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About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1937)
13, 1937 T h u rs d a y , M a y ® I] » W i l l a m i n a î im n Page 3 -X äljr Willamina üiiitpa i I Entered a t the Pos toff ice at W illamina, O regon, aa Norond-elaaa m atter, A ugust 24, 11*09, under Act of Congraaa of March 3, 1879. J . L. H U T C H IN S • I I E d ito r a n d M a n a g e r »ce. Published Every T hursday. Subscription Price, >1.50 Per Year in Advance Home Display A dvertising. 25c an Inch. - * - Foreign Platea, 35c an Inch. I I SNAPS ’N CRACKS HERE 'V ¿J- WISE 'N -- ----TT-------- OTHERWISE I g 5 ......... : School Is out! School should be out! School will be out! I wish school was out! Such are the shouts and wlsties j of those poor little tykes who have ' bien cooped up all winter trying to I soak up a little knowledge to help them through life In the futurt Can you blame them for shouting? Well, no. only so far we haven't seen any weather I th at would cause them to shout for Joy. » « Is it wrong for a person to feel proud of himself, when he Is praised? I imagine lots of pec p i; wonder and probably some know I would say it a person ta n feel proud and not be con- ' celled In doing It. it Is fine. At any I rate. I certainly had a thrill last week I when I saw how nice the editor had fixed up my little article. Several peo- ’ pie pruised th a t piece of work and I ’tnl , sure they were stnci re At any rate.) It gives me confidence to do still more I and better writing In the future. 'd AT THE WHEEL OF A NEW DE SOTO Great Combined Circus Coming To Salem Soon t FREE METHODIST CHURCH Morning Worship, 11:00 a. m. Yoeng Peoples Meeting, 6:45 p. m. Kvernng W orship, 7:45 p. rri. Prayer Meeting, Thursday, 7:45 p m. Como and worship with us. — —----- - < COMMUNITY M. E. CHURCH R kv . H. PgVRIBS, Pastor WILLAMINA Sunday School, 10:00 a. m. Epw orth le a g u e . 7 p. m. Preaching Service 8:00 p. m. Sermon: “ The Ixjve of the F a th e r.” “ Heaven it not reached at a single bound: Hut we build the ladder by which we rise From the lowly earth to the vaulted skies, And we m ount to its summit round by round.” —Josiah Gilbert Holland. BUTLER Sunday School. 10:00 a. m. Preaching Service. 11:00 a. m. Sermon: “ The Love of the F a th e r.” GRAND RONDE M. E. CHURCH Frank E. Brown, Pastor New com fort on a bumpy road. Genuine Bermuda Onions 4 11,8 1 5 C “Gifh” Raviola n 0 ! C1B 3 for 2 9 c f M EATS fre e I , A lu m in u m H ide re la x e d on c h a ir - h ig h S te p on i t ! T h e new 9 3 -h .p . 3 “ Economy E n g in e” whisks you b y ! More power on f a r less fuel. £ Big and b eau tifu l! 199 inches * long . . . seats six w ith room to sp are. 20% more luggage space. SEE THE VALUE YOU GET 0 0 0 Q © “ City Ride” on the Roughest R o a d s .. . 4 New “ A ero ” Hy draulic Shock-Absorbers. First Safety Interior! Low, Level Floors...Instrument Panel Con trols are Recessed...Nothing to Bump, Catch or Tear. S a fety-S tee l Body w ith New, One-Picce Seamless Steel Top. Cenuine Hydraulic B ra k e s ... Fast, Sure Stops Without Jerk ing. Easy to Buy! Lower Prices! Ask for Official Commercial Credit Company Finance Plan. M O R R IS E R R IF IE L D n T n R e U I UKD phone eiI™ aBI SHERIDAN OREGON DESOTO NOW PRICED JUST ABOVE THE LOWEST r ’S ;, — — _ , v PRODUCT OF CHRYSLER CORP. H u n li'e v ^ M c M in n v h le ’ ’ “ 'ld M rS’ ' i i i T u m b le r Full L in e o f C A N N E D G O O D S ; Priced RIGHT F r e s h F r u its a n d V e g e t a b le s dem onstrated on cocoa. The next m eet ing will be held a t the Sharer home on W ednesday. John Rhodes visited at the Kosack home Monday. The children gave a real nice M others’ Day program a t the school Friday a fte r noon and a fte r the program they served a lunch of cake and tea. T here were seven m others present. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Johnson of P o rt land are visiting a t the H. Johnson home. There were 16 who turned out to play baseball last Sunday afternoon. They 1 will play again Sunday so come out and help us play. Those who have been sick w ith intes tinal flu are: Miss Ward. Elizabeth and Ruth Neufleld and K athryn and Jack ' Kosack. EAST th r u C A L IF O R N IA —at no extra f t r t l On you trip East, go o r return thru California. O ur low sum mer roundtrips permit this at no additional rail fare.See San Francisco, where die world's two largest bridges meet. Ride the most beautiful train in America, our new streamlined Daylight to Los Angeles. Con tinue East thru the adventur ous Southwest and O ld South. Return on your choice of north ern line trains. Chicago and back,as low as $57.35.For de tails see your local S.P. Agent or w rite J. A. ORMANDY, General Passenger Agent, 622 Pacific Bldg., Portland, Ore. S o u th e rn P a c ific a ts ! New steerin g ends “ wind- 2 w s c ander,” “edging-off" on grave]. i I Halcy>‘ Meat Loaf No. y4 tin. 2 for 2 9 c I ! Yaio Tomato Catsup ¿1«?. 2 for 2 5 C [ H-D- Tomato Juice No 5 tin O u r B lend Coffee Lb 1 9 c Thompson', Malted Milk l lb tin 47c 10:00 m. Sunday School 11:00 i m. Morning Worship. Offering the largest array of world 7 :(X) p. m Epw orth League famous arenlc stars, ever presented In history, the great A! O. Barnes and S«lls Kioto combined circus Is scheduled ' to exhibit in Salem. Saturday, May 22 The uniting of these two giants of | ' the tented world has created an a m u se -! ment colossus, offering hundreds upon ' CORBETT ACRES | hundreds of world famous circus VALLEY JUNCTION By Mrs. A E. Nichols ' headliners, as well as scores of Eu , ) rope's most sensational new acts. By V tx o * W ebb The circus will arrive on three double Guy Sroelser is helping Leo Schwab length trains, carrying mure than 1.00J Graduation exercises for the eighth build his new house in C orbett A cre persons, five herds of elephants. 400 graders and an achievement day pro- age. Mrs. John McGuffin is on the sick I horses not to mention the vast army gram combined was given by Va.ley j of tents necessary to hou-e tnls small Junction school l a s t Friday evening list with the flu this week. Betty Schwab has been absent from army, and the superb new menagerie w*lb •* good crowd attending. School on Tuesday with a picnic lunch school with ear trouble. th at Includes more th an 8J0 furred and closed at noon. The graduates were Virginia Mrs. W. Fowler and baby son were : featht-rtd creatures. Kay, Fay L a d y , Virginia Hubbard, calling on Mrs. Frank Schwab one day New European troupes are the i^o n ard Klees. O scar O ttinger, George last week. ~ --------- amazing CrLs.lani troupe, the only j Law son, and Johnny Scheurch. Carl Schw ab, brother of Max and .'Tork done bv the school children during bareback riders in the world accont Miss Alvira Ray and her friend Eliza- Leo, left Saturday by train for his d' 8p *yL The foll<” W , pll.shlng a twisting somersault from i be) h B ate-attended the Epworth League home in Pleasanton, N ebraska. W’ ’ K,IVen ,n the evening with i yallcplng horse to gnllcpi ig horse; | convention in Salem last week and. Mrs. Frank S c h w a b a n d D or.ld “ c e n ’°-v .Miss Frances Klees attended the May called on Mrs H. N. Shipley Friday. ? May 30118 --------B> ^ e Schoo! daring and exotic Amerlka. who fea- tures breath-taking feats on a lofty Day exercises and play at Linfield last Mr. a n d Mrs. John McGuffin and Recitation. “Little Froggies" ________ swinging trapeze, where without touch Fridav and Saturday, spending the time children were visiting relatives in Sher M argaret Resch w ith Lavern W erth, Recitation, "Nearly T en” ______ idan last week. ing tlie support ng wires, she pirouettes Eva Kempler of W ashington is m ak Myrtle Lassnor and dances; The Flying Artonys dare Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schwab were in ing an extended visit a t the Eben Ray Portland on business Saturday. Carl Musical n u m b e r ----------- Mr. Olmsted devils who leap across great spaces home. went as far as Portland with them. Playlet, "Love and D oughnuts.” I high In the tent and u&? no safety net; Mrs. Allen accompanied Mrs. J. C. Mrs. Frank Schwab was in Grand Recitation, "The Boys' Song" _______ T he Two K arl.ys. a new aeroplane. ,|^nBen Salem last Thursday to visit Ronde Sunday to see her fath er before Victor Resch thriller, and the last word In sensa- witft Mr. Allen at the hospital there, he w ent to the Grand Ronde Camp no. tionr.llsm. and Louise Schroeder, the I Mr. and Mrs. Rex Bunnage and sons 2, where he is employed. He was a t Recitation, "R ain in th e N ight" _____ Melba Clark only girl In the world to stand on her. were guests at the Klees home Sunday, his home in Rainier over the week end head on a wildly swinging trapeze. Mr and Mrs Baker a te visiting their The Bingham families who have been Recitation, "The F an n er Boy” ............ Junior Lachance The largrst group of ferocious wild non r . L. and family. visiting a t the Carl Thomas home have anim als ever assembled In the history Mr. and Mrs. F. V. W right and son, gone to Independence to work in the; Song, "A F a n n e r’s Boy” ____________ Victor Resch, Junior Lachance of the world are on display In the Bernard, of Portland w ere guests at hop yards. menagerie. These n u a n brutes, who the Lawson home Sunday. Norman Moore had his finger hurt at Recitation, "D on’ts” ...... Bessie Bayer Miss Marjorie Jensen visited her par the Brick plant, blood poisoning set in ">onR- ^¡d 8th Grade defy the efforts to tome them, are and necessitated his having to go to the M eredith Clark, M arjorie Menard. twice dally herded into a triple steel ents at Seaside last week end. ______ McMinnville hospital for treatm ent. At Recitation. "A Boy Who Can Be Mrs. W. C. ________ Mansfield _______ and daughter, bar am phitheater, where they are made T rusted” ............ K enneth H int^m an to perform. The Intrepid train er is Eleanor Mrs. Addie Wells and Grace ,l?’s w ritinK he is reported as getting Recitation. "Someone." Junior Lachance I Bert Nelson, the greatest wild animal Kali of Camas W ash., were Sunday along nicely. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawson. Will Fowler and family were Sheri- Recitation, "Beautiful Wi lam ette" subjugator known since time began Mrs. W alter ei th spent a few days ^an vi8ii° r8 la8t Monday. ! June LaChance His darlngness Is a sight never to be last week visiting her m other and other Mrs. Bessie I.amson visited several Song. "Beatiful Oregon Rose" forgotten relatives in Newberg. i of her friends in the C orbett acreage B June LaChance In addition to the hundreds upon Friends of the W erth fam ilies extend last Friday, Recitation. “A Little G irl’s Punish hundreds of world famous «rente stars their sympathy to them for the loss of , ______________ m ent” ---------------------- Melba Clark 1 who make up the A1 G. Barnes and their mother, who passed away last M O U N TA IN HOME ! T ap dance ............. ......... Bessie Bayer Sells Floto combined circus program Thursday. Seng, “Vacation Song" .............. _......... there is an elaborate opening spec Thelma Lee Lady, who represented By M rs . J ay C lark By th e Little Children tacle titled "Old Mexico." Using more (he Valiev Junction school in the second ---------- ; Recitation, 'Splish, Splash” _________ th an 500 performers and 300 horses division of the Polk County Declama Mr. and Mrs. F. McGee have moved G eraldine Menard. j and anim als In Its presentation, it tory Contest, won first place in her di vision. The prize was a blue ribbon. strikes a new note In beauty, never Thelma spoke. "N othing to Laugh A t” , into their home here and have their Recitation. "The Little T urtle” .......... service station open and ready to serve M argaret Resch before witnessed. by E dgar A. Guest. the public. ; Tap dance ------ ---------- Ruby Olmsted ------------------ >------------------ Mr. and Mrs .1 L. O ttinger attended Alfred Thompsonof Portland is spend- Recitation, "Birds Are Coming” the funeral of Mr. O ttin g e r’s brother- ing some time a t his home here j R ichard G assner C a rd o f T h a n k s in-law, Mr. Drummiller, on Tuesday. Roscoe Langley and f a m i l y have Song. "Oregon My Oregon” We wish to thank all our friends for pl“Ce her** fr° m ! ^ C h a n c e . Meredith Clark their kindness and sym pathy, and beau NEW S FRO M GOOSENECK ' ‘ ' v °n . v .T alk and presentation of 8th grade tiful floral offerings, in the loss of our ¿ S A t f E U X S i S ' T ’ by , MrH o u b e r . county mother, Mrs. Otillie W erth. Mrs. Kosack visited a t her grand absence of several weeks. 1 "Cbool superintendent T he F amily . m other’s, Mrs. M. O viatt, in Sheridan Mr. and Mrs. Milo Elliott and family I "W ere G ral,lla^ ' _ on Wednesday. onam* M .»♦ 1»»»» - * T Day Y — .. ~ at e *1 Elglitll OriLCiC Class OlR>S M,„ . . ,, . , of Sheridan spent others’ the I m gntn G.rade Mis. A. Abdenhalden is home a fte r Tom Bayer home. T htv w ere accom -! Musical num ber Mr Olmsted v lsitiuj; i . i t . . , K in .n L r o ortland r n a i H , ,o e. Ton,.s other w h() m remaine(J Bv School for r some um time. n panjed a n ie ri h by v T n m ’« m m nthc»r u.h** m uinoxi song. S o n tr ‘ "Aloha A lnhn Oe" O p ” .. R v the th n S rh n m Mr. and Mrs. H. Abdenhalden spent j for a visit with her son’s family. I -------------------- ♦-------------------- NEIGHBORHOOD - NEWS I V ibration sh u t out by 14 new live rubber “ float” body m ountings. ' J. W. Anderson, Pastor fig K e n n e th S tu a rt ( » ARE - ï g • I - WILLAMINA MARKET I I J » I ThP T ° m Baver fa m il>'- the O lm stead B R O A D C A S T O N F A R M E R S ’ U N IO N 1 Huntley in McMinr.vUle family. Evelyn K a u t z , Merdith and — --------- Mr. and Mrs. John W ethers and chil-1 Melba Clark were Sheridan and Wills* i The topic for the radio program to | dren visited a t the Kosack home Sunday. - mina shoppers Saturday. ; be given over Station KSLM next Wed- G uests at the Wood home on Sunday Roscoe Langlev was a business visitor nesday m orning a t 7:15 will be of par- were her daughter and husband Mr. in Salem the later part of the week and , tlcular interest to Farm ers' Union mem and Mrs. Russell LaVelle, and children while there he purchased a Chevrolet. bers U e subject will be - The P arm . and her niece, Miss M argaret Schoppert Fbe Jay Clark family called a tth e ^ e r s ' Union and Its Service to Oregcn all of Cloverdale. Frank rap stien home Saturday evening. ¡A griculture" Mr. and Mrs. Fred Olmstead and Pete Joe Peterson, Mike Gassner and two r l . Riches, countv agent to Mar- Schoppert visited a t the Wood home on Fr day. I program The following week. May 23. Elwood Rerkland returned W ednes The Mountain Home school had day from N orth D akota where he vis picnic a t noon the last day of school i W C. Leth, Polk county agent, will ited his parents. Friday May 5th, with races of various I conduct the program, consisting of ii»- The Cooking club m et a t the Wood kinds'for w hich'eaeh winner received a ' tervlews on the m atter of irrigation home Wednesday a n d W anda Wood small prize. An exhibit of some of the ' experiences in Polk county. I i
