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About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1933)
I h r W illa m in a S tin t» Page 6 Thursday, Octolier 26, 1933 Mtsdames Ned Dully and George | Clark were Portland visitors last Thurs day. Celebrate Hallowe’en J. C. Patterson of the Gold Creek The eighth grade called a class meet CARNIVAL district whs a pleasant caller at the ing for the purpose of discussing a play Times office Wednesday. which they are thinking of giving. Miss Emma Heider and Melvin Van- J. C. Barber and wife of Dallas were The seventh and eighth grade are go Mrs. Art Thurber is on the sick list Sunday callers at the home of his moth Cisdale came over from Sheridan Sun ing to take their six-weeks' examina again. day and spent the evening with Miss er, Mrs. I. O. Barber. tions the latter part of the week. Marie Naegeli. Ross Neely made a business trip to Mr. and Mr». Ray Harpole drove to Portland on Wednesday. Miss Estella Werfs, Mrs. Fouts, and Portland Tuesday, where they attended Mr. and Mrs. Ellery Berry of Portland Hat«, Serpentine, Noi«emakers Ted Burden who has been quite ill the wedding of a friend, Mr. Lorin were in Willamina over the week end, Mrs. R. Y. Neely visited the seventh «•d Fas Cslsrs. Fl.nl» of Fstortoiaaioat with the flu is improving. guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Miller and and eighth grades last week. j Cain. Mrs. Archie Long. The grade school basketball team is Mrs. W. I. Galloway and daughter Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Sinelser and Will R ate ’ s Elva were Sheridan visitors Monday. Boy Scouts receiving merit badges at making good progress. However, a few Smelser were recent visitors with rela Honor Court in McMinnville last Wed- tives here, including the Guy and Frank boys find it difficult to stay after school Mr. and Mrs. Ora Blankenship were f^ Y T H M : neaday were: Arnol Neely,Junior Shet- and practice. Sunday guests at the A. J. Pearson Smelser families. I terly. Junior Jensen, Donald Wilcox home. For Sale — Kraut cabbage, Danish and Fred Val iere Others attending The Willamina Band attended the A R T IS T S Ronald Mullen and his mother. Mrs. bald head or flat Dutch type. Inquire j were Scout Master V. O. Huddleston Stock Show. Tuesday. October 24. Paul Mullen, were Salem visitors on at Shetterly’s store or George Frauen- and J. A. Jensen. Wm. J. Maxwell Mellow Moon’s Now Band The flfth, sixth, seventh, and eighth diener, Willamina. tf acted as judge of the Court, in the ab Tuesday. grade girls are begining basketball Mrs. E. Gilmore of Lebanon is a Rant Neely attended a meeting of the sence of Judge Eugene Marsh. practice under the direction of Miss guest at the home c f her daughter, Yamhill Odd Fellows association at M c M in n ville A rm ory Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Bryant and little Cadonau. Mrs. J. J. Durst. Dayton on the 18th, at which meeting son spent a few days last week at the The pupils of Miss Cadonau'a room Tuesday, Oct. 31 Mrs. Anna Neunschwander of Gaston he was elected president of the associa home of his parents at Myrtle Creek, tion. are giving a Halloween party and Pot where Mr. Bryant tried his luck at visited last week with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Blanchard. Chas. Kennedy spent last Thursday deer hunting—and drew a blank. His luck at the church, Tuesday evening. Lodioo, 35c G an ts, 4Oc mother, who has been an invalid for Harry Kershaw of the Kershaw de with h is father a t Tillamook. Mr. some time, was taken to the hospital at partment store made a business trip to Kennedy, Sr., has been ill for some Roseburg for treatment while her aon F. N. WOODRY, Mgr. Mrs. H. F. Ed mis ton and Floyd, i time and it is doubtful if he will ever Portland on w eanesday. and family were at her home. accompanied by Mrs, Paul Mullen and recover. "Tk. Bigg.it Dane. of Iks S ssms " Mrs. John Strand accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Emerson, who Mr. and Mrs Rtx D. Horton, attended Mrs. Edward Terry was in McMinn Mrs. Harry Valllere and daughter Ar have been residents of this city for the the Linfield College cha|iel hour ai the i lene, motored to Salem on Thursday ville Tuesday to attend a county meet past five years, left Wednesday morning college Sunday Afternoon. ing of American Red Cross. The meet last. ing was in preparation for the annual for an extended visit to hia brother in Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dundas of Dayton roll call, which starts in the near future. Idaho, and to other points. Mr. Emer were week end visitors at the home of Mrs. Terry is chairman for the Willa son recently resigned his position with N O T IC E OF PA Y M E N T OF D IV ID E N D Ns. 10592 the Foster mill and contemplates taking Mrs. Dundas’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. mina district. In the Circuit Court of the State of a much-needed r e s t before settling W. Drake. Mrs. Russell Carter entertained with down to work again. The Emersons Oregon for the County of Yamhill. Rev. and Mrs. Terry spent Wednes a shower last Saturday afternoon, in have made a host of friends during Office at residence tw o blocks day at Salem, where they were in at honor of her sister-in-law Mrs. Albert their stay in Willamina, and their de In the Matter of the Liquidation of the Willamina State Bank, Willamina, n o rth o f hank b u ild in g tendance at an all-day ministerial meet I Glass. The party was attended by parture will be greatly regretted. Oregon. ing of the Salem district. many old schoolmates and friends and W illa m in a . O re g o n The Senior class of the Sunday Scool NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVI-N. That Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sterrett and son Mrs Glass was the recipient of many enjoyed an evening devoted to organiz an order has been entered by the Cir beautiful gifts. Allen, Mrs. May Thurman and Lon ation of the class and d social time fol cuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Haguebloom, all from Kelso. Wn., were C. C. Hadley, state engineer for the lowing. The officers in charge of the the County of Yamhill, authorizing, week end visitors at the H. V. Roub Oregon Public Works Administration, class are Gordon beck, president. I^eo empowering and directing the Superin home. | under the Federal Emergency Adminis Mitchell, vice-president, Maxine Shet- tendent of Banks to distribute a first Mrs. Ada Cummings, Mrs. Frances tration, was in the city yesterday on terly. secretary. Opal Spence, treasurer. dividend of 10“V on all ordinary deposit Newton and Mrs. Merle Cummings and business connected with the city’s ap The class is very successfully working claims filed and approved against the daughter Cathryn Ann drove up from plication for federal aid in construction on several projects of benefit the Sun Wdlainlna State Bank, Willamina, Ore Baby Chick« 8*' and up day School and evening services. Com gon, up to and including September 20. Corvallis on Sunday and had dinner with of a new water system. appointed by the President 1983, said dividend to be paid on and Hatching Eggs and Custom Hatching Mrs. Emil Hellekes. Fred Gillespie was taken suddenly ill mittees take care of membership, ascertaining after November 2, 1933. Mrs. Esther Churchman, who has | last Saturday and Dr. Fields was called cause of absent members, visiting the Willamina, Ore. That said order directed that this no H. TENBUSH, been convalescing and resting, after a < from Sheridan. He pronounced it ap- sick and campaigning for new members, tice be given by publication thereof in 1 mile west over bridge at brick plant sick spell, returned home last week i pendicitis, but thought by being quiet church decorations for the Sunday ser one issue of a newspaper of general from spending ten days with her friend, and staying in bed for a few days an vices. ushers for church services and as circulation printed and published in ' operation could be averted. At the Mrs. Walling, at Rockaway. present time the patient is feeling much a choir for all Sunday services. The Yamhill County, Oregon. That the date f OREGON COAST STAGES class voted to hold one social evening of publication thereof is October 26, Mrs. Emma Harriman, who has been 1 better. each month. The first meeting was held | 1933. visiting her daughter, Mrs. Roy Emer Ace Turnage, who has been living on last Friday evening. In 4 ry .s d .s l Lias--P ssM B |tr sad Eiyrtss A. A. SCHRAMM. son, has returned to her home at The Superintendent of Banks, in charge Dalles. Mrs. Harriman was extensive a twenty-acre tract adjoining town and To P o rtla n d -10:00 a. m. daily also owns a stock ranch a few miles up of the liquidation of the Willamina ly entertained while in the city. 3:30 p. m. Sunday the Willamina river, has decided to State Bank. Mrs. Elizabeth Margarell p a s s e d change from cattle to hops, and the To Coast — 4:20 p. m. dailv away at her home at Buell last Satur : first of the week moved bis family to a 8:00 p. m. Sunday M r . D an F riesen in C h a r g e day. October 21. Funeral services were ) new home in the hop country, near O FFIC E : — W IL L A M IN A H O T E L held at Macey’s chapel on Tuesday, and Buena Vista. Their many friends in H A V E T H A T JOB DONE BY Sunday services for October 29: Sun interment was made at McMinnville. Willamina and vicinity will miss their ------------ -------- RELIABLE W ORKM EN Rev. Hardy officiated at the services. genial company, but all wish them suc day School, 10 a. m .; Preaching at 11. Licensed Applicator for Window, Show There will be a special meeting at 3 PIO N EE R ROOFING A. E. LaBranch has been here this cess in the new venture. case and Auto week cleaning up and renovating the p m. sponsored by the young people of Shingles. Roof (boating GLASS R. Y. Neely, local lumberman and hotel building, owned by his father, LIQUID C EL O FA N E the Salem Christian and Missionary Al Installed and getting it in condition for re-open chairman of the Willamina NRA com for Furniture. Floors and Linoleum ing. It having been untennanted since mittee, was in Salem yesterday in at liance ehurch, assisted by their pastor, Funeral Directors G la s s W ork M irror * R bsilvkrkd it was damaged by fire early in August. tendance at a meeting of the Western Mr. Caldwell, and Miss Martha Garn- Ambulance Service of all kinds or Made-to-Order Retail Lumbermen’s association, which Mrs. Helen Kershaw entertained the has the handling of the NRA business jobst who has recently returned from I CARL HOPKINS« - - NICK REIFENRATH Offic Pksse 312 !•»- Pksss 316 Sheridan, Oregon ladies of the class of 'M of the W. H. S. for the retail lumber industry. Prices, Arabia where she spent several years M c M in n v ille 115 S. Baker St. at an all day session on Wednesday. wages and a code of fair competition as a missionary. A sumptous dinner and dainty after w e r e discussed. Price lists will be Evening service 7:30. A cordial wel noon lunch were served by the hostess. , compiled for each district and when come awaits you. There were nine members present the completed must be posted in the office --------------* ------------- rest o f the class being scattered. of each dealer working under the NRA. » SC H O O L N EW S L ocal and P ersonal DANCE 10 V Dr. H. W. Flanery Dentist k Tenbush Poultry Ranch and Hatchery - - - - - - - 3- - - - - - - WILLAMINA GOSPEL MISSION 1HER1DAN F UNERAL HOME A LEAF FROM TEE LIBRARY M EAT SP EC IA LS M in c e M e a t H a m b u rg e r . . . . . . . . 2 lb s . f o r 2 5 0 2 lb s . f o r 2 3 0 Pork Chops . . 1 7 0 $ Steaks, Any Cut . . Pork Steak . . 1 4 C i Pot Roast, the very best Ham, half or w hole 1 6 0 s Sugar Cured Bacon . R o s e L o d g e C l e e s e . . 5-pound Brick 1 Pound of W ieners and Can of Sauerkraut . . See us about your Canning B eef, by the«quarter, 4 0 1 70 120 1 70 840 290 and up Miller Meat Market ? 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So This Is Af- rica!” showi:ig Saturday and Sun day, October, 28 and 29 at the Grand Theatre. Sheridan. This ■is by far the greatest laugh riot i of the season. “ The Bitter Tea of General Yen” A flaming drama, torn from the innermost soul of a woman who finds a love she dares not touch, is the way preview critics describe Columbia’s "The B itter Tea of General Yen” , playing on two Dime Nites Wednesday and Thursday. November 1 and 2 at the Grand Theatre. C o m m e r c ia l One cent per word. M in. 25 words. Cash. — LIQUIDITY — SERVICE OCTOBER 27, 28, 30 P&G Soap .........................4 bars 1 5 c 3-pound can 4 9 c ¡S n o w /draft 6-pound can 9 2 c 1 S n o w /drift OXYDOL . . . Large package 1 9 c . . 4-lb. can Í» 1.09 Salad Oil, in bulk . . Per Quart 1 9 c Shasta Coffee Preferred Stock Pumpkin _ . .............a..... 2 cans 2 5 c . ------ Air Line Coffee, lb. 1 9c$ 3 lbs. 5 3 c Folger’s All- •China D r i p - C o f f e e d M a k e r a in d T c a p o t . 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