Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-24
T0day's Dallas News

4 Dallas, July GA imotor part,
composed of Judge and Mrs. III. Il
Belt and family, DIR. and Mrs. C. |
Foster and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Cri
der and family, left Dallas Tuesda.
morning for a two weeks vacation
trip to Rainier National park The,
took camping outfits with them, ant
the men folk expect to return witt
an abundance Of fish and game.
Ted Parker, son of Mrs. Winnie
Braden, formerly a student of thu
agricultural college, spent a few days
last week with friends in Dallas. Mr.
Parker is member of the U. S. ma
rine corps and is on the ship New
Mexico, which is stationed at Brem-
erton.
After three weeks outing at New
port, the "Luckiamute" Camp Fire
girls have returned to their homes al
Fails City. The girls hiked both ways.
but were in fine spirits when they re-
turned home. Each girl carried her
share OF the provisions and blank
cts. Strict rules were used through
out the hike and every girl faced
hardships and difficulties with a
smile. They all showed real camp
IRE spirit and swimming, surf bath
ing and clam digging were among the
sports enjoyed by the girls. Falls
City is proud of these girls as they
never say fail. This same group
made the hike two years ago. Those
gong on the hike were as follows:
Mrs. Mae Lowe, guardian; Eva Chap
pei, Mildred Grant, Gladys Paul,
Louise Brown, Dorothy Guthridge.
Jannette Brown, Opal Robertson, Jes-
sic Paul, Ruby Wingo, Dorothy Watt
Gladys Hall. Ruth Gottfried, Mary
Tiedrich.
Rodney Coulter of Baker was In
dallas Wednesday calling on old time
friends and acquaintance. Mr.. Coul-
Ter ran the City Transfer trucks nm
I'll few years ago, when he moved
TO eastern Oregon, where he is work.
ing IN samilar capacity.
The X. p lodge at Dallas recently
contracted with the Meneley system
OF California, to furnish series of
entertainments beginning in October
ana lasting for six months. One en-
tertainment Is to be furnished each
month and is to be put on at the Ma.
Jestlc theater. The local lodge now
mas membership of 1856 and are on
ueaVoring to spread their gospel of
irlenushlp out beyond the four walls
or the lodge room. These entertain
ments are high class and will he an.
Ioyeu py the public at reasonable
sum for season or single admission
tickets.
RAY Chute, who had recently been
employed by the Shattuck motor
company, is now working for the
Dallas garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Mason are in
'regon FOR a few weeks and are Wis
ing at the home of Mr., and Nfrr. ].
u mason and Mr. and Mrs. r. C. will
son. Their home is in Huston Iowa
Mr. Mason is very much impressed
with oregon, particularly the climate
Mr., and Mrs. r.. X. Piasecki left
luesaay morning by motor on two
weeks outing to Rainier National
bark.
Sohpiimenting the birthday ami |
lersary OF ID. Nj. Shattuck, Mrs. Shat
uek presided as hostess at a charm
nsiy appointed dinner party Wednes
lay evening at seven O'clock Tha
'ooms were decorated in Shasta dais. |
es comoined with greenery, The din
he table was effectively decorated
Vith flowers and color scheme Of
elow and white was carried ont
seated around the table were: Mr.. and
irs. Richard Shane and Miss Shane
u vancouver, Wash, Mr. and Mrs
= T. Ponsler Mr. and Mrs. D M Shat
ueK' Evelyn and Jack shattuck