MONDAY, DECEMBER 21, 131
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON
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Society, Clubs and Music
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Sans Souci
Club Party
Saturday
Mr. nd Mrs. Floyd Su-Rinund
were hosts to the Suns Souci club
at tlwir home Saturdity evening for
A delightful Chrifctnitui parly. Holi
day decorations, together with a
pretty Christmas tree, were arrang
ed attractively In the rooms where
four tables of "500" were in play.
Hirjth score prizes for the evening
went to Mrs. Oscar Dencer and Wil
liam E. Moses.
Gifts which ladened the decorated
tree were exchanged by the mem
bers as part of their Christmas fro
lic. Later In the evening Mrs. Sicg
mund nerved refreshments.
Members present for the evening
were Mr. and Mrs. William E. Moses,
Mr.mnd Mrs. Oscar Dencer, Mr. and
Mrs. William Davenport, Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. L.
M. Case, Mr. and Mrs. Charles An
dresen, Mr. and Mrs. Al Propp and
the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Siegmund.
The next meeting of the Sans
Soucl club will be held at the new
country home of Mr. and Mrs. Den
cer.
llavi'sville Women j
Have Holiday Party
Hayesville The Christmas meet
ing of the Woman's club was held
at the home of Mrs. E. L. Moore
last week with Ida Denny assisting.
The rooms of the Moor home were
gayly decorated with Christmas
motif while a lighted Christmas tree
added much to the attractiveness
f the room.
Several Items of importance were
disposed of during the business
meeting. Sewing was the diver
sion lor the remainder of the af
ternoon. Refreshments, also in keeping
with the holidays, were served to
Mrs. A. Batdorf. Mrs. Fred Wil
liams, Mrs. J. L. Morrison, Mrs.
Clark Ritchey. Mrs. Dave Janzen.
Mrs. Beers. Mrs. Rovilla McAfee,
Mrs. C. Bedwell, Mrs. Robin Day.
Mrs. Claude Talmadge. Mrs. Char
les Reed, Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. Min
nie Rirkman, Mrs. Flzabsth Siddell,
Mrs. Brilla Halbcrt, Mrs. Burr Teel.
Mrs. McMillton. Mrs. Albert Set
tler, and the hostesses. Mrs. Moor
and Miss Denny. Guests were Mrs.
Markcn. Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Len
gren and Miss Evans.
The next club meeting will be
January 7 at the home of Mrs.
Clark Ritchey. Mrs. Janzen will
assist. Members are to respond to
roll call by telling "How I Met My
Husband."
Members of the Friday bridge
rlub were guests of Mrs. E. A. KurU
at . her country home Friday for a
1 o'clock luncheon and afternoon
of bridge. Additional guests were
Mrs. Lester Pearmine. Mrs. James
Jennings and Mrs. Lester Davis.
Mrs. Scott Page held hit;h score
for cards.
The Calvary Baptist Women's
Missionary society held a Christmas
party and social afternoon in the
church parlors Friday. Hostesses for
the affair were Mrs. Sain Vail, Mrs.
P. C. Pratt. Mrs. Verne Wright. Mrs.
George King and Mrs. Charles Mc
El ninny.
Mrs. Ed Bingenhelnipr was in
harge of the Christmas program
which consisted of devotions led by
Mrs. Behrens. vocal numbers by Mrs.
Julia Harms, reading by Mrs. Walter
Kelson, playlet by Mrs. Pratt and
her daughter, Mrs. Wright, and vio
lin solos by Mrs. Clarence Bowes.
Christmas decorations were used
about the rooms and in the church
dining room where members were
wired at small tables appropriately
decorated with Christmas greenery
and lighted with red tapers. Mi.1;
Mina Giles poured and Mrs. W. F.
Foster cut ices.
Jerry' Stone was host on his 15th
birthday anniversary Saturday night
with a line party at the Capitol
theater followed by games and re
freshments at his home with his
mother. Mrs. Stephen A. Stone,
serving. Twelve boys, schoolmates
of Jerry's, were his guests during
the evening.
Sons of Veterans and their aux
iliary will hold their annual Christ
mas party Tuesday nittht at the
Woman's club building. A 6 o'clock
duiner will be followed by a pro
gram.
Mrs. (lodi'iry
Hostess Monday
Mrs. Ida B. Godfrey will enter
tain at her home Monday evening
with her annual Christmas dinner
and Christmas party. An exchange
of gifts about the large, brilliantly
lighted Christmas tree will follow
the dinner.
Guests of Mrs. Godfrey during
the evening will be Miss Eunice
Robertson, MLss Winifred Graham,
Miss Bernice Hector, Miss Ruby
Johnson, Miss Anna Peters, Miss
Mary Jordan, Miss Ruth Coffine,
Miss Thora Boesen, Miss Margaret
Knapp, Miss Ethclwynne Murton,
Miss Jean Wharton, Miss Margaret
Barrett, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hardin,
Mr. and Mrs. Luke Shields. John
Hanlon. Ralph Schomp. Bill Ham
mond, George Brown. Frank Lynch,
Jack Creager, Fred Ackerman, Mel-
vin Prior, Paul Walgren, Ernie
Eldrich. Dr. Scholl, George Corey,
R. H. Corey, Mr. Miller and Fred
Gerke.
Christian (lioir
Cun cert Sunday
The First Christian church choir,
assisted by the Miulrigal club and
the Salem Civic Male chorus, will
give1 a sacred concert next Sunday
evening at 7:30 o'clock in the First
Christian church under the direc
tion of Prof. E. W. Huuson. The
entire chorus will be composed of
50 voices. Miss Ruth Bedford and
Miss Lois Phimmer will be accom
panists. Soloists in the concert will be
Herbert Hobson, Wendell Robinson.
Ronald Craven. Miss Lillian Scott,
and Mits Aldeanc Smith.
The program follows:
CnTubir Hymn
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Tlir Infant Jfsus Yen
Mtrbfrt Hub&un
C!ri-tm!t Soitw 'rium Gounod
Wrniirll liubiii.sou sml Ronald Cig-.in
Offrrion cihi.n iolo. ' The ComUiw .f
the Man " Mors
Miss Lola Pliimmer
I Know Thfil My Ki'definrr Livelh. Handil
Miss Luit.-.n Broil
The Hc! Moilifr B.ntf8 carol)
arr. bj- Mi K unity
Mrs. George Pearce, Dr. Helen
Pearce, Miu Harriet Long and MUs
Edith Denise motored to Portland
Sunday afternoon to attend the pro
gram of the Portland Symphony or
chcfetra and the Portland Choral so
ciety at the municipal auditorium.
Mhs Long and Miss Denise were
guests at the Pearce home tor a sup.
per later in the evening.
.
Officers elected at a meeting of
the sewing tlub of the auxiliary to
Sons of Union Veterans on Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Emily Preston were: President, Em
ily Prescou; v ice-president. Mtttie
jShramm; treasurer, Hattie Cam
i nitron; wcretary. Margaret Fessen-
dtn. Mrs. Lizzie Smith was given
a vote of appreciation lor her long
crvice as presmem of the group. A
Christmas parly was held also, and
refreshments appropriate to tne
xtason were served. Nine mem
bers were present.
Girl .Reserves
Present Oifts
All grade school Girl Res rvi s
will join in a gift ceremonial and
Christmas party Mommy nigm
from 1:30 to 8:30 o'clock at the
Y. M. C. A. building on Court street
Carols will be sung with Miss Helen
Ney directing, and Miss Edith Star-
rett will give a reading. "Why th
Christmas Chimes Rang. The gift
ceremonial lor the Leslie junior
high Girl Reserves also will be held
Monday night, from 7 to 9 o'clock,
this meeting being at the Y. W.
rooms on North Liberty street.
Miss Minnie Shrode and Miss
Margaret Freeman will assist with
the Leslie party and the grade
school party will be assisted by the
advisors. Miss Edith Stnrrett, Miss
Margaret Marsh. Miss Helen Ney.
Miss Dccna Hart and Miss Dorothy
Shepherd.
The gilts from both groups will
be presented to the children at the
state tuberculosis hospital.
The Parrish seventh grade Girl
Reserves will meet at the school
and tile ninth grade group will
meet at the Y. YV. C. A. with Miss
Gladys Taylor and Miss Helen
Prang, on Tuesday, to complete
their gilts for the hospital children.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. B. E.
Carrier will take the gilts from
the Girl Reserves out to the hos
pital and will bs accompanied by
Elizabeth Lewis, Natalie Neer,
Helen Wiedmr, Margaret Moore
and Grace Skinner as representa
tives of the Reserves.
The hk'h school proup will mret
Tuesday evening for a class in
tooling and at 8 o'clock will po car
olling at several institutions and
homes under the direction of their
advisor. Miss Helen Breithaupt, and
their song leader, Gwen Gallaher.
Dinner
Entertains
Matrons .
An attractive 7:30 o'clock no-host
dinner entertained numbers of the
Past Matrons club Saturday night
at the home of Mrs. Ida Godfrey.
The dinmr preceded the annual
Christinas party of the group, which
was held about a big cnristmas
tree with Mrs. Alice Meyers acting
as Santa Claus. Gills were ex
changed by the members. J
Tiie large inning table was ccn-;
tered with red tapers and bowls of i
holly. Covers were placed for the I
Me: dames Lena Chernngton, Emma j
Mvrphy Brown. Alice Coolidge, Ida
Babcock, Ruse Babcock, Jessie Dar
by, Jennie Emmons. Jessie Follis,
Ida Godfrey, Monnie Hauser, Mary
Johnson. Alice Meyers. Mabel Min
to, Ida L. Niles, Addie Mae Pet
teys. Pearl Pratt. Florence Reeves.
Estella Smith, Lou a Smith, Eleanor
Sterner, Josephine Vass. Carrie L.
Wood, Faye Wright, and the Misses
Leila Johnson and Minnie Mueller.
Among students who returned
home from colleges over the week
end were David Eyre, student at the
University of Oregon, at Eugene, and
Margaret Engel and John Meredith,
students at the Oregon state col
lege at Corvallis.
A pretty Christmas party will be
given Monday night at the home of
Miss Dorothy Blaisdell. Gifts from
a large Christmas tree will be ex
changed. Later in the evening a
group of boys will be guests nt an
informal dance in the BlalsdeU
home.
Those attending the Christmas
party will be the Misses Louise Cra
mer. Betty-Mae Hart i me. Rosa Lee
Nusbaum, Betty Vaughn, Ruth
Chapman. Dorothy Jones, Jeanette
Park. France's Park. Rosemary Saw
y?r, Gra:-e Holman, Fern Harris.
Helen En?:l, Hoddy Wirtz. Jeanne
Lun.sford. Marie Stulot-man, Vir
ginia Cross. Margaret Hauser. Vel
ma May, Doris Mc Calliper. Rachel
Yocum, Alice George and Dorothy
BlalsdeU.
JuriKc and Mrs. John H. McNary
are leaving on Wednesday for Tus
con. Ariz. They will be gone about a
month.
Stayton Cluh Reports
On Oregon Products
StaytonwAn Interesting meeting
was held by the Stayton Woman's
club, followed by a Christmas pro
gram, on Thursday afternoon. Re
jtorts were made by tlie committee
In charge of the Oregon products
dinner held recently by the members
that a net profit of $56 was made.
It' was decided that at the next
meeting each member would report
on some Oregon product, old and
new, that she had used, and this
suggestion with the name of the
member would be posted in the club
house for future reference. This Is
being done in order to keep up the
spirit of using Oregon products In
preference to out of the slate, when
quality and price are equalled.
The club also decided to reduce
the debt on the building and to pur
chase a dozen more chairs for the ,
club house.
After the business session a short
program was given by Medanie&
Sarah Sehmid, Josephine Rock,
Edith WriKht. Ruth Woods and Eu
nice TobicT The large fireplace in
the club house was a pretty setting
for the Christmas scene, together
with fir trees, ferns and lighted red
candles. The theme of the program
was "Review of the Christmas Pro
gram.' with parts taken by Alvln
and Laurence Schmid. Frank Tobie
and Darrel Wright, with the aid of
the committee. After the program
refreshments were served.
Tne following members were pres
ent: Mesdames Marcia Mayo, Flor
ence Adams, Grace Ncibert. Booker,
Mary Mavo, Teresa Duncan, Mary
Tate. Maude Beauchamp, Gladys
Johns, Louise Beauchamp, Flossie
Pound, Nellie Jones. Floyd Crabtree, I
Mattie Bruce, Margaret Schaefer,
Eana Sloper, Bess Korlnek, Wiley,
E. D. Alexander. J. L. Jorden, Ger
trude Deidrick, Marie Dawes, Ame
lia Van Erman. Goldle Brown, Freda
Robert. W. W. Elder. Nora Gard
ner. Charles Streff. Ruth Woods,
Edith Wright. Eunice Tobie. Joseph
ine Rock and Sarah Schmid.
Mrs. Frances Ganiard gave a
birthday party at her home Satur
day afternoon in honor of the sev
enth birthday anniversary of her
grandson, Raymond. Six other little
guests who were present were Lawr
ence Beckner. Eldon Bcckner. Alvin
and Robert Diem. Delbert Garner
and Roy Petzel. The alternoon was
siient in playing games after which
refreshments were served.
The R. N. A. sewing club will
hold its Christmas party Tuesday
at the home of Mrs. Saraii Har-
ter,' 663 North 20th street. A pot
luck luncheon will be served at
noon.
Roderick Lives ley. son of Mr. and
Mrs. T. A. Li vestry; George Belt,
son of Judge and Mrr. Harry Belt;
and Paul Franklin, son of Mr. and
Mrs. O. F. Franklin, have arrived
from Atascadero, Calif., where Uy
are students at the Moran school
for boys. They are spending a two
weeks' holiday with their parents
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Paulsen of
Portland wre guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Reed Rowland over
the week-end. Mr. Paulsen attended
the homecoming banquet ofs Pacific
Lodge No. 50. A. F. & A. M. on Fri
day night. He is a past master of the
oldge.
The regular meeting of the Mc
Kinley Parent-Teacher association
will be held in the school building
Tuesday night at 7:45 o'clock. A
Christmas program will be given by
the children of the school.
Woodbum Mr. and Mrs. O. P.
Wright were given a surprise at
their home on Third street by a
group of friends in honor of the
twelfth anniversary of their mar
riage. The evening was spent playing
"500" and prizes for high score were
won by Mrs. 8. W. Harper and Ellis
Harper. Arista Nendel received the
consolation. Refreshments provided
by the guests were served. In the
group were Mr. and Mrs. Arista
Nendel, Miss Mildred WriKht, Mr.
and Mrs. R. L. Freeburg, Mr. and
Mrs. C. R. Fauleoner, Mr. and Mrs.
R. H. Tyson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Weiss, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Harper.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Harper, Harold
Wright, Marjorle Fauleoner and
Marjorle WriKht, snd the surprised
host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. G. F.
Wright.
BEND PEOPLE Gt'ESTS
Aurora Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
Tyler of Bend are guest of Mrs.
Tyler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. L.
Oribble, while visiting other rela
tives and friends. Mrs. Tyler, who
Is a former teacher in the Aurora
grammar school spent a day visit
ing her former pupils. She was
surrounded by pupils from the first
to eighth grades, most of them
having been taught by Mrs. Tyler
during their school life.
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f ! ' CHRISTMAS GIFT J
2 EIGHT COLOR COMBI- i
S NATIONS IN THE J
J "ENSEMBLE" IDEA $
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i SPA CHOCOLATES
a
Special Christmas Offer
in Permanent Ringlet
$2.50
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Miller's Beauty
Shop
Rijoice Crrntly
Mi's i
Kiioicf Yf Chits
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Hubbard Over 60 friends of the
Dan Lais family gathered at their
farm home to celebrate the home
coming of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fish.
it. Mrs. Fisher was formerly Orpha
Lais, one of the 12 daughters of Mr.
Roberts Mrs. N. P. Kneel and
Hndri j Mrs. B. D. Fidler entertained the
G. T. club of Roberts Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Kugel. Christmas
gifts were exchanged, with little
Jean Fidler dressed in costume, act
ing as Santa Claus.
Those present were Mrs. Alice
Coolidee, Mrs. W. V. Johnson, Mrs.
B. Stntesman, Mrs. William Meier,
Mrs. Flora Holley. Mrs. J. P. Bress-
and Mrs. Dan Lais. She was married . MIf- s- C. Davenport, Mrs. Es-
two weeks ago in lx)s Angeies. a
bride s shower was held in her hon
or. Group winning proved the fea
ture of the evening's fun which end
ed with a midnight wedding supper, i
Mr. and Mrs. Fisher will make their j
hnnip (n Knnsns and will leave here
toon after Christmas.
Hayesville The marriage of Mrs.
Minnie Rickman to Roy Townsend
of Yreka. California, came as a
complete surprise to the commun
ity when it as made known late
last week. Mr. Townsend has busi
ness interests near Yreka but after
a short honeymoon trip the couple
will occupy the Rickman home in
Hayesville.
Mrs. A. A. Daubney of Seattle.
Wash., will be the house-guest ol
her twin sister, Mrs. H. K. Stock
well, durine the Christmas holidays.
ther Query, Mrs. John Orsborne,
Mrs. Robert Judson, Mrs. Roy J.
Rice, Mrs. Gordon Bowman, Mrs.
Forest Edwards, Mrs. W. C. Petty
john. Mrs. G. S. Higgias, Mrs. Mer
vin Fidler and daughter" Jean. Mrs.
Edward Harnsberger and the hos
tesses Mrs. B. D. Fiddler and Mrs.
N. P. Kugel.
The Friendship club will hold
tlieir regular meeting and Christ
mas party Tuesdav at tl.e home of
Sena Wrights, 397 South 17th I
street.
Waldo Hills Mrs. Robert Jkiiz
was hostess Thursday alternoon fori
the Willaid Women's club. The club,
is making a study of the South Am- I
erican continent this year and at the
Thursday meeting papers were given
on Brazil and Peru by Mrs. C. R.
Riches and Mrs. Fred Knighton.
The first meeting in January will i
be omitted and the club win meet
for the nest time at the home of
Mrs. Karl Haberly.
A special guest at the Thursday
meeting was Mrs. William McNeill, i
Members present were Mrs. Fred
Knight. Mrs. P. Neuswanger, Mrs.
A. E. Finley, Mrs. C. R. Riches, Mrs
Karl Haberly. Mrs. Robert Bye. Mrs.
D. S. Hillman, Miss Olive Ottaway,
Mrs. Roy Jinchloe and the hostess.!
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J.ITTI.E LADY'S
Christmas
Food Sale
Tuesday Special
Cinnamon Hulls
Regular 20c
)o7xn 15c
We will rcast your tur
key er bake speelal or
ders fr yu. Just phone
8661
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
OYSTERS 2 cans 25c
.Iut what you need for that
dressing. Na. 1 can.
IHl'TTER I'nund 2Dc
For Wrd. and Tbur-.
Illark Walnut Cuke
Regular 50c ?Q
Special wlv
Mince Pie
Our 0-1 n make O 4
Rrgur 0c O-lC
Tor TtiurMlj? and Friday
KiKit Turkey
Cranberry Sauce
Golden (.low Salad
OrtS CHK1-.T-.MS FROM ? A. M. TO P. M.
LITTLE LADY'S STORE
l-lh and Onl-r strt Phon
ll'ilmn Monarch f;rfr t'.l Tourt Mwl, handlr th
Littlr ljdt 4rHYalr
Something to Lounge In
For CHRISTMAS
The ttifls that are liked the best, are the
gifts in which we can rest grandly, lux- -uriously,
colorfully. Here'.s a group of the
most effective new clothes for lazy hours
specially priced to make your Christ
mas shopping merrv and verv thrift v.
We Cntrr To jiitv
Who Buy lor '
Pajamas . . .
The lady you have in mind may
k-ok lovely in M-mt thing sort of
Ru-u-ian, or vivid corduroy nxd
in a modern manner. Whatever
tvr tvpe. -r"ve int thr pa.i:nRs
to suit htr.P rircs ranje Iiom
95c ,0 9-75
Robes . . .
om thing cjuiiud 1ft ftr-nifthinf
uzy lor wintry day and niirhts.
We have some, trimly tailored
iik rbts. pnd luxurKnui fatirtff
end vlvf-w. H'bs to fit any re
H'Urt :n-nT. a price range of-
1.93 14.50
Jit Our Sew Pa jama and Robe Department
SHIPLEY'S
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MERELY
CQSIRESTMAS
with, a
SUNFREE,
dessert
GREETINGS CAKE
Made of three flavors of Fancy Catering
Cream. Vanilla, Pistachio Fruit and Pepper
mini Candy and toppcdithihipped cream
decorations and an individual Santa Claus.
To tr 7 to 9 .
To tttve 1 2 to 14 .
To tttvt IS to 20 ,
To fer-e 22 to 24 .
2.10
. .4f
, 1.00
FANCY CENTER ROLLS
Your choicr of lwo-6avor Vanilla roik wiih
Holly Ijtil crntcr of grn Prpprrminl
Oncfy ice cream, Santa Claus erntet of
Racpbrrry ice cream, or Christmas Tree
center of Pistachio ice cream. Each rod walk
serve 6 to S persons.
I roM . tl-00 r,J . $2.10
llolil . 1.90 4 ,oll, . t.00
LARGE CREATIONS
These novel creations are particularly ap
propriate for the Christmas Dinner.
Sintm CUu$, to nerve 10 . .
Snowball, to iere 7 ... 1. 25
Sttigh, flUd with 10 iWiv.W
motdt, to terve 20 . . . 4.00
Chrulmmt Bket, to serve 14 2.50
MERRY XMAS CAKES
These dainty cakes arc made of three layer
of Sunfreze Catering Cream. Vanilla,
Rubyette and Butterscotch Pecan. Appro
priate decorations of pure shipped cream
and the inscription "Merry Xntas" com
plete these attractive desserts. Each cab
will serve 8 person.
1 Ctke $1.20
2 f -lei 2.10
1 Ci 2.80
SANTA'S IGLOO HOME
Here's unique dessert in teeping
with the Christmas Season. It is an
igloo placed on a base of Vanilla
Sunfreze and surrounded by the fol
lowing individual molds: Santa
Clair, Aeroplane, Sleigh and Dogs.
Miniature blocks of ice, Reindeer,
etc., tend atmosphere to this novrl
To ttrvt 14 . . . 2.79
V
TOYLAND CENTERPIECE
This new and original creation ts made In
the form of a square base of Vanilla ke
cream upon which is placed an individual
Santa Claus surrounded by assorted ice
cream toy. The outer edge is attractively
decorated with miniature Christmas Trees,
Bells, etc.
To serve 12 J2.2S
7 iW.iW mcid,)
To serve 14 2 50
(1 iaW-Mf mMi)
To ferve IS 3.00
(li nWMJ ncMi)
To terve 20 ... . 1-25
CHRISTMAS CUPS
These are individual servings in the form
of dainty frilled cups filled with Neiselrode
Pudding ice cream and topped with a min
iature Santa Claus and Holly Leaf.
Per Doien
r ktlf dottn
. 12.00
INDIVIDUAL MOLDS
Always a favorite. An individual dessert for
each giwst. Order just the ones you w-sht
SU-fll So Ma tfi ChuMry
H0II7 Sptav PmtmtU
O-rt-Ma-tM W rOTta Stntkiag
Santa Clatnj BW II
Hollr Ll JU-MiWr m4 SUi&
A-iMiKiitf- ClxMlinM flt
Per Jtnen
, iZ.iO
Individiul Hotly baskets of green spun
candy filled kith Peppermint Candy ice
cream and decorated ith I lolly Leaf and
Berry design.
fn doien ! 00
Mmrnim m4n m kill aottn
PUce your order "SOW lot
delivery whenever desired.
For further particulars, phone
the Sunfreze Hostess . . .
Phone 8101
or ak your nearest Sun
freze dealer. i
Vor cWer mM e a'riicrce! lo your
horn, oacaraf in Ury Ice rcjr