THE WILLAMINA TIMES
THURSDAY, JU N E 21, 1945
“500” Party llonora
Out of Town Guvata
“Mr». Gust Dahl gave a “50Q”
party Monday evening in honor
of friends from Washington who
were here visiting relatives. The
out of town guests wen; Mr. and
Mrs A. Forsman of Tacoma, par
ents of Walde Forsman. and his
brother Evalde and wife of Seat
tle. Also playing at th<* tables
were Mr. and ,‘ lrs. Fred Nelson,
Rurik llendrikson, Mr. and Mrs.
Axel Wakkure, Mr. and Mrs.
Walde Forsman, and Mr. and
Mrs. I.airy Johnston.
High scores for the ladies
were attained by Mrs. Walde
Forsman and Mrs. A. Forsman,
and for the men, M*r. A. Forman
and Walde. Refreshments were
served and the rooms at the Dahl
home were fragrant with spring
blossoms.
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Mr. and Mrs. Rossel Carter ! Mrs. Charles McBee, Mr. and'
were pleasantly surprised with Mrs. George Barry, Mr. and Mrs.
a house warming Saturday eve Granville Hulett. Mr. and Mrs. ¡|
ning. Those present were Mr. Carter were presented with a
and Mrs. Carl Odom, Mr. and gift, and a delicious lunch was
Mrs. Fred Borgman, Mr, and served. The Carter’s new home
Airs. Delmar Carter, Mr. and is in the Tibbits Addition.
LOCAL NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Zetter-
burg and Ted went to Silverton
Sunday to spend the »lay visit
ing with Floyd’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Zettcrburg. His
brother, Victor is at home now
with a discharge, having served
in the z\rmy in Alaska.
Mrs. Betty Lind»|iiist went to
Elliston, Montana to visit with
her husband’s mother, Mrs. A-
n am’a Lindquist, while on her
vacation from work in the post
office.
Miss Jean Nelson visited over
the week end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Nelson.
Miss Virginia Hubbard ac
companied some friends from
Sheridan to the coast Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Hill and son
Dickie, Mrs. Maude McMillan o
Portland and C. J. Kind of Wau
na were Sunday guests at the
Art Thurber home. Mrs. Mc.Mil-
in,
Dick remained fora long
er visit.
Mrs. Rov Hi ’»hard is in the
Manning Hospital in McMinn
ville. M e is recovering and is ex
pected home the last of the week.
Mr. am, Mrs. Carl John.’.„n of
McMinnville, Mr. and Mrs. C. M
Wright of Sheridan and Mrs. O.
C. Yocom went to the Roy Lam i
son home Sunday to hel° hin.
celebrate Father’s day. A lf
ioining in the celebration wan
his son Kenneth and family.
Sheridan. Oregon
June 2.’lrd and 21th
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N thi» new, rich country nature lavishly produced furs, fish, and forests.
From them have been built fortunes. This was in the pioneering stage. Now
we discover manufacturing as a primary source of jobs and profits. No longer
are we satisfied to produce merely the raw materials and ship them away.
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our products to their highest form of usefulness. By taking our raw products
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Oregon is a good piace to make things
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