Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, July 02, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, JULY Society and B. and P. W. Committees Report Year The club year for the Salem iiiieinesfl and professional women b club opened officially laet night with Mips Julia K. Webster, re cently elected president, taking the chair. Dr. Mary JJ. Purvlne ie outgoing president. Mise Eunhe Fleener, elected recording secre tary, tendered her resignation and until the office can be filled by the executive committee Mrs. La Rue Rosa, secretary for laet year, will continue in that .capac ity. Chairmen of the various stand ing com mil toco gave the year's reports at Just night's meeting. Miss Kllen Ilodson, membership chairman, reported a totnl of 10!) members In good standing. Thirty two of these were new during this year. The report giv en by the treasurer, Mrs. Ruby Lanham, showed that during the year t lie club members have earn ed $7C0 by rummage sales, bene fit dances and other means. Short reports' were also given by chair men of other standing commit tees. Mies Wobster announced the following committee chairmen to eerve for the coming year: nomi nation, Josephine Shade; audit ing, Mrs. Clara L. Schacfer; hous ing, living and employment, Mrs. J. IT. Brewer; headquarters, Mrs. LaRue Roes; program, Rosalia Keber; cooperation, Mrs. Clara E. Pomeroy; education, Mable Mur ray; legislation and public af fairs, Mirpah O. Blair. The chair man of the new methods commit tee has not been named. Mrs. Isherwood, Mrs. J. H. Brewer and Miss Grace Taylor. Salem delegates at the state con vention of business and profes aional women held here last month, gave brief convention re ports In which they outlined outstanding results of the state meeting. They stressed tho plan of a club bulletin whereby all of the clubs of the state will be kept Informed about various club ac tivities, the placing of the pres idents of all clubs on the execu tive board, the raising of the na tional dues, the greater represen tation of local clubs In state af fairs. The next meeting of the club, on Wednesday, July 15, will be in the nature of a picnic at the home of Mrs. Blanche Isherwood on tho Wallace road. Cars will meet at the east end of the Ma-rion-rolk county bridge between five and six o'clock on the third Wednesday afternoon. Miss Maude Covington, city librarian is vacationing In the Puget Sound country. At present he Is at an Inn in the Olympics, ext week she will attend the meetings of the American Library association in Seattle, and she will visit her family in Lewleton, Idaho, before returning to her work here. Mrs. E. A. Colony arrived a few days ago from her home In Kirk, Oregon, to spend several weeks In Salem. Dr. and Mrs. B. h. Sleeves will spend the Fourth of July week nd at Steevescote, their summer home at Seaside. Aa their house guests they will have their son in law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Morse of Vancouver, Wash ington, and Mr. Morse's parents, Prof, and Mrs. Ernest R. Morse of Kansas City. Prof, and Mrs. Morse are house guests of their son and, daughter in law for several weeks. They will be guests of Dr. and Mrs. Steeves In Salem before returning to their home In the middle west. ' Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Steusloff are entertaining as guests in their home for several days Mr. and Mrs. Royal Sawtell and children, Richard and Emmy Lou, of Los Angeles who are motoring thru Oregon and Washington. Mrs. Freda Lucker, Edwin T. Lucker and Mrs. Emma Walters of Buffalo and Niagara Falls, New York, who visited the Steus loff and Lucker families In Sa lem for several weeks loft laet week for their home In the east. Friends of, Mrs. D. X. Beenhler will be happy to hear that slio Is expected to return home on Sat urday from n extended visit with relatives In the east and middle west. This Pretty Girl Who Defies Age Discloses Great Beauty Secret guys It's Nothing More Than OM Fanhlouod Ordinary lluitcrinltk In the Form of n Wonderful f'rram. Is fiunrnntrctl by All ool Drug and De partment Stores The first application of IIow ard'n Buttermilk Cream will as onish you. It creates beauty al most like manic. The most wonder ul thing about it Is the fact that wbllFt It turns the dullest, mcjt lfele?s complexion to radiant jrauty and makes red or rough lands or arm snowy white, yet .here Is not the slightest sign of ta use after application. It actu illy vanishes from Right and the most heated atmosphere will not Kodueo the least flhlninees or preasinesd of the skin. No matter whether you are rouble! with a poor complexion, rinkles, puf fines around the .yes. freckten, crows feet or lln uound the mouth, ugly finger MUlF, or Just a simple roughnesn if the face, handa or arme cauted 2, 1925. Edited by Rosalia Dawes Visits Coolidge 1 i. , ,- J is ' 4 '.sV-'-ivw J 1 K ' J& VICE PRESIDENT ffssrii HTHir Assir Members of the ladies' teum of the Illahee golf club enjoyed a putting contest on tho ninth green yesterday in addition to the usual round of nine holes. Mrs. Gus Hlxon was winner In the spe cial contest. In .the championship matches Mrs. Orris Fry won from Mrs. Donald Young and Mrs. F. H. dinger, the team captain, de feated Mrs. E. Glllingham. Other matches played off dur ing the past few days wero be tween Mrs. O. C. Lock.) and Mrs, Gus Hixon with Mrs. Locke win ning and Mlsa Alta Jones and Mrs. Orris Frq with Mrs. Fry turn ing In the lower score. Various matches are being arranged be tween the players who are out of running for the cup. Wednesday will continue to be ladle' day at the Illahee club throughout the summer months. Mrs. H. H. Ollnger, Mrs. E. L, Baker. Mrs. 0. C. Locke, Mra. Er- cel Kay and Mrs. E. Glllingham, motored to Tualatin today for a day of golf. They are preparing for the state tournament. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Elgin and 'Mr. and Mra. Mason Bishop will leave tomorrow for an out Ing of several days at Cascadla in the mountains east of Lebanon www Mr. and Mrs. Max Buren, Miss Maxine and Peery Buren will spend the holiday week end on the upper McKcnzie river. Tney win leave tomorrow. m w w Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Stover of Freewater. Oregon, are guests In Salem. They will attend the Inter national Christian Endeavor con vention in Portland next week and will return to Salem later. Mr. Stover will fill the pulpit of the Central Congregational church at both the morning and evening services on Sunday, July 12. Miss Frances Plov and her sis ter," Mrs.- Noal Baker of Monroe, left yesterday for Alaska. They plan to visit friends in Seattle for a Short time before returning to Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Fisher and their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fisher of Nantes. France, are spending the week at Crater Lake. TCKINGS See your doctor. Vlcks, how ever, will alloy the irritation. Visits Ocr 17 Million Jan Ucd Yearly by wind or eun, you will find that any or All of thene troubles will quickly disappear with the use of Howard's Buttermilk Cream. To prove this to your complete satisfaction, get a email quantity today at your favorite toilet goods counter with the understanding that they will freely return the purchAfte money should you be dit1afl Adv. Cl ub Ne ws Keber, Phone 82 hot j is i if ' 1 DAWES ,vr.'. The First Methodist church parsonage was the scene of a quiet wedding on Tuesday morn ing whea Mies Dorothy Evange line Duncan was married to Al fred W. Hammit. Only-a few in timate friends of the young cou ple were present. The. bride wore an ensemble of tan crepe and navy blue with a hat to match. She wore a corsage of pink sweet peas and bride's roses. There were no attendants. A wedding breakfast at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. George Duncan on north Summer street, followed the ceremony, Covers were laid for ten. After a trip to the beaches for a short time Mr. and Mrs. Ham mitt will return to Salem to make their home. Mr. and Mrs; E. L. Gray have returned to their home on the Heights after spending three months In Kansas City. Miss Emma Maplethorpe Is vis iting in Scatle and Porland for several weeks. mm Miss Hoi lis Vlck and Miss Mary Erlckson are spending the week at Seabeck where they are attend ing the older girls conference. Among the younger girle who will attend tho g'rl reserve confer ence which will open there next week are Miss Rosalie Buren and Miss Minnie Shrode. - Dr. and Mrs. John II. Sites are spending several weeks at Agate Beach. They have as their house guest Miss Emily Dleffenhach of Portland. Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Gillette will leave tomorrow evening for a week end at Oceanside on the Tillamook beach. According to an announcement mado this morning the Salem pub 11c library will be closed all day on July 4. Regular holiday hours will be kept on Sunday. Let Your 4th of July Fires Work TOASTING KRAUSE'S New Crop Marshmallows jgAPE fan that barm no rrgrcu into your memory. And a wonderful taste treat, too. For the ntw crop marthmallowi arc better than ever. Full Pound Tint 60c Vouf Qroctr or Con fedioner SclU Than 3 -but f MWtpm GOO ,TRWMI BI$CW C0MPANV-6f0tUt ft) PorfUfH 22 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON Sunbonnet Campaign Reported. At nn attractive tea given In the Old People's home on Tuesday afternoon the report of the Sun bonnet campaign which has been carried on for the past few months by the home missionary societies of the Methodist church in the state was given in full by Mrs. H. H. Vandevort, general chair man. Mrs. Vandevort reported that the campaign had netted $2869.31 and there is a possibility that with a few scattered districts yet coming in the sum may bo brought to $3000. The tea was given In tho living rooms of tho homo with the fol lowing members of the board the hostesses: Mrs. F". W. Selee, Mrs. C. A. Clark, Mrs. J. A. Baker, Mrs. P. J. Kuala, Mrs. A. Day. Mrs. W. T. Itigdon, Mrs. A. C. Bohrnstedt, Mrd. B. L. Steeves. Mrs. H. H. Vandevort, Mrs. E. J. Swafford, Mrs. A. A. Underbill, Mrs. Benja min Blatehford, Mrs. M. B. Pa rounagian and Mrs. B. E. Carrier, in addition to representatives from the three Methodist church es in Salem the guest group in cluded a number of visitors, from Silvcrton, Woodburn, Dallas, In dependence and other valley towns. Bowls and baskets of roses, ferns nnd ocean spray were ef fectively arranged about the rooms. Mrs. Ray Farmer and Mrs. W. T. Rigilon were in charge of the decorating. Mrs. M. B. Ta rounaglan arranged for and pre sided during the program. Miss Gladys Mclntyre and Miss Beck ley each gave several numbers and Immediately following Mrs. Parounagian introduced the three members of the general commit tee In charge of the campaign Mrs. H. H. Vandevort, Mrs. Em ory Riddle and Mrs. F. W. Selee who Is president of the board. Three tea tables were arrang ed in the dining room, with Les lie, Jason Lee and First churches each taking charge of one. Mre. O. E. Price presided at the First church table with Mrs. J. D. Fo ley, Mrs. Grant Day and Mrs. Ce cil Hawley assisting. Mrs. Effie Wright Dunlap was In charge of the Jason Lee table and Mrs. A. C. Bohrnstedt presided at the tea table of which Leslie Methodist church was in charge. Mre. Lola Belle Bellinger, li brarian at the high school, will leave tomorrow for Seattle to at tend tho American Library asso ciation convention which will be held there from July 6 to 11. Members of the Women of Woodcraft will not have a lodge meeting tomorrow evening. FRECKLES Now Is the Time to Get Rid of Thcsn Vgly Spots There's no longer tho slightest need of feeling ashamed of your freckles, as Othlne double strength Is guaranteed to remove these homely spots. Simply get an ounce of Othine- double strength from any drug or department Rtore and apply a little of It night and morning and you should eoon see that even the worst freckles have begun to dis appear, while the lighter ones have vanished entirely. It is seldom that more than an ounce Is needed to completely clear the skin and gain a beautiful complexion. Bo sure to ask for the double strength Othlne as this is sold under guarantee of money back If It falls to remove your freckles. Wo recommend Othine Complex ion Soap for use with Othlne, also as a shampoo it's wonderful for bobbed hnir 25a a enke at all drug or department stores or by- mall. Othine Laboratories, Inc.. Buffalo. N. Y. Adv. A number of former Texas res idents met at the homo of C. If. Miller on Tuesday, In tho group were Air. and Mrs. C. A. Bartell of the Hotel Bartell at Cottage Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reas onover and Unsay Talley of Den ieon, Texas, Vies Loreta Miller and Mies Lucile Ward. Misa Miller, Miss Ward and Mr. Talley returned with the Bar tells to their cabin near the Bo hemia mines for an extended vU It, Mr. Reasonover la known in Texas as a prominent and suc cessful criminal lawyer. He Is leaving there to locate In Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Dickey have had as their house guests for several weeks their daughters, Mrs. A. J. Warzetha and Mrs. V. J. Barragy. Mrs. Warzetha left today for her hom0 in Sacramen to after spending three weeks with her parents and Mra Bar ragy will leave Saturday for Se attle ending two weeks' visit In Salem. Mrs. Guy L. Rathbun has as her house guest Mrs. J. E. Lovett of Elleneburg, Washington. FORD DECLARES BID SUBMITTED Detroit, Mich., July 2 Henry Ford last night told the 'Associat ed Tre.ss that his bid for 200 ves sels of the United Slates shipping board's fleet had been forwarded to Washington several days ago, by Fresh Youthful Skin Maintained By Cuticura Dally use of Cuticura Soap, with touches of Cuticura Oint ment when required, will do much to prevent pore-clogging. blackheads, pimples, roughness and other unwholesome condi tions of the skin. Beip S. Ointment 18 M. Tmk-nm gold Uht UUrrtortM, Dpt.lir,'lUld, itua.' Cuticura Shkvini Stick 2 Sc. e the. J DESTROYS Fl ics Mosqu itocs Mo th s Ants-Bed Bugs-Roaches Many Other Household Insects and Their Eggs mall, and added there had been "no misunderstanding on my part" as to the date of opening bids. The fact that no bid had been received from Mr. Ford on Tues day when they were opened by the board, occasioned some surprise. Mr. Ford did not announce the amount he had offered for tho ves sels nor did he give any Indication of the specification of his bid. Not Rctvivert Washington, July 2 Fleet cor poration officials said today the bid of Henry Ford for tho 200 ship ping board vessels set aside for scrapping, had not been received by them and when it arrives it can not be considered unless new bids are Invited. Many bids wcer opened at noon Tuesday when the tlmo for receiv ing them ended and It Is expected that the fleet corporation will sub mit recommendations to the ship ping board at its regular meeting July 7. If the board should reject all the off era, new bids would be asked. KirkwooA Loses. Glen Eagles, Scotland, July 2. (A. P.) Joo Kirk wood, American professional, was eliminated fi'Dn tho thousand guineas tournament hero today by losing his second rou n d m ate '.i to 1 1 a r ry A mes jf Surrey, who won four up and thtve to play. NERVOUS,D!ZZY Mrs. Lee Suffered From AH These Troubles, but Lydia E. 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