HEREGONSTATESaiAN;SAtEMrOREGO,
c'r T V VVEDNES D A YM0RNING; DECEMBER 30; 1925 r
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S BRIEFS
Notth -Howell
.Willamette Sanit9.rim;t Salera
.after ;id 'operaJtIon!is Improving
'nicely aod :m?flr be aMe-to cotne
I The pcogrinj and "bazaar 'whiqh
yM glvja,atrlje'Gjranse; hall ta?tl
JWd needs? ereping wars enjoyed
Jfery nrticli,' tlieK sale or "all the
Articles, petted V rsoodly, ium
Vh!kh VwUl'";go? toward buying a
felno."- iJ&&&i '"- -.':"
V Mfs S0rBau5hanj,and
Ihree cMJdrh31elTlBv iPaul.and
June - were-'Sunday is!toT' at
j. , Mr. tan4Mdojge: Vinton,
tccompanfed bW;JI.VBaugnman
tnotored. ,Jtt "irlleyre.,; to ,-see
ilti and MfsCoarlea. Corby.
The. community-Clirlstmas tree
ftt ;ihe . Bchool htae : Wednesday j Spjrit
wiernoon wnn.d .reiu sanitv v'"
was enjoyed' by tbegTxrwa ups as
well as the' school children. : ' I
Mr. .and 51 rs. .George "McIIwaia
left Monday." a .-visit over
- Christmas rrixh ' Mrs-' JlellwaJn'a
fcUtiTes at;Taeo,; Washir ; ?
'7 unique ana. lnteresung was the
program and Christmas' tree given
by rhe pupils trt 'the Brooks pubr.
HC ticbool -on; Wednesday- evenfn.
A large crowd was la a ttendance,
and a- splendid program, was giv
en" : and j enjoyed, ; after v VrMeh
treat of candy,', nnts,' and oranges
was feiveiV the children of the
school. -.'; v- V'-s 'ii'f
. : MmMcAllister is principal and
Mrw Ny hart .and Mrs, kobins are
assistant teaehers.'V"' 'v! ?
. The Brooks EvangeUeal chureh.
held tlreir Christmas program and
tree on Sunday evening ' la the
chnrch. Almost everyone in the
Sunday- Bcnool had some Tart to
Uke and :.with.:the help of ihe old
er ta$s at very' fine, entertainment ',,
was gI?en.-; Speeches, by tflmall-
er .ones. "were. Especially good and
the .music fay the school was . en
tered Into -with the true Christmas.
A pageant - arranged -by
Mrs. .Wright was given by .lhe old
er classes, showing- the Christmas
story of the shepherds and the
While 'attending . church . services
LFriday.iiigbt;.; ... , - .,y
," e learn .that :Mr. Miller-will
attend. the teachers-' convention at i
Portland ..this week as, a i dele-'
gate. 'S:: :v- '-tt-rU'
I Mrr- arid. Mrs.. Prppst pen,t tthe
week-end ;in-t Portland Visiting. V ;
r ! "Mr.""and . Mrs! ; Sleeks, droveta
Milwaukee Sunday to visit friends
; ; The Pringlo Sunday, school at
tendance Dec. -27 was' Bdrandr a.
short .program;, was rendered; by
the -school after services. Also,; a
treat .was idlstrlbjited. : V ; 'f
Miss Helen Cammach's class of
young "people have- taken the name"
ot the Eve, r Ready class;, and the J
members of the class have - pur
chased cute class rings, ' bearing
the Initials, E.' V'v ,; . ' ;
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TfielXlWdJeyOfOye'rseuipoi gave
it8T'ChrIstmast4ro8ram at . the
thnrph bn. the ievenlog of.Decem-i
bcrv 15.'.. '.Tnerpriraary ahd i'taJteH
i edlate rootatf alOiio f uralsjaed tb
fntcrtalnmenti' MAll we1! iTi
pared and 6poke'cfearly Dcserv
lnar snectkl mehttdn,'fwas'1tie Christ
inas ".play' Chl8tnla8GiStt9 by,
the Intermediate fopm; assisted by
some from' tlie Primary. Fairies
ferowpierf, Chrtmas XfolbrsShei)-1
herds,' - Wise Mep Jad; -the Chrisfe
tnas ,3plrtt, and t Bethlehem Star,
fill were theretahU-re&edered Iheir
parts -well,'. Ettowlng' .careful drill
ing; by' the .eachersy jMrs'Ers.klne
fin d M rs iJcohi nii . ? A eots fbrtaWy
crowded houfc'cHllstenci to.the pro
gram.... ',-'. -t--l --
Walter ';Fndrtch. nd' 1rido'0f
Astoria 'ycreCfistmas gyeti of
his.:paent3.t'C lA '.. '-.:' .
. Mr. andIrss' J.Bartruff;spent
Paufday 4iightiwithvtheirsott, Joe j
"Carlrnb'of;el8-y.'?:,r,Trv
i ; jfr . ah d lit L : lecf jtp!wland of
lloUywoodspent Christmas with.
their ,dauF,hterri"d soa.-in-iaw.
" Mr.'.aod -Mrsi C:Cnristman of
Woodburn returned hoj&Bnnday.
.Mr. V.'Kroof Of near Portland,
and aon. yiciBijfl lsrf?T5rrdn
tnd the Tr 1. vCVaser'a family over
Christmas 5 :-'X ; ..i::-.
- - Mrs. P nitson of illpllywood
is somewltVftttir -4 s; -'r-
. Mr. aittd.Itljan4sley -jrpent
tlurbtwai'V7Fftr;.fai
James Q. Lodginlin the Southeast
part'of burdlstrict.';.', .vv
.. Mr. ahd iMta't aderson and
iamliy of Portland; were week-end
quests of-the Tsdnand,.W.t5y'.
- Fjeber f amlUeS. ;. ? h; i
, Mrs; :lthiPerry;pf vSt:Hel-
n's spent'. the 'Weefc-end with het
aujit,' Mrsr JKartep'Tisheir.- .-;
Mrs. Lloyd -Rpese of- Hollywood
rntettalned her son: front Portland
wise men in their search for. the
new. born Savior. , Other musical
r-nmbers and -the distribution of
gifts completed the program. . : .
The friends, of i Mr. and. Mrs.
George Sturgis'XEisie Bechnef),
ure. howering them with tellclta-'
tlons 'over the arrival ctfA small
son of December 22. - ': - ;
; The Methodist Sunday school
tree on Tuesday evening. Speeches
by the smaller ones wipre especially
gpodi .also -ther muskal numbers
nd the distribution of gifts com
pleted tho program. . . ,
Rbsedale
as a week-end "guest."'
Broriks
' .. ..Cblldrca Varty,
A . pretty birthday ; party; was
tl ven by. Mr; and Mrs. John - Dua-
lavy of Brook's onTgatufffay, Da
cember 19, Xh honor f 4helr sob;
John Jr's- .llthbirthday; ,The
guests ' werc' ! entertained r with
many different Sanies.;? .Red ,and
green .was tBa CoLor-motif weed in
fhe' living -and dining 'rooms. .- A
ocllcious ; luPcbeba i Was t served
fcnd a Targe -'birthday icake, decor
ated', with red rose1 bud! candles
-was :the 4abl6 centerpiece- John
rcccired-r-- xnanyv;'ic t presents.
'.Those present .were r. Ea,rt - Jtamp
AKrntd Ashbaugh,' . Charles : Mc.
Knight,' Elliot. FuUeK John Leah
. tr. EVert-Bamp; filiis -Jaaes, Mil-
: ton ftoth,- Reeao Jones. G e org e.
t'oombes,. Ira Ashbaugh. i Leo
lamp, - Trod vMttiklns, . Chester
Roth. John Iuniavy4 Jr Miss. 1
Utti llackU, -Marie , , DunjaiX jnd
the hostess, 'Mrs,v John XraBlavy '
(On Christmas: day .a very at
tractive wedding .took -place, at the
home of Mr. and, Mrs. D. C. Bloom
"When their daughter, Mary-Bloom
became the bride of Mr.- Lowell
M. Gardner.: A large -number of
relatives and friends were pres
ent to witness the ceremony, which
Was performed by Rev. Chester.
lladey, pastor of the First Friends
church of Portland. Mrs. Gard
ner, "attended the. tlosedale school
and -later went to Salem high. Mr.
Gardher Is well known here, as
he made his home in this district
for, several , years. Mr. and . Mrs.
Gardner will make their home in
Yamhill where Mr. Gardner is
manager of the Copeland lumber
yards, . .. r.---..i: ?:.
. A large number attended the
Christmas program which was
given at the school December '23
j Mr., and Mrs. Cole and -"family
motored . to .Portland Christmas
day to visit relatives. .
i Mr. and Mrs." Frick entertained
relatlrea on" Christmas; also 'Mr.
and Mrs.' Dallis of Liberty and
Mr. and .Mrs. Benkey of .Florence,
Oregon. ";'
' , Mr and Mrsl.; AlbertBrowplee
and - small daughter of Seattle
have been visiting Mrs. Brownlee'a
parents; also Mr. and Mrs. Brown
lee f Fairview.-.
Miss Phoebe Kieser has been
visiting at the Cammack home.
tThp -school children are having
a vacation this week. i .j
:i buoaay , school. - officers were
chosen Sunday for -the coming
year, , They are: Gerald Pearson,
saperintendent ; T. D. Trick. as
Bfctant superintendent: Ernest
Pearson, secretary;. George-' Bing
heimcr. treasurer; Miss - Birchen
Cole, organist, and Mrs. McDonald
song leader. . .
; Miss Mary Scott has gone to
Portland.'
Pringle
Toe ' scnool entertainment at
Pringle Christmas eve was appre
ciated by a full house Our prin
cipal , Mr. MUler, writes up plays
t. -suit ,- the Occasion, and "Miss
Helen Commach is a real assist
aat so the entertainment was very
good. -
The school Children of the vi
cinity received a treat of candy
ahd nata at the conclusion of the
program. ".-; ,
. MrBalad ,'had . the .misfortune
to have .his cat stolen from Salem
1 ; u1..".??
' In .Tiicsday.4 Statesman in the adver-
tiacment or the .Cosmopolitan Stores
dftH'eSalebi
rneuate
STAPEEANB FANCY
GROCERIES
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r'.- Read : Oenning .Thursday
- And Continuing All Week ,
It Should Have Rcid;
Roberts
Salem were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs.; S.C.Davenport ' Christ-
mas." ' ; s' ?..;"V- - '-. :
i Mr. ' and ; Mrs.' Li Salchenberg
had tor Christmas quests Mr. and
MraBen Sutton of Portland, and
parents, Mr.; anilpMra. J. Ingram.
; Auburn
The following Christmas pro
gram uras presented-bx the1, paplls
of the school Thursday afternoon;
Sons by school. "Silent'. Night; :
recitation, Cecelia - Hansen;, song:
by upper grades, ,"Starst of ; De-?
cember"; reading, "Merry Christ
inas Tree,M Mary Beardsley; irei-
tation,4 "Expecting saaia- Janice
Hjggins; dialogue, "Santa's Dills"!
Christmas Pack,". John- Davis;
readipg, "Mrs. Santa,!". Ardetb
Caldwell song "Santa", Clau Js'J
Near, primary room; ; recitation i
by Yvonne Zimmerman ; dialogue, '
A New Fashioned . Christmas," .
upper grade pupils; recitation, by j
Dale Bolin; song by four eighth
grade "girls; "Santa's Six, Sons,".'
by primary pupils; "Happy-New,
Year." Blanche Bolin.' - . .
rMiss Ida Frank, principal ;of
the school is, spending her ;vaca-j
t ion. at her .home in Stayton.-, . : ,'
Mr. and ijrs. George Ileggins
and children Jamice and Raymond -
had . Christmas dinner ' with ' Mr.:
and Mrs. L. F. Clymer . and .JJd
Clymer. . - ... St ' .-i.
Mrs. Flora Halley of Salem vis
ited with, her sister. Mrs. Alleo
Cool id ge on Christmas. " "
Robert and George" Hurd" were
home for Christmas.
Mr, and Mrs. II. M. Bradburg
bad a family reunion on Christmas
Those present were. Misses Flor;
Bradbury, Frcdericka .Bradbury,
and Mr. and Mrs. ' P. Clevlnger,
Mr.- and Mrs. Otis Bradbury, Mr.
and Mrs- Byron Hurd, and Mr.
and Mrs. E. Tanner.
Lorena and Bernice Zielkie are
at home for the Christmas vaca
tion. ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pearson,
Ernest, Arthur and Pete Pearson,'
Delmar Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. H.
B(. -Carpenter and Paul. "Carpenter
spent Christmas evening "at Mr.
and Mrs. George Heggins. .
A.. Rhoten spent Christmas at:
Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Hansen.",
I Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bussler was
at Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Cook's at
Rickreal for Christmas."
Mr. and Mrs. A. H Kleen had
Christmas . with Mr. Kieen's par
ents, .Mr. and Mrs. D. Kleen. -
Mrs. Julia Hennlrigseri, Albin
and Howard Henningsen spent
Christmas in Portland with
and Mre. TSToble Henningsen.
Mr.' and Mrs. James . Fry, and
two sons. Arthur and Harry from
Idaho who are visiting with them,
spent Christmas with Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Beard in Salem.
i Mrand Mrs. J. W. Gritton, Mr.
apd Mrs. W. Gritton, Mr. and
rs. Albert Blankenship, and Mrs.
J. L. Oliver were at Mr. and. Mrs.
J. P. Blankenships for Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Matthews of
1 A nique program was given
lyThe Auburn school Christmas
eve, f The entire program forming
a; 'dialogue or pageant, as follows:
Recital, Marie . Elfstrom; recita
tion, 'James McKenney ; song : by
the little 'folks, entitled "Clap
pins Xli Together;" recitation by
the ."fairies.. Hope Do wd. Mary
Feskins, Kathleen Lindback, Na
dlne "Earls, SelmaPerlich.Velma
Armstrong,. Ethel Johnston, Clara
tiraham; ' and " Margaret Ayers;
spng by the "Brownies," Frank
Browtlee, David Elfstrom. Gustaf
3erlicb. Lawrence Baumgartner,
Vardie Graham, Ray Biiven, Roy
ftliyen, James , McKenney, John
Johnston,, and David Johnston;
eng by ! "the "Fairies" and
"Brownies"; recitation, " Twas
the 'Night. Before Christmas," by
Frank " Brownlee. The chorus
Sj'rls ' were, Helen Ratzat, Mar
garet. Grimm. Flora Worth. Helen
Ratzat,; Margaret Baumgartner.
Velma- Walling, Gladys Walling,
Marie; Elfstrom, and Minnie Elf
strom. Recitation, Miss Haynes.
The other characters impersonat
ed were, "jack Frost," Cornelius
Feskins; "Santa Claus," Raymond
Stryker; - "Santa Claus ; Junior,"
Warner Jackson. Ruth Baumgartner-
presided at the piano.
Candy was distributed .by Santa
Claus and his helpers. .
Keiser Sunday school was host
for .the " Sunday, schools of the
Hayesville district Sunday, Dec.
27th, A very helpful and inter
esting all day program was given
for both the Senior and Junior
Council. Each and every one be
ing present to take his part on
the program , as scheduled. Mid
dle Grove Sunday school will be
host for the next quarterly ses
sion, March 28.
VACCINATION ORDERED
BEND. Or., Dec. 29. All pu
pils of Bend schools must me vac
cinated before they will be ad
mitted to school January 4 fol
lowing the holiday vacation. This
was the order issued today by Dr.
J. H. Rosenberg of Prlneville,
who is a member of the state
board of health and who came
here to make an investigation of
a number of light cases of small
pox. '.
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