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About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1935)
£ b r 3R i 1 » a ra t n a C im e * Thursday, Novem ber 21, 1935 -X Page 3 tä H MAKE LARGE CHEESE ÎB tU a m in a S im p a Enlervd at the Puxtnfflce at Willamina, Oregon, aa »«ond-claaa matter, On Wednesday the w riter August 24, 1909, under A rt of Congreaa of March 3, 1879. in Sheridan and called at FREE METHODIST CHURCH * Ml as E va A nokews , Pastor Service» at the Jack Crook home. was I Sunday School. 10 00 a. m. . the Morning Wor»hip. 11:00 a aa. E a r m e r h U n io n Cooperative Young Peoples Meeting, 6:45 p. m. J. L. H U T C H I N S ...................................... E d ito r und M a n a g e r Evening Worship, 7:45 p. m. ¡Creamery. T b iy handle the bulk Prayer Meeting, Thursday evening at j of the milk and cream from the 7.45. Published Evory I'hurxday, Subscription Price, $1.19 Per Year in Advance. (dairy farms of thia vicinty, and i Come and worship with us. Home Display Advertising, 25c an Inch. . . . Foreign Platea, 35« an Inch. are m a k i n g both bu.ter and cheese, as well aa running an Patronize the merchants who adver evaporator and producing dried tise in The Times. milk. We visited their cheese factory, E v ery o n e is co m plaining a b o u t th e in cre ase in th e cost i where thev had ju.-t completed COME o f food; th e ra ise in living co sts h a v in g a d v an ced m uch making a large loaf cheese which HEAI f a s te r th a n w ages. T h e AAA has raised th e price o f som e weighed 7 0 0 pounds. I t w a * pressed in a specially constructed LULLING WILLIAMS farm p ro d u c ts, but h as it la ise d th em en o u g h to offset th e mold and measures 4 2 * 2 2 x 1 8 The Noted Colored Tenor Singer in crease in price on th e th in g s th e fa rm e r m u st buy? We inches, which we think is “ some at Sheridan Christian Church h a rd ly th in k so; b u t it has m ad e a big c h a n g e in th e U nited cheese.” Another cheese of the Friday, Nov. 29 S ta te s food supply, a s evidenced by th e follow ing figures same size was in the mould and Seldom do you get tc hear a col still another will be made for the ored singer of thia type who is from a re c e n t issue o f th e “ U n ited S ta te s N e w s” : same order. The three cheeses trained only in his colored folk»’ In 1933 th e U n ited S ta te s had an e x p o rta b le s u r spiritual song». They are beautiful. will have a combined weight of 2.100 pounds slid will require We want everone to hear him. plus o f a p p ro x im a te ly 58 m illion b u sh els of w h e at, in 19.100 pounds of milk for their Sponsored by the Men’» 99 Class. 1935 w e im p o rted 28 m illion bushels. manufacture. A silver offering will be taken. F ig u re s a s to o th e r principal fa rm p ro d u c ts: The same people who ordered these mammoth cheeses also o r C orn: e x p o rta b le su rp lu s in 1933, 144 m illion b u sh dered 2.000 two-pound loaves to els; im p o rts in 1935, 34 m illion bushels. be sold while the large ones are R ye; e x p o rta b le su rp lu s in 1933, 1,870,000 b u sh on exhibition. It will take some els; im p o rts in 1935, n early 12 m illion bushels. time for th e large loaves to “ cure,” so ttiey will probably L ard : e x p o rta b le su rp lu s in 1 9 3 3 , 6175 m illion not be cut until a fte r the holi p o u n d s; im p o rted in 1935, 12 m illion pounds. days. F o rk : e x p o rta b le su rp lu s, 300 m illion pounds in The products of the Farmers Co-op. a>e getting t o be well 1933; im p o rte d in 1935, six m illion pounds. known and their market is lim it O f co u rse th e im p o rta tio n of th e se food stu ffs has ed only by the amount of milk g iv en o th e r n a tio n s m oney w ith w hich to buy U n ited S ta te s which their patrons are able to steel p ro d te ts, au to m o b ile s a n d m ach in ery m a n u fa c tu re d furnish, and new dairies are be in th e E a st, b u t t h a t does n o t help th e a v e ra g e fam ily of) ing signed up every week. I W hy Living is High ■ r> L L • • • th e a g ric u ltu ra l and tim b e r sectio n s o f th e c o u n try to b a l ance its b u d g e t. A “ new’ d e a l” fo r th e ste el tr u s t an d a u to m a n u fa c tu re rs , b u t a “ raw d e a l” fo r th e re s t o f us. CALIFORNIA Thousand» o f people have shopped around and have decided that train comfort, at 2 t a mile and less, is the best travel buytoday. A ls o /o o d sells for bargain prices on our trains now. O ur new tray service in coaches and Tourist P u llm a n s offers coffee o r m ilk fo r 5r, sandwiches 10c, dough nuts 10c, fru it 3c, ice cream 10c, etc. S outhern P a c ific See your local S.P. agent or write J. A. Orm andy. Gen. P au. Agent, 703 Pacific Bldg., Portland, Ore. I I I . A gricu ltu ral N ew s . I I AH committee groups have met I It is su g g e s te d t h a t th e h ig h w a y b e tw ee n W illam ina to make preliminary plans for the a n d V alley Ju n c tio n be n am ed th e “ M ae W est” h ig h w ay . Agricultural Economic Confer I A t le a st it h as re c e n tly proved d a n g e ro u s to th e m an w ho ence tc be held in McMinnville trie d tc go s tr a ig h t, an d eq u ally d isa stro u s to th e d riv e r January 24 and 25. Committee ! members sense the importance of w ho a tte m p te d to h u g th e c u rv es too tig h t. such a conference, and indications i ure that a major part of the farm ‘ ers fiom every section of the COMMUNITY M. E. CHURCH i county will attend. K kv . O hval W hitman . I’asixir The AgricuUural E c o n o m ic s group discussed the conditions of W IL L A M IN A SATURDAY NIGHT . NOV. 23 W illam ette Valley and Yamhill Sunday School 10:00 a. m. Epworth League, 0:30 p. m. conn tv farms. In most cases they Preaching Service, 7:90 p. m. SH IR L E Y T E M P L E decided that the farm acreage and BVTLBR cultivated land was too small to Preuchlng Service. 10:00 a. m. provide the best of living condi- Sunday School, 11:00 a. in j lions. The group did not encour Epworth league, Monday, 7:45 p. m. age part-time farming for city GRAND RONDE workers, unless a man had at Sunday School, 10:00 a. m. least 50% of his time to devote to Preaching Service. 11:00 a. m. farming. Epworth League, 7:90 p. m. Frvm tbe Ofhee o f tbe County Agent F O R T H A N K S G IV IN G To give zest and satisfaction to the festive meal -to add joy to the occasion—"trimmings” are necessary — BUT the real foundation of the menu is the MEAT and POULTRY served. This we have at our markets — M iller M eat M arket I W illam ina M eat M arket GRAND RONDE S WILLAMINA WILLAMINA THEATRE Epworth leagu e, Thursday 7:30 p.m. IN “ Our Little Girl” SHIRLEY IS ALWAYS GOOD A d d e d S hort : 10c a n d 2 5 c DIME NITE. Wednesday NOV. 27 E D D IE CANTOR in 4-H club leaders and members are holding an “ achievement” FULL GOSPEL MISSION program at Fairview school, on E. L. B alls , Pastor 3- mile lane, November 22 at 8:00 p. m. State and county scholar Sunday School. 10:00 a. m. ship winners w i l l be awarded Morning Wore hip, 11:00 a. m. Evangelistic Services, 7:15 p. m. 1 cards in recognition of this honor. Mid-week services— ¡Club members are encouraged to Tuesday Illustrated Bible lecture, attend; also others interested in 7:4S p m. Friday - Prayer meeting. 7:45 p. m. 4- H work. A short program and , business meeting will be held pri or to the luncheon. Beauty Salon State Bank Building 3HERIDAN, OREGON q "Roman Scandals" you ’ re bound to laugh BETTER (ih r t a lm a a W ill Suon be H ere A new and complete line of ELGIN A N D WALTHAM WATCHES and DiAMONDS arriving daily. .. Make your «elections now. A small deposit will hold any article for you. Pksac 643 BATES T h t J tw e ltr "" Skcrxiaa ........... .... CD ETTA I □rtUAL For F R ID A Y and SATURDAY- NEW $75.00 $CQ r A RANGE for *0 X 0 0 ---------------- ALSO ---------------- Free Leather Tap* on Ladtea Heels with each pair of Half Soles .. A t Buzz Shoe H ospital Sheridan b————————— — — The Red Cross has assisltx) 54.305 reierSiiR In clearing their case:, through the U. S Veterans' Bureau this past year. Used Cars Muit Sell to make room for more trade-ins on THE NEW PLYMOUTHS EOR 193«. ’33 ’32 ’32 ’30 ’29 ’27 ’30 ’35 DeLuxe Plymouth Sedan P. A. Plymouth Sedan P. B. Plymouth Sedan Chevrolet 2-door F .dan 98A Whippet Setitn Chrysler 70 Road ter Buick Sedan DeSoto Airstream Sedan Also 2-wheel Trailer W e Take Trades and Glye Liberal Terms orris M MERRIFIELD OTORS SHERIDAN Plraeetk i»4 DeSate Diitnkatori ADMINISTRATOR’S FINAL NOTICE N otice I s H ereby G iven to A ll W hom I t M ay C oncern , That Paul Fund man, the undersigned, aa adminis trator of the estate of Erick Pederson, j deceased, has filed hi» final account in ; the County Court of the State of Ore gon, for Yamhill County, with said estate, and that said county court has duly made and entered an order therein, dated the 14th day of November, 1935, ! fixing and setting Saturday, the 21st ' day of December, 1935, at the hour of ■ 10 o ’clock in the torenoon of said day in the county courtroom in the county court house in McMinnville, Yamhiil County, Oregon, as the time and place of hearing said final account and any objection» thereto, «nd finally settling , said estate and discharging arid admin istrator. Dated this 21st dny of November, 1935. I F rank H olmes , ! R oy S parks , I P aul F undman , Administrator. Attorneys for Estate. An Extra M e a tu rt of Deposit Insurance — Prolectio n In keeping with its conserxative policy, deposits made here are now insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. —The insurance thus provided applies to all deposits, including personal and corporate deposits, deposits of public fnndw, and trust funds awaiting investment, to the amount of $5000 for each depositor. Depost insurance is for your protection. . L IQ U ID IT Y ’ . S E R V IC E M A R C H E S O N !!! It surely does—before you know it there are “Silver T hreads Am ong the G old," or black, or brow n— that is, providing said hair is still associating with you at all. All too soon we reach the age w hen belts are excess baggage on our pants -y es sir, in no time at all, we’re wearing “specks”—and the kids ! ! ! — “dogone," we can’t even re m em ber who they belong to—are telling about old m an so and so, doing this or that (of course, the ladies never pass 16—that is— very far). T he first thing you know, some “sm art-aleck” of a “w hipper snapper" calls you G randad, and m ark it down, you’re lucky he doesn’t put a few trimmings on that for good measure. Y es—time does m arch on!!!—and it certainly is some job to keep in sight of it— let alone up with it— unless you have a Modern All-Metal Tube Last year 3.S37.941 persons became member» of the Red Cross The nnnua: roll call takes place each year between Armistice hav and Thankacivlng Day FOR LESS S h e r id a n , O r e g o n T IM E !!! The final sign-up date for the 1936 39 wheat campaign has be°n set as November 25th. Farmers who plan to sign up, whether or not they are former signer«, are urged to call at the county agent’s office and fill out applications for contracts. ------------- 0------------- 643 F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K SAFETY PHONE joy-zel “ T h e B u n k o f P e r s o n a l S e r v ic e ” G E N E R A L E L E C T R IC GRUNOW R. C. A. or P M IL C O R A D IO to bring the news to you while it’s still news. P. S.— N. B.—or som ething. If you can’t get a “toe hold” on a M odern Radio before then, be sure to put it down on your list of things that will be delivered next m onth by those reindeers. W hat??? W e’ll say time m arches on, seem s as though they just drove out the gate last week!!! YAMHILL ELECTRIC COMPANY “LIGHTENS YOUR WAY” ELECTRIC SUPPLIES & CONTRACTING COMPANY EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL | I I I Í I i Í I I I
