Thm OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, February IS, 1946
PAGE SEVEN
Amitie Club, Names
Mrs. Sco field as
New President
MIDDLE GROVE, Feb. 14
Mrs. Willinm Kiufman and Mrs.
Theodore Kujnzi, avistert by Miss
Joyce Kumvi. entertained at the
Kuenrt home Tuesday for mem
bers and f ri nds oi the Amitie.
club. Gucrts v.'t Mrs. Eurl Reed.
Jr.. Mm. W. H. Scharf. Jr., Mn.
Lewis I'atVrson, Mm. Leonard
Hammer ard Mrs. Lester Dudley,
the three latter were added to
the memberbiD list. Annual elec
tion of offiren placed as president
Mrs. Roy Scofield; vice president,
Mrs. John Wfkoff and secretary,
Mr?. William Kaufman. The
March meeting will be ; family
night featuring covered diah
dinner, in the school basement.
Eatrrii Star Hold
Annual District Meet
SILVERTON, Feb. U-(Speeial)
The annual district meeting of
Ramona - chapter, Silverton and
Chadwkk, EasUrn Star, was held
at Silverton Tuesday night wftft
Hatel Graham, grand worthy
matron and Sylvan-West, grand
worthy patron, present. . pf ,
Several' worthy matrons and
patrons from neighboring chap
ters attended the district meeting
and were presented by Gertrude
Bachman, worthy matron.
Committees in charge of the
evening' arrangements were dec
orations, Mrs. R. A. Fish and Mrs.
Wendell Heath; tables. Mrs E. A.
Finlay, Mrs. F. E. Sylvester, Mrs.
W. A. Woodworth, serving, Ber
nice Larfen, Arlyw Johnson, Mrs.
W. P. Scnrth, Mrs. C. II. Dicker
son, Mrs. Dale Lamar, and Mrs.
George Towe; toffee, Dale Lamar
and J. E. Sloy.
DRAGKRH IN VERNON L
CLOVEHDALE, Feb. 14 -(Spe-citl)-Mr.
and Mm. Sam Drager
and girls, Karlecn and Margie,
spent Sunday in Vernonia, where
they were guets of his brother-in-law
arid siaUr, Mr. and Mrs.
WilUrd Ingermaixon.
Society . ...Clubs
Music The Home
4885 If
Discharged
From the army at Ft Lewis:
Cel. Robert W. Price. WO N. Cot
ton. St., Salem.
Cpl. Lavrrne rredrJckson, OT5 Cen
to' nt., Jialern.
Pre Albert A. Smith. 25M Lee St..
Sa I m.
T. Sth Gr. Arthur 3. Maden. 1730
N. Front ft.. Salem.
pre Trsncis L. Koch. 2335 Laurel
avc. Salem.
T. Sth Cr. Clyuc A. Beatty. 2397
-ir 1 UnH rA . Salem.
Cpl. Leroy I- Charticr. 713 Patter
son ft.. Salem,
pre George W. Bent, 1840 N. 5th St.,
T. Sth Cr. Neal t. FWher, 458 8.
Hlch St.. Salem.
T. 3rd Cr. Robert 8. Baker. SJS N
Cottage t., Salem.
Kit. Robert Ladd. route 4. box 132,
Salem .
St. Basil M. Rasiorfor. 135 S. 14th
St.. Salem.
T. Sth Cr. William DcVall, 059 J.
Cottage St., Salem.
Cpl. Crover C. Morrc, route 4. box
393. Sakrm.
T. Sat Lloye W. Jons. SS N. 20th
St.. Salem.
Pre Vernon C. Lowery, 99 Evergreen
ave., Salem.
T. Sgt. Wayne H. Johnson. 1012 Sev
enth st.. West Salem.
- pre Thomas T. Foley, route 1, Al
bany. - S. Set, Orville J. Olson,' 1040 Mult
nomah St., Albany.
St. EuKene 1. Crocker, rout 2, Al-
PFC Benjamin A. Wooldbrldfie. lath
and Thurston ts., Albany,
T. Sth Gr. Lawrence Martin, 227 W.
4th St.. Albany.
T. 3rd Cr. Gordon W. Bragg, 040
C. Cth St.. Albany.
8. Sgt. Warren G. KiHinger, Aums
vllle. Cpl Hugh W. Boyle, route 2. co
Robert Cdvln, Aurora.
Pre Stanley L. Ehlke, route 1. box
32. Brooks.
T. Sth Gr. Fred A. Johnson, Canby.
Pre Hugh W. Harper, PO box 301.
Canby.
Pvt. Gustsv A. Khindt, route 1, box
311. Canby.
Cpl. Harold Halted, route 2. Cor
vallis.
T. 4th Gr. Richard G. McReynokls,
212 N. 21st St.. Corvalhs.
T. Sth Gr. Alvin Konick, 334 B. 7th St..
Corvallia.
T. Sth Gr. Clarence D. Lowe, route
2. box 2M-A. Dallas. .
Pt C Kenneth D. Johnston. 400 Wash
ington St., Dallas.
St. Robert ft Hubert. 1101 Wash
ington t . Dallas,
T. Sth Or. Kenneth J. Brown, 513
Church St., Dallas.
Catholic Daughters
Hear WAC Veteran
At Tuesday Session
STAYTON, Feb. 14-(Special )
The regular meeting of the Stay
Ion Court Queenof Peace, Catholic
Daughters of America was held
Tuesday at Stayton, with Virgie
Bradley, local member, and re-f
turned Women's army corps vet4
eran speaker. Agnes Frank, a
member of the. army nurses corps
was also introduced.
Jennie Dozler was appointed
convert league chairman, Cecilia
Martz, chairman of the Junior
council reported that a new troop
of j Juniors is to be formed In
April. Troop No. 2 and 3 will give
a card party February 24 in Par
ish hall and are planning a trip
to the Sanctuary of the Sorrowful
Mother Grotto in Portland this
spring.
The committee appointed for
the Red Cross drive is Ann De-
Jardin, Marie Shields, Othella
Spaniel, Louise Parrish and Ger
trude Deidrich.
The social committee serving
was Zelma Lulay, Clara Dozler,
Marie Shields, Ida Wounns, Mary
Zimmerman, Lillian Needer. Pau
line Barkmeyer, Margaret Pietrok
and Loretta Welter.
Women Hear About
Valentines Day
PIONEER, Feb. 14-(Speclal)-Mrs.
Eldon Johnson entertained
the Pioneer Sewing club at her
home Wednesday. A covered
dish dinner was served during
the noon hour with a beautiful
Valentine decorated cake on the
table.
Mrg. Sydney Hanson, president
of the group, held a short busi
ness meeting and each member
answered roll call with some in
teresting item about Washington
or Lincoln after which Mrs.
Johnson gave a talk on Valentine
day and each member was pre
sented a Valentine. Those present
were Mrs. Archie Brown, Mrs.
Roy Woodman, Mrs. Tom Keller,
Mrs. Robert Kent, Mrs. Frank
Sead, Mrs. Sydney Hanson, Mrs.
Frank Dornhecker and Mrs.
Johnson.
MRS. BOOTH AWAY
CLOVERDALE, Feb. 14- (Spe
cial ) -Agnes Booth, county school
superintendent, has been in Eu
gene during the pant week, where
she is attending school for future
building preparedness. She plana
to return to her home here Saturday.
Amity- Sewing Club
At Snyder Home
AMITY, Feb. 14 - (Special) -Mrs.
Delmar Snyder entertained
the members of the Southskle
Sewing club at her home Febru
ary 7. The women sewed for the
Red Cross. Hereafter the club will
meet the first Thursday of each
month. Mrs. Snyder served re
freshments. Mrg. Ray Mitchell
will be hostess in March.
The East Side club were guests
of Mrs. George C. Turner last
week. A comforter was tied for
the hostess. Mrs. Wesley Benji
man will entertain in March.
There are many mountains on
islands in the South Seas thut
never have been surveyed.
2k
Keep Your Car
In Shape
Wt can now oiv you
prompt itnrlce on any typ
of rcconditloninc.
Shrock Holor Co.
35 V. High rhone 1502
Plans for Juniors
Are Outlined
Court Capital City of the
Catholic Daughters of America
mt-t tit the Woman's clubhouse
Wediiilay. Mrs. (iordoit H.
('of fry introduced Uie Rev.
JrniH Kossler, OSH, of Mt.
Aniftl, who spoke on ''Sacred
fcrrtpturea." ;
Mrs. J. D. While outlind
plans for the Junior Daughters
initiation. Member will assist
with M-rving at the benefit card
party February 22. A commit
tee will aLo meit with the
Knitfht of Columbus and awiU
in sponsoring a dance for re
'lirned servi -e men and womi-n.
Mrs. Mary E. Coffin poured
t a t;ible centered with red
tulips and lightel tapers.
Today's Pallern
A pietty apron, Pattern 48C3
ihhl'n in easy un pie to make!
See the new round yoke, bow
tied peek-a-boo pocket, em
binxlety. SSee the diagram;, only
I rii. in pattern, purls!
Pattern 4885, in M.es wnall
(14-1), medium (18-20), uvne
(40-42). Small (i.e 2 yards :J5
iiuh.
S-nl TWENTY iVSTH ill c(n fur
lilts pattt-tn to The OieK&n Slats
min, Pattern Drpl , SsU rn, Oi, Print
pamly SlK. NAME, AUURRSS,
kltlK MMHIK.
(ndrr vour ropy ct Anne Adams
P.tinn hook for Tail and Wtnlcrl
I iftrn rents more brtoK you Ihesa
srnsrt stvk-s for thr I)'1 family I
iu,k includrn pnnled instrucilons
for. making; KKjHT accrsiwKf J
hat, i bask, puplum, bedjMcktl.
There were 218,440 miles of na
tural gas pipelines and city mains
throughout the US in 1945.
Girl Reserves
Elect Officers
Two groups of Girl Reserve
have announced new officers.
Lending the Leslie seventh
graders for a new term are:
Helen Cadd, president; Joyce
Wood, vice t president; Norma
Jean Hamilton, secretary; Patsy
Walters, treasurer; Marie Mar
quarote, song leader; Berniece
DeMotirie, inter-club council.
Officers for Parrish ninth grade
Olrl Rew-rve for the second
seffiM'stir arej Eileen Russell,
president; Peggy Kuhns, vice
president; Penny Gilmer, secre
tary; Jn Buell, treasurer; Bet
ty Hook, song leaderi
Valentine parties are arrang
ed for Friday by two of the
Girl Reserve units. The Leslie
seventh grade group is having
its party at the YWCA. The
IMie eighth graders are to have
their party at Marilyn Hall's
home. The Chemawa Girl Re
serves are giving a Valentine
party Thursday. Mrs. Allen
Wilcox is adviser for this group.
Delegates listed to be at the
mid-winter conference of Tri-Y
in Eugene this weekend include:
Annabclle Summers, Loyette
Moppin, Marjorie Bartholomew,
Georgia Ward, Janet Miller,
Mary Elizabeth Reinhart, Lois
Burris, Jean Hatfield, Donna
Chat;iin, Pat Macnamara, Shir
ley Kinn;,ns, Jean Madison, Pat
Long, Alice Woodward, Hilda
Fox, Beverly Kcnney, Deannie
Lamb, Charlotte Alexander,
Peggy Paxson, Catherine Moran,
Donna Savage, Norma Jean
Lotwen, Marilyn Hill, Luella
Campbell, Mavis Eggens, Paul
ine Miller, Verlain Walker,
Betty White, Marjorie DeTour,
Sally Cornelius, Berniece Ixham
andS Betty Lou Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Mc-
Elhinny, sr. were hosts for a
bridge dinner Thursday night at
their Court street home in honor
of their club. Dr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Lidbeck were additional
guests.
Books Asked
For Russia
I English books for Russia to re
place tho-e destroyed during the
- war will be collected in Salem
during the next two weeks by
the Salem branch of the AAUW.
This is a national project, pon
sorcd by the American society
for Russian Relief, Inc.
The collection depot is at the
Salem public library where book
plates, which may be inscribed
with the donor's name are avail-
able.
EneliKh and American books
in goxl condition and by stand
ard authors are desired. Sug
gested authors welcomed are
Scott, Shakespeare, Dickens,
Milton, Hardy, Emerson, Haw
thorne, Whitman, Melville,
lngfcllow, Stevenson, Sinclair,
Wells, Bret Hart and Jack Lon
1 don.
Translations, wild west. Juv
eniles, encyclopedias or text
books me not desired. Lloyd
Hockett, local chairman, states.
English is now taught in ele
mentary schools in the large
cities in RuKsia and waiting lists
at libraries for EnglUh books are
from six to eight months Jung.
That express
YOUR OWN
PERSONALITY
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V'Xr.S IZ'tiffl? Lb., 320 lf;,
"J '2; ?,T- 7 ' ' ' I " 'I , A hat coupon with each Jar of IGAY&Z . II
- ' fys ' ' 'A - " - DeLuxe Coffee. Enjoy this exceptional! nrr?5vri I W
)WM, 'SMr - fo: 6 N LYJ s BUMS j)
I . - "-V -J GBT THEM AT ICA. u mkli i mi ( ioa dSh
-1 I 4 )! W I r Ohla f .was, JLW ICak Issss 1 r M M
Cream Slyle Corn im Mnt
You know (he quality of I Del
Monte Products, always depend
able. No. 2
160
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- 12(5
IGA Ikand Golden Pumpkin makes the mont delicious) pies.
I
Elslnere
Baby
Whole Beets
Small, tender beets for pickling
or saladx. Hare everyday at
IGA. 2 No. 2 OC ii
cans
T
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New crop Thompson's Seedless Itaisins at the same low price every day.
Halves Peaches vti vju
Deliciausi ripe peaches in a good
syrup. I Just the right sweetness
for table use. l
No. 2i can U
I
MM
d- box
Carton
Straight wood that do not break when striking non-poisonous.
ssaMssMBasBBsWss
OAPv
mm
mm
PkfcT.
IGA Sugar Peas . ;
Garden run peas, picked and
packed at the - right time for
real flavor.
No. 2 can
140
I
Swans Down is the perfect cake flour --get It at IGA every day at the
same low price.
KELLOGG'S CEREALS
All Bran Lfe. 19c
Corn Flakes ii..,.g. 9c
Shredded Wheal
Variety Pack
Granulated Soap 27 C
Snper Suds U(.,,f. 23c
Palmolive Soap j t.r 20 C
Drelt Granulated Soap ...
Old Dutch Cleanser
White Hose Bleach
IGA Soap Grains u,. Pkg. 19c
Bain Drops n Powder" ?4-os. pkg. 21c
. Large
7 eans 15c
i si. juc 23c
Tasty Pak Peas j
The same fine flavor that has
made tasty pak a favorite with
thousands. The price is always
low at IGA. AJgL
No. 2 can ..... L.....L & V p
I
I
Green Beans iGA;ct
A real fancy quality.-- tender
and full of fresh f lavoi IG A
stores feature these beans be
cause they satisfy. 4ftu
No. 2 can , AOy
SUNKIST SALE
ORANGES - - GRAPEFRUIT
Fill the fruit bowl with these fine fruits. "Best for juice and ev
ery use.' '--- ,m.
Lee. 200 Size. Dozen
vyuusraau WIMP
Medium.
252 size, dozen
SUNKIST DESSERT
fn-fiT) n oryTriTrannnrrn
MjilifMliiiyail
SWEET POTATOES
Small.
344 Size, Dozen
80 size, 6 for
...S-lb. 29c
9c
7c
35 c
Oancho Vegetable Sonp
Rancho Tenalo Sonp
Ilnshroonj Pieces V Stems -- ean
IGA Tonato Jnice
Hunt's Tomato Jnice
Hew West Apple Jnice
Cilra Gold Orange Juice
IGA Prune Juice r
Hunt's Prune Plums
Dennison's Peannt Butter
Dennison's Peanut Butter
Thompson's Seedless Raisins l ib. pkg. ssOC
Italian Dried Prunes . 2-ib. Pkf. 31c
Porter's Soy Sauce &-. bttle 19c
French's Cream Mustard jar 8 c
II'j-m. ran
It' j-w. can
4-z. eaa t
Z . Z cans i 21c
St-es. bottle 27 c
.. .lZ-s. ean 14c
Qt. bottle 25C.
N. 2 can 18C
1-lb. Jar 31C
2 -lb. Jar 57 c
CAB SSStal f?BAtV
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VITA10X
2 Tabi spoons of Vitaox
mokes one pint qravtj
fs-prsAi
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VAII CAIIP'S BEAIIS
(with tomato sauce)
The same good quality that you always
enjoyed in Van Camp's f fgL
12-oz. can sBsUv
Dennison's Chili Con Carne, 23c
No. 1 can
Enjoy real Mexican style chili, by serving
Dennison's. The same low price every day at
IGA.
Hormel's Spam
12-oz. ean
No. 1
34 c
Krueger's Kash & Karry
About 1 Mile East of State Hospital
East Center at 40th Street
Plenty of Parking Space
Conan Spaghetti & Mushrooms jt; 21 C
Calumet Baking Powder .. . l-lb. ean 17c
Krispy Soda Crackers t-ib. Pkf. 31c
Duff's Hoi Ilnlfin Ilix 14-os. pkg. saWV
Powdered Sugar ... 8 c
Brown Sugar l I-lb. carton 8c
RALSTON CEREAL
Quick or Kegular. j
12-oz, Pkg.
Shredded Balston
Ilite Size
12-oz. I'kir.
120
Berg's Grocery
1701 Center Street
Corner of 17th
Lemmon's Ilarket
Ample Parking Space
598 Ho. Commercial Street
Stale Street Market
-In the Heart of the City"
1230 State Street
Ilodel Food Ilarket
275 No. High Street
V ! ,
Free Parking Lot
Carter's Market
17th and Ilarket Streets
Ifs Easy to Park at Carter's
THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE AT
Independence Food Market
A Complete Food Store
INDEPENDENCE, OBEGOII
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