Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-05
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Seal Sale
Starts In
PostOffice

The sale OF ItSu
stamps began today In saiem
,,,nen 4 booth was opened at the
nost office. Saturday the cam
aoign will be launched completely
,hon women will be stationed in
the various stores and banks in
charge Of booths.
"The response of the women =
c,ubs OF the city to the call OF the
oregon Tuberculosis association
for volunteer service in the sale OF
Cbristmas seals is one of the
most convincing testimonials to
the value of the organization and
70 the enlarged vision that 1t en-
eenders that l have ever known, :
said Mrs. Alexander Thompson,
president of the Portland feder-
alton of women's organizations,
who is in charge OF fhe booth sale
In Portland where the sale OF the
stamps began Friday evening.
The woman's club in Salem is
sponsoring the sale here under
the chairmanship Of Mrs. Fred
Thompson and the women are
readily responding to the call for
their assistance.
Yesterday in the post office
Mrs. Grant Bonell had charge Of
the sale, today Mrs. Louis Grif-
fifth is in charge and for the rest
of the week Mrs. Arthur Boshen
will be in charge. Next week the
most office sale of stamps will be
In charge Of Mrs. William Walton
and Mrs. Gertrude Page.
Arrangements have been made
concerning the opening of the
booths Saturday end the follow
ing women have charge of booths
Mrs. Chester Cox, Ladd and Bush
bank; Mrs. F. l.. Utter, Bank of
Commerce; Mrs Ray Smith, Unit
ed States National bank; Mrs. N.
C. Kafoury, Kafoury store; Mrs.
Carl Becke, Peoples Cash store;
The P. e. O's, Millers, and Mrs.
McMahan, Worth and Gray. These
women will be assisted by others
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Alderman
Of Tillamook were the week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Duncan.
Arthur Derby is here from
Portland to spend few days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F..
N. Derby.
Miss Miriam SwartZ was among
the university students home for
the Thanksgiving recess. She re-
turned Sunday evening. Miss
swartz stayed with her parents
who live near Salem.
The woman's missionary circle
Of the Baptist church will meet
Friday afternoon at 2;30 O'Clock
In the church parlors. The topic
will be Medical Missions" and
the program will be in charge OF
Mrs. Mark Sklff. This promises to
be a very interesting meeting and
all of the women are urged to at
tend.
The Past Noble Grands associa-
ton of the Rebekah lodge met for
its regular meeting at the home
of Mrs. Gertrude Cummings the
last of the week, with Mrs. Carrie
Chaffee and Miss Bernice Ham,
mer as assistant hostesses. A very
pleasant social evening was en-
joyed. The members present were;
Mrs. Sarah Hutton, Mrs. Addie
Hammer, Mrs. Grace Taylor, Mrs
Elsie Townsend, Mrs. Ida Trag-
lilo, Mrs. Pearl Nichols, Mrs. Luz
ellie Engstrom, Mrs. Amy Mills
Mrs. Louise Loveland, Mrs. lvia-
dene Hubbard, Mrs. Elizabeth
Adair, Mrs. Myrta TyrrelL Mrs
Hinkle, Mrs. Ruth Dennison, Miss
Hazel Price, Miss Helen Yockey
Miss Wilda Siegmund, Miss Ethel
Fletcher and the hostesses.
Mrs. Cal Patton was a hostess
yesterday afternoon, entertaining
the members of the Thursday ar
ternoon bridge club, and Mrs. F
G. Delano additionally. Forming g
pretty setting for the affair was
an arrangement of bronze chrys-
anthemums. High score honori
fell to Mrs. E. L. Kapphahn. Mrs
Clyde Johnson will be the nex'
hostess for the club.