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About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1938)
1 T lm r H iia v . la n n a r v -k Page 3 H j « ^ D t lla m in a C im e * ! 3. I 9 3 8 Willamina Simra 9? MECHANICS’ SPECIALS Entered at the I ’ostofllce nt W illam ina, Oregon, aa necond-claaa m atter, August 24. IlMia. under A rt of Congress of March 3, 1879. Editor and Manager COMMUNITY M. E. CHURCH Published Every Thuraday. Subscription Price, 11.50 Per Year in Advance. Home Display Advertising. 25c an Inch. • • • Foreign Platea. 35c an Jnrh. R ev . L. C. W eaver . Pastor. J. L. H U T C H IN S CONFERENCE ON ! FARM ECONOMICS LEGION ACTIVITIES Sheridan U n it Notes 1931 1930 1930 1930 1929 1929 1928 1928 Sermon Topic: *' A Voice in the Wild erness.” WILLAMINA Sunday School, 10:00 a. m Epworth League Sunday 6:30 p. m. Preaching Service 7:30 p.m. (IRANI) RONDE Sunday School 10:00 a. m. Preaching services 11:15 a. m. Epwarth League at 7:00 p.m. Sunday BUTLER Sunday School 11:00 am . Preaching Service 10:00 a m. Ford T ruck__________________ $ 1 1 0 . 0 0 Chevrolet Truck_______ __ ____ 1 1 0 .0 0 DeSoto Coach_________________ 8 5 .0 0 Oakland Sedan ...---------------------- 8 0 .0 0 Oldsmobile Coupe-------------------- 7 5 .0 0 Whippett “ 6” Sedan----------------- 6 0 .0 0 Whippett “ 4” Coach___________ 6 0 .0 0 Chevrolet Coupe_______________ 2 0 .0 0 Studebaker Coach-------------- 2 0 .0 0 Essex Coach__________________ 2 0 .0 0 Sheridan Unit No. 75 of the Ameri can Legion Auxiliary laid plans for a A one-day farm economic confer very busy month at their meeting Mon ence will be held at McMinnville on day night in their club room. The first Friday. January 28, wh<n farmera and activity to be discussed was the dessert homemakers of Yamhill county will luncheon to be held in tlie hall Friday, review the finding* of previous similar January 21. at 1:30 p m. Sewing, auction conferences In respect to Yamhill coun and contract bridge, and "500" will be See These Cars for Cheap Transportation ty and consider revising recommenda the diversions for the afternoon. FREE METHODIST CHURCH tions In the light of new conditions. On Friday. February 4, the annual J. W. Anderson, Pastor Meetings of similar nature will be held Fow-Wow will be held for this district ORRIS Sunday School. 10:00 a. m. Sheridan, Ore. In every Oregon county this year. Plymouth-DeSoto with Sheridan post and unit as host«. Morning Worship. 11:00 a. m. ERRIFIELD Leading farmers and farm women of All members are urged to be present Young Peoples Meeting, 6:45 p. m. Phone 302 Distributors the county are meeting In advance of and help make this a success. Evening Worship. 7:45 p. m. OTORS the conference to prepare for the meet Prayer Meeting. Thuraday, 7.45 p m. At the regular meeting Monday, Feb Come and worahip with us. ing. They are considering the four ruary 14, the annual past commanders broad fields of land use hi the county, and pest presidents banquet will be farm crops, livestock production, and held. An added feature of the eve ST. MICHAEL S CHURCH ‘‘T h e B o n k o f P e r s o n a l S e r v i c e ” farm home and rural life. Old Grand Ronde ning will be Auxiliary Initiation by a The Oregon State college extension team from Newberg. The Newbergj Regular services Sundays at 10:00 a. service is cooperating with the farm ladles were unable to be present at the m.. except first Sundav in month when S h e r id a n , O r e g o n groups In an effort to help answer for January meeting but the unit was glad services are held at 8:Io and 10:30 a. m Yamhill county such queMlons as to postpone the initiation as only three Rev. G. F. Sheffold, Pastor. — Member Federal D epotit Inturance Corporation = What la the outlook for agriculture In of the candidates were In attendance, i 1938 and over the next few years? In The annual dance fcT the raising of An Extra Meature of view of the outlook what crops num money for the delegate's fund will be Pastor’s Treasure Chest Protection bers and kinds of livestock should be held on Lincoln's Birthday this year, I By REV. L. G. WEAVER In keeping with its conservative policy, deposits made here produced In the county? What kind Ftbruary 12. are now insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. “How Did We Spend Our Dollar?" of land use program will conserve soil Reports were given by the various —The insurance thus provided applies to all deposits, including According to business reports, the fertility and prevent erosion? What Is chairmen The child welfare and hos personal and corporate deposits, deposits of public funds, and the relationship between the farm pital committees were active during the average U. S. dollar last year was spent trust funds awaiting investment, to the amount of $5000 for each as follows: home and the farm business? holiday season, spreading chter to the depositor. Deposit insurance is for your protection. F L Ballard, vice director of exten less fortunate of the community. The Living costs --------------- ---- — 24 cents 21 cents sion. has made the following statement I community service committee had a Luxuries SAFETY . LIQUIDITY’ . SERVICE 12 cents about the Importance of these county successful tree to report, and the seal Waste Miscellaneous — .......... 11 cents meetings: sale wtnt "over the top." 10 cents "Oregon, with an Investment of Mrs Beulah Cox gave a fine report Investment 10 cents more than five hundred million dol , on the universal service act now being G overnm ent................. 9 cents lars In farms and farm buildings and presented to the United States congress, Crime 2 cents equipment and with the farms pro and asked that all members write to Education 1 c nt ducing 74 per cent of the basic new i our state representatives and senators Church Sometimes we here people say: "Oh, wealth of the state every year, faces and ask them to vote In favor of the the question c i how Oregon farmers bill. Information regarding the meas the young folks to-day are going to the are to meet broad national programs ure and names and addresses of the dogs.” Well, what ls to prevent It? What’s the matter that the Tarrants and still Increase farm production and people to be contact, d may be ob For their Intellectual and spiritual wel abstract law that was carried by t h e ! Income. The first step In answering tained from any of the officers or fare we spend 3 cents on the dollar. voters nearly twenty years ago to save' such' a question is complete inventory members who were present at the Jan We let crime have three times as much, the property owners more than a mil waste four times as much and luxury lion dollars per year In lawyers' fees.) of the situation as It now la Changes uary meeting. that can be made to meet this na Attention was called to the contest 7 times as much. The wonder is that One dollar is all it should cost I n ; tional trend and to maintain a proper being conducted over stations KSLM we find as many decent young folks as transferring titles. competitive position are one reason and KALE at 5:00 p. m Sunday after we do. If the young folks go to the, M. Petersen In his speach at Grays dogs, they will find a lot of adults Harbor Interstate Realty association, why groups of farm people arc meet noons on Epic of America. ing In Oregon this winter in groups The post entertained the unit with there ahead of them, betting on the convention August. 1917. called the at- ( such as this." a chill feed In the dining room where dogs. tentlon. but nothing was done, nor has -------------------- • -------------------- --------- --------------------- -------------- ■ — — been done so far. He also spoke as f o l- , all enjoyed the “hot" dish. CLUB LEADERS' CONFERENCE I CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES lows: "We, the real estate men of the instructors and teachers, unselfishly. northwest, can and must give the real The Boy Scout made man is a solid WHACK AM ENT” was the subject CIVIL SERVICE EXAM Each year a conference for 4-H clubi estate people a good name by licensing foundation for our home security. We 0 of the Lesson-Sermon In all leaders Is arranged for at Oregon State and bonding them.” That became a must build our Boy Scouts stronger, The United States Civil Service com- Churches of Christ, Scientist, on college. This year this meeting Ls to be law. which also saved many a man from compact, teach them to sing, work and Sunday. January 9. held on January 17, 18. 19. according to mission has annotine? d an open com being swindled out of his property. The play. We must build halls, meeting petitive examination for the position The Golden Text was, "The cup Information received by county agents, Tarrants abstract is a success in more i places exclusively. 100x100 feet square of blessing which we bless, ls It from il. C Seymour, state club leader. of student fingerprint classifier In 'he than one country. The Sheridan Co-. including all kinds of tools, a state sys not the communion of the blood Tills three-day conference ls planned Federal Bureau of Investigation. The operative Creamery had a meeting at tem. and plenty of teachers—leam to for the purpose of giving leaders from entrance salary ls $1.440 a year. Its a , of Christ? The bread which we Valley Junction; speeches were made love each other. break, is It not t h e eom- all over the state Instructions and as retirement deduction of for the abstract law. Applicants must have completed a 4- sistance for Improving the work of the j munion of the body of Christ?" • • • “THE FIREFLY” IS BIG MUSICAL year high school course or must be various 4-H clubs they lead. (I Cor. 10:16). Prize fighting football games should senior students now In attendance In Many specialists are secured for this Among the citations which com be abolished I have seen prize fight- Each recent year has brought to the conference and a large number of 4-H their last year of senior high school. prised the Lesron-Sermon was the rs die of tuberculosis leaving his wife screen a finer type of musical picture They must have reached their 18th club members usually a:tend. following from the Bible: "And without a dollar. Purse snatching, and 1937 is no exception. “The Firefly,” The work Is divided In such a way but must not have passed their 25th as they were eating, Jesus took ' auto stealing and drunkards should also Metro - Goldwjn - Mhyesr’s impressive that leaders may choose the type of birthday. be abollsned. It will bankrupt a coun adaption of Rudolf Friml's memorable bread, and blessed It, and brake Full Information may be obtained work they wish, states W. C. Leth, Polk ty. cost of murder trials, say three or operetta, with Jeanette MacDonaid in It. and gave it to the disciples, from the Secretary of the United States county agent four in one year. Put a state tax of her seventeenth musical triumph, is and said. Take, eat; this is my Special rates are secured for hotel Civil Service Board of Examiners at the , five cents on every cigarette manu Hollywood's new offering at the Ma body. And he took the cup. and accommodations and meals for the club postoffice or customhouse In any city factured and sold In Oregon ¿ h a t jestic Theatre, Dallas. Sunday and gave thanks, and gave it to them, which has a postoffice of the first or leaders attending. i would solve many a hard knot solution. Monday. January 16 and 17. saying, Drink ye all of It” (Matt. second class, or from the United States People shout and holler when they see i Allan Jones and Warren William as 26:26, 27). Every dollar sent out of Willamina Civil Service Commission, Washington. a man almost killed in a ring. The Lesson-Sermon also includ . the star’s leading men are delighting D. C. * • • injures the town to the extent of $1. ! audiences everywhere. ed the following correlative pas- Did you ever' read the life of B is “The Firefly” presents a powerful , sages from the Christian Science mark? His home in Frankfort on the story of dramatic romance, as well as textbook, "Science and Health Main, he had a play room in his fath- a vehicle for remarkable music. M-G-M with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy: "The true j er's house basement more than 20 feet , has gone the limit in Rs settings and square with a stage set, there he gath ! in the artistry of presentation, sense ls spiritually lost, if the ered his boy friends, many of them; j Hunt Stromberg and Robert Z. Leon sacrament is confined to the use there they played, worked and made ard produced and directed, respectively, of bread and wine . . . Their speeches; there they learned to become . and in the opinion of critics the com- bread indeed came down from men. M. Petersen had the same ex i binatlon surpassed its Academy Award heaven. It was the great truth perience when 11-12-13-14-15 years old. I winning collaboration a year ago with of spiritual being, healing the He was the ruler of a certain district I "The Great Ziegfeld.” sick and casting out error. Their ---- ----------------*-------------------- of his town; he learned how to work Master had explained it all be and play with his boy friends. The O rder of E astern Star fore, and now this bread was feed neighbor women made flags for use in The O rder of the E astern S tar was ing and sustaining them. They i parading, scouting in the woods. Our originated by the poet, Robert Mor had borne this bread from house Boy Scouts, here is a wonderful system, ris, about 1350, and in 1868 it was to house, breaking (explaining) it ' it is growing all over the world making revised to approxim ately its later to others, and now it comforted ■ unions of men with the right kind of form by R obert Macoy themselves” (pp. 32, 33). ________ i These car« need «ome work and are priced “A* I»” F IR S T N A T IO N A L B A N K Deposit Insurance — I M. Petersen Writes On Timely Topics 5 < / ’ H IL L C R E S T N E W S IT E M S * T H E W O R L D ’S G O O D N E W S By ESTHER WHITMAN Mr. a n d Mrs. Frank Stuart were pleasantly surprised Thursday to see her brother, one sister, ana a friend of theirs, drive in. They left on Friday. The Raleigh man was around in the neighborhood Friday. Thursday and Friday Frank Stuart worked for Wn Foster who had a few I small orders to put out. Miss Esther Whitman called on Mrs Frank Stuart. 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