Satordiy. January . 1951
Unhnvale
UNION VALE - Tl
members of th, Unionvale
Evangelical Vailt4 Brethren
Ladles Aid attended the regu
I" weeklr
t.lr1 T .... U""I
ti,L- - al noon.
Rt.7 u " ouc0- Howard
- HOY Stoma,,.
burg, worked oo the evmna.-
iu-ti remodelbii
Rev. and Mrs. Clyde Dollar
attended the regular monthly
"' "ula 01 me miniatera and
wives of the Salem district,
q lawaty lt Eugene
THE CAP1TAE JOrRNXE. Salew, Orerm"
Two aprons in one pattern!
Both have sashes and novelty
pockets to distinguish them as
comfortable and charming ideas
for gifts even for yourself!
No. 2755 is cut in one size.
Scalloped apron takes Hi yds.
35-in. fabric with 1 yds. edg
ing. Two-fabric apron takes 1
yds. plain fabric with 1 yd. con
trast. Send 30c for PATTERN with
Name, Address, Style Number
and Sire. Address PATTERN
BUREAU, Capital Journal, 652
Mission St., San Francisco S,
Calif.
Patterns ready to fill orders
Immediately. For special hand
ling of order via first class mail
include an extra 5c per pattern.
I STEVE KOTEK
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Oval Rug (Pattern No. 156), lr3iS5riN iiu5l" 3fe?-JL ISV. Vlii iTlafe.
amounts of all colors specified, (3t?7 s. "xry . -JwN t PUtzJvlsTj? i.
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the seasons. Easy-to-make prac- Patterns ready to fill orders BOPALONG CASS1DX ,
tical designs for every age and immediately. For special hand. . .... . ...
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on
Dayton Quite a party of
Dayton folk went to We-coma
Beach to wltnesa the high tide
on Sunday.
Those in the party were:
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Palmer
and daughters, Paula and
Olive Heizenriter; Lola Palm
er; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hack-
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nut ill aiiu uttitum, arconij j
Hack worth and sons, Luther I " H. '
.nH j-.... Mr anrt vtra jnhn I Passed were ordinance! on
Lebanon Studies
Planning Board
LEBANON A city ordinance
providing for a planning com
mission was given to the city
council this week but action
was deferred pendinc further
study by the committee which
is also to submit a list of sua
gested members if the measure
Hack worth and children: and
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Hack-
worth and family of Portland.
On Tuesday, Jan. S, Mrs. S.
W. Richardson and Mrs. La
mick Lorcnzen were luncheon
guests of Mrs. Grace von de
Hcllcn in Portland. The oc
casion was honoring Mra.
Richardson on her birthday
anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Owens
and baby, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Owens and family, and Mra.
W. A. Owens were recent din
ner guests of the men's
nephew, Charles Brenn and
family in Salem.
Mrs. Loretta Mcintosh is
now on the switchboard at the
Dayton Telephone Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Milt Palmer
attended the funeral of Anna
Dunn at Silverton Monday.
Mrs. Dunn was a girlhood
friend of Mra. Palmer's moth
er, Mrs. McFee, In Nebraska.
Little Ricky, S-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Delmcr Stou
tenburg, has been visiting with
his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Flowers, at Red
mond, since his sister Peggy,
has been ill with rheumatic
fever. Peggy, however, Is
much better.
Mrs. Helen Manning spent
the weekend with her daugh
ter, Mrs. John Kaslin and
Carolyn in Portland. Her son,
Gordon, who Is attending Port
land State, was a dinner guest
in the same home.
Mr-, and Mrs. S. Whitley
assessment of property which
was improved by the 19S3 pav
ing program and the adoption
of a portion of the new Oregon
revised statutes which have re
placed the old OCLA law pre
viously adopted.
Approved by the council
was the confirmation of Wil
liam Boyd as a regular mem
ber of the police force, and
provision for the purchase of
a tape recorder for the police
department.
Unhnvale
Unionvale Mrs, Orick
Buslck of Unionvale in con-
Junction with Mrs. E. J. Ter
rill of Hopewell, are conduct
ing a Joint Red Cross course
in "Home Care of the Sick" in
the home of Mrs. Terrill.
Those attending from the
Unionvale, Wheatland and
Grand Island districts are:
Mrs. Clarence S. Crawley,
Mrs. Carrie Kldd, Mrs. Art
Launer, Mrs. Louis W. Magee,
Mrs. Steven Nevll, Mrs. Clark
Noble. Mrs. Jacob Tompkins.
Sr., Mrs. Jacob Tompkins, Jr.,
Mrs. Cecil Will, Mrs. Deniil
Wilson, Mrs. Alleen Wilson.
This class meets Monday.
Tuesday and Thursday in eve
nings and will last two weeks.
Richardson spent a day with
his sister, Mrs, Charles Nad-
bornik In Salem. On Saturday
Mrs. Ernest McCain of Gold
Beach visited in the Richard
son home.
RO(M It BOARD
By Ahera
'FOGHORN HAS CROSSLY.
V10LATEP THE RULES OF
COCIAL ETIQUETTE BY LONG
0VKSTAVINS MIS VISIT, AND ITS
TIME NOW FOR HIM TO GO'
TELLING HIA ABCLIPTLYTO
IE AVE. ON ACCOUNT OF OUR.
KIWSHIP-SO MAYBE XJU CAN
SUGGEST A WAY R031N.'
THAT GUY IS HARDER
TO REWJVE THAN A
TATTOOED EAGLE'
GIVE ME TIME TO THINK
IT OVER.AND I'LL COME
UP WITH S0METMNG.8UT
NOT AS ROWDY AS GIVING
HIM THE BOUNCERS
DRAG AND BOOT
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