Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-11-23
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! A. G. Beals, of Tillamook, represent
| ing the Tillamook county court, was
before the state highway commission
i. yesterday afternoon for the purpose OF
securing an appropriation of $4,000
| from the state to match like sum to
be put up by the Tillamook county
court for building road from Dolph
by the route of the Little Nestucca to
the coast. Mr.. Beals, in his statement
| to the commission, said it was necessary
for the Tilamook county court to know
soon whether state aid could be expect
ed as it was necessary to embOdy the ap-
preparation in the years budget. Mr..
Beals said he had been appointed to
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Buren, first vice presidents Mrs. A. n.
Bush, second vice president; Joseph II.
Albert, treasurer and Ivan G. McDan.
icl, secretary.
Hartridge Gardner Whip, Port
land Is favorite baritone singer, who
with Mrs. Whip came to Salem yester-
day to give concert preceding the
opening of Wallace McMurray's s class
room theatre at the Grand, returned
home this afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Whipp have many admirers among Sa-
lem folk, and are always flatteringiy
received.
The Parent,Teachers association OF
the Lincoln junior high school will
hold its regular meeting on Friday ev,
ening November the "a.
One of the interesting features of
the evening will be the following
Thanksgiving programme by the chill
dren:
America.
Recitation, Raymond Davis.
Song, room 3.
a Thanksgiving play, rooms ! and :.
Solo, Gertrude Aldrich.
The Magic Curtain room 1.
Recitation, William Walsh.
Recitation, Helen Frey.
Mrs. Carrie y. Palmer of Stayton is
visiting at the home of Mrs. F. A. Me
lntyre. She will remain in Salem until
after the Thanksgiving holiday.
The women of the Relief Corps will
hold their calendar party in the Derby
building, corner Court and High streets
on Saturday the 25th. An attractive ar.
ray of useful and pretty articles have
been made for the bazaar along with
delicious home madcs. In addition to
the sale there will be Il delightful pre-
gramme in the Moose hall in the even
ing.
Mrs John D. Sutherland passed the
day Monday in Portland.
Mrs. Charles X Spaulding and daugn
ter, Miss lla Spauldng have returned
from Albany where they went to ar
tend the funeral of Miss Inez Lenke.
Miss Lenke was one of the most
popular girls in Albany. She also had
many friends among the younger gir;s
In Salem and has visited Miss Spauld-
ing on several occasions.
The regular monthly meeting of
Chemeketa chapter Daughters of the
American Revolution, viii be held at
the home of Mrs. Geo. NJ. Post, 1870
State street, on Saturday, Nov. 25th.
II is hoped that every member will be
PiNoVHl II poSSlblt us II is IHe IlfSt
anniversary of the organization of the
chapter and there are several items of
business to be discussed.
"What the world is doing" was the
topic of yesterday s meet. !
ing of the North Salem Woman IS club
at the residence of Mrs. Guy o. Smith,
on Church street.
Following an important business ses-
sion Miss Ruth Jones gave two delight. !
full readings, "Widow Malone" ana
" Her Sisters Beau
During the afternoon Mrs. Shields
head of the magazine committee gave
u report of the number of books sent
to the tuberculosis sanatorium this
month.