Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Friday, Dec. 21, 1945
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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,
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ACCOUNTANTS
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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.
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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.
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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
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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-
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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
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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
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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
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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!
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