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GOUKTY'S S. S.
MEETING SOON
Convention Will Be Held
March 8 and 9 at Si! -verton,
Announced
PRATT M. F-V ( . !nl )
Notice or !': . in at cc m Sun
day school coriv-'j!' 'f.!!. v.-; .icY' xrl'A
be held at Sllverton Christian
church Marcb S a id 9 Lave been
mailed out by Fred deVries, pres
ident of tic county organization,
to almost 100 Sunday schools.
An excellent progiam is being
prepared, copies of wUich will be
mailed out later. The program
will be similar to those of former
years, with three institute per
iods. The theme of the first, which
will be on Friday afternoon, is
"Building a Lesson." On Satur
day morning the theme Is "Build
ing a Class," and Saturday after
noon "Building a Life."
Dr. J. J. Staub of Sunnysh'
Congregational church w i 1
preach the convention sermon S::
urday morning. Other prominent !
speakers from various part of
the state will appear.
Plans for the state Christian
Endeavor convention to be hold
in Salem April 18-21 are rapidly
being formed, according to Dr.
David B. Hill, local publicity
chairman for the convention.
"We are expecting oer 1000
delegates, " Dr. Hill reported Fri
day, "so this will be the first big
convention for Salem this year. In
Brtditlnn tn tho vonnr neonle and !
mu .i,..-in ur.
gates, a large number of parents
probably will drive here for the
meetings on Sunday."
Dr. Hill reported that the
chamber of commerce is lenaing
. ;in pllor'i l.lfl aid Kv atininfr Till
STATE CDNVENTION
OF C. E. HEBE SOON
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li. ity matter to officers of local !U!'eK son;. B,1Iv mpan
F,i;ar wM.MB thrmiirlintit led bv M'pes Mane Mieninger.
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the state. "We are stressing the
fact that Salem Is a city of homes,
schools and churches," he report-
Among the prominent speakers !
who have been engaged for the I
convention E. P. Gates of Boston. I
.ii f.iH .r t .h
iBti imn-.nr ...rioiir frilzed CamP Uetamachick
Christian Endeavor society. Mr
Gates was prominent in work of
the society in the middle western
states for several years. 8ereral
state officers of the organization
will also appear on the program.
SILVERTON. Feb. 2. (Spe
cial) Saturday. February 9. is
the date set by the Sirrerton Wo
man's club as "Sllverton Food
Products day." Twenty-seven
prizes will be offered in the bak
ing contest, the rules being that
only Sllverton oatmeal, graham,
bread or pastry flour. Sllverton
fruits, nuts, eggs, milk, batter
and lard must be nsed in the
preparation of all entries.
To receive the grand prize of
ten dollars, offered by the busi
ness men of the city, one must
make entry In each division and
shall have received the most
prizes.
An interesting all day program
has been arranged, which will he
held in the Eugene Field audito
rium. The program is as follows:
10:00 a. m. Dixie Biscutts.
Miss Dorothy Hadley. home eco
nomics teacher.
10:30 a. m. Walnuts and Fil
berts, J. J. Doerfler.
11:00 a. m. Preparing Oven
Dinner, Miss Hadley.
11:30 a. m. Electricity in the
Home. P. E. P. Co.
1:00 p. m. A Gooseberry Pie,
Miss Hadley.
1:20 p. m The Cow as a
Source of Food. Theodore Hobart.
2:10 p. m. Fruit and Berries
in the Home Garden. Oscal Loe.
2:40 p. m. Serving, home ec
onomics girls.
3:10 p. m. Flowers and
Shrubs as a Food. Rholin Cooley.
3:45 p. ra. Vegetables. Mrs.
Percy Brown.
4:00 p. m. -Miscellaneous. .Miss
Hadley.
All prizes offered at the exhibit
are now on display in the window
of Starr Hardware.
May
or Puts Ban
On Pulling Sled
By Automobile
eial) Because of the many per
sons who have' been injured on
eleds attached to autos during the
past week. Mayor W. H. Broyles
Issued a regulation Thursday pro
hibiting this form of recreation.
Miss Rita Kistner suffered a
brokenshoulder when thrown off
a sled, and several others have
been Injured, necessitating such
action.
Choir Planning
Easter Cantata
SILVERTON, Feb. 2. (Spe
cial) The Trinity Lutheran choir
met on Wednesday night, to for
mulate plans for an elaborate
Easter cantata. Rehearsals have
already begun, and solo parts will
b given out soon.
CONTEST ON HOME
PRODUCTS PLANNED
Hoover, Jr., Gets Job
1 r'f .$ste?$
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Herbert Hoover, Jr., son of the
president-elect and who will soon
join the Western Air Express at
Los Angeles as a radio and com
munication expert.'
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Hl'MBARD. Feb. 2. ( Special I
--('amp Adahi Tamp Fire Girls
oT Hubbard held a council fire
Thursday vening at tin- home of
Mr. and Mrs. Oorge Knight. Miss
Brrryl Rlosser. guardian, presid
ed at the ceremony.
NVw . members welcomed Into
t he camp were Marion Carlson.
Geraldlne (Vrlson (; ntl Mildred
Ott.
Members receiving the rank of
Wood Gatherer were Mary Peni-
ble- Marjory Wolfer. Leah Ktom
"if!. Alice Menzies and Leona
Hopkins.
The Fire .Makers rank was con
ferred upon Misses .Jacqueline
Dick. Agatha Voget, Anita Bevens
and Gungadene Ridgood.
Mr. and Mr. . Walter Dillon and
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! Alyne Trary. and Maxine Miller,
motored from Molalla to be pres
ent at the meeting. Mrs. Dillcn,
who organized Camp Adah, four
ear a and who was their
f Ua'rd,,a" duri.ng ,ha.t ?,me' is now
in Molalla where she has organ-
Camp
Fire Girls.
Mr. Dillon is princi
grade school in Mo-
pal of the
lalla.
Members present were Misses
Jacqueline Dick. Gungadene Rid
good. Anita Bevens. Helen
Knight. Frances Leffler. Wilma
Dick. Leafy Reed. Marjory Wolf
er, Leah Kromling. Mary Pemble.
Louise Voget. Bessie Rector, Mil
dred Ott. Agatha Voget. Gerald-
'ine Carlson. Marion Carlson. Al
ice Menzies, Leona Hopkins. Anna
Knight. Irene Voget. Guardian
Berryl Blosser, Assistant Guard
ian Mrs. Ella WatL-on.
Refreshments were served, af
ter which games were enjoyed.
Quick Thinking
Aids Woman to
Avoid Bad Burn
SILVERTON. Feb. 2. fSpe-
iclall Mrs W n slu-nh.rit nf
Steelhammer drive, escaped seri
ous burns on Friday, when her
apron caught fire from the open
stove. She had just lighted the
fire, and had spilled kerosene on
her apron. The flames from the
stove ignited the oil.
Only Mrs. Shepherd's presence
of mind, in rolling the apron and
smothering the flames, saved her
from what might have been a fa
tal accident. Mrs. Shepherd, who
Is nearly 70, was alone at the
time of the accident.
FORMER RESIDENT OF
HUBBARD IS VISITOR
HTBBARD. Feb 2 (Special)
Mrs. P. A. Pook. a former res
ident of Hubbard, but now living
in Coiuille. stoppe dto visit with
friends In Hubbard Thursday. Mrs.
Pook was on her way to Portland
to visit her mother, Mr6. Alice Mc
Kenzle. who is ill. As Boon as her
mother in able. Mrs. Pook expects
to take her to Grants Pass.
Gets Swift Trial
Although but a brief time ha
elapsed since David J. Pugh, of
Ogden, Utah, confessed to taking
1104,000 .from the state treasur
er' office, he now is a waiter in
the state penitentiary. Pugh, who
wa chief deputy state treasurer,
claims to have bet the money on
fcorae races.
AuAHI Mr
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T-i ksy reef n'iy c ircu).' !cd a pJti-".-
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v.-'s corner o:
r-?tl.
1:1 underwent
'it the Salem
inrtsv. She
i(-r?en rond. to I
B. P.
a Mf.jor op'-riU'c
general ho-r't;il
re'overinsr sr.f if.-etorily.
M.;s HnUla St.; Hrjr i' visit 'ir
her E'filer. M's. Mf I! ; . t Sfayton.
Mr. arid Mr,, i; ;.;id Mi.
and Mrs. Floyd I eincinn wen'
guests Sunday at the Rlph Van
Clefve hom.
E. Kirkpatrick of Fresno. Pal.,
is visiting hi:: brother -In-law rrd
sister. Mr. and Mr,. C. W. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. -Edward Mulligan.
Sr.. are visiting Mr. Duncan's sis
ter at Lcn Angeles. They fxpect to
visit the Rev. F.; n'! Fisher at
Puente and go to M r.'co bcfor
returning.
"How We Got Our Bthio" :s tV.o
subject cf the sp"i :al rv:-r .- t
the Huye! Green ! mh Sundi.y
at 11 oYlo-1:.
Mrs. Louise Wa:npler cr.vo a
birthdnv party for her rr'('. II
liet Dunigan. The rvtnti grade
pupils of the Ha7e! Green schoo'
were cue -'s.
Richard Gordon Bnndride"
three months o'd von of Mr. ;ui'"
Mrs. l)?wtv Rund-lse. died Mon
day. The Brrr.d'di-e f:Mnily moved'
here froiio Brooks in October.
Mm. Ashbaugh and children ''
Brooks attended church service
here Sunday. Their musical cini
tributiens were arpreciate-1.
The fanners of this vicinity wel
comed tho recent snowfall as v
protection to the'r grain. Much
damage was done by the previous
cold spell.
The Sunday school held a "sine"
at the parsonage Thursday nit;ht.
A library association harc been
formed here with the following of
ficers: president, Io'a Luckey; sec
retary. Mrs. G. G. Looney: treas
urer. La Roy VanCleave. The books
will be kept at the church and
will be free to general use witli
the usual labriary rules prevailing.
Nora Rutherford and Helen
Davis were elected librarians of
the school for February.
The girls of the junior Sunday
school class, lowers in the recent
contest, paid their debt by giving
the boys a party Friday night at
the W. G. Davis home.
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IT HEALTH CLIIIIG
JEFFERSON. Feb. 2. (Spe
cial) The health clinic was held
Thursday at the home of Prof.
Bennett. Thirteen children were
examined by Dr. Russell, assisted
by Miss McAlpine. The dental
clinic was held at the schoolhouse
on Tuesday, with Dr. Drunk and
Miss McAlpine in charge.
Mrs. L. M. Bennett received
word from Nehalem that her
mother is seriousl- ill, and left
Tuesday for that 'Cj
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones of
Stayton. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Holt
of Carlton. Mrs. Eva Jewell of
Mill City, and Mr. and Mrs. M. S.
Allen of Albany were among out
of town people who attended the
funeral of William H. Holt Wed
nesday. W. C. Loney went to Portland
the first of the week to put In" a
bid before the highway commis
sion for construction work on the
roads, but he was under-bid on
a figure that he thought was as
low as anyone could make wages
on.
Harry Jones attended a con
cert given by the Williams Jubi
lee singers at Salem on Monday
night.
The postoffice is undergoing
come interior improvements, in
that it ahs been newly papere-j
this week.
Sleighing Party
Is Pratum Event
Greatly Enjoyed
PRATCM. Feb. 2.-- ( Special )
A, dozen folk of this vicinity
haa an enjoyable sleighing party
in the George Ramsden canyon
southeast of Pratum Thursday
night, followed by a midnight lun
cheon at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. William Jones.
A missionary program and bus
iness meeting of the Young Peo
ple's Missionary society was held
Friday night at the home of the
president, Mrs. Miriam de Vries.
Pratum folk are looking for
ward with keen anticipation to
the presentation of the play "The
Old Fashioned Mother" which
will be given first at Willard
February 15. Mrs. W. E. Branch
is directing the cast of 12.
25 Year Jewels
Are Presented
Lodge Veterans
HUBBA.RD. Feb. 2. "Special)
At a regular meeting of the
Arion temple. Knights of Pythias
lodge, Walter Gleasou, grand
keeper of records and seals, of
Portland presented jewels to Har
dy Dimick. Dave Hovenden. Hen
ry Scholl and Arnold Christian,
members of the Hubbard lodge.
The jewel represents a r-.embcr-;
ship of 25 years in the lodse. Otb- i
er visitors were expected but ow- J
ing to the weather conditions thf (
could not be present. i
XAM NED
Cannery Script
Acceptance as
Cash Proposed
SILVERTON". Feb. 2. -iSpe-cif.lt
The Ixrd of d octors of
th" Silv; ton Food Prod u is com-p.i-.y
:s work:ng on a plan with
ti'e Silvrfon brpivee men,
whf-rt-hv -to.-kliolfier. n the
ron j -inv n: y oifer annery script
:o Si'v: -on business houses as
cash.
T'ic p'an nf the compary is to
jc,1IO C7tpt t0 :ts stockholders.
yi'f may pvoscnt it as cah to Si!
H.:n, bu'ne's nun. Tn turn,
tl.e-bu-ine men ituir-t bold tho
r';jt for a term of thirty days, at
the end of wi ich time, the com
pany xv m ta' e it up in lieu of
trpde accept, v.i e s. at a possible
si , , ; cf in jnlei e.-.f
This plan will in no way in.
terfere with the cash picking
fnonry which is forwarded to
.-stockholders.
E. O. Nelson has been chosen
by the board, to be plant superintendent.
Youth Planning
To Enter Navy
SILVERTON, Feb. 2. (Spe
cial Philip Richardson, who
has spnt the past few davs at
the hom of his parents.' left
III att
I During This Famou sBargain
2 f-l IS
All Women's Pumps and Oxfords to Clear out at 2 Pairs for exactly
the Price of 1 Pair. A genuine Bargain giving event. Bigger and
vm
Thursday morning for Portland
where he wlil taken an entrance
examination for the navy. If he
passes, he will then go to San
Diego. His mother. Mrs. S. E.
Richardson, is with him now in
Portland, and will be with him
until he leaves for the south.
Debates To Be
Held Wednesday
SILVERTON, Feb. 2. ( Spe
cial ) The high school debates
which were scheduled for Thurs
day night and were postponed on
j account of weather conditions,
(will be held Wedneday night.
, February fi. Silverton nerative
meets Dallas affirmative In Dal
las, while Lebanon negative comes
to Silverton. This Is Silverton's
secpod debate in the ate pro
gram arranged for high school
teams.
GLEHDALE WOMAN IS
VISITOR AT HUBBARD
HUBBARD. Feb. 2 (Special)
Mrs. C. D. Troudt of Glendale
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Anna
Ott and 'her two brothers. Jake
and Isaac Ott of Hubbard. Mrs.
Troudt made the trip to Hubbard
to consult Dr. Edward Schoor but
found the physician too ill to re
ceive patients. Dr. Schoor has been
confined to his home for over a
month.
Early Shoppers Were Amaz
ed at the Beautiful Styles
and Wonderful Bargains
For early week shoppers . A continuance
of the 2 for 1 Sale, the Bargain Event of
the Season.
Dress Pumps
Street Pumps
Street Oxfords
Street Pumps
Evening Slippers
Silver
Suedes
Velvets
Satins
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SDTPfESlUfln
Eases Childbirth
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Dr. Oliver Kamm, chemical re
search director of Detroit, is the
winner of a $1,000 prize from the
American Association for the
Advancement of Science for his
work in an investigation of duct
less gl&nds. His isolation of har
mones may reduce suffering in
cident to childbirth.
Better than ever.
Every Line on
SALE
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mm CLUB HOLDS
FIRST 11(1 MEET:
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SILVERTON. Feb. 2 ' Spe-cia4-
Th Si!v r. n (?ai den club
recently held its fir't aiiiiual
meeting in the city hall.
Bv request of the Sa'e Feder
ated Garden f'ub-. th eVction of
officers wl!l b- pestpcaed v.nti1
May. at which ''.:e. all rlubs af
filiated with th? st-te orrapza
tlon will elecr. Iy this plan, the
year book, publish" d in ery
summer, wi'.l be k-pt u t - ' .
It was voted by the i n-:i:' c-rs.
that as soon as the -veatti' r ie,r
mits. all regular rceiMnv of r'.e
club shdl! be held in the n-rden
of some :ub meinebi-. Sp lal
meetings w.:!ch will .wrr ut .
special sptaker. will be heM !r.
the City Hall.
Hubbard Family
Has Diohtheria
HTBBARD. Feb. 2.- Special)
Mr. and Mr-, "iv.h Wolfer and
five children Vac all been P
with diphtherij A doctor from
Mt. Angel Is In charge of the case.
Friday, it was reported tha- Mr.
Wolfer and one of the children
were allowed to sfl op.
Three Complete
H. S. Courses in
First Semester
JEFFERSON. Feb 2. ( Spe-
(fiai ; - Laura Kihs. Virginia Mc-K-e
and Leonard Mct'aw. stu
dents of Jefferson high school.
: to:npleted their high school
courses at the e iid of the mid
' winter term Mi Kihs and MIsh
j Mv-Kee completed the course in
' three and one half yearn. The
thr will graduate at the end
J cf the ci.hool year with the reft
of the class.
H0CHSTETLERS MOVING
TO SALEM, REPORTED
HTBBARD. Feb. 2. (Special)
-Mr and Mrs. I. M. Hochsterlpr
ac traded their property in Hub
t.urd for Salem property, located
ne?' the Highland school. Mr. and
Mii. Hochstetler and two small
sor., moved away from Hubbard
!:i-t September.
SCHOOL NURSE RETURNS
TO WORK AFTER ILLNESS
SILVERTON, Feb. 2. (Spe
cial) Miss IRIche. county
school nurse, has returned to her
duties after a month's illness.
Miss IaRiche was confined to her
home in Salem.
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