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PAGE SIXTEEN The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon, Sunday Morning. August 25, 1929 -t-t - - ; - j - . , - ' ' " " ' News from Mid-Vaflev District Communities for Statesman Readers I m 4N L Summer Session Will Close With Graduating Exer cises August 29 MONMOUTH, Aug. 24. Thurs day, August 29, ia the closing day cf the summer school session at the Oregon Normal school, and at 11 o'clock of that morning, simple exercises will be held in the audi torium and diplomas will be pre sented to the graduating class of 157 members. Another interesting feature jof the occasion will be the presentation of elementary certif icates to a class of 127 students who have successfully completed the elementary course consisting of four terms of work, including rural practice teaching. Special music will comprise an interesting part ot the program, and J. S. Landers, president of the Institution will preside. The entire summer session has been an unasually successful one, with the excellent attendance rec ord of more than 800 students during; the first half of the term and more than 600 during the fi nal half. Among those to be graduated are 21 students from Portland; 7 from Salem and 11 from Mon mouth. Among those completing the elementary course are 12 from Portand; 8 from Salem and 3 from Monmouth. Graduating Students I.aara Ahlstrom, Purtiand. Althea Allen, .Monmouth. Beth Anderson, I'ort!nd. Mary Anderson. Portland. Georgia Bales, Kimlcrly. Audrey Buer. Portland. ' Jul. a Balkovirh. HarrisLurg. Lenlie Mass, I'ortlard. da Bate, K-t .-..la. Ain-e Beaudoin, Knirrprise. Violet Bertsch, CorvaSiu. Florence Heirre, Kukrtall. J- R. Bidsood. Hubbard. Bernice iJlongh. Ia Kayette. - t'onstanee Boucher, Portland. ' M. Alice Bri -key, Eugene. fivorpiana l!rii., Hermiston. i'.ertfj. Bnford. Kddyvi'le. Francis- Barr.iiam. Clatfkanle. J.t-ona iJurnliaru. C!at,kaiue. (inldit Bush, li.depirndenre. 'harle!i Bus-t-y. Tvndall. S. D. Ifarry Cameron, Weft Fir. Fleaoor Oarhcut, Ilsrnsl.urp. J. Leca Chil ot", Mihsoula, Mort. Nettie 'Iark, O-w.-ro. I'aula Clark. Kainier. Wilbur Crocker, Suver. Inei Crum, Olex. Winifred Curtis. Salem. Kiith Darby, Wasco. Alms Dempey, Rickrea!!. Certrnde Dilley, Goahen. Mrs. (irace Dixon, Corvallii. Maud lodion. Corvalhs. Lrna Kiculer, Huber. Flyn Kir, Kajjle Creek. Constancy FUher, Salem. .Kdith Ford, Ibanon. Katherine Ford, Avondale. Pansy Franklin, Free water. Koie 0. 1'ox, Scio. Virginia tiilmore, Portland. Vivian Hag-en, Odell. Kdna Hayerup, Astoria. ZeHa Halley. Portland. -Mersa HalMen, Bearerton. Frankie Hamilton, Portland. Ruth Hamilton, Portland. - Irfia Hamner, Corvallit. Wayne Harding, Sherwood. Altn Ilarrah, Coinnlle. Anna Hartley, fiiletz. Kthel Henninr.f Monmouth. Esther Ilermanson, i'ortland. Kllen Heury, Athena. I.yle T. Hogue, Ker.t. Helen Homm, Ga.iton. Fvelyn Howard, Washoura!. Wo. Gladys Humphrey, Portland. A F.thyr Ingoltl, Kainier. Dorothy Iie, Sherloan. Eleanor Jenne, Portland, h'ada Johnson, Monmouth. M. Maude Joynt, Portland. Mayme Kennedy, Dalles. , Maude Knight, bailey. Velma Kraxberper. Knappa. Walter Kraxberger, Oregon City. Owen LaBarre, Portland. Dora Lnhard, Ashland. Mrs. Ells, Lombard, Springfield. W. Ralph Long;, Ropert, Idaho. Forrest Lunger, Salem. Pauline Lyons, Forefct Grove. Lucille Male, Eugene. Annette Maltzan, Trent. Katherine Marquis?, Yamhill Thelma Marr. Banks. EIU Martin. Portland. Esther IV Martinson, Independent. Madeline Mason, Albany. Martha Mattes, Haines. Ruth McCaleb, Monmouth. Anna MeConnell, Rhcdd. John McCormirk, Port Angeles, Wo. Mrs. Lucille McFarlane, Dayton. Ursula McDonald; St. i'aul. Eula E. McDonald, Lexington. Mildred Meyers, Laurel. Edna 8. Michael, Laurel. Leonst Miekel, Mt. Angel. Lois Mitchell, Multnomah. Mildred Moody, Barrlsburf. Carl Morris, Monirouth. Loraa Moser, The Dalles. Ignore Myers. Laurel. James Newman, Tillamook-. Marjerie Kordeen, Corvallis. Amelia Paulin, Willamette. Florence I'auly, I.lnnton. Clara Petenon, Powell Butte. Helen 'Plessinger, Salem. Nellie Powell, Mnnmnnlh. Marit Prudham, Portland Barbara I'nrvn, Portland. Ienora Pyburn, Cottage Grore. Alena Redding. Eight Mile. Inei Reeder, Norton. Grace Richards, AumsTille. He.'ea Ritchey, Monmouth. Violet Rodeck, Portland. - Anna Koner, Harris burg, Joseph Roner, Scio. Florence Royal, Redmond. Marguerite Kunion, Portland. Maude Russell, Thurston. Lola Safer, Ranier. Mildred . Scott, Independence. Georgia Scaly, Sherwood. Jessie Shattuck, Hillaboro. Dolly Sheridan, Ie Lana Siekens, Salcro. Eunice Smith, Scio. Marvin Smith, Monmouth. Edna Snyder, Snyder. Agnes Sobieaki, St. Helens. Eugenia Homers, Monmouth! Madeline Stalder, Portland. J. V. 8trrett, Salem. Frances Stout, Uretham. Eunice Sp-inger Payette, Idaho. Cecilia Stroda, HarrisDurg. Frances Taylor, Portland. Kenneth Thompson, Monmouth. Virginia Thompson, Njssa. William Thompson. Monmouth. Dorothy Thomsen. Silverton. Arleen Tilden, Tillamook. , Ruth Tolle, Portland. Dorothy Toomb, Wrea. Mary Tubandt, Goldendale, Wash, i Pearl Turnidge, Stayton. j, Oral Violette, Independence. Madeline Ward, Albany. . Wilbur Watkins, Cottage Grort, .-; Zelda- Watkins, Tygh Valley. I Resale Webb, The Dalles. Helen Wells, Heppner. Edna Wight, Conrallis. A lid a Wilson, Dundee. Nancy Wilson, Nortens. . Lorenn MeCanley, Salem. Martha. Glasson, Elgin. . ' Idn Gordon," Elsin. Geneva Terk, Baker. Ivy Lantnan, Imbler. t i Elementary Stndentg Tfabel Anderson, Portland. ; Nels Anderson, Sherwood. :' Sylria Anderson, Oregon Ci;y. LeoU Austin, MoUlla. Herb Baker, Flora. WUmtt Baker, Msnnlnf. Opa Bales, Kinberly. Clam Barfcley. Pbilomath. II ILL GRADUATE 197 Sil verton Has Its Own Girl of the Limberlost By LILLIB L. MADS EN S1LVERTON, August 24. Sll erton claims for herself a regu lar "Girl ot the Llmherlosf in Miss Flodlne Heater, the 19 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heater. Residents of Sllverton are bar ing an opportunity this week to view a portion of Miss Heater's collection which is on display In one of Legard and Adams cloth ing store windows. Since she was a small girl Miss Heater has been interested in making collections. Her Indian, Mexican and Hawaiian collections of beeda, arrow heads, and hand work are an interesting part of the display. Attracting particular attention in this line is the beau tiful Hawaiian Koah wood chest. Another part of the collection In her copies of familiar paintings. Her natural artistic talen was aug mented by lessons In painting and Uhe display in the Sllterton win dow contains some very creditable copies of "The Lone Wolf." "Mount Hood," "End of the Trail," and "Camper's Paradise." But Miss Heater's greatest in terest and that which has won her the title of "Girl of the Lim berlost" is her collection; of in sects. She has spent much of her summer, since her graduation from the Sllverton high school last June, in adding to this collec tion which she began some six years ago. She now has over 200 mounted in cases which she made herself. Most of the insects In her collection are natives of the coun try surrounding Sllrerton. Many of them she raised from eggs, some she hatched from the co coon. Others she has caught with a net. "Sometime," Miss Heater ex plained. "I catch the caterpillar and put It in the cage. I always take a leaf of the tree which the caterpillar is eating on when 1 find it because sometimes the cat erpillar will not change his food after he is caught. I give him a fresh leaf every morning. If I hatch the eggs myself then I us ually feed them apple leaves be- Opal Benedict, Duf-r. Ma liovn-tt, i'hilo-.iath. Melba Berg, Astoria. Edr.a Booi, Monmouth. 1)(.,'S B iiiicy. Mi,up. n. LaVtrr.e Bratrbcr. MfMlnt);ie. Kerta Barch, Portland. Miirok,,r, I.ci Aurara. C.,ri ' a'nan, Scio. Alma Carey, Salem. Ruth Catterton, Lowell.. Marion ( anthers, Portlaud. Lawrenre Chestnut, oCttage Groe. Frank Clark, Aunisville. Mary Ciement, Springfield. Frances Coshow, Brownsville. Winifred Curtis, Salem. Clelah Dailey, Reedsport. Ketha Dailey, Keedsport. Lena DeUcath, Klkton. Mae Doherty, I.cxing'on. Marguerite Dougla?, Junction City. Dorothy Drill, Willamina. Kenneth Dunkeiberger, Portland. Wallace Dunn, Tillamook. Helen Kastman, Port'nnd. Helen Hood, Portland. George (lillis. -Portland. tiladya Cist, Cloverilale. France! Unoss, Cornelius. Mary Gear, Iscio. (intchea firanstroTii, Cajcaut 1.0.-1. J, Kate Green. Kugene. Kleanor Halliday, Parkda';e. Lena Harri", Jefferson. I.eU Hartiell, Portland. Mary Hailett. The Dalits. Moxie Hopkins, Hanks, Ruby Hornecker, McMinmiiie. F.lizabeth. Hornic?, (iresham. Mary V. Heyt, Portland. Lena llnmroet, Yor.ealla. Velma Huston, lone. Louise Jungen, Jefferson. Irene Johnson, Boring. Aili Kallunki, Ciatskanie. 8aima Karattl, Clatskanle. (frace Klampe, Sam. Helen Larry, Astoria. Cecille Iurence, Mt. Vernon, Wash. Ketella Lebold, Salem. Ona Lee, Alpine. Iorothy Leedmp, Portland. Lottie LeUett, Canny. Blanche Leicester. I'ortlacd. Lillian Martin, Corallis. Helen Mathin, Yoncalla. F.lizabeth MeClintick, Yamhill. Ray McFarlane, Gold Hill. Isabelle McGinnis, Monmouth. Merle McKelvey, Salem. Mary Mealey, Foster. Alice Middleswart, Parkdale. Helen Mielke, Salem. Pearl Miller, North Plains. Maxine Morford, Oregon City. Fannie Mulkins, Yankton. Claudine Murphy, Broadmood. Margaret Negro, Houlton. Albert Nelson, Linnton. Newton Everett, Corrallis. Mary O'Brien, Wapinita. Gladys Oblsen, Yoncalla. John O'Keefe, Sheridan. Wilroa OstlinT. Astoria. Leola Pepper, The Dalles. In Pepperling, -io. Nellie Pereial, Madras. Esther Person, Toledo. Mary Peterson, Boring. Irene Pusley, Barns. Hlene Plessinger, Salem. Gertrude Ramage, Woodbcrn. Dorothy Kay, Independence. Valerte Bee, Eugene. F.lsie Reynolds, Monmooth. Jessie Richards, Aumsville. Melra Ritchey, Canyon City. Edith. Robinson, Camas. Laursi Rogers, Springfield. Albert 8. Rue, Monument. Muriel Rugg, Willamina. Aug-ua'a Ruther, Sandy. Elizabeth Rybnick, Cloverdale. Rnth Shafer, Linnton. Lei a Selfridge, Portland. F.lva Shaw, Portland. Evelyn 8hel.Jrew, Oregon City. Agnes Smith, Seio. Atari Smith, Portland. Eunice Smith, Scio. Linda Smith. Gleason, Tenn. Mildred Smith, Dorene. Margaret Strandberg, Banks. Thelma Sweeney, Springfield. Virginia Thomas, Springfield. Elsie Tucker, Heppner. Faith Van Lydegrai, fcoger.e. Viola Von Berkmoes, Salem. Irene Waterman, Bancroft. Ora May Watson Toncalla. Weber, Canby. Lneille Williams, Oregon City. Virginia Willis, Cottace Groe. LiUian Witson, Locaden. Linnea Wold, Wilark. Audrey Wolfard. Creswall. Elsie Wolfe, Aritelope. Louise Wright, . May villa. Jefferson Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barn a and family, who have been residing in the Burnett residence for some time, have leased the William Smith property and will take pos session as soon as the Smith fam ily leave for Phoenix, Arizona. Paul McKee and daughter Jean, Mrs. Guy Roland and daughter Doris, Rosa Buchanan, Anna Klampe, Mrs. Chas. McKee and Mrs. R. C Thomas were business visitors la Salem Thursday. cause they will eat most anything then. "Some weaye their cocoons within a few days," Miss Heater went on. "Others don't begin for a month. Once someone sent me a couple of Cecropla moth cocoons from Nebraska. When they batch ed out they were beautiful large red moths, measuring a six and a fourth inch across from wing tip to wing tip. For two weeks I kept them and they layed eggs, which I kept and batched. A month from the time they were hatched the caterpillars began to weave again. Some moths and butterflies lay eggs the first daj or two after they are hatched and then die. When I kill them I use chloro form. Two of my prettiest butter flies are the Appace Fritillary and Parnassius Claudius Baldur. The first is a red one with black veln ing and the latter a creamy one with light red spots edged in black. One of our pretties native moths is the Poly hem us, a large tan moth, measuring five inches across." Miss Heater will enter t b e Northwestern school of eon- merce at Portland on September 3rd where she will register for a secretarial course. She says that this will be but a stepping stone for her as she will not give up her study in either art or nature. Amity AMITY, August 24. Miss Vera Booth and Mrs. Walter Ohlinger were McMinnville visitors Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ladd of Coqullle, Ore., visited at the J. W. Booth home a few days this week. Miss Vera Booth returning to Coquille with them for a week's visit be fore starting her school year in the Marshfield school. Mrs. Erslie Robbins and chil dren. Mrs. Eugene Strout and children, and the Misses Edna Strout and Ruth Kau are spending the week at Ocean Lake and De- Lake. Ersile Robbins and Gene' Strout taking them over last Sun day. Mrs. Fred Neal, whose husband is a missionary in Africa, was a business visitor in Amity Tues day. Mrs. Xeal is visiting relatives at Hopewell. Mr. Neal has been a missionary in Africa for the past 18 years. Mrs. S. E. Howard was a county seat visitor Tuesday. Charles Rea and family of Port land were Amity visitors Sunday. Mrs. II. E. Merrill, of San Fran cisco, Calif., visited here recently at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lions. Mrs. Irene Vance and daughter, Dolores of Seattle, Wash., are vis iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Massey. Mrs. Vance and Mrs. Massey are cousins. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Snodgra?s and Mrs. Lynn Countryman were Sunday visitors in Milwaukie. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Hartman, of Carlton, spent Sunday at the home of J. R. Snodgrass and fam Hy. Mrs. E. T. Barker and family spent Sunday in McMinnville. Howard Strout and Don Wood man, of Portland spent Sunday visiting in this city. Quay Snodgrass visited Monday night at the home of his brother J. R. Snodgrass of this city. H. J. Richter was taken to the McMinnville hospital Sunday eve nmg ana on Aionaay morning ne underwent an operation for goitre. The Drs. E. H. and W. H. Baren drick performing the operation At last reports be was getting along nicely. Mrs. Tiffany has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. T. W. Dickey, the past week. J. W. Bridewell transacted bus Iness in the county seat Tuesday forenoon. Mrs. Clara Martin left Friday evening for Salem and Browns ville, where she will visit relatives She has rented her cottage here to Miss Bernlce Faley for the com ing school year. Mrs. Ivan Wood and daughter Helen are picking hops La the Magness hop yard at Wheatland Will Osborne and . family and Miss Edith Patterson were coast visitors Sunday. Miss Fannie Walker is confined to her home on account of ill ness. Miss Caroline Brown of Salem, visited her grandmother, Mrs Martha Brown last Sunday. Bud Forrest of Heppner, Ore., and Mrs. Thula Alhauser, of Los Angeles, Calif., visited at the S. W. Buffum and Ivan Wood homes, last week. These people are for mer Amity folks, and noticed quite a change since they lived here about 30 years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Laycock left Monday for their home in Minne sota after spending the winter here in Amity. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Torbet and son, returned Monday from a few days vacation trip In the moun tains near Cascadia, on the south fork of the Santiam river. Mr. Torbet is cashier of the local Am ity bank. Mr. and Mrs. Pulslfer and sons, Arnold and Leon, of McMinnville visited Sunday in this city at the L. G. Emerson home. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Jones re turned from their visit at the Mrs. Bergitta Mejsinger home in Independence. Mrs. Alquist and children, Clifford and Helen, of Portland, visited Sunday at the G. L. Emer son home. Mrs. H. S. Ellis and daughters of Bandon, Ore., spent the week end at the A. Rierson home and with other frienrlo I Yernon Ducbien la visiting in south Salem with his grandpar ents, Mr. and Mrs. Richardson. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stockwell, ot Shelton, Wash., are here on a visit at the home ot Mrs. Stock- well's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hen ry. Beulah Barner, of Alsea, left for her home after several days visit at the home ot her aunt, Miss Anna Kewby. Charley Richardson, of Wash ington, li here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Richardson. Mrs. Flora White and Miss Mil dred Harrison have been visiting with Mrs. White's brother, Del mer Harrison of Perrydale. Charley Burns of Raymond. Wash., is visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Burns of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Jamison, of Hol lywood, Calif., are visiting at the borne ot Mrs. Jamison's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lancefield. O O I Brush College o BRUSH COLLEGE, August 24 Mr. and Mrs. John Schindler of Brush College had as their bouse guests several days this week Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mftchel and Mr. and Mrs. Russel Shepard all ot Portland. Mr. Mltchel is Mrs. Scbindler's brother and Mr. Shepard la her cousin. David Stelner, son of . Mrs. Al Stelner, Is at home on a leave of absence from the navy. The young man arrived here Friday, July 26, and left Saturday, August 24. He joined the navy seven months ago and as this Is bis first leave of absence he has great ly enjoyed visiting at home aul with friends here and In Salem. Guaranteed Values Rickey RICKEY, August 24. Corwln C. Helnsjof Battery 249 coast ar tillery. Oregon National guard, left Wednesday for Camp Perry, Ohio, where he will enter the na tional rifle matches to be held there September 8 to September 16. Mr. and Mrs. Bodwin of San Francisco and Mr. and Mrs. M. Miller of Jacksonville, Fla., were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harrier. Mr. Bodwin is general manager f the western states for the Reld Murdoch Co. and Mr. Miller is general manager for Florida. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Humphreys were among those who attended the birthday party of Carl Race of Salem Tuesday evening. Mr. Race Is 84 years old. He is a G. A. R. Mr. and Mr. M. M. Magee and daughter Margaret and Hazel and Mr. and Mrs. Claude McCully of Aumsville, spent Sunday at Kes kowin. The community extend their sympathy to Mrs. W. J. Culver in her recent bereavement In the death of her husband. Mr. Culver was born and raised here and leaves many friends to mourn his loss. William Sheridan has purchas ed a Reo sedan. Threshing has been finished here. H. Sheridan threshed for T. Sauderback. Thursday and J. Mc Kenney threshed for R. Hoots Thursday and Friday. , Mrs. A. B. Richardson has pur chased a Chevrolet touring car. fa) fUl Jl NEW SPARTON' EQ U A SONNE MM SOI gpilHHIIIHII III I'tlffill 1 IFnnffimMiiiii? IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIHIIIHIIH,,, SPARTON Frank K. Harris has taken charge of t b e Reeves Baker Food Shop on Center street In Salem. Mrs. T. Wallace transacted busi ness in Salem Tuesday. O O Mountain View o MOUNTAIN VIEW, August 24 Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Chapman and son Sam drove to Breiten bush springs on Friday. Sam re turned home Friday evening but Mr. and Mrs. Chapman expect to remain at the springs about, three weeks. We hppe they may both return much improved in health. Mrs. John Ferguson and little son Junior returned Saturday to their home in Newport, following a vl6lt of several days duration with Mrs. Ferguson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. 0Moll. Mr. and Mrs. Ellie White of Longvlew, Wash., were guests of Mr. White's mother, Mrs. M. A. Schneller, Wednesday evening. Mrs?A. F. Kellogg of Sunny side spent Sunday with her par entsrMr. and Mrs. A. R. South wlck. Miss Jessie Wilson was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Walter Bush, over the week-end. Miss Wilson's home is in Chehalls, but she came here from Tillamook, where she has been for some time. She returned to ber home in Che halls on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. George White and daughter Thelma will move to Salem next week. Mr. White la city mall carrier for West Salem. The exterior of Andrew Ver cler's farm house is being dreseed up in a new coat of cream colored paint. ana to Face DrnmptBiPDaill "Radio's Richest Voice' i - Of Mill City MILL CITY, Aug. 24. M. J. Knerr and H. Stuhlman were re cent honored, guests at a surprise birthday party given by fellow members and wives of the local I. O. O. F. order. Both Mr. Knerr's ! and Mr. Stuhlman's birthdays oc- curred recently. After a pleasant evening of cards and dancing a delicious lunch was served by the ladies. Mrs. Clara Ellsworth, and fath er, Newton Lewis, and Jake Let tenmeler were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lewis of Aumevllle recently. Mrs. James Mizner and son Joe of Portland were recent business and pleasure visitors in Mill City. While here the were guests of Mrs. R. Galvin. The Mizners were resi dents of Mill City until last win ter when they moved to Portland where Joe Mizner is occupied as a physician. Mrs. W. W. Allen and three chil dren are spending a two weeks' vacation at Rockaway Beach. Mr. Allen accompanied them but re turned Tuesday to resumed his duties as doctor. The Hammond Lumber compa ny store employes have been busy unpacking and arranging the school books for the coming term of school. Both grade and high schools will open September 3 and a large enrollment ia expected. Mrs. George Sumpter and daughter Lois are spending a week's visit in Amity with rela tives. Miss Fred Smith returned re cently from a week's visit with friends in West Timber. M The Amazing New Sparton brings to the world CiwiT E ALU There is Old World romance in this magnificent new Sparton in strument . . . craftsmanship and beauty that never lose their charm. But, more than that, in its reception there is FACE-TO-FACE REALISM. "Radio's Richest Voice" with an intimate, PER SONAL quality that makes it living . . . captivating . . almost HUMAN. A delightful treat awaits you, for eye and ear alike. We invite you to listen see. llillllllllllllll! Onus 1 iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiP MDFO Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mason and daughter Dorothy Dean and Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Hill left Wed nesday for a vacation to the coast. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jackson and three children left for their home in Oakland, Calif., after a brief visit with Mr. Jackson's sister. Mrs. Art Rhoda. John Zeimer, fireman in the Hammond mill, left Wednesday noon for Portland where he will visit friends for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Potter and Mr. and Mrs. Louie Dawes were business visitors in Salem recent ly. Mrs. Kitty Smith who has been employed in a hospital in Eugene for some time returned to her home in Mill City recently. Miss Winnlfred Stone, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stone, returned to Mill City after a week's visit with her aunt, Mrs. Fannie Sandstrom of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Barker of Mill City left Wednesday morn ing for a two weeks vacation trip to the coast. They planned to attend the Red and White deal ers' convention In Portland. Mr. Baker is manager of the Red and White store here. Lloyd Dunni way, also an employee, accompan ied them as far as Portland to attend the convention. JklEXXOXTTES ELECT HUTCHINSON, Kas., Aug. 24 (AP) P. P. Wedel, Mound Ridge Kas., was re-elected presi dent of the general conference of the Mennonite church of North America here today. JV rr Ask for a Homo Demonstration SM V X 'a. 4 X