The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon. Friday Mornioa, February 1. 1941 1
PAGE SEVEN
Mrs. McEwen to
Head Alumnae
Mr.?. Edwin McEwen was elect
ed piiHent of the Delta Gamma
alumna- at the regular meeting
Tiifsdav night when Mr. Steve
Anderson and Mr. Milton Hart
well ntitained at their Che
mekeu street home. Other of
ficeia aie MtM Jean Douglas,
vice president; Mrs. Steve Ander
son. ial secretary; Mi. Maii
Jyn Nejjon. treasurer; and Mm.
John Knight, corresponding e
letary A !) a! gu'st at the meeting
V.J..1 Mis. Winfield Herm.in of
Pfn tlai.tl, piovifue ( retary who
spf'ke informally to the group
A ni!e itiptwi w. spi vedby the
Amending were Miss Jean
Douglas. Miss Marilyn Nelson,
M;s Vivian Chandler, Miss Lor
er, Jatk. Miss Olive Ddhl, Miss
Ivo.s fc timer, Mrs. H. Sumner
fJallaher. Mr Roger Baker,
M;. td.'.in McEwen. Mr. A.
fr HolmM a gue.M. Mrsw Koliert
Lani. Mr. A. A. Rogers. Mrs.
Joepli Davidson. Mrs.. J o ti n
Knight, Mrs George A Rhoteri.
Mis. Eugene Booth. Mrs. Latiicl
S r.uU'e. Mis. Silc Gaiscr, Mrs.
y.'ideison and Mr ll.it twol.
HI (.I E Mr. andJlIr. O.
V Bond are announcing the mar
line (I then- ion Raymond llond
mr.ci Mary Wood on Friday, Jan
i.ary 18 at the home of Re . II.
W. Gr.., pastor of the St. Julio's
Lutheian. The bride tame rjorth
fiom her home in MissiSMpi. A
reception was held at the groom's
home on Swegle road for rela
tive and close friends. The cou
ple wll make their home with
his parent for the present, fol
lowing a few days spent at an
Oregon beach.
The ! groom leiently received
hi dinjchaige from the army, lie
was a member of . the Oregon
4 1st djvi.Njon going to the South
Pacific M!h the .first troops, see
ing ait'ne service in many of
the mirjor battles.
MT. jANftEL One of the larg -
et tartjl paities of the season was
held atj the St. Mary's auditorium
Wednesday night for the St. Ann
Altar society sponsored evening
rf raids. Twenty-six tables were
in play
Mrs. Am'jrone Ebner was chair
man of the committee in charge
of an an cements and the lunch
tha? v.a served following the
playing
Oregon Motor Stages
To Patrons of Our Salem Ciiy Lines
Tlierr arc published below, for your convenience
anl information, schedules of the various routes,
effective February 3, 1916.
Chemeketa Rout South Commercial Rout
i.v. I.v. Lv. Lv.
Htate State and McGtlchrist State and
Hiptpilil Commercial and High Commercial
-S:Z9 am 6:10 am 6:5 am 6:2 am
7:M am 6:45 am 7:M am :5 am
7:28 am 'MS am 7:15 am 7:M am
am 'IAS am am am
t.Xt am 8:15 am 7:45 am T:iS am
And Every And Every . :0 am 7:5e am
3d Mill, to 30. MiN. to 'HAS am t:9i am
1:3 m 12:13 pm t.t am 8:20 am
12:15 urn 13:30 pm :5 am am
l.ta pm 12:45 pm 9:0 am m
1:13 pm 1:M pm An Every Ani Every
1:2 pm 1:15 pm 30 Mln. to 3fl M,n-
1:13 pm 1:19 pm 11:2 am ' 11:20 am
2:M pm 1:15 pm ll:S am 11:35 am
2:13 pm t9 pm pm mm
t:34 pm ' 2:13 pm 12:13 pm 12:05 pm
2:45 jrm t:19 pm 12:30 pm 12:20 pm
3.0ft pm 2:45 pm 12:45 pm 12:25 pm
S:!J pm 3:00 pm 1:M pm 2:50 pm
3:2 pm 3:15 pm 1:15 pm P"
3:45 pm 2:30 pm 1:30 pm P
4:00 pm 2:45 pm l:f5 pm Pm
4:13 pm 4:00 pm 2:00 pm 1:50 pm
4:30 pm 4:15 pm 2:15 pm 2:5 pm
4:45 pm 4:30 pm 2:30 pm 2:20 pm
k:0 pm 4:45 pm 2:45 pm 2:35 pm
5:15 pm '5:00 pm 3:00 pm 2:50 pm
5:3 pm 5:15 pm - 1:15 pm 5:05 pm
5:43 pm 5:30 pm 3:30 pm 2:20 pm
: pm 5:45 pm 2:45 pm 2:3S pm
0:13 pm C:00 pm 4:00 pm 2:50 pm
C.3a pm 6:15 pm 4:15 pm :3 pm
And Kverv And Every 4:30 pm 4:20 pm
20 Mtn. to 30 Mln. to 4:45 pm 4:25 pm
12:00 11:45 pm 5:00 pm 4:50 pm
MMnlcht 3:13 pm 5:05 pm
5:30 pm 5:20 pm
5:15 pm 5:35 pm
0 pm 5:50 pm
0:15 pm :05 pm
6:30 pm 6:20 pm
And Every And Every
30 Mln. to 30 Mln. to
12:00 am 11:S0 pm
CAIflTOLA ROUTE
Lv. Duncan and Silvertoh Rd.
6:30 am
7:00 am
7:34 am
8:00 am
8:30 am
And Kverr 30 Min.Jjo
12:00 Midnight
Does not operate on
P13so clip tho above ochedulos for future reference.
Oregon Motor Stages
The rilgrlaa Fellowship
Knight Memorial church will be
host at a silver tea Sunday at 4
p. m. Parents and all interested
are invited. A program will be
presented and the proceed! of
the tea are to go to the post-war
reconstruction fund of the Con
gregational vhutches. Members
of the Pilgrim fellowship will
also assist in the Sunday morn
ing service in observance of
Youth week.
Steinkes Hosts
At Reunion
A combined birthday party
and family reunion was held
last Sunday at- the home of Mf.
nd Mr. E. A. Sleinke, 1873
Court St.
Guests included Mr. and Mrs.
Dewey Steinke and three chil
dren, Rodney Steinke, Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton Steinke and two
children, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Steinke, all of Salem; Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Anderson of
Olympia, Wash , Mr. and Mrs.
Norman E. Holt of Portland, and i
Mrs. Martha Harrington of Sa- j
iVm, mother of Mrs. Raymond
Steinke.
January was the birthday
month of Dewey and Rodney j
Steinke, sons of the hct and
hostess. Clayton Steinki, a
grandson, and E. A. Steinke.
The other two sons, Clayton
and Raymond, recently return
ed ftom the service, as did the
two sons-in-law, Kenneth An-(ier-oii
and Norman E. Holt.
Mrs. Kinzer to
Honor Club
Mrs.' Ralph Kinzer has invited
members of her club and addi
tional guests to an evening of
bridge Friday night at her home
on North 21t street. A late sup
per will be served by the host
ess. Special guests are Mrs. Harris
Lietz, Mrs. Wilmer C. Page. Mrs.
Willard Kapphahn, Mrs. Edgar
Reay, Mrs. Loren Howe, Mrs.
Carl Soos, Mrs. Roy Stewart and
Mrs. Donald Rasmus en.
Members are Mis. Louis Lor
enz, Mrs. Tyler Brown, Mrs.
Klony Smith, Mrs. Saul Janz,
Mrs. George Mischler, Mrs. Hugh
Hall and Mrs. Kinzer.
Mrs. C. W. Elgin and her sit
ter, Mrs. A. L. Godfrey, have
left for Caldwell, Idaho, to spend
several weeks visiting with rel
atives. While there they will at
tend the 91st birthday of their
father. Mr. Charles Batt.
I.v. State and Commercial
6:15 am
6:40 am
7:10 am
7:40 am
8:10 am
And Every 30 Mln. to
11:40 pm
Sundays and Holidays.
White Shrine
Plans Made
Final arrangement! are neatly
completed for the instituting of
Bethlehem Shrine Np. 4 Order
of the White Shrine of Jerusa
lem, Saturday in Eugene
Deputy Supreme Watchman
of Shepherds Elmer C. Ramsey
of Portland, has charge of the
service. The exjemplification of
the ritualistic work will be by'
officers chosen from various
Shrines in Oregon and Washing
ton. Officers from Salem who
will assist are Mrs, W. , Brown,
Mr. Ronald Craven. Mn. Albert
C. Smith. William Neimeyer and
,H? year" ,GA ,lorf adopted a policy
of having the ammo low prices every day.
This "low price" policy has saved thousand
of dollars for customers of IGA stores.1 and
now we want to Invite still more people U
get the habit of saving at IGA,
IGA Soap Grains
The abundant lather of KiA soap
grains bring: out the dirt f t
easily. Lg, Vkg. LJQ
Blu-WhiJe 90
Blues while you wash. Does hot streak.
Saves extra bluing rinse. To be used with
any soap --save extra work ' by using
Blir-White. ; ? '
IGA DeLuxe Coffee
So good you will want another cup.
Everyone raves about the delightful
ly rich flavor of thU di- Or)
tinuUhed coffee. Mb. jar I &m
X
Picisveet Corn
Cream atyle corn under the PicUweet
label, hax flavor, is aweet : a -and
tender. No. 2 can JL O V
Hershey Cocoa
f lershey's Breakfast Cocoa is
smooth, easily dissolved, d
easily digested, Vj-b. pkg. JLUP
n 1
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if jv;
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ARIZONA DESERT, LARGE
SWEET POTATOES
OB YAI1S
CALIFORNIA
BUNCH CARROTS
I taitWW'l,tf
fl
Derg's Grocery
1701 Center Street
Corner of 17th
Model Food Market
l 275 No. High Street
; Free Parking Lot
Wayne Henry; also members of
the choru Mrs. C. K. Phillips,
Mrs. Elizabeth Lamb and Mrs.
Pearl Speer.
Mrs. Laura May Brown of Eu
gene is the Worthy High Priest
; ess elect of the new shrine. .
More than 200 members of the
order from Vancouver. Portland
)nd Salem are expected to be
present. A banquet at the Eu
gene hotel wJU prerede the in
Mtituting services.
The BPW sewing rlab will
meet today with. Mrs. Arthur
Weddle, 1385 Broadway st.. at
730. New members of the club
are especially invited. Thoe
planning to attend should con
tact Ruth McAdams.
SEASIDE
TA8TY PAK
Cream Style Corn
TASTY PAK
SWEET PEAS
1XSINORE
Fancy
IGA
I
VAN CAMP'S
BAKED
Prices on Fresh Foods for This Weekend
mm
; 2 h ,d
m m a a
heailt. a uisp
it a sprint;
morninj;.
for
2 lbs.
. .2 bunches
DRIFTED SNOW
$1.17
510
280
251 b. Mick
10-lb. sack
5-lb. sack
Rebekahs Plan
For Convention
Mrs. Ralph Hornaday. noble
grand, presided over the meeting
of Salem Rebekah lodge Monday
night. Mim Hazel Price, Mrs.
John Darnielle, Mrs. Albeit
Beckman and Mrs. (Jlenn Ad
ams were elected to receive the
degree of chivalry.
Plans were made to attend
the district convention to be held
at Monitor on March 9. Fourteen
members attended the installing
of encampment officers at Mon
mouth on Tuefday. Mi.'s Lora
'Callison wis in charge of the
program. There will be team
CAIIIIED LIHASn. 130
DENNISON'S
Chili Con Carne no. i can 230
TASTY PAK
GREEN BEANS v. 2 c.n 130
IGA FANCT
CUT BEANS n , 180
ELSINOEE
Shoestring Beets n. 2 rn 1 1 0
No. 2 ran 140
No. 2 can 140
Pumpkin 2N,0.2'' 250
Fancy Tomato Juice 47 23 1
Larsen s Veg-All N. 2 YJt
VAI. VITA -
Fancy Peaches N.. m r. 270
Barileil Pears N.. v, j. 31 tt
DEANS
4
!2or.. can XUd
Special Morning- Milk 3 tall cans 27e
SEASIDE LARGE
LIMA BEAHS
PLAIN OR IODIZED
IGA SALT
IGA
nrnvrTftri Pf mm
23c
150
KELLOGG'S
VARIETY PACKAGE
PUIa or CheUte Ovaltlnc
A
Krueger's Kash & Karry
About 1 Mile East of State Hospital
East Center at 40th Street
Plenty of Parking Space
Lemmon's Market
Ample Parking; Space
593 No. Commercial Street
Carter's Market
17th and Market Streets
It's Easy to Park al Carter'
Honor Mrs. Saaljeld
Sunday on Birthday
MT. ANGEL, Jan. 29 (Special)
Mrs. and Mrs. Al SaalfeLd enter
tained at dinner at thefr home
The Central WCTC will hold
two meetings this month. On
February 5 at 2 p. m. the group
will meet with Mrs. C .F. Reilly,
1304 N. Liberty st., for a busi
ness session and 'year book"
quiz. On February 19 the Fran
ces Willard memorial program
will be held at the Wesleyan
Methodist chinch, 15th and Mill
sts. at 2 p. m.
practice next Monday night.
n
0
l.-SSWiSasf
17 Bars atCSlr I M'd.
If IM1 Bar Ri II
1 - v mi MHirar i. ... dsv if
29c
15c
is.
1.15
Ciiiiiibnbu r liuuu 2j.ib. .rk
IGA
EIIIIICHED FLOUR U-lb. sack 53c
HEA ISLAND
CANE SUGAR S-lb. bag 33c
AMAIZO
CORIl STARCH t l ib. ps,. 15c
CALUMET
BAKING POWDER , , 17 c
NEW WEST
APPLE JUICE ... Qt. Bottle 27c
8WANSDOWN
CAKE FLOUR 25c
PORTER'S
FBILLETS NOODLES V.7 14c
PORTER'S
FMLLETS NOODLES 24 c
Pkg. ef
II
23
Small Pkg.
7
Sunday in compliment to Mrs.
Henry Saalfeld who was cele
brating her birthday.
Covers were placed for Mr. and
Mts. Henry Saalfeld, Pauline and
Henrietta Saalfeld and Mr. and
Mrs. Jos. Berrhtold, and Kenny
and Jimmy, Mt. Angel; The Rev.
Lawrence Saalfeld, Mrs. and Mrs.
A. D. Newman, and Rose Gray,
Portland: Mr. and Mts. Hub C.
Saalfeld and Richard, Salem: and
the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Al Saalfeld
MONTANA MAN SPEARS
AUMSVILLE. Jan. 31-(Special)
Rev, Harry Shreeve of Baker.
Mont., preached at th Wesleyan
Methodist church Sunday morn-
lb
Our ad vert iked
for Friday and
IGA BRAND
PREPARED MUSTARD 10c
ROYAL Gl'EST
TEA ,, ,b ,kf 23 c
IGA BRAND
KITCHEN HATCHES 23 c
CHEERIOS
WHEATIES
H O OATS
H O OATS
AMAIZO
GLOSS STARCH
OLD DUTCH
CLEANSER
IGA CLEANSER
PI' REX
BOWL CLEANER
WHITE ROSE
BLEACH
WHITE ROSE
BLEACH
WHITE ROSE
c
BLEACH
33
KRISPY CRACKERS
Stale Street Market
"In the Heart of the City
1230 State Street
A
THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE AT
Independence Food Market
A Complete Food Store
IHDEPEIIDEHCE, OREGOII
ing. He spent several years on tho
Mission field in China, and U ex
pecting to return soon. A Youth's
conference was held at the church
Monday. A group of young popl
and Rer. Ixwell Gilger of Salem
was present.
The population of the th in
creases approximately. 20.000.000
annually. f
bom remedy for
relievmf mlaetlM of
children's corns.
prices are not Just Special"
Saturday, but everything b )
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plainly marked at the same law price-everyday
of the week. You esu save safely any
"day at IGA.
7 -as. pkf. 12c
f as. pkf. llC
13c
Jt-.s. pkr. 24 c
l-l. pk. 8c
t fans 15C
t mm 15c
N. 1 eaa 17 C
, Qasrt 12C
u-isi. 23 c
Gallon 45C
Cri&p, fresh salted wafers
that the whole family en
joy at every meal.
180
Mb. pkjr.