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About The Willamina times. (Willamina, Yamhill County, Oregon) 1909-1972 | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1942)
®lfp WtUutnttta ülimra Kntermi nt lit» I'm to ffle a at W illam ina, O r.-io n, aa aacond-elaaa m attar, A neust 24, IUO», unilar A rt „I C u n u rw ol March I .conard B. Signet! ». 1»7». E d ito r an d P u b lis h e r Published Every Thursday. Subscription Price >1.60 Per Year in Advance. Home Display Advertising, 26c an Inch. Foreign Plates, 36c an Inch. NEW JUNIOR EDITOR haa a farm. Mr. Surgeon was accom panied by hia daughter, Darlene. The Pollyanna Bunco club met at the home of Irene Johnson Thu- raday night. Thoae preaent were: Bet- y Taylor, Marion Howard, Sylvia L arlaon, Mabie Llch, Selma Herman, Alveda Brackenbrough, Helen Ker shaw, Gladys Wheeler, Edna Moen and Alice Brackenbrough. Firat prize waa won by Edna Moen, sec ond prize by Gladys Wheeler and draw prize by Marion Howard and consolation prize by Alice Bracken- brough. visited their classmate Harlan Wood ruff and Mm. Woodruff. The visitors brought bedrolls and spent the night in the church building. Early Tues day the group, accompanied by Mr. und Mrs. Woodruff went to Wecoma Beach for the day, where they had breakfast and dinner and fished, gath ered ugates and played baseball. Af ter a day of great enjoyment th« visiters returned to Eugene. The Evangelistic meeting held at the Church of Christ the past thre« weeks and conducted by Milton Bow er closed Sunday night. In honor of National Music weel the B Natural Music club invites th« public to a Good Will Program, Mon day evening at 8 o’clock on May 4th at the Little Theatre. odist church, Thursday, May 7th. at 10:30 a. m. The subject will be mod ern vegetable cookery. Everyone in terested is urged to attend, regard less of membership as this is an im portant meeting Bring old muslin and lunch. Mrs. Hugh Flancry accompanied An enjoyable time waa reported. by her sister, Mrs. H. C. Burdg of Refreshments were nerved by the Mm. Slgnett, wife of the editor of Sheridan, spent the week end with hostess. the Willamina Times, returned home their father, F. M. Warner in Port Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Donnell of Sumlay from the McMinnville hos land. Un their way down the ladies Portland visited at the home of hi pital, where on Friday, April 17th, visited at the home of their sister, sister, Mm. Leo Mitchell and his mo she gave birth to a bouncing 8 pound Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Brown of Hills ther Mrs. Nancy Donnell on Tuesday- boro. They also visited at the John 2 ounce boy. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nyleen of Gran«’ Hutchins home in .Portland. The new son was named Johnny Energetic Ronde moved Saturday to the Nicho' Mr. and Mrs. Roy Warren and house. Leonard. NOTICE OF HOME Experienced Mother, son and the father are do family spent Friday at the home of Mr. and Mm. Marlon McCabe and ECONOMICS MEETINC his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. War ing very well. Influential family accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Signett wish to thank ren at Salem. Howard Hyde and daughter to New The home economics extension P«»d Ad», bv M cN ary Volunteer Com., KaJ»h Mr. and Mrs. M. Johnson of Issa port Sunday where they visited Mr. their many friends for their kind D , Moore«. See., 312 M eyer Bid« . Portland, Or» will meet in the parlors of the Meth- quah, Washington, spent last week and Mm. Walter Reitz. and thoughtful remembrances. end at the home of their son and Mr. and Mm. J. H. Riddle and wife, Mr. and Mm. W. C. Engdahl. family moved into the John Tremblay LOCAL HAPPENINGS D R . C H A R L E S H. L A W Members of the Willamina Free house last week. Mr. Riddle is em Methodist church gave a party at ployed at the Tremblay mill. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Mr. and M m. Alfred Cokenour and the Joe Schagg home Friday night Alfred \ oast and Ted Duncan sp son Billy of Oakridge have hoved into honoring Mr. Schagg on his birthday, ent Saturday in Po-tland. Mayor Of Amity, Oregon the Valliere house. April 24. The evening was spent; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mendenhall R e p u b lic a n C a n d id a te Mm. Phil Booth of Upper Willa playing games. Refreshments of cake, moved from Willamina to Sheridar For Repe.entative - 8th. District - Yamhill Co. mina visited Mrs. Elias Branson Mon- ■ jello and punch were served. last week. ilay. Mrs. Branson reports Mr. and Mm. Mary Stewart of Portland was Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ducham of Clov SLOGAN — A SQUARE DEAL FOR EVER Mm. Pete Nyberg have sold their a recent visitor at the home of her erdale visited at the RR. H. Mode ONE NO ENTANGLING ALLIANCES town property at Sherwoood and are mother. Mrs. Mary Parker. home Friday. moving to Estacada. Mr. and Mrs. Elry Cain and dau C'ifford Lord who is stat'oned at .......... Mr. and Mrs. M.-Westwang made a ghter, Mrs. Clifford Lord, Mrs. C. L Everett. Washington, visited Mrs. business trip to Tillamook Sunday. (ireene and daughter. Lynn, were Lord last wpek. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wentzel and guests at a birthday party honoring Mr-. C. M. Friend of R'verside Caryl Jean of Portland spent the Mrs. Vernon Robbins, held at the California, is mak:n g a visit at the week end with her parents, Mr. and Robbins home in Salem Sunday. home of her brother and family, Mr. Mm. M. Westwang. Lynn Greene was home from Port and Mrs. Paul Mullen. Walter Smith was home over the land over the week end. R chard Tretheway of Canby sp week end from Medford, where he is Mr. and Mrs. Billy Surgeon, Jean ent the week end with his grandpar employe«!. Fouls. Verna Surgeon and Hilton ents Mr. and Mm. Paul Mullen. to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Myers and Griffiths were Sunday dinner guests Nine voung people of the C. E. family of Portland spent Sunday and of Mrs. R. B. Cox at Sheridan. Society of the Church of Christ at W E WILL HELP YOU FILL YOUR OWN KIT WITH Monday at the home of his parents. Art Surgeon left Saturday on a tended the state convention in Eu Mr. and Mrs. O. J. 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