Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-03
WEST SALEM
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Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Cade of Albany
w'ie Sunday guests at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Cade.
Harry Lee, wife and baby were VI
from 81. Johns Sunday for short visit
with friends.
There was quite an entertaining and
instructive scosion of the Paren Teach.
.crs association held in the schoolhouse
Friday ctenlpg.
The Crawford Moores have rented
their home and win live in Portland
where he has a position.
Mrs. Geo. Frazure has gone to Port.
land for couple of weeks stay. Mr.
Frazure is a call man there.
Earl Woods is working in Tacoma
and their household goods have been
shipped there. When they arrive Mrs.
Wood and little daughter will go there
to him.
Mrs. Mary Billings and daughter Miss
Lottie MeAdams have returned from a
weeks visit with friends at Airlie.
Mrs. Chas. Baker of Falls City was a
Wednesday overnight guest Of the Mar
ion Moores.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rex and baby of In.
dependence were Sunday visitors at the
home OF his father and sisters.
Arthur Mora stopped off last week
for visit with relatives and friends
while on his way from Dunsmore, CAL,
to Seliwoo6, Portland, where he has a
position ON the car line. Mrs. Moore,
who is still in California will join her
husband soon.
The Mis9ts LYDIA and Clara Rex en-
iertained the Young People 8 Society of
the German EyaLeelical church Tuesday
evening at iuslness and social meet
ing.
The pupils of Wess Salem school are
surely some sp'lleIs. Every one of them
in both ioems received 100 per cent
every day last week. Not one word was
idissiellel Thtre have been but few
words missed for several weeks now
ana teachers and children are all much
pleased.
The Red Cross auxiliary mel as usual
Wednesday afternoon. Between fifty
and sixty bandages were cut out and
some knitting done. Many of the ban.
dages will be finished by the members
at sheir homes.
Mrs. Albert Linegar started for Neb-
raska Wednesday afternoon to join her
husband, who has been working there
for several months.
Mr.. Ed Minnich of Kingwood Park
who was conductor on one of the Salem
street cars has gone to Portland and
taken q position on the line there at
quite an advance in salary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith who are living in
the Gaubcrt house are the proud parents
of nine pound daughter which arrived
May morning.
A community service flag containing
seventeen stars was unveiled Sunday af-
ternoon at the school house in West Sa.
lem, whore an appreciatiWe audience
had gathered. Mrs. Edwin Brock, presi-
dent of the Red Gross auxiliary was
chairman and Mrs. Arthur Rex and Mrs.
d. X. Brannan who each have a son in
The service unveiled the flag. Justice
Benson gave very touching and sym.
pathetic address. Mrs. Halle Parish
Durdall sang, "The Flag Without a
Stain" and "Kcep the Home Fires
Burning, in her own very beautiful
way. Mrs. Terwilliger read the appro-
pirate poem "Your Boy and My Boy"
and Mrs. D. Cade an original poem en-
titled "Our Boys" written by Mrs.
Minnie Jones Baker.
A piano duet by the Misses Beth and
Ruth Bedford. A violin solo by Delbert
Moore and a reading by danny Mar
garet Hogg were numbers also much ap
preeiated. The meeting closed by sing
ing of "The Star Spangled Banner" led
by Mrs. Durdall and benediction by
Rev. e. G. Ranton.