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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1952)
t Auburn Mother s Club to '4lo.d Ham Supper Feb. 23 v raasi aaiem ne iwoiners ciud . . . .1 . of AUDurn icnooi nas cancelled , the regular meeting tcheduled for Thursday night and in its place will sponsor a benelit ham upper at the achoolhouse Sat urday. Feb. 23. ' Supper -will be served from f:S0 to 8 p.m. Several prizes have been offered by business men, especially Interested in the ommunlty school, for UBe by the mothers in the evening program. They Include a basket of food, nermanent wave, an azalea and , several smau items. ; Fnllnwinff the lurtner hour a short program will be given by eehool children. ' 'The Five Cooketts -H cooking tub of Auburn school girls held at the home of Jeanie Stone. The demonstration in the making of luffins was given by Maxine fcessler, Jeanie Stone and Shar es) Bouche. ;, The largest attendance for any I .'Mcnilnr mMt ntf nlffht. over 100 ' wmv nreaent for' the ateeting Tuesday nlgnt at xne achoolhouse when the fta net. lor the program a pageant was w wweseniea wnn muiuers, ivijb. ti , I It Kruger. Mrs. Harry Martin, Tmis. Clifford Forse. Mrs. Dale 'Oliver, Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. M. Blackburn and teachers, Mrs. Marjorie Howsley and Miss Arlene Jensen taking parts j Fifteen dancing student from ihe Paul Armstrong School of " Dancing entertained. ; The president, Mrs. Dale Oli . er, presided. The nominating Committee was named for the ,ew year's officers. They are '' .Henry Martin, Mrs. Harry Reese !S A benefit talent show is being ' Planned for the night of March E7. Mrs. Delbert Beach and Mrs Jlenry Martin are serving on this Committee. Vi A turkey dinner will be served Iby the PTA at the Mayflower nil the evening of April 10 Mrs. Howard Lee and Mrs. T, . Blackburn are on this com- ittee as general chairman, An adult play night is planned for some night in March. I Need of school bus service for the school children of Swegle was noted arid the committee will present requests for consid eration to the city council and school board. Serving on this committee are Mrs. T. M. Blackburn, Mrs, Wil liam Bergin and Mrs. Harry Reese. The March meeting date will be one week earlier, March 11, the regular meeting date would be during the spring va cation. There will be a panel discus sion with members of the gen eral school personnel taking carts. For the refreshments at tne social hour a large birthday cake for Founders day was served by Mrs. Howard Lee, assisted by third grade mothers, Mrs. Ray Bernardy and Mrs. John Jansen, committee chairman. Mrs. Kenneth Puree 11 la home from the hospital with her new daughter, Katherlne Kay, who has an older sister. Joyce Lee. The grandmother is Mrs. Charles Norton of Salem and great grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. W, Purcell of Los Angeles, Calif. Mrs. H. Corey, mother of Mrs. P. Thrasher, of Market St., has been taken to the hospital at Newberg and is reported to be some better. Mrs. Roy Ward was returned to her home on Lancaster Drive from the Newberg hospital the past weekend. Mrs. John Swanson of Brown Road has been seriously ill with pneumonia but is better at this time. Auto Firm Must Instruct Driver Court Decrees 1 Atlanta tJPi Anvone who turns a person loose with a gad get like an automatic gear shift without sufficient instruction must be prepared to accept some responsibility for what happens. That, in effect, was what Geor gia's court of appeals held Tues day In a suit brought against an automobile sales company by Mrs. Alma Burke, who was hurt last fall when she piled a new automobile Into an oil truck while trying to decide whether to buy the car. Mrs. Burke said that after only a short ride the salesman let her drive the car away, by herself. She contends failure to instruct her in use of the automatic shift was negligence and led to the ac cident. The trial court upheld' the company's claim that it wasn't their fault but appellate court reversed this finding and ordered the ease tried on its merits. Will Try and Convince Japs War Is Over Manilla, Philippines OJ.PJ A former Japanese army lieuten ant - colonel has flown to Lu bang island in attempt to con vince 10 to 20 Japanese hold outs that World War II is over. Nobuhiko Jimbo will work with the Philippines army psy chological warfare forces trying to persuade the Japanese strag glers to come out of the hills. On Lubang, 80 miles south- west of here, a special task force, which had attempted vainly for three weeks to make contact with the Japanese, sus pended operations a few days ago when Jimbo asked to be giv- a chance to convince tne holdouts the war is over. He will fly over their sus pected hideouts and broadcast with a loudspeaker. Leaflets signed by him already have been dropped. Bulges in Wrong Places Kennewick, Wash. VP) Bul ges in the wrong places trapped a woman in a food store here. Store employes found three slices of ham under her coat, When police were called, they hit the jackpot. They found three steaks tucked into her stocking tops, New Knglanders were the first to extract the oil from menhad en, a species of fish. Ex-Fighter on Wanted List Washington (IP) An ex-prize fighter who allegedly used his wife as an accomplice in a series of robberies, car thefts and jail breaks Thursday was put on the FBI's list of "10 most wanted men." He is Thomasj Edward Young, 34, with many aliases. His wife, Margaret Rita Margie Young, 32, Is also a widely sought fugitive. Both are charged with bur glary of the State Bank of San tanta, Kas., on the night of Dec, 30, 1951. Young was put on. the "most wanted" list as a replacement for Harry Burton, wanted for mur der at Los Angeles and taken into custody at Cody, Wyo., Feb. 7. Silverton John Taylor, 19, of 3915 Liberty road, Salem, was fined $50 by Municipal Judge Kenneth Brown after pleading guilty to a charge' of reckless driving, Tuesday. How to Hold FALSE TEETH More Firmly in Place Do your false twth anooj and m barriM by clipping, dropping or wob bling when you eat, laugh or talk? Juat aprlnkle a little FABTEETH on your plate. This alkaline (non-acid) powder, holds false teeth more firmly and more comfortably. No gummy, gooey, patty taate or feeling. Doei not tour. Checks "plate odor" (denture breath) . 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