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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1945)
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Friday, Dec. 21, 1945 BP .MVWKW.fl w, . M STRIKE VIOLENC Ep0llce battle pickets at Warner Brothers studio In California during one of (Jie elxiost-yarsirikcs. ptlier disputes crippled Detroit's auto industry. Choir to Present Sunday Program The choir of the First Pres byterian church presents its traditional Christmas vesper muslcale Sunday evening at 4:30 o'clock. Virginia Ward Elliott, director of music, has arranged the program and Mrs Ealph Dobbs will be the or ganist. A new feature this year is that the service will be by can dlelight. The choir in its pro cessional will walk down the center aisle and will sing from the main platform instead of the choir loft. There will be a piano and organ number, Bach's Sheep May Safely Graze , by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dobbs. Two of the most popular num bers on the program are the familiar "Shepherd's Story" by Dickinson and the inspirational Christiansen number, "Lost in the Night." Collectors Dated To Help Farmers Arranged by counties, the various places to be visited and the dates on which services of deputy internal revenue collec tors will be available to assist farmers with the filing of their Forms 1040 ES, declaration of estimated tax for calendar year 1945, during the period Janu ary 2 to January 15, 1946, in clusive, are given as follows for local communities: Benton county, Corvallis, January 10, 11, 14 and 15. Linn, Lebanon, January 8. Albany, January 10, 11, 14 and 15. Marlon, Silverton, January 9. Woodburn, January 10. Salem, January 11, 14 and 15. Polk, Independence, January 10. Dallas, January 11. Yamhill, Newberg, January 7. McMinnville, January 8-9, Inclusive. Griebenow Speaks Sunday Morning The guest speaker for the Christian and Missionary Alli ance church next Sunday morn ing will be Rev. Marion Griebe now. Twenty four years ago he and his wife went out as mis sionaries to the land of Tibet one of the last regions to be reached by evangelical mission aries. The usual length of term . Is six years, but because of the war and resultant conditions this term was lengthened to nine years. Rev. Griebenow was flown by the U.S. 14th air force from near Labrang of Tibet to Chung king and thence to Shanghai, KARI, H. NVBKRG & SON ACCOUNTANTS Tax Counselors Until January 1, 1946, Call 7117 . 23 North Commercial St. thus making it possible to reach America in about half the usual time. Rev. Griebenow's former home is in Salem. His brother Paul, lives on Fairview avenue. In the evening the Alliance church will be presenting the second half of their Christmas program. Salem Friends to Sponsor Play The South Salem Friends church at South Commercial and Washington are having a Christmas program Sunday morning at the Sunday school hour. All the classes are parti cipating with songs and exer cises and a group under the di rection of Elizabeth Aebischer is giving a play, "The Well of the Star." A treat has been prepared for the boys and girls. There will be no evening service but at 4:30 p.m. a ves per service has been planned. Special music by the choir and Lutherans Plan Three Programs The American Lutheran church will sponsor a series of three programs in connection with the Christmas celebration. Sunday evening at 7 o'clock the Sunday school departments will be featured in a mixed pro gram with the pageant, "The Wisest Wiseman," highlighting the production. The 30-voice vested choir will take part. Christmas eve from 11 to 12 o'clock, Rev. M. A. Getzendaner, D.D., will speak concerning "The Carols of the Heavenly Hosts." The program will in clude the singing of carols by the congregation as well as solos by Lillian Coward and Louis Ramus, Jr. At 11 o'clock Christmas morning, Rev. Getzendaner will preach on "Glory of God" and special music will be presented. the Christmas story in slides will feature this service. I . ? iV- 1 fVurTTiTltt.il f J. f 9 5V Y A-Ia 4 I "'"--A 'Vi. XT' lit:" Prc-Wcdding Celebration (At Miss Noel Toy, Chinese dancer, and Capt. Carleton Young, of Hollywood, Calif., who announced they would bo married in New York City, indulge in a pre wedding celebration at Latin Quarter nightclub in New York where Miss Toy performs. ITT? l.V. Hill Ifll V.' ' w . . Loving care and understanding, in the usual ense, are nt commodities thit can be purchased in any market place. Yet, there are times when the need for them is great whether one may be rich or poor, or in moderate circum itances. With us, thoughtful service is not rationed. Our staff recognizes that "Things NOT for sale" are part of our responsibility to all families we serve. CLOUGH-BARRICK CO. l'hone 9139 205 South Church St., Salem , . "V"! - Long Needy List In Army Hands A total of ,124 needy families in Salem, or 513 individuals, are listed with the Salvation army for Christmas cheer help, which will be mainly food and clothing, from the proceeds of the kettles appearing on the streets before holiday week, and which will be on the streets three more days. Of the 124 families listed, some names have been furnish ed the army by the Red Cross, some by the public, welfare of fice and others have been other wise listed. Up to Thursday a total col lection of $1172.24 had been received by way of the kettles and $171 otherwise given. Other persons wishing to con- JtZ Appointed VP) Bartley C. Crum (above), San Francisco lawyer, was named by Presi dent Truman to be a member of the Anglo-American Pales tine inquiry committee. FOR SALE Atklns-Hafisler Electric Chain Saw, Complete with 2 heads and approximately 2500 ft. of cable. Write or Call A. H. DAVIS, Willamette Valley Lumber Co., Dallas, Oregon. fimtom Home iMsalatlen SAVtS UP TO M IN PUfL COSTS Hod 298 iiv, . n. FREE ESTIMATE STORES Phona 9144 Cor. Liberty ft Cjgjikl Blgi A llama is pretty stupid, the book says. And the book must be right because who ever heard of a llama order ing Shell Heating Oil deliv ered to the Andes. (It's cold there, too.) For clean-burning, de pendable warmth at your house, just call Phone 3186 2680 Portland Rd. tribute to the cheer fund will have opportunity for the next three days. The method used in utilizing the money is to give those benefitted orders on Salem stores, the size of the order de pending on the size and need of the family. Mozart died after completing a requiem mass which so de pressed him that he was con vinced it was for his own funeral. Regular air mail service was inaugurated In 1918 between New York, Philadelphia and Washington. Under French law, 14th cen tury butchers could deal in one type of meat only and could sell it only under natural light; CITY AND SUBURBAN : LOANS Straight & Monthly Payment: Hawkins & Roberts, Inc. : State & Liberty St. ! sales by candle light or lamp light were taboo. TURKEYS Lb. 2)l Saving Center Salem & West Salem MONTGOMERY WARD SAVE ON i.6 POLO PONY IS IDEAL EXERCISER! 1.69 Fun for children up to three : ; i and provides much needed ex ercise for the development of sturdy little legs) All wood with smooth, painted finish. See it at Wards nowl HASCO MYSTIC BOARDS . . . 1.98 For Hie answer to your problems i 1 1 ask your question aloud and the "Magic Hand" finder spells out the answer. It's amazing! It's forfunl Board with Egyptian sym bols, finder and Instructions. Archery Sei with to Fi. Bow, Only 3.59 Youngsters will develop skill in an age-old sportl Includes lac quered lemonwood bow, four 18-inch arrows, finger tab, 10 Inch paper target face and in ttruction book. At Wards nowl LOAD AND PULL! PONY AND CART 1.25 Toddlers eon lood the colorful cart drawn by a pony 8 Inches high ; s ; to their heart's contentl All wood with harmless finish. Pull cord. 16 Inches long overall Buy for Christmas at Wards. YEAR-ROUND 3-WAY SWING Complete 2.49 Swing with non-tilt seat ; s ; rings with form-fit hand grips . ; . hard wood trapeze barl 4-lengths rust-resisting welded chain and hardware. Will hold 785 lb.! 2 ceiling hooks. Use In or outdoors. WASHABLE ANIMALS 1.59 Baby doesn't mind If h'rs play time pets get dirty ... but mother doesl Give him some of these lovable, floppy animals mat can be wiped dean with a damp clothl They're waterproof! MAKE WARDS TOYLAND YOUR SHOPPING HEADQUARTERS I Slop wondering aboiil "wha fo gel" for Ihe ehildrenl Come straight to Wards where you can do all your loy shopping in one trip! Gift-right ; ; ; priced rightl SIB Plastic Tea Sets 28 Pieces 1.98 mm e. I.. Easel Blackboard Complete service for 4 . . . including knives, forks, spoons! Bright hard-to-break plastic. 1p4 4.89 Waterproof writing surface won't crack or chip. Front dropi forming desk. Chalk and eraser Included. LITTLE TOT'S UTILITY WOOD STOOL 1,29 Use as chair or step-stooli Maple finish. Decorated top with carry ins hole. Light weight. HORSIE ROCKABABE SHOOFLY 5.95 Fun for babyt Blessing for busy mothers! Built low, wide to pre vent tipping. Comfortable seat! mlmml J 1.93 CUDDLY STUFFED ANIMALS Kittens, puppies, bears i ; ; fine "bed-fellows" for your little onel Made of cotton, softly staffed. k.v. V . . WALT DISNEY JIG-SAW PUZZLES bet 29c Snow White, 3 Utile Pigs and Donald Duck. Over 300 Inter, lockina pieces In eachl PLAY NURSE KIT COMPLETE I 93c All the play equipment a little nurse will need . , In a kit witb Metal handle and snap lock! GAME OF SKILL . . . DART BOARD 20 point target game and bulls eya target ... on on. boarsH Metal pointed darts. RealistTt Freight Train Set 79c THOROBRED . . HORSE RACE GAME A25 Thrills of the steeple chase and horse racel Exciting for adults as well as ehildrenl Brightly Colored RaHlepush Cars are detachable til tots can enjoy real freight yard fun with this handsome wooden toy! Monopoly.' Gams For All Ages! 2.95 fun. Action! Ploy with thousands ef 'dollars- ; -, i try to comer the real estate marketl Tournament Checker Set Complete 125 A toddler's delight! Harmless push toy that rattles as It goes. Encourages child to walkl 98' Washable Waterproof Soft Ball 79c Bright red ond blue cotton fabric cover with stencilled trim. Clean with damp doth. For babyl Washable masonite board, red and black checkers and Inltrue tionst Buy for Christmas! Plastic Play Army Helmets 98e Tough, lightweight! Adjullable! Camouflaged with net ; ; ; add leaves for realistic bottle play! .TttiOi CUT'
