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Mina D«1U will take a vacation at a week or two beforer esumlog k it studies. Mrs. A. a Llvsngood received a telegram Monday from her husband who has been In France since August. Informing her of his safe arrival In Hoboken. liew Jersey. He was sept to Camp Mills. New York, to go through the sanitary process re quired by all overseas men, and will afterwards be sent to Camp Lewis, Washington, to be mustered out. U N IfE D S T A T E S [O N AL FERHWOOD -------------- . R. L. Jones is not much better at this writing. , Mrs. F. Tracheal is here from I Portland to be at the bedside of her father. J. Halbgewaeha, who is suf- fering with a cancer of the stomach. M. O. McKern is here from Blast- • Harold Huddle was able to return «rn Oregon visiting with relatives. tQ hls work at Van Blarlcom's gro- The Misses Irene and Agnes Powell eery store Friday, after a week's en- Oenfc Sunday dinner at W. A. Par- forced vacation on account of siek- atrs. Stevens sterner was quite ut Mr u d Mnk T. h . and ger several days last week but is now j soa> b r l . Mrs Bristow and Mrs. W. j A. Parrish were entertained at Sun- Mr. aad Mrs. A. B. Scherf spent. <uy dinner nt the Albert Heater MOaday evening with the Irvin borne in Sprlngbreok. nsurahce One of the distinctive qualities o f food baked w ith R oyal Baking Pow der is i cholesomeness. This is health insurance o f such vital im portance that m illions o f wom en bake at hom e just to be sure that R oyal Baking P ow der is used. . Rem em ber the adage—“Bake it w ith R oyal and be sure." Miss Agnes Berg visited with the John Hackett family while Mr. and Mrs. Cell were away. Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Lamaon. of Coqullle, are visiting at the Wal ter Ray home, Mrs. Ray is their gran daughter. Mrs. Jack Larsen was pleasantly surprised last Sunday by a visit from her sister. Mrs. August Olson, of Portland, who drove out with her son. Karl. Mr. and Mrs. Chancey Gell and daughter, Arleta, were called to Cathlamet, Washington, last Satur day by the illness of Mrs. Oell’s mother, Mrs. Lottie Foster. The teacher and pupils of Ray bell school are preparing a program for a basket social to be given on Satur day night. May 10. An invitation is extended to our friends to come Bcheid family. Little-Virgil Kersey is in a very Wr. and Mr*. K. W. Mueller were cr]tica] condition and Is not expected whdtors in Portland and Oregon C ity . to Mre He has been In very poor Saturday and Sunday. j health for several weeks. Mrs. Mrs. Jay Ditto la again a resident Mr. aad Mrs. Howard Sherlock, o f , Knapp, a nurse from the Parker hoe- of Rex. Newberg. were visitors at the C. A .j pttal, is helping care for him. J. Pilcher waa a Sherwood visitor Fairbank home Monday evening. j _ __ . . . , ___ , ,,__ . Wendell Judd, who formerly lived Friday. Wm. Goughnour was over from lQ tW> nel* hborhood when he was F. D. Frost waa a Sherwood * * * * * * Mon<U^ afternoon “ d caU« 1 s child, has lately returned from Monday afternoon. F. D. Frost was in Sherwood on busitaeea Saturday. * Mrs. E. Wright entertained the Ladies’ Air Thursday afternoon. Mrs.-J. Pilcher and Mrs. S. F. Salnpolls spent Friday in Portland. . Portland visitors Tuesday weire Mrs. James Kane and Miss Edith Sanderman. ± Mrs. Mary Johnson visited over i tQ keep all employment openlngi Sunday wtih Mrs. Cyrene Palmer, of ]i8ted with the local offices and bu- Dundee. Mrs. Palmer has very poor reaaa for re fu s in g soldiers and health. sailors, r 1 Mr. and Mrs. E. Yarns and Rev. No subject Is of more importance Thomas Yarns, of Atalty, were vlslt- today than that of employment and ors Sunday at the home of Mr. and industrial re-construction. It was Jpra. A. A. Post. for the purpose of setting before the ' Mrs. Chester Loveland, who suf- public the significance of these ques fared a slight stroke of paralysis on tions that May 4 is designated as Employers, April 19. is recovering. Mrs. Carrie Employment Sunday. Johnson and Mrs. John Fort have working men and women, everybody, sbould make it a point to attend been taking care of her. church on this day that mutual ben ' Frank Balsa, the pastor, has gone to Newport to recuperate as he has efit may be derived from Its full, never fully recovered from the flu. patriotic and sincere observation. In giving his indorsement to Em Rev. El wood Hodson will take charge ployment Sunday, President Wilson of the church work In his absence. Little Mary K. Newell celebrated has cabled the following meeeage: “ The church organisations of the her sixth birthday by inviting a number of little playmates In for country having generously united in the afternoon Tuesday. The happy an effort to assist the U. 8. Employ- ment Service in securing work for returning soldiers, sailors and 'w a r Workers, and having designated Sunday. May 4. as Employment Sun day, I am happy to add my voloe to others In an appeal to our fallow countrymen to give their earnest and united support to this and every similar movement. “ 1 take it that the people of the country will universally observe Em ployment Sunday as a day of fresh dedication to the mutual helpfulness which will serve to work out In the months to come, the difficult prob lems of employment and industrial re-construction. “ In these days of victory we enn make no better offering than that of service to the men and women who have won the victory. Woodrow Wilson.” Wilfred S. Smith, Federal Director for Oregon. little folks played games. Cake and fruit juice were served as refresh ments. \ BIG CAMPAIGN OF M. E. CHURCH FOR FURRS PROGRESSING Just f o r i m in u te, lo o k at tb e tire p r o p o s itio n fr o m o u r sta n d p oin t. W e are in th e tire b u sin ess h ere, t o s ta y . W e c a n rem a in ia b u sin ess o n ly s o io n s as w e p lease o u r cu sto m e rs. g g y C o n s e q u e n tly , it p a y s us t o h a n d le y o o d tires— U nited Methodist Sunday schools all over the 'Northwest are working tooth and'enil to guarantee their quota for the $105,000,000 Methodist cente nary drive which begins May 18. Sunday school pupils are being asked , to contribute 119,000,000, one-eighth of tbe total, on the basis of one penny per week per member. Two hundred and seventy-five Methodist Sunday schools in Oregon, Washington and Northern Idaho have already forwarded to Methodist centenary headquarters at Portland t^ielr guarantee and pledge of their ftiare of the 93.400.000 of the North west. Following are the Sunday schools In the Salem district which have al ready reported their quotas to W. C. Wasser, Sunday school campaign leader, as already pledged: First church, Stayton, Silverton, Oregon City, Clackamas, Willamette, Oak Grove, Bennett Chapel, Cams, Cen tral Point, Canby, Gresham, P eas ant Home, niff, Treutdale, Metzger, Tigard, Beaverton, Newberg, Dun dee, Dayton, McMinnville, Balls ton, Sheridan,. Dalian, Falls City, Summit, Nebalem. The Red Crown sign means “ The Gasoline o f Q uality”— always dependable. L ook for the Red Crown sign before States T ire s . SUNDAY, HAY 4, T h e y ’ re th e tires w e sell. T h e y ’ re th e tires y o u s h o u ld use. ^ J ^ W e h a v e th em t o m eet e v e r y n eed o f p r ic e o r use. United States Tires are Good Tires ;now United States Tires are GOOD Tires. r Brothers, That's why we sell them. Newberg. J. E. Devore, Dundee, Sherwood Co-operative Exchange, Sherwood Fred J. Deeds, Lafayette An Appeal to th« Public— Since all tbe churches and church organi zation* in the country have united to observe Sunday, May 4, as Em ployment Sunday, thereby enlisting In an Intennive National campaign to assist the U. S. Employment Ser vice and co-operating agencies In finding jobs for soldiers, sailors and war workers, I, the undersigned, take pleasure in giving moat hearty en dorsement to this patriotic move ment. It is hoped that In the observa tion of Employment Sunday, every chuMh In the country will be filled. On that day clergymen, Bible class teachers and special speakers will ap- SAVES LITTLE CHICKS and help« them to grow into bij& strong. healthy birds. I A dean, vrholMomt, natural food— no dnet— oo wuH. Kaapa the chick« healthy and m a k e , them grow fait. 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