The Willamina times., April 22, 1937, Image 1

Willamina
V O LU M E 29. NO. 35
CIVIC CLUB LADIES
ATTEND FEDERATION
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WILLAMINA. YAMHILL COUNTY. OREGON. THURSDAY. APRIL 22. 1937
Justice Court Busy
PROF. GENTLE SPEAKS
Union Local Organized
$1.50 A YEAR
MRS J . L FARNHAM
PASSES TO REWARD
A m ixture of beer. wine and other
A meeting of th e employees of the
beverage» proved to liave loo much
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Willamina Clay Products company was
fighting spirit for the peace and dig
r U K lU W Ilu L IlL ) I I A ll held Sund»y evening Ut discuss union
nlty of the S tate of Oregon, and as a
iv u m u u iiw
8 8 4 1 1 1 organization O. B Williams, district
result three men from lire 8 P. con-
organizer for the Central Laborers
Tuesday afternoon, April 20 118 I "’ruction crew, a young man from near
The meeting of the Townsend Club, branch of the
Hod Carriers
Build i The community was saddened today
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women, m rm bers of different womens D"H«* and one from town were picked whlch was held w Monday night at
. 4 ^ president of wben word came of the paasmg of Mr».
clubs of Yamhill county who are fed- '*£
the M. E church was well attended, rwrtl! n l ‘^ a L an ?
prexlcient ° f
J. L. Farnham . She had been ailing
i rated, m et for thelr annual meeting A” n,i,7 i
Manning, Hatvu Mr Burden president opened with the City and County labor rs union accom for
time but had kppt op her m s i*
l iic meeting was held In the Christ-
. / “ „ i .?imivffit‘n W?rrirt ’ M a^Iunr gl,“iln* of America and the flag salute panted him. and each spoke before the activities until last w eek 'l ueaday, when
lan church In Ainlty. with Mrs F C. ¿ J 1
McMinnville Mii riff M anning and tben turned the program over to meeting^
j she brought the new« item s in. On
Thom as of Amity as presiding officer J>>' ouk I>» them back to W illamina, and Mrs Mullein, ehaiim an of the com-
A sub-local Of 3
was organized Wednesday Mr». Mitchell called on her
T he following program was held
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r suffering. „ H e er
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the employees of the plant signed ___
snd found
children
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B.aL a"d ‘5 ° da“«h l ™'
t U P ™ per c e n t W hile no change .h as were notified and came im mediatly and
9 30—Call to order, by the president “ ‘V Vhe
r . i a and Yh. m Belle antl BeUy
Sberlda.i. sang a e v -b e m made In wages or working condl- .h e was taken to t h e McMinnnville
Mrs F C Thom as
, , ' , , „ !n. . w?r,e, pald A , ..
1 cral numbers v th guitar accompanl- i tlona up to the present and no radical hospital. E verything humanly possible
Salute to the Flag Mrs. J F Wal- c,den laPi‘cd *nto history Yet. it may ,nent
Miss T iy lo r played two violin changes are anticipated, still th e men was done but the malady was so far
ton McMinnville
piove a warning to "°’ne J’f th<* ou ' of pieces by Kreisler, accompanied by Mr now have a representative bodv to rep- advanced th a t little hope was held for
A ,n .n ” T h . H r.u tttu i," M b , M „ r g . - g S g L ’i S S S * . I S t t S t 1 3 !
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a uy «ir». lo w ninnilna and "get away” with tnelr
Mr Burden ntquested A rthur Moore, employers should need arise
I nine o ’clock Thursday morning.
J Strand. W illamina Accompanist. rollg|, »tuff
Ida Susan Crow was born in northern
m anager of district num ber one. and
Mrs A N Arnold
1 New York state, on the Canadian bor­
Professor Oentle, both of Monmouth
Invocation Mrs C O Morris. Anilty
der, December 20, 1X64. When about 12
to take se a t, on the platform. Mr
Presentation of Hostesses — Mrs 11
years of age she moved with her par-
Moore was Introduced, and in his
Mtrout. Ainlty Civic Club Mrs T
pleasing m anner made a few r marks
In this issue of The Times appears e n l* to Iowa and later n °vfcd to South
W Dickey. Amity Study Club
County
Farm
D tbt A djustm ent In regard to the progress th a t was be*- the anriounren eot o f the Sheridan D akota where on Septem ber 4, 188'
Address of Welcome. Miss laiura Judy
Com
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<es _ arc
an important
He also -------------
Cleaners —
and 'lailors
m arried
Amity stu d y Club
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» playing ...........
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. to Je sse I.«« Farnham
to this union five
Response to Welcome. Mrs. Ellen A! role In llic rehabilitation of rural life ----
stated . tha; -----
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Yamhill ■ had - about April ■--
21. —
The equipm ent has -nd
andto^thia^union
five children
children were
were born.
born.
b.
helping
furm
ers
and
th.
Ir
credit
irs
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elected
to
fill
the
vacancy
on
the
been
purchased
and
will
be
installed
as
,n
th*
family
moved
to
Oregon
len, Dundee
arrange settlement of excessive debts board In place of K E Shetterly. who soon at it arrives.
where Mr. Farnham bad bought a la r m
Heading ot m inutes
and In recommending adjustm ents *
unable to accept.
L. N. Storset, who has been handling t1***“ the, W allace bridge. Owing to the
Committee appointm ents.
which
will make
furm fori
closures un
Professor Oentle. the guest spe
Report of committee on rules
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. iker the work for the M aster Cleaners _ will
---- children a schooling they bought a home
’ e the pick-up
Dick-UD and delivery truck.
truck »•> McMinnville
un-
Report of offlcrra and committee chair- ncci-s ary
of the evening, was iniroductd. and his drive
vrcminnviiie w here they resided un
men
These committees are composed of talk was Inspiring and educational a« He is well known in W illamina and vi- t*1
8t * b,cb pm e they moved to
Unfinished business
members who are im partial to the wel1 He said the national debt was a , «'inity and will extend the same court- *be ,8 r"J-
,2* Un’' 1
when
10 30 -A d d ress Mrs D o ri McLeod,
suggestion« of either side The farm lamily affair, and none had to be paid eous and efficient servsceaa heretofore. tney settled in their home in Willamina.
Wheeler, president 3rd D istrict Ore- < rs problems are analysed and a farm to foreign countries or foreign capital-
E. A. S torset and E. D. Erwin are . r, “ "er8\ 88rv^ 8
b* “*w. Sunday
plan is worked out to the satisfaction bit* It was our problem and th a t If ’he o th e r p a rtre rs and w i l l handle ' n the **iilamina M ethodist church, a t
gon Federation
of both <l-btor and creditor. O ften- “ H would stuffy the Plan they would ’he cleaning and tailoring. Both are £ p m • K*v. deVries officiating, and
Vocal solo. Royal Cochran.
1100—Address. Mr* Sarah V Case, times an extension of lime or the re- *°°n s ir ho* It was the only way of experienced in the work and come high- ln ,e r n e n t will b e in the W illamina
llnancliig of the obligation 1« the sat- putting the country back on a paying 'Y recommended The Times will con- ! ce2 ^ 7 ? .
Oregon S tate College
Besides the widower she leaves to
tsf-iriory solution
basis and making each and every one tinue to a c t as th e ir ag en t and all work
NOON INTERMISSION
mourn her loss three daughters, Mrs.
Each
county
has
r
Farm
Debt
Ad-
’tee
and
independent.
By
pensioning
w,1‘
be
promptly
fared
for,
1 15- Vtxral solo. Mrs. H W Tor bet.
Grace Campbell, of Yan hill, Mrs. Eva
Justm ent Committee as well as a Reha- the elders the younger generation ;
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Amity.
Myers, of Perrydale, Mrs. Velma Allan
tlllta
tti
n
Supervisor.
All
Information
would
be
provided
with
more
work,
and
,
LETH
ON
RADIO
PROGRAM
Procession of presidents
! of Portland, and two sons, Leslie L.
Ls treated confidentially and the ser- prosperity would again thrive. Mr.
Report of registration committee
vice is free Anyone desiring Inform »- Gentle also stated social problem*
Beginning next Wednesday morning * ? n e g ra n d c h ild re n '^bes'ideHa'^ host*".'?
Reading Mrs J L. Payne. Amity.
tlon
or
assistance
from
the
county
com-
should
be
taught
in
the
Institutions
a
t
7:15 a m.. W. C. Leth. Polk county friends
2 30 Address. "T he Underprlvllegid
m lttets may do so by applying to the of higher education so th a t the young agent, will present agricultural lnfor
Mrs. Farnham has been a friend of
D r F C Wilcox. Linfield college
Rural Rehabilitation S u p ervise or by petple could get to the bottom of soc- matlon ovrr Station KSLM once every friends, always a willing helt>er w brre-
New business.
Trlbute to Mr- 8aIdle O rr Dunbar, by writing to "D istrict FDA Supervisor. J*I and financial questions and not two weeks for a period of two or three ever and whenever needed
She was a
R esettlem ent Adm inistration. Mayer be swayed a by political
months
Mrs. Rllla B T hom *
« *a. a. propaganda
devout Chrifttian beinsr a member of
building. Portland. Oregon'
.
? lk • very°n* * “
A lternating with him will be H arry the Methodist Church w here she spent
Awarding the Olive L eals cup
invited Into th e dining room, where Riches. Marlon county agent, who will many many hours of her tim e She had
Report of resolutions committee.
the numbers on the quilt were drawn i broadcast on the altern ate W ednev been superintendent o f t h e Sunday
Invitation for 1938 m-etlne
PROGRAM AND BOX S<M IAL
and Mr Newby of the Newby Phar- days a t the same hour
These two School for many years and her smiling
Ood Be With You Till We Meet
All rloht folks' Get on- thoae
old Uiac>L rTii*lvei .4 * beautiful quilt top , county agents are working together on face and words of cheer will long be
Again "
s h c £ £ m e c r S e ™ L r .n rt
T , uo Mr „ ? ollln* ??e‘d a Du5ch auction on ,hls broadcasting program, and lnfor- rem em bered by the children, moat of
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t r d. J ‘L » a P“ low- whlc1?, cauft!‘<l much amuse .m atlon will be provided th a t ls of in whom are grown into manhood and
w H c o ^ b y ^ ia tln T T h a t t h í p m n X ^ ni<* ea"! because th « e L« to be a
and was finally » I d ¿¿ Le^ Mit- ! t e d i l o '‘f a r ^ e £ i n ~ b ^ t h ‘ œ u n t l ^ en ¿ornar h ^ d ?
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o f f n p i«*
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k a f • OnVi b r 3 a d c a e slK
The _ Tim e, _ joins the community in
the dispute over naming the town by ,7 ^ i n c rJ^k . ¡ E )
by and coffee were wdd and a social hour - series which should be of special In- extending sym pathy to the bereaved
was enjoyed by all. T he club netted terest to farm ers as it will co n tiln in family.
.‘ idp - W ^ T h 'a t' r h e m J X m o T T h o i
* i S i ^ h X
’‘X s ’^
«*> * ^ 0 0 f o j ^
dubs were extending the same friend
d. .
’ re rlt“ llons. song« and , me.n t irom whtch the speaker and ex- spray programs. Insect control, a -d
s i f t X h L a U e X g thia meet-
J / ? ? ? « ? ? C,u?
?.uch other
m atte- “
be
ship
YOUNG SON PASSES
Stuart teacher of the Gold Creek the neighborhood of $12.00 toward the 1 Hevc will be of value to farm ers
I ng
school
budget.
These programs are being sponsored
Mrs Wallace Goodrich was tntroduc-
The boxe» will be divided Into
Roland Clinton H ubbard, 6. who last
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ed as bdng one of the older members groUp. so
all t'l- little MIows will
week was reported ill w ith ffu. passed
of the Federation who had not missed haV(.
choncft
d , p,By thl.ir bl(1.
Marine Officers Here
aw ay a t the McMinnville hospital, F ri­
D istrict Library Conference
a meeting In the past 13 vears
_
_ powers.
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ding
Proceeds will go for play
day, April 16. Funeral arrangem ents
S
ergeant
G rantham a n d Sergeant
Mrs J* ’ra McL*°d of '4i?iu'ev P*uui ‘trai’n d and extra school room equip­ Welk from Portland
district recriiting Dbtrtc? Library Confe^^ce“™
n-5d
ha^ 8 o f the Shen-
m ent of 3rd district, of which Y am hll1 rnent
offices of the U S Marine Corn»
i m L T Drary c on I ere nee to be n . Id dan Funeral Home, and services were
countv 1« a member, made • short ad
Everyone Is cordinlly Invited to a t­
dress and extended an invtt .tion to al! U n d 7 h r ? r e^ram " a n d 'j'in f f i'th i'f u ri
to attend the annualI Institute, which R
lhe daU. ,.Yld
A p r,lM
n 3
„ ¡ p . l h , o p , h !h . d i . . Y , ' " l i , ; ! ” ',w " S t t o i W H T i S S ' m S « ' t o
—
will meet May 14 a t Dallas.
made in Mt. Pleasant cem etery a t
lamina
the
first
Thursday
of
each
month
¿11?
¿ble
to
a
t
i
n
d
Mrs 8arail Case, who Is as Istant
Pike, where two other children of the
Any young man interested in the work i
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<>n rural rehabilitation from O rcgm
Hubbards are buried.
of
the
Marines
may
see
them
on
these!
State coll-ge. gave an Inspiring talk
Roland, son c f Mr. and Mrs. Roy
S.
P.
Inproving
Tracks
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days.
The
course
offers
much
in
an
ed-
on "W ha' Are We Doing W ith Our
The S. P. has a crew of men here Hubbard of the Valley Junction com
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Millions have heard the glorious so- ucational line besides the opportunity
Family Life Today?" She stated the
tracks 7iun’ty- w“> born Marcn 27, 19S2. being
WPA had established 20 preschool prann voice of Deanna Durbin singing •" travel, furnishing an education as working on their W illamina
and spurs They have been
laying 5 years and 19 da-V8 °1° a t the tim e of
classes In the state and sent out sup in Eddie C antor's radio show. Now well as a living.
to th e bis death. Besides his parents, he is
. : ,i o n not only to help the h u sb in I e v e r y n odv in th is c iiy can SM Deanna's .....
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— heavier steel from the depot
brick plant, and making other improve- survived by two sisters.
in planning his w rk on these loan rare beauty in the m ovies and hear her
pw tv w i
The sym pathy of the en tire coromun-
projects but also to help the mothers golden tones at the same time.
k l? ( lM
I Ul«
C m ents in the road bed so as to accom
modate heavier engines which are be- ’’y goes out to the bereaved fam ily in
in planning tlielr part of th e work and D a n d y M iss I'u rh in h as b e e n b r o u g h t
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I I lk a
coming necessary to handle the in- ’he loss of their little son and brother,
making the most from their places «" the screen by the N ew U niversal in
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Mrs Case siso gave her personnl ex- "T hree Smart. G irl," a t the Willamina
On April 23 and 24. the music contest creased tonnage originating at this
lierlences of mnnavlnv difficulties th a t th eatre on Saturday. April 24.
Is to b" held a t Pacific University For-
th„ Erin», r.ior.1 eow m iii.
’rd w ,s received today o f the death
W kh the brick plant sawmills and of m F8 George Fraundiener in Port-
nrlse In raising a family of today, and
Possessing a lyric sopano voice th at est Grove
Lena Reinbold. Verna
gave suinc very helpful hints to the clectrifi»» nil who hear it, little Miss Schuerch, M er:dlth Flanery. Steve oggtng operations working a t capac ,and Mr Fraundiener is a broeher cf
nv hers present
Durbin m akes her movie debut in one Schmid. Lorenz Schuerch. and Eloyd lty. there Ls an ever in c re a sin g am ount Mra. Pau, Fundman. Mrs. Ed H arnng-
The ladies of the C hristian church " f the gayest comedy dram as ever to H arrington, all singing solos, will go of shipping going out of W illamina ton> Mrs. John Schuerch. and Rudolph
srrved a delicious chicken dinner in '•o'»1’*
" f Hollywood
on Friday. Altogether W illamina Is and vicinity.
Fraundiener, all of this eternity.
the dining room of the church and
It deals with the madcap adventures represented by 35 contestants. A pst
NOVEL JURY PROCEDURE
orated " f ,h re,‘ lovely
of a New i -----
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scheduled —•
for —
those
the tib les w'ere beautifully decorated
.- daughters
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Has Stork Shower
with spring flowers.
York millionaire who join in^ a conspir- dents participating in the contest on
8ome very Interesting reports w~re HC.V •” break up their father s romance Saturday noon. April 24.
A jurym an's job is to render a ver-
Mrs. Homer Henderson entertained
lead by the various presidents of the * i t h a fortune hunting beauty.
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diet on the basis of evidence.
a num ber of ladies a t her home on
B ut when a member of the jury in Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
clubs repre-ented all of which showe!
••The Mighty T reve ” featuring Nosh
The flrst conference bastball game
the clubs to be verv active and all of Hp,.rv j r Hnd B arbara Read has been win be played w ith
Amity cn Willa- a big m urder trial ignores much o f ! Lyle Dent. T he afternoon was spent
iliem having definite aims In progress honked for showing at the Willamina mina s home field
Friday afternoon, the evidence and appoints herself a visiting and having a social time, and
¡one-woman detective agency to ferret I much pleasure was had opening the
for the betterm ent of th lr town
theatre on Wednesday. April 28. This Apiil 23.
¡out the
real
criminal,
upsetting - all the ! many
which contained - many -
Mrs. Rilla Thomas, the oldest fed offering is baaed on A lbert Pavson Ter-I
,
i
»
. - - packages
, -
erated club member nnd one of the h u n t's story " T r e v e .'’ The movie pre-
A bigh school inter-class track meet P,sual r*lles of conouct in the process dainty gifts. R efreshm ents of cakr.
lirst in the county gave a wonderful HH„t» the escapades romance and ob-118 being held here this week under the i ,hp course of Justice ls apt to be out jello and cocoa were served.
Thos
tribute to Mrs Salrile O rr Dunbar who m I mi I fs experienced by a voting fellow supervision of Mr. H iatt to determ in ' ra Red The audience Is also apt to b? who enjoyed the afternoon were: Mes
will become president of the National who em barks on his first voyage into the possibilities th a t we have in track considerably entertained, and thls_ is d am ts Lyle Dent. Iola Branson Floyd
just what happens in "W e're On The Lambert. Mary Henderson. Charles
Federation of Women s Club* at the an |ife ’» ventures. His dog. Treve, shares this year.
Jury." unique screen offering with H fl- Kirby. G race Bostwick. Ed. Nyb;rg.
nual meeting of th e national clubs in the exciting incidents.
Tulsa, Okln.. next week, and all these
The high school baseball team went en Broderick and Victor Moore co-star- Glen Mattoon. Pete Nyberg. W. J. G ra-
present pledged their loyal support to
to Dayton on Friday. April 17. to play rin?
benhorst. Lula Morris Nelly Bayliss.
Meeting Place Changed
Mrs. D u n b ir
their first conference game. Although ! Combining a side-splitting com edy. Mary Parker. Bessie Henderson. Beu-
D r F. C. Wilcox's address was ®lso! T*1** ,XaJ” 1?V1.S P“n3y H ealth associa- the bays werp defeated they wpre fu,, with all th e excitem ent and suspense lah G arroutte. Ada Shandy. R ? th i
very inspiring and gave each and ev- *0° will hold their regular meeting in of Spir| t and held them down to a 3 0 of a trial dram a and of m urder mys Rosenberg, Rhoda Cobb and the host-
eryone some worth while thoughts to the Commercial Club room« in New-
for
em
fcery, the picture departs radically from ess.
the
usual ----------------------------»•
court room story, and --------
furn-
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ponder and try to bring to pas-.
i . u° n J , , ay'
r
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One of the first members of the M c-!° clocK
*‘lis m eeting was schedul’d ' May 23 Is the date for the Declama- j ishes plenty of surprises along with
Dr. and Mrs. C. R. Blackwell 'and
Minnville club. Mrs. Olive Lewis, ide- , a n ° host luncheon to be held in tory contest. There a re four classes its hilarious and novel plot
Ma7e”s u 7 T heatra"‘ DaTia:: Saturday.
aCC? pJp?p ‘e4 . . bv
ceasedi some time ago presented a cup McMinnville, but unforeseen clrcum , to be entered. The following are tak-
Mrs. Lyndall Thomason and two little
to the club receiving the most points s-ances. made it necessary to make this | ing p art:
April 24.
daughters, B arbara and Joyce arrived
for their activities. This cup ls held change.
Mary Jones, secretary.
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from Wamego. Kans.. Tuesday a fte r­
for the year by the winning club to b
-------------------- «----- --------------- | E xtem poraneous-K enneth Shetterly.
ON HONOR ROLL
noon. Mrs. Thomason had been vis-
passed on to the next winner. This Mrs. Lucy Huddleston and little : Fvn™,mw ^ i e h 1 n » n a PivroE i
ngS* ° r th '
Llnfield College, McMinnville iSpec itjng at the Blackwell home for the
year McMinnville's W om ans club re- daughter arrived home from the hos- E
1 Wohle° - 06118 Morris,
ial to The Tim es)—C hristine Jensen. pasl several m onths and had wired he/
celved this cup Dayton having had it p ltai last Saturday. Miss Ju n etta H art-
Humorous—John Buswell Roberta senior from W illamina, was among th? husband and folks to meet her in Port
for the post two years. i sell, a niece, of Hillsboro. Is helping to
: Blanchard K athleen Floyd. Florence 22 men and 30 wompn winning places land Tuesday. • When G randm a an i
An Invitation was extended to t h e ; care for the new baby and assisting | Stew art Frances Klees.
on the first sem ester honor roll at Lin- Gra n dpa Linton returned from Sheri-
Federation bv the Dayton clubs for th e Mrs. Huddleston
O ratory—Lena Reinbold, and T her field college. Grade point average for ¿ an Tuesday afternoon they were
annual meeting next year, and w a s, ____________________________________ esa Smelser.
the honor students was 2.547. The greatly surprised to find the above
gratefully accepted.
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I fiigbest ten per cent of th e student folks all at home They had left Kan-
W illamina Civic Club was the "baby Strand Oscar Benefiel. Frank Fawk,
Tlie second grade is having a con- body composes the roll.
sas Saturday and driven through, mak-
club" of the organization this year, and j Carl W alker and daughter Sylvia. Lvle test to see who reads the most b o o k s . ------------ — —♦------------------ —
¡ng the trip in three days tim e Mrs.
its num bers were cordially greeted by Riggs, J. B Ellingsworth. Hnrrv Ed The person reading and reporting on V Civie Club members a r e reminded Blackwell is a daughter of Mr. nnd
the other clubs. Those who attended j miston. Charles Snow. R ant Neely, the most books before th e end of the I that Friday (tom orrow ) is the Spring | Mrs. Linton and they expect to visit
from here were. Mesdames John K enneth Shetterly arid"Vohn Hutchins. school term gets a prize.
luncheon.
' with th eir relatives here for a week
HELPING THE FARMERS
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AT THE WILL/ MINA THEATRE
OfENNEW ESTABLISHMENT