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About The Turner tribune. (Turner, Or.) 19??-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1930)
THE TURNER TRIBUNE fa* Mluottrt Fanner ¥ J P O N the hills <1 Bethlehem ^ The dew huog oo the holly stem; One by one the shepherds came T o the manger lit with flame; The oxen and the shepherds all And all the beasts o f barn and stall Bent the knee to Him who lay Like a diamond in the hay, Over the bleating o f the sheep. Across the midnight’s starry deep. The Angel wings were winnowing Lullabies for the Christmas King. You may have read o f him in "W h o’s Wno of America." B«- sure and hear him. Our Ch*-: tm;.« program will be giv en on Christmas eve. We ar< planning special meetings to begin n*-xt Sunday with Rev. Groves o f West Salem, a former pas tor her ', a ..isting. Don’t fail to plan your wotk co you can attend every night during this holiday meeting. Bligh’s Capital To Present ‘ ‘Tom Sawyer Christmas week the msnagement of Bllghh Capitol Theatr«! is preparing to olf< r its patrons several unusual attiactions for a real, enjoyable holi- da. The first o f these is "R iver’s End" a .Farms Oliver Curaood story to play Sunday an«t Monday. It is a thrilling drama o f action in the Northwest snow country with the Cana«lian mounted police. Charles Bickford plays the dual part o f the hunted man, John Keith .and the Cana«lian officer he resembles, Sergeant Connis- ton. Evelyn Knapp provides the romance in the story and also in the cast am J. Farrell McDonald, David T o ;r nee and Zasu Pitts. fu -day and Wednesday will show “ A Sol«lier*i Plaything,’ ’a romantic Uile o f th.- other side o f the World war m which battle*;, guns, and mud arc left in the background ,cn the light-r side o f a «loughboy’s lif«; is amus’ngly pictured. The action of the plot takes place when the American Arm> of Occupation was quartered in Germany. I.otti Lcder, featured in i . ii * ciu.t, portrays a German peasant girl. Cen Lyon ar.d Harry Langdon arc the doughboys nnd Ncah Beery is a a th hardboih.d captain. N xt Sumlay Uro. tiilstrap will zp«ak on the Christmas spirit in tile morning nn«i there will be a great evangelistic irrmon in the evening. S jhtìm I music. me SIGN METHODIST CHURCH By Abhie L Ronne n M u li]« Firmer It wasn’t because wc* didn’t have a goixl s«*i vice to report that we didn’t g«.t it in the paper lust w«*«*k but we v. re no bu ly "doing things” that we W hen Moth« b« mgt the oroiwcoa didn't have time to toll about the W s ’ r t u icd y tu titer yeu wonde rful service. Dovia Itom the attic, then me know The Day st Ian •« herd Subj«*ct for our morning service was "A I IWaiting for Him." For cen The ft fueled angelt teem to nag Ai oo that Eve alar. turies the Jews had b " n wnit’ n^ for And on the tiptop twig, ws hang Jesus and when ll<- rnnic th«*y (the Again the tinning ttar. majority) did not releivc Him hut The tiny light ol rod and gold, | vvn't' d on. H«* comes to those who Ot yellow, pink and green 1 watch for ILm. Arc* you matching? Replace the randlet And a chime It tinkling quite untcen. Our people were invited down to the First Methodist church o f Salem The gilt* grow rnoff claboeate Wtlh every patting vear, last Sunday to htar the oratorio “ The But ttill the tarns old-faahiooed mirth. Holy City." It was a treat too good The taros Jutinctiv* cheer. to miss. Oh Chnttma. it the heart ! owo time. Next Sunday morning e.t 11 o’clock The day that weart the crown. w«* are to hnve with us Dr. Laughlin. 1 know lYt her* when Mother brings The »tar and angel» down I i who will give us his "Peace Talk.” H> is a fin« man and a goo«i speaker. W .V A W .V A m W . CHRISTIAN CHURCH A great Chriatnmx program coming for all, n«-«rr*bf*r '¿'l. Th<* 1 r.* • J r t tr v getting re- I«‘X**«I from t'*. ‘ i: be*;,. a . It wax a rucr ■ «a from the roc.’a; poiit as we I! •id th«- financial. Services wire* well attended last .Sunday morning T'.e minixlcr’s sub- j*-ct wax " A Dad and Tv.'a laid*” in l ooping with the fath«*r an«l s*>n idea. • • f) Sam and Mozart Tuppan sang n beautiful song Sunday morn ing. It was entitl«*«l "<’ <!’* Way.” — !| BaVTT'MIN SHOPPE £ IV.V.V.V. 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OREGON / ^ W A V / A Y . W . V . V . V V . W . Y A W m ’A A W / A A W V Y W V W V W /AV/AV.V.V.’MWAWAV.WrWAVAV/AVWMW ¡Ladies Silk Hose $1.00 New Shades— Full Fashioned M e n ’s W o o l Sox 35c to 75c L ad ies G loves Silk or Leatherette 98c i0 ; Á¿ ZfZ IC.i > ' •/ é'S y M en ’s Silk Sox bOc to 75c HOUSE S im s FUR THE ENTIRE H I Sit TO SMI . . .'.V .V .V .'.V .V .'.V .V .’ .V .V .V , E L S IN O R F . "• that our present day life has to offer. $1 Marcel! or K l \ c • THE the hearts o f everyone— young or old. I f you fail to see it you will be miss ing one o f the most enjoyable things E. J. Harrison Over StuslofT Market Salem, ( re/o i »V.WAV, ■ .*.* W.WAWAW.W.\WA',WA,.WAV.WAYWY :• ■« greatest story ever told in audible celluloid. Jackie Coogan, whose fame has increased since the day o f "The Kid” plays the title role, Tom Sawyer, while Mitzi Green, who has establish ed herself on the stage and screen as America’s leaiiing child actress is seen as the prim little Becky Thatcher. "Tom Sawyer" is a play to warm V .W M V W A V A P A V .W .S W r> — - AH in G in: r I< •' r. wonderful nv ting at the Christian Endeavor ho.'.'. Then- v ia t*v; ux’-nl large crowd. Opening Christmas day, for three «lays, Bligh’a Capitol Theatre will pre sent Mark Twain’s immortal child classic, "Tom Sawyer.” Hundreds of chiitlren and hundreds more who used to be children will thrill to the oft- told but deathless adventures of Tom ami Huck, B«cky and Aunt Polly, Injun Joe and Muff Potter. "Tom Sawyer’’ is the kinil o f material that th«.* talking screen was made for. And in the hands o f such capable young players as Jackie Coogan, Mitzi Green and Junior Durkin, it is well-nigh the M e n ’s T ies 25c and 50c Wool Blankets $3*19t0 $350 L ig h t Globes Mazda Inside Frosted ¿5 tn 60 watt Six (or $ 1 .0 8 20c / d V . V y V M W A V A W A V A '^ W A 'W W A V / . W . V . V . V . W . W . W THE CHRISTMAS KING T^tfSSKUta Lillian IVtcmon i* organizing a junior C. K. «oci« ty. 8hi- ha« mad«* u good beginning. O Tin* old ik*u«l flower htalkn were re- move«! from the church lawn by the m«*n on bazaar «lay. They ulso dug the bulb» and cared for them. — O---- A moat enjoyable and spiritual musical piogrutn was presented ul the ••vening church ho««r lust Sunday. Dr. Kpley had charge. Hi* was aided by some splendid mule voiçes from Sa- !cm on«l by his lnrg«; choir. The house was Ailed and the andienc«* was re sponsive. —~ O - Don't forget! A real Christmas spirit and an ohi time Christmas pro gni ma waits you at the program on Tie «lay evening, December Ü'T. Mrs. Dei Zell has it in charge. Fancy Bath and Hand 15c Towels 98c # MEN’S and BOYS’ DRESS SHIRTS. 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