Wednesday, September 21, 1938
The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon
Nine
The Most Enjoyable "Inside Stuff" Is the Filling of a Pie.
CapitaliPourna
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4XABSirir- ' en..-..-
BATE
Per line 29
Par llix t time
Per line. times .400
Per lint. 1 montb
MID See l-tlmi mm M
6-tlme min 46o
Minimum per Ad 26 eents
Want auj must be in by 10 ua
dsr of publication
For Sale Houses
4 ACRC. 4-rm. house and 1-room
house, garage, city lights & water,
fruit tree. Just outside city limits In
North Salem. 10OO full price. Terms.
1460 Saginaw Bt.
Here la a Bargain for 43300 -room
mod. house, flreplsce. basement, fur-
i . ... Imrtm MTUD. eleCtrlO
water heater, fruit and shrubbery.
Only eaou down. unnwui . ;
eion.
P. H. BELL REALTOR
429 Oregon Bldg. Phone 8131. a2J5
Beautiful Orounda - Fully Modern
7-rm. Colonial. Large lot, doe to Br.
High Englewood. Price & terma aa
attractive aa the property.
ROBERT T. BUDROW REAL ESTATE
13 Ladd St Buah Bldg. Ph. 6966. 3a6
For Bale: Small new house by owner.
Terma. Boa ion i;ap. wjdm.
" nSoUSES
qUUI nvu n, . . - . . . ..
ment, waah room and laundry traya,
garage, price 100. Small down
payment, balance use rem.
(-room house, good location, atrlctly
modem, creek lot. 7 blocka from
business center. Price 4000; two
casta.
4-room houaa. East front. larga
cherry treea. garage, paved atreet.
Price 41600. 6140 cash. Terma on
balanoa.
WM. McOILCHBIST. JR.. Realtor
R. D. EMBRBY or RUTH DeSOUZA
934 Bute. Salem. Or. Ph. 4838. a326'
HEW HOME
Strictly modem 6 room, baaement.
furnace, fireplace, located In N. E.
Salem. Price reduced from 84500 to
(3860 for quick aale. A Real Buy at
the price. Let ua enow you thla excep
tional value.
- -SXE O. H. Orabenhorat. Jr.. with
W. H. GRABENHORPT CO.. Realtor
184 B. Liberty Bt. Phone 8488. a23
run onus.
T -blocka North from Pint National
ment. furnace, fireplace, oak floora
In living ana aining room, s irs. uu
rooma on one floor. Lot 80x180. Prlea
reduced from 84760 to 83600. Call
to see tt-SEE Mr. Ellla with
CHILDS at MILLER Realtor!
844 State StPhone 0361. a
NEW 6-rm. mod. nse, H acre. 8160
on- 836 mo. 1 ml. N on River Rd
Rt. . Box 64D. a338
WE HAVE several excellent houaea,
alao lota In Walnut park to aell on
paymenta like rent. AOrama s ejus,
Inc. 411 Masonic Bldg a
jarruMiFT?. JtTPRvrT
Comfortable 6-room cottage, lot 76x
200. A good Inveatment for gzooo.
SEE Mrs. Ellis with
CHILDS & MILLER Realtors
844 State St. Phone 0281.
For Sale Farms
TODAY'S SPECIALS
Five rm. new tile strictly modern
home, never occupied, on aist be
tween Chemeketa and Court. Actual
coat of construction and lot annuo;
our price for few day $4800: $500
down, long easy payment on oajance,
14 ACRES 1 miles Dallas, all in
Bearing wainuts, cnemea ana prunes.
Solendid soil, good house and barn,
water system, place In wonderful
condition $3000, or trade for Salem
property.
95.6 ACRES five miles Salem; 46 so
res black bottom soil. 70 acres culti
vated. 6-rm. house, bam. other bldgs.
Spring water. 67000: $2000 cash, or
take Salem property and assume iong
time Pd. loan of $5000.
30 ACRES near West Stay ton, one of
those choice productive farms where
the big bean grow on Irrigation
ditch. A acres alfalfa. 13 A. bearing
orchard, mostly peaches. No bldgs.
Land In thla section selling for $200
an acre; you can buy thla for $2500.
or will trad for Salem property.
SEE Delano or Lebold
290 North Church St. b226
SACRIFICE SALE: 28 acres, only $100
per acre; 6 ml. of Salem on Dallas
highway. 20 acres set to filberts, 2
acres Royal Anne cherries. Barn, tool
bouse and chicken house, creek on
place. $500 will handle.
WEST SALEM REAL ESTATE
Pb. 8622 b226
DIRECTORY
BODY & FENDER REPAIR
FOB BODY 8t FENDER Repairs. Auto
Trim Seat Covers. Glass Replacement,
Auto Painting, Towing Service SEE
the HerTall -Owens Co. 235 8 Coml.
8t phone 3169 e
CHIMNEY SWEEP
RELIABLE furn. A chimney cleaning.
Ph. 8801. Vacuum Furnace Cleaning
On. Cali after 6 D.m. or before Sam.
0247
EXCAVATING
KXCAVATTNQ of all kinds' basements
dug, dirt hauled or moved, or for sale
SEE Bn Otjen ft Sons Phone 3080 oa
EXCAVATING of all kinds Basements
dug. dirt hauled or moved Dirt for
sals. Salem Sand ft Gravel Co 0408 o
FLORIST
ferelthaupt's for flowers. Dlsl 8904. o
RADIO REPAIRING
LOTUS DuBUY. 456 Belmont. Ph. 4770.
Rev' Moniss. radio serv. Ph. 8424
0238
SEWING MACHINES
WHITE, Singer and other guaranteed
used sew. mseh. Repairs & supplies.
Sew. Mach Dept. Miller's. Ph 3179. o
TRANSFER and STORAGE
For local or distant transfer storage
burner oil. call 8131 Larmer Transfer
Co Trucks to Portland dairy
TYPEWRITERS
ATJ makes sold rented and repaired
Needham Boor store 486 flfate St o
WASHER REPAIRING
W. aerrtoa all make, waah.ra Salem
Appliance Co eaeluslw ABC Mai,"
4S3 Court Ptaan. 9611 o"
wei i nwii i (no
R f SNEKD. 2508 Brooks St Pb (toe
0340
a i purB. 3i3i Mmi. ph. van
033S
WINDOW CLEANING
NIW DEAL WTHDOW (XKAltlNQ CO
Windows PlOOTl Woflwori P 9337 0
WOOD SAWING
B. B. CB065V ttu tlTS or 731. oSttiaan at Child, tot H.
:T w. tea smh run
"We just had it installed by a carpenter through the
Capital Journal classified ads. This was the one
angle of home life which we really missed."
For Sale Farms
"MR. FARM RENTER"
Why don't you atop lmproTtng the
other fellow1 farm and Improve one
for yourself T We have set up otnera
on an Independent baala. why not
you? See ua about farms and fall
delivery.
C. U. otewarx AUtnorutea nroKer
Union Central Life Insurance Co.
Salem Road Dallas. Oregon. b230
For Sale Acreage
IMPROVED 4 ACRE
6-room plastered house, water system,
light, fireplace, garage, paved high
way, close to school, bus line. A Real
Buy at $2100; 8300 down and $20 per
month.
SEE O. H. Orabenhorst, Jr., with
W. H. ORABENHORST ifc CO Realtor
134 S. Liberty St. ddhzy
FOR SALE: ImDroved close In acreage
Phone owner 66F11. bb226
IMPROVED ACRE
Modern 6-room home, paved highway,
close In, Cherry, filbert and walnut
trees, small barn. chicken house and
garage. Price $3000; $300 down and
$30 per month.
SEE O. H. Orabenhorst, Jr., with
W. H. GRABENHORfiT 8c CO Realtor
134 S. Liberty 8t. bb22S"
N. PACIFIC HIGHWAY ACREAGE
6 acres, part In bearing orchard
Located close In. Price $4250. An
Ideal location for any highway busi
ness. $1000 down. bal. $20 per month.
W. H. ORABENHORST 8c CO Realtors
184 S. Liberty St. bb225
For Sale Miscellaneous
KENMORE Elect. Washer $25;
3rd St., West Salem.
1272
c227
LT. Weight Wade drag saw, 2 blades,
Also 29 Pontlac Sedan. See to appre
ciate. Rt. 3, Box 117. C227
Bargains in Used Electric and Fool
Treadle Sewing Machines. Sears Roe
buck Sc Co. c227
BLUE Concord and White
Ph. 26F4 or 8715.
FOR SALE: Fur coat, size 18, $20;
Also 98 Zenith cabinet radio $30;
Also '33 Master Chev. sedan $250;
Also two 650x17 tires and tubes used
verr little $12: 255 Miller or 416 Mar
lon after 6 p.m. c227
Leghorn laying hens. Ph. 120F23. c2?6
REGISTERED Irish Terrier puppies.
Hollywood Are.. Rt. 7, Bog 618. L. W.
Fltfgerald. c227
PLANT now for next spring bloom
In your garden. Primroses ready for
delivery. Collection of 12 perennials
for one dollar. Eola Aerea. Rt. 3. Box
453. Salem-Dallas Highway. Phone
5730. C2261
5 TIRES with tubna, 21x4.50, like
new. Ph. 8841 or 4375. Holcomb. c225
OOOD large tomatoes, 4 ml. S. Rob
erta station. Ph. 77F3 L, H. Zlelke.
85c fc 50c box. Wilt deliver. c22S
EXPERT Repairing on any make of
washer, uu-gest stock or parts in 6
lem. Hogg Bros. Ph. 6022. e24S'
APRONS, set slpg. caps. 679 M.
High
C248
PERSIAN Kittens for sale. Mrs. R, 8
Blackden. Monmouth, Ore.. Rt S. c240
20 Tons of 1st class Baled Straw No
weeds. Call 4491 or 6517 e
EXPERT repairs to typewriters, add'
lng machines, cash registers Moder
ate prices. All makes for sals and
rent. Roen. 456 Court. Phone 677$
BELCRJCBT less than cost Pb
9368
Exchange Miscellaneous
HOTPOINT Elec. Range. $55. Also will
trade good a-noie wood range for 10'
wood. Battery radio to trade tor Elect
975 Hood St. Ph. T178. 225
For Sale Livestock
DEAD and wortnl.as horsee, oowa.
picked up ire. Pbona collect. 6411
Salem. Montgomery Rnd. Worka. e234
For Sale Wood
Dry mill blks. Ig. Id. Ph. 8833. ee350
Drj Wood. Pb. 48F14. Smltb-Rubens
o28
Oood dry H" oak. ah. Ph. 3r4. ee339
ANT kind. Sperlal !" 3nd tn 44.50
e, S c. lota. 3380 Broadway ee337
Wood Sawing. Mra. P, A. Wood. 8390.
ee347
WOOD Sawing.
S444.
Knopf. Ph.
7148 or
e338
OLD Fir IS. Ashcraft. Pb. 1380. ee237
LARGE 18" Old Fir 45: 4 -ft 3nd grth
14. Phone 9458 ee340
18-IN. dry ash. 99.75. Ph. 3P4. ee334
OAK. ASH. FIR. 85 75 94 del P 9703
ee328
For Sale Poultry
Colored Fryers, drawn, drwegd at de
livered to you frean. 85c lb. Pb. 8TC3
f337
Wanted Help
lOTHL to awlet with
housework srd
Uto. (238
ii.
Wanted Help
OCT. 1 Reliable honeat prot. woman.)
gen. hswk. 2 children, good home to;
right person. Wages. Box 184 Cap. Jr.
4
MAN AND WIPE to run coffee agency.
Dp to 848 first week. Automobile given
as bonus. Write Albert Mills. 4058
Monmouth, Cincinnati. O. g223
Experienced Alteration lady for La
dles' Ready-to-Wear. Permsnent po
sition. Fair wages, all applications
in writing. Box 163 Cap. Journal. g236"
EXP. Girl. 20-40. gen. haewk.. care of
2-yrd. old child. Bd, rm., wages de
pend On SDUlty ft EXD. Ph. 7844. g220
Wanted Position
Thoroughly experienced woman wants
part-time or hour work. Ph. 4360. h225 '
Will care for elderly people or Inva
lids In my own home. Mrs. Morrison.
Independence, Ore. h226
EXPERIENCED blacksmith A welder.
References: go nay where. Ph. 6P14.
Salem. Rt. 1, Oervals. C. A. Grady.
Wanted Miscellaneous
FILBERTS. Walnuts. Also meats.
Klorfeln, 277 8. Liberty. Ph. 7633.
JUNK WANTED! We accept all kinds
of old iron, radiators, batteries, etc.
430 South Commercial. 1229"
WANTED Children to board, room.
or by the hour. 1747 N. Broadway,
U4J
Market Poultry wanted Phone 133F2
Lee's Hatchery !
For Rent
ROOMS, 158 8. Cottage.
J226
2-RM. APT. 1129 Brdwy. Adults. J227
Six room
30111.
modern suburban
house.
J227
Clean Pur. sleeping rms.
840 Union.
J230
CENTRAL HOWELL
70 A. farm to rent $400 cash In ad
vance.
H. P. GRANT
620 Court St. Tel. 6744. J226
Furnished 6-room house. No garage.
Box 167 Capital Journal. J22B
FOR RENT: Six room modem Eng
Colonial home with basement, furn
ace, fireplace, garage, located on the
S, Pacific highway about 6 blocks
from city limits, $26.50 per mo.
W. H. GRABENHORfiT & CO.. Realtors
134 8. Liberty St. Phone 6468. J226
FOR LEASE: Good store room located
at 230 N. Liberty St. Heat furnished,
$100 per mo.
W.H. ORABENHORST CO.. Realtors
134 8. Liberty St. Phone 6488. J225
APT. S rms. fc bath. 449 8. Cottage.
1229
Furn. Apt. 830 8. 14th. Ph. 8039. J229
2-Rm. furn. Apt. Lights, water fc Mav-
tag. Adults. $121 1820 Perry. J330-
4 -ROOM partly furnished, baaement,
$17. Phone 6487; 1349 Mission. J226
Very attractive Apt. for 2 girls em
ployed. 48 if. winter. J22r
FOR RENT
4 bedroom bouse, mod. 8. Salem $60.
6 rooms, ultra modern $60.
6 rooms, close In $46.
6 rooms. Market atreet $48.
CHILDS 6f MILLER Realtors
844 State St. Phone 9261. j
6-RM. Pur. Has. Inq. 411 If. Summer
J220
Furn. Sip. Room and gar. in mod.
home. Brief st. If desired. 670 N. 17th.
Phone 4771. J228
MODERN 8 rm. furnlsed apt. Phone
7983.
8LEEPING rooms, close In. Either
twin or double beds. 846 Marlon St.
Phone 4638. J225
4 RMS., unfum. Will take late model
used car as part paymt. Box 161, Cap.
Journal. J226
6 RM. mod. hse., ready Oct. 1. Two
blks. State hue. Ph. 9520.
j33a
LOVELY InBllsh brick home at 1131
Fir, 4 bedrooms, 45. Ph. 3161. Mawa.
J328
ROOM, prl.ate bath, for gentlemsn:
9S1 Oilnes St. Ph. 8358. Hit
OOOD 7-Rm . house, garare. South
Salem, ,30; S-nn. mod. bungalow, 8.
Salem. 435 per month. Perrlne it
Marsters. )
NICK sleeping rooms. 461 N.
High.
J343
HOCSES Melvln Johnson Ph J733 J
8 -ROOM furnished apartment, adults.
Hawthorne Court. 1000 N. Capitol. )
CLEAN a-R. turn. apt. well located. 3
adults. 4711 North Capitol. J334
HOTEL MARION
Attraotree rooms by week
at rry reasonable retee.
month
FOR RENT Offlos rooms. 181 Stele
Inquire room 3O0 Ph S711 !
PIANOS Phonographs and Sewing
Machlrwe for Rent & l Stiff Purn
Iture Co. I
Room and Board
Collee boys. Room 6c Board and
Table Board. 168 North 13th. JJ310
Students Boys, 644 C.nter. Ph. 66M
Call afternoon aii4 veBinca. 1)336
Automobiles
Clear-the-Deck
USED CAR SALE
33 Ford Sedan $235
31 Buick Sedan $195
33 Ford Coupe $255
RMondtt1onMl Motor. Oood
paint, Pln tires.
Valley Motor Co.
Bill Earle - - - CENTER ST. LOT . - Joe Goodf ellow
Room and Board
CLOSB IN. Ttbto bd. 40ft
Mai-ton.
JJ349
RM. tte BD. Ph. 63B3. JJ33B
BD RM. V Tabl Bd. 166 Court.
1J237
ROOM and board, day. week or month.
828 8. 12th. JJ226
Close In. 315 BellTus. Ph. 8787. JJ344
RM. 4 bd. Men. up. P.
3408.
JJ338
Lost and Found
LOST: Dk. blue Coat with taifeta lin
ing. Lib. reward. Pb. 6830. k337
Personal
Psychologist, Advisor. "Mrs.'
Phone 6480.
Mart in
1338'
Real Estate
RESIDENCE LOT
Located In N. East Salem, that fast
growing section of your city, paved
streets, sewers, wsier, ouuaing re
strictions. Will trade for automobile,
...,,' wht v,.,. ,ou. EB
W. H. ORABENHORST A CO., Realtors
134 S. Liberty St. nia-
1 LOT In W. Salem $150. Box 168 Cap.
JournaL n227
2 60x100 lots, $100 each; 16th and
Cross. P. McPee. 46B N. Cottage. n225
Exchange Real Estate
FOR EXCHANGE
6 Acres, 7-room house for modern A
or 6 room Salem bouse.
1 Acre 4-room house, electricity, gas,
garage, poultry house, barn. For
sale or will trade for 6-room bouse
in town.
1 Acres New 4-room bouse, fire
place, hardwood floors, Venttlan
blinds, garage. Will take small house
in saiem.
H Acre 2 -bed room plastered house,
wired for range. Exchange for 6-
room house in Salem or w. eaiem
0 Acres orchard, city water, fine
building site. Trade for small bouse
in Salem.
2Va Acres Electricity, garage, 1 poul
try houses, berries, electric water
system, Exchange for 2 'bedroom
house in North Salem.
WM. McOILCHRIST. JR.. Realtor
R. D. EMBREY or RUTH DeSOUZA
326 State, Salem. Phone 4836. nn226"
66 ACRES 50 In-cultivation, 0-room
house, barn, and family orchard. Price
$5500. Want to exchange for farm
near the coast suitable for stock.
NICE 4-room house, garage, beautiful
creek lot. To exchange for 1 acre close
In. Must have a good house.
R OSTEIN ft ADOLPH. INC.
110H N. Commercial Bt. nn225
8-RM. house, large enough for duplex
or apartment, exchange for late mo
del car or new smaller nouse.
Valley Land Co, 370 State. nn226
Automobiles
PECIAL
1986 Plymouth DeLuxe 4 dr. Touring
Sedan, perrect condition. 4o.
JOHN L. WHITE. Used Cars
S44 N. Commercial. q225
SPECIAL
1996 Ford Tudor, low mileage, like a
new car. mechanically perfect. $396.
JOHN L. WHITE. Used Cars
644 H. Commercial. 225
Financial Loans
4i
have never paid
than this rate on
savings and investmsni
insured to soouo
Mutual Federal Savings Loan Assn
143 8 Liberty St. Phone 4944. rtf
Do You Need
MONEY?
MONEY
CAN BE obtained quickly and easily
at our offloa. No red Upc no embar
raasmant no other alfners no addi
tional cost (or superior aerrlca.
rUBNtTURK OB LIVESTOCK
Loana to 4300
AUTO LOANS TO 4500
Phone 4446 or call at our offlos and
well help you secure the loan you
Deed. You u be glad you eauea at
People's Finance Co.
Rm. 301 First Nstlonal Bank Bulldlnt.
Salem. Oreon a -2 13 state Lie. 11-330.
LOAN WANTED: 61000 on a good 35
acrea of land with new house Looated
near Brooks Will pay 6 Int.
w. H. ORABENHORST ft CO.. Realtors
184 8. Liberty St. Phone 6468.
Stale Finance Co.
844 State St.. Salem. Ore
Ue
No S-318 11-333
Phone 6361 r
AUTO LOANS
Refinancing - - Easy terms
WILLAMETTE CREDIT CO.
813 Ousrdlan Bldg. M-163
LOAN S
FARMS AND CITV PROPERTY
Before Borrowing Elsewhere Consult
Our Loan Department
HAWKINS ft ROBERTS INO.
Guardian Building Salem
AUTO LOANS
Strictly Confidential
No Morteages
Low Rates - - Easy re rms
Prl.ste Car Sales Plnanoed
BIKER AUTO CO
p A s-lkM.
178 S. Liberty r344
AUTO LOANS Roy H Simmons
186 S Commercial St. Pb 8166
Lie No M-153 r
QUICK CASH LOANS All Plana
OENERAL FINANCE CORPORATION
Ueenee No -S-168
II I. HommarclsJ 834. r
Automobiles
32 Ford Coupe $185
28 Ford Touring $49
29 Graham Sed. $45
Financial Loans
u.jttTUAUL LOANS on buslueae and
residence properties Lowsst Rstee
Abrams ft Ellis Ine Masonic Blag r
MONEY TO LOAN
MXLVTN JOHNSON 718 Court St
Business Opportunities
LUNCH ft FOUNTAIN Well located,
doing nice buslnsas. Baqulrea 8300
cash, equipment cornea under rent.
H. P. GRANT
53 Court St. Tel. 8744. U338
Transportation
PARTY wants ride to eastern S. Dak-
share ex. or drlvs. M. J. Stawsrt.
Woodburn. e-o C. A. Scammon. X338
Legal
Proeuremtnt DtTlilon. Public Bulldtnss
Braneta, Waibtasteo. D. C., Sept. $. 1931.
Sealed bios la dufllcaU wiu be pub
licly opeoed in this olllce st io a. m..
Sept. SO, 19M. for palntlos ptasttr, etc.
to the IT. 8. P. O. at Salem, Ores. Draw
ings and specifications, not eictedlns cm
set, mar be obtained from the custodian
of the bolldlnt sr at this office in the
discretion of the Asslttant Olrtctor of
Procurement, Public Baildinsi Branch.
W. E, Reynolds. Assistant Director.
ADVERTISEMENT FOB BIDS
Sealed bids will be received by
Alton John Basset, Secretary In
Room "A" of the Central Library,
801 8. W. 10th Avenue, Portland
Oregon, between the hour of 1:00
PM. and 3:00 Pit. o'clock on Octo
ber 10, for th Construction of the
Heating Plant for Oregon State
Capitol Oroup including boilers.
equipment and trenches, for the
State Capitol Reconstruction Com
mission and will then and there be
opened and publicly read aloud. Bids
received after the time fixed for
opening will not be considered.
Plans, specifications and form of
contract documents, may be exam
ined at the office of the Architect,
Whiten ouae 4c Church, 619 Railway
Exchange Building, Portland, Ore
gon, and the Builder's Exchange,
Couch Building, Portland, Oregon
and a set of plans, specifications
and form of contract documents
may be obtained at the office of
said Whltehouse and Church, 619
Railway Exchange Building, Port
land, Oregon, upon deposit of $39.00.
The full amount of deposit for one
set of document will be returned to
each actual bidder within a reason
able time after receipt of bids. Other
deposits will be refunded with de
duction not exceeding th actual cost
of reproduction of the drawings, up
on the return of all documents In
good condition within 30 days after
the date of opening bids.
Each bid shall be accompanied by
a certified check, cashier's check or
bid bond (with authorized surety
company as surety) made payable
to the owner In amount not less
than 6 of the amount of bid.
The Stat Capitol Reconstruction
Commission reserve the right to
reject any or all bias, and to waive
informalities.
No Udder may withdraw bis bid
after the hour set for the opening
thereof, or before award of con
tract, unless said award 1 delayed
for a period exceeding 10 day.
It is estimated that there will be
available for the work to be done
under this advertlsemejit substan
tially the sum of $10386.00.
STATE CAPITOL
RECONSTRUCTION
COMMISSION
J. A. McLean, Chairman
Alton John Bassett, Secretary
First Publication Sept. 21,1938.
38.
Last Publication Sept. 38. 1938.
(Continued from Page S)
Mrs. Fred A. Weil will begin net
fifth year as house mother at the
Delta Phi sorority this year. Mrs.
Well, who I a former Salem resi
dent, spent the vacation months at
her home In Portland
Mrs. William E. Kirk will be house
mother at the Alpha Phi Alpha sor
ority this year. Mrs. Kirk ha been
a patroness of the sorority for sev
eral year. Mrs. Charles Wilson and
Mrs. George Vehrs were house mo
thers at the Alpha Phi Alpha sor
ority last year.
Mrs. Charles McCanrar. who be
gan her duties as house mother at
the Beta Chi sorority last year, has
returned to the sorority to resume
her duties. Mr. McCarear makes
her home in Salem during the sum
mer months.
...
Writers' Club ot
Corvallis Tuesday
The Writers' club of th Salem
Arts League was entertained at the
home of Professor and Mrs. W. E
Lawrence In Corvallis Tuesday eve
ning at an exceptionally Interesting
meeting. Entertaining with the
Lawrence war Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Clifford and Mr. Frank P. Mc-
Whorter. Mr. C. A. Lytic presided.
Prof. Lawrence read an article,
"Midden Convent," which described
his trip Into Mexico during the Sum
mer. J. M. Clifford read a paper on
Economic Surpluses." Mrs. William
Dlllmon Smith read a descriptive
story of her childhood In Iowa.
Poems wrr read by Mrs. J. M. Clif
ford and Mra. F. O. Franklin.
Special guests were Mrs. Laura
Pratt, a charter member of the Cor
vallis Writers' club when It was
founded IS years ago, and Mrs. Paul
K. Shaw of' Portlandi a sister ot
Mrs. Jessie Singleton of Salem.
Members attending were Mrs. Wil
liam Dlllmon Smith, Mrs. Ora F.
Mclntyre, Mrs. C. A. Lytle, Mrs.
Blanche M. Jones, Dr. Mary C. Row
land. Mrs. Sarah Hunt Steeves. Dr.
and Mrs. F. O. Franklin. Miss Grace
Elisabeth Smith, William E. Smith,
Mr. W. A. Merriott. Miss Renska
Swart, Mrs. J. C. Nelson, Mrs. Jessie
Singleton. Mrs. William Fordyce
Fargo, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Clifford,
Mrs. Frank McWhorter. and Prof,
and Mrs. W. E. Lawrence.
...
Silverton Auxiliary
Has Regular Session
Silverton At the regular meet
ing of the American Legion Auxil
iary Monday evening. Mrs. Mabel
Lerfald. presiding ofilcer. announc
ed that word has been received
from Mrs. Nina Morris. Sheridan.
president of the district No. 3, that
Mrs. Morris will be the Installing
officers for the auxiliary.
Mrs. Mabelle Towe and Mrs. Daisy
Haugen were appointed a audit
lng committee.
The auxiliary went on record as
favoring the sewage disposal plant
A committee was appointed to meet
with Dr. P. A. Loar at a future date
to discuss the plant. They weir
Mrs. Anna Powell. Mrs. Ooldle Starr
and Mrs. Del Barber.
The trio. Him. W. P. Scarth. Mis
Elaine Clower and Mrs. Jack Lewis,
accompanied by Mrs. Irene Morlev
Franke. will sing for the Rebekan
meeting Thursday evening and for
the reception for the teachers Sep
tember 38, sponsored by the PTA.
...
Tompkins-Cross
Vows October 1st
October first has been chosen by
Miss Arllne Cross, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. J. M. Cross, for her mar
riage to Russell Tompkins, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Morton TompsJns of
Dayton. The ceremony will be said
In the First Baptist church with
Rev. Irving Fox officiating.
Miss Cross has asked her sister.
Miss Helen Cross, to be her honor
attendant and bridesmaids will In
clude Mrs. Wendell Cross and Miss
Orace Oarnett of Kelso, Wash.
Little Wendolyn Cross. John Cle
ment, and Richard Chrlsopherson
will be the Junior attendants.
Joseph Tompkins will be his
twin's best man. A reception will
follow at the Cross home.
Miss Cross Is a popular Salem
girl and has attended Franklin high
school In Portland and Salem nigh
school.
Mr. Tompkins Is a member of Mm
Albany high school faculty and the
couple will reside in Albany follow
ing their marriage.
Mr. Tompkin attended Willamette
university and Oregon Normal
school. He is affiliated with Theta
Delta Phi.
Miss Juanlta Cross and Miss Helen
Cross are arranging a pre-nuptial
shower honoring their sister for
Thursday evening. The guest list
will Include 35 friends of the bride
elect. ...
St. Boniface Church
Scene of Ceremony
Sublimity At 9 o'clock Tuesday
morning In St. Boniface Catholic
church Miss Lillian Oulllford and
Herbert Oeschcr were married. The
children's choir sang during the
mass. Rev. Father Joseph Scher
brlng officiated.
The bride wore a pink chiffon
gown made on simple line. She
wore a wreath of blue flower In
her hair and carried a nosegay.
Her only attendant . was Miss
Ethel Rlesterer, cousin of the bride
groom. She wore a blue chiffon
dress and a wreath of pink flowers
In her hair. She also carried a nose
gay. Francis Ruettgera was best man.
A wedding dinner was given at the
home of the bridegroom parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Oescher, for the
immediate family.
...
Pearson-Dillard Vows
Exchanged Last Week
Lebanon Of Interest to many
friends of this part of the state is
the announcement of the marriage
of Donna Dtllard, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dillard, to
Donald Pearson, son of the C. M
Pearsons, which was quietly solemn
ized at Walla Walla. Wash, last
Friday morning. Mr. and Mrs. John
Saager of Freewater, aunt and un
cle of the bride, attended the young
couple.
Mr. and Mr. Pearson returned
here the first of this week after
a brief wedding trip and are mak
lng their home in Oak street.
Bride-Elect
Is Complimented
Dallas Miss Verda Henderson
who will become the bride of Gor
don Stiles, was honored with a mis
cellaneous shower at the home of
Mis Margery Stiles with Miss Helen
Elliott as Joint hostess.
The evening was spent In playing
games after whk-h the bride-elect
was presented with the gift. A
I the conclusion of th evening re-
Interesting Trio Robert Montgomery, Janet Oaynor and Fran
chot Tone In a scene from "Three Loves Ha Nancy," starting
a four-day engagement at the Elslnore theatre Wednesday.
fresh ments were served by the host
esses. Those bidden to honor Miss Hen
derson were Miss Doris Riggs. Miss
Lolcelle Brown, Mis Elsie McFrt-
ridge, Miss Beverly Bales, Miss
Margaret Riggs, Miss Gertrude
Kliever, Miss Beraice Buhler, Miss
Mildred Lange. Mist Pearl Breeden.
Miss Anne Schmidt and Miss Jean
Tharpe.
...
Miss Alma Hassler
Guest of Honor
Sublimity A shower was given at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Al Has,
ler Sunday afternoon tor the plea.
ure ot their daughter. Alma, who will
become the bride of Ed Meraenlck
Tuesday morning, September 37.
High prize for "500" went to Berna
dlne Schrewe and low to Alma Hass
ler. Tea was served by Mrs. Herman
Hassler and Mrs. Al Hassler.
Those Invited were Miss Bema
dine and Miss Philomena Schrewe,
Miss Loretta.Dltter. Miss Vera Hass
ler. Misses Teresa, Edna and Ma
thilda Ditter. Miss Agnes Frank,
Miss Jennie Boedighelmer. Miss Isa
bel and Miss Reglna Ditter. Miss
Marie Lulay, Misses Alma and Be-
nita Hassler. Mrs. August Hendricks,
Mrs. Anton Leverman. Mrs. William
Merzineck. Mrs. Carl Kline. Mr
Joe Bindle and Mrs. Herman Hau
ler. '
...
Bride-Elect is
Honored in Dallas
Waconda Mrs. Carl Posvar and
Mrs. John Klenslcl complimented
Miss Margaret Klenslcl, bride-elect
of Lloyd Johnston, at a shower at
the Klenski home Sunday afternoon.
Guests present were Mrs. Floyd
M. Hill, Mrs. James Mahony, Mr.
T. Wayne Carlton, Mrs. Al Keene,
Mrs. Henry Klrkwood, Miss Hattle
M. Skelton. Mrs. Carter Keene. Mr.
Fern P. Runcorn. Mrs. Ruel Brad
ford. Mrs. Orel Garner, Mrs. Earn
est Tucker, Mrs. Cyril Schomus,
Mrs. Henry C. 8taf ford, Ted Tucker,
Gordon Tuve, Mrs. Charles M. Hall,
Mrs. Michael J. Mahony. Miss Oor-
een Arnold, Miss Sophia Arnold,
Miss Loretta Arnold, Mrs. Frank
Thompson, Mrs. Van Kelley. Mr.
Fred Vlesko. Mrs. Albert Felden,
Miss Betty Vlesko. Mrs. Joe Klenski
Rosalie Keene. Alma Keene. Miss
Delores Thompson, Miss Dorothy
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Intervals
14. Moat Important
crop of India
14. Musical
direction for
silence
17. Psrfums
la Prolan water
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measure
15. Bsveraa.
14. Captures
ssain
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.lectrte poles
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Hannegan. Mr. Ernest Luke, Mr.
Ollbert Smith. Mis Louralne Sabli.
Miss Lela Runcorn, Mr. Lee Klen
ski, Mrs. Sahli. Mr. Claud N. Heii-
ler, Mr. Lou Epper. Mrs. Aaron
Nusom. Mrs. Pete Klenski. Mrs. M.
Kran. Mr. J. P. Ferschweiler, Mrs.
James Leith, Margaret Kraus, Mrs.
Charles Hannegan and the hostesses,
Mrs. Can Posvar and Mr. John
Klenski .
Miss Klenski and Mr. Johnston
will be married In the near future
and will make their home at the
Fred Vlesko farm in Mission Bottom.
Mr. Johnston's mother, Mrs. Clark
Johnston, hi brother. Albert John
ston, and his brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mr. Ruben Rempel,
all of Peabody. Ksmai. win motor
here for the wedding.
Mrs. Howard Ernst
Honored by Shower
suverton A miscellaneous show
er was given In honor of Mr. How
ard Ernst at the horn ot Mr. R.
L. Harris. Guest were Mr. Lyl
Lakey, Mr. A. E. Joyner, Mrs. J. C.
Joyner, Jean and Bobby Lee. Mr.
C. W. Ernst and Charles Edward
and Mra. Homer Ernst, all of Ore
gon City, and Mr. K. H. Crown.
Mra. M. K. Vantine. Mr. May Sim
mons and Ethel and Frances, Mr.
L. A. Solle and Gary. Mrs. Eliza
beth Melbye and Ruth, Mrs. Es
ther Weeks, Mrs. Arthur Smith,
Mra R. P. Cranston, Mrs. WU1 King.
Mrs. Ruth Davidson, Mrs. Ruth
Wardrlp, Mrs. Will Graham, Mrs.
Elsie Marsh, Mra. Andrew Peder
son and Eleanor, Geneva and Betty
Lou. Mrs. Christofferaon, Mrs. Car
rie King, Mr. Carl King and Mrs.
Joe Edeon.
Emma Carol Smith
Birthday Hostess
Suver Mrs. John Smith enter
tained with a birthday party in
honor of her small daughter, Emma
Carol's fourth birthday. Those
present were Linda Benedict, Patsy
and Dickie K ester. Elaine Smith,
all from near Suver, and Lee and
Ron Raw, Gen Kelly and Gordon
Woodcock, an of Oorralll. Moth
er present were Mr. Ralph K ester,
Mr. Steve Benedict, Mrs. 'Bin Raw,
Mr. Arthur Woodcock, Mr. O. But
ler. Mrs Skinner and Mr. Jo
Smith, grandmother of little Em
ma Carol.
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suras
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