Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-04
7u1teStN Covering Cent2UL W1UNNlete ."1~2-
Dallas Editor
Made Chairman
OF Republicans

DdIds, OF.s oCt-f - = az 4SrPrD |
Iican leaders OF Polk county gath
cred at the court house in the
county court room Saturday ana
discussed the methods by which
they were to proceed to make Polk
county unanimous for full r@pub-
lican ticket this fall.
Among other business transact
ed. e. A. Koen. editor of the Dal-
las Observer, was elected chairman
of the republican committee to fiji
the vacancy made by the resigna-
fion OF Frank X. Hubbard OF hahs
City oregon, who resigned some
time ago on account of III health. |
A finance committee was ap.
pointed, with Frank J. coad ci
Dallas as chairman, to be assisted
by Mrs, Wayne Henry, secretary OF
the county committee. and =. Z.
Paddock OF independence. The
committee will begin their oslicita-
tion at once and the advisory COM
mittee will assist the chairman IN
future plans for the republican or
& ganization in this county.
Miss Lucille Loughary, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. U. s. Laughary,
who entered the oregon Agr!cul-
tural college at the opening OF Inc
term. has been pledged to the Chi
Omega women's fraternity al Cor
wallis. other Polk county girls be-
ing pledged were. Miss Irene Lew
rs Of Rickreall, Alpha Rho, Miss
Betty Stilwell, Independence, Delta
Delta Delta.
Mrs. /. ". Woods was a delight
full hostess last Thursday afternoon
when she entertained the members
of the Friends club at her nome
on Clay street. Mrs. Hardy Hol-
man was joint hostess. The rooms
were tastefully decorated with rors
colored asters, combined with
greenery. The table was ceiitered
with a huge boquet Of late fall
blossoms. During the afternoon
Little Miss Mildred Griffin enter
q ta.ned with number Of instru-
menntal solos. The Friends club
is a gathering of school friends
when the members were girls III
1864.
About o'clock In the afternoon
a delicious luncheon was served al
an appointed table. which was at
i tractively arranged. A three course
= luncheon was served by the hostess
! assisted by Mrs. Laird V. Woods
The members present were: Mrs
! Harriet L. veazie. Mrs. S. P. Riggs
Mrs. Alice Dempsey, Mrs. william
kersey, Mrs. Hulda Sayery, Mrs
E. A. Tetherow, Mrs. Rebeccf
Howe, Mrs. NJ. B. Holman. Th'
invited guests were Mrs. NJ l.
Boyd, Mrs. Anna Hubbard, Mrs
vellie Hubbard, Mrs. Media Smith
OF Newport and little Miss Mildred
Griffin.
Mrs. Wayne ID. Henry of Sprini
Valley was a business caller in "a,
las Saturday.
Russell Kellow, formerly teach
er in Polk county schools, WAS il
Dallas Saturday visiting will
friends and went with party o,
hunting trip.
Miss kuntz spent the week-en,
with her parents at Salem.
Misses Hazel and Effie McBe
are among those attending the stat
fair today.
Born yesterday morning TO MI
and Mrs. ida Burk, a daughter
weighing pounds,
Mrs. Roy James will leave toda
for an extended visit with he
brother in Idaho.
J l.. Sherwood and family wi
leave next week for Tucson, Ari
aona. where they viii spend tn
winter.
l.. b. Mack drove 10 Eugene las
week and returned Friday wit
Mrs. Mack and the children W.
had been visiting there for sevars
weeks.
Miss Echo Baltare left for Eu
gene where she will enter u. Of
She was accompanied as far as So
lem by her sister, Miss Beulah.
Mr., and Mrs. Claude Lynch an
Mr.. ard Mrs. r. A, Nelson were a
tending the state fair yesterday.
G.. =. Williams of Portland visi
cd his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. .. ]
Williams, last night and today.
u. IL. Scar, wife and baby {
Olympia, Washington, who haN
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Hug
Black and family left today ft
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Bowles wei
to Portland yesterday, where r
will enter hospital for treatme,
for his health which has been fsi
ing for some time.
G, !. Starr, tax attorney trol
Portland was a business visitor
Dallas yesterday.
The regular term of court wi
convene Monday, October 4th.
which time about ten cases will |
heard.