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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1938)
Thursday, November 24, IV38 The Capita! Journal, Salem, Oreaon Eleven Santa Tells His Christmas Plans (I ,i if & It '' .. I .If ' is ill 1 f llll? tB ROLLINS Wispy Sheers 1.00. SPANISH MADONNA in marble is Included In Pub lisher William Randolph Hearst's vast collection of tapestrl, paintings and valuable art ob jects from the middle centuries, now being shown in a New York gallery preparatory to sale. Santa did a Httle planning himself, as he rested last the same impatience for the big thrill that comes only once a year when - we wake - up Christmas momlngi" 8anta sighed, "Of course IU be pretty far from home myself, but Mrs. Claus usually watts up for me and If I can get these Christmas hoppers started early, maybe 111 be through In time to -dash home for breakfast." ovpnincr in this hutre chair with its wide comfortable foot rest. And the Capital Journal special Christmas reporter caught the old fellow in a jolly mood and actually got an interview ! Asked what his own plans are for Christmas, Santa replied: "I see ten million Christmas irees all a-sparkle with bright colors ana lighted to the tip top with glowing randies," said Santa, as he puffed a long puff on his cigar. "And I see around each Christmas tree a white haired old couple and a young cou ple. I see them stacking the gifts high on the floor and piling red bona around, and hanging up can dy, canes and shining silver horns- and bells. I see tnemi taciung up that little row of stockings on the mantle and I hear them laughing as they pack them full with candy and oranges and bright red apples. "I see windows with holly wreaths and lighted candles blinking out In to the dark. I see silver tinsel and strings of red and green balls wound round each Christmas tree, and sil ver Icicles tossed over every branch until It Is fairly glistening with col or and light! "And then I see those couples stand for a long moment In quiet admiration, and the little old lady herself .puts the shining Christmas star on top of the tree. It's all ready for Christmas morning and I know that in ten million homes wete all planning together and waiting with NO ML PRIZE forlltera. rare, awarded to Pearl Buck (above) Is understood to have been based especially on "The Good Earth," the 1931 Pulitzer prise winner. The author, who was bora In Billsboro, W. Va. spent her early life la China. Holiday Declared Following Program Wcodbum A Thanksgiving pro gram waa presented by the Junior class of Wood bum high school wed nesday afternoon, with Floyd Matt- son, the class president, presiding The program Included the flag sa lute, led by Floyd Mattson; song by the assemblage, led by Edna Stev ens; piano solo, Miss Maude Dur fee; trumpet solo, Kenneth Thomp son; address, Rev. Ralph O. Kleen. pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church; vocal solo, Miss Helen Lots; reading, Helen Moedlng; group sing ing of America. School was dismissed until Monday. Grant era Will Elect Uverton At the Friday meet ing of the SUverton grange at the MWA hall, election of officers will be the special business feature. White School Makes Red Cross Responsible Hubbard Up-to-date the best re sponse to the annual roll call drive In this district has. been found in the white school district where Mrs. A. Fobert and Mrs. Earl Grim are canvassing the rural district. Others canvassing in the Hubbard- terri tory are Mrs. O. Solderholmt Mrs. a. L. Whitney, Mrs. Fern Foster. Mrs. Blanche Brown, Mrs. Julius Stauffer, Mrs. Coble de Lesplnasse and Rev. Van Winkle. The drive closes Thankspivlng day. Bethany Real Estate Experiencing Boom Bethany Bethany Is booming. reoorts Herbert Michelbrook, real estate dealer In that enterprising suburb of SUverton. Last week Michelbrook closed a deal for the sale ot a-20-acre tract on the Mt. Angel road upon which he had recently built a new six room house and other buildings, to Charles Merth of Scappoose. About half the value of the place was tak en In trade for an Improved acre age adjoining Scappoose where Mi chelbrook was principal ot the un ion high school for a number of years. - Michelbrook, who operates under the title of Braver State Land com pany, attributes the Improvement in real estate sales to the recent election returns. r Another improvement In the Bethany district is. the excavation for the dwelling for the S. A. Meads. This homesite. Is on the opposite side of the ;rod to the-tract pur chased bv" Mfrth. 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