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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1946)
East Salem Home Extension Units Meeting During Month East Salem, Nov. 13 The November meetings of the Home Extension units for all East Salem women are being held at dales during the first three weeks, of this month Last Friday at 1:30 iast baiem unit met at the home of Mrs. Homer J. Conklin on Lancaster Drive. East Salem women trom the north part of the districts who attend Central Howell unit met for a postponed meeting at the home of Mrs. Frank Way on route 6. This was the only unit to have the lesson on "Keeping Well With Vitamino D." Thursday at 1 . o'clock the Lansing Neighbors unit will meet at the home of Mrs Ed. Tobin on Lansing avc enue. Lesson by project leaders on "Care of the Hair." Four Corners unit will meet next Tuesday at 1 o'clock at the home of Mrs. E. E. Walker. Les son, "Care of the Hair." The same subject will be for the lcs ' son of Edina Lane unit when it meets November 22 at 1 o'clock at the home of Mrs. F. E. Cas pell at 610 Bieber avenue. Project leaders for the East Salem unit were Mrs. E. E. Brandt and Mrs. Charles Nor ton. This lesson is best given ,' by demonstrations with some member coming to the meeting ready to have her hair sham pooed and re-set. The aims of these lessons arc to help home makers have well-groomed hair at little cost and to be more at tractive through well-groomed hair. With well prepared charts the lesson points out the impor tance of beautiful hair, the struc ture of a hair, the different types, and the proper care of the hair and scalp. Classifica tion of the types of hair arc giv- en, correct types of shampoos for both dry and oily hair, the kind of rinses to use and the ; effects of hair dyes. When mod - eling, the correct way to make ', different kinds of curls may be shown and the arrangements of J the hair on different types of i faces. ' All extension units have been i asked to send in a name for the ' new cooperative house to be i built on the Oregon State college ' campus and any voluntary con ; tributions that each unit may care to make. Mrs. Carolyn J Simmons is Marion county i building chairman. She would like each unit to have a building chairmun and the East Salem members will be appointed lat er, as no definite action was taken on this subject at the meeting. There will be no unit meetings in December but proj ect leaders will attend a train ing meeting at the YMCA in Salem on the 17th in prepara tion for the February meeting The January meeting will be on "Color in the Home" by Miss Trindle. Thursday afternoon the Mcr- Aijiy-Go-Round club of Hollywood Drive met at the home of Mrs. Harold Holler on Sunnyview avenue. Mrs. Paul Barham, the president, presided at a short business meeting. Mrs. Glenn Larkins was a special guest. There were 10 members present. The next meeting will be with Mrs. V. M. La Due. Benefit Shower Held Falls City A miscellaneous shower was given for Mrs. Ed Wilson at the IOOF hall. A fire recently burned their home and belongings. Refreshments were served by the hostesses Mrs. Fay Wilson, Mrs. Eva Powers and Mrs. Eva Burbank to 50 in vited guests. "UIIBIOCK'V DIGESTIVE TRACT And Stop Dosing Your Stomach With Soda and Alkalizers Don't expect to set real relief from headache, lour ttomach, gas and bad breath by taking aoda and other alkalize if the true cause of your trouble ia constipation. In thia case, your real trouble is not to the Rtomach at all. But in the intestinal tract where 80 of your food ia digested. And when the lower part geti blocked toad may fail to digest properly. . What you want for real relief ft lome thing to "unblock" your lower intestinal tract. Something to clean it out effectively help Nature get back on her feet. Get Carter! Pills right now. Take them as directed. They gently and effectively "un block" your digestive tract. This permits all 6 of Nature's own digestive juices to mix T better with your food. You get genuine relief front Indigestion 10 you can feeF really good again. Get Carter's Pills at any drugstore 25. ' "Unblock" your intestinal tract fox real relief from indigestion 9 USE NESTLE BABY HAIR TREATMENT Thousands of mothers have tnwa their babies soft curb and i 'ringlets with Nestle Baby Hair' ' Treatment Start when baby's second growth of hair is about one inch long. Commended by Parents' Magazine. $1.00 bottle makes a full quart of treatment Willett's Capital Drug Store Turner Stale and Liberty Phone 3118 Plea Made for Oregon Work Portland, Nov. 13 (AP) President Truman and Recon version Director John R. Steel man were urged today to free federal funds to carry on pro jected flood control and other programs in Oregon. The labor-management com mittee of which L. C. Stoll, em ployment service director, is chairman, prepared the plea. Stoll said Oregon unemploy ment November 1 totaled 23,000 with 18,000 of the jobless in the Portland area. Because of the housing shortage, any projects using large numbers of men should bo of the type where housing facilities are built at the site,, he said. Stoll said the committee is unanimous in supporting a pro gram designed to give employ ment as well as to increase elec trical power needed to attract new industries, to protect lives and property through flood con trol and to build and maintain highways. Col. O. E. Walsh, district army engineer, said that of some $19, 000,000 allotted to his district only $6,800,000 would be avail able unless withheld funds were released. Dr. Paul Raver, Bonneville administrator, said his agency's funds had been cut to $16,000, 000 and that no new industrial power customers could be ac cepted. He and Walsh bolh stressed need for the proposed McNary dam, and R. H. Baldock, high way commission engineer, said the stale favors a highway across the structure. DON'T Bad road conditions are here and those neglected brakes should be taken care of. Play safe and let us repair them. We can rcline the shoes, turn the drums, overhaul the wheel and master cylinders and adjust jour brakes, right here in our complete modern shop. Call "Ccc" Rhoades or "Red" Eastridge. PHONE 25576 Any Time We'll Pick Up and Deliver Kingwood Automotive Service 690 MURLARK STREET WEST SALEM, OREGON Complete Automotive Service COMPLETE WITH STAND, FAUCET AND TRAP Sturdily constructed. Made of waterproof cement. Rounded corners, smooth finish. Two compartments, each 24x24 inches and 14 inches deep inside. Fulton Exhibit Here Thursday Opening of the winter season gets under way Thursday at the Elfstrom galleries with the one-man show by Cyrus J. Ful ton. This is the first of a series of exhibitions which promises an interesting art season. Included in the schedule fol lowing the Fulton exhibit is a one-man show by E. B. Quig ley of Portland. Next is the Oregon-California invitational which will run into January The director, "Larry" Boulier, announces the four county "Tom Thumb" exhibit scheduled for January. This is a jury show open to artists of Marion, Polk, Linn and Benton counties. Cash awards will be granted for out standing work in oil, water colors and drawings. Further information may be had at the galleries at 340 Court street. F. Loren Boulier, Salem art ist, will participate in the win ter series of art exhibits at the Camclbach galleries in Phoenix, Arizona. He has been invited to show with nationally known artists which include, Emil Ko sa, Dwight Shepler, Henry Gas ser and others. Governor and Party Fish Rogue River Grants Pass, Nov. 13 (AP) Governor Earl Snell and party of five spent from Friday to Sunday here fishing the Rogue. Included in the Snell party were James H. Cassell, Howard II. Morse, George Rotcgard, all of Portland; D. M. Skirving, Holly wood, and T. A. Neason of Tole do, Ohio. Also here over the weekend was Clark Gable who was a guest at We-Ask-U-Inn on the Rogue. Gable left this morning for Klamath Falls on a duck hunting trip. FORGET LAUNDRY TUBS Iff53 Homart Jet-Type Electric Pump Quiet, Efficient Unit $119.95 Compact in size, the 12 H. P. motor pumps water to a capacity of 660 gal. per hour, ample for most home and farm needs. Suitable for wells to a depth of 100 ft. With oniy one moving part, repairs are negligible. Gives many years of service. 484 State St. Salem, Ore. Awards Made At Achievement Program Over 50 4-H club boys and girls of Marior county received the awards for their work at an achievement program held Tuesday night at the Salem Chamber of Commerce auditorium when formal presentations were made by number of leaders in the pro motion of club work. Present were Donna Wicderk ehr, Sidney, and Bonnie Klein, Aumsville, who won the state awards which will send them to Chicago in December for na tional competition and an nouncement also was made at the meeting that James Bishop, county 4-H club leader, will be sent to accompany the girls and participate in the national con gress of 4-H clubbers. The two girls were presented by Carma lite Wcddlc, rural school su pervisor. One of the features of last night's meeting was presentation by Sheriff Denver Young of a $20 cash prize offered by him tor the most outstanding club member who did not receive a special award. Harvey Elser of Turner was recipient. Sheriff Young spoke highly of club work and its salutary effect on youth. Leo Spilzbart, state fair man ager, 'handed out fair awards and touched on the importance of that phase of fair work. L J. Allen, acting state club lead er, also spoke briefly. Scholarships or checks were given out by Guy Hickok for Oregon Bankers association; Gene Vandeneynde for Sears. Roebuck: G. F. Chambers for ICE CREAM All Flavors QUARTS r NO LIMIT 3JV SAVING CENTER Salem and West Salem NOW YOU CAN HAVE ALL THE TIRE QUALITY MONEY CAN BUY Quick-stopping safety of EXTRA MILEAGE! EXTRA SAFETY! Patented Protection . . . Running and Stopping 710 Young Clubbers Valley Packing company; Ted Mcdford for Safeway stores: and presentations also were made by Constance Hampton, assist ant club agent; Ben Newell, former assistant county agent and J. E. Davis, entomologist from the state department of agriculture. An accordion solo by Donna Wicdcrkehr and baton twirling by Bernita Jeskcy. club member from Aurora, furnished entertainment features. Guaranteed Watch Repairing Don't Throw Your Watch Away! c fix them when others can't. Five days service by our staff of scientific watchmakers. Diamond Setting Store Hours 9:30-6:00 FOR RENT Floor Sanders and Edgers By DAY or HOUR COMPLETE LINE OF FLOOR FINISHING MATERIALS McGILCHRIST & SONS 255 North Commercial Phone 8478 WALLPAPER, PAINT AND ROOFING A X, TIRE BSfc fifl Quiet Running of Straight, free-rolling ribs action-traction Safer extra mileage of more natural rubber Blowout protection of extra carcass strength COSTS MORE . . . WORTH MORE STATE State Street 'Maccabees Will Be ! Hosts Here Thursday Maccabees of Salem will be hosts to units of Portland and other valley towns Thursday, November 14 at the VFW hall. Hood and Church streets. The meeting will convene at 8 p.m. Past commanders will preside during the opening and closing ceremonies and acting commanders of Portland will exemplify the initiatory degree to a long class of candidates. Several uniformed drill teams from the Portland district will be present. Emil Tauscher of Portland is in charge of ar rangements of the units there. Jewelry Store Hours 9:30-6:00 TIRE SERVICE BARNEY VAN ONSENOORD Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., J. Edgar Reay is completing tlio u' plans tor the meeting in Salem.' There will he pnlprtninirii..it and refreshments following the meeting. Making a new automobile re quires 4.500 pounds of coal. ELFSTROM ART GALLERIFS OPEN THEIR WINTER SEASON of ART SE RIES with an 1 EXHIBITION and SALE of NORTHWEST LANDSCAPES I I by ;' CYRUS J. FULTON ! Thursday, November 14 - December 1 THIRD F LOOK 310 COURT jjcffl STOps like this AC! ION-TMAC IION ,(,rN I.. BP work, RripitiitR niiy mml nnrTurr WL will) fiMilli-fiii'i-Kf-n rfTri'l. On fe! Wfil rniKlfl, III hittin-unr Irrml !l W( mtrrp I ho WKirr nliriil,..rlriii.i it W., dry trm-k fyr m quii-k, Mi i mt Phone Wednesday, Nov. 13, 1916 3 HELP 1' find a hnmr for tt-CI.. wil a itrl bativ. A house furnished or unfurnished, four-room apartment nr equivalent. I'leuse Call Jim Turk 1 :.-;- Days SKID Kvcs. 9268 GENERAL i
