10 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Thursday, Nov. 10. 1949
OREGON STATE
COLLEGE
Campus Clippings
By MARILYN HILL
Hoping for a quiet rest after the Homecoming festivities,
Staters found last week-end to be no refuge for the tired. One
of the few week-ends of the term without some all-school event
scheduled, both Friday and Saturday niKht were filled to the
brim with dances.
Among the more prominent
dances was the Sigma Chi
Sweetheart ball where Joyce
Vanderoool was selected as
1949-50 sweetheart. At the for
esters' ball another queen was
chosen. Ann Carter reigned as
"Paul Bunyan's Pin-Up" under
an outdoor setting. The Me
morial Union decorations featur
ed a large yellow moon sur
rounding models of a boy and
girl in formal clothes. Fir
boughs, vari-colored leaves and
caricatures of personalities in
Paul Bunyan's time decorated
the rest of the ballroom.
Many house dances were also
on the program Saturday night.
Sorority pledge dances were
given by Delta Delta Delta,
Gamma Phi Beta, and Pi Beta
Phi. The Phi Gamma Delta
fraternity held its annual pa
Jama dance. The Theta Chi
fraternity was transformed both
externally and internally into a
product of the old west for their
"Red Ox Stampede," using hun
dreds of burlap sacks and bales
of hay for the main portion of
decorations.
"A Buck Well Spent" is the
cry of "Mr. Red Feather" as he
urges all students to contribute
to the Campus Chest drive this
week. Three living organiza
tions with the highest percent
age of donations will.be award
ed "human prizes" in the form
of Mary I. Bash, dean of wo
men; Dan W. Poling, dean of
men; Clifford Maser, dean of
business; George W. Glee.son,
dean of engineering, and Kip
Taylor, football coach. The win
ning houses will chose the fac
ulty member 'hey would like to
have assist with house duties
during next week.
All of the sorority pledges
this year were honored Monday
night when a special banquet
was held in the Memorial union.
Under the auspices of senior
Panhellenic, composed of all
sorority house presidents, the
banquet was planned by the
pledges themselves who are or
ganized in a junior Panhellenic,
composed of the presidents of
pledge classes. Dr. G. Herbert
Smith, president of Willam
ette university, spoke to the
group. Shirlee Newbry and
Barbara Spagle are members of
junior Panhellenic.
I'm nappa rni, national scno-i
lastic honorary, paid honor to
nearly 200 sophomores and'
juniors for scholastic achieve
ment by presenting them with'
engraved honor certificates.
Barbara Ann Smith received
special recognition for a grade
point average of above 3 5 for
six terms. Others receiving
awards were Peggy Burroughs,
Marilyn Hill, Dan McCall and
Janet Lindley. Janet was also!
tapped for Alpha Lambda Delta, ;
scholastic honor society for'!
freshman women. I
DAYTON The Dayton Civic
club met in the club rooms in
the City hall, Monday evening.
After the business session, which
was presided over by the presi
dent, Mrs. Roy Edwards, the
meeting was turned over to the
program committee chairman,
Mrs. Ila Paris. The program was
based on the topic: "What is
Thanksgiving?" Mrs. Mattle
Thornton gave a Thanksgiving
prayer. Mrs. Clare Heider read
a Thanksgiving story. Mrs. Paris
told of the first Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Gordon Atkinson conduct
ed a song game which was won
by Mrs. Don Cornet.
Guests were Mrs. Gaer and
Mrs. C o r n e 1 1. Refreshments
were served by the committee,
Mesdames Paris, Atkinson, Heid
er and Delbcrt Temple. There
were about 27 present.
RUMMAGE!
Super Sales Every Friday and Saturday
New supply good used clothing and other items especially
ladies' and children's dresses, wool skirts, coats and some
men's clothing.
DON'T MISS THESE BARGAINS
CHIN UP STORE
1275 N. Church St. ph. Salem 3301S
Open 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP
AUTO TRUCK FIRE
See us when you get your new billing
ond before you outhorize renewal of
your current protection. We welcome
the opportunity to show you a savings
in your premiums.
BILL OSKO
Phone 3-5661
466 Court St.
BILL OSKO
Dist Mrr.
Buy Your Ticket!
NOW
For a Season of Broadway
Theatre in Salem
THE HEIRESS, Nov. 12
FAIR AND WARMER, Mar. 5
PEG 6W HEART, Apr. 25
WITH DISTINGUISHED
NEW YORK CASTS
Box Office at Miller's Store,
Nov. 7 Through Nov. 12
Telephone Reservations 2-3901
Sponsored by Salem 20-30 Club
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Stores
SALEM
Vz Mile North of
Underpass
On Portland Road
WEST SALEM
At Foot of Bridge
Open All Day Friday
STATE INSPECTED GRADE A
EASTERN OREGON BEEF
ROUND STEAK
T-B0NE
SIRLOIN
FARM FRESH
Heavy FRYERS
New York
Dressed lb
SKINLESS WEINERS
35C lb.
These GROCERY Prices
Also Effective at
Paramount Market
Plus 2 Service Charge
for Credit or Delivery.
Paramount Market
Salem's Quality Service Food Market
260 N. Liberty Phone 2-2461
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For your wonderful response to our anniversary sale. In showing our appreciation we are presenting these EXTRA SPE
CIAL VALUES again this week end You'll always find lower prices and better values at ERICKSON'S.
SEEDLESS RAISINS 2;, 23c 4 - 45c
DICED GLACED FRUIT MIX 1 t 39c
S&W (Radiant Glaced Diced Mix, 1 Ib. pkg. 43)
28 31c
MINCE MEAT
CANNED MILK
WESSON OIL
PENNANT LARGE
ARMOURS TALL CAN
QUART JAR.
59c
PINT JAR. ,
10c
31c
Jewel Salad Oil, quart bottle 33
CAMPBELL TOMATO SOUP 3 - 25c
FREE!
Hot Dogs & Coffee
Served Saturday
Cascade Brand Weiners Packed by
Valley Packing Co.
Shilling Coffee Served
(Portland Road Store, Only)
(Children Mutt Be Accompanied by PirenU)
MOODY'S PEANUT
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LB. JAR
LARGE 31 oz. jar
33c
63c
TUNA FISH
ON DECK
No. Yi can
TUXEDO
No. Vi con
BUMBLE BEE, Light Meat
SoMd Pack, No. Vi can . .
MINCED RAZOR CLAMS
Royal Red, No. Vi can 35e
Pioneer, No. Vi can 39e
19c
23c
35c
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sweet treat
SIOUX BEE
HONEY
1 Ib. jar .
2 Ib. jar.
5 Ib. can .
25c
47c
79c
SIOUX BEE CREAMED aa
HONEY, 1 Ib. cart... Ot
GLACED PEELS
Citron Halves, Ib 47'
Lemon Peel, lb 45e
Diced Orange Peel, Ib. 35c
GLACED PINEAPPLE C
25c
Maraschino Cherries
With Stems Grandee,
4-oz. pkg
GLACED CHERRIES
4-oz. pkg
oz. ar
13c
Pennant, 8-oz. Jar 27'
-MEATS
CASCADE
SKINLESS FRANKS
All meat, tender and juicy. U. S.
Inspected. Ib.
SLICED BACON
Selected lean slices Hormcl's
top grade Ib.
49c
59c
FRIERS AND BAKERS
COLORED
FRYERS
1 AQ
drawn, cut up lb. 17C Drawn and cut up
BAKING
CHICKENS
4 to 4Vi lbs.
FRESH PORK SALE
LEG
ROASTS
Trimmed Lean
Butt or Shank Cut
49c .b-
Center Cuts . 57c
CHOPS OR
STEAKS
Spare Ribs
Sliced Side Pork
49c .b.
Vegetables
CARROTS
BEETS
TURNIPS
Garden
Fresh
Bunch
POTATOES
V. S. No. 1, 10 lbs. 39c 25 lbs.
95c
CRANBERRIES 0 OQr
No. 1 Fresh, coast berries lbs. A 7I
CELERY HEARTS 10c
Fresh gren stalks, cello w rapped bunch . . ' 4M
ORANGES AQc
Sunkist Large 176 size dot W
BRUSSEL SPROUTS Kr
Cello bars
GRAPEFRUIT 0 OQr
Texas Pink larte 80 sire wlor
HUNGRY JACK
PANCAKE FLOUR
pki. 27c baglb 89c
In plastic re-useable bar.
WRISLEY SOAPS
Fine Quality Toilet Soaps
10 bars 59c
In Plastic Re-Usable Bag
Rinso 30th Anniversary Value
12 Exquisite Masterpiece
Christmas Cards
with Envelopes
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LUX FLAKES fo. 28c
LIFEBUOY "eh lt 19c
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lux ss? 5:?
SWAN
te- 13c
SILVER DUST i 28c
SPRY
Pkg.
3 lb. 7QC
can '
COUNTRY STYLE
SAUSAGE Ib.
29c
Turkeys for Thanksgiving, Order Now!
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3720 E. STATE ST.