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Page 19 6 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregok Wednesday, March 3, 1954 U mom ale UNION VILLE The weather was perfect for the girls' trip jrfarMt. Hood and Rhododendron tr Friday and Saturday. Twenty I were in the group with Rev. and f Mrs. Clvde Dollar. Mr. and Mrs. ' Howard Steingrube and Mrs. ( Carl Rutschman taking cars for I transportation. 4. Mr. and Mrs. George Strawn, Sr., and George Strawn, Jr., have returned from several days at Coos Bay, their former home. While they were gone their son CAROL CURTIS Cool Summer Smock. Comfort ably low neck, a suggestion of sleeve, big pockets most delight fully embroidered in tremendous "snowflakes" . white make this smock air-conditioned! Pattern is in sizes small, medium or large: snowflake transfer, all embroider ing instructions. Send 30c for the "SNOW- FLAKE" SMOCK (Pattern No. 848) YOUR NAME, ADDRESS, SIZE, PATTERN NUMBER to CAROL CURTIS, Capital Journal, 632 Mission Street, San Francisco 6, Calif. Ready now! The brand new, exciting 36-page CAROL CUR TIS NEEDLEWORK GUIDE, in color, containing over 150 de signs for knitting, crocheting, embroidery, hairpin lace, four "How to Do It" designs, summer fashions; something for every age, every climate. In addition there are TWO FREE -patterns for flattering spring and sum mer glamour! The NEEDLE WORK GUIDE cos only 25c. Order it as you do your needle work patternsl . , in-law and daughter took tare of the farm. Mrs. Louise Fowler and' Miss Pauline Mandel of Portland were guests of Mrs. Clarence L. Fowler at her Unionvale home Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ersel Gubser were Sunday dinner guests of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lorenzen, at their Neck district home. The dinner honored Mrs. Gubser for her March 3rd birthday. Richard Dollar was seven years of age Sunday, Feb. 28, and hon oring him his parents, Kev. ana Mrs. Clyde Dollar, entertained six boys for dinner at the parson age. The group included Dwight Ed- leer. Danny Gubser, Norwood Ri chards, Frank Rutschman. Stan- Icy Withee and Wayne witnee. All enjoyed playing wan tne birthday gifts a part ol tne alter. noon. KSLM North Carolina produced' 1,055 000 pounds of pecans in 953. TALK ABOUT D1GIST10H! 2357 SIZES 10-20 Sew Huge Pockets! This two- part-harmony of blouse and skirt I makes a perfect fashion duet! Pocket-skirt has new swish of I fullness: blouse (with sleeve I choice), features a pretty portrait neckline. Use one fabric for a smart "dress" look. No. 2357 is cut in sizes 10. 12. 14, 16, 18, 20. Size 16: Two-piece with short sleeves, 5i yds. 35-in. or oy yas. 38-in. Send 30c for PATTERN with Name, Address, Styic Number Size. Address PATTERN BU- BREAU, The Capital Journal. 652 Mission St., San Francisco 8, cam. Patterns ready to fill orders immediately. For special hand ling of order via first class mail include an extra Sc per pattern. just off the press! 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Miss Lorraine Dunn nl-io first in fie United Nations speech contest sponsored by the Cer vais chapter of Odd Fellows and Harmony Rebekahs. She will now compete in the finals to be held April 5 at the Odd Fellows tem ple in Salem. Also on the rogram at Otiina- ly hall was a filn. shown by Dal Downey, chairman of the Marion Polk county district of the con test. I Placing second ant winning the position as alternate was John Nybakke and third, Dan Blake. Miss Owen atlendi Salem High School and the two boys attend North Marion Union High School. More Funds Asked For Northwest Dams WASHINGTON tfi - Sen. Mag nuson ID-Wash) told a Senate an propnations subcommittee Tues day funds budgeted for Pacific Northwest hydroelectric projects must be increased to prevent a delay in obtaining power from The Hal es and Chief .loseph dams. -Magnuson and Herbert G West executive vice president of 'the in! land I'.mpire Waterways An Walla Walla Wash.. !?. west delegation testifying at an appropriation hearing. ROOM & BOARD 4 MERE'S AM IMPORTANT FONT TEDNAIV MAID-.-.ACTCP VAt FINKU ri FAMINE KW DfYlAA TlfC TNE BACTERICIDE SPRAYER. OUT OF MY CLOSET AMP THOROUGHLY brk. AY iHt AIR. TO KILL ANY MICROBES STIRRED UP BY YOUR CLcANIMS AQ DUSTING f tty Aheru inn MAr...ic r.nr ----- -.'-v.. 1UWJI FSjOtlAUTTirviluTuie 1 HI ITCH WITtlm IT f lrrr SM00TIN5 AT MICROBES' SO ITS TWT GERM' SfRiY WW'S GIVING YOUR. ROOW THE ODD SWELL' " .OUC-Tmyeevoj 'j3f !?:rri::iT TAk'l: i ... t cvirv- Mm riiSKAUTlON u-fl r,