East Salem Club Members
Organize for Year's Work
Forum Lacks Quorum
I Independence Tht city coun
cil did not hold ill regular
monthly meeting Wednesday!
East salem, Dec. 3 tor several yean mere nave oeen active i evening owing to
4-n ciuos in miaaie urgvr community ior ine gini in cuukiiib
and tewing with Mrs. John Cage leader. Because of her recent
illness the class is later this year in its organization but officers
have been elected, and the general organization made.
Joyce Kucnzi will assist Mrs
Cage as leader. Shirley Page
will act as president; Lora Lee
Holman, vice president; Joanne
Fabry, secretary; Deena Lou
Kleen. song and j ell leader
and Yvonne Goode, reporter.
Other members are Yvonne Mil
ler, Doris Reynolds Sue Ang
lin, Sharon Cbamberland, Ma
rie Hammer, and Denna Dickey.
The organization meeting was
held at the home of Mrs. Emory
Goode with the following moth
ers guests: Mrs. Theodore Kuen
zi, Mrs. William Kleen, Mrs.
Howard Miller, Mrs. Albert
Fabry, Harold Anglin and Mrs.
Goode.
A public sale was held at the
acreage home of Mr. and Mrs.
E. I. Snethen on Lancaster drive
with ears lined up for blocks in
all directions, and the sale not
finished until late in the eve
ning. Mr. and Mrs. Snethen sold
their household good; and there
was a barn full of stock sold as
he has been a stock buyer in
Salem and vicinity for several
years. They are leaving this
week for Arizona where they
' dan to make their home. Thev
have rented their home. The
change was made for his health.
Swegle Woman's club met at the
home of Mrs. William Damery
in the Fruitland district Tuesday
for a day of sewing and to make
final plans for their bazaar
December 10: Mrs. Merle Enloe
Mrs. Clifford Yost, Mrs. Charles
Botorff, Mrs. Rex Peffer, Mrs.
Ralph Hein, Mrs. Mary Swingle,
Mrs. Menno Dalke, Mrs. Ralph
Becker, Mrs. E. E. Brandt, Mrs
Elmer A. Terrill, Mrs. Charles
Norton, and Mrs. William Hartley.
quorum.
Councilman M. M. Fulmer is
in the Salem General hospital
and James Hart was out of the,
cuy. . ane meeting, win iiciu
cured.
Lodge Degree Team
Entertains Husbands
Independence The degree
team of the Rebekah lodge, No.
56, entertained their husbands
with a 7 o'clock no-host dinnerj
in the dining room of the lOOFl
hall. Dortha Cline, captain of'
the team, was presented with ani
Azalea plant, and she gave each
of the sisters a rose sachet bag.
and the men who helped on the
team a cigar.
MIDDLE GROVE SCHOOL
Carnival & Bazaar
PROGRAM GAMES
Dec. 3rd - Open 6
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Arnet have
moved into their new home on!
Garden road the former Rlpr-! lwmwwm'nicwmwrwiVMwei
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on acreage.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Thrasher
are moving from Salem into
their home at the corner of Gar
den road and Lancaster drive.
The following members of'
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See our fine collection of gifts gifts that are Mire to please
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choose articles that are sensibly low priced to help keep your
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different . . . just in time for your Christmas selection. A whole
collection of styles . . . little boxes, pouch bags, elongated bags,
top-handled bags all the styles you like yourself and ones you
know your friends will delight in. Fabrics include: Plastic Calf,
Patent, Faille, Suedine Colors include: Black, Brown, Grey,
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Friday Nite
Features
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Garment Bags
$t 00
Hold 8 garment.
Dustproof.
Clear plastic.
Ladies' Pur Silk and
Lonq tad Square
Shear Scarfs
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Boys Jeans
$100
8-01. weitern.
a Sanforised denim.
Copper riveted.
Feature 3
Ladies' Dresses
$288
Cotton gabardine.
Broken sixes.
Limited quantity.
Feature 4
SHEET
BLANKETS
$2.19
...Site 72x99
First Quality, Nationally
Known
Fluffy White Cotton
Feature 5
House Slippers
79c
Women's and children's.
Felt and sheep lined.
Broken sixes.
Feature 6
Plastic Yardage
29c
yd.
16' width.
Asserted patterns.
Various colors.
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