Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-22

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X Dec. 5-Mabel Garrison, y
X soprano, and the Salem Wo- X
X mans club chorus in concert 4:
X Grand theater. X
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Circuit Court
Suit for $3.50 was filed this
morning in the circuit court
against the Salem Laundry by j.
S. Gilkey and F. l.. Bush who al
lege they performed services val
ued at that amount in February
and March of this year and for
which they have never been pad.
PROBATE Court
inventory ard 81 praisement
filed OF the estate of Mary NJ.
Hunt giving real property valued
at $3433.35.
Order appointing W. L. Tooso,
Sr., ]. G. Siegmund and U. S. Page
appraisers of the estate of Leslie
o. Tooze.
Decree of final settlement filed
in the estate of Joseph Sarff. Fin !
al decree filed in the estate of
Clara M. Dunnel.
Order appointing Anne Larsen
as exee1trix of the estate of Lars
Larsen.
Thanksgiving dinner, home
made Mince Pies. Mistland Bakery
phone 544. ESQ
william e. Hanson, of the Sa-
lem Abstract company, was ini-
tiated into the Spanish American
War veterans society at meet
ing called last night previous to
the entertainment provided by
the women's auxiliary Of the or
ganization at the armory.
Alkire's married peoples class
Monday nights. Eight lessons $4
per couple. High school class
Thursday night, Phone 13S0J. 279
Two Willamette girl students
appeared at Red Cross headquart-
ers yesterday and asked for three
receipts for membership in the
organization. They explained I
that it was part of their initia-
tion into one of the university
sororities that they get three
members to the Red Gross.
Elks and ladies, dance at lodge
room, Wednesday, November 2S,
q n m 279*
Frank Myers, Salem restaura-
teur, complained to the police last
night that somebody had stolen
brown suit Of clothes from him.
The clothes, he said, were left at
a local tailor shop but were new
er found by the tailor Mr.. Myers
asked that search be made OF
the second hand stores.
Attention Elks and ladies. First
dance tomorrow night, lodge room
M 279+
Secretary T. E. McCroskey is
making an attempt to get the Sa-
lem bank reports in the monthly !
statement of Babson's directory.
Babson only takes reports from |
cities having clearing houses, and
since Salem has no clearing house
report of banking conditions
here has never appeared. Cros-
key believes however, that salts
factory arrangement can be made
to include Salem.
Elks and ladies, don't forget |
dance lodge room tomorrow night |
81 n m 279*
A Thanksgiving service will be !
held Thursday evening at 7;3o
in the Methodist church of West
Salem. The program will include
the following numbers: Twenty
minute song service, led by Will
liam ]. Morrow; prayer, G. A.
Goodspeed, scripture reading,
Charles H. Raymond, solo, Miss
Esther Spatzbart; Thanksgiving
offering in aid of missions; ad-
dress, Rev. A. Hawthorne; closing
prayer, John w. Simmons.
Elks and ladies, dance, Wednes-
day, November %, p. M, at the
lodge room 279*
Large audiences are in attend
ance at the meetings at the First
Christian church in spite of the
recent storm. The interest is
strong and the results so far are
quite satisfactory to the leaders
of the church and the evangelists.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howe are unusually
good in their musical numbers. A
different instrument is used by
them special numbers each
evening. Tonight Mr.. LIE Grand
will speak on the topic, "Who
Wrote the Bible?" He presents
his themes in vigorous and able
fashion, yet with kindness and
concern for all.