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Doors will openThursda'y at
a m. ior the tonuil biuir of
At Pfcll I 'a IT-.! - I I . .
TiT , r .-Hp cnurcn in
the parish hall Visitors will find
lovely sift anil HjM.nr.tli,. I....
lor the holiday in each booth
sponsored by organisations of the
churci.
Confections, wlted nuts and
new type nut cracker will be fea
tured -by St Agnea guild. St.
Anne I la known for the beauti
ful table centerpiecea, door
pieces, kissing bells, and jeweled
. wreaths. A bird table for the
family parakeet or canary will We
provided by St. Elitabeth's, along
with decorated match books, pill
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T-feeders is one item St Cecilia's
will have, aa well aa barbecue ap
rons and crib quilts.
Delicious home made candy is
always a highlight of St Helena's
table along with children's toys
and wearing apparel Junior
Guild Will feature miniature
dolls with complete wardrobes
and, of course, the usual exten-
aive display of aprons for all oc
casions, bu raurs guild la well
known for the delicious cooked
and baked foods so much 'in de
mand at all times. Bouffant rei
ticoata for little girls, fireplace
mitta and colorful gift items are
a part ot 6t Mary's display,
Lanrheea Hear Set
. The Girls Friendly Society will
conduct a children's Grab Bag
for the entertainment of the
amall fry. Luncheon of sand
wiches, pie and coffee will be
served from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. by
the Women's Auxiliary. Home
made doughnuts will be offered
by the Willamette University
Canterbury Club.
A spaghetti supper will be
served from 9:30 p.m. to 7:30
pnu by the women of M. raui a
Mission church. An auction sale
of all remaining merchandise
will be held at 7 p.m. witn Mr.
and Mrs. Reginald Williams as
auctioneers. All bataar arrange
ments have been made by Mrs
Mervin Fidler and Mrs. Donald
Young, co-chairmen.
Friends and the interested
public are invited to attend any
or ail of tne aoove events.
A Christmas
Program for
Garden Club
December meeting of the Sa
lem Garden Club will be held at
the Salem Women's . Club House
The program will usher in the
Christmas season for the club.
Miss Edith Sehryver will have
charge of the program of carols,
readings, legends and skits all
pertaining to Christmas, The pro
gram will be given at 2 p. m. -.
Following the -program Mrs.
A. R. Tartar, president of the
club, will conduct the b mines
meeting and Mm. Howard Hue
saker will call for final plans
from heads of committees of the
annual Christmas Greens Show
slated for Dee. 12 and 13.
Members will have the oppor
tunity to make their own table
arrangements "for1 Christmas at
the class conducted by Mrs. Es
till Brunk at 10 a. m. Members
are asked to' bring their own
cones, leaves, . trimmings and
bowl, ,but may buy material to
work with at the class. In the
corn ee class, corsages will be as
sembled for the, Christmas Greens
Show and materials will be lurJ
nished. Mr. Charles Qole and
Mrs. Bryan Goodenough will con
duct this class. .
Mrs. John Graham will set the
-Table of the Month." Mrs. J. J.
Foster and Mrs. Frank Test will
place the arrangements for com-
ntitinn .....
The tea chairman is Mrs. Clif
ford Taylor with Mrs. Roy Smith
as co-chairman. In charge of dec
orations is Mrs. Edward Majek.
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i FRIDAY ts30 AM. TO f fM. ' - ; )
OTHER DAYS f 30 TO 3:30 P Jn.
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A PRINTED PATTERN Makes
sewing a pleasure! See how little
time tt takes to make this shirt
waist dress! Step-in classic de
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larger figure; smart in all three
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Printed Pattern 4598: Woman's
Sizes S6, 3S, 40. 42. 44, 48, 48. 80.
Size 3 takes Vi yards 39-Inch.
Directions printed on each tissue
pattern part. . Easy-to-use, accu
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stitching . . . mora squares par yard, meant
longtr-lasting quilted robel
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Sizes 10
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holiday tradition. Gay'"red felt with deep cuffs at the top, each
bearing a clever plastic raised design. "The Nativity "Choral Sing
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