Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, June 13, 1930, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, JUNE 13," Wfo ' PACE TEN THE CAPITAL. JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON DEATH CLAIMS MRS.GREENW00D AT DALLAS HOME Dallas- Thursday morning taw the parsing of an old-time resident ol Dallas and it m-iithborhood, when death claimed Sarah M. Greenwood. 84, wife of the lnte P. S. Greenwood. & veteran of the Civil war and a street commissioner ol this city. Hit death oct tired at the home ol ht.- daughter, Mrs. J. H. Harris of Airiip. where she has lived for the jia-t five years. Mrs. On en wood v;as born in Oho In 1840, and in 1H67 he was inar ned at Bethalto, 111. The family came to Dallas in 1888 smd resided here until 1919 v.hen tiny moved to Seattle. Seven children, four daughters md three sons survive. They are: Mrs. H. L. Culp. Alton, 111.; Mrs. E L P.i liner, San FraneiBco; Mrs. M. I Ka .ris. Airiie; Mm. N. L. Kreish I en, H. O. Greenwood, John Oreen ach'u. P. S. Greenwood, all of Se attle. She v.as an aunt of Charles ai .1 N. L. Guy, of Dallas. The body, whirh has been b Ins In .slate at the Henkle & Thomas chap:-l, was shipped Friday to Sc at! ;c where funeral services will be l."id Sunday. . (jl'ESTft AT ZENA 7ena Helen Kane and her little f.itnd, Marcel) Herbster, both of bpicm, are spenuin? the v.eek at the honi? of Mr. and Mrs. James A. F.fii'h. Helen's mother is buyer for the Frtivh Shop in Salem and she Marted on a buy in"? trip to Sjn Francisco Tuesday morning. MISS RAKMIAKT l.KAVKS Independence Miss Dorothy Harnhai't, who ha be'-n making her home with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer HuiT.hart during; the pavt year, and attending the Independence train ing .school, returned to hr home in Falls City Wednesday. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. IiCitcr Barnhart of Falls City. FAREWELL OFFERED BY GRAMMAR PUPILS Amily A farewell parly was given in the city park Wednesday after noon by i he pupils of the fifth and sixih grades of the grammar school in' honor of Betty Davis who left with her parent. Dr. and Mm. O. A. Davis, Thursday morning for Red mond, Wash., where they will reside. A pic-nii! .supper was s?rved and games we're played. Miss Betty was presented with a pretty gift Iroro her &chooi mates. HUNGRY SEVEN AT SILVERTON GUESTS SiKcrton The Hungry yeven club were entertained at the home of Mis. Emil Loe on East Hill Wed nesday afternoon with Mrs. Joe Stajnor, Mrs. Eimcr Olscn, Mrs. Ben Oil ford, Mrs. N. C. Cooley, Mrs. Bert Meyers, Mrs. Ed Lytle tmt Mrs. Carl Spciht attending. Mrs. William Hope, the only other member was unable to attend. Eda Mrs. MatU- I. Carr Is at home for the summer alter a school yea:- spent as a normaF critic at Ri'rea'l. ;t;:mnnnmujmimmtmutmu;r OPTOMETRISTS Specialists in the Art and Sci- ss f lics of prescribing and fitting g BiasiCJ'. ' g 1 w Optica! Co";!. I.'r; Type Drrntr Ciii'V(-(i Lrns Br-: to- ltltr Won 301-2-3 First Natl Blink SALEM, OREGON Soda Is Bad for Your Stomach Recognized authorities say that oda, potassium, pepsin rhU other temporary remedies do no pcrma n( nt goodoften harm results from their drastic action in treating stom ach disorders. The new, scientific t teat men t known as Bumper's MI2 BA Alkaline Powder is mild and hooining. It contains special Inmed iints that k,o riv.ht to the root of .stomai h troub!,". Tiie action Is quick, but without violence. Within 10 min utes you feel relief, a rc-tr.tablish-uh of tone nnd balance of the di giNiivn tract. Oft ME-BA today a blr; rdvanlai;? over violent, harm ful cfi'ects of r.nda. ME-EA is sold under a ratisfaetlon or money-back guurantee by the Capital Drut? Shut. adv No adulterants 100 per cent pure Anlieucvr-ltawti Budweiser Barley-Malt Syrup UGIIT OR DARK RICH IN BODY NOT BITTER tMawimaigiiiMMMWMaiBB .iu-ii4i:iimii:iiiiiiiiiiiii;uj;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;iimu4ui)iiiiiiinii 3-PIECE Ensemble FOR YOUIl Bed Room UNIQUE DISTINCTIVE YET MODERATE IN PRICE This three-piece ensemble comes in dec orated Rreen enamel. The Three Pieces Are -FULL SIZE RED CHIFFONIER -HOLLYWOOD VANITY I'rict d at SEE OUR WINDOWS rt"iMMt'IM- Ml FiiFiiiinre a,Ei j EOLA CLUB WOMEN STAGE SURPRISES Eola Mrs. U Pi ih was complete ly surprised when the Women's club met at her home Wednesday after noon to celebrate the anniversary of her birth. The afternoon was spent In conversation and "500". Members present were Mrs. Ray mond Majr.ee, Mrs. B. I. Ferguson, Mrs. W. O. Oehrke, Mrs. W. R. Peterson, Mrs. Robert Brown, Mra WiUiam Cass, Mrs. Elmer Cramp ton, Mrs: L. A. Ferguson, Maxlne Ferguson and Mrs. U Pugh. Invited guests for the afternooirwere Mrs. E. Williams and Mrs. Russell Pat terson of West Salem. A surprise was given Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Crampton Saturday evening when the women of the women's club and their families went to their home with well filled lunch baskets to spend the eve ning which was spent with conver sion and card". HENRY C0MST0CK IS TAKEN IN MICHIGAN ". Waldo Hills Ed son Conutock and Mrs. William ' Havernlck have received word ol the death of their last uncle. Henry Conutock. Corn stock died at Building. Mich., last Thursday at the ag-e of 90 years. He has visited here a number of times and will be remembered by many. AMITY THIRTY YEAR CLUB HAS ELECTION Amity The Thirty Year In Ore gon club of Amity held a business meeting Tuesday evening for the election of officers for the next year. The present officers ere reelected to serve for another year. Presi dent A. W. Newby; vice president, J. M. Umphlette; secretary-treasurer, J. A. Ruble. The annual meet ing and banquet will be held In the high school auditorium Friday fve:iir. October 24. VISITORS IN AMITY HONORED BY PARTY Amity Mrs. C. A. Fuller, enter tained with a bridge party at her hlme on North Trade street Wed nesday afternoon In honor of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. E. K. Fuller of Peck. Idaho, and her niece. Miss Louise Fuller of Austin, Texas. Four tables of bridge were played, Mrs. Claud VanBuskirk, won high score. Those present were Mrs. Bertie Kendrick. Mrs. S tie f tier of Mc M Inn ville; Mrs. E. K. Fuller, Miss Louise Fuller, Mrs. F. W. Newman, Mrs. Earl Massey, Mrs. Claude Van Buskirk, Mrs. James Payne, Mrs. E. O. Morse, Mrs. M. L. Prank, Mrs. Emll Lindroff. Mrs. O. E. Roth, Mrs. Roy Johnson. Mrs. T. W. Dick ey, Mrs. Dwight Wyalt, Mrs. J. M. Umphlette, Mrs. Will Patty End the hostess. Jefferson Mrs. Elmer Beach with her three sons and daughter were in I town Wednesday enroute from Long view, Wash., to their new home near Eugene. Ralph Beach, the youngest son, graduated Tuesday from the eighth grade and was the winner of a medal known as the "American Legion school award," for courage, honor, service, leader ship and scholarship In the Resale r For the Automotive Trade Re boring, Honing, Valve refactng, -Jid machine work. Ask your garage man W. E. Burns Dan Burns (Not Bros. the Same Man) Hljh SL at Ferry Salem, Or school at Langvlew. The Beach if family are lormer Jeiierson resi dents. Sc-lo Mr. and Mrs. Mack Vaughn arc here from Nebraska on a visit of a few weeks with relatives. Mrs. Vatisl.n Is the mrtlier of Mrs. Quar rey and Mrs. Vaughn a brother of Mrs. Will Uriint. COINtS TO CALIFORNIA TRAVEL il.it luromef hv th icurrtjue KrJwouil Hith iv, hrlotta Cirma P and n l-nat-iKO, fcurrka Jirt-vl route k utioi through tii.mt forrtta id ihe ultlrtt ana inline of tTM. 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