Monday, December 14. 1933
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Sales. Orw
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High School Girls Vie
For Queen of Carnival
i Crowning of the queen will
be nula feature of the bif
ennui Inter-club Carnival at
Salem High School to be held
Wednesday at 7: JO p.m. In the
Salem High School auditorium.
The queen and her fint and
second crown princesses will be
cnosen bom a field of 22 nrln
(i by a itudent body vote
JTuesday. However, the Royal
Court' identity will not be re
pealed until the carnival fes
tivities.
Bible Societies
lo Launch Drive
The princesses and the clubs
they represent are Lenore Nies-
wander. Commercial Club
Sandra Outlay. Crescendo Club
Anne Meeker, French Club;
Carol Thompson, Future Farm'
ers of America: Jeannine Gra
ber. Hi-Y; Cecil Faye Carroll.
Home Economics Club; Judy
Loucks. National Honor Socie
ty; Anne Tarem, Girls' Letter
Club; Kay Soldier. Latin Club
Pat O'Malley, National Forens
ic League; Pat Wendt. Pale-
teers; Nola Campbell, Fhilhis-
torian Club: Lynn Barrel!, ue
Dice; Sharon Beard, Radio and
Electronics Club; Bev Lamb,
-S" Club: Kathy McCoy,
Square Dance Club; Beverly
Lockard, Snikpoh; Mary Lou
Hastings, Tennis Club; Jane
Barlow, Tri-Y; and Barbara
Fuhr, Yikettes.
The club skits and scenario
will follow the "Fifty for Your
Fancy ' theme which will com
pare school life SO years ago
with modern school life.
The skits, all portraying
school lite SO years ago, will be
Kew Novel About
Oregon Country
By MRS. WILSON
New York W Two dozen
National Bible societies
throughout the world will
launch a special program for
4954 "to reawaken Interest in
Bible reading and to support
scriptures to people who want
them."
The American Bible Society jput , in otitT, French Club
f nuuuuccu -ycjieruiy uiai uw and square Dance Club, lib
groups, all members of the rary scene; Que Dice and S
United Bible Societies, intend Club, football game; Crescendo
fa increase their annual Bible club and Phllhistorian Club, a
Bistribution from the present cafeteria scene;. Spanish Club
By BEN MAXWELL
Iva Baker Wilson's '"Today's
Frontier" is another novel
about life In the Oregon Coun
try by an adopted daughter.
The authoress arrived in
Southern Oregon at the age of
10 and relates that she grew
up among the beasts and wild
animals. Panthers, bears and
deer were her pets.
Later she studied at the
Avalon National Poetry Shrine
at Rogers, Arkansas, became
a member of the League of
Western Writers and the Wo
men's Press Club of Portland.
Her latest literary adventure,
"Today's Frontier." is a pub
lication of the Pagent Press,
130 West 42nd street, New
York City.
Mrs. Iva Baker Wilson's at
tachment for Feathers, a fluffy
white dog of confused genea
logy, prevails in many scenes
and influences the action of
diverse characters. Romance
for the tale is provided by a
returned veteran of singular
virtue and hit attachment to
a local school teacher and an
erstwhile love, a Brazilian
beauty who enters the plot.
Today's Frontier" Is no
shocker after the manner of
an earlier book about South
ern Oregon that depicted an
amazing array of crack-pots
and tossDots. Mrs. Wilson ar
range to make en a patient
with a mild story about dogs,
love and Youth Groups, some
what devoid of humor or nun
ger through IBS pages, then
for you. verily, "Today's
Frontier" la a nice book.
The 24 million dollars a year
that tourists spend in Bermuda
is about BS per cent of the
islands' total income.
PRINTING . . . .
for Quality Work and
Speedy Service
DIAL 3-8853 .
WALLY'S HINT SHOP
Masonic Bldg. State High
CO mllion copies to 25 million
During 1854 and to 50 million
by 1B60. , -
The program will commem
orate the 150th anniversary of
the founding of the first na
tional Bible group and the
500th anniversary of the com
pletion of the Gutenberg Bible,
Jhe first printed Bible,
t
FFA Parliamentary
Honors for Gervais
Wood burn Parliamentary
teams representing high school
Future Farmers of America
chapters In the Capital district,
competed at Wood burn high
school Thursday night. Dec. 10.
with the Gervais team winning
first place for the second year.
biiverton placed second and Sa
lem third. Other teams com
peting were North Marion,
Woodburn, Albany and Cas
cade.
The two winning teams will
compete in a sectional contest
and Tennis Club, class test;
Latin Club and Snikpoh, dance;
Commercial Club and Pale-.
teers, scene in principal's of
fice; National Forensic League,
Science Club and Vlkettes, bas
ketball game; and Girls' Let
ter Club, Home Economics Club
and Radio and Electronics club,
hall scene.
Co-chairmen of the entire
Carnival are Ed Castillo and
Nancy Payne. Those having
parts in the scenario are Dic
Richardson, Jerry Hunsaker,
June Lytic, Susie Youngquist,
Sharon Bowles, Jan wood
roffe, Jane Moorefield, Jan
McAlpine, Sybil Campbell, Kay
Salter, Shirley Harp, Roger
Moorhead, Mac Baker, Betty
Boehm. John Humphrey, Mil-
ford Schroeder, Bob Hunt, Gay-
nelle Metheny and Karen M.
Johnson.
The skits will be judged with
first, second, and third places
given. The faculty advisor for
the carnival is Mrs. Shirley
Bissell and Miss Leila Johnson
is supervising 'the ticket sale.
for a chance to appear at the
state convention March 18,
1954. The contest is part of
the FFA program to instruct
future farmers in parliamen
tary procedure and to conduct
and express themselves in open
debate. !
POOR BOY
SANDWICH
At NORTH'S
1171 Center St.
.11. jiV. . T ill
Imlah Sentence
Due on Dec 21
Hood ' River ln Donald
Dwalne Imlah, 18, convicted
Saturday night of first degree
muroer, will be sentenced to
death December 21.
The death penalty is manda
tory sine the Jury did not
recommend leniency.
Imlah was accused of the
gunshot death of Bruce B.
Houck. 30, a Hood River
rancher. Houck's body was
found July 11 at the ranch,
along with the carcasses of a
number of farm animals which
also had been (hot to death.
Several days later Imlah
was arrested at Marysville,
Calif., where be had gone to
see his mother. Sheriff John
Dower of Yuba county quoted
the youth, who worked for
Houck. as saying be shot Houck
because the rancher didn't
want to help him buy an automobile.
At his trial Imlah pleaded
innocent because of insanity.
WOODBtJKN JATCEES
Woodburn The regular
meeting of the Woodburn Jun
ior chamber of commerce wilt
be Tuesday, Dec 15, at pm.
at the Woodburn library club
rooms. The present officers
will be in charge of the pro
gram.
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TILL 9 P.M.
FROM DEC. 14fh THRU DEC. 23rd
SHOP TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT TIL CHRISTAMS!
Alexander's Jewelry
Alex Jones Men's Wear
Anderson's Sporting Goods
Andy Foster's Cameras
Anita Shop .
Artz Photography
Barb's Sporting Goods Store
Bishop's Clothing Store
Brown's Jewelry
Capital Drug Store
Capital Hardware & Furniture
Cherry City Electric
Cline's Food Shop
CoasMo-Coast Stores
Commercial Book Store
Cooke's Stationery
Cupboard Cafe
Fashionette
Fashion Bootery
Field's Dress Shop
Fred Meyer
Good Housekeeping, Inc.
Green Thumb Florist
Hamilton Furniture Co.
Haniger's Dress Shop
Heider's
Henry's Photos
Hewitt's Men's Wear
Jackon Jewelers
Jayson's Clothing
Jewel Box, Jewelers
J. J. Quality Clothes Shop
Johnson's Ladies' Ready-to-Wear
Kailes Apparel Shop
Kay's Apparel
Kitchen Centre
Man's Shop
Master Service Stations
McEwan's Photos
Metropolitan Store
Miller's Dept. Store
The Moderne
Montgomery Ward & Co.
Myron's Sewing Machine Store
Needham's
Nohlgren's Restaurant
Olson Florist
Pay Less Drug Store
Peerless Bakery & Fountain
J. C. Penney Co.
Pike Ice Creamery
Prall's TV
Quisenberry Pharmacies
Raemar Shoes
Red Cross Pharmacy
Roberts Brothers
Salem Hardware
Salem Music Co.
Sally's
Sharer's Leather Goods Store
Shoe Box
Smiling Jack's Super Service
The Spa
Stevens Jewelers
Stiff Furniture Co.
Toy & Hobby Shop
Vacuum Cleaner Clinic
Van Kleeck's Coffee Shop
Ed Williams Greeting Cards
Wills Music Store
Woodry Furniture Co.
Yeater Applience Co.
Howard Wicklund Sporting Goods
F.W.Woolworth&Co.