Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, March 16, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, MARCH Society and P-T Council To Meet In Silverton The firet meeting or Marion county council of parent teacher atttociutinn during the new year will be held In Silverton on Hat unlay, April 4, when the Silver ton aifeonatiou will be hoatw to all parent tear her organizations In the county. The invitation has been extended by the hoatei group to include also all inter ested In community welfare such nti local com in unity chili al though they are not affiliated with the county council. An attractive program has been arranged by Ihe Silverton association under the advice of Mrs. Cecil E. Wenderoth, presi dent of the county organization, and a member of the Highland association. Music by the Silver ton high school orchestra will open the wion at ten o'clock in the morning. Business, reports of delegates and election of officers will follow. A series of drills and folk danc es by the Silverton pupils will open the afternoon session. Dr Walter H. Brown of the Marion county health bureau, and John h. Brady will deliver the main addresses. Musical numbers plan ned are vocal (solos by Mrs. S. E. Rlchardt'on and selections by the Silverton orchestra. Lu n c neon will be served a t noon in the lunch room of 4 ho Eugene Field auditorium where all the sessions will be held. Each visiting association will furnish something with the Silverton group furnishing hot dishes. Sa lem Heights and 'Highland asso ciations will contribute salads and all others cukes and sand wlchcs. Mw. Fritz Sladc Is hostess to day to members of the Monday bridge luncheon club at a one o'clock luncheon in her home fol lowed by an afternoon of bridge. Mm. John H. Carson and Mrs Earl Flej;ei of Honolulu, are the special guests. Club members in the group are Mrs. Harry Hawkins, Mrs. T. A, Roberts, Mrs. Curtis Cross. Mm. Prince Byrd. Mrs. Arthur Ralin, Mrs. Hugh McCammon, Mrs. Er- cel Kay. Mrs. K. M. Hofer, Mrs. Frank Spears, Mrs. Dan Fry, Jr. and the hostess, Mrs. Slade. Mrs. H. H. Olinger and Mrs. Edward (lillingham were the guests for several days last week of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Watson at their home in Portland, The school session program giv en Friday afternoon by the wo men's society of the First Baptist church was greatly enjoyed by the -large number of women at tending. The reading class taught by Mrs. Earl Gregg brought out many interesting missionary thoughts and important facts con' ceruing the need for missions were emphasized by the class in "Yes! thank you, A GOOD appetite means a cheer ful disposition. You may havo a good appetita If the blood tr.t goes constantly to your vital ana fa pure. S.S.S. purifies the blood a good appetite follows and you will have a clear complexion and will be strong, cheerful and healthy. Don't go on feeling up one day and down the next hardly Btck but never well losing "pep," punch and ambition. Hearty eaters are the red-blooded men and women. Enjoy your food! Get back your strength and energy! Reclaim yourself before It is too late! People In a physically rim down coldition are an easy pre to disease. S.S.S. is what ts needed. Tour blood needs purifying. Your blood cells supply the energy which keeps your body well and fit. S.S.S. aids Nature In supplying new red-blood-cells, the spark that rejogs your system. Carefully selected, scientifically proportioned and prepared herbs and barks make up 8.S.S. the great blood purifier which gives Nature a helping hand. Get back the lost appetite, the mlssine vitality, the keen, spark ling eyes, that look of determina tion. 8.SS. will give you more energy, vitality and vigor and a more up and going appearance. 8. 8. 8. If lottl lit all rood Aram tares In two Bit. Th largar it is nor economical. XOakfi You Feel s Yourself Aip In tohaveaqooq Appetite 16, 1925 Edited by Roialia writing taught by Mrs. Harry E. White. Miss Mina Gile with her arithmetic class proved the value of the budget dollar, showing the many ways in which the dollar is used in both home and foreign missions. The geography class under the supervision of Mrt Theodore Roth took the principal, Mrs. O. B. Neptune and the guests on an interesting trip to our various mission districts while Mrs. Ern est H. Shank bad her history class well prepared to enlighten the audience upon the history of the women's missionary organi zation. It was reported that John D. Rockefeller, Jr., bad made a gift of over $400,000 to the women's home and foreign societies, also a gift of $225, QUO to the undesig nated fund of the general society and has offered another $225,000 if the society will raise as much as was raised in the past year which was $6,166,000. The devotional part of the pro gram was much enjoyed with Mrs. Ben Eilers leading and Mrs. Theodore Roth and Miss Mina Gile rendering a pleasing duet. A social hour followed, Mrs. E. M. ltailey, Mrs. Earl Darham, Mrs. J. F. Latham, Mrs. Harry Ralph and M rs. C. Mundinger were hostesses for the occasion. Mits Marie Churchill of Port land, spent the week end with her p a re n t s. Mr. and M rs. J . A . Churchill. Miss Genevieve Campbell spent the week end In Portland with her mother, Mrs. Frances Camp bell. Reports of nn extremely Inter esting meeting of the Northwest Poetry society at the annual ban quel at the Hazel wood In Port land on Friday evening have been given by the three Salem members of the society who weft' present Mrs. F. G. Franklin. Mrs. F. S. Rarton and Miss Edna Garfield. Officers for the yea' were installed at this time with Mrs. Franklin assuming the ofi':co of third vice president. Responses were g'ven durfn, the evening by each of the sev enty and more people seated at the banquet table. Mrs. Franklin gave a sketch of the a?;omp!Uib- ments during the pant year of the Salem members of the poetry ociety. fi Centralia Temple, No. 11, Pyth ian Sisters, will sponsor a benefit dance on Tuesday evening, March 18, in the W. O. W. hall. Pro ceeds will go toward the building or a children s unit at the Oregon Washington children's home In Vancouver, Washington. g WHEN have 'asulons ever f) JvS f "X" t H approached these for beauty W iV' I Xu Hp 5y we can judge! Simple, it la yjjjStCr M2-Mr7 A c ' P Or 3? true, but with a simplicity yfSSJItS V av1 V VSVs :.r.fl,.-t,niaJ PA f S3 that is the height of chic and Tjk 3)WJv ri, P T5 pieco frocks are close rivals. "V-1? N 22 I!!? :25 Prints and plaids express uSPTSr TmJ xg their Joy. The ensemble is r PJ$ VSf CT "a? smarter than ever. Such a jr.wfJFf m Jrv C(l H collection we can't attempt swLtiiii t 2& r$ to describe it. Vou had bet. vt?VB iV 2 ter.ee It for" yourself. O ' w TJ P I , TWWY) kPrm2 "as -ome I H wS$fy e Fasnion Salons I fcf IT'S SPRING HERE. Joyous, colorful S jjg v iWi'vP spring. At least, as far as fashions are p H naL 1 concerned. And if you're tired of winter, ffi 3vtMtV&tt roP n ant fcast yur eycs on their fresh 55 w$ r-i rSH j'Ylr beauty. The two-piece sports frocks. The m (& M,fefeS', fiilsla harmonious ensemble. The vogue of kasha fg 3? jj tt cloth. The brightly colored coats. Pastel ffi jg . 'Mf.iwra tints in all fashions and fabrics. All have g 5g jjMlfillte a place in this presentation, so if you 5g g feSEf ' ry v 1 would see what is new and smart, see gS Balcm'i Leading Department Store Cl ub Ne ws .. Keber, Phone 62 Mrs. Harley 0. White was host-. esa at a charming one o'clock I luncheon on Friday when she en-1 tertained the Friday bridge lunth eon club In her home. Special guests were Mrs. Charted Know land, Mrs. F. E. Loose and Mrs. Frank Guiwits of Hermision. Daffodils centered the lunch eon table with covers laid for Mrs. Knowland, Mrs. Looje, Mr. Guiwites, Mrs. U. Scott Puge. Mrs. Klmer Daue, Mrs. Earl Fisher. Mrs. Leon W. Gleason, Mrs. E. A. Kurtz, Mrs. O. A. Olson, Mrs. Clare Vibbert, Mrs. David Wright and the hostess, Mrs. White. High bridge score of the af ternoon was won by Mrs Kurtz. Mrs. Wright will entertain the club at their next meeting. The seventh birthday of Hobby Hauser was the occasion of a de lightful gathering one day last week when his mother, Mrs. Lloyd Hauser, entertained at a dinner in his honor. St. Patrick's day novelties added to the pleas ure of the guests. In the group were Bobby Haus er, Jerry Stone, Junior Stone, Junior M.irtin, Ward Davis, Ed ward Hamilton. Robert Heukman, Julius Hflfiker and Margaret Hauser. Members of the writers' section of the Arts league will meet to morrow evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Morrill D. Online at 1S40 south High street. Members of Nydia Temple, Daughters of the Nile, are inter ested in the committee appoint ments for the coming year, which were made at the lat regular meeting by Mrs. A. H. Averill "CASCIEIS" IOC IF DIZZY. BILIOUS, To C V r- . your bowels ,rC3 without cramp .HH" ing or over-:- acting, ta k e "Cacarets." h ead- L ArzJj btilou dizziness sness, gases. Indiges tion, sour up- a e t s tomach and all such distress gone by morning. Nicest laxative and ca- manic on earth ror grown ups and children. 10c 25c and 50c boxes any drug store. Adv. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON queen. On the philanthropic, Mrs. C. A. Sheppard will act a chair man, Mrs. Leander Martin, vice chairman, with Mrs. Charles Barton and Mrs. J. A. Marlilt and Mrs. George L. Parker moisting. Finance committee, Mrs. Myra M. G lines, chairman, Mrs. J. J Ross and Mrs. Gus Mooer. Social committee, Mrs. Dow V. Walker chairman, Mrs. E. A. Burt, vice chairman. Publicity and courtesy, Mrs. J. C. Hare, chairman, Mrs R. A. Beutley and Mrs. R. H. Friauf. Decorating committee. Mrs. Arthur L. Finley and Mrs. Fred A. Cook. Oregon Journal. Mr. and Mrs. George L. Cum- mings entertained as their guests over the week end Mies Cather ine Andrews and Miss Georgia Lee Allison of Grand Ronde. The sewing circle of Barbara Frletchle tent. No. ?. Daughters of Veterans which was organized several weeks ago will have Us first meeting tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jennie Mil ler, 351 south Nineteenth street. All daughters are asked to at tend. Mrs. David Wright enter taining as her bouse guest this month her sister, Mrs. Frank Guiwits of Hermiston. Mrs. Saidie Orr-Dunbar, pres ident of the Oregon Federation of Women's clubs, is spending the week end in , Marshfield, confer ring with Mjfe. A. Y. Myers, prc ident of theMarshfield Women's Civic club and other club leaders of Coos county relative to the annual convention of the state federation, to be held there this spring. It is likely that the exact are beautiful THE PARAFFINE 17 Plsntt LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO, tittle for this meeting will be de termined during Mrs. Dunbar's visit. Mrs. Dunbar and Mies Grace H. Chamberlain of Ashland, first' vice president of the federation,! who spent two weeks In Port anil recently, were honor guests sad nreakers at a recent meet!u of the Moro Dorcas Study club. Members of the Wasco Study club were guests on this occasion. The Emplr Women's Civic clu of Coos county is the latest tddiMon to the state federation. The offi cers of the new club are: Presi dent, Mrs. Elfrleds Eichworth: vice president, Mrs. May Olton; secretary-treawurer, Mrs. Femie Mu gee, Oregon Journal a The American Legion auxiliary will have a short business meet ing in MtCornack hall tonight preceding the initiation cere monies of the Legion in the arm ory to which the auxiliary has been bidden. "DIAMOND DYES COLOR THINGS NEW Beautiful home dyeing and tint ing is guaran teed with Dia mond Dyes, .'us: dip In cold wit ter to tint soft delicate shades, or boil to dye rich, permanent colo.a. Each 15 lent package con tains directions su simple any woman can dye or tint lingerie, silks, rl noons, skirt waists, d reuses, coats, stocking, sweaters. draper!, a, coverings. hanRi'igA. e eiythinqr new. Buy "Diammd lyes" no other klr.d ana tell your druusist whether the material you wish to color is wool or silk, or whether U Is llnn, cottrn. or mixed good. Adv. inexpensive COMPANIES, Inc. mu WW Cottt OAKLAND.5SEATTLB, PORTLAND An all day meeting of the members of the Daughters of the Nile Salem club will be held on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. V. E. Kuhn. The group will as semble at ten In the morning and the day will be spent in sewing for the children in the Shrine hospital in Portland. Miss Lena Cherrfngton, daugh ter of Mrs. W. M. 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