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The New OREGON STATESMAN, Saleni, Grrgen, Sunday Morning March 10. 1S29 JLindsey's h . urc Plan Ch golden II OpJLC t 1 1 HEAVY PLAY SELECTED ck to "Merchant of Venice' Woodburn Seniors Hark Ba - - LARGE CAST IS PICKED Methodist Minister Has No ye! Service This Sun day Evening SILVKRTON, March 9. A spe cial serrice at the Methodist church Sunday erenlng March 10 will be siren in honor of the many couples in and near SUrerton who bare celebrated their golden wed dins annirersaries.1 Rer., Mr. Har die has siren as his subject title. "Ben Lindsey's Plan or the Golden Wedding Plan." This is the third year the church has prepared a BDecial serrice for the SUrerton couples. Special music will be furnished by William McGilchrlst of Salem, snd B. A. Booth of Burerton. The following names hare been receired: Mr. and Mrs. Shattns, married IS years; Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Barnett, 51 years; Mr. and Mrs. Marsh Ramsey, 13 years; Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Scott, 62 yrs.: Mr. and Mrs. Scott Hobarf, 58 years; Mr. and Mrs. J. Karstetter;' Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Hunter, 0 years: Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Moser. 60 years; Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Bris tol. 54 rears; Mr. and Mrs. H. B Pickett. 52 rears; Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Steelhammer, 58 years; Mr. and Mrs. William Towe, 61 years; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Olson; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Grinde. 51 years; Mr. and Mrs. John Kloster; Mr. G. W. Ottawa! ; Mr. and ete Heater, .51 tilts;. Mr. Andrew Torgensen; Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Murray, 51 years, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Broohler, 55 years. '. ' ' At initiation serrice in the Re bekah lodge on Thursday two new members were added to the lodge roll. A short social hour and de- Titious refreshments were enjoy ed after -the lodge session. . i . auu and Mrs. Mrs'ijPeU and "Mrs. WOODBURN, March . (Spe cial)- After sereral days of de liberation and argument the sen ior class has chosen Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice" for its an nual class play to be glren In the high school auditorium Friday and Saturday erenlng, April 25 and 27. The first part of this week has been occupied with play tryonte, and the eoaehea. Miss Virginia .Ma son and Mrs. Mande Mochel, hare chosen the following east: The Duke - of Venice, Wlnton Hunt; the Prince of Morocco, Ha Webber; the Prince of Arragon, Keal Butter field; Antonio, the merchant of Venice, Ladrew Mosh- berger; Bassanlo, his friend and suitor to Portia, Stanley Stark; Salanlo, friend to Antonio, Frank Pond; Salarlno, friend to Antonio John Nelson; Gratlono,' friend to Antonio, Ralph Hulburt; Lorenso, in lore with Jessica. Matthew Mo chel: Shylock, a rich Jew, Arehie Atkinson; Tubal, his friend, George Beecber; Ldtuneelot GObbo. the clown, Ralph Belcher; Old Gobbo. his father, Wayne Lirlng- ston; Balthasar, serrant of Portia, Otto Wengenroth; Stephano, an other serrant, Leroy Lnts; Por tia, a rich heiress, Sophie Pardy; Nerissa, her waiting maid. Opal Hasenyager; Jessica, Shylock's daughter. Juanlta Hicks. Practice HiUlftart immediately n an effort to (perform saecessfitf- y one of the most difficult plays erer attempted by any class in the history of the school. An extenslre advertising campaign is being SILVERTQH GAS HAS AGREEMENT Fifteen Retailers Wiil Place Uniform Price On Re tail Outgo SILVERTON. March t. Tifteen retail gasoline dealers ., of Silver- ton have organized an association to establish a tiniform. rate-on ga Commercial vehicles will 'be char red the retail price set by the oil companies, less a discount of two cents. No discount Is glren to pleasure cars. The following gas dealers hare signed the "agree ment: L. S. Campbell. Cla Allen Earl Hartman. C. S. Ferguson. C. H. Jarris, Arthur Dahl. O. B. Hen Jun. Fred Cavender, M. J. Kreut. II. H. Friable. A. W. Green. H. ana J. Garage, and R. P. Halrbrton. Camp. 18. of the Sllrer Fall? Timher Co.. which Is located 10 miles southeast of Silrertoh,' wtV c o m m e n e e logging operation Mondar. Nearly 200 men will be In camp Monday morning.' Funeral services for S. K. "Syd Richardson, who nassed away nt his home early Thursday mornln? will be held from the chapel o Jack and Ekman, at 1:80 on Mor. daT. the Rev. Mr. Hardie offteiat in. The body will lie In slate at the funeral Darlors from 10 until 12:80 Mondar morning. The body will be taken to the Portland man soleum. MS CDOLIDBE LEAS PLH1 NORTHAMPTON. Mass.. Mar. f. (AP) Calrin Coolldge res- terdar enjoyed for the first time since his, retirement . from the White House the seclusion that Is the privilege of those in private ltfe. H remained awar from his Hv office which he haa r 1st ted daily since his return here The onlr interrnntion In hie day. - t- - w mm m cru w Da v k u,i u m . inn, - . . motion picture cameramen, and with Mrs. Coolidxa he posed on the back porch of his modest home. He declined ' however, to sneak for the movietone ma chines. - ; .f' 1". ' Unlike her husband, Mrs. Cool Idge had much to do about town. Twice she sauntered forth to the business district where she made purchases. On one of these trips It was learned, she purchased magasine containing the first of a series of articles by her .hus band. Mrs. Coolldge also visited ' her mother, Mrs. Lemlra B. Goodhue, at the Dickinson hospital. The let ter's condition was said to be nn changed. planned and the stage manager la already at work In planning, the stage setting and lighting effects. The play haa been considerably shortened and will be approxl mately the length of an ordinary tnree-act play.. ture of evidence expected from each person. Just who are on the lists the trial managers would not reveal but It was stated that about six teen potential witnesses were be ing considered at this time. William Hornblower of San Francisco, one of the board, de clared today he is convinced Mrs. Minnie Kennedy, mother of. Mrs Almee Semple McPherson,. eran gellst. should be called to Sacra mento to -tell what she knows of Judge Hardy's activities on behalf of the evangelist's Angelas temple !n Los Angeles prior to and dur ing Mrs. -McPherson's disappear ance two years ago. Hornblower and Clare .Wool wine, another board member, re turned from Portland a week ago bearing from Mm. -Kennedy an affidavit-presumably relative to her knowledge Of Judge Hardy's receipt of a 2500 check from Mrs McPherson for services i rendered he chureh. ,U HELEN KELLER IS CLUB'S STUDY TOPIC Silverton Ladies Next to be Guests of Mrs. Geer, the Club Organizer SOUTH SILVERTON, Mar. 9 -The Wlllard Woman's club met Thursday afternoon at the taonv: f Mrs. W. P. Emery. Eighteen ladles were present to enjoy th program which, though short, was vary Interesting.- consisting or i paper on the "Life of Helen Kell r-r." br Vera Ottoway and two ro- al solos by Erelyn Emery accom panied by Mrs. A. Hersch. Mrs. Emery assisted by her daughters. Mrs. Hersch and Miss Brelrn. served delightful refresh ments. At the next meeting the club will be the guests of Mrs. C C. Geer of Woodburn who was the organizer of the club. Mr. and Mrs. B. Haberly and eon, Burnett, drove to Forest Orore Sunday. Burnett haa been attending Pacific unlrerslty for three years but Is nor present this semester. He went orer to get his books. The . Wlllard Community club executive board met at the John Goods necht home Wednesday ere nlng to draw np a constitution and by laws. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Booth and daughter Beatrice of SUrerton, were Thursday erenlng guests at the Edson Comstockhome. B. A. Flaley Is helping Carl Ha berly a few days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roop mor ed their family and , .household goods last Friday to Turner where they hare recently purchased farm. We are sorry to lose this family from our midst but wel come Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Har mon and family who hare purch ased the Rood acreage and will make It their home. WITNESSES HIED FOR HMDY'S TIL : i SACRAMENTO. Mar. . ( AP) TenUtlre lists, bearing - the names of some sixteen witnesses ;who may be called upon to testify or prorlde depositions in the fm- Jeachment ease against Superior . ndge Carlos S. Hardr were In the 1. A- M . - . . . ox memoers ox tne assemsiy ard of manacera :- tonlrht ! for dy erer the week end. '-- - When the lists are returned to . Walter LltUe, ehairman of . the ooard. 7JCGION DAT CELEBRATED In recognition of the 10th an nlrersaryfof the American legion. Mayor hi C. Eastman has issnea a proclamation declaring March 16 and It as the dates for the 10th annual anniversary celebration of the legion to be held In this city. He also urges the cltisens to aid la every way the furtherance of this organisation. On March It, a special bus will be chartered to carry SUrerton Legionnaires and auxiliary mem hers to Portland to attend a Le gion conference there. The dedi cation serrlcea for the new U. 8. Veteran's hospital wlU be held the same day. Following the session, a banquet will be held ta the Multnomah hotel. Dr. P. A. Loar, M. 0. Woodard George .Steelhammer and George Hubbs. -and Charles Reynolds, all prominent Ellrerton' business men, will soon ge to Portland to eonfer Mondar. thev star be cnangec This is the board's first with the state highway eommls- more aennrtely decide who sion concerning a surrer of the nau ne called and the exact na-new proposed Oaaeade highway. HUBBARD WOIN IS HOST TO CLUB Bird Calls Imitated I as Orig-. Inal Way of :Ahswef Ino Roll .Call HUBBARD, Mar. Mrs. Eth el Johnson, assisted by Mrs. Feme Van Buren, entertained the Hub bard .Woman's club at her home east of , Hubbard .on Wednesday afternoon. Due to the absence of the president, Mrs. Vera Boje, rice president, Mrs.' Neva MoKensi presided. .: Potted plants of blooming daf fodils added cheerfulness to the meeting. A unique response to roll call was the Imitation of a bird's call by each member present, wliich started the meeting with a rpep" t h a t w i t ' manifested throughout the afternoon, 'The club win assist at the can dy booth of the Minstrel shows to be given tf the Hubbard band March II by donating home made candy. MoNary's Wire Reed During the business session a telegram sent to the club by Sen ator Charles L. McNarr was read in which he thanked the club for Its expression of approval of Con gressman Newton's EHL The following program was pre sented: biography of Breton by Mrs. Ellen Carl; picture study, "Song of the Lark." by Mrs. Anna Stauffer; vocal duet "Carry Me Back to Old Vlrginy" by Mrs. Sa die Scholl and Mrs. Ella Stauffer: and piano solo "Schubert's Seren ade" by Miss Eleanor Johnson. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostesses'. Miss MUdred Van Buren and Miss Eleanor guests. Members present were Mesdames Maud Bid good, EUen Carl, Mabel Crolsant. Ida Garland, Laura Jackson. Eth el Johnson; Edna Mack. Margaret McMannla. Neva McKenste. LoU Miller, Sadie Scholl, Cora Smith, Anna 8tauffer, Ella Stauffer., Sa die Rich, and Feme Van Buren. MURDER DENIED KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., Mar. 9. (AP) Fred 8wan. charged with the murder of Ned Connolly, pleaded not guilty today. D. Wattenberger 12th Birthday Is Celebrated INDEPENDENCE. Mar. 9. (Special) Dean Wattenbergtr celebrated his 12th birthday Thursday afternoon iwth a birth day party. Those present were Warren Newton. Ray Dnnkic. Charles Carey. Robert Bradley, Charles Mattison. Harold Watten berger. Betty Wattenberger, Leon ard and Harlow Ranton and Dean Wattenberger. 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