Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-29
To
Undertake
StarnpSale

Each year prior to Christmas
time women in the different cit
les Of the United States among
their many other activities even
at this busy time of the year find
time to assume a new responsible
ity in the selling of Red Cross
stamps for the support Of tuber-
culosis work in the country.
The Woman's club in Salem
this year as in past years will
sponsor the sale of stamps here,
and in Marion county. Small
stamps they are, cheerful in
their red coloring, and suggestive
of Christmas with their symbolic
pictures, but last year they net
ted about nine hundred dollars
in Salem alone. Mrs. Frederick H.
Thompson has charge of the sale
this year, and will handle the
booth sale in town, assisted by
Mrs. Grover c. Bellinger who will
head the mailing department in
the city, and Mrs. John A. Carson
who will take care of the sale in
the county.
The sale of the stamps will
start, Saturday December 9, and
the booths will be in charge of
different club women in Salem.
Always there is an effort to do a
little better than the year be-
fore, and this time is no excep-
tion.
Among the University of Ore
gon students who will be home
for the holidays will be Miss
Gretchen Brown, the daughter of
Mrs. Catherine Brown, Miss Mar
garet Griffith, who will be with
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. l.. F,
Griffith, and Miss Catherine
Slade who will spend the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. John ].
Roberts.
The Misses Helen and Ruth
Moore will be home from Corval-
lis where they are attending the
Oregon agricultural college today
to spend the holidays with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H.
Moore. The girls will bring
guests with them who will help
make up a Thanksgiving dinner
party.
w. Earl Shafer will be among
the students returning home for
the Thanksgiving recess. He will
be with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Shafer.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. G. Shafer of
Turner and Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Russell will be Thanksgiving day
guests at the Frank Shafer home.
1t has been definitely announc-
ed by Miss Flora Case, chairman
of the program committee, that
the members Of the A. A. o. U.
w. shall meet at two o'clock
promptly Saturday afternoon in
the reception room at the receiv-
ing hospital for their meeting. DR..
l.. F. Griffith, with the aid of a
clinic will talk on Public In
terest in Psyhiatry." The regular
business meeting will be dispens-
ed with in order that the women
may be at the hospital promptly
at two o'clock. The hour has
been set a little earlier for the
convenience of the hospital au-
thorities. DR.. Griffith is an au
thority on the subject which he
will present and the meeting will
be very interesting.
The meeting time for the as
sociation has been changed SO
that it makes this meeting fol-
low the last one rather closely.
1t is the plan now to have 2
speaker for each meeting. Last
time DR.. Grover G. Bellinger talk
ed on tuberculosis. These meet
ings are proving very beneficial
and more than interesting.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Bishop and
charles Kay, left for Pendleton
yesterday where they will spend
the Thanksgiving holidays with
Chauncey Bishop. Last night they
spent in Portland with Lloyd T.
Bishop. While in Pendleton they
will motor to Dayton where they
will be guests of the Broughtons,
parents of Mrs. Clarence Bishop.
Mrs. Bishop will also stop in
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