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< T he T urner T ribune TURNER, MARION COUNTY, OREGON. GLUM E XVI NUM BER 11 THURSDAY, DECEM BER 25, 1»30 CHRISTMAS G R EETIN G S MISSIONARY MEETING AT DOMESTIC SCIENCE CLASS WEBB H9ME LAST SERVES DINNER-FINE I —- ci ini b ; i \ m ah —- • V .V .V . V .V .V .V .V .V .V .V .V « ‘ V i V / . . V . V . V V W / / Tin- dinner . « tvi <1 by the domestic acionce clu--* un«l«-r the direction of th eir teacher, Mr*. May H a lley , wax it <l< cid< <1 eucccM with urouml $40 be ing put in the treasury. A splendid piugrunt by the pupil* of the school vtm given im m ediately following the dinner. The uuditorium was pack-<1 to ra p acity with children and friend who were very attentive th j ughout the piogruin, which w u gone through * n h by the pupil*, i;*poc!a!ly tiie tmy folk*, with enup end precision, with m «lenire to please nnd pl«-a*<- they did f«,r each num ber received a hearty lu.tidcl ip. M m . P.-arcy led the group ranging anil also preaented her I.atin ciar* in a clever song num ber, "Com*- Ail Y< F aith fu l,” and "A m erica,” in I i*ln. Mr». M ayro McKinney and Mr... \V. A. M artin, in duet, contri- b ited two plensing number*. O ther num bers on the proa ram v »• j C hriatm t* dialogue, prim ary I »in 1»; “ A lin n T hat F ailed," Eugene lia rriro n and l/oster Bone*; "Mr*. S u u n '- C hristm as," M argaret Gil- » trap ; "T he C hristinas S p iiit,” in te r ne l e t -’ pupil.-.; piano no’'», Mr*. May llu d lcy ; “ C hrirtm aa A rithm etic," C la ns«» C lark; song “ Silent N .ght,” high rchool chorus; '*Chri*tma* Candle*.” I si g ra d e; ' Tl*• • Lookout Man," Itir a n d in • White,* *rrr»g, “ Away In J u d e a ,” grade »chool. Sunla Ciau* appeared a t the clo*« o f the program , much to the pleasure u f i very child present and gift» were tak en from a lovely tre e which *tood in one co rn er of the auditorium , laden w’lth gift* for «11. .V , IW W / / . V , W A W / / / / A ' - V A r J V / A S '. W .V W . V / / / / A V W A T W / A V / W W A V A V W / l A W A W M W l W W / A nd miml: c> n tered more com Onci again, Christm as . . . Children of m utual «offering, common t.;.,-edy fu !■ . . . Toys . . . S a n t » Ciaus . . . C harity and widespread ini.ifortune, th at p le te ly on self. . . . Holly wreath* , . . Friendly jo st friendliness and gen«ro;:ity thrive C hristm as should not be the orgy ling crowds . . . Sparkling Chri»tma.i m int luxuriantly. Cloud*, however of splurge and ex travagance which t r . « i . . . Roust turkey and cran b erry faint, on one’» personal horizon are w«j have mode of it in tim es past, and *-iuc* . . . over and through it all the likely to kindle a more sym pathetic this year, if its magnificence is a kindly beneficence, the quickened uttituil- tow ard the broth« r in distress t. i!' r.io.t, subdued th an form erly, it pulre beat, the h ru rt warm ing an«l u n who.io w ant may be k> • n«-r than one's wi'l be more in keeping with the folding of th<- Hpirit which i* *o in i own. birthday of the gentle m an it com eradicable a purt of the Yuletide m-a- B neath the haze of gloom and de m em orates. »on. pression which shroud* the w’orld at The do« p inner significance of Dizzy prosperity is not the magic the present tim e the Christm as spirit C hristm as needs litt'e in the way of alchemy which tu rn s gro ser nature» will flourish and glow in beauty rs it o u ter em bellishm '-nt. A toy for the into gold. It is not the excited con- «•ould never <io in the glar.ng sunlight cl, Id, a little g ift fo r th e needy, a sclousnesa of accum ulating wealth of prosperity which b!in«le«l ua but a lighted ta p e r in th e window, the v/liicli op* n.< purse strings und gatii- short m onths since. , cV erjr voices of friends lifted in I Christm as this year may not be so rueting, and the benevolent spirit era the lonely an«l h« art-hur.gry opulent nn«l showy, but its giving will hovering over the world breathing around the w arm hearthston«.- of hi- m ore sincere, more genuine nnd ••uc- n o r'- through the years the im- frit ndsliip and brotherly love. n rire thoughtful than on those o th er m ortal words o f Tiny Tim, “ God bless It is ru lh er under the m urky clouds Christm as «lays when purses were • ua every one!” T h at is Christm as. H ill II l U NOME M H S ON H O N The t«-achers and children of the A very pleasant afternoon was T urn'-r schools are this week enjoy- spent at the G. A. McKay home S a t J ing the ■»«., lio!i<!ays. The teach urday when Mias l.iilinn Peterson en- ers w'ill go to different part* of the tertaineil her Sunday school class of j stat«- to spend the Yuletide with rela- the C hristian church. Mrs. Santa i tives and friends. ( lau* (M rs. G ayettc B u rn etii was P rofessor and Mrs. Cox will spend present and an d ted v. ith the ent«-r- -otrv time w ith Mr. Cox’ parent* near tu in n v n t of the youngst-r*. Gann s, J* ffeison, and will also visit Mrs. Cox’ song i and stories in k«-epirig w .th the fa th e r at O r gun City. Mr. Hicock Yuletide im ison were enjoyed. Mis* * is spending his vacution a t his home Peterson rem em bered each pupil with a gift. Ri tr\ ¿lime ni* . e r e served by J ,n l'o r .- 1, having «Irove th ere a fte r the host«-*, Mrs. M rK ty, assisted by the ha* tb il game F riday evening. Mrs. Teil W hitehead. P resent were Mi. and Mrs. Pearcy and son will G eneva H.irber, Al«-ta Mae Bones, v-sit Ml*. P earcy ’s b ro th er in Marsh- M arjory McKay, EaVern.t Whit- head, ft Id ; Mrs. Ivan Hadley and family W ilbur Itarubaugh, Rob<-rt Half! Id, % -.11 go to I.ongview, W ash., to visit Jam es Gillespie, Keith Bull, I.oui* ‘ .«-'a'iver and Mrs. C. W. Sloan will Piffley, Leslie I,inn. Darwin B.t<- 1 , i visit n few «lay :: at her home at King’s V ern McGowan. Alfred and Juck l Valley, and will also visit her daugh- C raw ford, W ilfred and Philip McKay, : tei in Eugene. Min* l.illian P t -rron, M argaret T uck er, Mrs. Gay tt H arnett, Mrs. Ted I . E. Pi-terson was in M arion, S un day, to *e. his fath er, who has a large W . Mrs. M Kay. 'a m i th f,rc. 1 M M OF SUICIDE" Tl Mrs. C. T. W hite led the devotion- als and mission m eeting T hursday a f t m oon when Mrs. Geo. Brow er and Mrs. J. L. Webb w ere jo in t host esses a t the W ebb home fo r the mis sionary m eeting. The topic was “T he Philippines,” relating to the work of Mr. W olfe, a m issionary, who ¡3 sta tioned there. M arjory McKay, F ern el G ilxtrap and L aV erna W hitehead sang Luiis- er*s “ C radle Song,” with M arg aret G ilstrap as accom paniest. Ail preaent took p a rt in the program and an ex change of g ifts was enjoyed. R - freshm ents were served by the host esses. P resen t were .Mesilames Tom W ebb, F. C. Deizell, W. H. H a r r i«, Hugh Webb, Susan G irardin, G eorg- F arris, E. J . G ilstrap, C. T. W hite, 0 . M. I a:uon, G ayctte B arn ett, G. A. McKay and the hostesses, Mr». Brower and Mrs. Webb. A certain friend of mine prospered , m ightly in his business and invest- ) NORTH S ANTI AM nieiiis. i used to see him o ften , and it «listressed me to observe th a t his in- i Ruth McNeal is recovering from an crease in w ealth ha«l apparently added nothing to his peace o f mind. He attack of tonsilitis. seemed to be alw ays w orried. His C harles Hinkle and G« orga Kevins health was not too good. W ith each and son, 0.:car Nevina .m otored to added million he «ieveloped a new Salem. S aturday. com plaint. The o th er day I saw him again for^ The school m eeting he! ! t N orth .’if l;rst tim e in nearly a year. His | Santiam , Decem ber 19, t.«!-j *.ed the eyes shone. He was full of pep and budget fo r 1930-31, and the board plans— a w onderful transform ation. will proceed with hiring an additional “ You know, I used to talk about 1 teach er fo r the rest of the school year. re tirin g ,” he sai«l, “and I had ju st F ra n k S tew art, from W illamina, about made up my mind to do it when spent the week-end here at the T yler the stock m ark et crash«-«!. Then I dis- home. covere«! th at I couhln’t atTord to re- j tire. The C h ri.t :i s program given by “ I’ve gor.«* back to work, and it’s the N orth Santiam school Monday . -«*■-- - - — the g re a te st tonic I ever had. I doubt night, was enjoyed by all. The pro Mr and Mr». I. II. Small of T u rn e r now if I ’ll ever re tire . When you g ram consisted o f patriotic and will have a» th eir C hristm as guest* come to think o f it,” he added, “ i«ile- C hristm as song, a r«*citation by Cora th eir tin« <• children and tin ir (amities, nc.-.- is ju at a form of suicide.” May T yler, and a play by the five Mr. and Ml Cecil Small and daugh T he phrase is striking, but the up p er grades, show ing th e arriv al of ter*, Ella May and Jacqueline, of thought which it expr- sses it not new. Sant» C laus am ong a group of im E u g e n e ; Ju d g and Mr*. It. C. Small Many men have ma«le the same dis m ig ran t chihlren an«l bound fo r the nnd dau g h ter, Susanne, of Salem, and / A \ X W . % k \ V . V \ \ 'A V . W A W A W / J Y W Y . W A V W V V W W V W covery, and usually at the price of U nited States. Mr. nod Mr*. E. I>. Robert» and chil \ unhappiness. dren, Dean, B arbura and Alice, of C harles I.am.b, when released at last ! T u rn er. ■- from his dru d g ery o f desk work at j % — rv* -*• METHODIST CHURCH the Intiia office, cried out th a t he :~)r. U F. F o u n d p r t e t i c * lim ite d to 1 wouhl not go back to his “ prison fo r , rti.to v .il of U e t h , c »• o r loc al, * nd ten thousand pounds.” O ur church began special m eetings d e n t a l X rey. N ew lo c a tio n 3 0 3 F ira t "I um free! F ree as a ir!” he w rote Sunday night w ith 50 p er cent mon- N a t i o n s ! B a n k Bldg , S ale m , O r e g o n . : estically to a frien d . “ I will live an out thr»n th e first night of m eetings o t h e r fifty years. Positively the best last year. thing a m an can do is nothing.” HIS is your tew n and my to w n : ami th at m eans not only CHRISTIAN CHURCH those who live within the corporation limits but those who Two years passed. Idleness lost its ■ If you were not one of the a tte n live in th«* surrounding rural districts, who make this town charm . Time, which had seemed to i tive listeners to Dr. L aughlin’s peac their trailing cen ter, who a tten d its churches and whose ; pass slowly when he was chained to , address last S unday, you missed it Yes, C hristm as is a happy time. |£ > »ns un«l daughters a re enrolled in its schools. This, then, a job, now hung around his neck like th a t’s a ll! He began by describing u % a m illstone. W ith his days free for a C hristm as eve he sp en t with others is OUR TOWN. Bumlay m orning saw a fine lurge , w ritin g he actually w rote less th an in in B ethlehem : th en took the message WY Im «’ helped build it up tog. th«-r! we have made it a b etter place Sunday school, 105 were present. the years when w ith all th eir dull to the shepherds, “ Peace on ea rth , in which to live and given it it c h a rac te r as a represen tativ e A m er — — —» —— 1 routine, he had been stim ulated by ! good will to m en,” as the basis fo r Oui m inister delivered a real ican com m unity; who have worked to g eth er nnd played to g eth er; we his talk. He showed how th e three ! daily con tact w ith the active world. C hristm as »« rmon at the worship have enjoyed prosp«*rity to g eth er and suffered adversity to g eth er; big problem s of th e «lay are political “ I assure you no work a t all is j nnd both have served to bind us more closely to each other. hour. - — - worse than overw ork; the mind preys im perialism , econom ic dom ination an-l racial prejudice, and closed by u rging T here is one institution in o u r own which can justly lay cluim to no S unday’s music was especially e n on itself— the most unwholesome of everyone to m em orize th e Kellogg small part in m aking our com m unity w hat it is. T hat is the Home joyable. T here was n full choir. food-.” So he w rote to the same peace pact. Paper. C hronicler of the news which keeps the people o f o u r com friem l. “ I have ceased to care for Leone Cook led mi InU resting C. K. m unity inform« d of the activities of th eir neighbors and therefo re alm ost anything. N ever did the w aters We called off services fo r Tuesday in«-« ting Sunday evening. g i\. •« them u bi-tti-r opportunity to know one a n o th e r; in terp re ter of of heaven pour down on a fo rlo rn er | n ight th a t we m ight all join o ur siste r ----- O--- - the spirit of our com m unity, of its i«lrnls nnd its needs to make it N.-xt Sunday the m orning them e head. W hat I can do, and overdo, is ^ church in h er celeb ratio n o f the birth a b etter com m unity; mi l leader in the m ovem ents which answ er those will he New Y ear’s. In the evening to walk. I am a sanguinary m urilerer ' of o u r King. C hristm as Eve we hehl needs and prom ote the w elfare o f our com m unity, your Home P aper of time. But the oracle is sil«-nt.” there will b<- a rousing C. E. m eeting o u r celebration but every n ight h ere is happy a t this tim e to extend to all of its friends in this friendly a fte r which all will attend the M. E. H enry T horeau, who saw many a f te r fo r the tw o w eeks du rin g the community a friendly g re etin g : M erry C hristm as! revival. The pastor is dism issing the | things clearly, looked forw ard to a holidays th ere will be evangelistic evening preaching service fo r the ! time when every m an’s life would be service in the little church around the And in this glad s«-ason when we all can know the joy of living, let M. E. revival. ! reasonably divided betw een hard work co rn er. Come! us add to o u r list ju st one m oie g ift— a g ift of loyalty to o u r com —-- O----— ‘‘Tho’ C hrist a thousand times and happy leisure. m unity. Ect us highly resolve to carry over into the new year the The C hristm as program Tues«lay In Bethlehem be born, spirit of Christm as. Let there be “ pence on ea rth , good will to m en” "W hy should th e hen set all d ay ?" evening was immcnaely enjoyed by If H e’s not born in thee not only on this day hut in the «lays to come as w «> work to g eth er he asked. "She can lay but one egg, the kiddie* ami the old folk. T here Thy soul is all fo rlo rn .” for the best interests of your town and my town — o u r town — our and besides, she will not have picked was a larg«- crowd present and all re com m unity. up m aterials fo r a new one. Those ceived n p a rt in the treat. S anta betw een them is a happy medium who w ork much do not work h ard .” Claus appeared anil caused lots of — T H E PUBLISHER Both idleness an«l unrelieved d ru d which is really living.— By Bruce B.tr- m i-rriment. The excellent progrnm gery are form s o f suici«le. Somewhere ton. was in charge o f Mrs. Delzel. A W W . V A ’ A W W A Y J V A ’A V J Y our Tow n nd M y T o w n * i T i : • — ~ O - - t