THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1929
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LEGION PARADES
FOR PLEASURE OF
SCHOOL KIDDIES
Dallas Carl B. Fenton pott, No.
30, American Legion Is sponsoring a
Hallowe'en parade and contest tor
the children in U rooms including
all grades up to the seventh of the
grammar schools here Thursday
evening. Around 400 children are
expected in the event.
The parade will be formed at the
junior high school and proceed
from there south on Main to Court
street, and then east on Court to
halt at the band stand on the court
house square. The Judges will com
plete their decisions and winners
called to the platform to receive
their prizes. Individual awards
will number at least 77 and there
will be awards for rooms with best
attendance and best group costumes.
The city band and the city fire
department will participate in the
program, after which the auxiliary
Is holding its annual Hallowe'en
dance at the armory. Music Is to
be furnished by Thomas brothers
and a good crowd Is expected
About 125 couples attended last
year and the added features to the
entertainment this year are ex
pected to attract even more.
BABY GIRLS BORN
Dallas Three baby girls are re
ported born within the last few
days at the Dallas hospital. They
are Nora Qeraldlne, to Mr. and Mrs.
Olen Willis; daughter to Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Moffltt; and Virginia
May, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Todd.
More than 900 plants m Germany
row bum pulverized coal.
AMITY STAR MEETS
WITH MANY PRESENT
Amity Amity chapter No. S7 O.
E. S. held Its regular meeting in
the Masonic hall Monday evening.
There was Initiation -work. Lunch
was served at a late hour. The tables
were decorated with pumpkins In
the form of baskets filled with fruit.
and late autumn flowers and foliage.
Refraihments suitable lor Hallo
we'en were served and a social time
enjoyed by all present. The attend
ance was good.
WOMEN IN CHARGE
OF CHURCH PROGRAM
Hopewell Women of the TJ. B.
church gave a program at the
church Sunday.
Mrs. Howard Stephens, Mrs. R. R.
Campbell and Mrs. Ross Rogers
gave readings. Mrs. P. P. Ander
son from McMinnville sang, with
Mrs. Howard Stephens at the piano.
Rev. Blodgett of Salem, former
pastor of this church, led In pray
er. After the meeting a collection
was taken for the Women's Mis
sionary society.
DEATH CLAIMS
COLLEGE YOUTH
AT DUENA VISTA
Independence Clarence Loy, son
of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Loy of
Buena Vista, passed away at the
family residence Wednesday, after
a lingering illness.
He was born in Independence,
March 4, 1903, was a graduate from
the Buena Vista high school and
attended O. A C. for two and a
half years. On account of illness
he was obliged to discontinue his
school work, and remained at home
on the farm until his death. He
was a member of Phi Sigma fra
ternity, of exemplary habits, kind
and generous, and highly esteemed
in the community.
He is survived by his parents also
two brothers, Alfred and Gilbert,
both of whom are teachers. Fun
eral arrangements under the direc
tion of the Keeney funeral home of
this city will be announced later.
LINDRUFFS ARE HOSTS
Amity Mr. and Mrs. Emll Lind
ruff recently entertained at their
home on Fourth street. Two tables
of bridge were in play. Refreshments
were served at a late hour. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Prunk,
Mr. and Mrs. . O. Morse and the
host and hostess.
BUILDING WELL HOUSE
Unonvale A 9x9 ft. well house Is
being erected on the C. Countiss
farm. Henry Deyoe is the carpen
ter in charge of the work.
as week end guests Mrs. Davis'
father and mother, Mr. and Mrs.
N, Q. Wilson and family from
Chehalls, Wash. They returned
to their borne Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Burgoyne
were Friday evening guests at the
Daniel Weiuel home In Salem.
Mrs. Burgoyne and Mrs. Weitzel
are sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brock had as
Tuesday luncheon guests Rev. M.
A. Groves and son Meredith Rob
erts and Mrs. Ewell Needham.
Afternoon and dinner guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Berry of Salem.
Leonard Burgoyne was a Sunday
all day guest of his friend Wendell
Sebem at his home comer of
Market and Fifth streets. In north
Salem.
Mrs. John Campbell and children
of Oregon City, are paying her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Creasy
a farewell visit before leaving for
Seattle to Join Mr. Campbell who
has employment as spinner In the
woolen mill there. He has a home
location selected and has written
for his family to come, which they
will do in a lew days.
YAMHILL GRANGERS
MEET, DAYTON HALL
Dayton Sixty members attended
the all-day Yamhill Pomona grange
held at the Webfoot hall. Besides
local members, some from Sheri
dan, McMinnville. Carlton and Cove
were present. A chicken dinner pre
pared by the women was served on
the lawn.
A mixed program was given. Talks
were given by Mr. Brown of Port
land; S. 8. Duncan, county super
intendent of schools and John Eck
man of McMlni.vule. and Mr. Flett
of Portland gave a violin solo.
WEST SALEM
The P. p. Wells family who have
resided on Kingwood Avenue for
some time have moved to North
Fifth street. Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Fox were
recent guests at the Frank Sieben's
home in Salem and on Tuesday
attended the chicken dinner at
Christ Lutheran church on State
street, Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Looney of
McNary avenue were Saturday
business motorists to Portland and
return.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Nichols of
Dayton were Sunday all day
guests of their brother and sister
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Brock.
Mr. and Mr?. Jam re Davis had
CHILD IS INJURED
Palls City George Graves, Jr.
two year old son of George Graves
of Black Rock, fell on a glass jar
and cut a severe gash In his fore
head Wednesday noon. The child
was rushed to a doctor at Dallas,
where stitches were taken.
COLDS MAY DEVELOP
INTO PNEUMONIA
Coughs from colds may lead to w
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Of all known drugs creosote b rec
ognized by high medical authorities
atone of the greatest healing agencies
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Crcomulsion it guaranteed satisfac
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CREOMULSION
FOR THE COUGH FROM COLDS THAT HANG ON
Justice Is Not Blind!
AN ANCIENT PREJUDICE
AS BEEN REMOVED
Justice is no longer dispensed by ignorant and individual domination. Another ancient prejudice stands convicted
by AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE which insists that a jury "twelve good men, tried and true" decide the facts.
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