The Willamina times., January 14, 1937, Image 1

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V O L U M E 28. NO. 22
MISS E1CKW0RTH OF
OSC VISITS CIVIC CLUB
WILLAMINA. YAMHILL COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. JANUARY 14. 1937
$1.50 A Y E A R
WILLAMINAJOWNSEND CLUB LIBRARY BOARD MAKE
¡ ROSELODGE STORE IS
n ig h t the local
A t th e ir re g u la r m eeting last •
DESTROYED BY FIRE club On held Wednesday
Thursday evening P rim rose Re­
THEIR ANNUAL REPORT
th e ir postponed m eeting
bekah lodge in stalled new officers
and though there were not as
REBEKAHS INSTAU OFFICERS
A num ber o f ladies m et in the in to th e ir respective stations.
The b u ild in g s housing the store, many present as was hoped fo r
E ig h t ladies, members o f the
M arie M atocha, as d e p u t y postoffice and service s ta tio n op­ s till there was a fa irly good crowd.
M. E. church on Tuesday a fte r­
L ib ra ry Board, m et Monhay n ig h t
A r th u r Moore, d is tric t o rg a n iz ­
noon and were pleasantly e n te r­ G r a n d P resident, assisted by erated by Pat G regory a t Rose-
tained to r tw o hours by an in ­ B ertha Bissell as deputy Grand lodge were com pletely destroyed er, was present and a ll business to tra nsa ct the official business o f
M ary Y oung | by fire Mt an early hour Wednesday was suspended and the tim e g iv - the board.
s tru c tiv e and in te re s tin g lecture M arshal, installed
on, “ U n d eratandinu O urselves", as Noble G rand: Geneva G lover. m o rn in g, tog e the r w ith its e n tire en to M r, Moore to te ll o f the
Due to illness M rs. Eawk, p re si­
new developm ents in the Plan.
1 d en t WBfl Bbgent and M ,.g K E
by Mias E ic k w o rth o f the Home Vice G ra nd ; M a r i e Matocho, contents.
He stated th a t so many changes
Economics E xtension Service o f tre a su re r; B ertha Bissell, warden;
The fa m ily had re tire d about
te r y, vice president, con-
Opal Spence, conductor; M argie m id n ig h t, and at about 6 o ’clock had been made o f late a t N a tio n a l S
Oregon State College.
Miss Eick w o rth b a a a very Lsmson, RSNG-; Helen E lanerv, the maid was a wakened by smoke headquarters th a t it was impos- ducted the m eeting. A f te r the
pleasing personality a d d a fte r L8NO; Belle Harpole, R.SVG; May in her m orn; she called M r. G ieg- sible to say d e fin itly ju s t w h a t usual re p orts were read a discus-
sin g ing several w ell know n tongs M o irie , lsv g ; W ilm a Yocom. in- o ry, who w ent do w nstairs to in- the set-up would be. The three sion was held in regard to the
in unison, she ta u g h t the ladies a laid» g ua rd ia n; Bessie Lamson, ve siig ate and found the fire was d is tric ts ’ officers o f Oregon are to , new books, and as th e re was stilt
snappy new song wbi<h started -outside g u a rd ia n ; H a ttie D ic k - in a room a d jo in in g the storage hold a m eeting in P ortlan d , Sat- Fniance
I f t i th
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the m eeting w ith a happy, cheer- n art, chaplain; Thelm a Hadley, room, He attem pted to put it out urdav a fte r w hich more d e fin ite
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hook
M" be made.
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fu l th o u g h t and made everyone | musician.
M a m i e E dm iston, but it «01 w .00.1 control .nd
M r. Moore said the m ovem ent, chase three outdoor books by
feel mure at ease; thereby much financial secretary, a n d O llie spread th ro u g h the b u ild in g w ith
¡G illespie, secretary, were absent, such ra p id ity th a t it was alm ost was s till a Recovery Plan, th a t it e
7 ith e r n Curwood, Beach, B ow er o r
was gained fro m the lecture,
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T h is extension w ork » as start-1 the re fo re they w ill tie installed at im possible to e n te r the stru ctu re , was up to each individual to keep t v Grey
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ed bv th e college d u rin g the w ar a la te r m eeting. The work was M r. G regory did manage to enter up the w ork, and th a t now was , L no .u « h re n t®ls «'«''<> been ob-
well done and the new officers the postoffice and remove a tin the v ita l tim e. Some o f the m e m -i “ “ .7 , f r ° m the rental 6001(8 to
the board to purchase a
fo r help in h a k in g w ilh su b stitu te hope to have the cooperation o f box o f Htamps, then he beat the bers have become irid ife re n t and e° 8 * e
couple o f new books. Mrg. M itc h ­
are
not
a
tte
n
d
in
g
the
me
tings.
flours and has increased in us the members in m aking th is com- (tames and removed the cash reg«
ell. lib
, . u ra ria
, r n . , stated
,, she had
, heard
means o f h elpin g the hom em aker ing year successful, and in order in te r and account file fro m the ¡T h is leaves the way clear to the
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and
they
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v.iew
over
the
radio
in m any ways. They have five to doso it w ill be the d u ty o f every store, but th a t was all.
Mrs. Gregory had taken the a d v a n ta g e o f the situ atio n , th e n • and. h“ '.‘ heard 8onJe o f? ht: new
d iffe re n t d ivisions, food and n u ­ m ember to be present at all the
baby and follow ed her husband fore more united e ffo rt.s needed. 6001(8 d,8Cu88ed and a sh ort syn-
tritio n , c lo th in g , ch ild care, par- meetings.
N a iio n a l headquarters h a v e 008,8 K' ven o f 8 t *v*ra l. and she
A fte r the m eeting the ladies all d ow nsta irs, in her n ig h tc lo th e s ,
e it education and home d e c o r a t­
ing arid on request w ill send nut went to tfie Harpole I'o n fe c tio n -i and n e ith e r got hack to the liv in g cancelled afl dues and a tw o dol- * ou d !,ke/ ° haVi> the board in-
one
representatives to groups a t any ery. where all enjoyed ham bu rg e r rooms again, so they saved none la r subsciption to the Townsend ?.'p5e ,8.6nut tw ° especially
Cascades’ and
tune.
sandwiches and coffee, a f t e r o f th e ir clothes or pergonal be- W eekly e n title s you to the paper
and a m em bership in the club, I " Ie
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W a te r o f the W illa m -
Miss E ic k w o rth came on in vi which M rs. H arpole treated them longings.
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M itc h e ll was appointd
These social gath-
M r. G re go ry's loss is estim ated
ta tio n from the C iv ic C lub and to icecream .
the P .-T. A . was also included in eringh are very much enjoyed and at around $1600 in stock, besides q ua rte rs and fifty cents to the 8 com m ittee o f one to ascertain
I lie group fo r the a fte rn o on . Each the ladies hope to have many $‘¿00 in cu rre n cy th a t w ent up in local club.The tw enty-five c e n t1 l6e or,ee o f the8e book8 a n d ’ f
lady was given a q ue stin iia ire o f more o f them.
flames. No insurance was carried durs are s til acceptab'e and are Possible to purchase e ith e r one or
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The p ro p e rty was owned bv a payable to th e d u b and e n title s ' bo„ * ,
4.3 item s to check on her own in ­
Mesaarpes M itc h e ll, Madison
a woman re sid in g in G rand Ronde. the m em ber to all club p rivileg e s
d iv id u a l ch ara cte ristics and bv
A f te r the lecture a “ Dutch A uc- and N e e l* “
» c o m m itte e had
adding up the points and o b ta in ­
tio
n
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was
held
on
a
bandpainted
° f th ?
in g an average she would be able
lib
ra
ry
and
it
was
presented
and
p ictu re donated by Mrs. McNeill.
to ascertain how m a ture she was.
S urprise follow s surprise in the
accepted. Three copies were made
Much
m
e
rrim
e
n
t
was
aroused
and
D iffe re n t c h i l d problem s were ernot|0nB„ y rleh „ „ „ rt.M, sc, fcrn
the b id din g s.) liv e ly th a t at tim es o f the re p o rt—one to be sent the
discussed and all in all everyone j p |My w n U e n by s „ m H eilm an,
The W illa m in a h igh s c h o o l
state lib ra ria n , one to the c ity
le ft the m eeting fee ling her tim e j G,B(Jvg LehmBn Mbrt Sonya ^ Vlen basketball team was defeated by it was hard to te ll who was in th e
council,
and one to be k e p t on
had been w ell spent and all e x ­ fo r t h e Dionne Q u in s’ second A m ity in th e ir firs t conference lead. So much fun was had w ith
file.
pressed the desire to have Miss T w entieth C e n tu ry-E o x picture. basketball game, w ith the score little expense to anyone and yet
The re p o rt was as fo llo w s:
netted the club $2.80. The ladies
E ic k w o rth re tu rn at some fu tu re " R e u n io n " — the d ra m a tic home- 21-27.
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had prepared a lunch fn the d in - .
STATISTICAL REPORT
date and give ano the r lecture.
coming of the Country Doctor’s
tber„ WB„ „ |-r|r<, in g room and re fre shm en ts o f pie.
The Library la housed in the City
3.000 g ro w n -u p
babies - o p e n - j gTO|ip o f bobbie8on (ij8play in the
Cake and coffee were enjoved by ' H*11- rent
b> courtesy of the City
Mother and Daughter Tea
mg s u m a y a t t h e M a je stic high school assembly. The idea a ll.
J Council.
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On E riday a fte rn o on , Ja nu a ry . theatre, Dallas.
Library ia open from 2 to 5 p. m. on
On Tuesday evening Messrs,
22, the C ivic C 'ub w ill sponsor a
Jean H ersholt, who played the started a t stu d e n t council meet-
Tuesdays and Saturdays, except during
M other and D a u gh ter le a in tile backwoods doctor in t h e firs t mg, when it was decided to set and Mesdames Ted B urden, Chas. school vacation, when it is open the
M e tho d ist ch urch.
Q uints film , is featured in the aside one week in every m onth M cN eil, and Paul M ullen,and Mrs. hours on Saturday only.
Days open during year, 69.
Ih is w ill be fin open m eeting new p ictu re to g e th e r w ith Ro­ fo r some idea ten d iu g to im prove j .). H u tch in s attended a m eeting
the
school
REGISTRATION
o
f
the
Sheridan
club
at
w
hich
und all the ladies and th e ir .la u g h -, chelle Hudson. Helen Vinson
Adults Children Total
ters are in v ite d to a ttend. I f you .......
Slim .............v
S um m e rville. R obert K en t
The P ublic Speaking class has Mrs. Iv y o f P ortlan d was an en­ Borrowers beginning
th
u
sia
stic
speaker
and
gave
an
o f y e a r ........... ..... 281
haven’ t a d a u g h te r o f your own, ’ J y bn Qualen and D orothy P eter- com pleted fo u r weeks o f research
163
444
11
borrow one and come. The pro son.
66
work on debating, and are now inspiring talk on national condi­ Registered dur'g yr. 55
Total................... 33«
174
510
gram w ill s ta rt at 2:30 sharp A ll
prepared to debate on the fo llo w ­ tions. R efreshm ents were served
Withdrawn d'r’g yr. 27
10
37
members o f the clut» are request­
ing propositions: Resolved. Cap­ and a social tim e enjoyed.
Total. end of year 309
164
473
The n e x t m eeting. Ja n u a ry 19.
N u t P lant B urned
ed to be present at 2:00 so a short
ita l punishm ent should be abol­
r T s -
be ehfetion o f officers and all I Cards held outside of city, approx, 50(.
business sess'on can be held.
On Wednesday o f last week the ished in the U n ite d States;
Per cent of population registered
This Tea is one o f the main p la n t Of the Dundee N u t G .ow era olved. W ar is ju s tifie d ; Resolved, members are urged to be present.
as borrowers________________ 90‘ «
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p ublic features o f (he C ivic Club, association a t Dundee was de- Im m ig ra tio n should be fu rth e r
c
L c*
n -x- it in
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BOOK 8T*™™cs
and all ladies in terested in the stroyed by fire, th o u g h t due t o , rv *tric te d .
oaran Stone C ritic a lly 111
Adults children Total
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Volumes
beginning
tow n and co m m u n ity should be d efe ctive w irin g . The p la n t was
The class is progressing ra p ­
Mrs. Sarah B. Stone o f Buell
ofyear................. 389
108
497
present a n d h e l p prom ote a valued at $60.000. besides several id ly , considering the fa c t th a t
d is tric t, is at the Dallas hospital Added by purchase.
9
6
14
frie n d ly f e e l i n g a n d get ac­ thousand dollars w o rth o f w a l- , they have never done any o f th is
3
20
c ritic a lly ill w ith com plication of
** ** g’R o r e x .
17
quainted.
nuts and filb e rts. Office equip- kin d o f w ork before. S o m e o fth e flu pneumonia. She nursed M rs.
116
531
T otal— .............. 415
Mesdames L. Riggs. H. N .S hip- m erit w hich was in the opposite debates are to be given before the B la ir o f Ha. mony d u rin g her last Lo8‘ or w' thdr»w" ~
15
25
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ley and K . E. S h e tte rly are the end o f the b u ild in g fro m w hich IC ivicsclass.
Volumes at end of yr. 405
101
506
illness. She contracted flu w hile
hostesses fo r the a fte rn o on .
borrowed from State Lib., 625
the fire started , was saved.
The W iila m in a g r a d e school there and returned home, . DUt . as ni ! Volumes
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rebound............................
35
| team was defeated 34-16 by S he ri­ she grew worse it was th o u g h t Periodicals received by g i f t ............274
dan. January 8 C e n te r Jones was e xpedient to remove her to the
LOAN STATISTICS
the most o u tsta n d in g man in the hospital. M r. and Mrs. F ra n k
Adults Children Total
THE LIST WJTE CHILD W ’
479 2309
game. 1 be score was close, to t- haw k have been over most every Fiction for home use 1830
Non-fiction______
88
37
125
BO xM fNAM UKQ NEARLYl
aling 16 12 in fa v o r o f Sheridan day. When they let t th is m o rning
M agazines........ .
250
2-60
at
the
h
a
lf.
O
ut
o
f
a
ll
the
a
t-
F
rank
said
she
was
in
a
coma
and
SÔOYÊAflS
í?í
T otal................... 2168
516 2684
tem pts made by W illa m in a , only very lit i le hope was held fo r her Decrease from last year________ 294
DISCOVERY P C M
recovery. No fu r th e r w ord has Circulation of fiction, approx_____94'
fiv e shots w ere m issed.
The firs t and second grades i been
bteri ,eee,' e la s we go to press. - circulation, per c a p ita ................... 57
REUNION” AT THE MAJESTIC
FROM THE SCHOOLS
- have been fe e d in g th e w ild b ird s.
Ladies Aid
They th ro w the crum bs o ut nil the
¡snow fo r the b ird s to pick up.
Due to the severe w e a th e r not
They are also cond u cting a store many ladies were present at the
d u rin g th e ir a rith m e tic period. m onthly m eeting o f the Ladies
The pnpi's take tu rn s being pro­ A id last E riday afte rn o on a t the
p rie to r w h i'e the o thers are_cus- M. E. church. An in te re s tin g
tom ers.
i m eeting was had an:l enjoyed by
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i those present, and plans were
made fo r a luncheon to be given
R adio fro m A lask a
J
n
e xt Tuesday, January 19. at
l)r . Elanerv received a postal
noon in the d in in g room o f the
card last week from an am atsur*
church. The public is in v ite d to
radio Rtation in the St Johns dis-
j t i i c t of P ortland s ta tin g th a t a attend th is luncheon and help the
ladies out w ith th e ir budget.
message fro m the D elm ar Boyers
and Mrs. Ball, who are at Nelson j School ch ildren are especially
in v ite d . The ladies plan to serve
Island A laska, to th e ir relatives
sp ag h etti and crackers, pie, hot
here, had been picked up by his
chocolate and coffee a t five cents
station. The message contained
fo r each item .
season’ s g re etin g s a ndtbe in f o r ­
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m ation th a t Mrs. Buyer and th e i
At a recent O. & C. timber sale held
baby bad a rrive d home December
at. Roseburg. Wm. B. Foster of the Fos
15th, and th a t all were well.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT
i Receipts—
City funds____________ $10.00
I G ifU .................................... 18.31
Fines, lost books, etc........ 7.96
Rental collections........ ..... 4 55
Balance from last year . . . 9 16
Grand total.................
$49.98
Expenditures —
New books........ ............. ..$17.08
Lost b ook s____________ 1.35
Gift (Bandon)_________ 1 00
Permanent improvements 7 56
Stationery, supplies, etc. 5.15
Postage, freight, e t c . __ 7.86
Total expenditures___
$40. W)
Balance on hand.............. .
9 98
Grand total________
$49.98
TRUSTEES OF THE LIBRARY
President____ ____ Mrs. Esther Fawk
Secretary-__________ Mrs. Ethel Neely
Treasurer______ Mrs. Freída Madishn
Other members: Mesdames Hutchins,
Mullen, Benefiel and Shetterly
REPORT OF PROGRESS
We have improved our library by Slid­
ing new draperies, and painting our
I ter mill purchased 80 acres of timber ; shelves and bookcases.
I land in Polk county for the sum of J
M rs E thel N eely , Secretary
*$3,967.92.
M r s . L ee M itchell , Librarian