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Friday, November 21, 1952
I Capps
the rain." Jimmie Bryant,
the sun that shines,” Gal»
Moore.
the wind that blows.” Judy
McLendon,
the roads we travel on." Felix
Shaw.
the food we eat.” Stanton
Kuil.
maps we have.” Gilbert Smith,
the trees God gives us.” Rod-
dy Bottel.
BOOK WEEK TO TEACH
the clothes we wear.” Bonnie
RESPECT, CARE OF BOOKS
Marshall.
mother and father.” Jeanne
November 16-22 is Book Week
in the first and second grade room. Loganbill.
the yellow bus.” Eugene Mills,
We are going to be kind to our
the electricity.’’ Jimmie
books and put covers on all of the
new books. Every day this week ganbill.
the churches we have.”
we are going to have some book
reports. Almost all of the boys mela Hunt.
the nice school we have.”
and girls have libraries at home.
i en Preston.
PRIMARY ROOM HAD MOST
the white snow God gave us to
PERFECT ATTENDANCE
play in.” Daniel Hovanski.
the whole world.” Richard
The Primary room not only won
the PTA Thanksgiving banquet, Felton.
Each student made a picture to
but they had the most people with
a perfect attendance record fol go with his thought.
the first nine weeks. These stu- by Ann Emer»on and Wanda Fi»h
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dents have been neither tardy nor
absent during this period:
To Enter Hoapital
First and Second Grades- —Don
Mrs. Howard Bears« will leave
Brec-
Bailey, Von Bailey, Kathleen
Saturday
for Portland where she
keniidge, Donald Dunagan, Peter
for treat-
Hines, Joyce Moore and Larry will enter the hospital
mer.t or a possible operation on
Shaw.
Third and Fourth—Daniel Hov- her hack. Mrs. Bears« has not been
well for some time and her friends
anski and Gilbert Smith.
Fifth and Sixth—«Carma Lewis, wish her a speedy recovery.
Patricia George ami Barbara Shaw.
O'BRIEN
1 beginning at 9 a.nt. with Claire
Cooper in charge, and the Illinois
I Valley Cleaners at 10 a.m. with
| Christine Duncan in charge. Smog
caused the postponement of the
last scheduled pie sale.
"Go To Church” day for Job’s
Daughters will be Sunday, Nov. 23.
All officers were especially urged
to attend.
A slumber party is planned for
Nov. 2H with Guardian Edna Coop
er in charge. Past Guardian Car
olyn Covington is to be invited.
The girls planning to go to the
first show are asked to leave the
sleeping paraphenalia at the hall
before 7 p.m.
Initiation will be held Dec. 1.
All officers are requested to be
present. Secret Dads names were
chosen for the ensuing year.
Job’s Daughters meet the first
and third Mondays of each month.
Mae Bowerman Elected
Job’s Daughters Queen
Mae Bowerman, newly-elected
honored queen of Job’s Daughters,
Bethel No. 36, and her officers will
take office in installation cere
monies Dec. 8.
Other officers elected at the
regular meeting Monday, Nov. 17,
were Christine Duncan, senior
princess; Donna Zimmerman, jun
ior princess; Jackie Strohkirch,
guide; and Merrill Simington, mar
shall.
Under escort and honors, Ruth
Masters, worthy matron of West-
ern Star Chapter No. 64, and past
associate guardian, Harold Bower-
man, “Papa Job”, were introduced
and welcomed to the group. Bow
erman is a member of the examin
ing committee of the Masonic
Grand Lodge of Oregon.
Pie sales in Selma and in Cave FOR BUSINESS, mill or home use
Junction will be held tomorrow
buy your salesbooks at
(Saturday) at the Selma store
NEWS office.
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USE
GRADE
SCHOOL
NEWS
OLR
CHRISTMAS
PLAN!
A SMALL DEPOSIT
HOLDS YOUR
GIFT SELECTIONS
pay» the bill»—but
Chrittma it for the kids. Pop just
.
gi5t buying shouldn't be left t until the la»t minute
when it becomes a financial burden, A little down,
and small easy*to«pay periodic payments will eliminate
your gift problem this year.
TREHE ARNE'S
Cave Junction
RAINY OPEN HOUSE
When open house day came it
rained. Even so, Mrs. Bailey and
Mrs. Morton came to visit us and
see our work. The ladies had cof
fee and we had cookies. We took
homo our papers that we had
-aved in our files these nine weeks
Lightweight 9 hp Disston
Intermediate Chain Saw
3RD AND 4TH HAVE
TEA FOR PARENTS
The third and fourth grades en
tertained their parents at a tea
last Thursday, in honor of Educa
tion Week. There was a display of
classroom texts. The new reading
books were a source of keen int
erest to the visitors. Jeanne Logan-
bill anl Pamela Hunt, the only
fourth grade girls, poured tea
Guests were, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Bottel, Mrs. Carl Marshall and
Mrs. William Hunter. All the child
ren enjoyed cookies and candy.
THANKSGIVING
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THOUGHTS
"I am thankful for—
f the United States Flag.” Joe
Blanchard.
water that flows.’’ Linda
Hunter.
the animals.’’ Gary Campbell,
the nice country we have.”
Denny Bottel.
the homes we live in.” Bobby
Hardware
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Delicious
Pie Makin's
Drifted Snow
S 2.25
Walnuts ’ 8 oz. tin 59c
GUMDROPS
i 45c
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—IN USEFUL
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PLIOFILM BAG
Large package
introductory offer
29c
Saiilav, No. 2 Can
PINEAPPLE JUICE
LIBBY'S
PUMPKIN
no. 303 can
2/25c
no
2
I 49c
can
19c
MINCEMEAT
Produce Specials
—H»li HOLIDAY FEASTS
2/25c
Whole »licet of Hawaiian Pineapple, no. 2 can
STANDBY'S
1 arge,
45c
BISQUICK
HONULULU LADY PINEAPPLE
Cranberries
Fancy, selected berries for de
licious Thanksgiving sauce.
29c
(No 2>, Can 25c)
FREESTONE PEACHES, Baglev case 24 S5.95
( No. 2 >. Can 29c)
BARTLETT PEARS, Bagley case 24 S6.25
A top-quality dog food prep.ired hv Armour Packing Co ., fortified with^ liver
DASH DOG FOOD (2/27c) case 48 S5.99
1 LB.
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39c
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( EI.Ein HEARTS, in cellophane bag
23c
BANANAS
2 lbs. 29c
SWEET POTATOES AND YAMS
2 lbs. 29c
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