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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 25, 1929)
Af?K TEN The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon, Wednesday Morning, December 25, 1929 HOPEWELL TO STAG COM Fairview Community Club Players Will Appear December 28 HOPEWELL, Dec. 24. The Talnriew community club will give a eomlc play "Mix Well and Stir," Saturday evening. Pecember 28. TTie characters are: Phil Grant, DaTid OKe; Jane Grant, Phil's wife, Viola Puumola; Bryce Ken nedy Lowell Campbell; Lola Kennedy, Bryce's wife; Averil BanUari; Mr. Doak. Isaac Bant aarl; Mrs. Doak. Rose Wood; Joe Doak. Orra Kotka; Alice Wil liams, Viola Puuito; Joe, a bur jdar, Matt Puumola; Slick Dick, Joe's pal, John Katka; Miss Per kins, an old maid Hazel LOop. W. Peck and Mrs. W. A. Saye and Miss K. Merchant of Carlton are spending Christmas week at ,is home of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hleder. Mrs. E. Lynch has gone to Brownsville to spend Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Dissniore, Jlrs. E. Lynch, Mrs. Glen West mi. were Salem visitors Thursday. Andrew Kneedier of WhitSon, was a dinner guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charley WooJ Sun day. - fiiarlev Wood and daugh ter Lois, were Whiteson visitors Frank Yarnes of McMinnville Is spending Christmas week at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Ban ts ari. ST. I am i WOODBURN. Dec. 24 The sUters of the St. Benedict's school here presented their students in a delightful Christmas program, Sunday afternoon in the St. Lake's community hall. The program opened with a clever eskimo stunt by the junior feoys. AH the children, dressed in white suits, immerged from a small igloo into the open where, im the midst of a snow storm, they sang a song, at the conclu sion of which they assaulted the crowd with cotton snow-balls. This stnnt was followed by a chorus of boys from the senior di vision who whistled several songs and gave some readings. The jun ion girls put on an effective stunt as little cooks, doing a dance and singing a song. The senior girls, gowned in white robes, trimmed with., tinsel, formed impressive drill figures to nuiic. Oliver McClure gave an amusing reading. ''The Christmas Stocking." The senior girls sang a Christmas carol and the senior boys put . on a miracle play. "The Bethlehem Star," which portrayed the healing of the little crippled boy. Miss Clara $och, a student at Mt. Angel Normal Aca demy gave a reading, "The Book Agent" and a tableau portraying IB6 blrtn Of Christ rlnspri tho nrx. gram! -4- Silverton Community Club Enjoys Dr. Riley and Local . Orchestra in Yule Concert SILVERTON, Dec. 24 "I con gratulate Prof. Campbell and the Silverton community on its splen did orchestra." were the first words Dr. P. O. Riley of Hubbard spoke when he addressed the au dience attending the Silverton community orchestra concert giv en at the Methodist church Mon day night. "I wonder if Silverton realizes what she has here," he continued. 'I wish there were 2000 of her aitliens present tonight that I might tell them of the wonder ful talent they have in their midst." As a matter of fact the audi ence was comparatively small but it made up in appreciation what it lacked in number. Not only was the music greatly enjoyed but Dr. Riley's talk was much appre ciated. Dr. Riley particularly compli mented Miss Irene Morley, Sil verton's talented young violinist, speaking of her as a "real geni us." He also mentioned that the last selection which the late Gov ernor Patterson listened to while he was still able to be eat was played by Miss Morley at a pro gram at Hubbard. Dr. Riley spoke briefly oa com munity spirit and regreted the seeming "scarcity et real com munity spirit." He paid tribute to both Mayor Eastman , and George Hnbbs of Silverton for theia. wonderful community work. The community orchestra at Silverton deserves much credit for the entertainment it haa given music lovers here since its organi zation. No admission was charg ed and no collection taken dur ing the program Monday night. This was only one of the many times that the members of this orchestra has given Silverton their time. Hal L. Campbell is director and Miss Eugenia Rus sell is accompanist. ' Mr. Camp bell accompanied Bpecial numbers on Monday night's program. This program consisted of the fol lowing: Marche aux Flambeaux Scot son Clarke. Overture. The Sirdar Boil- dieu. Excerpt, Unfinished Symphony (1st movement) Schubert. Community orchestra. Flute Duet (a) Souvenir d' Bal-Goonod. and (b). Petit En- tact Carmen. Messrs. Eatchwell and Storruste. Intermezzo, In a Persian Mar ket, (by request) Ketelby. Suite Atlantis Safranek. Community orchestra. Piccolo Solo, The Lark De mare. Mr. 8. Schmidt. Selection. Victor Herbert's Fa vorites Herbert. March. Tuletlde Nassau. Community Orchestra. ATTENDANCE GOOD SILVERTON, Dec. 24. Both the Methodist and Christian churches were very well filled for their Christmas programs given Sunday evening and both pro grams were exceptionally well enjoyed. II HOMES EH GUESTS WACONDA, Dec. 24. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Goffln entertained at dinner Sunday ror Mr. and Mrs. Herbert McNulty and small son of Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sharff and children attended a family re union Sunday at the home of Mr. SharfTs parents, near Salem. Miss Lucile AspinwalL who at tends school in Salem Bpent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Piere AspinwalL An other student. Miss Constance Goffln returned to Sacred Heart Academy on Sunday evening. Mrs. R. J. Paquin of Seattle, Wash., is here to spend- the holi days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Lemery. Mrs. Pa quin, a graduate of Willamette university, will be entertained - tensiveiy oy ner many xrienos :.j and near Salem. Elmer Savage wa3 a guest re cently at the Goffiu home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haniif gan have made frequent trips to Portland lately to visit Georrc Schneider, a brother of Mrs. Hai negan. Mr. Schneider has been very 111 for some time and is now at St. Vincent's hospital, whre his mother is in constant attend ance. Mr. Schneider la a former resident of this place. ffiettg isvivt? WITH iAFETJ S' VALLEY hfOTOE and its entire staff of employees. May this be A Joyous Day for You and Yours.. 'alley Motor Co Corner Center and Chemeketa Tel. 1995 1 a - . ii Ta Onr laiy Patrons CHRISTMAS affords us the pleasant opportunity to ex press to you our. sincere appreciation of the friendly relations'we have had with you, during the past year. We hope you will enjoy a Merry Christmas Portland Electric Power Co. 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