T he T urner T ribune
VOL. XVI.
TURNER. MARION COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, IMO
No- 1
Turner Community Club Monday Night
T U E R COMMUNITY CLUB
WILL MEET MONODY
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Interesting Talk
Hon. Willia C. Hawley took for hia
aubject, "The Suppression o f Narco
tics,” when he »poke at the Brother-
hood meeting at the Methodist church
Tuesday evening und proved to be a
very interesting speaker.
Local mi n present gave short talks
as follows: “ The Relationship o f the
Church to the Community," C. A.
Bear; “ On Guard for Christ," D. B.
Park; “ What the Church Has Done
for Me," Mr. Hummer. The devotion
was led by Ivan Hadley and Mr.
Hammer, who also sang a solo, led
the singing. Ronald Glover, accom
panied Mr. Hawley from Salem.
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FACULTY MONDAY
i*luna to mol«' tin* tirut foil meeting
of thr Turner Community Club one
Ionic to remembered, hove been tom-
plctcil
all there is to do now is to
wait for the date, which la Monday
evening, October 13th.
The club meeta the aecond Monday
in each month, with good time», good
fellowship and good program*. Come,
get acquainted with your neighbor
and invite him to attend theae meet
ing». The Turner community ia Ailed
with excellent talent and both old
und young are helping with the en
tertainment».
There will be apecial buaineoa Mon
Sunday school at the usual hour
day evening. (Man now to attend.
and morning worship at 11 o'clock at
the Methodist church with Rev. Wm.
S. Burgoyne in the pulpit
Mini
Pride and interest were expressed
in the beautiful decorations at the
Turner high school when the recep
tion for the teachers, sponsored by
the W. C. T. U., was held Monday
evening.
The program was put on in a unique
way— a radio station THS with Mrs.
Gayette Barnett as announcer and
Mrs. E. S. Prather as station man
ager.
The first number to come in was a
piano solo by Mary Miller followed by
the invocation by Rev. Wm. S. Bur
goyne.
A hearty .address o f welcome on
behalf o f the community was made
by Rev. E. J. Gilstrap, while C. A.
Bear voiced the welcome o f the school
board, with Prof. John Cox respond
ing in behalf o f the teachers.
Dr. Marcy of Salem, district super
| Mrs. Madeline Callin o f Salem gave
intendent o f the Methodist church,
a very interefting talk and Mrs. Wm.
will deliver the 7 :30 message at the
S. Burgoyne, sang with Mrs. May
Turner Methodist church Sunday
! Hadley as accompanist.
evening and hold the first quarterly
Refreshing nts were served in the
conference.
new domestic science rooms.
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Thu members o f committees who
Church night, Thursday evi ning, worked faithfully to make this meet
there will be Bible study, choir prac ing a success were Mrs. Earl Prather,
chairman, Mrs. Wm. S. Burgoyne,
tice and orchestra practice.
Mrs. E. J. Gilstrap, Mrs. J. S. Webb
and Mrs. S. J. Rowley.
All who have musical instruments
and wish to play, come out to orches
tra practice Thursday night, M. E.
church.
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Methodist Church
Adding Machine
Stolen Friday
Tho office o f the Oregon Grain
Co.'s mill was entered through a brok
en window Friday night by prowlers
who made away with an adding ma
chine and a dollar's worth o f stumps.
Whin George E. Givens, night-
wittchmun, made a report to Salem
authorities, he was informed that an
organized gnng was working up and
down the coast and were specializing
in office equipment. R. D e Thieosen,
manager o f the mill, places the value
o f the adding machine at S I00.
Mixed Them
"There was a doctor at school this
mornin', examined us, and he said I
had ud'noids," said Mickey.
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•Thwat’s thim?" asked his mother.
"T h ey’ re things in your head as has
to be taken out," answered Mickey.
“ It’s a He," angrily exploded the
mother. "O i’ ve flne-combcd yure hair
ivry Saturday night and niver an ad’-
noid did Oi find."— Exchange.
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Visits Daughter
Justice O f Peace
I.ast week there was a mistake
made in the blanket ad o f Harrison’s
store o f Turner. The ail read 36x80
blanket« at $3.19. The size o f the
blankets should have been 66x80. Mr.
Harrison said a blanket 36x80 wasn’t
big enough to cover a flea and we
quite agree with him, but laying all
jokes aside, those are real blankets
and the price is also real. Drop into
Harrison’s store in Turner and look
them over.
Christian Church
In agreement with the general
theme o f the convention Rev. Gilstrap
spoke Sunday morning on "Paul’s
Good ^Victorious Fight.”
At the close o f the morning service
three men and two women came for
ward to take membership with the
church.
The whole attention in the church
and Sunday schoV just now seems
to be centered on Sunday, October 19.
This is their homecoming and rally
day. Plans were announced for spe
cial musical attractions and a big bas
ket dinner is being arranged for
noon. They announced their aim for
Sunday school attendance at 166 and
some predict 200.
Next Sunday is promotion day in
the Sunday school looking forward to
rally day. An increased attendance
is expected in each class.
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In the absence o f Dr. Epley, Prof.
Kenneth Hickok led the singing at all
the Sunday services. He proved him
self to be a good leader and entered
into the spirit o f the C. E. convention
holding sessions here during the after
noon and evening.
C. C. Tucker o f Reedsport came
Saturday for a visit with his daughter,
Miss Mabie Tucker, clerk at the E. J.
Harrison general store. Sunday Mr.
Tucker and daughter, in company
with Mrs. Stella Miller and Archie
There were one hundred and twen
Rankin went on a sightseeing tour, ty-two present at the Bible school and
going to Mt. Angel, Silverton, Salem, more than one hundred o f these were
Dallas and Independence, and like o f this community. Several o f the
many others, Mr. Tucker was en {convention visitors remained with U3
thused with the beauties o f this fair j for the morning church and Sunday
valley. It was his first visit to this school hour.
part o f Oregon. Wednesday, Mr.
Tucker and Mr. Rankin left for Eu
Harold Briggs, chauffeur for Col.
gene for a visit with the senior Mr.
Hofer
o f Portland, editor o f the Man-
Tucker and where Mr. Tucker’s broth
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ufacturer,
left on a motor trip with
cr joined them for a hunting trip in
the
Hofer
family for Chicago and
the mountains east o f Eugene.
other points. He expects to be gone a
month.
Mix Soma Play With That Work
MADEEE EVES OF FRISCO
ENTERTAINED AT
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Complimenting her house guest,
Mrs. Madelle Eves o f Honolulu, Mrs.
Earl S. Prather entertained Saturday
evening for a group o f young Turner
matrons. Brilliant autumn flowers,
zinnias, marigolds and nasturtiums
decorated the rooms for the occasion.
Diversions o f the evening were
games and contests, Mrs. Earl Bear
winning the first prize and Mrs. U. S.
Talbott the second prize. Mrs. Eves
told in an interesting manner o f the
characteristics o f the native Ha-
waiians, and explained the stories of
the originality o f the native Hula
dance. Pictures in natural colors o f
the beautiful flowers and scenery
were also shown by Mrs. Eves.
The hostess served refreshments to
the following guests: Mrs. Madelle
Eves o f Honolulu, the honored guest,
Mrs. Neal Edwards, Mrs. Donald S.
Riches, Mrs. J. E. Whitehead, Jr.,
Mrs. L. C. Ball, Mrs. J. S. McKinney,
Mrs. Douglas B. Parkes, Mrs. U. S.
Talbott, Sirs. Earl Bear, Mrs. Clifford
Ensley, Mrs. EL E. Ball, Mrs. William
S. Burgoyne and the hostess, Mrs.
Prather.
Ex-Gov. Pierce To
Speak at Jeff
A political rally will be held at
Jefferson on Thursday afternoon at 2
o’clock with Ex-Governor Walter M.
Pierce of La Grande and Mr. Harlan
o f Portland doing the talking. The
different measures that will come be
fore the voters at the November elec
tion will be discussed by the speak
ers. Every voter who can should at
tend the meeting as the measures are
o f vital importance and should be un
derstood before voting on their
Kenneth W. Bayne, who is the
nominee for the office o f Justice o f
the Peace for Salem District, on the
Democratic ticket, was born in 1890
in Jefferson County, Iowa, and came
to Salem with his parents in the
spring of 1890 and has ever since
been a resident o f Salem district. He
received his education in the public
schools o f Salem, Capital Business
Mrs. R. J. Watson le ft the first of
the week for Idaho, where she wiL
College and Willamette University,
anil graduated from the law depart
visit her daughters, Mrs. Clara M ar
tin o f Lewiston and Mrs. Sophia Tun<
ment o f the Universtiy in 1918. For
nel o f Winona, near Grangeville. She
the past ten years he has been en
gaged in farming and has, at spare
expects to be gone until after Thanks
time assisted in his father's law office.
giving.
He owns his farm and is a taxpayer
and is interested in the things which
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If elected, he states that he will faith
stone rough,
fully, honestly and impartially per And you hold it down there long
form the duties o f the office, to the
enough,
best o f his ability.
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In time you’ll say there’s no such
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NORTH C A P IT A L STREET
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Salem
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As brooks that babble and birds that
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These three will all your world com
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Just YOU, the STONE and your
FR ID A Y A N D SA TU R D A Y, OCTOBER 10 A N D 11
darned old NOSE.
M ARINE
ROD LA ROCQUE and DORIS KENYON in
— Hubbard Enterprise.
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THE HOME OF
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The President’s Own
SALEM
Cloverdale
Mrs. Poarcy was the dinner guest
o f Mrs. Mata Garner on Friday eve
ning.
Rachel and Florence Garner went
2:15 and 8:15 P. M.
to
Salem with Mrs. Pearcy, Friday
Horse Show Pavilion
evening, returning home Sunday.
Fairgrounds
Louis Hennies has been quite sick
LOW PRICES
FOR A L L
with tonsilitis.
Matinee 2:15
L. E. Hennies and his nephew,
Reserved Seats $1.00
Henry Hennies are away on a hunting
General Admission 50c
trip.
Children 25c
Ivan Hadley and Earl Hedges have
Evening 8:15
finished their seeding for the fall.
Reserved Seats $1.00
General Admission 50c
Sam Drager had Mr. Voms with his
Children 50c
tractor to disk his fields this fall.
The Salem Lions Cluh is bring
Mrs. J. N. Robertson and Miss
ing this remarkable entertain
Grace Robertson called on Mrs. Jay
ment at these low prices so that
Cook, Tuesday evening.
everyone in the community may
come.
W. Anderson is renting a field o f
Mr.
Dumbcck this year.
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October 13
TALKIES
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"B E A U B A N D IT ”
A Radio Picture. All-talking thriller o f the gun-ruled border.
Gripping. Senational, Dramatic
Also Talking Comedy, Fables and News.
5 SUNDAY, M O ND AY, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 13, 14
Continuous Performance Sunday, 2:00 to 11:00 P. M.
C LA R A BOW in
"T R U E TO TH E N A V Y ”
A Paramount Picture. The “ It” girl surpasses her best in this latest
romantic comedy hit.
Also Talking Comedy, Colored Movietone Review and
Mettotone News
WEDNESDAY A N D TH URSD AY, OCTOBER 15 AN D 16
"H E L L O SISTER”
A James Cruze production with O LIV E BORDEN. LLO YD HUGHES
and GEORGE FA W C E TT. Also Comedy and News Review.
Wednesday Night is Radio Night
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