The Willamina times., June 13, 1935, Page 8, Image 8

Thursday, June 13, 1935
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M rs. Jo h n
M onday.
Stone d ro ve to
D a y to n
M u rp h e y B ro th e rs o f M id w a y are
s h ip p in g lu m b e r by r a il, one load go in g
o u t M onday.
E xp e rie n c e d boy aged 13, w a n ts fa rm
o r o th e r w o rk . A ddress B illy M illic a n ,
K le e s M ill.
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John Breeden and fa m ily accom panied
by M rs. F ra n k F a w k and M rs. J . L .
H u tc h in s a tte n d e d th e Rose show in
P o rtla n d F rid a y * . •
A n d re w K e rs h a w
P o rtla n d today.
and
w ife w e n t to
K . E. S h e tte rly and w ife m ade a b u s i­
ness t r ip to Salem M onday.
C o m p le te lin e o f R. C. A . C u n n in g ­
ham R adio Tubes a t D u r s t’ s P harm -
adv
acy.
M r. and M rs. O liv e r Ive rs o n and son
o f P o rtla n d w e re Sundey v is ito rs a t the
Pete M adison home.
M e rto n Cox and w ife and l it t l e son
R ich a rd s p e n t S unday a t C a rlto n a t the
M rs. A . G. N o rm a n so n o f S herw ood, i home o f M r. C o x ’ s m o th e r.
m o th e r o f W a lla ce Jones, a rriv e d T ues­
Messrs, and Mesdam es Ben H u m m e lt
day f o r a couple o f d a y s ’ v is it w ith him and P ete M adison m ade a t r ip to Salem
and w ith h e r fo s te r d a u g h te r, M rs. L o la T uesday. M r. M adison re m a in e d fo r a
B ranson.
i w e e k 's v is it.
John S h e tte rly , accom panied by his
M rs. R o w lin g o f Eugene, m o th e r o f
son K e n d a ll, l e f t by bus fo r P o rtla n d
M rs. K . E. S h e tte rly . a tte n d e d the
o i M onday to v is it w ith M rs. B e ll S het­ g ra d u a tio n e xe rcise s here F rid a y and
te r ly and w h e re K e n d a ll w ill re m a in v is ite d a t th e S h e tte rly home.
fo r th e summ< r.
M r. and M rs. R ay B ro w n and c h ild ­
T he Chas. P a rk e r fa m ily s p e n t Sun­ ren E tt a Jene and D ic k , and th e ir
day a t th e A ce T u rn id g e hom e near cousin W a yn e M o rro w a tte n d e d the
Je ffe rso n and w h ile th e re learned o f th e rose fe s tiv a l in P o rtla n d la s t F rid a y .
g ra d u a tio n o f T h e lm a T u rn id g e fro m
Ja ck R o b e rts, nephew o f R. E. E llin g s -
th e e ig h th grade
w o rth . o f Cheney W a s h in g to n a rriv e d
M rs. Chas. A nderson and d a u g h te rs , here Tuesday and w ill spend th e su m ­
R u th and E th e l R y d e li, le f t T h u rs d a y m e r h ere and assist in th e Red & W h ite
f o r a th re e w eeks v is it a t th e hom e o f sto re .
th e ir son and b ro th e r, H d d in g R yd e li,
M rs . M e rto n C o x i s e n te rta in in g
a t P hoenix, A riz o n a .
g u e its a t luncheon to d a y ; th e y are M iss
M rs. G ra h a m o f P o rtla n d cam e o u t n a n se n . M rs. B rooks and M rs . F re n ch
la s t F rid a y to a tte n d com m encem ent o f C a rlto n and M iss T h u rs to n and M rs.
exercises here th a t eve n ing , and on Denson o f M c M in n v ille .
S a tu rd a y O scar Benefiel d ro v e h e r and
A g ro u p o f yo u n g people fro m th e F.
d a u g h te r E liz a b e th to th e ir home.
M . c h u rc h e n jo yed a w e in ie ro a s t dow n
D a vid F ox had th e m is fo rtu n e to fa ll on th e banks o f th e r iv e r T uesday. L.
on some ro cks alo n g th e r iv e r bank H enderson, p a s t o r , chaperoned the
near th e steel b rid g e d u rin g th e ir th ird g ro u p . T h e y a il re tu rn e d hom e abo u t
g ra d e p icn ic la s t T h u rs d a y and broke te n o ’ clo c k .
his w r is t. A t th is w r it in g he is g e ttin g
R u th M aude w ho has been s ta y in g a t
a lo n g fine.
th e J . L . F a rn h a m home u n til th e close
C. F. D e e tz le f t W ednesday f o r Sea­ o f school le f t F rid a y w ith h e r m o th e r
side, w h e re he w ill be em ployed by M rs. L illia n Maude fo r h e r home a t
S a xto n & Looney on th e W o lf Creek A u m s v ille . T h e y also atte n d e d th e Rose
h ig h w a y c o n s tru c tio n . He and his w ife
show in P o rtla n d .
have been o c c u p y in g th e N ic h o ls house
On S a tu rd a y M rs . John Breedon. ac-
on 4 th and D s tre e ts d u rin g his e m p lo y ­
1 com panied by h e r l it t l e son E ldon. her
m e n t a t Ihe B u e ll ro c k c ru s h e r.
b ro th e r Don H u n t, and Miss E liz a b e th
Tenbush d ro v e to M on m o u th , w here
Don and E liz a b e th e n te re d th e college
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Jean o f M c M in n v ille w e re v is itin g re la ­
tiv e s and frie n d s F rid a y . Jean is one
o f th e q u re n c o n te s ta n ts f o r th e F o u rth
C e le b ra tio n in M c M in n v ille and w ill ap­
p re c ia te an y vo te s h e r frie n d s here
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w o rd s : " T h e d e v o tio n o f th o u g h t lo
M rs. F lo re n ce D o n n e ll of G ates called
an honest a ch ie ve m e n t m akes th e
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and fa m ily M onday on her w ay home
o n ly c o n firm th is ru le , p ro v in g th a t
Ju n e L aC hance spent th e w eek end fro m th e c o a rt, w h e re she bail been
a t th e E u r l S m ith home.
visiting a g ro u p fro m th e S unday school | fa ilu r e Is occasioned by a ton feeble
f a it h . "
M e rto n Cox and w ife d ro ve to P o rt in G ates.
I f one w h o bus n o t succeeded In
land la s t e v e n in g on business.
C. E. L e ro y M easure and w ife w ere
some honest e n d e a vo r w ill search his
th o u g h t, he m ay And th a t w h a t he
P a u l F u n d m a n made a business t r ip in W illa m in a M onday e n ro u te to th e ir
home a t Toledo, a lt e r a tte n d in g the
needs In o rd e r to ga in success In n o t
to th e c o u n ty seat on W ednesday.
P o rtla n d Rose F e s tiv a l. M rs. M easure s so m uch un o p p o rtu n ity as a s tro n g e r
R e ta M a y K e rse y o f D a lla s is spend­ fa th e r, H e rb e rt C o n a n t, was a p io n e e r
fu lth In G od, i. firm e r c o n v ic tio n o f
in g th is w eek w ith M rs. F red A b ra h a m . o f th is v ic in ity , h a vin g liv e d on the
I l l s omnipotence, an Increased ex­
po, -ta ll,in of
t e n Inc. w h ich . In lill n.
Leo M itc h e ll J r. cam e hom e fo r the U p p e r W illa m in a in 1891-2. He now
g ra d u a tio n exercise« and a lu m n i picnic. resides a t S ylva n O rch a rd « , Bigfork,
In sp ire s g re a te r e ffo rt to w a rd s a tta in ­
M o n t.; and asked his son to v is it W illa ­ in g th e good a lre a d y p ro v id e d by the
C o m p le te lin e o f U C. A. Cunning
m in a and in q u ire a ft e r annio o f his old
lo v in g F a th e r. T h e fa ith w h ich leads
ham Radio Tubes at 1 hirst's Pharm­ frie n d s and neig hb o rs.
to a ch ie ve m e n t Is fo u n d e d on tne
acy.
adv.
Messrs, and Mesdames Tod lla c k le tn n
tr u t h th a t G od. good, Is a ll-p o w e rfu l
M r. and M rs. A r t M cC o rm ick o f T o rt- o f S anta Ana. C a lifo rn ia , and Raym ond
and H is goodness a v a ila b le to a ll.
land s p e n t Sunday a fte rn o o n a t th e A . W a rre n am i c h ild re n o f C osta Mesa,
I l may be th a t one has fo r years
H . H a d le y home.
believed he Is th e v ic tim o f c irc u m ­
C a lifo rn ia , v is ite d a t the home o f th e ir
stances, o r Is h a n d ica p p e d by his e n ­
M r. and M rs. J . B. W h ite o f P o rtla n d I a u n t, M rs. F re d O lm s ie a il T hu rsd a y.
v iro n m e n t. o r, perhaps. Is held in
ca lle d n t th e J . H . S m ith home M on­ T hey have been v is itin g at th e home o f
th e ir p a re n ts M r and M rs. Logsdon in
bondage to d is tre s s fu l c o n d itio n s be­
day afternoon.
cause o f la ck o f h e a lth , e d u c a tio n , o r
R u th C la rk o f C o rv a llis is a t th e j S heridan and Sunday le f t fo r th e ir
homes. E n ro u te th e y w ill v is it at S w eet
p e rsonal In flu e n ce . Since God Is o m ­
home o f h e r uncle, G eorge C la rk , fo r Hom e, O regon, ano se ve ra l C a lifo rn ia
n ip o te n t, circ u m s ta n c e s have no pow ­
s u m m e r v a c a tio n .
c itie s , v is itin g w ith re la tive » .
e r to v ic tim iz e th e tru e th in k e r ; and
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because God Is e v e ryw h e re , e n v iro n ­
V io le t Jo n e s l e f t S a tu rd a y to spend a
m e n t o r place ca n n o t h a n d ica p one
fe w days w ith her a u n t, M rs. H . P.
S how y o u r f a it h in W illa m in a by
w h o u n d e rsta n d s th e om n ip re se n ce o f
Jones, a t N e w b e rg .
p a tr o n iz in g its m e rch a n ts.
good. And as s p ir itu a l man Is tre e -
M rs. P r u it t o f A s to ria is spending
b o rn , he can n e ve r he h e ld In bond-
th e w e e k v is it in g a t th e home o f her
ace to any m a te ria l c irc u m s ta n c e o r
s is te r. M rs. D e lm a r H a m p to n .
c o n d itio n .
U n d e rs ta n d in g th is , no
Merlin Tibbets
O pportunity
M r. and M rs . A lfre d R e im e rs o f M r
M in n v ille s p e n t Sunday at th e home o f
his s is te r. M rs . Chas. C o lb u rn .
one need re m a in b e h in d th e closed
d o o r o f fa lse b e lie fs ; he m ay begin
Im m e d ia te ly to kn o w and d e cla re th e
tr u th re g a rd in g th e s itu a tio n . . . .
H o ld in g th o u g h t s te a d fa s tly to th e
tr u t h leads to re a liz a tio n o f the tr u th ,
and re a liz a tio n to a ch ie ve m e n t, th u s
p ro v in g th a t th e d o o r o f o p p o rtu n ity
is a lw a ys open. . . .
T h e g a te w a y o f o p p o rtu n ity Is
open »«id w ill e ve r re m a in so; b u t
Just as th e re are re g u la tio n s to be
c o m p ile d w ith b efore a s h ip may en-
E R H A P S one may say th e re U
no o p p o rtu n ity fo r h im ; a n o th e r,
th a t o p p o rtu n ity Is dependent
M a ry Ja n e K e lly o f D a lla s came o ve r
upon personal In flu e n ce and h e lp tu l
S a tu rd a y and si>ent m ost o f th e week
e n v iro n m e n t. L o th o f w h ic h he sectas
v is itin g a t th e J . W. H enderson home.
to la c k . Ano. h e r has some w o n d e r­
M r. and M rs. D avid S e th o f B u e ll
f
u l o p p o rtu n ity o f w h ich he takes ad­
have m oved in to the house on the h ill
va n ta g e , a n il th ro u g h w h ich he gum s
fo r m e rly occupied by M r. and M rs.
success.
O p p o rtu n itie s fo r service
J a rv is .
m ay s e e m to be opened to some w h ite
M rs. W illie S m ith and d a u g h t e r
th e y are closed to o th e rs. S om etim es
J e w e l o f G ra n d Ronde spent F rid a y
un In d iv id u a l goes lo a c o u n try or
a fte rn o o n w it h h e r g ra n d m o th e r, M rs.
lo c a lity o th e r th a u his o w n , seeking
H a ttie L o c k h a rt.
o p p o rtu n ity to a chieve th e goal of
G. W . G a llo w a y o f Sand L a ke is
his d e sire , se e kin g to g ain th a t w hich
s ta y in g a t th e hom e o f his b ro th e r, W.
to h im m eans happiness and success.
G. G a llo w a y , and w o rk in g a t th e N ew
A n o th e r
fin d s his o p ’- o r tu n lly a:
G rand Ronde m ill.
hom e.
W h a t Is o p p o rtu n ity , th is th in g
M r . and M rs. T h a rp o f th e Maple
w h ic h a id s o r h in d e rs th e progress
s e rv ic e s ta tin n w e re d in n e r guests a t
th e hom e o f his g ra n d m o th e r. M rs. H a t­ o f m en? In a d ic tio n a ry (he ro o t
w o rd Is g ive n as " b e fo re the h a r­
tie L o c k h a rt, T h u rsd a y.
b o r ; " and a h a rb o r Is a p o rt th ro u g h
M iss J a n ic e F a w k , w h o is em ployed
w h ic h one e n te rs a c o u n tr y ; th e re ­
in th e s e c re ta ry o f s ta te ’ s office, is en­ fo re , a gab-w ay. T h e P s a lm is t said
jo y in g a w e e k ’s v a c a tio n w it h h e r p a r­
( 1 1 8 : 1 9 ) . "O p e n to me th e gates o f
e n ts. M r. and M rs. F . H . F a w k ,
rig h te o u s n e s s : I w ill go lu lu th e m ,
• nd I w ill p ra ise t
R e p o rt com es t h a t I C le H a rv e y
th e gate to rig h te o u sn e ss th e a b ility
Jahn o f G ra n d Ronde fe ll Tuesday ai d
to th in k r ig h tly ?
Je a
o p eaatf a
b 'o k e his fo re a rm
He w as a t th e M e
g re a t d o o rw a y o f o p p o rtu n ity to his
M in n v ille h o s p ita l fo r tr e a tr m n t.
d is c ip le s w hen, as It Is w ritte n , he
S unday d in n e r guests a t th e R. Y . I
"o p e n e d . . . th e ir u n d e rs ta n d in g .”
N e e ly hom e w e re M r. and M rs. Penell
H>- ta u g h t th e m how to th in k r ig h t ­
and .Mr. and M rs. Geo. N e e ly o f P o rt
ly ; how to k n o w th e tr u th , to u n d e r­
land and M rs . N e e lv ’ s s is te r o f Salem .
stand and to u tiliz e th e pow er o f ,od.
M r. and M rs. M a tt Moss o f Salem
He enabled them to realise I li eai
ness w ith G od, hence th e ir oneness
and th e ir d a u g h te r. M rs. C la ra S h e ike r
w ith th e n a tu re , q u a litie s , and a t t r i ­
o f S h e rid a n , v is ite d a t th e C liffo rd
D ra k e hom e Sunday. M rs. S h e ike r is
butes o f p e rfe c t B e in g , th e re s u lt o f
w h ic h was show n when th e y to o k
M rs. D ra k e 's m o th e r.
a d va n ta g e o f o p p o rtu n itie s lo heal
M r. and M rs W . G G a llo w a y and
th e sick and cast o u t d e vils.
son O r v ille v is ite d G ra n d m a Sens a t
One m ay a lw a ys th in k rt h tly . and
G rand R onde S unday and in th e a f t e r ­
noon a tte n d e d ch u rch , conducted by H . ! r ig h t th in k in g leads to a tta in m e n t.
I a
ce and H i el
aril K
E K e lly o f D a lla s.
th e S c rip tu re s " (p . 1 09) M a ry B a ke r
G a rla n d H u d d le sto n to o k L e la H u d ­
E d d y baa w r itte n the.
In s p irin g
d le s to n to h e r home n e a r H eno on S un­
day th e y w e re accom panied by M r. and
M rs. O. W . Cobb. M rs. L y le C obb and
M a x in e and C lifto n H u d d le sto n .
M r. and M r s . E v e r e tt H e n th o rn ,
fro m S ta rv a tio n C anyon, m oved to M rs.
L o c k h a r t’ s house M onday m o rn in g , arid
e a rly T u e sd a y m o rn in g a nine-pound
g ir l a rr iv e d ; nam ed R u th M a y, D r.
R ussell a tte n d e d .
M rs. M ilto n C a rte r w ho was ta k e n
to M c M in n v ille h o s p ita l S unday e ve n ­
in g was o p e ra te d on M onday m o rn in g
and a t th is w r it .n g is d o in g as w e ll as
t.ould be e xp e cte d .
M r. C a rte r and
d a u g h te rs . Ire n e and M rs. S. L . B ry a i t
and son Iv a n w e n t to th e h o s p ita l on
M onday to be p re s e n t d u rin g th e opera- j
tio n .
J . L . H u tc h in s and w ife accom panied
by h e r p a re n ts . M r. R o u g e t and w ife ,
and L . B . C le e ve r, d ro v e to D a yto n
S unday w h e re M r. and M rs. R o u g e t
to o k th e bus f o r P o rtla n d . On t h e i r ,
w a y back th e y sto p p e d to v is it w ith J. ;
L . ’ s b ro th e r, w ho is in th e M c M in n v ille
h o s p ita l, h a v in g been h u r t w h ile w o rk - ,
in g on th e new w a te r ta n k in S heridan.
Ray Brown is busy giving the
W illamina f e d e r a l building a
m uch-needed coat of paint.
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JUNE 14, 15 and 17
Armour’s White Cloud S h o r t e n i n g In bulk 3 lbs 3 7 c
C r a c k e r s : S a l t e d or G r a h a m
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P r e f e r r e d S to c k S h r im p
N ot a C h ea p S hrim p
N o tic e is h e re b y g iv e n to a ll w hom it
m ay co n ce rn th a t u n d e r and by v irtu e
o f an o rd e r o f th e c o u n ty c o u rt o f the
s ta te o f O re g o n fo r Y a m h ill co u n ty d u ly
e n te re d on th e 12th da y o f Ju n e 1936
d ire c tin g th e sale o f th e h e re in a fte r de- j
; sc rib e d re a l prem ises b e lo n g in g io the
e s ta te o f E ric k Pederson deceased.
1 th e u n d e rsig n e d P a u l Fundm an as
a d m in is tra to r o f th e s a i d e sta te o f
E ric k Pederson deceased w ill on and a f­
te r th e 12th d a y o f J u ly 1935 re c e iv e |
bids and o ffe r fo r sale and sell a t p r i­
v a te sale to th e h ig h e s t b id d e r fo r cash
th e fo llo w in g described re a l prem ises
b e lo n g in g to th e e s ta te o f E ric k Peder­
son deceased to - w it: L o ts 3 and 4 B lock
8 in F a ir v ie w A d d itio n in W illa m in a in
Y a m h ill C o u n ty O regon.
B ids w ill be re ce ive d a t th e office o f
P aul F u n d m a n in W illa m in a O regon.
S aid sale is m ade s u b je c t to c o n firm ­
a tio n by said c o u n ty c o u rt.
D a te d th is 13th day o f Ju n e 1936.
Paul Fundm an
A s a d m in is tra to r o f the
e s ta te o f
E ric k Pederson, Deceased
F ra n k H o lm e s
R oy S p a rk s
A tto r n e y s fo r th e e s ta te .
L ast publication July 11th, 1935.
5 c
Bottle 1 5 c
5-oz Can
1 5c
but th e B E S T Shrim p
Waikiki C r u s h e d P i n e a p p l e h *. 2 ««.2 for 2 9 c
A D O L E P in ea p p le
Notiice of Sale of Real Property
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obeyed as one passes th ro u g h th e
g a te w a y o f r ig h t th in k in g to th e land
o f o p p o rtu n ity . N o t o n ly sh o u ld one
C onform his th in k in g to law s o f rig h t.
Justice, love, b u t he m u st obey th e m
W h a te v e r th e d o o r o f o p p o rtu n ity
one w o u ld e n te r, th e re q u ire m e n t«
a re a lw a ys th e same, n a m e ly, th a t
th e d e sire be w o rth y , th e purpose
h o n e st, and th e e ffo rt ste a d fu st.
W h e re v e r one ts. he m ay obey the
lo v in g coun c l o f th e M a ste r, “ Seek
ye firs t th e k in g d o m o f God. and his
rig h te o u s n e s s ;” to w h ic h lie added
th e p ro m ise , " a n d a ll thei-i th in g s
s h a ll be added u n to y o u " (M a tth e w
6 :3 3 ) . M rs. E d d v has w r itte n (T u e
F ir s t C h u rc h o f C h ris t, S c ie n tis t, and
M is c e lla n y , p. 2 0 3 ), " O u r th o u g n ls
beget o u r a c t! n s ; th e y m ake us
w hat
we a re ." C o n fo rm in g one’s
th o u g h ts to those o f God. good, one
m ay go fo rw a rd to th e a tta in m e n t o f
g e n u in e
success
and
happiness.
T h ro u g h th e ga te w a y o f r ig h t t h in k ­
in g one m ay s u re ty re a ch an y h ig h
and honest goat.
One w h o e n te rs th e la n d o f r ig h t
d e s ire th ro u g h th e d o o r o f c o rre c t
th in k in g , a c h ie v in g th e re b y some
w o rth y purpose, w ill, as d id Ih e
P s a lm is t, " p ra is e th e L o r d ; ” fo r he
k n o w s (h a t God Is his s tre n g th and
In te llig e n c e , and Is th e re fo re g iv in g
h im th e a b ility to p ro g re ss.— The
C h ris tia n t e n nee M o n ito r.
»o you k n ow it’» g o o d
Quart Jar 3 9 c
S A L A D D R E S S IN G
TO M ATO ES
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Tall Cans
3 for 2 9 c
3 Cans 2 O c
L ib b y ’s M IL K
O v a l S a r d i n e s in M u s t a r d
3 for 2 5 c
S p a g h e tti o r M a c a ro n i
4 lbs 2 2 c
NEW PEAS
3 pounds 1 2 c
LETTUCE
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3 for 1 O c
ORANGES
2 dozen 2 5 c
BANANAS
3 pounds 2 O c
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