i
; STOCKS llHRii;.
V - ' IIIIWIUUIi
x nirr pi nor liiniim
l 11100
JW YORK." Dec. 23- (AP)
Tna stock market had trouble
deciding which way to go today,
but -finally caught the Christmas
spirit and cloaed slightly higher
tier a session of wide Irregular
ity, Trading was attire, la Yiew
ot the holiday's nearness and
ales toUled 2.543.18S shares.
Three dlstince selling more
menu were disposed oL The sec
ond, COminr Inst hefrir.
UUI
ULUd
waa the severest, but the subse
quent xally was also the best ot
the day. That recovery saw a
number of stocks up 1 to S
joints, only to lose their sains
when pressure' was reapplied la
the middle ot the afternoon. The
market again rallied at the close
nowerex, when many of the rails
were strong. Pivotal Industrials
were slightly changed.
The day's moremtnt in stock
prices was broad. The- last flurry
of Belling, quickly checked, co
incided with the dosing of a
amatl ifew York "back that had
bo connection with the financial
district, but the shorts who sold
on that news had to be content
srith a small turn. V. 8. Steel.
.American Can. 'Westing-house
and other favorites moved In a
, range of S points or more and
closed firm. American, Telephone
traveled a 4 point path, finishing
1V4 higher. Auburn Auto's ten
point more was exceptional. It
gained about 2 points net.
' Thw stronger rails included At
chison, up S, New York Central,
up 4. Nickel Plate up S. and
Pennsylvania. Baltimore- and
Ohio and Illinois Central, -up 1
to 2.
COI HITS FRESH
CHICAGO, Dec 23 (AP)
Upturns in grain values formed
the rule most of the time today,
tut corn toward the last backslid
to fresh bottom levels. Influen
ced by profit-taking, old May
corn dropped to 48 5-8 cents per
bushel, -outdoing the seasons
previous low. Earlier, corn had
scored brisk gains owing largely
to curtailment of receipts, with
wheat advancing aa a result of
unlooked for rallies In Liverpool
quotations and. because of j offi
cial statement that domestic old
crop wheat prices would be main
tained and at perhaps higher fig
ures. Wheat closed unsettled, 3-8-7-8
cents per bushel above yester
day corn. 1-8-1 cent dozen; oats
unchanged to cent oft.
Fox Valley Kids
Know Just When
Christmas Comes
LYONS. Dec 23. The program
given at For Valley school house
Friday eveninx was well attend
ed and exhibited a splendid vol
ume of talent on the part of stu
dents and teachers of the district,
as well as the good musical num
bers , rendered by a local four
piece orchestra, ot which Mrs.
Ralph Trask Is pianist. Mrs. Law
rence Trask and Mr. Crook, vio
linists and guitar.
Mr. and Mrs. . Fred Ellsworth
and son Verl of Portland are here
Ylsiting Mrs. Ellsworth's parents
over the holidays.
Frank Berry of Mill City was a
Lyons caller Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Schu
macher of Mill City were Monday
callers at the J. H. Johnston home.
Radio
fi
FIBUR
Programs
WdBMar. Daeoetar S
KOLN 40 K. rrtlma4
:00 KOIN's elock.
T:0O Orsa. , ,
t:e -Early Birfe. .
S:00 'oily PhL
p. , Tiaakcra. 1
rmilna JVelea.
f : - 4!aas.
-"1S, Gaorgv Harm au,
, ' iatrmatianal Kites.
8talie eovaltiaa.
12 :fX) Orebeitra.
1 rOO HtfKu of taa Air.
S:S0 Havaiiaa atarUieaca.
S:i Oaekao date.
S:1S Wwpapr.
S:lie-Seraiak a tK Air.
h :0 Kid' lnb
" S:0 CBS. rt Vraisat.
jf, :xo Oui Maoda.
1 rOeOrsa. '
T:0 Hawariaa prarcaau
S :O0 DL.BS. Daml Taaaa Baviaw; - .
S:S9 Hevalty. .- '.
:4S Taa WaaUrsara.
S :ee Syatpaaaia areaaitra.
:0 Ovaaaatra.
10:0e Oiler. '
10 :15 Orctra.
10:30 KOIN'a Kraiy Kapaj.
i;:00-l:OO Merry-Oa-Kaua.
. KaX lite Ke.-rarUa4
S:45 rarm flaiaaa. , :.l ..
1:09 Whif Wliar. - ,
T:15 Meralag 8rd
l:45r-ramny AKr
-15 Orcaa eoaeart. JHaS.
a oo BUrt ".'',m
:4S ":45 epaelai." - -
10:00 J1 EVB' VB1
10:0 Ra4ia Boy
st:eeMaalow Lark ercheatra. UBS.
HrlS Baar Bf- . .
IslooZ-Waalbar ud m kunetla.
J,IUppy Hour Girl wcharira.
. 1:05 Oasavs Browa aoprtae. KB 9.
5;,S Doatal laetara. NBS.
X:44 Baa'a BhyUai aUrwa. ,
11 Mitiatara aaatlaaj, NBS. v
I s :so Ofltae eoacart KES
. a KH) Rnlala rnB. blaat lnrr, XBg.
jj Betty Aro", wraae. hBS.
, a:30Nawa. KBS. -
S:4A Taa Tia Talaa. VBS.
:0e Orcaa easeert, KB3. .
S:O0 eilen. . .. "
S He PiUr VaJoila. KBS. t -
'TaonarriH eyatpkaay "
ilsoDa-ki'a KaapaJitaa. KBS-
loKK Baaahtna rC" Ba
llO Via Mayera' arcktra. KBS.
llloO-SrfW BaTaUara.
BW 20 Xa. FartlanA 1 .
4:45 Darotioaal arvioa.
-t:SO Start af tfca Ty. acC
S:O0 Happy Tima, ftBO.
(O NBO. .
e:i5 Ooakiajr o1
S:0 Betty Croaker, WO. .
10 :00 Meraiag Glartea, niw. f . . . ,
l . f :
BUTTER, EGGS HOLD T((Ljm
POULTRY AI GEESE GO UP 5 X3ENTS
No Shortage Turkeys
Is Predicted in
Oregon '
" PORTI-ANDi Dee. 2 J (API
Turkeys have been arriving in
the Portland market since the be
ginning of the week In sufficient
Tolumefor the Christmas trade
and dealers are predicting no last
7 . ' -prices to producers
i . Diras opened steady at
way excepting a few
instances tn which mMM
TOpald to Oil special orders.
wm xobi ana No. a stock were
Quoted from to 2 & cents.
Geese were - getting their us
ual good Christmas demand at 20
to 22 cents fer best quality
birds, about f cents up for holi-
y oonna. ! ; .
:, Wholesale butter and egg quo
tations were unchanged. Eg
dealers reported a good trade but
the butter market raled no more
than steady, with trading limited.
LI
FpBTXAXp. Ore, .De. tS (AP)
Pr4e axe Van re. aet prte: batter, ex
tree $H staajUrda St; arret ftrata SO;
tint ft. : freak eatrae SO; frnk
audi 1. ,
Fruits, 1 Vegetables
Twak frmlt araasaa, avla, paek4,
: - jmaakle atok. 20(f?S.OO;
papelnrit. rVriU. Anxoaa,
3.2i; limea, t-m. eartoa. 3.50; kaaa
aaa. ee te.
JLeaiana California. tS0S.TS.
Cabaaca-eeal. Klt1k.
Cwiaihaia halkawaa. tl.Ml.B5.
rstaa Orirta Iaakatea, fl.se; lo
el..fim.; KlamaU u, fLS; Ta
klaa. tldlO eaat.L
Oaiaaa eallias priea ta rataUm: Ora
( Ira4. TtS9e.
Artiekakee Califaraia, f 1.15Q 1.50
Act.
SpUach lotat. 1ifiSr.
Craaaarria aatera 117.30(18.
Haeklabarriaa faaey, 11 Q lie lb.
Mctana Cataka. Sa lb.
Graeea emperor. S7e lb.; ICalaf,
$1.25 crate.-.
Celery aay, 6075r per dosen.
Pepper beU sreen TQ8e lb.
Street etataaa PaUforaia, SH4e
per lb.: aaaUra ft baafceL
CaaUflower Orece 75S1 erata.
Baaaa Califaraia. 18O20e lb.
raaa. CaMtraia. 14Q15e.
GrUe new. S910e.
Tooiatoea bAtbonae. S4.8O04.83
rrate; Califemia. $3.50 tn?. repacked:
Mericaa. $t.TS lug. repacked.
Dressed Poultry
PORTLAND. Ore, Dee. IS fAP
Dreeaed poultry aelling priea t retail
er: tvrkrya, pear -to (dm, IJdJlc;
docks, 23&2Se: ree&e. 2022e lb.
Nuts. Hay and Hops
PORTLAffD. Bee. C3 CAP)
Nwt walaata Califaraia new Jfo. 1.
21 e; abnaada. 140; pnnsti. U
iz: peeaaa. X7Gf50e: filberts.
24c.
Hay waalaaala eoTtar Briee. de
!rrred Partland. eastara Orairoa tiraa
thr. S21.S0O23: da Taller. 19.50 :
alfalfa. Sl8.O(91.0O: claeer. SIS; eat
hay. Sl: straw. S?geS tea; setlias prieea
SI ta 2
Hap 130 trap. 1S17.
PortlantJ Grain
PORTLAND. ; Ore, Dee. 23 (AF)
Wkeat taturea:
- . Open TEk Iw I-lost
May SS 6
Dee. SS SS SS S
Caab saarkata: wheat : bis Boad btna-
steai .TS; soft wbite. weatera whit. e:
bard wiatr. eertbera veiag, western
d .es.
Oat:. 1 1 IV white S4L50.
Cera: Ve. S K. T. ebineaeat 19.50.
Milbwat staadard 17.50.
Portland Livestock
rvnnjsn wre. -
Cattle 05. rain IS; atear aad aba-steek
stroBf t SSe birber. Steer SSO-llOO Ihm.
road S.S0vt.OO; saediDai T.5e49S.50.
Steers SOO-1100 Ibs gaed S.609.0O.
Vadium 1.S9&H.&0: eomniea 6.15(9
7.60. 8teer lieO-lSOO lb., coed 8.15
OS.7S: BMtdiaai 7.5S0S.t5; beifar
550-R.Se Tba. seed 75 7. 75: atdiwai
rnad e.eeQS.50. Ceaaiea aad aaedieai
- - . . . A
4.30 .). ijw caner ana cir .u
04.50. Balls Xyaaruns eseiae) b.oo
95.7S; eatter. common aad medium S.50
d&.OO. Teators. milk .fad. 10.000
11.00; aseSmai B.o (itiv.ov; enn ana
8.00 10.00; raa.oB aad modium 4.50
nm 49 S. laelutiiLr 77 aa eoBtraet:
avotabty ateady.
(Soft er aily bore aad raastinf Tir
exeladed). Ufht licbU 140 lbtu. $3.25
STV.!V. Lil;BS wrksui w . o'- ivwk. -
fir SO: Uffbt weifbt lBO-tOO ns.. 9.15 C
WS.ier anrdtnss weirbt M0-S5O lb, S.OO
Gf .OO; ker ereicbt S90-S50 Ha. .T.0e
diam and goad 8,7157.50. Peeier and
stocker 'Ice f70-l0 lbs, rd aad
8bae . talk Jar twady.
median KX0&.B9: n araicbt. eetamea
. v a r AA.11A
eo-lte lb, dlBi te ble. S.254
S P: ewa AZO-iac.D.. aseana o woir.
sloeS.se. AJl weisbta. ena aad oo-
Portlahfi Produce
PORTIATO. Ore Dee. 2$ (AP
Milk raw milk (4 ear eeat. SS.lOCv
S SO ret delirered Pert Taa d les 1 ar
eeat: srade O aHlk. $1.70. Batterfst de
llTeTad la Partlaad. , SO.
. raaltry sseee S bisber. (Boins
twinil Alive, beary bene ewer 4& Iba
17(91; edtasa Aeaa, H 4 -b.
lSQ14e: Hjrbt . t0: almas.-1' O
ISe; Pek.a daek. 4 lb, sad Tr, 170
lSe; tarkeya. K. t. lie; sees. S0
2Potaw V. 1 sradad. 1.75e3J0;
!Te. lJ5sl.SO.
10 :15 Vary Bab llsrtia. K&C
10:3O ktacasina at taa air, KBu.
11:A Orraa aad pi ait.
1S:00 Obristamaa proa-rat". KBO.
ISrStt KraaJar Star. KBC.
l:0O Tewa eriar .
S:l$ Breea aad de Se, KBC
t:d A-aetiea brids. . . ..
S He WanaiaStea. tra aelebratioa,
KBO. . . - v
S :0 T--Bsar. - -4:09
Bis Sea ta ada.
4 :05 Tea-timer. .
'4:SO P Coak. KP.0. .
4:4 Cnekety COaek. ;
5:00 CbiMrea'a kwar. . -.
.aa i K:.t . llr ataata. KBC.
I SO OHvs PsJmer. PbbI OUrer NBO.
f:nn rtMtlaad Bie, SBC "
S:06 IfBa :
S:SO Aady, XBC. - -
S:4C aWriaw. STB0.
e15 kfatodiata. ,
0:30 Ptaaaar beer. NbO. '
10:S Ckriataus wttb Diekaa.
H :0 Dwib Jebaaaa'a arabeatr.
1 1 : tO-M : 15 Obristataa earels.
' ' KOA0 S5S
lt:O0 Varsa
IS ;45 Oigat
1:40 btaMaae.
- AA V aaIa . a tie
General
Markets
:- . ,.; The OREGON STATESMAN, Salest, Orttron. Wednesday EIo PACE SSVPJ
- V-
Grade D raw 4 snQk.
delivered In Baleen, ; $2.10
tofZZScwt.
' Batterfat aft farm
Salens Oc
TXOXT AXS YZOZTAXXJU i
Prie. MM i e. SIMM ay Saiaaa kfm,
.ts
-btediaa
Saiem
Markets
is
teostablcs
:' ts
se
XT. S. Ke. 1
V. 8. V. S
rata
II- SL -
, per IK
Cibtan
-OS '
TS
Behtae
Celery, per daa.
Taraipa. per daa. baacbea
ts
se
-15
J5
II
meta. par Ssv baaebe ,
Carrot t. par ds. baaebes ,
Kasubaa. per X beaebae-.
Oreea aaiaaa. par da. baatcbee
Batall Trie. See. S3. lSSO ! "
Calf SBeai, J ttw . USi-l.rt
Scratch, toa - ftft t Al.oe
Cora, wbola. taa Saee ta de.ee
Craekad u4
ad. tea, SS.ee-4l.tte
MIH ram. toa
3.ee
Braa. toa
ja.ee.
Kn awsb. eat. 1J1 ta- 1.7S
BOia
Sayhtg Prtcia, Das. tS, liM
Kxtraa - . , A
Staadard - ', " " .14
bfediaiaa is
"OUXTSVT "
Savins Price. See. . use
Reenters, 0 0 . , "
Broilers, colored
Heartaa. bema
bfed. bema
.IS
.14
JO
f.tcht bee
Terkersv Ke. 1 teas .
Tarkeya, X.. 1 bass
Turkey, If e 2e
-Jii
OfiAIIf AND SAT
Barlac rrteaa. Pea. SS, ltSS
Wbe, waeterm red 8
Soft wbtte . 9W
BarUy. tea J1-0O t SS.OO-
Oat. rroy. ba.
Wbite. be. .
SU
31
Hst: bariar (trie
Oat aad retch, taa
n.oo li.oe
11.eo11.oe
Clever
Alfulfa, valley, aecend enttiag 17.50
' Eastera Oregea
Coatataa . u.ve
PEPPBAMnrT
Oil
HOPS
Tan arada .
.IS
wAxinrrs
Keith Paetfle Vat Oreeers
rraeqaettea
Fancy ,
Mees
SS
MICKEY MOUSE
"POLLY AND HER
HURT TH& UL
FErELIiGS TOR
yy inirvc7 rr a-
saw ai
I fsd. M1CK5V
J ) you couto oti bam. I .t er
TaAN CLAIMING- X WAS J 'JK
MARRIED-But TKA-n) "Sv5
LITTLE ANNIE R00NEY
t m i ')' l' t JJ
iI .iii.wiiiOi"nirinn;
P7T t s i :innuwwrn,i
U U-i: CrOOCHMUrSlVJE
IPWECOOLDONDRKOAPIACE.
StEEf? EVFKyTMlNS WOULD
"v ra- ar"
LBAiktrvrvfr
' - , . ' rn " iin-.i
TOOTS AND C ASPRR
THAT 5AMTA CLAUW1LU
COME POWM Trie CHIMNEY
WITH LJTs OPTCrt RM2.
DUTTERCUR AND OPCOURSE
PLA"fTHo4 FOTl HIM,
1 rv
Turkeys Jump Another
Jent in Lacal
Markets ;
Wheat prices, la Salem vera
marked down-20. cents Tuesday in
sympathy with Mondays brek
on the leading exchanges. The
latter about held their own Tues
day, though corn was weaker. Lo
cal Quotations are tic for red and
SSe for white. Mill ran and bran
-declined Sl.Oe a loa; feed cora
prices are down also.
Turkeys are stronger a mar
kets, golag ap another cent ta IS
in Salem Tuesday.
Hogs and cattle are firm, hogs
retaining the first of the week
gains, though Chicago wag 10c
down. ", -
Batter and' egg prices remained
the same, the levels being low for
the season.
PROGRAM AT KLDKIEDGH
ELT)R nCDQK. Peg. S3 A.
ChrJstmaa program waa- enjoyed
by members . of the JEldriedge
Sunday school. There was aa ex
cellent attendance. Everyone re
ceived a bag ot candy and nuta.
Larra
Staadard- .
JL9
eft oaaU -Paaey
Large -StaedSrA
-sa
jts
-tr
llkratt
(DaUrerW ia S-pUaA bajrs
LiCbt aatber bsira
. Halvas aad pieces
.44
rxuvas
se-ss
SS-40
40- 41
41- 45
4S-S0
04
0S
.01, U U8
aCKAT
Soytag Mms, Be, tl, ltSS
T iambs, tap 05 ta .OS
Haas. 1SO-100 lb. , , , t.lS
If era. SOU lbs, np ,
S.7S
t.o-8-oe
s.00-s.00
S.0O-.6O
ft-1
1X-1S
Bteavs
Cows .
Heliera
Daewed veal
Dressed hoCB
WOOXi
Coarse
Medimai
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XOEAXX
Old
Kid
-IS
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PALS
.
GOTFUNTt to eat.
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DJJIL ME fflSlBl
a-
SILVERTON. Dec SS Sflver
ton Grange held election of offi
cers Friday night resulting in
worthy master, Otta Dahl; ore
seer. Ed Overland; lecturer,. Mrs.
Oscar .Wlegle: Stewart, O. Bew
ea: assistant Stewart, Anton
Dahl: . chaplala, Mrs. Mandy
Bowen; treasurer, Frank Hubbs;
secretary Oscar t Overload; gate
keeper, Oscar Wlegle; Certs,
Edna Dahl: pamona. Mrs. Behr-
endes; Flora, Mrs. Karl Baberly.
ezaerutrra committee O. Bowen;
1 year; C Johnson S years; J.
Kuheraeas. S "years. -
Installatioa win be Held the
first. Friday la January Jointly.
with the BUverton Hills grange
at the SUverton Hills Grange
hall. - - - ' .
Mrs. Hans Vlegiand underwent
a major; operatioa at the Silver-
toa hospital -afonday . morning.
She Is said ta be getting along as
well as can be expected thus far.
I FOREST LOVE
- (Continued from page 4)
bank. That's all 'right. But
that's not' the kind ot man. to
marry Nancy. In three months
the romance would be gone and
what would be left, eh?"
"Now, you take any ot the
younger men in business. Take
Frank Haworta, frlnstanee. 8 ol
id., k aha tan tial eltisen. Makes ap
proximately thra hundred per
month." Papa dug. a pencil ont
of his pocket; wrote neatly on
the back ot an old envelope,
-mo."
"Not a great sum. Bat grant
ing that you could save fire
hundred the first, year, at tour
and a quarter per cent
Mama came in and sat down.
Picked up the book Nancy had
been reading. '"Anna Karenlna'
.... why do you read such out
landish things? Ton wlU tUl
your head with crasy Ideas."
Papa went on figuring. "Com-
nounding the interest-
Nancy continued to lean on
-the arm of his chair. The mean
ingless figures multiplied under
her nose. She thought wildly ot
calling a taxi and starting back
'A Hole
SIVFRTO
mat
7 vbo. wvto-ai
FATUKR O" HtS mOOSf Yzg 5SS
VOO WHO ROeBCDA&L. JC
1 rms ut tsooo tuotut J&gZ&t 3
OP TKTU eAONBV ff
V weTvar drr Voo (tPl
now vtouxu so J
Familiar Face'
SAID TO HIM ABOUT fejjl
"Hitting
"Crowded
e ....
DEPOSED
J v
Washtrtgton Lola, the deposes
President of the Republic of Bra.
zO. pictured at Cherbourg on his
arrival recently, to beria the exile
imposed upon hira by the new Gov
ernment headed by GetuliaVargaa,
the new-President,
to the mountains tonight. But
she was too- tired and the fain
tly wouldnt believe It anyway.
Theyd- think she .was going- to
see May Belle. Or the -Porter
girls. -
What was the matter with
them? Why. couldn't they , see
what waa, going on all around
them? Papa juggling, bills, paying-
this -one two dollars on the
first, that one ten on the fit
teenth. Getttlng deeper and
deeper Into debt, shabbier and
shabbier . . . Mama snooping
and poking aad prying, into
things, and getting more off the
track every minute.
-There they sat, elderly inno
cents, giving her advice ... And
any minute Jack- Boomer's wife
might drag her into the divorce
court, or she might go back to
the hills and hide.
Shakily, almost tearfully, she
began- to laugh.
- "Now what Is It?"
-Nothing."
She was really thinking:
Won't they be surprised it I
have a child?
(To be continued)
in one
rAtJ
JOU-V OUZ MUG A6AIM OWS&
H NEVER SHOWS
to cynics
the hay r
Quarters'
CIH PERM
AT BRUSH CHEEK
BRUSH CREEK. Dec S3
Brush Creek school children gave
a splendid Christmas program at
the eehoolhouse Tuesday evening
before- a large representation ot
patrons aad friends. The pro
gram consisted of the following
numbers: esddress of welcome.
Merl Grace; play, "Christmas In
Alley and. Avenue. with the east
composed -of Ruth Maurer, Mar
gery Billmaa, Orelt Moen. Wal
ter Goplerud. Mflo Grace, Robert
Hauge, Robert Moe; a recitation,
Juanlta "Moe; play. The Coun
try Cousin Ruth Maurer, "Mar
gery Hlllman. Orlet Moen, Rob
ert Hauge, Elisabeth Hall. Char
lotte and Walter Goplerud. Mile
Grace and X.yle Krug; recitation.
Donna Krug; song. Upon the
House .Tops. Margery Hlllman,
Orlet Moen. Donna Krusv Juanlta
Moe, Merl Grace aad Jordan Moe.
play, ' Such a. Quiet Evening,
Lyle Krug.. Vivian Buness, Mar
gery Hiiimsn, Charlotte Gople
rud; songs by school. "It Came
Upon a Midnight Clear. and
Hark the Herald Angels 8!ng."
dosing address, Jordan Moe.
Waconda Folk
Give, Out Plans
For Christmas
. ,- ... . . . .
WACONDA, DeeT S3. Among
those -planning to spend Christ
mas day- at homes of relatives
are Mr. and Vrt. Arthur Ooffln
aad- daughter, Constance. Tboy
will motor to Portland ta ha
with Mrs.. Coffin's mother andJ
brother. Mrs. E. M. Maasey and
Cart Maasey.
- Miss Francis Lemery. daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Lem
ery. is spending the holidays la
the mid-west. She arrived la
Minneapolis Sunday. - She plane
to spend Christmas day at the
home ot friends In Chicago.
Miss Lemery is teaching
school this year-at Opheim, "Mon
tana. ' . . .
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hall and
family will be entertained at the
home ot Mrs. Linnie O. Davis In
HIMScLr
aaf
r rl
Salem, where they will enjoy a
family Christ. tree nl
dlrgt.tr,, t
Ur. and Mrs. C. C Russell
and daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Pearl Patterson and
sons, Charles and Norman Lee.
will , drive to Hubbard to eat
Christmas dinner with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Russell.
Mr. and Mrs. AUyn Nusom left
Wednesdsy for Forest Grove
where they will spend several
days at the home ot Mr. and
Mrs. G. W. Thurman as guests
of Mr. and -Mrs. Thurman and
R. W. Nusom and family.
Joan Newcomb
' Is NowEnroute
New York City
FAIRVIEW. Dec. S3. E. E.
Dent returned Punday from a
business trip to 8pokane.
' Joan Newcomb left Friday eve
ning for New York city, where she
will be with her mother, who is
employed there.
Mrs. Nellie Cahlll and eon are
here from San Jose, CaL, to spend
the holidays at the home ot R. R.
Dent.
Delmer Loa therm an will spend
the holidays at Yamhill with his
mother.
Mennonites Have
Musical Program
PRATUM, Dec S3.-A musical
program at the Mennonlte church
Sunday evening attracted a large
n amber, about 300 being in at
tendance.' , Members of the Epwbrth league
sang . Christmas carols : Sunday
evening at various homes, most
ly for old people who are not able
to go out evenings to attond the
Christmas programs.
At least seven families from
here attended the Christmas pag
eant at the American Lutheran
church In Salem Sunday evening.
The school program Monday
evening, consisting ot songs, recitations.-pantomime,
and several
plays, was well rendered end well
attended. Some came from as far
as Portland. Salem was welt rep
resented. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Mc
Dowell and Mrs. W. W. McDow
ell attended from Polk county
near Summit. .
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