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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1950)
star v ? ws b , v- iHi Sandy Session Putting her housework aside, Mrs. J. C Savage oi Amanllo, Tex., takes a shovel in hand and begins the gritty task of moving a two-foot sand drift from her back yard. This scene has been duplicated thousands of times in the Texas panhandle because of high winds, and little rain. (Acme Telephoto) Question: Who Gets to Keep Kittens of a Wandering Cat? Chappaqua, N. Y., April 13 '(PI The case of the wandering cat wandered right out of court the other night. It left still unsettled the origiw-.l question who gets the cat's kittens? The cat, it seems, used to belong to Harry Anderson. But recent ly she took up abode with his downstairs neighbor, Mrs. Rod ney Carpenter. Still more re cently, she became a mother. Anderson charged petty, lar-' ceny, demanding both the cat and her litter. Said he: It's an ancient rule that if stolen corn is made into whisky, the wishky belongs to the owner of the corn. -.Said Mrs. Carpenter: She took in the cat because the animal was "prostrate from starvation" and she gave it a home, and food. Then came the kittens, and they belonged right where they were born. The big issue was headed for a jury trail, .when Anderson called off the case. Justice of the Peace Ray W. Aylesworth dropped the mater. He didn't say who would get the cat family, which has been cared for by the Westchester County Society for the Preven tion of Cruelty to animals Combined Bands To Give Concert Approximately 130 instru mentalists will be presented in co'ncert-in the auditorium of Sa lem high school next Monday night at 8 o'clock. The musicians will be the combined Salem high and Willamette university bands. No admission will be charged and the general public is invited to attend. . The two bands will join forces for some numbers and give oth ers as separate organizations. Soloists will Include Ann Gib bens, pianist, Glenn Benner, trombone and Wayne Mercer, marimba, of Salem high; Don McMastcr, clarinet, Willamette university. had as their guests the Krazy Kard Klub ort Saturday eve ning. Pinochle was in play, Present were Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Fiester, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Mcllnay, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Os born, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Chris man, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bales S. H. Cable. Four Corners Census Work Moves Along Rapidly Four Corners, April 13 In spite of the many going away on vacation trips Mrs. Gerald Shippey who has been taking the cen sus in the Four Corners area reports that she has completed the first area assigned to her and expects to be assigned another area this week to facilitate the completion of the census on time. Newcomers to Four corners are Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Ship pey and Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Shippey of Tabor, Iowa. At present they are staying with the Gerald Shippeys The newcom ers came here for a visit In January and February and liked it so well they went back home and moved to Oregon. They will locate here.' William McCarroll, long-time resident of Salem, has moved to the Perkins cottage at 4001 Beck avenue. Visitors in Four Corners homes for the Easter season wefe Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Culler, Linda and Joe Culler of Se attle, who were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Shrake for several days. On Sunday the visitors and the Shrakes were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Shrake at their country home oh South Lancas ter drive. House, guests last week of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Walker were Mrs. Fred Walker and daughter, Virda Walker of San Francisco. Leaving Friday for a two months' visit with relatives in Billings, Mont., and Blunt, S. D. was Mrs. E. R. Corning. While she is away, Mr. and Mrs. Wes ley Corning, who have just re turned from Frankfort, S. D where they spent the winter, will stay with Mr. Corning. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Walker The EXACT SAME whMkAV an us distillers drinkR, PRICE REDUCED vCJtiOTwj $010 $195 nSEfl 1J45QT. JLpint jpy I BLENDED WHISKEY 85 PROOF. 75 GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS. THE WILKEN FAMILY CO., LAWRENCEBURG, IND. 5 It's Here... In Our CATALOG SALES W'tih DEPARTMENT! Henderson, Binegar Week's High in Bridge Mrs. George D. Henderson and Mrs. Arthur W. Binegar won high score in the weekly dupli cate tournament of the Salem ' Elks Bridge club, while Mrs. Eva Taylor, and Mrs. Maxine Cha tham, both of Drain, were east west winners. Others who finished high .in the 11-table competition includ ed Leonard Kremen and Ellis H. Jones, L. W. Frasier of Albany and Gilbert Groff, Mrs.' Ellen Gabriel and John Oakes, Mrs. John S. Bone and Mrs. Jose Mo ritz of Corvallis. The results left Mrs. Paul F. Burris and Mrs. Bone in the lead in the five-week series being conducted preliminary to the Seaside - sectional tournaments April 22-23. Winners will be an nounced after next week's play. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Frasier of Albany are next in order. Fruitland Community Club Meets Friday Fruitland The Fruitland Community club will have the April meeting Friday night at 8 o'clock at Fruitland school, A good program is being planned including accordion music, skits, singing and other entertainment. Mother's club will hold a white telephone sale. Ladies please bring jello. sisssspsapwr 1 .tl V v ROEBUCK AND CQ 1 lYjLNiJ Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Thursday, April 13, 19503 :M vS TRfc- tmUlM I Do you likt . . ; Homemade Bread I with your : Chicken Pie ; Complete dinner includes ; salad, vegetables, home ; made garlic bread or bak- ; ing powder biscuits, $135 ; dessert and coffee. 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