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. . X A " " - T T . SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 2, 1923 GGUNTYNEWSRffiFS f ? Falls City News Marriage of H. M. Schubert and ; Florence Maude Eetey I Ib the presence ot'the bride's parents, Mr. andlMrs.' W. H, Es ter, 'her' fliaters " Mra7 'JLrehla Montgomery and Miss Ethel Es i tey,i Iter. A. P. Layton united in ( marriage ; Florence Mande Estey ana Homer Myron Schubert. The ; ceremony-was performed at 5:60 o'clock In tbe afternoon, at the Evangelical parsonage in Dallas, , Orei.-:j - - .':r:.;u . Mr. and Mrs. fichubert left im mediately afterward - for a honey- i . . . . . . moon inp, wnien included Silver- ton; Portland. .and . some of ...the Oreepn beaches. ine onae;wa charming In a gown Of satin cked mna vlts a black picture bat and black aat . m simpers; . - Mr. Schubert has been manager of lbeTaHsCIty Canning 'com pany - for four ' years, and the bride has grown, up. InlPalls City attended school here, so both Bare, hosts . oluiriends-The best wishes of all In the community go with them to their own home. MrjSchnbert had purchased the florae recfintlypccupledr, by bis brother-in-law. A-r tfL ' Mantrnm. ery, :o- the bride and groom re- luraea-rrom-their-trip -to-their luraisnea home. . if rwrni-icacher Association Re- i anms Sleeting fhe first neetlnr of .tlia t eni-ieacner association for the current ' school year 5 w a ; ..1A Monday Evening; -flepV- 8 thrln lae.nign scnool. About 60 -were in attendance. i " ' ' Mr i. Raymond . rkwitT presidentwas ia the chair; Sec-1 jars. Jessiw -Moyer. and Treasurer Krs.carrie E.Jobes, coin; present Vw.;r- 1; Routine business was transact ed, i Including tees serving during the summer. The freporta showed tables built In the new ttark ' nn t t Lnckiamute. work with the civic priae committee -ot, the commer cial iclub. and' a general hel in all taattexa oT oommufllty latereet uunag ue summer. The Question" of bnf nnn lunches at cthe " grade achool, as was served last year,' was dis cussed, and the president asked for lyolunteers upon this commit- iif ins iraiowngi were ap pointed: Mrs. R. Paul, Mrs. Roy McDonald, Mrs. It. U Grlswold, jurs. j. G.Xoftus, Mrs. John Moy er, and the president., Mrs. Raymond- CriswelL The resumption of . the serring of hot lunches will probably occur about October 5th. The election of delegates to the State Parent-Teacher association meeting to be held fn Portland, October 27, 28, 29 and 30, was neif taken up. The president asKed for nominations and from the j eight n'omflaationa made the following were elected delegates: Mrsi Abigail W.' tSTatt, Mrs. H. Mather Smith,, Mrs. Roy McDon ald, Mrs. R. Paul. The alternates 1 are as follows: Mrs. Robert U Grlswold, Miss Dorothy Ostran dei4,: Mrs. Carrie: E,jobes and Mrs.' J. J, JCreitzer. The president stated Jt would be s necessary to hare a paid up membership of loo before Octo ber, 20th, and all ipercaptta dues sent In to the state institution in order to hare the delegates seat ed.H She then appointed Mrs. A. O. Adams and E. -B. ,Wattt bad the drive fer members, suggesting that they carry on as was done Mr. Fred J. Patton, chairman; men, and Mrs. 'Adams the women of the community; to become mem " beiH . - ; .:.;) - X.:Votrm ttMoinltte-awAjai; ported by the president with Mrs. Mabel ITatch and.Mri. It. w Orjavold; and a music committee of , Mrs. iCate ,G. Bbydv and i Ur. 1 The chairman of the hostess committee for , each : month, was appointed by the president, with the suggestion that -she select the resti ot the committee, j For Oc- totwr Mrs. Frank Mack; .Norem- f Mr- i". E.: SUrri DecemberJ jr Guthridge; January, ' feowies; February Mrs. j icwonaja: March, Mrs. M. D Hanimell ; AprU, Mrs. George J, i-orius; May, Mrs. J. E, ShulU. The treasurer ported" on nana .with a few ubpaid bills to be presented. . Itt.wa decdd to use the lum-1 . oer k rrom building tables In the park for extra equipment that tu4 do needed In the lanch roomjinnier.gra4o -schbol"when thet hot soup lunches are served. V'",A'lhof ' V0 as given as ionows: music, violins and pia no," Natalia, Munyon and Sol Edl- gen t and Miss Freda Munyon. Quartet, Paul Starr.' Dr. Ri K. V :rr AiDrt Morgan and Her bert? Dunlop. with Mm oi.aif at the piano; musical reading. Vi- o1 ? T on. ir ., . ' . , wew, pianist; lolla and piaao, Sol Ediger and The nres!dfnt a,v.j ftV f wrr, a member' of the .school board, In the absence of the ca-jrinan, to introduca the teach ers present. He'M n iw- well chosen words. The foUow- f , w xugn anj. grade Ta Moyer. Mrs .--TTata n t3 Dorothy Cooke, Mrs. " Frances Speefstra .Miss Dorothy Ostran 5eri: JUrs, jiabet Hatch. Miss u"wullT wsere presents iFred J. Patton, s,fca-'B. qrahain. Airs. i tunics Jjtn ' JODes "ana iMtss Cleveland were absent on account ot illness, v After the introduction. Iff Patton, on behalf of the teachers spoke briefly. He said among other things that he was pleased to' find a live -organization of the Parent-Teacher association, ex tended a jrery; cordial inrltation to the parents Co visit the schools. saying the teachers wanted them to. come any time. . unannounced. ana to make freauent Ylsita.-lust drop into the class rooms, and make themselves at "home. U .An informal reception was ten aered ;aenlty members , present, aiter -wnien ,andwicbes, eookies and coffee were served in th domstlc.scIenc6f jvjoxojL jntte , com mittee m charge was the nresi- dent, ! Mrs. Oris well, Mrs. Watt, Mrs. Grant.- ., - Thi . meeting was verv sncceaa- f ul,' eVeryone present enioved the ccasion Very much. - It ia hnnpii that the full 100 members will be present at the next meeting and as. many more will be welcome.; JJate or October meetlne- is Monday "the 26th. . Liberty Mr. and Mrs. J. TT. T)nqiii unit children, Patricia and -Robert. made a trip to Toledo last week. ' , Eldow Grezfnxer is now takine ninth grade rwork In The JJrezInger family Jive in.the prospect district, having Recent ly moved there frqmKaiser. i Miss Mary Berndt left finnriav forihSalemrHospital jsrhexe :she will v take a nurse's traininr tMfM.V ;r: i J-. i Sererat ; ImnroTements ta b- lng tnado around the school house and ixlayjrroniida These, axe .greatly Appreciated. AS nearly all the tmnila mmgg. ed a desire to attend the fair at least oue day. school cIosaH needay so all could go the same day and not break into'the school work. - ... .... ,. Mr. and Mrs. EA Vpnni f sets, have returned home after an extended stay here. jMx.,Tim Sculley, who has been Working at Longview, Wash., has renrnea to the home of his brother here. ! Miss Betty Smith ha Eastern Oregon, where she -will Tisit for a couple of months.1 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Raiitn nave TPtnrneA f ,Am T-.in a . w ii . x ui Liaiiu. woere tney attended the funeral oi me lamer ot Mr. Ballinger. i " Xowell Stiff ler Jumped froin a tree on to an oil can snout, nm. nlng it into his foot, making a painini wound. - Mr. O. G. Coffev an A t w t Coffey have stands at the fair." I J1- and Mrs. O. G. Grltton now live In . Salem, harinc property there. They still own Mr. Nicholas ' Tier is nviU. some Improvements on his bouse, i Mr." and Mrs. CenrrA. sivtov an4 daughter, Annie - Schmidt. and Laura Peterson of Mart. were guests-Sundav at (ho ht,- Kl Schmidt home. ! Mr. and Mrs. Ed 3nr to Newport last Saturday. . ' Mr. and Mrs. P. Heppner have moved from the Hubert ,.., Salem, and Mr. - - Ji voou of Salem have returned to theH tinoert farm. . Visitors At -ihn XV TT T- i . - . xfuioiao hoAe , Sunday were Mr. ? and , Mrs. BUHe Dorman and daughter of Fallk - City, Mrs. R JL. Dorman and f daughter Opal, of. Jefferson, Miss Gladys Weaver an a xf- tv Winship of Salem. - rt)Mri.; HT Lemon from Kansas City, Is visiting at the F. H. Mil ler residence. - ;;r- v - .James Bdmer ban : e-- tie, Wash., to attend school.. were tmita j .. . rtr--- au Airs. V.: bimnvans at Gerrais lt-c nil ff q v "'f rreQ drowning has as berl jrnesc nut h. . . r MtJVm-4tgJlhmtoJ. u uer niece m m neiaoto n i.-. - t . . . , r- vuig UiaiCS ot naxer. . .. - - . Mr' fiJFH) "Mm ff-i. Sunday with friends at Aurora. f. ueorge Esplln and family have, moved, tntn v. longingjo,MrRalInh Gibson, f ' Mrs- Philip .Miller and Mr. Dewey, Miller of : ; Aurora were visitor at the-Hoffman and Doud h-omes recently. " Hayesville Ti Tbe Hayesviile district Corjucil flf . Religious Education reportii an excellent program rendered t last was worthy of note that: all Lot "B faers were present and the de egates and visitors in' at tendance - found, the; addre sses and demonstraUons very hel aful and also uplifting spiritually. ;H It is to be regretted that Sev eral of the superintendents find teachers of th rftot U,. schools were not n,.t their appreciation To the spe-iters ana leaders and tA -Mi . spiratlonal thoughts and 4d ias js r" ""r iue various add resse? and das demontrfltinria n out the entira a LIa6 taining school and hnnh congratulated on th f9frt0l--- ,.,11.-,. - . . ' 'uess L;r7-5, SfV ReT-MJai Leila er, w c. u vTn rrrj"?ni4 ----- -"V.Mr:Ml uw vaa oeve, who." tfafoted .Mv:ujn-j jn aecc.ratiDns of .T a Aad-arounds anct in so the lunch. - .. - - The next nwHn f .i cil win he held at Kelser school lrouse, December 27. We hope fox a f u l attendance, and hearty cooperation of 'the various Bible schools. A helpful j and, season able program is -already being prepared. , Jefferson "; Iris Powell, who is employed at the Graybele in Salem, spent Friday at her home in Jefferson. i Fred Thomas of Jefferswn was recently married to, Veva Purdy of Albany, Jt. F. D. 6. , K Mr., and itrs. D. H. Knight. re turned . Friday .from a few days' outing at Newport.' f Helen Kihs, who teaches near Scio, spent the week end at her home here. Edward Holmes from Beaverton ' spent ' the week end with his family here. '" i $ Gladys and - Sophie Bruce ot Monroe yisited. their jarents to Jefferson Sunday. . : . ; v . J Tl Mrs. William Miller and chil dren -from helburn, visited at tba jiome of, Mr. and Jlrs. Mur lock Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Klampo and children visited friends .and rela tives -at Lake;Labish Center, gun- aay. ;. Mrs. S. lounger of Sacra mento, Calif., is visiting Profes sor and Mrs. Gallegly. ' ; Mrs. G. -C - Mason a'ttended ' a luncheon at the,, home of Miss iSora Mason'ln Albanv 1af 'trd: :aiesday,' given - in honor of Mrs. anme Lee, who expects to leave uvu,ior,neaianag, calif. f ;' f; r t , jenerson people who torik in the show"?"ThA Tjt :wrM vn Albany, Monda, were ,'Mrs. W. J "". wugaier Miiarea, ana son Waltrf , . - - Charlie Hart tnnv ' iv- j .watermelons , and muskmelo ns to Aioany Monday. ?v W. E.VTadsworth ffd 'tlaugh- h..? ' " Harrisbnrg w i h 1 1 can n.i . nnrf wjt ; 1 --.". i, Saturday evening. They wlere re turning., from, the Odd - Flellows' convention in Portland. ' . I Delmer Bucker js driving a new Hudson coach. -1 11 i Mr. and Mrs. CM. Smith5- and lamily, were visitors at th. ; of. Mrs. F. . E. ; Libby at WaHon, i Mrs. George -tSentry - and ' CbiO ;oren shopped in-Albany-Saturday' Professor GaUeelv. love and Miss .Cleone Kurtz Vere 1 in saiem Saturday.v, jlL ' Mr. and Mrs. -"Earl White and son Eugene, Mr, and Mis. 1 Elmer Knight were at Mapfetofci Sunday. It Miss Marie Kihs 'left Sunday ?or Monmouth where, abfe wllljSt tend he-Oregorr-state If ormalr Mrs -J. A. Randolph, and" son returned , Saturday j frt,m a few weeks visit in Weiser, (Idaho and Walla Walla, Wash.1 Mrs. C. M; Smith ;anH daughter ;Jean. Mrs. R. C T nomas and Mrs. G. X. - Mason spejnt Monday afternoon in Albany, f . Mrs. Green and Roue left Sun- -UcLt andM.MaIng?to keep tbem dTi.Clfe trand Heaitli v . -WriyifarFrr "Eye CauT 0 i . et "EyBautyMJBook 0 UadMD-fLStCCAaSuCluca NOW-TLAY1NG ATHE4IE1LIG - Lillian XJdsh Jn ."RorlloIa,, day for Newport, where jthey will spend several weeks. Mrs. J. J. Meeker and son .of Marion, were in-Jefferson Mon day afternoon, j " ' j ? Mrs. S. A. Pease was j taken 'to Albany Sunday afternoon by: Dr. J. O. Van' Winkle wher she un derwent a major t operation at the Albany General hospital Last re ports are that she is doing nicely. , Clarence Miller and Leona Johnston were recently;) married. They are spending their honey moon at Kitson Hot Springs.; - Misses Martha and j Virginia Mason who are teaching at MM City and Riley Gilbert of Corral lis, spent the, week end at the G. C. Macron home. Clarenced Thurston, Ed war Wall and Charley Welch were Lebanon visitors Sunday. ; J Mr. and Mrs. A. Wilson and children of Marion spent Sunday with Mrs. Dora Childs. J Mr. D. Hart from Salem, spent Sunday in Jefferson. Ij ; i 170 NORTH COMMERCIAL S.TREET Our regular Pricfes of Bread, 14 lb.aoaf, 13c, 2 for 25c; l lb. loaf 3ey3 for..::25c Coocies, 2 dozefor . JL 25c Butter Horns; 6jfor .. ....i .itl25c Apple Turnover 6 for...... L. ..25c Cakes all varieties i.L...J 15c up to 50c Doughnuts, Cinnamon Rolls, Tea Sticks and Buns; Wper '&ozenL& ZL. .....UJZ0c Pies .i.Lj.1 ldciind.25c Milk, Bread,-if rench and Hye Bread, 3 .loaves....25c WeiSerye Coffee and Lunches Try Our Crause's Candy Attention Fpr 4lire Auto Drivers I A 7 passenger Paige sedan like. new, , in A 1 condition 7 ' f Don't miss this opportunity; Call and see or . i phone us We will demonstrate r iBiirdett-Albee iMotor if-- 'il7 $tate street; Sal em Company Rev. G. E. Erskine, Marlin and Eilert Holm. Valmer Klampe and Leslie Childa motored to Kings Valley Sunday where Rev. Er skine preached a funeral. ' 4 Melvin Clodfelter ot Jefferson and Dale Chance of Aibany who are picking apples at Hood River spent Sunday at their homes. The members of the Interme diate league of the Evangelical church beld a candy sale on :the main street of Jefferson Saturday. Mra. Archie Job of Seattle, Wn., Mr. Guy Job and Miss Mason of Alaska, visited at the home of J. B. Doony, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.- C. P. Johnson and son Lyle Dean, of Lafayette, Ore., visited Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McKee Wednesday. " Attorney General I. H. Van Winkle and daughter Rosalin of Salem, were recent visitors at the home of Dr. and MrsJ J. O. Van Winkle. The. student body of the Jeffer son high school elected the fol lowing officers Rrlday, September for ' . ? H - A -Phonel415 2 5 : President, Clarence . Thnr- tpn: vice president. Marian Bar ber: secretary; ' Grace rKlamper treasurer, Ruby Looney; athletic manager, . Leslie LIbby;-Mono- cram men, Darrell Farlow " and Charley Welch. ' . : ." " r . D., P. Mason and daughter and Mrs. Nannie Lee of Albany, spent Sunday; at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G., C. Mason. Jesse Davis and family of Leb anon, have moved on the S. H. Coin dairy ranch. ; ' Mrs.' W. E. Oopner and Miss Riggs of Sutherlln, Oregon, were Friday visitors at the home of ur. ana Mrs. j. o. van winkle. , S." R. Tandy, went to Salem Monday. Mrs. Hattle Sims returned home Saturday from a week's visit In Portland. ' Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nutting and Beth Arlene, f Mrs." Ida Bassett and Leon Bassett visited at j the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. L.Cobb Sunday. - ; " Rev." S. J. Kester of Molalla, Oregon, is visiting : his mother Mrs. M. J. Curl. He is on his way, to .the Methodist conference. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Smith and children, Mrs.' Paul McKee and Jean, Mr, and Mrs.-J. H. Bower, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rolland and children, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Powell-and Donna June Powell attended the fair in Salem Mon day. -Bert Walling from Portland, is visiting Mr. and Mrs Ralph Walling. Louis Drager went to Salem Tuesday to have : dental; work done. . 'j r ' pwt.fl -fl f ORE GO N S T APE F A IR ELLA SCHULTZ WILSON; Secretary ! ! - JIHasonj-c T . $ rt WM,, .. -- Mfh .,.-Seiiool started 4a" -the Devaney distCiCJLMonday .tUe ;28th. Mrs. Margaret"KeUy Is the teacher. Mr. and ,'Mrs. M. S. Stevenson and daughter Delia returned Mon day from Oolfax, Washington. Vi Rex Cobb and Owen Bilyeu went to Eugene Sunday to see Wilma Welch who is working at the Christian hospital. ' . Mrs. W. B. Ramsay, Mrs. Thel ma Duffy and daughter of Keiso, Wash., Mrs. ! M. Apeston . and daughter of Seattle, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Miller Curl. ?..-:"v;-V;-;-; Gilbert S wagff made a record breaking trin to Corvallis Friday "on bis bicyeie going in one hour and 40 minutes. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Bosch and children from iNehalem are vis iting Mrs. Bosch's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Morita. ".' Mr. and Mrs. .Louis Ashliman and laughter Hellen and Mr. E. Marchand of Salem, visitel ; Mrs. -E. J. Whedbee on their way home from the baseball game between Salem - and Albany at Albany. Jefferson people who' spent Saturday in Salem were Mrs. J. G. Fontaine and daughter Marjorie. Mrs. R. L. Dorman and Opal, Mrsf KranRie Cornell, Marron Sims, Eleanor Libby and Garnett Whedbee. , ! ' Mrs. John Tlenderson visited relatives near Albany during the week. Ben Welch was Injured while driving a caterpillar Monday- near Lebanon where; he is working on the highway. ; He was, brought to his home here. WILL BE ADMITTED ALL DAY TODAY All children under ,12 years of age will be admitted to the Fair Grounds free if accompanied by their parents. Prattim ;, Miss Anna Bischoff returned today from Eastern Oregon where she had been visiting at the home of her vbrother.- - Professor Mathews .of , W." U will . preach LeTe next Sunday morning, y 7 ? V . . Dorothy Eowen . and He en, May Thompson " feel proud as a pea cock beca use they both rece hred a prize on their sheep1 at the state fair.- ; ,.7 ' . Airs. W. P. Emery and her two daughters Gladys and Evelyn are camping at . their cosy cottage during fair week. -. v Jay . and -Harris Thompson are both exhibitors at the state fair this year. f Alhprf T&iphtv fa. aaataffnv t the MaTion county booth at the fair grounds. , ; Albert Schroeder Is demonstrat ing a chain hoist at the state fair. Roth: brothers finished hulling clover seed for this season' last Monday. . . . ill " U 4 44 1
