The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, April 20, 1956, Page 11, Image 11

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    Statesman. Salem, Ore., Frf., April 20, '53 (Sec L
Valley
Oriels
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DAYS 9:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M.
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Robert! The Grange here .will
meet Saturday night at the grange
hall. Kntcrtainmrnt will consist of
the "M cent question," talk on
the bill of right! and colored
slide, taken by State Grange Dep
uty Henry Henricksca on a trip to
Sweden.
SiMnyiide The Parents Club Is
sponsoring an appearance of Sa
lem Civic Players in a mystery
comedy "Black Derby," at I p.m.
Saturday at the school. Proceeds
will go toward purchase of a movie
projector for the school.
Aurora Hermes Lodges, Knights
of Pythias, will confer the rant of
knight on candidates Friday night,
LrbiMi The Lebanon Union
High School band will present a
benefit concert at I p.m. Friday
at the school. A brss quartet from I
the University of Oregon also will
play. Proceeds will be used for
new band uniforms.
Jeffema R. H. Beat has sold,
his two-acre tract, adjoining his
South Main Street residence to the
south. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Wells
bought It and plan to sub-divide
and build houses on it.
WUiamlaa Mrs. Laura Pearson
Is in a Toledo hospital, after suf
fering a stroke, She is the mother
of Argus Pearson, Willamina, and
mad her home here before mov
ing to Toledo last year.
Wosdbura Future Business Lea
ders of America, advised by Mrs.
Alf Nelson, sponsored a panel dis
cussion Monday nisht for the bene
fit of Woodburn High School sen
iors. Members of the panel were
Miss Arvis Apn'egate Mrs. v '
llcrshberger, Glen Ahre, Lloyd
Froom and Irving Brown, the pan
el discussed business prospects for
high school graduates in Wood
burn. Jefferson The Woman's Society
of Christian Service of the Metho
dist Church will meet Friday aft
ernoon at the home of Edith Lib
hy. Mrs. L. L Shields will lead the
lesson and devotions.
Willamina The Henry Llndsey
family, whose home burned down
last week, has been given two
showers this week. One w " '
at the Methodist Church and on
at the Naiarene Church. Many use
ful gifts were received by the fam
ily. ' ,
Jefferson Dorothy linger, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Unger,
has returned to Oregon from Ce
dar Rapids, la., where she was
employed as a lone distance opera
tor in the telephone olfice. She is
now employed in the Salem office.
Lyoas High school members of
the Methodist Youth Fellowship of
Lyons Community Methodist
Church will hold "slave days" on
Saturday" and again oa April 28.
Anvone desiring work done such
as house cleaning, car washing, or
spading may employ a member
for the day by calling Joanne
Scott. The money will go to the
Methodist Youth Fund' for mis1
aionary work.
. WiHamlna One hundred twenty-
five x-rays were taken by the
mobile unit of the State Board of
Health in Willamina. A total of
9R3 chest x-rays were taken in
Yamhill County. Beginning June
13. the mobile unit will be in Yam.
hill County for 30 days, and every
one will have an opportunity to
have a free chest' x-ray.
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Bethel District Youth
Enlists in Air Force
SUttimam Nwt Strain
BETHEL Roy M. Faria, 17, son
of Mrs. R. Faria of this district
. has joined the Air Force. He left
Tuesday to begin his training at
Tarks Air Force Base near Oak'
land, Calif. .
He had been staying with his
father who was employed in An.
rhorage, . Alaska, and taking his
junior year in high school there,
Ray R. Faria died there of a heart
attack a month ago, and Roy ac
companied his father's body by air
plane to Salem for burial.
Valley
Obituaries
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MICHAEL JOSEPH MAJORS
SHERIDAN Services for
Michael Joseph Majors, 4, will
be held at 10 a. m.-Friday- in
St. Michael's Catholic Church in
Grand Ronde. Private committal
will follow. Perstull's Sheridan
Mortuary is in charge.
Michael was born Sept. 19, 1951
at Portland and died April 18,
1956 at his home seven miles
v est of Grand Ronde.
Survivors include his parents
Mr. snd Mrs. Dsn Majors of
Grand Ronde; sisters, Diane
Sandra, Brenda and Marilyn
Rose, one brother; Danny, Grand
parents; Mr. - and Mrs. Harry
Brandon of Grande Ronde and
Mrs. Datf Majors of Corvallis.
HELP YOUR KIDNEYS
It Doorl functioning Kid-
neyr ami Bladder make von
suffer from Getting Up
Nights, Nervousness, Rheu
matic Pains, Stiffness. Burn-
ing, Smarting, Itching, or
Acidity try
Schaefer's Kidney
and Bladder Pills
' Price 60C
SCHAEFER'S
DRUGSTORE
Onen Daily. 7:10 a.m. to I p.m.
Sundays. J a. m. to 3 p. m.
IU NORTH COMMERCIAL
save 25 to 333!
reg. $59.50 Meier & Frank's '
99th anniversary
by Simmons
As low as 15 a month
NO DOWN PAYMENT
Wonderful sleeping comfort ot a low price! Made espec
ially for Meier & Frank's by Simmons. Full or twin size.
405 patented auto-lock coil unit; non-sag, prebuilt
border attached to springs. Heavy 8-oz. two-tone striped
cover.
Jteg. $59 JO marching box spring . . . '. ' $39. SO
Aail and phone orders
MATTRESSES SECOND FLOOR
save Vi and more
Fieldcrest "Royal Velvet"
Tops in towel luxury! Low-priced because of very slight
imperfections which do not of feet wear or beauty. All
oversize. Mist green, mocha, ice pink, rose petal, blue
aqua, white.
If Perfect Sole
27"x52" bath rowel, . . $3.95 $1.95, 3$5
6"x32" hand rowel, . . $1.75 5c, 4$J
W2"xUVz" wash cloflr, . . 60c .30c, 4$!
Mad and phone orders'
TOWELS SECOND FLOOR
your old set worth $60 on
$289.95 swivel console
As little as $11 a month
NO DOWN PAYMENT
Your old set is worth not less than $60 on this de luxe
21 -series .set. Rich mahogany styling, all channel tun
ing, more powerful 40 mg. performance.
Guaranteed by Motorola and by Meier & Frank's. All
sets sold in our delivery areas ore delivered, installed,
connected to your antenna, serviced; operoting instruc
tions given by a television technician, at no extra charge.
Mall and phone ordrrs
TELEVISION HEADQUARTERS SECOND FLOOR
reg. $15.50 Don Budge
Wilson tennis racket
FiveStor 'tennis racket fop quality for championship
ploy. Has Strata-Bow construction, multi-ply nylon
stringing. Natural finish with black calf grip. A real
value-plum at this low price!
Mail and phone, orders
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J f . Frank's Pmonal Shopper will "do
' all your shopping (or you. Or, If
you drslre someone to shop with
you In the store, Just ask our In
formation Desk attendant to rail a
Persons! Shopper. "
spring savings! $5.25 valua
5-piece place settings
Three famous patterns by Noritoke .Save on both thest
place settings and complete services. Available In open
stock so you con fill in or buy more. '. j .
A. Cordcll-dalntt pink and gray floral, gold Mm.
B. Marmot-delicate beige and pink rose, platinum trim. ,
C. Rosanne-pastel pink, brotcn and tan, gold trim.
$11S value, (3 piece tampletc aervtre for it ... .'09.50
As low as U a noath Na Dawt faysaeat
Mad and plwna orders
CHINA SECOND FLOOR
save 30 to 55ol
$125,000 rugs and broadlocm V
SALE
im 7now $3.45 to $11.95 sq. yd.;
Short Relit ',' - '
' ever 151 rail I days anlyt :
waala, rayaas, eatteat jsylaas! ' -
mostly f lift widths, aosne 15 ft! j '
all lop ejaallty . wdueel eeaaaa short rotlsl
Wlltoas, Aimlnsters, tufted, velvet weaves!
044 Site Rugs
many alses, small, regular, averslse!
many qualities, colors, patterns, weaves!
law priced because they are lead rails! t " '
These and many other values not listed. All rugs and
rolls subject to prior sale. Bring your room measure
ments. Sorry, no moil or phone orders. :
FLOOR COVERINGS SECOND FLOOR
inactive pattern special!
$97.50 Community' Plate
Evening Star
Complete 52-piece service for 8 plus a mahogany or
blond finish drower chest ot no extra charge. Rich
floral pattern in deeply carved design. Open stock
pieces available at half price, too. 8 eoch, knives, forks,
salad forks, soup spoons; 16 teaspoons, 2 tablespoons,
butter knife, sugar shell, Limited time speciol!
Mall and phone orders'
SILVERWARE SECOND FLOOR
FREE STORE-SIDE
PARKING FOR
OVER 1,000 CARS
This shipping costs tn areas ouhidi;
our regular truck dchicry routes,
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