Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-30

AOA ShS young people, ana get !
acquainted hour for the old folks. /
The supper and program is open
to all, and especially to strangers.
For those who can remain there
will be a watch night service in the
auditorium of the church.
Citizens of Salem! The Y. NJ. C. |
A. for twenty five years has been
helping the boys and men Of Sa-
lem. Attend the open house New
Years day. See the pleasant games
and reading rooms, the big tank, ]
gym and dressing rooms. Recep-
ton to visitors to 10 p. m Pro-
gram and refreshments to 10 p.
m Bring the entire family a hear
ty welcome awaits you. 2"
An interesting little pamphlet
entitled "The Y Booster" is being
published semi-monthly by the
boys department of the Y M. c.
! A. Two numbers have already
made their appearance and from
appearances are living up to the
title of the publication. A resume
of the activities of the Y are pub
lished in each issue, together with
future events scheduled for the
two coming weeks.
Men and women of Salem! You
are invited to attend open house
New Years day at the Y. M. C. A,
Reception for visitors to 10 p, M.
Program and refreshments to 10I
p. m. The members will be de-
lighted to see you. 2*I
That a truckload of dogs were
yelping in front of his home at
545 Ferry street, was the COM
plant registered with police yes
terday eveninS<by w. w. Hill. Mr.
Hill said he wanted officers to do
something about it, Officer Brown
was detailed to investigate and
later reported that the dogs had
been moved.
Fathers and mothers of Salem
Open house at the Y M. G. A. on
New Years day from to 10 p. m.
You are invited to inspect the
game and reading rooms and en-
joy the games, gym exercises,
swimming races and stunts by the
boys. You will surely enjoy it. Plan
m attend 2*
Prof. H. c: Freeman of the Sill
verton high school was in town
last evening on his way home from
| Corvallis where he went several
DAYS ago to present plans and
specifications which he had pre-
pared for the Baptist church soci-
ETY. in Corvallis. The society will
remodel the church building and
install a new pipe organ this win
ter.
Lest we forget The countless
little children waiting in line thru
out Europe before Americas re
lief stations. Can you see that wist-
full. painful look, and forget?
DIR. D. X. Beechler of Salem,
driving east on Court street yeste'
day. collided with bicycle rid
den by E. B. Heseamn, according
to DR.. Beechler's report to police
Neither of the vehicles was dam
aged. the report said, and neither
of the pilots was injured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ponsler of
Dallas. were Salem visitors We'd
nesdav. Mrs. Ponsler was former
Ily Miss Muriel Grant, and was tor
a while connected with the Saler
Statesman.
First popular concert Salem
symphony orchestra Sunday Jan
End. 8 p. m. at armory. All seats
314+
II. A. Foster, who offered his
resignation as scoutmaster ~
4 south Salem, has reconsidereP
l and will continue in the capacity
as scoutmaster of troop NO. D. II
was stated today.
Miss virginia Smith came over
from Silverton this morning and
| took the early tran for San Fran
Icsco where she vii spend the win
ter.
Auto tops dressed with our wa
.er proof, sunproof dressing Will
save that top. Hulls Top Shop J
building.
F.. H. Pixley of this city, will
leave tomorrow for Portland
where he will spend two days
transacting business.
Mrs. Harry N. Grain of this city
returned to Salem last night from
portland where she spent several
davs visiting relatives.
Namkin Cafe formerly . canton
American and Chinese dishes.
Ie2n N. Comm rcial st.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Goodman
have returned to their nome !"
Roseburg after a visit with reia-
tives in Salem.
Mrs. I. L. Gilkerson OF rose,
n,,rg is spending a few days II
salem with relatives ana Irielius
Fred Lawrey of the silvertoI
rransfer company, was in town Of
/ , .-o-- Lost evening.