parly Witt '&
Jn Cjfanlen
Among hostesses of the week
are Mrs. Russell E, Pratt and
Mrs. Elmer O. Berg, the two to
entertain Thursday afternoon
with an informal luncheon and
bridge party in the garden of
Mrs. Pratt's home.
Guests for two tables have
been invited.
Among hostesses of the week
is Mrs. Frank S. Healy. She en
tertained Tuesday and Wednes
day afternoons with luncheon
and bridge parties at her home
Guests for Wednesday were
Mrs. Francis Wade, Mrs. Homer
H. Smith, Jr., Mrs. Arthur Hay,
Mrs. Clifford Farmer, Mrs. Per
cy Kelly, Mrs. James Wadding
ton, Mrs. F. W. Poorman and
Mrs. Dan-Johnston.
Invited for the Tuesday party
were Mrs. William McGilchrist,
Jr., Mrs. Arthur A. Rogers, Mrs.
F. W. Lehmer, Miss Dorothea
Steusloff, Mrs. Floyd W. Shep
ard, Mrs Ralph H. Cooley, Mrs.
Herbert L. Stiff, Sr., Mrs. Ron
ald Jones, Mrs. Homer Goulet,
Sr., Mrs. George A. White of
Clackamas, Mrs. Hollis Hunting
ton, Mrs. Donald A. Young,
e
Shower Given
For Miss Schwab
Mt. Angel Miss Mary
Jeanne Schwab was honored at
a miscellaneous shower on
Tuesday evening when Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph L. Wachter opened
their home for the party.
The affair was arranged by
Mrs. J. I.. Wachter. Mrs. A. T.
Wilde, Mrs. Ben Traviss, Mrs.
Leo Schwab, Mrs. Louis
Schwab, Mrs. John Hassler and
Mrs. L. A. LaDoux.
The marriage of Miss Schwab
to Harold Zodrow of The Dalles
will take place at St. Mary's
church, Mount Angel, on Sat
urday morning, August 31 at 10
o'clock.
Present at the shower were
the guest of honor, Miss
Schwab, Mrs. Robert Farns
worth, Mrs. George Hauptman,
Miss Marjorie Ertelt, Miss
Jeanne Ertelt, Miss Katherine
Schaecher, Miss Rosemary
Schaecher, Miss Marguarite
Schaecher, Miss Myra Kaiser,
Miss Jeanette Hoffer. Miss Mary
Bean, Miss Hilda Bean, Miss
Florence Huassing, Miss Francis
Hassing, Miss Gladys Lulay,
Miss Louise Lulay, Miss Betty
Hassler, Miss Maxine Schwab,
Miss Marie Seiler. Miss Hen-
Srietta Saalfeld, Miss Pamela
Penner, Miss Pat Connell, Miss
Jean Connell, Mrs. Edward
Schaecher, Rozella Gooley, Re
gina Hoffer.
Mrs. G. R. Barnes returned
to her Salem home last weak
following a five weeks trip o
Washington, D.C.
Add a teaspoonful of celery
ieed to the dry ingredients when
making biscuit dough for a meat
pie crust.
attention
Rupture
SUFFERERS
Wiilett's
Capital Drug Store
State and Liberty Sts.
"On the Corner"
TRIPS DAILY
SALEM to
EUGENE
$1.10
Depot: New Senator Hotel
Phone Salem 41S1
"'I I
Montana Bride Mrs. James
G. Lauderback, Jr., wed Au
gust 4 in Helena, Mont, She
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Niel Flanagan of Stevensville,
Mont. The couple are visiting
with his parents in Bethel. They
will return to Ft. Missoula
where he is stationed, about
September 1.
sAre planned
Mrs. Earl Cooley and Mrs.
C. F. Feike are to be hostesses
for two of the week's delightful
social affairs.
The two will entertain Thurs
day and Friday mornings at
breakfast parties, both to be
given at the Center street home
of the Cooleys.
Twenty-five have been bid
den for each morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Yung and
Mr. and Mrs. Harmon J. Gar
rett left Wednesday by automo
bile for an extensive trip. They
will go by way of Yellowstone
park and the South Dakota
Black Hills and plan to arrive
in Detroit in time tor the con
vention of the National Associ
ation of Letter Carriers open
ing Labor day. Mr. Garrett is
a delegate at large from the
state organization and Mrs. Gar
rett a delegate to the auxiliary
meeting. Mr. Yung is delegate
from the Salem branch of the
letter carriers, No. 347. The two
couples will be gone until Sep
tember 16.
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afer and after ihampeaiftg,
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KIIP IPESESSIES
ScIhiedlTinfled IBuhs Sttops
South Route - Blue and
White Bus-
1st
Start W. Salem Bridge
Center & Commercial
State & Commercial
Mission & Commercial
Miller & Commercial
Washington & Commer'l
Rural & Commercial .
High & Rural
Capitol & Rural
12th St, & Rural
Cross & 12th St.
Mission &. 12th St
Oak & 12th St.
State & 12th St.
Capitol & Center
High & Center
Commercial & Center
Front & Center
Puritan Groc, W, Salem
W. White Gro., W, Sal.
Arrive Eola
6:00
6:15a.m
6 :30
7:00
wo Jlo$le&&e5
upper
Hostesses Tuesday evening at
a supper party were Mrs, Roy
H. Mills and her daughter, Mrs.
Kenneth Hanson, the two enter
taining at the Saginaw home of
the latter to honor Mrs. Ham
mond Burnett of Santa Barbara
and her sister. Miss Margaret
Purvine of Berkeley.
Guests for the party included
Mrs. Burnett, Miss Purvine, Dr.
Mary B. Purvine, Mrs. Dan
Schreiber of Independence, Mrs.
Wayne Doughton, Miss Eleanor
Trindle, Mrs. William Trindle,
Mrs. Ralph E. Purvine, Mrs.
Manfred Olson, Mrs. Robert
Craig. Mrs. Sam Butler, Mrs.
Charles A. Sprague, Mrs. Leona
Johnson.
A family gathering was held
at the home of Mrs. W, A.
Shorey near Roberts station,
Sunday, in honor of her broth
er and wife, Mr. and Mrs. M.
Patterson of York, Neb. Others
present were Mr. and Mrs, G. E,
Shorey and daughter, Roma of
Oakridge, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs.
E. A. Shorey and son. Elwin,
Jr., of Albany; Mr. and Mrs.
M. C. Shorey and Gerald, Judy
and James of Salem; Mr. and
Mrs. G, E. Shorey and daugh
ters, Sandra and Carol, of Sa
lem; Mr. and Mrs, Norman K.
Shorey and daughters, Judy and
Elizabeth of Oakridge: Mr, and
Mrs. tarry G. Shorey and
daughters, Susan, Carol and
Kay of Oakridge, and Mr. and
Mrs. O. R. Whitaker and son
Allen, of Salem. Mr, Patterson
is uncle or great uncle to all
who were present.
MeFarland The McFarland
parsonage was the scene of a
family reunion on Sunday when
Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Ab
bott entertained a group of rel
atives at dinner.
Attending the reunion were
Mrs. R. W. Hartley of Port
Townsend, Wash., her mother,
Mrs. M. E. Ransdell of Hermis-
makes io
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OUR EYES C -7ot0
MINED O4
OPTICAL SERVICE SINCE 1926
Liberty and Court Streets
EOLA HOP YARDS
North Route
Bus
trip
2nd trip
am
7:20 am
West Salem Bridge
Center & Commercial '
Union & Commercial
Division & Commercial
Market & Commercial
Prod. Coop. Cannery
Highland & Commercial
Broadway & Highland
Maple & Highland
Myrtle & Highland
Cherry & Highland
Capitol & Highland
Fairground Rd & Capitol
Market & Capitol
Union & Capitol
Center & Capitol
Puritan Groc, W. Salem
W, White Gro W, Sal.
7:S0 a.m
am
7:45 am
a.m
8:15 am
Arrive Eola
National Office
WonbvSalemite
Mrs. Charles Kinzer, I860 r
North Summer street, Saiem,
is the new supreme junior of
the Pythian Sisters lodge, ;
having been elected at the ?
groups 28th biennial conven- :
tion in Chicago, Tuesday, She :
a member of the Huooara '
lodge.
Mrs. Kinder will not re- ;
turn to her home here until f
the latter part of September, f
Upon adjournment of the
convention, Mrs. Kinzer will
go to Reno to attend the Ne-
vada state convention of the
lodge, then will visit with a I
sister in Los Angeles and in
San Francisco before coming i
home.
ton, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. John
Lahey of Portland, Mr. and
Mrs. E. H. Bixby and Bobby of
Portland, Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Menzies and Roger and Jimmy
of Tigard, Mrs. Laura Bretcher
of Jennings Lodge, Mrs. Alice
Estey of Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs.
Lucien Alexander and Jerry of
North BernL and Rev. and Mrs,
Abbott and daughters, Beverly
Ann and Carolyn.
Falls City A bridal shower
was given Thursday afternoon
at the Methodist church honor
ing Mrs. Phillip Murray (Kath
erine Westbrook), The following
program was given:
A musical monologue, Mrs.
Faye Wilson; vocal solo, Palrieia
Regele; reading, Mrs, Anna
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Grippln; accordion solo Norms
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The gifts were opened and re
freshments were served to ,75
invited guests by the following
hostesses: Mrs. George Kitchen,
Mrs. Jessie Moyer, Miss Iris
Westbrook, Miss Helen Morgan,
Mrs. Wanda Beard, Mrs, Fred
Dornhecker, Mrs, Mary West-brook,
Delightfully different. Baste
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LEGAL
SEALED BIDS sill bp fstmvm! s! thf St
tic si the City Rersrder. City HsH.
Salem. Oreiea. until 5:00 p.m. Monda v,
September IS. 1946. far out Pick-Up
Sweeper for the Street C!rnmiE Drpar1 -ment,
on the fallowing specifications f
fumishfd to the City Engineer;
1. Capacity, To b? self-pr&pe!Wi smd
equipped with a hopper not less than 1
cubic yard otpssixr.
2 Brooms. Sweeper to fee equipped
with two brooms consisting sf one piek
up bronm end one steel timer broc m
The broom ts be d'lvea throosh auxi
liary transmission
3. Motor. Mm or shall be heavy dmy
type, sssolme. not !ess iha tsar cylin
ders, is be equipped with air cleaner,
oil fitter, battery, e!eeiric starter, snd
three speed forward transmission.
4. General specifications. Sweeper to
Radio Experimentors and Beginners
We carry a large stock of parts and kits for
all kinds of radio work. If you have any prob
lems we will be glad to help you in any way we
can. See us for your radio needs.
Jhe MOIIKOW COMPANY
153 S. Liberty St., Salem, Ore. Phone 595S
L,
At Wards! Cotton
Knit Suits, for Tsf
TH An quslity ent thai
Md no Ironing! Striped top
icIm! color psnfy. Maize and
eopn, Sii 1-3 179
i
Montgomery Ward
V Iatet eflrrest iBfief. MtUppfd wMl
hydraulic control fer raising and I sp
erms picie-yp brimm aisd imtoadmi Jmsp
per: pneummtm tiresj fully ?qu;pp-d for
operation.
5. Equipment. Sweeper ts be fyhy
equtppyd atstf read? far operation, In
cludm? one exua pick-up bream fittei
.:h frtre sud one estra setter ferssm
diss fil'ed with wire,
S Dehver?. Bidders shall (ym:h tne
Cu? with xrHien information from h
manufacturer I'.itmsr the approximate
date that deKvery can be made.
Bids shall be accompanied complete
specifics! ion, dsaarams, cuts and circu
lars iUystratins the machine bid uosn.
The Cil reserves the r:sht to accept
or reieci an? sr all bds in the interest
of the City,
ALFHED MUmST.
C:tr Recorder and
Purchasing Asrtit
Aue j -st W n
NOTIEOF INTENTION TO IMPROVE
THAT PORTION OF HOOD STREET
FROM THE EASTERLY USE OF
PH0ST STIU.ET TO THE WESTERLY
LIHE OF TH STREET IS THE CITIf
'OP SALEM. OREGON.
SOICE IS HEREBY GIVES that the
Common CsuneU ot the Cit af Ssiem.
Oreson. deems si necrssary snd expedi
ent, and hreb? declares lis purpose and
intention to improve that partisn ot HsnsS
Street Irom the Easterly ime ot Front
Street to the Wcstertar tone of 4;ft Street
in the City oJ Sakns, Marion Cemnty,
Oregon, at th? ixpens of the abiiutne
and adjacent property owners, rxceps any
-,niir,T
I. i
WEAR FALL CLOTHES FROM WARDS
Comfortable Cotton
Knit Creep ors
laiy en eay off button
thoirfdr Ond jnop crotch!
Hove pink, bly mails, or
oquo. Size 1-3
Capital Journal, Salem, Ore,,
street and ailey intersection, : he espen
of whsch will be assumed b? the City
of Saiem, Gift on. by brmatug sa;d por
tion ot said street to the established
erase, by construeihts aix-ir. ch Portland
Cement concrete curbs, and fey pavkns
said portion of said street with u -; t, c i
Portland Cement Asphalt se Concrete pave
ment, thirty feel m width, is accordance
wilfc the pians and specifications there
for, mhich were adopted by the Common
Council on the 19:h day of Ausan. i i 4 a,
now oa tile m the si Use of the City Re
corder, and which are hereby referred
to 8-r.d made a part heztoi.
The Common Conngkl hereby declares tta
purpose and untention to mite the ac r
descrifeed unpnwemetrt by and through
the Sirre. Improvement Department af
the Cuy sf Salute. Offsoo.
By order of the Common Condi of the
BUIIIOIIS
aboe pressure ootb
etisiksaa tho seosmvo
m
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Right for any little darling who likes to
dress like big lister! The kind of outfit
jhe'll need, too. If the goes to kinder
garten oris starting First gradelSturdy,
worm corduroy In bright new Autumn
colors. Sizes 3-oX.
Cotton Knit Shirts
For Jr. Boyi, 4-10
k pniiy at tui ttript
Ribberf fenft s ncfc holds
It ?hc pe. Needs no i'onir.g.
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Wednesday, Aug. 2 1 94S ?
Cuty of Salem, Oremon, this to day at
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Thrifty people plan ahead.
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America's cleanest fuel.
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tt, rherrv Ave,
Phone 8862
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For Llttl Girls
fmm whit cotton ir'mmtd
wi'h (olorf j mb'c dryl
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Cost
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