14 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Wednesday, Dee. 21, 1949
East Salem Social Clubs
Clear Way for Holidays
East Salem, Oct. 21 The holiday social calendar for East
Salem clubs was almost completed the past week leaving this
week for children's programs. Mrs. A. R. Tartar assisted by Mrs.
Floyd DeLapp, Mrs. Eugene Braucht and Mrs.. Edward Brandlc
entertained for the Christmas party of the Garden Road Neighbor
hood club Friday afternoon. A
luncheon was served to Mrs.
Otto J. Wilson and Sharyn, Mrs.
Larry Wagner and daughter,
and Mrs. Tom McFadden, with
members, Mrs. Glen Larkins,
Mrs. Ben Braucht, Mrs. Ralph
Mrs. A. C. Schafer, Mrs. Jess
Hatch, Mrs. Paul Lynch, Mrs.
Earl Wood, Miss Frances Byram,
Mrs. W. E. Richardson, Mrs. R.
B. De Lapp, Mrs. A. A. Geer,
Mrs. William Hartley and the
hostesses. Corsages were given
each guest. For the story hour
Mrs. Tartar read "The Small
One" by Charles Taswell and
guests sang a traditional carol,
"Silent Night."
Mrs. Edward Wilson enter
tained the Jolly Neighbors at
her Brown Road home. It was
both a Christmas party and a
birthday party honoring Mrs.
George Brown, with gifts for
both events. Present were Mrs.
Ray Bernardy,- Mrs. Elmer Cur
rie, Mrs. Arly Wilson, Mrs. John
Swanson, Mrs. Henry Prcim,
Mrs. Henry Mailing and Michael,
Mrs. Wallace Scguin and Judy,
all members and guests, Mrs.
Harris and Mrs. Ethel Huntley
former neighbors.
Following a work hour in
which members of the Middle
Grove sewing club completed
the gifts they were making for
their mothers a Christmas par
ty was enjoyed by the girls at
the home of Mrs. Mildren Ham
mer on Saturday. They have
now completed two of their re
quired projects, needle cases
and table mats, and will start
on pin cushions at the next meet
ing, January 14. They exchang
ed gifts and leaders Mrs. Lewis
Patterson and Mrs. Harry Phil
lips presented each member with
a gift. Refreshments In keep
ing with the holiday season were
served to Yvonne Goode, Susan
Anglln, Deana Lou Kleen, Doris
Reynolds, Karen Patterson,
Marie Hammer, the leaders and
hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Schafer of
Swegle community Garden road
''i
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Sentenced Nazi Field Mar
shal Erich Von Mannstcin
(above), last German to face
an allied war crimes court,
was found guilty of 9 of 17
war crimes charges at Ham
burg, Germany. The 62-year-old
commander of nazi forces
on the southern Russian front
was sentenced to 18 years im
prisonment by a British mili
tary tribunal. (Acme Tele-photo)
Critics Ax Debut
Of Margaret
New York, Dec. 21 U.R The
nation's top music critics took
their hatchets today to Margaret
Truman, the first president's
daughter ever to sing in Carne
gie hall.
It was a brilliant social occa
sion for the audience of 2,500
distinguished guests admitted by
invitation only last night to hear
the 25-year-old soprano
But to Manhattan's debut
weary critics Miss Truman was
just another beginner linisning
up her first concert tour on the
stage that has been the goal of
all young stars for four decades.
They said she had a lot of
"personal distinction but little
musical talent.
Several million other music
lovers had a chance to make up
their own minds about Miss Tru
man by tuning her in on the
American Broadcasting com
pany's National hookup. They
included President Truman, who
listened from Washington, and
Mrs. Truman, who tuned in at
Independence, Mo.
Her selections were "O Mio
Babbino Caro" from Puccini's
opera "Gianni Schicchi" and
two simple carols which she
selected as the nation's favorites
"O Little Town of Bethlehem
and "Silent Night." She had a
symphony orchestra and a malej
chorus to back her up. I
At the end of the program she !
received four curtain calls and 1
an armful of yellow roses and
white gardenias. The critics
said it was a great show, but
Margaret Truman's Love '
Is Music-and New York
New York, Dec. 21 W Margaret Truman is in love but
with music.
And with New York City, too.
"At this point, my entire romance is with music," she said on
the eve of her first concert here last night.
Later, she modified this by'
saying she loves New York and
is mighty pleased to be singing
in the city where she has lived
and studied voice for the past
nine months.
. The President's daughter,
holding a news conference,
treated lightly all questions
about personal romance.
She said last night s concert
was a terrilic high point" in
her singing career but that she
wasn t nervous.
"I don't get nervous in the
sense of being tied up in a knot,"
she explained.
"It's an anxiousness for the
program to go well and to get
it over.
"My only superstition is nev
er letting anyone hand me the
salt. If they pass it, I make
them put it down before I take
it."
ence, Mo., on Christmas ve.
Her next concert tour will
start February 2 at Richmond,
Va., and end March 30 at Bowl
ing Green, Ohio.
School Closes Friday
Wheatland The Wheatland
school will close Friday evening,
December 23, for holiday vaca
tion and convene Monday, Jan
uary 2, Mrs. Denzil Wilson,
clerk of the board, announces.
Miss Truman plans to sing as
a member of the choir at Trinity
Episcopal church in Independ
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were made grandparents for the
second time Thursday with the
birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Boyer (Bernice Schafer)
at the Salem General hospital.
He weighed seven pounds and
two ounces and has been named
Terry Allen.
Firemen Plan Shoot
Aumsville The AumsVille
Volunteer Firemen are holding
an indoor turkey shoot in the
city hall on December 18, start
ing at 2:30 o'clock.
CLOSING OUT
SALE
Just Rite For
Christmas
8 Year Old
GRAPE WINE
At Low Price
Also Walnuts and Filberts
and Nut Meats
Kapphahn's
North on Portland Road
HOGG BROS.
NOW JUST
an
CEDAR CHESTS
Many New Stylos to Choose From
In walnut veneers, hand-rubbed and polished to a satin-smooth finish.
Self-lifting automatic tray. Genuine cedar lining
$49.95
$69.95
Designed in the Chippendale manner. Drawers are simulated. Exterior in &IQ Q
rich veneers while interior has -li in. genuine cedar lining yJi7J
A beautiful model In authentic Colonial style and done in antique maple.
Equipped with automatic self-lifting tray. A value
TABLES
Excellent Construction Highly Polished Finish.
Drum Tnhlp Fnd Tnklec Now as Low of
Console Tables Tier Tables
Lamp Tables Nested Tables
1975
SWING ROCKERS
Many Reduced in Price
2995
A truly fine gift for every member of the family. See the many styles and
many varieties of covers. Homespun, Velours, Tapestries and Friezes.
As Low As
HASSOCKS
Wide selection of colors and styles to choose from! Shop curly! Hassocks in the C
newest design, light weight, spring seat, multi-colored plastic covering. From t'
SEWING CABINET
Excellent construction. Durable mahogany finish. Ideal for the sewing room. tl7 Q
A gift that will make her eyes sparkle with happiness! Some for "r ' ' '
MAGAZINE RACKS The Ideal Gift
Choice of many styles and finishes and priced as low as $6 95
Porloctrtl CmnlrA Add a smoker lo his "rest corner" to really ffl QC
rcuellul JITlUM,rj make him happy! Many designs to choose from fJ-'J
BOOKCASES Add a new touch of beauty to your home! Smartly 95
With Glass Doors $49.50 Choice of styles and finishes.
CHILDS TABLE & CHAIR SETS Table & 2 Chair.. $13. SO Special 7.50
CHILDS PLATFORM ROCKERS Crotone covers. $11.95 Special 6.95
OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL CHRISTMAS EVE
f WILLAMETTE VALLEY'S LEADING APPLIANCE J HOME FURNISHERS
I 5ALELM OREGON CITY
260 State
Dial 3-9148 !
ti JJ. cohops Says:
JVs Still lfol Joo oCate
To Save Big Money on
Your New Holiday Clothes
You Can Still Save
20 On
Suit or Topcoat
While This Sale Lasts
Here's a wonderful opportunity to buy His Christmat
Gift at Great Savings.
YOUR
NEW
FALL
Not just odds and ends, broken
lots, dead stock or closeouts.
But, your unrestricted choice of
the finest, most expensive fabrics
and tailoring in a large and com
plete stock of all new Fall colors,
in every pattern, color and weave
you want. Sizes to fit all regu
lar, short, stout and tall. Every
suit and topcoat in the store in
cluded. Nothing reserved. Your
choice of over 1000 garments all
to go at 20 below our original,
regular, plainly marked prices.
OPEN EVERY NITE
TILL 9 O'CLOCK
TILL CHRISTMAS
Before You Buy, Be Sure to See These
Superfine Quality, 100 Wool Worsted
SUITS
Were $40, $45, $50, $55, $60, $65, $70, $75
Now $32, $36, $40, $44, $48, $52, $60
Fin sharkskins, tick weaves, diagonals, gabardines,
stripes and solid colors in 1 and 2 pants suits all sizes.
SEE THESE SUPER QUALITY
100 Wool Covert and Gabardine
TOPCOATS
Were $35, $40, $45 and $50
NOW $28, $32, $36 and $40
Wrinkle-resisting, practical match for your suit ward
robe . . . cravenette rain proof. Tan, teals, browns!
Single breasted models, fly front! Regulars, shorts and
longs.
STACKS OF
Slacks & Pants
Gabardines, coverts, wor
steds, sharkskins and tweeds
in the richest fall colors .
sizes 28 to 44 . . . Were $12
to $22.00 . . . magic priced.
Now
$750to$1493
CHELSON FINE
Fur Hats
In new fall shapes and col
ors. Exclusively hand made
by union craftsmen. Former
ly $7.50 and $10.00. New
low prices now.
$C00 $T50
Now to
You'll Find It Pays All Ways to Buy
Your Clothes at J. J.'s
SALEM'S QUALITY CLOTHIERS FOR MEN
AND YOUNG MEN
Open Every Night Till 9 o'Clock
J J. Clothes Shop
387 STATE ST.
? doors west of Liberty SI., next to Hartman's Jewelry Store
PRESENT -THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ONLY
A REAL CHRISTMAS SPECIAL FOR THE HOME
A REGULAR 59.50 VALUE
Nationally Know
REMEMBER! CONVENIENT TERMS
BETTER QUALITY, SPRING FILLED
MATTRESS AND BOX SPRING
6950
Regular
f . 4995
jjM brings O0
Wn 50.95 W
OPEN TIL 9 P.M.-THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
340 Court St.
Salem