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Thursday, April I), 193J (T h e W i l l a m i n a Œ im r » Page 8 The Child Reader Local and Personal by M A R J O R IE B A R R O W S E d ito r, C h ild L if e M a« aa in o . I Union Gospel Church, held Sunday and Mrs. Glen Willis and daughter Dona One afternoon spent the week-end with her parents at Monday. wharf rat on Ben — ________________ McMinnville. ___ Mrs. W. E. Smelser of Aumsville is Mrs. John Tetheway of Centralia vis J visiting this week at the homes of her ited her parents, Mr and Mrs. Haul sons Frank and Guy Smelser. Mullen, over the week end. Mrs. Fenton Turner and son Clarence ' Mrs. Frank Edwards fell when she of McMinnville visited on Saturday at i fainted at her home Sunday, spraining the home of her mother, Mrs. Esther her ankle. Churchman. many yeura ago « Francisco Bay wan- dered Into the Oak land Public Library. There, opening a bound volume o f a children's mag- Mine, he «tumbled upon a story. It was a story about a boy like hlnt-elf —a r u n a w a y , a g a n g lender of wharf rats, who had certain seinl- p lr u t f c a l adven tures. but who, aft- _ er a hard lesson, Marjorie Barrows . learned of better ways of living his life. Making of Jack London. The dramatic, exciting story awoke In the young reader the uneasy con- ariouaneas of his own wrong actions. He walked out of that library resolv ing to lend Just as adventurous a life blit one that carried with It a clear conscience. So he Joined the Fish Pa trol, cruised about the hay, fought poachers, and before long began to write stories about his adventurer That hoy wns Jack London. The experience of this famous writer oc curs. In a rather less dramatic fash ion. In the life of every boy or girl. Careful Investigators have discov ered that next to persons, nothing has more Influence on children than what they read. If a hero they admire acts under certain eireiunstam es as they themselves would like to act, they 11 remember It. Mr. and Mrs. John Shetterly and Miss Della Blomberg ot Rose Lodge children drove th Springfeld Friday to visited Mrs. Luella Shetterly from Fri- ( take Mrs. Shetterly's mother, Mrs. day to Sunday. Lurene Shively is stay- Hulett to her home. with her this week. Mrs. Lloyd Jones of the upper Willa The Steve Porter family expect toI mina is spending a few days visiting move this week to the Banker Brown friends in town. ._____ place up Coast Creek. Grover De Spain of Lewiston, Idaho, The C. R. Shandy family moved Sat is visiting his sister, Mrs. Ray Harpole. urday to the house recently vacated by Miss Ruth Beal of McMinnville was a George Darke. week-end guest of her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Beal. Mrs. Victor Rickert and children vis ited From Thursday to Suuday at the Mrs. Ray Harpole and brother. Gro home of her sister, Mrs. M. L. Bowder, ver De Spain, Ben Barber and Fred at Portland. Bird visited Ralph Harpole at at. \ in- , cents hospital in Portland Sunday. Mrs. A. J. Pearson and coildren, who have been visiting the past few weeks Mi«s Dorothy Savage was taken to at the I. N. Pearson home, have gone to the McMinnville hospital Friday. Silverton to visit at the home of her mothet, Mrs. M. M. Gilmour. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mundinger and Mrs. 0 . H. Lane visited the Cleve H in -, Mrs. Ellis Bryant and babv Jack Al shaw family at Grand Ronde Sunday. len. came home from the McMinnville Mrs. Grace Goodrich of Yamnill was hospila! Wednesday. a Thursday visitor at the J. L. Farnham home. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Beal visited Sat urday in McMinnville. Mrs. 0 . A. Lane of Hillcrest visited Monday at the R. L. Norris home. Miss Marjorie Myers spent the week end at the Sam Davis home near Valley Junction. Miss Marie Johnson of Dayton and Ray Warren of Salem called at the Leon Beal home Monday. They Dr. H. W. Flanery Dentist Rooms upstairs in Willamina State Bank Building. Willamina, Oregon Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hagman and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Harrington of Val Duane and Lorley of Culver spent the ley Junction visited relatives here Wed week-end at the Howard Wooden home. nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Grant March of Corval- lis were Sunday visitors at the home of her sister, Mrs- Hinton Brown. ( firc Mrs. Bill Poignen of Tillamook, an old time friend of the K. W. Drake family, was a dinner guest at their home Monday. Mrs. Poignen was here to attend the fellowship meeting of the x t5 for the next months of Hero. word. The Charles Colburn family visited friends at McMinnville Sunday. Mrs. Alva Holford and Mr. Lottie Mrs. O. C. Yocom, Mrs. Bessie I.am- Dameron are visiting friends and rela son. Mrs. Margie Lamson, Mrs. Jane tives here. Barbeh and Ira Lamson visited Mrs. E . W. McNames at Dallas Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Friend and son Jesse of Sheldon, Missouri, arrived at The Friendly Circle Sewing club met the home of their daughter, Mrs. R. L. at the home of Mrs. Young last Wed- Norris. Friday. I nesday. Send sl. enjoye<, a luck Wednegdgy eve. V e a l S t e a k —lb----------------------------- C l a m s Pint—-------------------------------- H a l i b u t —lb. ----------------------------- P o r k a n d B e a n s - 4 cans ...... — P o r k S h o u l d e r S t e a k lb B o i l i n g B e e f —lb. — ....—................ R o a s t B e e f —lb...... — ........... L a r d -lb------------------------- ---- -..... B a c o n - lb .__________ _____ ___ __ J ATLANTIC MONTHLY AKE the most of your read ing hours. Enjoy the wit, the wisdom, the companionship, the' charm that have made the A t lantic , for seventy-five years, America’s most quoted and most cherished magazine. 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Kershaw, deceased, ha* filed his final account in the County Court ot the stale of Oregon for Yamhill county, and that Saturday, the 22th day of April, I93,'<, at the hour of 10:00 o ’clock In the forenoon theri of, at the county court room in the county court h^use at Me Minnville, Oregon, have been set as the time and place for hearing and settling Leland S. Duncun Attorney for said estate. said Final Account, and closing said First publication March 23, 1938. estate. NOW THEREFORE, all persons In Last publication April 20, 1988. And when the time comes, they'll Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wilcox and family unconsciously lie influenced by that hero's action and try to do likewise. spent Saturday in Salem. Donald and The heroine’s kindness, ambition, Jimmie joined the Boys Division of the steadfastness, loyalty, the hero's re Y. M. C. A. while there. sourcefulness, quick witteduess, pains taking qualities, courage, magnanilnlty, Mr. and Mrs. McNeill, accompanied modesty—«11 these examples "sink In” accompanied by Mrs. Valliere and Max and are emulated both now and later. ine drove to the coast Wednesday. One story with hidden character-build ing values Is worth a dozen sermons O. C. Yocom, Jr., spent the week-end from parents or teachers. Let us try to see that this sort of a with his grand parents at Sheriden. story, full of plenty of adventure for Mr. and Mrs. W P. Dunton and sons the boy, full of Interesting plots nnd Robert and Edwy spent Sunday in Port characters for the girl. Is convenient land. Robert went to Seattle for an in for them to pick up. Jack London Isn't the only one to he definite stay. tremendously Influenced by the printed BMrs. Olive Hussey is visiting at the home of her son, Irvin Hussey at Otis. r Im ita te th e terested in s:ii<i estate arc hereby noti fied to atli mt at said tune ami place and show cause, if any they may have, why said Final Account should not he allowed, the administrator discharged, and bond exonerated. Dated this 23rd day of March, 1838. Andrew II. Kershaw, Jr. Administrator of the estate of Bessie II. Kershaw, deceased, O re g o n MORE FO R YO UR M O N EY v : ,«X O° Gentlemen: Please »end me your □ Big 7 Club □ Rural Special (Check Club d«.ir«d.) Street or R F.D Town and State
