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-o Waconda i WACONDA. Dee. 21 Mr. and lira. George "Lemery entertained at dinner Wednesday night In honor of thir sons, Fred Lemery and Dr. Wilson Lemery, who left Thursday for New Orleans. Covers were laid for the honor guests, Fred Lemery, and Doctor Wilson Lemery, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fel ton and children, Duane and Velle and for the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. George Lemery. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coffin were hosts at dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Ottoway and family of Aurora. Mr. and Mrs. Perle Patterson were Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. Patterson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Russell of South Bottom. Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Loron had as their guests recently. Mr. end - Mrs. Henry Rasmussen and small daughter of Silverton. Misi Gladys Brown has an nounced the date of her school program for Christmas as being Saturday. December 21. The Bible class held its regular ' meeting last Saturday afternoon at the George Lemery home. Gorge Brown has been elected presidnt and Britt Aspinwall. secretary-treasurer. These attending the class were Mr. and Mrs. Britt Aspinwall. Mr. and Mrs. George Lemery, Mr and Mrs. M. Sahli and Mr and-Mrs. George Brown. Dogs have been killing sheep In this community. As a result two dogs have been killed. A shooting match was held Sunday at the Joe Warnier home WACONDA, Dec. 21 Dr. Wil son Lemery of Taccma, Wash., eon of Mr. and Mrs. George Lemery of Waconda, left Thurs day for an extended trip to New Orleans . where ho will take a course of study in eye, ear, nose and throat diseases. He was ac companied by his brother. Fred Lemery, who is a graduate of Salem high school and who at tended O. A. C, at Corvallis last year. Word has been received that they are enjoying their motor trip in spite of the heavy rains. They waited three hours once while workmen completed a bridge that had been washed out. After six weeks at St. Vincent's hospital in Portland, Ray Jonea has sufficiently recovered from a major operation to return to his home. Frank Felton aiyl George Lemery made a trip to the coast this week. Among those reported to re turn home for the holidays are. Miss Francis Lemery, n student r the Univc-sity of Wash., and Mrs. R. J. Paquln of Seattle, who will be guests at the home of their parents, - Mr. and Mrs. George Lemery, and Miss Con stance Goffin. a Junior at Sacred Heart academy In Salem. Miss Coffin will Tisit her grandmother Mrs. E. M. Massey In Portland before returning to school. Friends of Mrs. J. C. Savage will be eorry to bear that she Is not improving In health, but has suffered a relapse. -o I Hubbard HUBBARD, Dec. 21.-A group fit Rebekahs gathered at the home Jtt Urav Ellen Carl Wednesday to Christmas cheer baskets. The 9 also made up-the Christmas s lq. be sent to the Odd Fel i,bome at- Portland. Those "Veseat?were Mrs. Caroline Smol nlsky .-Mrs. Edith Painter Mrs. Winnie Brown, Mrs. Bertha Ains worth, Miss Frances Weaver, Mrs. Ada Ott. Mrs. Esther Moon. Mrs. Nettie Sails, Ms. Ave Malone, Mrs. Elisabeth Grimm, Mrs. Mae Pulley sod Mrs. Wilma Leffler. Mr. and Mrs. Myron King and small son of Sacramento, Cat., ar rived at the Thompson hotel Wed nesday where they will be holiday guests of Mrs. King's mother and brother, Mrs. Lucy Thompson and Frank Thompson. ; Mr. and Mrs. W. McMannis and small daughter. Trees, left for -Roseburg Friday morning. They will remain at the-trome of Mrs. McMannis' parents, Mr. and Mrs. ' V. Bounds, until Mr. McMannis is fully recovered from a recent ill ness.' The local depot is In charge of J. Klycik during the absence of McMannis who is agent ' Mrs. Mattle Crocker visited a friend, Mrs. J. L. Stauffer, who is III, at her home In Silverton Tues day. i Mr. and Mrs. Clark Ainsworth of Kerry, Ore., are guests at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ainsworth. .The Ainsworth families were Portland Christmas shoppers Thursday. . The senior girls. Miss Helen Knight, Mis Agatha Voget, Miss Hasel Ingalls, Miss Geraldine Carlton, Miss Hazel Moore, Miss Tava Morgan, and Miss Marion Carlson, accompanied by Miss Ma rie de Lespinasse and Miss Doro thy Scholl and Mrs. Adeline Fields, English teacher, all of the Hubbard high school, motored to Portland to see "Macbeth" which 'was presented at the auditorium. : The senior class Is beginning -a study of the classics In English. " Thursday afternoon the second grade . wss dismissed and Miss Berryl Blooser, the teacher, went to Salem to conult an eye spe- - rial 1st.- Miss Blosser returned to school with a bandaged left eye. Gervais - GERVAIS, December; 21 A. Plennard, who has been ill for some time,7 went to Portland Sat urday, where he Is receiving ' treatment ,i . ,; ; ; A. Patterson or Payette, Idaho. .-HVisltlng the Al Kostenboarder j Xalaily -and ' other -relatives . and i friends here and at Woodbnrn... Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn and small daughter and Mr. and Mrs. - Peter. Stokx nd daughter Poro - thy wera In" Portland '-jSundayv i Chas. Leith and wife-of Gresh am called . Monday to see his fa ther, T. H. Leith. while in this ' community to attend the fnneral f the . late Dr. J." L. . Shorey "of Woodburn.' . rr " v ' Mrs. Leslie Colby Is assisting at the postoffice during the holi day rush. Mrs. Joe Rents underwent a ton sil operation Wednesday morn ing. Dr. H. A. Dowd done the work at his office. Phyllis Isham of Lake Labish is ill with pneumonia. Howard Seeley, who is In the U. S. Navy and stationed at Saa Diego, is at the home of his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Seeley on a short furlough. F. B. Turner of Portland spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Sum ner Stevens and daughters, lone and Doris Turner. Mrs. M. D. Henning was a Port land visitor Tuesday. The cpmmunity Christmas tree was lighted Saturday night .and will be every night through the holiday season the juice being do nated by the 'P. E. P. company. The Christmas entertainment will be given at the city hall Friday evening and every child attend ing will be given a treat. Dona tions for the tree and treats have now gone above SI 00. Marion MARION. December 21 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fennell and son Delbert of Lebanon were among the visitors at the community club Tuesday evening. Albert Mitsner Is home from the logging camp on a visit over the holldaysr- Hubert Bane who received a very bad injury to his right eye by being struck in that member with a flying chip last week is getting along very nicely, and while his eye is in very bad con dition yet, it is believed that he will recover full use of it. Orvil Doerfler and J. A. Doer fler t ran sr. ' :d business in Salem Monday. Arrangements are fast nearing completion for the community Christmas tree to be held In the W.O.W. hall Christmas eve. The community tree is being sponsor ed by the Marion community club. Mr. A. F. J. Lafky. Lee Smith and Hubert Daue are in charge of all arrangements and a true Christ mas evening with Christmas spirit may be looked forward to. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Briggs vis ited at the Lee Smith home Tues day, leaving for Portland Wed nesday morning. Marlon Is becoming quite popu lated with gas stations, it having three now with a fourth one in course of construction, also we are to have another confectionery store and light lunch counter. We are progressing. Woodburn WOODBURN. Dec. 21 The sisters of the St. Benedict's school will present their pupils in a Christmas program in the St Luke's community hall 2:30 Sun day afternoon. -. The program" -will consist of music, both vocal and instru mental, and readings. Mrs. S. A. Galbraith of Oak land, California is visiting her daughter and family, Mrs. Ger trude Shorey. Esther Tucker, Pauline Live- say, Alvina Breithaupt, John Nel son. Robert Wilson, and Earl Parks were among a party of stu dents from Willamette university who motored to Woodburn Tues day evening to attend the Wo man's elub 'play at the high school. The Howitzer company are sponsoring a big dance in the newly-remodeled, armory Christ mas night, with music by the Sunnyside Serenaders, an orches tra from Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Allen J. Miller are visiting at the home of Mr. Miller's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Miller of near here. Mr. Miller has been in the east for some time where he has gained considerable success in the en gineering field. Mr. and Mrs. S. Brune left Wednesday tor an extended visit with their son and daughter-life law, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Burne of Palo Alto. California. ABILITY The ability to setvenell is more than 11k desire itebornofexberierce am manifested bu the e ..I a pressionol - -o I Shaw SHAW, December 21 Joe Schmitz, who underwent a major operation in a Salem hospital re turned home, and Is nowjmprov tng In health. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hortscb motored -to ML Angel one day this week. A number of people of this vi cinity ttended the bsketball game at Aumaville Friday evening. - Alb in a Schneider Is employed in Salem. Many people attended the tur key shoot held at- Shaw Sunday. Turkeys, geese and ducks were the prizes offered. Afterwards a lunch was served at the Lloyd Keene farm. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sherman and children were the honored guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chaav Fisher at Stayton, Sunday. Those who took part la the Sen ior play. "A Prairie Rose" are: John Prospal, AdefB Amort, Yvonne Pickel, Mabel Sherman and Bernard Lebold. This play, was given at . Salem Saturday. Some that did not get to see the play at Aumsville went to Salem to see It. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scofield of Salem visited at the Larson home one day this week. The Waldo Hill club met at the home of Mrs. Ivan Putman .Thurs day. Edward Amort and Frank Mas ser motored to Oregon City Sat urday. The beacon light is now under construction on the Frank Schnei der place. The Shaw public school is giv ing a program Thursday evening. The first half of the program will consist of songs, recitations and instrumental music. Afterwards the pupiU are giving a play call ed "Queen Christmas." Ernest Roock of Shaw celebrat ed his 42nd birthday Thursday. Alfred Fieber, who attended the. snaw nigh school enrolled at the Aumsville high school Thursday. Re Is a sophomore. ' O o Central Howell CENTRAL HOWELL, Dec. 21. The school board has had the roof of the old hall patched to allow the children' to use it as a play room. The school program which the teachers are planning will be giv en Monday evening. The Christ mas treat for the children will be given out at that time. W. Desart, who has been very 111 is able to be up and around now. There Is to be a meeting tonight to assign the parts in play to be given some time in January. Mabel Wernesr is working at Shipley's store In Salem during the Christmas rush. . Mrs. Fred Falk, whose home Is at Halsey has been visiting this I week with the John Lauder back sad John Tweed families. Mrs. Tweed and Mrs. Falk vent to Portland Wednesday to bring Aileen home with them for a day's visit. Mrs, Walter Haverson is spend ing a few days at Corvallis visit ing friends. Amity AMITY, Dec. 21. Lawrence Massey and Raymond Wood, two of the Amity high's first team basketball men, attended the Multnomah dub vs. Oregon Uni versity game Saturday in Port land. Charlie Tiffany of Montana spent several days visiting at the home of his sister, Mrs. Walter Dickey. His son, Lewis Tiffany, is making his home with his aunt and is attending Llnfield college In McMlnnville. Miss Betty Lou Finn and Flor ence Snodgrass spent Thursday evening in McMlnnvalle. Emmett Mitchell, who Is at tending Oregon State college spent Thursday evening visiting at the high school. The road leading to the Olinger saw mill near Amity Is being graveled. tbetieaubful J. R. Snodgrass and the Misses Helen and Clara Kama were Me MinnriUe shoppers on Tuesday of last week. . Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Miller spent Sunday in Salem. Donsey L. Miller of Portland spent the weekend at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ' L. M. Miller. John Zaller and J. R. Snodgrass were Salem business visitors on Wednesday. Mrs. Kenneth Campbell spent Monday in Salem where her moth er is in the hospital. Miss Beatrice Hawley and Dor othy Kirkwood spent Thursday visiting the high school. They are attending the Oregon State college at Corvallis. The nut cracking crew that has been working at the Osborne dry er, finished with thier work on Thursday, December 19. X EVERYONE WOULD ENJOY AN'AtWATER KENT RADIO v O- I -o I Turner TURNER, December II Wal do Riches is home from Mon mouth Normal for a two weeks holiday. Ira Pearce who has made his home In Turner for about 25 years, has gone to live at the Masonic home at Forest Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Tucker of Salem visited at the parental Mc Gay home Thursday. Prof. J. R. Cox and wife gave up their proposed trip to eastern Oregon. They will spend the hol idays with relatives at Oregon City and at Jefferson and pos sibly take a trip to Alsea. School will open Dec. 30. Miss Frankie Porter of Turner and Jack Burks, recently from 1 One 11 ' l FOR THE LIVING ROOM j I (mm rw m-m m ' m a m Boston, Mass., wars married Mon day. Mrs. D. B. Parks, teacher -of the Junior high room, was detain ed at home Tuesday on account of the illness' of her small soa Ar thur. Mrs. S. A. Riches was sub stitute teacher for the day. C O I Kingwood I - o KINGWOOD, Dee. 11. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Compton arrived last week from Springfield, Mo., and are guests of their son and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. G. Compton. They expect to stay some time in Oregon. Guests of T. P. MaDill, over the week-end, were his two daughters, Mrs. Erma Bruce of Gervais, and Mrs. Beulab Fisher of Auburn. Mrs. Fisher has taught the Auburn school for several consecutive FOR THE LIVING ROOM A Davenport and Chair in new, beautiful tapestries, velours or mohairs, all moderately priced. Occasional chairs in new and attractive cover ings $11.35 to $45.00. Comfortable Cogswell Chairs in many cover ings $39.50. A DIJMING ROOM SUITE For the Christmas dinner you will find just the suite you have been wanting at prices that you can afford. FOR THE BED ROOM See our selection - just the suite you want is here. Bed - dresser - chiffonier, in decorated green or decorated grey, only $69.00. DONT FORGET THE CHRISTMAS SPECIAL ON THE MONARCH JELECTRIC RANGE FOR THE KITCHEN. YOUR HOME SHOULD COME FIRST AT CHRISTMAS. oi7rr urn 340 Court St. terms and Mrs.) Bruce teaches near Gervais. Both laaies uvea during their girlhood. E. W. Emmett Is home from Portland where he spent several weeks In the Veterans hospital. While there ne was treated for injuries received last summer in a fall from a cherry tree. He is now able to walk without cratches. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Smith now have a radio in their home. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Finley were Mr. and Mrs. John May and children, Lee, Dan and Ruby, of the Keise neighborhood. Mr. May Is employed on the A. F. Beardsley fruit farm. The May family came from Illinois last summer and expect to make their home in Oregon. Mr. May lived here a rood many years ago. He is a brother of Mrs. Finley. Mrs. Theodore Bernard is suf ALL DELIVERIES MADE : BEFORE CHRISTBIAS fering from a rery severe cold. complicated by an attack of asthma. - - . Charles Ruge, city engineer ol West Salem, is supervising the construction of a stone culvert on Cascade drive. ' O North Santiam o 1 o NORTH SANTIAM, Dec. 21 Elton Bond Has returned from Asotin. Wash., where he hss been employed for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oglesbee and son Gail of Albany were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. McClennan Sunday. Sam Hinkle is reported quite ill at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Higgins spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Browning. t - -----
