Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-06

Dance tonight armory 57a
Men, see Bishops spring suits at
Salem Woolen mills store. 5Ss
Bishop l.. w. Kyles, A. NJ. d. d.. of
St Louis, Mo-, and bishop of the sew
enth Episcopal district of the African
Nj. E. Zion church who is visiting the
church work of his denomination in
the Pacific Northwest, as well as FOL
hold the Tri-Centeniary Convocation
in Portland, Or, March 4th to 7th,
will stop off in Salem, Or, enroute to-
az the First NJ. f. church. Monday
California and will preach or lecture
evening, T:45. The public is cordiaIlyi
'nvifod TO attend. The bishop is re.
graded as an able and splendid color
ed speaker.
Men, see Bishops spring suits all
Salem Woolen mills store. 5S%I
This weeks drapery special, Fillet
Nets, values to 81, 53c yard. Hamil-
, TOMS. 57aI
Employees of the Marion garage
235 South Commercial street. Satur-
day found a purse, which Ralph
Thompson, salesman for the firm. re-
ported to police could be had when
the owner called and proved the pro-
perty.
! This weeks drapery special. Fillet
Nets, values to 81, 5So yard. Hanil-
tons. SIS
Miss Emily Donaldson was hostess
! to social gathering Tuesday evening
at the home of her mother, Mrs. VIM.
Donaldson, 1895 Marion street, in
honor of Mrs. June Oney of Great
Falls, Montana. The evening was
spent in playing 500 and various other
games, after which light refreshments
We're served. Those receiving invita-
tions were: Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ. Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Privett, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Donaldson, Mrs N. Hart.
Mrs. VIM. Donaldson, Mrs. June Oh
/ ney, Messrs. Burns Privett, Lee Nc.
MILAN, Ernest Branson, Misses Mild
red Donaldson, Margarite Bailey, EN-
lily and Bessie Donaldson.
! Wallace H, Lyman, formerly en-
ployed at the Great Western garage
has entered into a partnership with
I. $. Watts in the operation of the
Liberty garage at Ferry street. TIE
new firm plan to make theirs one of
the best by adding more machinery
and equipment. AT the present time
their welding plant is complete and
in shape to meet any demands in
| their line.
A permit to repair his homo at
itia North Capital street, was issued
| Friday to w, q. De Chen, by Deputy
l., City Recorder Mark Paulson. Costs Of
repairing the house will be about
$500.
The first meeting of the Salvation
Army advisory board for this coun-
tN--n named to report delinquent child
l"n to the army for care--was held in
the Commercial Club offices Th1rs-
day night. Reports of the various
members were made, and other busi-
ness was discussed A letter from the
army headquarters at Portland in
! viting the members of the local board
to attend state conference in Hotel
! Portland on St. Patrick's day was
read. The letter was from Mayor
George L. Baker of Portland, who is
chairman of this branch of the Sal
IvatIon Army work
The regular monthly meeting of
the Marion County Community Fed
GRAFTON will be held at Gervais the
night of March 8, according to an an
nouncement from the Commercial
\ Club here Friday. The Standardization
l of potatoes in the county will be the
topic for discussion during the meet
ing. Prof. G. H. Hislop, o. A. c. will
talk
\ Ticket sales for the big dance to be
i given at the armory April IL under
the auspices of the Girls Drill team
of Capital Assembly S4 United Art
isans, has begun in the city. At the
regular meeting of the lodge Thurs
day night almost every member took
la number of the tickets to sell, and
Through system of thorough can
wasting il is believed that the number
of Salem people who will attend the
dance will be equal to any other dance
held in the city.
I B. e. Otjeu, of Scio, route 3. is suf-
fering from a broken foot as the re-
suit of an accident in which load OF
hay tipped over with him, Wednesday
He has just recovered from an attack
of influenza.
Mrs. Roberta McMurphy of Eu-
gene, grand worthy matron of the
Oregon Eastern Star, was in Salem
Tuesday evening and visited Chad
. wick chapter No. 81, o. +. 8. While
here she was the guest of her cousin
Mrs. Frank NJ. Brown, and at the
home Of Mrs. George II. Burnett. an
old time friend.
i The parent-teacher association OF
the Lincoln school win meet Tuesday
i evening at o'clock. special pro
! gram will be given by the school ehii-
J dren and Y. W. c. A. secretary
Iwil deliver an address. Refreshments
will be closed at the close OF me
evening. The meeting viii be presid-