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WILLAMINA. YAMHILL C Q l'N TY , OREGON. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21. 1940
LOLLYPOP S H IP
W .H .S . D E F E A T S
NEELY-BEATTY
TO ANCHOR HERE hubbard F riday V0W $ ARE GIVEN
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D O N T
OVERLOOK
T H IS ONEJ ! !
TURKEY DINNER
ATTRACTS MANY
TO CLUB MEETING
The good whip Lollypop. bringing here last Friday by defeating Hub
An exceptionally fine assort­
Mrs. Fred
N early 70 members and guests
m ent of beautiful Christmas
a cargo of treasu re and a group of bard 12-6. The visitors had not been
defeated thia year until they met
beautiful
attended th e regular m eeting of the
cards is now available a t The
distinguished passengers, will dock the equally strong Willnmina 11. The
W illamina Commercial club held
W illamina Times office. These
" 'Xav. 17, at
here Tuesday, Nov. 26.
ti nma were quite evenly matched 1 9 n m
Monday evening in th e basem ent of
cards
are
highest
quality
and
a
bower
of
or
very ciwae
close a and
fought
S
heads s m
the e paaaengei a<> it was a very
o u anta
iu u Claus
v ir u s
nean
n o n hard
a ro lo
u g n t 1 ~ . . P . ’’
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the M ethodist church. Wives and
come packed in boxes of 21.
list. With him are Joey the Clown Kiime, the w inning touchdowns be- ch,d and g o d ‘‘bryw nthem um s. their
guests of the m embers enjoyed a
G reeting cards of this qual­
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favorite of all children, and the ing made in the second and third only daughter, M argaret, became th
fine tu rk ey dinner prepared by the
ity ordinarily sell fo r ten cent*
b d ly p op'a captain who has collected quarters.
bride of Roscoe, C. Neely, son of
Ladies Aid of the church, in addi-
apiece in various stores, which
new tricks of magic from all parts
I tion to 3 well received program of
The startin g lineup fo r W illaminr Mr. and Mrs. fif Y. Neely, also of
would am ount to $2.10 per
of the world to show his friends here. was:
en tertainm ent.
box. But, here’s th e pay-off—
U illamina. The cerem ony was p er­
Sailing through the city street«
LE
Madison
We
o
ffe
r
a
box
of
21
of
V ice-president K. E. S hetterly p re ­
formed by Rev. Dunlap, retired
with pennants flying and music play­
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Stenecho
these
beautiful
C
hristm
as
cardf
sided
at the business m eeting in the
I M ethodist m inister, now of Forest
ing, the Lollypop will drop anchoi
LG
and envelopes WITH YOUR
absence of President A1 Newby. The
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Grove,
who
also
officiated
at
the
and the nnnual Shell Christman show
C
Miles
NAME PRIN TED FR EE foi
club decided to sponsor a Christmas
which has become u holiday institu
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m arriage o f the bride’s parents 23
McKinley
only 11.50.
program this y ear sim ilar to ones
tion throughout the West, will bt
BT
Tomlinson ) years ago.
presented
in past years. The presid­
Stop
in
a
t
The
Times
office
given on the ship’s deck for th<
RE
Perry
ing o fficer stated th a t a com m ittee
and inspect these beautiful
The bride was charm ing in a mosi
entertainm ent of local children. It
Q
i for this program would be appointee
C hristm as cards — then place
. , Cain
green crepe gown with brown acces-
will be the ship’s tenth annual vis­
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i by the president im mediately. A con-
your order NOW to insure
Khodes
Igorieg a n d a corsage o f w hite gar-
it, according to F. E. Bagley, Shell’«
RH
I certed drive will be launched to col-
Cone , denia
surrounded with shattered
prom pt and early delivery.
local m anager.
F .
' lect m em bership dues which were
tndberg j
carnations.
She carried the
P arents as well as children are
! payable th e first of th is month.
Next
Friday,
Nov.
22,
W
illamina
ame
dainty
handm
ade,
linen
fillet
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a
invited to atten d the Shell C hrist­
mas show. E verything in free. The will complete this y ea r’s football H im med. handkerchief carried by
Arnold Koutonen, chairm an of the
fV f
locul perform ance will be given at season when they play Amity at her m other when she was a bride
i en tertain m en t com m ittee, acted as
the Willamina grade school at noon. Amity. This promises to be a hard | Mrs. Laurence Fox, m atron o f
i m aster of cerem onies and presentee'
oug It gam e, as Am ity has been honor, wore black and white silk
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« a CJ.»tnvi.u
K, a.x.. . Bobby M orris =
splendid P,v
program
only by Me- jersey with a corsage of fall flow-
Fourteen babies were examined daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Coy Morrif
, o< “ lvam hopes that era. Newland Weely of Camp Mur- at the Baby Clinic held N o v em b ei.o f Sheridan, kept the crowd in
many i<
will a tte n d this last ray acted as his bro th er’s best man 14. The com m ittee in charge were lau g h ter with a hum orous recitation
[gam e
to lend their m oral support ¡B efore the impressive double ring
Lyle Riggs, Mrs. H arry Shipley Mayor C. R. Stiles gave a short talk
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, Mrs. Fox san
“ Oh, Prom-
■ Mrs. H. C. Tomlinson,
Mrs. Guy on the grow th and developm ent of
n d Lloyd
IJ o v d R
flt tv n
t , t Jam es and Mrs.
M rs. T
pd M attson.
W
lln m in a d
r in g tb
p n
ant v
p a r.
ise Me,” a and
B p eatty
of f P P o o r rt-!
Ted
W i illamina
d u uring
the
past
year.
Miss Maxine Pearson, daughter of
cousin
of , the
sang
i land,
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v bride,
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-J-},,, clinic was in charge of Dr
R obert Tomlinson, son of Dr. and
I. nn< . rs. J
. I earson of Wills
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“ Because” ,
H. M. Stolte and Mrs. Ruth Hein-
mina, and R obert W arren, son of |
Lohengrin’s wedding m arch was g artn e r. county health nurse. The Mrs. H. C. Tomlinson, en tertained
the group with two violin solos. He
Mr. arid Mrs. Guy W’arren of East
played by Mrs. A. E. G ardner of next clinic will be held Thursday
was accom panied a t th e organ by
Creek, were m arried S aturday, Nov.
Dec.
12.
Forest
Grove;
she
had
been
an
a
t­
The
Full Gospel
10, ttt the C hristian church in Sheri-
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<ronpel church, under the
his m other. K. E. S hetterly. city
it tendant a t the wedding of Mr. and
dan. A ttending the couple were Mim> Pft8^orM’1,P
k. L. W ilkerson,
il
m ayor-elect, briefly outlined futu re
Mrs.
Beatty.
The
bride,
who
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as
y
p
p
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Vietorine G aroutte and Fred Gar- announcing regular Sun« lay meet-
i plans a fte r the first of th e year when
given in m arriage by her fa th e r ' P
f>lltt(‘
Onlv im m
otlinto relatives w en I *
•If* to Lb<*
><♦ held
flcH We
outte. Only
mediate
l’’**
h,ld <
*nch
week in the
'
be takes office. The evening’s pro-
present at the cerem ony.
Godsey building here in W i'lam ina ‘«as been very popular am ong the
gram wes climaxed by several ac-
The young couple have taken up ‘ T.wo me’’,,n K« a™ a!*° b«W during vounger set. and the groom is the
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cordian num bers by Mr. Koutonen
son of a prom inent pioneer family I V. i m a ’„.been treported
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A fter the m eeting adjourned many
th eir residence near Riverside.
,be wee*t-
in
W'il'amina.
Pastor W ilkerson comes here from
The bride’s cake, which was mad, in
immédiate "future ïn tc¡‘ t h e 1 " mained to visit and
acquainted
Sheridan v here he was in charge of
■erVed L* Mr? buildin» which has been occupied h t ,d DeCem b «
*ng
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the church work there fo r two am ' Ky | h e BraOthM ’
Kyle
Reynolds.
.The
g
ro
o
m
s
cak<
by
the
city
library.
Mr.
Yocom
ac-
a half years. He also plans Rpecia'
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m eeting fo r a little later. All are was made by h s m other and served quired this property recently when I
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Dwight Beck of National ¡the city exchanged it fo r nropertv
cordially invited to attend.
Mash. Mrs. George B eatty of P ort at the corner o f First and C streets'
»and. aunt of th<* bride, and Mrs
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• a. •* j v
The local office of the Farm Se­
P o i/ o .. i
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S en ef el
i
V? c ffire in Sheridan the p ast several
cu rity adm inistration located in the
Palm building, McMinnville, has set
Eb J months. No announcem ent has’ beer
up a schedule of office hours and
I,T ,7 °_ rth;
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. I made yet where th e city library will
On S aturday night, November 16.
A fter a short honeymoon spent i
}ocated
days in order that they may service
Miss
Hasel King, dau g h ter of Mrs.
v
i u iv m a
a
u u
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in Olympia.
Tacoma
and
visiting
Lt
th eir borrowers and others m ore e f­
jW . A. King of Battle Ground, Wash,
The county road g ra d er was busy Weeks and Newland Neely at Camr
fectively. The schedule is as follows: • here V the
became the bride o f Edwin Schier-
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i la
n v tte
i v i r
} part
m i L
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J»PL
w
e e «
of 1 > last
week
M urray, the young couple will make
m eister, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
The office is open to the public grading several streets in Willamina their home in Willamina.
between the hours 9 a.m. nnd 8 :3 f S treets th at were worked on includ
Schierm eister of Pedee, a t a quiet
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, Out of „ town guests were Mr. a n d , ,
w edding in Vancouver. Wash.
each day of the week, with
the _________
-d First. _________
B and C
Mrs. D vight
Beck and
son " Mr-
and , Yamhill countv 4 H Achievement I Only thc bride’s m other and the
exception of the firs t Tuesday o f
A nother im provem ent noted on daughter
of N-Uonal
"w a^h
each month, on which day the offic. Willamina s tre ita late last week wa Peerl Shedd and r < L „ " ’ u r n ' • t k k m
T«’ witnesses, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kendall
W i l l i e Cosed to the public until
erection „ f „ „ X light p j e ^ n
,1 ^
i the latter a sister of the bride, we^^
the erection of a new light pole on Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs. George ! cham ber o f com m erce' room s' N o v -! 12*
* T ^ R av *
Main street near the Kershaw De i B eatty and son Lloyd of P ortland I em ber 29. according to word receiv-i v a t ‘endance* Re' •
H anna o f
Farm
and
home
supervisors
wil’
he in the office
on Monday Wed par,m ent « ^ re . The power company
Mr. and Mrs. Kvle Reynolds. H ills-) ed from County Agent Rex W arren
a " co“ v" Perform ed the cerem ony
nesdav and S a tu rd a v mornin™ nnd Cr‘‘W '7*cent,y
lnstall' 'l new l i g h t s b o ro : Mr. and
Mrs. David Rolf and
Fnur-H m em bers, leaders and al' , M r' and Mra- Schierm eister will
yn™
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n
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ovcr
the
mn,n
intersections.
daughter
Sylvia
and
son
Cyril.
Port
friends
are urged to attend this ; he at hoT e ,n WiHamina. Mr. Schier
anyone wishing to discuss m atter:
land; Mr. and Mrs. A. E. G ardner
achievem ent program , a t which time rn.e 's^er 18 em Ployed at the Midway
with them should plan to call on th'
Forest Grove, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim scholarships which were provided by mill. The bride s fam ily form erly
above days.
R ASPBERRIES!
Dirum, Portland.
¡local m erchants and were won b y j resided in WiHamina fo r some years
This schedule is to become ef
members at the Yamhill county fail i
fective December 1, 1940.
A branch of ripe raspberries wa:
i brought into The Times office Sat
1 The program includes J. D. Mick
Mr. and Mrs. \\ m. S tew art are en- urdav.Thev w ere discovered last week
?tate director of agriculture, as
terta ln in g with a family Thanksgiv by Mrs M. W agler while trim ming
principal speaker, a special candle
ing dinner th eir uncle and au n t the bushes on their place on Gold
lighting program to be put on by
Mr. ami Mrs. J. I.. Sherm an, Mr. and Creek. Form erly known ns the old
At
the
regu
lar
m
eting
of
the
club
members from 3-mile Lane, a«
W. B. “ Doc” Goodnough announces
Mrs. F. I). W right, parents of Mrs Richardson nlace. it was purchased
Ladies A uxiliary No. 70 last Friday well as other num bers by club mem­ th a t a special 15c skating m atinee
S tew art, Jack nnd Billy Sherm an by the W aglers last July.
will be held in the Sheridan Legion
Mr and Mrs. Ross W right and two
The Into blooms hurried and ma- it was decided to sponsor a m em ­ bers.
bership drive. Each lady is to brin-
A sound motion picture will be Hall T hursday afternoon, Nov. 21
children.
i tured before last week’s freeze.
a new m em ber and in this way it it shown by a m em ber of the Visua’ between 3 and 6 o’clock. Skating
hoped to build up the auxiliary.
Educational departm ent of Oregon will be resum ed a t 8 p.m. a t the
Because so many ladies who have S tate college.
reg u lar price, 25c.
children have joined the auxiliarv
it will be necessary to hire a giri
to taV« charge of them h ereafte r
At this m eeting S ’«ter E ’ln B row r
was elected warden. The form er w ar
Three children lifting u'p tiny year the organization becomes morr den. Sister Brackenbrough. has mov­
voices in a carol of the season is the nnd more efficiently handled anc ed to Eugene.
pictorial them e of the 1940 Christ- funds
*
The picture, wood-burned and
are larger, to spend on the
Hanging up a record was the good up by J. E, Rogers, Jak e Tompkins
mns Seal of the National Tubercu cure of tuberculosis.
painted by S ister E sther Laux and
fo
rtu
n e of a group of nine e'k and J. C. Morris.
losis association. Mrs. Fred B eatty
Outside the direct expenditure of con’ributed to the auxiliary to be
h u n ters who hid them selves in th '
They say th at Ed G ardner and
general chairm an of the Christmas funds for tuberculosis the seal sab raffled off, was on disp’ay.
wilds
of
eastern
Oregon
in
quest
of
son
distinguished them selves as pack
Peal campaign in W illamina, report: is valuable because is educates th,
The next social will he held at
th a t th e seal sale will s ta rt next people of the country to the neces­ the home of S 'ste r M unford in Wil­ the big elk. and brought out 17 of mules, and some even went so f r /
as to m ention th at the ears w ere
Monday. Nov. 25, under sponsorship sity for passing and enforcing health lam ina on W ednesday, Nov. 27. AV them.
The party was comprised of J. E all they lacked as they were caught
of the W illamina Civic club.
laws of various sorts. Some of thc m em bers are cordially invited to a t­
Rogers of Amity, Dan, Harold and packing h alf an elk each out of the
Mrs. B eatty briefly outlined the work accompbshed by the funds tend.
Jak
e Tompkins and Jolly Rockwel' woods— which is a feat in itself.
history and facts about the seal snl< of the seal sale include medical am '
At the next re g u lar m eeting o '
all
of
G ardne’
Cooks fo r the gang w ere first
and tuberculosis organizations, s ta t­ social research, public health pro- the
auxiliary
on
Decem
ber
1,
in
the
" ' «ux-uBi-y <>n necem ner I,
tnr
„„„ Grand Ronde,
,, , , Ed
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ing th at the idea originated in Den­ grams, health education program s W il’am ina Rebekah hall, the Indie \f-lrris
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* ’“Pu ’° 1 • • • ' cook Jak e Tompkins and second
tests
of n all i l V children
through
th,
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HI have
a pot-luck
dinner to w
h
i c h
i ? and Al H elfncl cook J. E. Rogers. All of the boys
mark in 1904. In 1907 the first skin
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t i l l t ill k ill
L ilt
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nohl.n
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Y°rtland
The
boys w ent m tw, thrived on the eats and gained
C hristm as Seal sale in America was public schools, free clinics nnd aid aR members and th eir fam ilies arc
trucks, had them all boarded up weight, except Dan and Jolly whe
launched in D elaware and netted in X -raying patients whose skip | invited,
m aking it com fortable fo r riding were not able to do this.
$3000.
tests prove positive.
But on the re tu rn trip, p a rt of the
Snow?
Yes, they experienced
W ith new spapers and other organ­
Mrs. B eatty rep o rts thnt 95 p e > i |? |K F F
way, the boys had rough riding as plenty of it. In fact, it was waist
izations cooperating, the following cent of the income from the sealf
Itbe aninl«ls t°ok up all the room deep, so they got wet each day out.
year netted SI 35,000. In 1910 th< rem ains in the state from which thi
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Some of the highlights of the And the next m orning, upon rising
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v
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vt.
pt.
sales were made nnd th a t five pe
trin
inc'ude Harold Tompkins and it was every man fo r him self to
joined the American Red Cross ir | cent goes to the work of the Natrnna
Work on W illam ina’s new fire ‘ Ed G ardner for skilled marksman- get the dryiest c’othes; and woe
order to put over its seal sale more ' Tuberculosis association fo r adver-
effectively. This partnership lasted tising nnd research to make thei sti’.tion and city jail is progressing ship and also fo r covering distance unto the fellow who was a little
rapidly. The tile walls are completed ' in quest of the game. Second plae, slow or late— he ju st took w hat was
for 10 venrs. In 1920 the N ntiona’ sale more effective.
Mrs. Beatty
workmen poured the concrete foi was taken by Dan Tompkins an left and liked it.
Tuberculosis association conducted asks this com m unity to accept thif and
the walls of the jail early this week. M artin G ardner. Trailing in third
B ut all in all it was a dandy
its seal sale alone and has been a year’s program avorably and coop-
F. D. H ollister, local co n tracto r, is place was Al Helfrick and Jolly trip , and one th at will be rem em ­
separate organization since.
Each I erate to the fullest extent
the builder.
Rockwell, with the re a r being brought bered long by all of the boys.
a
Connick
rir lin in g im
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TRYV/* I f fn r
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VOWS OF COUPLE
READ SATURDAY
a .-it -ri
m here
REGULAR SUNDAY
MLLIiELb SLATED
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M «YlWVfc
v'i'rlvL titn C 5OCÏrV
the-
NEW SCHEDULE
MADE FOR F.S.A
IMPROVEMENTS
API? NDTED
WAWn HERE
W'DF' line . worth * ' , ^rS’
ARE
RADIAT
LliLAL LvUPLE
WED SATURDAY
I iiiitue yei w
4-H ACHIEVEMENT
DAY SCHEDULED !
p.m.
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AUXILIARY HAS
CfifTAY FBDJblinV
aUVl/lJLi
Christmas Seal Sale to Get Vruler -
Way in Willamina Next Monday
be preyed.
SKATING MATINEE
FOR TOMORROW
Elk Hunters Brave Many Hardships
In Bringing Home Record Number
.¿I „i.-lall members «mt
HAV 9
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