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Thursday, Dcmber 3, 1355
Pag 18
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Sale. Orcpta
Sheridan
Sheridan Richard lagan has
received hit diicharfe from the
army and with hi wile U now
at the home of his parent, Mr.
and Mrs. William Fafan.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Blair
are the parents of a daughter,
Linda Charlotte, born Nov. 24
In McMinnville. Grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. C. Z. Coon
of Sheridan and Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Blair of Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Moen
are the parents of a daughter,
, Colleen Marie, born Nov. 18 in
McMinnville. Grandparents
are Arthur Moen of Sheridan,
Mrs. Edna Graham of Willa
mina and Mrs. Elnora Rs'mus
sen of McMinnville. I
The WSCS of the Methodist
church will meet Dec. 1 at 2
p.m. Mrs. Earl Terry will con
duct the worship service. Hos
tesses for the afternoon will be
Mrs. Florence Fisher, Mrs. Vern I
Wlllhile. Mrs. Ed Browning,!
Mrs. Lyle Flora, Mrs. Law-j
rence Ellis, Mrs. Clay Green
and Mrs. Carrie Montgomery.
Barbara Byrkit and Larry I
niu ox oneriaan are imuni u
Oregon State college students
who will appear in the annual
Christmas program presented
by the music department at
OSC.
At the annual turkey dinner
served by the VFW auxiliary,
400 persons were served, mak
ing a profit of about S2S0 for
the organization.
Mr. and Mrs. Oito W, Hejder
and Mr. and Mrs, Howard
Scharschmidt : have returned!
from a vacation trip to Phoenix,
Arix.
Past masters of the Sheridan
Masonic lodge attending the an'
nual dinner this week included
Ross Neely, Lawrence Wisert
of Portland, Harold Hadley of
Tigard, Kenneth Smith. Pearl
Blackwell. Clarence Park, of
Willamina, and Bert Keck, Loil
Hamstreet. Gail Wells. R. I
Merrifield, Bert Teats, Alfred
Ivie. Otto W. Helder, Frank
Downing, Harl Wood. LaVerne
Holman and Wayne riynn.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bur-
dick were surprised with a
housewarming party last week
by a group of friends, includ
ing Mr. and Mrs. Warren Nel
son, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spoon-
er, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fisher, Mr.
and Mrs. Duane Ehnrs and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank McClure.
Mrs. Mjna Moffett of Nebras
ka is spending the winter here
with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Stuck and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Al DesVoigne
and daughter, Sigrid, have mov
ed to Seattle to make their
home. DesVoigne is employed
at Boeing, where he worked
during the war.
STEVE HOVER -
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Carol Curtis Pattern
190
Bsby Talk! In lust one pattern
a. coat and ores combination
with duplicate bolero-effect styl
ing and luue round collars wui
be euy-to-make from a small
amount of fabric
No. 3742 is cut in sizes 6 mot.,
1, 2, 3 yrs. Size 2: Dress with con
trasting collar takes IS yds. 35
ln. fabric with yd (or collar.
Coat uses only l' yds. of M-in.
fabric.
Send 50c for PATTERN wtth
Name Address. Style Number
and Size. Address PATTERN BU
REAU. Capital Journal. 652 Mis
sion street. San Francisco 5, Calif.
Bunny Bride Groom. A tes
tlve wedding if you ever saw one
thu of belly and peter HiOOltl
The Bride is a cnarmin is
Inches (counting In 5 Inches of
splendid pins earsi. Is faultlessly
dressed in while llowered organdy
with taffeta petticoat, a proper
yell, has deep olue eyes em
broidered). Groom sports a pique
waistcoat wiui three small dla
mond buttons, an elegant pale
blue felt cost, carries a deep
strawberry-pink felt hat. Bodies
are pale tan cotton flannel. A
wonderful pair to go on a xmas
honeymoon under a pine ueei
Send 30c for the BUNNV
BRIDE and GROOM i Pattern
No. 190) all cutting pieces, assem
bling, stuffing directions, gar
ment pieces, color chart. YOUR
NAME. ADDRESS. PATTERN
NUMBER to CAROL CURTI8.
652 Mission street, Ssn Francisco
5, Calif.
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TRADER LOUIE
1S70 Laos Ave. ' , Phone 3-8SSI
SATURDAY 6 A.M. TO 11:45 A.M.
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Macleay Members of the
Grange. Home Sconomics club
will hold their annual Christ
mas party at the grange hall
Tuesday, Dec. 8.
The husbands will be guests.
A no-host dinner will be
served at noon, and at the af
ternoon business meeting, Glad
Ladies of the year will be re
vealed. Patricia Hudec has been out
of school with the flu.
A. L. Moore, who recently
moved from this community
to Salem, is in a Salem hospi
tal. Mrs. Ethel Rasmus, school
principal, is confined to her
home with a throat infection.
Local Grange women served
dinner to between 80 and 60
members of the Marion coun
ty Livestock association and
their families here Tuesday
night.
MOVING 'NORTH POLE'
Washington The post of
fice has moved the North Pole
to New York State for the
Christmas season. Postmaster
General Arthur E. Summerfield
announced that a "North Pole"
postal station will be establish
ed Dec. 16 and will be located
between Lake Placid and Wil
mington, near the Santa Claus
Workshop.
A sord is a flock of mallard
ducks in flight.
ACROSS
1. Vigor
4. Public
conveyance
7. Shipping
container
11 Godd'M o(
the harvest
13. Masculine
name
IV Marie of a
certain
cereal
15. Misery
16. Speak in
behalf of
IS. Draw forth
20. Chances
21. Interpret;
arcnaie
32. Brave maa
S3. Food Sin
2d. Attack
28. Ta.lr
30. Easy (allop
32. Edible part
of a nut
S3. Chasm
34. Foundatioa
35. Head
cover inf
36. Tight
38. Box
41. Scraped linea
42. Think
43. Named for
offlct
47. Outfit
48. Fragrance
48. Close of day
50. Old musical
note
51. Yawns
32. Oriental ship
captain
93. Self: Scotch
DOWN
1. Strensth
1 After song
3. Pen name
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Solution of Yasterdsy's Pussls
4. Uncovered
6. Employ
6. Perfumed bag
T. Writes music
t. Strikes
violr ntly
t. Corroded
10. Number
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11. Finish
17. Wooden
propeller
19. Copper eoms
32. Pronoun
23. Plots
24. Seaweed
25. state on the
east coast
abbr.
17. Poems of six
stanzas of
six lines
each
. Brittle
30. Feline
1L Kind of
camel s hair
cloth
11 Shrub used
like tea by
the Arabs
14. Churned fat
of milk
17. Literary
fragments
19. Old-woman-
ish
40. Kingly
41. Citrus fruit
42. Poems
43. Horse
44. Danish money
of account
45. Cleaning
implement
48. Feminine
nam
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