th. Survived by wife,
Mrs. Alice W. Nath, Salem; ton.
Donevan Nash of Salem; titters, Mrs.
Carrie Tann, Independence. Mrs.
Leah Deiinr. Portland; brother,
James Nash. Salem; grandchildren,
Donald Nash, U. S. Navy, Larry
Nash. Salem. Services will be held
In the Virgil T. Golden Chapel Thurt
dsv. December 15th. at l p m.. with
Dr. Llod T Anderten egfleiattnf.
ran Richardson
At Empire, Ore.. December 10th.
Survived by wife, Mn. Irene Rich
ardson of Empire; son, TSgt. Fred
erick Sheppard, IT. 8. A. f.. Reese,
Texas. Services will be held In Vir
gil T. Golden Chapel Wednesday, De
cember 14th. at 1:30 p.m.. Rev. W.
H. Lyman officiating. Interment City
View Cemeterv. Ritualistic aervlcea
f Salem Lodge No. 4 A. F. 4c A. M.
Alva E. Wliilnt
Lite resident of Culler City. Ore
gon, at the retidence December 13th,
at the age of 10 yean, survived by
sister. Mrs. Clara J Norton of Sa
lem, and a brother. Eugene E. Wig
gint of Portland. Oregon. Service!
will he held at the Clough-Rarrick
Chapel Friday. December ISth. at
1 TO p.m. with the Reverend Lewis E.
White officiating. Interment at Belle
Fassl Cemetery of Woodburn, Oregon.
School Reporter
BY WILL BATESON AND BABBAKA. BONIFACE
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Talent Show -Tops Pre-Yule Scene
f u
80LTH SALEM HIGH
Highlighting the pre-Chrlstmas
activities at South Salem High
Tuesday was the Girls' League
talent show, "Toy Capers."
The action
took place in the
toy land of a de
partment stor.
Lynn Herrall.
portraying a mother-
with bet
t w.o children,'
Laura Lee Grim
mett and Lynne
Enyeart,
showing her chil
dren the toys.
- rfevtvnr- hair
ASUS
.t. th ii! rm alive and Per
formed. Lesley Cline sang ' Cry
Me A River" followed by Barbara
Sharps and Beverly Walls panrom-
iming "Hawaiian war ,im.
"White Christ
""""'a. mas" was sung
f (mS by Phyllis Daa
I i 1 ne.ly and Judy
I ; Keller presided
.ynne 7 '
was. ' "-Jr
. t-!l '
a . a
a humorous
t reading, T n e
i rYBear Story."
Barbara Smith
played a piano
solo; Colleen
Nelson was a
ssd clown, sing-
Wlll BaUsea. ing. Diina Hru.
betx danced "The Waltzing Cat."
Planning the program were Nan
cy Snider, Betty Coe, Lynne En
yeart, Donna Zen and Lynn Her
rall working with Girls' League
president,' Linda Davis. " ,
The backdrop was done by hlsa
Mykol, Bonnie Starr, Marilyn
Murphey, Jane Bodenweiser, Jean
Attebury, Linda Kendricks and
Darlene Savage.
Students Decerate
Christmas is much in evidence
in the school halls, tor several
students have been busy decor
ating for the holiday.
The windows of the school li
brary depict a madonna, a group
of carolers and a stain-glass
window. Library decorations were
by Sharyn French, Richard Klein,
Georgia Keortge, Barbara Sharpe,
Connie Barber, Jerry Carpenter
Marilyn Murphey, Judy Atwood
and Pat Mangis.
The annual project of the Girls'
League, which is a large tree in
the center hall was set up Mon
day and decorated Tuesday.
Students decorating under chair
man Marcy Mulkey were Jean
Hagen, Imogene Thomas, Kalhy
Helttel, Joan Kleinkt and Barb
ara Boniface.
Madrigal Singers Booked
The Madrigsl singers, a group of
South Salem High School students,
Seed Group
Names Taylor
Hugh L. Taylor, assistant plant
chief for the state agricultural de
partment, was appointed regional
representative for the national seed
control officials association at a
recent meeting in Kansas City,
Kans. He also is a member of the
legislative committee.
Taylor returned to Salem this
week. He announced that the next
regional meeting would be on the
Oregon State College campus in
May, 1956.
We're Unloading!
'30,000 STOCK
New and Used Furniture and Appliances
Before January hi
Save as Never Before!
20 to 40
,Nam Your Own Trnu
Salts Daily, 9 to 6-Mon. and Fri., 9 P.M.
4-pc. Maple Finish Bedroom Set ...
Reg. WO Box and Mattress Set
Reg. $119 00 Deluxe Box and Mattress Sets......
40 Bedroom Sets from $323 to
Reg. $24.95 Ssteen Wool Comforters...........
Rrl2 Linoleum Rues (limit 2)
Reg. $70.03 S-pc. Ext Wrought Iron Dinette Sets
Reg. $76.03 3-Pc. Chrome Dinette Sets ...
,7 Pc. Steak Knife Sets, reg. 98.95
0x12 Floral Rugs, $40 reg.
Biltwell Platform Rockers. $49.05 reg
New Lovely 2 Pc. Biltwell Daveno Sets
Armless Modern Davenos from
2 Pc. Daveno Sets with Roto Rockers
New Wrought Iron Table Lamps ..-
Twin Hollywood Beds, complete ...........
25 Gnsranteed Refrigerators (choice)
30 Guaranteed Westinghouse Apt. Elec. Ranges
Nearly New Thor GlacJiron, save $63
Lovely New 8' Modern Sofas, were $179.50
Modern Bleached End Tables from.
Solid Black Walnut 5 What not Shelves...
New Eastern Hardwood Desks
Used Club Chun, $12.30 to
New Simmons Rollaway Beds
Reg. $23.03 Brass Curtain Fire Screens ........
New 2-Pe. Matching Chair Sets ...
.$ 58.88
.$ 44.00
.$ 68.00
.$129 00
.$ 888
.$ 489
58.00
53 05
2.89
26 93
33 88
.$128.88
.$ 40.00
.$138 88
403
40 05
55 00
55 00
34 93
$11050
588
22.03
2193
350
1288
1295
39.50
2,000 Red-hot Sale Hems
1605 fJ. Summer
Glen Voodry's
Bargain Store
wilt make their first appearance
Wednesday when they sing for the
South Salem Lion's club luncheon
today.
Yvonne Pool, Phyllis Dannelly,
Beverly Walls, Beverly Bishop,
Daryl Fine, Ralph Alexander, Bob
Wiley and Dick Gabriel wilt sing
Song of Christmas, a choral ar
rangement which tells the story
of the Nativity in Christmas songs,
carols and Biblical verses.
Narration will be done by Denny
Ermel and Kathy Deeney. The
group Is under tha direction of
Mr. Wallace Johnson.
Salem Man
Promoted by
Oil Company
George C. Alexander Jr., Union
Oil resident manager her the
past three years, was promoted
Tuesday to resident manager of
the Seattle - metropolitan area.
He will start duties there Mon
day. Alexander will supervise a
large aales force as manager of
the Union Oil Company's largest
marketing station in the North
west. -beanie station also is head
quarters for the firm's Northwest
territory.
Replacing Alexander aa Salem
resident manager will be Arthur
R. Smith, who has been a Eugene
salesman for Union Oil the past
six years. Both appointments
Aluminum Aulo y
Plates to Expire
Last of th aluminum passenger
automobile license plates with
black numerals will expire Dec.
31, William Hcaly, assistant secre
tary of state, said Tuesday.
These plates have covered a pe
riod or approximately five years.
Current plates have a blue back
ground with gold numerals and
alphabetical designation.
were made by W. I. Martin, the
territory manager in Seattle.
At the same time a former
Salem manager, L. C. Burkland,
will be moved from Seattle to
Portland aa district sales man
ager.
Alexander plans to move his
wife and four year -old son to
Seattle after the first of the year.
Alexander started with Union
Oil in Salem six year ago, then
was sssigned to. Portland and
Everett before coming manager
here. ,
Man Admits
Check Charge
A Marion County Circuit Court
Jury returned a verdict of guilty
Tuesday against Marion Ervin
Dugger, 2397 Portland Rd., who
was charged with obtaining money
by false pretenses.
The Jury's verdict was unanimous
In the case which Involved a $35
check allegedly passed by Dugger
at a Salem pharmacy last Nov. 10,
Statesman, Salem,, Ore., WerkPec 14, '55 (Sec. liyS
By Cub Pack 112 Yule Party Set
Baker-Candalaria Cub Pack. 113
will meet Thursday evening at
Candalaria School for a Christ
mas party, with their parents.
Awards have been given to
these members for new ranks:
Bobcat Clarke Pool. Michael Voll
msr, Geoffrey Grabenhorst, Rob
ert Pace, Charles Jtforeland, Don
aid Trelatad. Jack Wolcott, Billy
Blum, Gregory Barclay, John Hud
kins, Roger Konka. Ronald Me
Mullen. Bobby Moea and Bobby
Schmidt.
Wolf Gary Greea. Bear Jim
Shinn. Clark . Mason and Bruce)
Brennaa. .
SoliciUngvCharge
Against Man Dropped
A charge of soliciting without
a license against Albert Clack,
98? McGllchrist St., wss dis
missed Tuesday in Municipal
Court on Clack'a purchase of a
license.
The vacuum cleaner salesman's
activities were interrupted Mon
day when he called at tha home
of a Salem police officer , while
the officer" was home to lunch. I
Estate Sale
.Property locat at northeast corner of 13th
itf Stat Streets,
Make your offer to Pioneer Trust. Co. or it your
broker. ' :. ....! '... :
Phone 33136
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