The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, April 06, 1929, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text" The New OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Saturday, Morning; -April C 1929 PAGE TOREK cinicPTnw Pflc ) UILVLIIIUII IlilJ HGNOR WINNER 1 ' " t " -t Miss Irene Morley Named to Play on Orchestra at Spokane SILVERTON. Apr. S Miss Irene Morley. Silverton high, school student will represent the local hieh school in an orchestra whose members will be selected from western high school3,for the In land Empire teachers conference which is to be held in Spokane - soon. This conference Includes ''Ifschool officials from all middle 3 "west and western states. t" Miss Morley is an accomplished W w 1U lULia Vv a)U una irvcucu fTxauw recognition locally. She will be one ot a Terr lew wno win rep resent Oregon schools in the per sonnel or toe orcnesira. Mrs. r-a-wfa Tinglestad will accompany Miss Morley to Spokane. Ladles of the American Legion auxiliary were hostesses Tuesday night to a benefit card party In the city armory. Nearly .30 tables were in play during the evening where both "500" and bridge were nlaved. Violln numbers by Fred Baker and a vocal solo by Zelda- Parrish were rendered during the eve ning. Miss Eugena Russell : ac companied. High score for ladles in oriage was won uj mi v. uevign Hnbbs. and high score for men went to Dr. Woodbonse. - The prises for high score at the-'50' tables went to Mrs. Stanley Hand tnrA and Austin Eastman. v Following the play In the club rooms,' .refreshments were served In the banquet room. A large sum was made which will go to thelugx fund of the city, i Vi Larsons To Spokane A. L. Larson, Silverton Jeweler, resigned his. position as choir di rector of the Trinity church this week, a place which, ae has held for a number of years. Mr. Larson Is disposing of his Jewelry stock, and expects to leave some time p.11 LtJAlh' for Galata, Mont., where he owns a, large ranch. His famUv will remain In Sflverton for the remainder of the school year before Joining Mr.: Larson. Hal Campbell has moved his music studio from the Jack build ing to a residence on East Fifth Mr.' and Mrs. D. fiavenport are closing their home on, Cherry street, and have moved 16 Salem, wW thev will be with .Mrs. Davenport 'a mother, Mrs. Foster for a time. Mrs. FosteT Tecenuy fell and injured her back' to such an extent that she Is Minable to walk. Her daughter win care ror tier la her own home. During their parents' absence, Delbert will live at the Roy Davenport . home, whll Merle will be with his grand mother. - , ' " A number of SilTertott teachers will be In Monmouth Saturday to attend an educational conference which will be in session there. Sup. Robert , Goetx and other each-era will go to Stayton where a county Institute Is to be held on this same day., RID Mi'S TO RICKEY, Apr. 61 Special ) Mrs. Marie Kelly and Miss Edna Ferry have been re-elected to teach nt TUmr. Eveline Hoots had her finger badly crushed Sunday. - Hiiil Macree won the nrize of fered to the third and fourth grades for making the best bird house. " D. D. Schob was a Salem visitor Jfonday. Orven Tryslle took a truckload f potatoes to Salem 'the first of the week. n. A. Harris nnrehased a regis tered Durham bull from Don Ka Bros, of AumsTllle, recently. A. Lents of Maeleay visited B B. Gesner Monday. - - - J Mr. and Mrs. H. McMillin and daughter Beverly were gusets of Mr. and Mrs. A. Lendbeck of Au- ftnm WMtnadlT. " Mr. .andMxs. M. Magee and daughters Margaret ana . nasei spent .Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Claudo MeCully. " . i - Mr, and Mrs. M. Connely and daughter of "Auburn spent Easter with Mrs. Connely'a mother Mrs. Richardson. , . " , . NAVE GALA AFFAIR CHEMAWA, Apm 5. A chick en supper, an exceptional quilt to be sold, fine musiJ and dancing are scheduled for Chemawa Wood men and their friends for Satur day oTenhnv April I, at their big hall hert. -.r .The cunt.'" which Is hand em broidered with autographs of M. W. A. members Is not only-artistic but iralane. Keizer Teachers . KEISER,"Apr 4. AH teachers for the idhoofc here were rehired hired at the last. meeting pt the board.'- i Um n.niv Tnrter. was reelect ed principal and wlT return for her fifth year. She ha charge of the entlro school and teaches the aerenth and eighth grades, -5 - Mrs.- Eva Kelso was elected to teach the fifth and sixth grade. Mrs. Carl Beardsley to Uach the third tand fourth grades and Mrs. Charlotte Jones to teach, the first and second grades. The former two teachers aro starting their third Ter here next fall. . : J . am m m THE OLD HOME TOWN A ;.-. xYlV j)J3(?M'rmTr eoiuN ought J wfWMp- ErrB ?OCK oirr wHrTEAsf rffi $. OJy WS-9' I HIS iWsEf55, SNOW VMITH PT '7V- r P ' ivJ'Wtr jO HIS HEAD ' "THAT STRPN1ft AUNT SARAH PEA&OCrr COMES T 9 : y' ASENT DAD KFYES RKQje, AN ATTEMPTS Z&L2 ' FvCVT "TO HELP HIM 5eTRlDor THOSfS' TRfiMtBLBT iU3 r L;" ' 151 1 STRJBEJCS Ol Dye MM MIS "WHlSKE.t'S r RUSTY W& ARE FORCED INTO FEET Zena Man, Trying to Extri bate Ooe Nail, Steps Upon Another ZENA.- April 5. R. Grimm, of Lincoln, had an unusual acci dent recently when he punctured both feet with rusty nails almost simultaneously. Mr. Grimm has been remodeling a house on the property which .he purchased In Lincoln during,' the winter and stepped On a rusty nail which pro truded from a board lying on the ground while trying to extricate the nail from his foot he put the other foot down on a nail also. The' wounds have been very pain ful but are healing nicely now. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Scott en tertained a group I from Aberdeen. Wn., this week at their Zena home. The party Included two nelces of Mrs. W. T.-Stfbtt. Mrs. Jerry Walk er and Mrs. Willis Hopkins., and their children Paul,. Barbara and Mary walker and Frances. Mary and Billy Hopkins. Mrs. Alvin Madsen " and . two sons,' Richard and, Robert of Lin coln, were week-end guests at the home of her parents, M if and Mrs. Stewart of Albany. HI 0000 TIE INDEPENDENCE, April g. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. VIolette and daughter. Margaret, attended the Easter service in Salem First church Sunday evening. The Booster's dub met at the home of Mrs. J. B. Violette Wed nesday evening. I E. G. Ranton. Mesdames Mary and Carrie Smiley of Indepen dence and George! C Berreman. a teaher : ia the normal school In Monmouth, motored to Eugene Thursday. . , j - - - DR. McOORMICH; tTO SPEAK The Sunday school will meet at ten . o'clock next Sunday. Dur ing, the worship hour at 11, Dr. J. D. McCormlck of Kimball School of Theology, Salem, "will preach on the subject. "What ft means to be a Christian." The pastor will preach at Buena Vista. The Junior and Epwerth League.! meet at .C:30. .. The Juniors --will elose their Scripture finding eon- test.- .. i -:;. The evening service Is to be an Inspirational meeting In charge of vae pastor wno vui oeuver a mes sage on The Heart and Hands et Christ." There will be special maalc, E. G. , Ranton : ia minister. MONMOUTH. Apr. S (Special) Oregon Normal school debaters have won 10 and lost six debates out of sixteen in which they have participated this season. - victories were won over Oregon State college. Pacific college. Lin- fleld college, Pacine university. Albany college. Southern Oregon norma and Oregon State college freshman team. ,,-!. - The ' woman's team - members aro Lols MitchelL Multnomah; Mrs. Golda Wickham, Roseburg; Ida Bennett. PhDomath; Vlrgiala Thompson, Nyasa The men's team members are Carl Rasmussea, 8t. Paul; Eugene Dove, Rainier; .Lyle Thomas. Salem: Wlnfield Atkln- aoiW Aurora. - - jiiyvuci fuvututv ricvBii; show Vj everybody's surprise that Chicago' Is -second to Detroit in the number of 'homicldea In the big cities, and Is way behind Mem- phis In homicides In proportion to population. This shows what good advertising will do for a town. Jeffersoa Review.-:. ; . -'. , ;. BOOSTERS IS GOOD RECORD fit ByilUTEMiiS New Home Being Erected For Use Oi Normal School MONMOUTH. Apr. 8 (Special) Mrs. Lillian R. Gray, housemo ther of a sorority house at Eugene, has purchased a vacant lot of V. E. Silcott en the southwest corner of Main and Monmouth avenue. This Is one of the most valuable vacant corners In town, with a SS foot frontage on the avenue and 104 feet depth on Main street. Excavation waa commenced Thurs day mroning for a two-story build ing on same. George Gray of Sa lem. Is also lnteresetd In the build ing project and also Mrs. A. J. Richardson, Mrs. Gray's mother of Independence. The transaetioa was handled by Guy H. Deming. BROOKS. April K. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil V. Ashbaugb and child ren. Kraid. Tray and Kreta Fae Ashbaugb went to Vancouver, Wash.. Saturday, where they were guests of Mrs. Ashbaugh's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Johnston and family. They returned home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester A. Harris and daughter Miss Lavon Harris and Albert Harris were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert Crawford In Salem, on Monday evening. The occasion being the first birthday of little Kenneth Crawford. Others present were Miss Dora Foulrich, Gene Silky, and Barbara Jean Crawford. Mrs. George Ferrel spent Tues day, as guest of her niece; Mrs. Virgil Xoomls and family. Mrs. Loomls has been ill the past week but Is much better. Mrs. Sylvester Harris haa re ceived word of the death of her grandfather Joseph Hette, of Mc Donald, Pennsylvania. March II. . Week-end guests at N the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bailey were Mrs. Bailey's mother Mrs. George Cluff and daughter Rachel Claff of Duchesne, Utah, and Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Robertson of Wallace, Idaho, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Webber of 'Astoria, and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Cluff of Silverton. Miss Cluff Mrs.. Robertson, Mrs. Web ber are sisters and Mr. Clutr, a brother of Mrs. Bailey. JEFFERSON HPl 1 :: JEFFERSON. April 8. Miss Pearl Miller and Paul Kotthotf surprised their . many friends by going to - Vancouver Friday eve ning, where they -were quietly married Saturday at 11 o'clock at a Judge's office. These young peo ple are .well known In this .vicin ity. Mrs." Kotthotf Is the popu lar teacher of the Miller , school, and Mr. Kotthof f Is a son of Mr. andJJrs. ; W.' A. Eotthoff. , prom inent Jeferson people. Their many friends extend best wisher to them throughout their married life. . JW. J. Looney is confined to his bed oh account-of illness. . Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Buchan an of Salem were guests of their aunt. Mrs. Rosa Buchanan Mon day, evening. ' Jefferson Names : t&. Delegates" mtFMCtWMeei Jefferson, April s.-Laara KJha, Anna Klampe and Maxlne ChUes , - wet e elected delegates from the Christian Endeavor so ciety of the Evangelical church to attend the state , Christian En deavor convention at Salem. April lt-M. r ;; 5-r "tii; Harry Kessler of Portlan d Is stopping at Hammils Camp., while he Is engaged ia peeling piling. HUSOFDirS HO T DllUS SCHOOLS TO hive Mir soon New LiCreole Stadium be Ready for Annual -Event May 10 to . DALLAS April 5.- The annual spring pageant of local schools will be held May 10. The contest for May Queen wflT start at once An added Interest Is given to the May ' fete by reason of con struction . of the new La Creole stadium. -Oscar Holms, the eon- tractor has promised to have the stadium ready for this Interesting event. Training of the large east for the fete has already begun. Miss Dorothy White, who has this work ia charger promises something new and very attractive in the way of a pageant this year. The costuming of the many school - pupils who take part in it, will be cared for fvom tho proceeds of the Toting contest for a queen. r 1 1 Brooks Home is Scene for Visit BROOKS, Apr. I (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cofflndaffer entertained at dinner on Easter Sunday the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Molsan. and Hub ert Molsan of Portland, Mrs. Mary Molsan, Mrs. Charles Molsan and daughter Evelyn, Miss Mabel Lowe, Blllie Cofflndaffer. Kurds and 'Glen Cofflndaffer. . Other guests in the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. G. J.- Molsan. : and son, Benjamin and Miss Fern Wads worth of Gerrals. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ramp en tertained at dinner on Easter Sun day. Mrs. Ramp's father Mr. TJ. C. Loran of Waconda, Earl Ramp, Cleo Ramp and Leo Ramp. Mr, and Mrs. Albert Nys of Jef ferson were guests of Mrs. Nys' mother Mrs. Mary Molsan Tues day. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Aspinwau and family have moved from Brooks to the xarm of Mr. and Mrs. Ti C. Brtxey. - - Mrs.' C'A. Bailey's brother-in- law and ssiter, Mr. and Mrs. Rob ertson left Monday for their home in Wallace, Idaho, after spending La few days la Brooks. Miss Rachel Claff accompanied them home. - . Ill lJT- ' tahfPl ?3 TTBirfsfkaMaswaHlawcwgwairf - R ' BMA.i.A.iMtJ lull- ' ' 'P - ' ' m lOlJ ;' " i r - f'-'-T nj ri ! mi ilm i ii i ijj jui. H ' ' : fa TOW fadt; y. 0h4iiii ritOnwy, aw - " r .--.- : Sbm aesw --'i r " - . c : V Saturday, April 6th 1 I ' DougKton & Sh'erwin 'lr4l SiSS"1 ! ' 288 N. Commercial St. r ' " MEET SUCCESS Crowd. Out to . HayesviHe District Gathering at Brooks Church BROOKS, Apr. 6 (Special) A large erowd attended the Hayea vUle district Sunday school con vention which was held In Brooks Methodist . church last 8dnday. The meeting was in charge of the district president. Mrs. Charles Cady of -Auburn. -The principal speaker In the morning was Prof. W. H. Hertzog. aad O. O. Epley of Brooks led the singing. A bas ket dinner' was served at noon in the dining room , of the school- house. ; . T. S. Mackiaxie led the singing In the afternoon, and Mrs. H. F. Shanks spoke on "Little Drops of Water. Little Grains of Sand," 11- loctrating her talk by presenting a group, representing the differ ent ages of childhood. Miss Edna Holder gave a t very Interesting talk on "World Service." Miss Holder Is a recently returned mis sionary from Indian. The closing sermon was given by Rev. Fred C. Taylor of Salem. In the Junior room' the main feature was the display of. posters of the 'prophesies and life . of Christ. Of the tea schools who en. tered posters. HayesvillO won first place, and' for Individual posters Miss LaVern Cain won first, place. f Mrs Ralph Sturgis entertained the Brooks Camp Fire girls at party nl her home north of Brooks Saturday afternoon. Delicious re freshments were served by the hostess. Present were Miss Doris Wood. Miss Edna Lesher, Miss Margaret Wood. Miss Gladys Otto, Miss Emmallne Sears, Miss Ina Lesher, Miss Hattle Ramp, and Miss Ernamae Sturgis and the hostess. The Brooks . Community club was entertained at the home of Mrs. B. F. Ramp Thursday after noon.- The afternoon waa. spent piecing on an endless chain quilt and in social conversation. : Re freshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs.. John Dan- lavy and Mrs. Rollle Ramp. Plans were made td hold a social club gathering at night. In the near future. The next meeting of the club will be held at the home of Mrs. Willard Ramp In Brooks. OFFICIAL VISIT IS HUBBARD. April 8. Mrs. Car- tie M. Knight, grand chief of the Pythian sisters, made an official visit to the Arion Temple at Hub-. bard Tuesday evening. A large attendance was present at the :S0 o'clock ehlcken dinner and for the evening session. A spe cial committee, Mrs. Ella Stauffer, Mrs. Cora Smith, and Mrs. Rilla Zeek. prepared the dinner. Knights and Ladies' Initiation waa exemplified by the officers and a fancy drill was given by the staff. Under the good ot the or der, Mrs. Knight gave an address stressing the work being done by the order after which she was pre sented with a gift from the temple by Miss Anito Bevens, most excel lent chief. Hubbard Boys in Game Winners By Score of 25-10 HUBBARD, April 5. The Hub bard grade boys defeated the Mo lalla grade boys In a game of baseball at Hubbard Wednesday afternoon. The score was 25 to 10. The Hubbard boys who played in the game were Henry Leffler, Ralph Dlmlck. Elvis Rich. Leo Zelinski. Gerald Hershberger, Garfield Voget. Marion Carl. Mar vin Bailey and Jack Mooma. Ar thua Meyers coached the team. The Hubbard grade girls' team was defeated by the Molalla girls la a baseball game proceeding the boys' game. W. E. Dillon, prin cipal ot the Molalla grade school, accompanied the visiting teams. PI HUBBARD LODGE Miss Halvorsen I WedsChaiMer; Leech Officiates . ji MONMOUTH. April I. MI Esther Halvorsen, daughter of t&e lata Sirs. Mary Halvorsen of this City., was married March 13. at the Osbnrn hotel at Eugene, to Fred L. Chandler of Aberdeen, Wash. Rev. D. H. Leech, minis ter of the First Methodist Episco pal church at Albany, read the service before a group of 20 rel atives and friends. The bride was charm ingly gowned la an ensemble of blue printed chiffon with corsage ot violets and rosebuds. There were no . attendants. ' An Informal luncheon and reception followed the ceremony. Mist Halvorsen Is an alumna of Oregon Normal aeaoet and was, with her mother and sisters, a resident of Monmouth for many years. She Is now a faculty mem ber of the Theodore Roosevelt high school, Eugene. Mr. and Mrs." Chandler will re side In an apartment at the Os bnrn until June, when they will make their permanent home at Aberdeen where Mr. Chandler is ia business. SHEARiriB GOATS CLOVERDALE, Apr. (Spe cial) rBen Wiper and Ivan Had ley were shearing goats at ' Ivan Hadley's place Wednesday. Mr. Garner la slowly improving but still confined to his bed. Mrs. Jessie Cray Moored and little daughter, Mrs. Baker Griffin, Mrs. Claad A&Jiby and Mrs. Baker of Salem were visiting at the Gar ner home Tuesday. Mrs. Fliflet and Miss Fllflet of Salem spent Tuesday evening with Mrs. A. Kunke. Mrs. Will Morris is at Aumsrllle with her mother Mrs. Brlnkman who Is very sick. The W. C. T. U. met Wednesday with Mrs. Mae Cook ae hostess. There were about twenty members and visitors present. They spent the day visiting and piecing quilt blocks for the hostess. A lovely diner was served at the noon hour. A short program was enjoyed after the business hour. Mrs. Clara Massey of Klamath Falls arrived In Salem Wednes day and drove out to Cloverdale to see her sister Mrs. A. Kunke and get her mother Mrs. Fllflet, who lives in Salem but waa here attending the W. C. T. U. meeting. Yes! Needles and Tongues Are Both , Kept Very Busy LAKE LABISH, April 4. A score of Royal Neighbors with flying needles and tongues are as sembled at the George Campbell homo -this week at a big double quilting and . an impromptu din ner. . Two quilts are the stint set by matrons for, accomplishment at the next meeting. Oun&iq business- i I I aw II 1111 I I 1 1 A f ' X on n llmpect these wonderful "BUYS". 1928 Durant "55w Broo ; sham 1232.00 down, per month , ..45.9C 1925 Chevrolet Coach 1100.00 down, per month..$18.70 1927 Star Tonrin--T110.(0 - down, per month . ..$22.60 1927 Star 6 Sedan $175.00 down, per month H... $35.69 sSe have modelyou r " . sfVi.' M Jt ""7 "7. r to give you thousands , v COlTie Ul arUl See ofiiulesofreliabletrouble.tWesrTice. Small down payment . ..Easy terms ...Trade-iris accepted Salem AfitbmbKile 255 N. Church Street H. E. SHADE " COUHTlf VETEB iETlTlVOODBOMl SILVERTON, April B A num ber of the members of the Relief Corps of the Silverton chapter wSl attend the meeting of the Marlon County Veterans' associ ation which is to be held in Wood burn Friday. April S. Among those who expect to attend are: Anna Reese. Eva Reese, Nellie-Reese, Elsie Simral, Edna Brown. Fannie Drake, Mrs. Henry Schroader, Nora Jeischke, Mrs. R. F. Gourlie, Minnie Mulkey, Delle Phelps and Alice Ives. The association holds three dis trict meetings a year, - in April, August and in December. The August meeting will be held in SEE SPECIAL Universal Range Display i,:-.y.-V.rl" 0m tiGUEO mum?. 71 theMbidar EVERY used car in our splendid selection is priced to sell. We must reduce our inventory to permit more trade-ins on new Durant Fours and Sixes. Buy now save on a standard make, late model used ear 1928 Nash Cotrpe$265.00 down, per month .u.;.$52.7f 1925 Ford Coupe $80.00 down, per month.. ...$15.95 1926 Ford Roadster$90.00 down, per month ., . ..$14j94 1927 Chevrolet Sedan. ! $175.00 down, per month..$35.69 No Brokerage or Interest added to the above pri the ; want.. ALL CARS SOLD A8 REPBEISENTED , SOME of our fine used cars carry new ear guarantees. AH cars are mechanic- r ' C J. TAYLOH Silverton as Is the. usual "custom. Definite plans are. how under way for the observation, of' Na tional Music week, which Is o be recognised the Hrst week In May. Mrs. Gertrude Cameron is chair man of the music committee. Party of Friends At Lake Labish For Day's Visit LAKE LABISH. April I. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Worthlngtoa aad children, Elaine. June, Paul. Jes--sie and Dale, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hunt and daughter Helen, all ot Zena and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Burns and daughters. Viola and ' Marion of West Salem formed a party which motored to Lake La-, bish andv spent Easter day at the home of" Mr. and Mrs. McClury. . . mi M1i.r 1 - Go. Telephone 97 n. J. WOOLEY. (i) -f. r i 7 r t - t I