The 03EGON STATESMAN, galea Orea, We&MBday Morning, April . 1930
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feunday Schools of Santiam
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Gathering
SILVERTON SONGS SUNG
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Mrs. Roy Morley Now Nationally Known
TWO HITS" WIN FAVOR
tfam district. -Bond ay school con-
(veation was 'held1 Sunday at the
lAumsviUe Christian church.
Glenn McCfenaan. who la presi
dent, led toe opening song service,
latter which classes were formed
f or the Sunday school hear. Then
She theme ef the day. "Personal
uResDonsibintx." vac discussed.
Those with one talent are as re
sponsible as eihjers with mere tal
ents, n was statea.
At the noon nour, lunch was
erved ia tile dining room ef the
"school building which Is across
the street Irom the church.
At 1:30 p m, the afternoon oes-
.felon opened with a song service
led by McdeMan Thornton. The
devotional service was led by Rer.
E. J. Gltotrap f Turner. It was
.followed hr a,' solo "Ninety and
Hide." bT Harold Whltcraft. Korth
'Bantiam Sun lay school was re
presented by a group or Kins iea
Jbv W. G. Aener in naming the
books of the Bible, tinging them
In verses.
Miss Josephine Gilstrau ef Tar
per Christian Sunday school gave
a solo.
The address of the day was gtv-
en by W. G. Asher with a rery
applicable lessen drawn from the
woman of Samaria, who left her
rater pots, te follow her master,
Ruth Brown of the Stayton
Baptist Sunday school gave a pi
ano solo.
Members ef Aumsville Bethel
fiundar school put on a playlet
lased on Charles SheldonB "In
II is Steps" which ended ia a
wholesome lesson.
Mis Wanlta Williams of Tur
jkt M. K. church gave a piano
fc'.lO.
Pleasant Toint Sunday school
m- represented on the program
In- three small boys who recited
scripture versed, after which a vo
cl solo was given by Miss Doro
thy Gutekunst.
Two Banners Awarded
MebaniH won the banner for
lugliest attendance during the
quarter and Pleasant point won
(he banner for best attendance at
tbe convention.
It was moved and carried that a
.banner be prepared and presented
at the end of the quarter to the
school which had learned the
greatest number of hcripture
verses during the quarter.
Iran I lad ley. Mrs. M. Martin
of Turner and Miss Taylor of
fUayton were placed on a com
mittee to see that a banner was
procured.
It was ordered that money be
tiken from the treasury for coun
Xf and state work.
The next convention- will be
held June 22 at North Santiam.
SILVERTON, April 8
The first copies ot Tn Ap
ple Blossom Time," and
"Where is the Barefoot
Boy," composed by Gertrude
Estelle Morley, appeared at
Silverton Monday of this
week and are In display In
the Olsen Parmacy windows.
Mrs. Morleys songs were
first sung in public last
spring at Music Week pro
grams at Silverton. At that
time they proved very popu
lar with the Silverton audi
ences. Since then , they hairs
been published by the Frank
Harding company of New
York and have now made
their appearance on the Sil
verton market. They are in
Burger Makes
jightly Area
Of His Tract
time for the National Musle
week, which will also be ob
served at Silverton again
this year.
George Estelle Morley is
. a local composer. In private
life she is Mrs. Roy Morley ot
Silverton.
HaPEWELL. April 8 The
Advent orchestra played at noon
for the Amity commercial club.
. The prune orehards aronnd the
communities are beautifully in
bloom.
Fairview grade school baseball
team won from Amity grade
isehool team 18 to 14, Friday af
ternoon at Amity.
All the eighth grade pupils of
Grand Island. Unlonvale. Wheat
land, Hopewell and Fairview
schools held a party at the Hops
well school house Friday evening.
It Is reported that P. E. HOld-
ridge is ill.
FOR GLEEC1M
Mrs. England Directs High
School Choruses at
Aumsville
MACLEAT. April t A very
large erowd including Shaw. Mac
leay and Rickey people attended
the Glee club eenoert given at
Aumsrille Monday with Mrs. Ella
A. England as director A supper
was also served by the Aumsville
women at 6:30.
Adolph Hensel had the misfor
tune of breaking three of his
wheels Sunday while motoring in
Salem. No one was badly Hurt.
Among those who attended the
Aumsville high school who were
absent last week were: Marie Hls
el. Mabel Sherman, Yvonne Pick
ell. Arlene Booek and Helen Sher
man. Mr. Robertson was quite ill the
last few days.
John Propeal gave several num
ber! on the saxophone Monday at
FlantComlbv!
WeU$ Dojwoods
Say It It Season
HAZEL GREEN, April 6.
The dogwoods stre in
bloom. Has th talk of IS
inearths te rear hurried
Mother Nature? An old rale
Is, when the dogwoods are
white, plant corn, there win
be warm weather.
ths glee slab eoncert held at the
Aumsville high school.
Anne Engbrecht was the guest
of Mazyne Dalrymple Sunday.
Edna and Edwin Hensel were
absent from school Monday. They
attend the Macleay school.
BLUE BI
DALLAS WOMAN SIXGS
DALLAS. April 8 Mrs. Ma
rie Kem of Dallas, will sing over
KOAC, Thursday afternoon, Ap
ril 10 at 3:20 p.m. daring the
home warden hour which Is broad
cast at that time. Mrs. Kem re
cently passed a successful audi
tion at CorvaUis and her friends
will be interested in hearing uer
first radio program on Thursday.
HSSFUFFSIfl
HAZEL GREEN. April 8
Charlotte Van Cleave was hos
tess to the school sewing club, ths
Blue Birds, Thursday afternoon.
During March they darned stock
ings. A program was given, piano
solos by Hazel Woelke. Charlotte
Van Cleave, Symio Mlo, vocal
Dorothy Huftord. a recitation,
June Dunnigan.
The club will make aprons this
month. A meeting is planned for
Saturday afternoon at Mrs. Gil
berts, to work on some unfinish
ed tasks.
Tha members present: Haxel
Woelke. Luci:e Dunntgan, Edna
Rutherford. Dorothy Hufford, Ina
Zellnskt, June Dunnigan. Ruth
Montandon. Symio Mk, Eml Ya
da, Charlotte Van Cleave. Mrs.
Ralph Gilbert 1 leader.
Mrs. C A. Van Cleave served
refreshments. The beys ball team
will play Aumsville team Friday.
The girls ball team will play
Chemawa thta Friday an horn
Held.
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Zellnskl and
children Leuls,i Quia ten, Helen,
visited Mrs. Zellnski'a relatives at
Stayton on Sunday.
Mrs. Hilda Koehler of West Sa
lem is visiting- father W. P. Wil
liamson this week.
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Hopewell Sends
Boys to Older
Group Conclave
HOPEWELL, April 8 Clifford
Stephens, Morris Versteeg, Den
se! Wilson, and Leland Bosshtrdtt
attended the Older Boys' confer
ence in Salem Friday and Satur
day. Mrs. Howard Stephens attend
ed a luncheon given at the home
of Mrs. H. Torbitt at Amity Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dissmore
and family of Portland spent the
week-end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. G. R. Dissmore.
Mr. and Mrs. Pursey Varney of
Salem spent Thursday visiting at
the home ef Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Alison. They are on their way to
California.
MACLEAY. April 8. Farmers
around Macleay are rejoicing ever
the rain wuich the bills needed.
The friend of Mrs. Will Fare
will be. glad to know that she U
mueh better than she has been for
some time. .
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Willsoa re
cently had the misfortune to lose
one of their fine cows.
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Strawn have
500 baby chicks which they pur
chased last veek.
Mrs. Oscar Chapman who near
ly broke her knee some time agV
is still unable to walk.
ATTENDS SESSION
DALLAS, April 8 R. R. Tur
ner, city school superintendent,
and president ot the Oregon state
teachers association, left for Spo
kane, Tuesday evening, where ho
will address a meeting of the la
land Empire Teachers association
meeting there this week. Mr.
'r-'-ner expects to return by Friday.
MICKEY MOUSE
'A Rolling Stone Gathers No Moss1
By IWERKS
SALEM HEIGHTS, April 8
Dr. Fred Burger who purchased
a rive acre tract from the Salem
Heights school board, known as
the quarry site, is erecting a
email bungalow on the property.
The doctor has steadily been im
proving it since he bought it.
One corner of the property has
a natural spring and lake, which
he has stocked with trout. This
depression will be rocked and
made into a sunken garden. In a
year or two he is intending to
build a larger home and will make
his tract one of the beauty spots
near Salem.
Harvey Fasching 1b building an
addition to his home on Ewald
avenue and is making other im
provements on his acreage.
Mrs. C. M. Robinson who has
been confined to her bed on ac
count of illness is now able to sit
up and is much better.
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SALEM GIRL PLEDGED
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON.
E'jgene, April 8 (Special) Ed
Prescott. of Salem, was re
cently pledged to Kappa Delta, so
rial sorority. Miss Prescott is
freshman Msjering in art.
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TURNER. April 6. Mr. and
Mrs. H. S. Bond entertained Fri
day evening for members of the
club, called "Miss Pope's School."
Mrs. R. Lee Theissen read an orig
inal poem, giving the history of I
the club and its members.
Mrs. E. C. Bear gave a book
review on "The Cabin of Trails
End" by Sheba Hargraves. which
rives the historical setting of I
Oregon City. L. D. Roberts gave
several original humorous rhymes.
Plans were made for the next
meeting. May 2. If the weather
nermits a lawn social will be
held.
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. R. Lee Theissen, Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Cox. Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Bear, Mrs. Prather, Mr. and Mrs.
L. D. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. IL S.
Bond.
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