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FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1937 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON Society, Clubs and Music VTA Session Interests Salem Folk Mrs. C. W. Walls of Portland, the new president of the Oregon Con gress of Parents and Teachers, will head a contingent of state officers and chairmen who will motor to Salem Saturday to conduct a school of Instruction In conjunction with the day's meeting of the Marlon County Council of Parent-Teacher associations, to be held at the Y M. O. A. Others making the trip will In clude Mrs. P. W. Blum, vice-presi dent; Mrs. Bert V. Chappel, corre sponding secretary; Mrs. J. B. Ward, membership chairman, all of Portland: Mrs. Sam Bellah of Os wego, and Mrs. R. P. Rasmussen of Hlllsboro. The group will be joined here by Mrs. Otto Lance of Albany, a vice-president. "What It's All About, "It De pends on You," and "Ask Mr. Quiz" are Just a few of the intriguing title announced for various phases of the instruction to be offered to pa rent-teacher members who plan to attend. The program Is designed to offer inspiration as well as information as to the policies, alms and me chanics of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers, and is Just one of several Institutes which have been conducted in every section of the slate during the past year. Mrs. Lance will install presidents of local units at the council meet ing preceding the school of lnstruc tlon. Mrs. Mae Dimmlck of Scotts Mills, president of the Marlon council, will rpeslde. and Mrs. New ell Williams of Salem is chairman of the hostess committee. Mrs. E. S. Coates Hostess to Club The final meeting and Installa tlon of the new officers of the Prlngle Woman's club was an event of Wednesday at the home of Mrs, E. S. Coates, 1451 State street. New officers for the year are Mrs. E. S. Coates, president: Mrs. J. W. Keys, vice-president; Mrs. P. R. Clarke, secretary-treasurer and Mrs. Oeorge Adams, reporter. A pleasant social afternoon followed a brief business session with the newly elected offi cers presiding. The guest list included Mrs. George Adams, Mrs. Charles Qra benhorst. Mrs. O. T. Sealey. Mrs. E. A. Hoage. Mrs. Paul Gurgurlch, Mrs. H. C. Stapleton. Mrs. J. W Keys, Mrs. Charles Spurltng, Mrs Emma Webster. Miss Ruth Staple- ton, Miss Nancy Spurllng, Mrs. F. R. Clarke. Miss Virginia Coates, Mrs. Vernon Coates and the host ess. Mrs. G. S. Coates. After a recess during the sum mer months the club will again re sume activities the first Wednes day in October. Queen Esthers at Bertelson Home The Queen Esthers of Leslie M E. church met Tuesday evening for a no-host supper and business meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Bertleson. As this war the annual mite box opening, the r-pnkers, Mrs. Stearns Cushlng and Mrs. Bertleson.spoke on topics re lated to mite boxes. Members and guests present were Doris Dough ton, Janet Boyce. Leila Pogue, Alameda Working. Carolyn Starr. Clarice Waring, Jo Ann Don aldson, Lucille Boehringer, Mary Esther Pemberton. Jean Boyce. Shlrlev Laws, Pe?gv Relnholdt, Merrilynn Boyd. Lucille Reed. Ha rd Cooper, Carla Williams, Doro thea Graham, Bprnice Boyce, Carol Cooper. Ethyl Mae Williams. Lu- cretia McClain, Virginia Mason, Barbara Howe, Trula Short, Mary McClain. Mr. and Mrs. John Ber tleson, Mrs. John B. Ulrich and Mrs. Stearns Cushlng from Suth- erlln, Mrs. Mollle Hill Styles Is plan ning to leave the first of June to spend the summer months in Se attle and Belllngham. Wash. She will return to Salem in SeptmbfT. PRACTICAL GIFTS Are Always Acceptable We Surest : ShrafOr, VYahl - Eversharp, Waterman, Fsterbrook or Oxford Pens Stationery. Zipper Portfolios, Memory Books, Scrap Books, 5 Yr. Locking Diary etc. GRADUATION OREETINO CARDS' Up Cdltcd by Mrs. Robert Oillon was honor ed on her 80th birthday Sunday when a group of relatives entertain ed at dinner at her home. Those present were Mrs. Glllon, Robert Oillon, Charles Glllon, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Alderman and son, Emery, Mr. and Mrs. Page Stevenson and daughter, Ma bell, Miss Shirley Ste venson. Mrs. Rhoda Nagle, Bob Rowland and Mr. and Mrs. Nile Pearce. Matrons Are Hostesses At Luncheon The Junior Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church entertained with a dessert luncheon at the home of Mrs. E. M. Duffy Thursday after noon with Mrs. Duffy, Mrs. C. P. Patton, Mrs. C. T. Jory and Mrs William H. Lytle serving as host esses. Tables were made up for bridge later with honors going to Mrs. W. M. Cllne and Mrs. Clifton Mudd. Mrs. Flora Thomas was awarded a special prize. Playing were Mrs. Sidney Kromer, Mrs. Donald McCargar, Mrs. James Laid law, Mrs. James R. Humphrey, Mrs. Charles D. Wood, Mrs. Francis Wray, Mrs, Charles Claggett, Mrs. Henry Mason, Mrs. Wesley H. Egger, Mrs. Thomas O. Russell, Mrs. Hugh H. Earle, Mrs. William P. Leary, Mrs. Robert Brennan, Mrs. Alton Hurley, Mrs. Hess Williams. Mrs. W. M. Cllne, Mrs. George A. White, Mrs. Lyman Sued, Mrs. W. L. Phillips. Mrs. E. J. Seel la rs. Mrs. Lester Wray. Mrs. J. A. Mullins, Mrs. Hugh Bryan, Mrs. M. Yates, Mrs. Clifton Mudd, Mrs. J. N. Cham bers. Mrs. R. C. Churchill, Mrs. R, E. Caley, Mrs. Flora Thomas, Mrs, Homer Goulet, Sr.. Mrs. D. C. Rob erts, Mrs. A. M. Jerman, Mrs. San derson Reed, Mrs. John A. Carson, Mrs. J. W. Lewis, Mrs. Arthur Moore, Mrs. James J. Panton. Mrs. William H. Lytle. Mrs. E. M. Duffy, Mrs. C. F. Patton and Mrs. C. T. Jory. Musical Service at Knight Memorial In a musical-dramatic service Sunday evening the Knight Me morial Players will present again by request the drama "Thy Son Liveth, by Maryann Manly. The players are Ray Drakeley as the Wayfarer; Harold Melchart, as the Greek: H. S. Stover as the Sad ducee; Allene Moored as the old woman, and Horace Belden as the boy. A ladies quartet composed of Beneltta Harland, Caryol Braden Harriett Adams and Pearl Eyre will be featured in three numebrs, "The Master Passes By," Hammond "Crossing the Bar," Neidllnger; "O Shephard of Israel, Morrison. A mixed quartet singing "The Voice In The Wilderness." Scott, and a solo "By the Waters of Baby lon, Speaks, sung by Allene Moor ed are Included In the musical prelude. The duet "Crucifix" hy Paure sung by two of the players, Ray Drakeley and Allene Moored, is the climax of the drama. Prom Evinces Much Interest A gala event of tonight for Sil vertons younger set will be the Junior-Senior prom. During the first dance Miss Llleth Neil will be crowned queen and her princesses will include the Misses Prances Walker, Eleanor Carroll, Eleanor Bolme, Betty Frances. Jean Thoml son and Sarah Arbuckle. The ballroom will represent i garden with its beautiful decora tions. Harry Wesley and his or- chrstra will piny. All Summer IiOUI R0UL1D TRIP . 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For dataila, Z i. i uroaiar, o.n.r.l Pan r. .. n.iiw.r, roniana, oraton. Roftn yrt, Pboo IftTl Carol Shields I Has Birthday Party Today Mrs. Luke Shields entertained a group of the very young set and their mothers with an attractive af fair this afternoon which was given in compliment to the first birthday anniversary of her young daughter, Carol. A birthday cake was a feature of the afternoon and the red and white color motif was carried out in the appointments. Those bidden to honor little Miss Carol were Julia Ann Miller, Ann Heltzel, Edward Sox, Jr., Nancy and Suzanne Puhrer, Jo Ann Hoover, Johnny Humphrey and Barbara Bonesteele. Additional guests were Mrs. Vern Miller, Mrs. John Heltzel, Mrs. Ed ward Sox of Albany, Mrs. Walter Puhrer, Mrs. Theron Hoover, Mrs. James R. Humphrey, Mrs. Raymond Bonesteele and the hostess. Mrs. Luke Shields. Baptist Rally In Corvallis Over a dozen churches of the Central Willamette valley will send young people as their delegates to a rally of Baptist young people to be held Saturday, May 22, In the First Baptist church of Corvallis. The afternoon session which com mences at I o'clock will be given over to conferences. One will be for young people of the high school age with another for students in college. These conferences will center around the subject, "Is Christ Adequate for My Life," and "How May I Know and Live Out God's Purpose for My Life." Lead ers have been carefully chosen from Albany. Corvallis. Monmouth and Portland, to conduct these discus sion groups. The address of the afternoon "Christ Answers Honest Doubt and Inquiry." will be deliv ered by Rev. Arno Q. Weniger, pas tor of the Calvary Baptist church. Salem. T. H. Hagen. director of Christian education for the Ore gon Baptist state convention, will bring the afternoon sessions to a climax. He will be assisted by State President Manley. The young people of the Corvallis Baptist church have planned an excellent program around the theme "Come and See." A banquet will be served at 6:30 with four responses and toasts, Those making the responses will represent Lacomb, McMinnvllle, Salem and Albany. The evening service will feature a fine program of special music with the closing message by Rev. Elmer A. Junker of Albany on the subject, "The Challenges of Christ." State leaders have pronounced the program one of the finest ever pre pared for Baptist young, people in their mid-year rallies. Mrs. L. D. Mars Feted at Party Mrs. Robert Boardman entertain ed at her home in East Nob Hill Thursday afternoon for the pleasure of Mrs. L. D. Mars, who is leaving to make her home in Hlllsboro. A smartly arranged dessert lun cheon was followed by several hours of contract. Those bidden were Mrs. Mars, Mrs. J. A. Jelderks, Mrs. J. A. Brownson. Mrs. Bryan Goodenough, Mrs. Donald Toomb. Mrs. Saul Janz. Mrs. A. C. Anderson, Mrs. E. E. Thomas. Mrs. James Hardte, Mrs. G. W. Ross, Mrs. W. L. Arthur. Calling for tea late in the after noon were Mrs. H. J. Thomas, Mrs. Herman Pfister and Mrs, George R. K. Moorhead. Junior Maccabees, No. 122, will meet Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the Fraternal tempi. 89.75 93.75 67.35 68.75 48.00 48.00 67.60 89.75 54.35 87.75 Greater Comfort, Economy, Pleasure, I n Train Travel New daluit Co that, lattat Touritt and Standard Sltap inf Cara. flnait Dinttif Cart, with low prictd maala. Ob-rTatioii.CluB-Ltjni;t Cara. Hatpin car charm rt due ad. these famous thaims VI. IPOKANK ana IT. PAUL r li.htly hlvhtr eon.ull South. rr. jIIt Si it Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Hullnga will leave May 25 on an extended trip to the eastern coast, visiting en route at Chicago, Detroit and Ni agara Falls, before reaching Ruth erford, N. J. While in the east, Mr. Hulings will inspect the Bridge port plant of the General Electric company, the largest radio factory in the world. The Hulingsea will return to Salem by the southern route, through Washington, D. C and Richmond. Virginia. mm Maccabees No. 133 will meet at the Fraternal Temple Friday even ing at 7 o'clock for a benefit din ner. Following a program at 8 o' clock, there will be dancing with music by the Mitchell orchestra. Zontians Name Board Members The Salem Zonta club met for luncheon Thursday noon at the Gol den Pheasant. A unique arrange ment of iris in a large bowl center ed the table. New board members chosen were Miss Mabel Savage, Miss Nellie Schwab, Miss Helen Barrett, Mrs. LaVeme Winkler and Mrs. Robert Butler. Other board members are Miss Dorothy Pearce, Miss Lillian McDonald, Miss Doris Richev and Mrs. Mabel Brownell. Covers at luncheon were placed for Miss Hazel Cook, Miss Lillian McDonald, Miss Helen Barrett, Miss Helen Yockey, Miss Dorothy Pearce, Miss Helen Louise Crosby, Miss Ma bel Savage, Miss Nellie Schwab. Miss Doris Riches, Dr. Helen Pearce, Mrs. La Verne Winkler. Mrs. Dora Staoey and Mrs. Winifred R. Her rick. Bobby Foelkl Has Gay Party Mrs. Peter Foelkl entertained with a gay party honoring her son, Bobby, this afternoon. The affair was arranged In compliment to the birthday anniversary of the honor guest and at tea time the table was decorated In pink and blue. Guests Included Master Bobby, Shirley and Judith Dean, Kenneth and Betty Andresen, Donna and Darrell Lawrence, Mrs. Charles Dean, Mrs. Edward Andresen, Mrs. Lewis Lawrence and the hostess. Mrs. Peter Foelkl. Shower Honors Miss Chapman Mrs. Arthur Hathaway and Mrs. Blaine Chapman entertained with a smartly arranged party recently honoring Miss Mary Lou Chapman. The affair was given at the home of Mrs. C. E. Forbls and during the evening a gift shower honored Miss Chapman. Marjorle and Wanda Jean Hathaway, dressed as bride and bridegroom, presented the gifts. Spring flowers decorated the guest rooms. Mrs. Leah Ohse sang and Miss Phyllis C. Macy sang. Quests bidden to fete Miss Chap man were Mrs. E. A. Dickson, Mrs. George Lathrop, Mrs. W. D. Phil Hps, Mrs. Leah Ohse, Mrs. Elmer Rierson. Mrs. Charles Hathaway, Mrs. Christena Newburgh, Mrs. Oeorge Pro. Mrs. Jack Kinney, Mrs. Oeorge Rhodes, Mrs. Carl Sellers, Mrs. J. D. Alexander, Mrs. T. D. Trick. Mrs. Edith Barry, Mrs. Phil lips Sltner, Mrs. E. V. Furgerson, Mrs. R. A. Horn, Mrs. Mary Cam mack. Mrs. Blaine Chapman. Mrs. Arthur Hathaway, Mrs. C. E. Forbis, Miss Esther Cammack and Miss Phyllis C. Macy. . The Junior - Senior Epworth league of Leslie M. E. church met Monday evening for a no-host sup per, business meeting and song practice. Plans are being made for the summer Epworth League Insti tute. About 26 were present for the meeting. IP)S1IAIL. ir.AafM C? South Circle 1 Holds Meeting The South Circle of the First Christian church was entertained on Wednesday at the Hoyt street home of Mrs. Walter Birdwell. The following members and guests were present: Mrs. B. W. Macy. Mrs. Estella Gabbert, Mrs. F. E. Birch, Mrs. Nellie Schlelsner, Mrs. D. A. White, Mrs. Esther Sharpnack, Mrs. C. R. Pritchard, Mrs. George Duns ford. Mrs. May Ratcliffe, Mrs. Syl via Richter, Mrs. Ida Brooks, Miss Martha Mortenson, Mrs. E. J. Mauk. Mrs. Harry Hunt, Mrs. M. R. Vles ko. Mrs. E. Wood, Mrs. Hazel DeHut, Mrs. Dora Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Drill, Mr. and Mrs. John Schmidt, Mrs. Ida Steele. Mrs. C. C. Cole, Mrs. C. Harold and the host ess, Mrs. Walter Birdwell. Eagle's Auxiliary Plans Installation Willamette auxiliary. Fraternal Order of Eagles, met Wednesday eve ning for the regular business meet ing. Plans for Installation, under the direction of Mrs. Elsie Eshleman. were made. This will be held June 3. Officers to be installed are: Past Madame President, Sibyl Roberts; Madam President, Hazel Marshall; vice-president, Nell Knittle; chap lain, Mary Bilbrey; secretary, Lu cille Tumbleson; treasurer, Julia Smith; trustees, Genevieve Gosser, Hulda Burke, Rose Harland; inside guard, Reva Ravidson, outside guard, Mabel Rowland; conductress, Dor othy Harland. Twenty young people of the Polk county Brush College grange enter tained members of the aerie and aux iliary with a fancy drill. These young people, under the supervision of Frances Wilson and Charles Glaze, are to be complimented on the effi ciency of the team In view of the fact the group has been organized as a team for only about two months. Donald Ewing and Ruth Whitney are the captains. Misses Myrtle and Gertrude Meier also entertained with tap dancing. Mrs. Suzanne Prultt and Mrs- Ida Wesley are In charge of the enter tainment lor next week. Mrs. A. T. Wain P.E.O. Hostess Mrs. A. T. Wain entertained Chapter G, P. E. O. Sisterhood. with a charmingly arranged des sert luncheon Thursday. The af fair commemorated Mother's day and several additional guests were Invited to the affair. Mrs. Gordon Flnlay gave a paper on the history of music, illustrating work of the various composers by playing several of their character istic compositions. Mrs. Gordon McGilchrlst, accompanied by Mrs. Flnlay, sang for the group. Special guests were Mrs. Irl Mc Sherry, Mrs. Elizabeth Cowan, Mrs T. A. McBride, Mrs. R. W. Water- house, Mrs. Otto Wilson, Mrs. Rob- ert Sprague and Mrs. D. D. Soco- lofsky. Mrs. A. Tyner Wool pert will en tertain the group in a fortnight, Bernard Barron Presents Pupils Bernard Barron, noted cellist, will present a group of his students In recital at Waller hall next Friday evening. May 38. Several students from the Willamette school of mu sic will assist and a feature will be the appearance of a string ensem ble. Maruerita Fischer Visits Silverton Silverton Marguetrlta Fischer well known actress and movie star of a few years ago, visited the J. D. Drakes in Silverton recently. Miss Fischer was a former resident here and during her trips to the north west visits a number of her old -time friends In this community. With tier was her sister, remembered here as Dotty Fi5cher. The visitors were also at the Salem home of their aunt, Ann Fischer. Want sheer stockings for every-day Want them to be able to "take it" when it comes to wear? Stock up on these! Sheer and clear re-in-forced for a long life. All the important new summer Khades. First Quality All the New Shades Pure Silk Full Fash'n'd Rcinf'd Heel and Toe Beautif ul JffM The Past Matrons association. O.E.S., will hold a memorial service for Mrs, Josle La Fore this eve ning at Godfrey'.. Dinner will be served at 7:30 o'clock and later the regular meeting will be In session. Slay ton Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Lambrecht spent the week-end at the Jake Lambrecht home. They are making their home near Leba non. Miss Blanche Hubbs Is Honored Guest Silverton Miss Blanche Hubbs was the complimented guest Tuesday evening at a dinner given at the Oolden Pheasant in 8alem and a theatre party later, when Miss Mur iel Bentson, Miss Stella Dybevlk and Miss Cecile Steel eentertalned. Cen tering the table were pastel colum bine and other flowers arranged In a lighted container and plain cards marked the place of each guest. Present were Miss Hubbs, Miss Florence Story, Miss lis Mae Davis. Miss Betsy Ruegnltz, Miss Gladys Fletcher, Mis Olivia DeOulre, Mrs. Irma LeRiche, Mrs. Ruth Hasklns, Mrs. Mary Alfred. Miss Bentson, Miss Dybevlk and Miss Steele. ... Alpha Phi Club Meets Tuesday Zena The Alpha Phi Alpha Mo thers' club was entertained with a social afternoon at the charming suburban home of Mrs. Frank Craw ford at Zena Tuesday. The rooms were decorated with baskets and bowls of varl-tlnted garden flowers. The guests enjoyed the beautiful display of flowers and shrubs, which are now at their best, In the Craw ford gardens. These officers were elected at the business meeting: Mrs. Arthur Se- lander, president; Mrs. J. D. Mc Kensie, vice president: Mrs. Edward Brown, secretary; Mrs. J. C. Murray treasurer. Those attending were Mrs. George Vehrs, Mrs. H. A. Smart. Mrs. Ray Yocom. Mrs. Arthur Selander, Mrs. T. C. Mason, Mrs. John Cooter, Mrs. Oeorge Pearce, Mrs. Charles McEi- hinney, Mrs. A. A. Taylor, Mrs. J. C. Murray, Mrs. Fred Anunsen, Mrs. W. E. Kirk, Mrs. Edward Brown, Mrs. J. D. McKertzie, Mrs. Luther Chapln, Mrs. Wayne D. Henry, Mrs. C. Johnson and the hostess, Mrs. Frank Crawford. Coffee! Serving it search for the finest Schilling Coffee One for Percolator another one for Drip and Silex NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY ... The most popular of all Summer Footwear . . . whites. Stocks are now complete with all the new patterns and materials, sandals, cross straps and hi-front effects. Gabardine, white pat ent or kidskin. Come in and see this lovely footwear. SANDALS $2-95 White Kidskin or Calfskin Full Leather Lined Widths A A to C Sizes to 8 Stayton Folk Give Surprise 8tayton A surprise party was given for Luke Dlllard 8unday eve ning when a few friend surprised him on his birthday annlversay TVe evening was spent in playing cards and later supper was served. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Luke Dlllard. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Basl. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Basl, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Lambrecht and family. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Etzel and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Richards. Lewis Freres, Henry Dlllard, the Mtses Frances Ttetz, Jeanette and Helen DUlard. P.E.O. Chapter Has Birthday Lebanon The 18th birthday of chapter V, P.E.O., was the occasion for an anniversary luncheon at Ho tel Lebanon Tuesday afternoon and later an afternoon's program at the home of Mrs. Joel Mayer on East Ash street. In the years since Its organization, chapter V has had 54 members, many of whom are no longer here. A num ber of these absentees wrote letters for this special anniversary affair and these were read by Mrs. Stanley 8tewart. Only three members are no longer living and in memory of these an impressive candlelight ceremony, in which music and Tennyson's "Crossing the Bar" were used, was part of the program. The rooms of the Mayer home were attractively decorated by arrange ments of dogwood and other garden flowers. Mrs. Henderson Wins Honor Rebekah lodge 'will meet al 8 o'clock Monday night at the I.O.O.F. hall for initiation ceremonies. This week In Portland Mrs. Alma Henderson, a member of the Salem lodge and resident of Chemawa, was elected warden of the state as sembly. Shower Fetes Miss Mae Bailer Silverton Mrs. 8am Bailer was hostess to a group of relatives and close friends Wednesday afternoon at the family home In compliment to her daughter. Miss Mae Bailer, in a miscellaneous shower of gifts as a prenuptlal affair. Miss Bailer should be an event not just an incident. Buying it should be a. flavor you can find. 00 Pictured, one of o u r n e w cross-strap patterns of white calf. has announced her wedding to Aaron Sykes of Oervals, to be an event of early June, The gift table was colorfully dec orated and bouquets of early sum mer flowers brightened the rooms. Assisting Mrs. Bailer at the re freshment hour were Mrs. Leslie Elliott and Mrs. Charles Davis. Among those present were Mrs. Charles Oahlen, Mrs. Oscar Dah- len, Mrs. Jake Dick. Mrs. Oeorge Mais, Mrs. John Dick. Mrs. Lew Vearrier, Mrs. E. A. Beugli, Mrs. Henry DuVal, Mrs. Leslie Elliott. Mrs. Hubert Elliott, Mrs. Florence Rosell, Mrs. George Benson. Mrs. Wlllard Benson, Mrs. Anton Sacher, Mrs. Victor Brunner. Mrs. Gordon Longnecker, Mrs. La vie Larson, Mrs. Carrie King. Mrs. Charles Da vis, Mrs. John Small, Mrs. Homer Smith, Mrs. J. H. Maulding, Helen. Anna and Doris Brenden, Grace Ball. Maude Hollin. Hazel Shepherd, Jessie Bonnlchsen. Erma and Clor It Bailer, Mrs. Sam Bailer and the guest of honor. Miss Mae Bailer. 8peclall Our Usual Wave 7)" 'Complete I OK, Perm. Oil Push $1 SO Wave. Complete Open Thursday f.n By Appointment PHONE 36G3 Castle Perm. Wavers 307 1st Nnt'l, Bank Bids. ' Salem's Largest and Finest t S Millinery Store 500 State Street L 1 You'll be" Glamorous this Summer in a new hat from -Reeds Wt broudlu boast of a hat for entry tupt in our selec tion of 1000 styles. 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