Supplement To The Turner
T arver,
Tribune
Or«gou, June. 20, 1929.
Mr». Barber has had her father
Mr. Jolly as her house guest for
some time. Mr. Jolly will return
to Salem and will later visit the
Oregon I a; aches.
Miss Erma Barber ha» returned
home after visiting two weeks at
Longview, Wushingtan.
The Bible study hour was well
uttended and the contest ended
with much interest. The Blue»
lost and will have to spread the
feast to the winners.
Many o f the members o f the
Sunday School will go to the
Pioneer Memorial Sunday School
covention at Pleasant Grove
church next Sunday.
' There will be pleasure and pro­
fit in attending the Bible study
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Townsend,
hour and the fine sermon Kurl
o f She Id. Oregon, were hosts to
(xmfer will preach. All are wel­
tne Grange Cluo. of Turner, un
come and invited who have no
tneir families. Ghicaen pie and
cnurch home.
the usual trimmings was on the
bill of fare for tne dinner. Mr.
and Mrs. Townsend and son Kon-
ald were residents o f this section
for several years anu were tire
less worke.s for tne advance­
Mrs. J. K. Lind ley and daugh­ ment of i>uipiise Grange, 'they
ter Ksther. o f Smmit, viated with recently trailed their farm, near
her son Walter Kuddie last week. t urner foi a place ..ear SneUd
Mr. and Mrs. Kaymond Titus
Those present weie Mrs. E.
returned Sunday evening from McKay. Mi's. Bacon, L. E. Hil-
Myrtle Point, where they have ieary, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Funs-
been attending the annual session ton. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. IMcKay
o f the State Grange. The trip and daughter Marjorie, Mr. und
was a very enjoyable one ami the Mrs. Larson. Mr. and M r». W.
hospitalety o f the Coos county F. Gulvan and family, o f Jeffer­
l»eople was very generous.
son, Mr. and Mrs.
S. Lam­
Justice Wilson o f lai Grande bert, of Stay ton, Mr. and Mrs. J.
visited hia brother Harvey W il­ J. I'«acock, of Lebanon and hosts
son this last week.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Townsei.d
Glenn ai)d Alice Titus spent the and son Konald and Mrs. Town­
past week visiting relatives in send’ s mother, Mrs. Emma War­
ren.
Salem.
The Powell family, o f which
Mrs. Mayro McKinney is a mem-
tier. will hold a reunion on the
tabernacle grounds in Turner
next Sunday
E. T. Pierce, Merle Pearson,
Grange Club
A t M. E. Town­
send’s
Fishermen Return
Emir Itall, of Turner. Batiy Co­
oper and son. o f Salem, returned
from a fishing trip.
Vonday
n igh t They drove as far as De­
troit and packed 18 miles to a
point four miles from the base
o f M t Jefferson. Mr. Pierce stat­
ed that they tramped over snow
drifts three feet deep, sometimes
breaking through. One
thing
particularly noticed was the ab­
sence o f annimal life. He said
they walk d several miles with­
out hearing a bird sing. Nospuir-
reis were seen except one pine
spuirrel at the cabin. In all it was
thoroughly enjoyable trip. They
bad exceptional luck, practically
all o f them bringing home the
limit.