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LARGE TREE IS CLUB'S IF1 School Joins With Perrydale Community to Have Jolly - Time This Week - PERRTDAME. Dee. laMon day evening- the school end Com munity club held the Christmas Joint meeting. - The tree was Uria and beautifully decorated n io program, was very lnter- evuLE. Each room Mtt en th-lr part -at the program eeparatery. oaaw utsas arrived ia ana time with eandy and gttM for alL It waa one of the largest crowds ent for several years, to see -and hear the Christmas pro- rram. . .School wag out Wednesday af ternoon until lion day. when stu dents resume their studies until New Year's day. Many students are home for the holidays. Nick Zvlstra Wl. ter Beclc. Arthur Woods, all of U.atO. and Dick Byreley. and Le one Elliott from o. S. C. Leola May Hood is home from Llafield. purom -. WACONDA. Dee. 25 Two fine programs well attended In this community were those presented Toy the EMrledge and Waconda achools. respectively. Monday evening-, the entertainment given un der the -direction of the teacher. Miss Bruce at Eldrledge, was very much appreciated by a large crowd. Candy dud ants were dis tributed by Santa Clans at the conclusion f th ararram . Tuesday evening the people of . . inu tommunnjr enjoyea seeing their children take part in a pro--grant presented by the pupils and their teacher. Miss Gladys Brows at Waconda school. The program follows: "Song, "We're Clad 1 Its Christmas" by the school. Exercise, -"Welcome" by eight pupils. Recitation. -Scared by Charles Meltho'f. Re citation, Russell saML Solo. "Up on the Housetop" by Ken neth Cigger. Recitation by An na Mae Martin. Intramental solo, by Evelyn AspInwalL Dialogue, "Christmas Speakin at the Skags School. Recitation, "It's -Here" ty Helta Bouridld&e. Solo "Sleep Baby Sleep' by JLoraine Sahli. Solo "Silent Night,- by Ruth Pal mer. Recitation, "A Fact" by Kenneth Cigger. Drill, "Chrlst--mas Bells." Recitation, "At the North Pole- by Carl Fitts. Reci tation. "A Christmas Vision." by Edith Forea. Dialogue, "Mother Decides. Recitation, "Trail to Bantarille by Harold .Martin. Re citation "Christmas Everywhere y BIHy Egan. , - Following, the program a real Jolly Santa arrived with candy ana nuts ana presents. PLOTS U HI WEST STAYTON. Dec 21. The West Stayton school -gave Its Christmas "entertainment Tnesday afternoon. Each room presented a play, recitations were given and Christmas carols were sung. It was ma eh enjoyedjjy everyone, . Edward Nipple of Portland is spending the holidays with his grandparents. Mr. and .Mrs. J. W. Nipple of -this community. The meeting of the Growers' club was held Tuesday evening. The meeting was called to order by President Fred Comstock, and there was much discussion on ber ry growing. Mr. Burnett will be present January 19, and will give , talk on berries, and how to grow 4hem. O. S. C. Youths Home to Spend Two Holidays MONITOR. Dec 2S. Stu dents home from O. 8. C for the holidays are Margaret Lorlng, Waivo- Leaon. Dale Bine. How ard and Gordon Van Cleave. Ar thur Tjortng and Donald Glllan- ders. . The-Monitor 'school had their urogram aad Christmas tree Tuesday afternoon in the school fee use. .Most of the parents were In attendance. Miss -Green, the ncrmarr teacher, will spend the holidays with her - parents at Heppner and Mrs. Tlsfcer will spend her vacation at her tome tn Salem. - Morris Family To Portland to Spend Holiday PLEASANT VIEW. Dec. 25. Mr. and Mrs. J. CMorrls and Mr. aad 'Mrs: William .Morris went to Portland to spend Christmas with children of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mor ris. En Tout e they stopped at New fcerg for a short visit with Eliza beth Sweet, sister of Mr. Morris. During the absence of the family (Kk Hflaaoa Imi and Clnm -fimlth wiir care for 'the home. Eugenia Shanks aad Burga Zumkeller of Dallas are spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cook. The girls are nieces of -Mrs. Cook. Here's Cow, Not ' Ox, Into Ditch PLEASANT VIEW. Dec. 2$. -W. W. Beardsley had the misfor tune have his cow xxii into a water ditch, which he had dug ac ross ttl place, causing her to break a leg. which taada It nee essay49lclll her. 2 HI PBoews Ml SCHOOLROOM Salem Llarhets . r " 2tde. II raw 4 mDk, delivered i in Salem, $2.10 Butterfat at farm S8-29c Salem SOc. ; v , fa-. , a miu.jaaB Apple, faeey " ' - mw . itT, TJ. B. Ke. 1 u. a. i. s .75 -50 -90 -OS is I ,-,"D n&erh Uelery. -e eoa. - -7S ""P. per Mi. MMkii eo ae fJreea oaioea. ear 4s. aebM 15 , : i TKEDU : Sr .f1'. as i.se-i.s JJ kol. 37.0040.00 .,.7"e e to ss.oe-4i.oo Mill run, 4mm -.10.00-22.00 sn. t a . , , , y Of? E . lri T TV-r't5 . EPig Soytas Txiem, 3c 21, 130 SjSMa, SleaiajBaw - t , , , , , Mylag Ncm, IHe. S3. 1930 2?'- ' .0 -H-rv .'rA . ,$ HeaTiM. kMI . is eS TnkT. l'tamrn 1 Twkaya, K. 1 hnm ' Turkey , Mo. 2s . 23 oaxrir Airo hat Btrylax frta, P. S3, 193S wt. VMtna rs 53 furt van . 54 Btrlqr. toa ut, rn-r. ba. - , VihH. bo. RlT- Lo,i.. nri 00 to 2J.OO 83 S3 t -aa4 rrtrh. nm 11.80 J! 00 rtnr 11.00 13.00 Alfalfa. TalWr. aeeantf cuttiBf 18.-18. Kutm Ureses 22.0O Coataaa . .. .15.00 rzrrzviajn' Oil i.se is Eors Top fr& Worm ysctfle Kat Growers Ana. rrleM r7 , , - SS EtandarA Soft aII FtMJ Lsrfa 8Undard Msyrttes- Fancy Jl -Z3 -25 .19 2S -2T Lars Uaata l.iflrt aaakr halves SO Halraa- aad pirm yatrsza toss SVI9 40 43 42-4S 45 50 -04 -03 h -03 H 03 U . . joa to A3 ate AT Bvyinc r!a, Dec S3. 1S3S Tiamta. toe- 05 to .04 Ho-. 1 6O-500 ib, 9.25 He. 200 Ibi, p i- 8 75 Stem lZ7.f0-8.oe Heifere Dmaea eal Dressea ka 5.0O-.50 09-.12 11-13 WOOL foM Medina .14 -16 MOHAIS . l0KTIain. Ore, 3ee. "4 (AP) Predoee- aaeliaece. -priees: batter, ex tras 30; suede &; prime firaU 28: firete ST. "Egf'. freea extra 28; Irekh meditrBB IS. Fruits, Vegetables frnk (rrnit era a cm. narela. packed. Jeaible W 2.50(o2.60; rrspefraM. ferlU. a34: Arizona. $t .33; Uaaee. 6-et. eartee. 2.50; baas- Beet seba tmnm CaNTonta. $5.506.T3. Cabbage egd. lie tb. Ceemnbeei betbee . Sl.SO1.93. potateea Oresea -Deecbutee, fl. 60; le el S1Q1.XS; Xla-uttk grms, (1.50; Ya kins. $ia-e eeataL ' Oeieata ealliag-pri-e te reUUers: Ore goa Ke. 1 cradle. TOS0e. .,, Arttebekee CalUomia, 1.W1.50 dirt. Spiaaeh lee T5 SSe. Craabetrie eaatera eiTOCJlS. JtciUl-rrf faacy. ll12e lb. - Meloaa Ceaabaa. Se lb. Crapea tmperer. IftTt lb.; Halac. $1.25 erate. Celery Cey. seT5 -per deaen. Peppere bell areea 7(e Sweet peUlee California, B4e per lb.: eeetera SS -be.be!. CaaUhever Onte. T5tt erate. Beaaa CaWensia, lte lb. Peas California. 14&13e. Teeaateea bothona. 34.80 4.83 rrele: California. SS.50 log. repacked; Uexicaa. St.lS lag. repacked. I Dressecl Poultry twivrr.Aim w. w 4 (api 1 aa . low; le p -for middle waisbta, area ad 11 lawar aa '1 I ( bayig.Triee AKve. Heary keas ev-l r --e TT- i". end wwwr. S7lej -arkeye. X. 1 t9& SSe. .. i : .. Nuts. Hav and Hops) yOSTLAKB'. 1AP Kola walaata. Oalifaraia aaar So. 1. ITt; abaetiila, J4riOa; eeaaia. H 34e: JKU4. Tu5e; filberts. 18 Har waolosale eayHtf reea, oo llrerod Port land, eaatera Orema im- tbr. rr2.sef:4-vsiW. it.jM.a: titiui1tM tlrar. 318: oat bay. SI: atraw. 97&S tea; (elllag prices aaora. - Hop 1TS0 crop. ISSlTe. Portland Grain pORTLAKI Ores, lee. 24 (AP) Wbeet ietaaat . ' Opa Jlifb Utw Cleae Mav ..- , ' 6S . OS 63 S 3,1. as.t' S3 ! 65 6S Dc. OS ; OS; 65 65 Caab aaarboee: erbeat; ig Bett4 blae ateaa .TO: ee44 erbite. awetara wbite. 64; bard winter, aortbera aprinc. weateca red .62. : . .. : OaU: Ka. 1" la. ante 3 --". Corat He. aT. aMpiaeat SS.50. brillraa: ataoaard lT-0. - Portland Livestock MnTfiea 1W a .fAPV Cattle : eahree Oj etoore aaa be-eteek -W BS.a4NfrS.ee: eaedraem r08.&0. SteTr. oTlOO JK i- "f T.60. ateera 1iaea3ae iba, coed S.I 5 R8.75: aaeaiaai T.5ee.3; beifers 5SO-8.54 Iba. aedl TAt.t aaediaas S.CKreyr.tS; ceaaatoa IAOQ9.90. Cpwe. rood- SeoS.SO. Ooauaaa aad eeeeUaaa 4.50tSe. X aatter aad eattev S.e Bans (reerlia ewladed) 5.00 frb.T; eatter. vrnmim aad aiodiar M S 9 OS.ee. realoca. milk fed. 10.00 0 11.60; aWm 4AtfaMa; call aad eaarea SAOwSAe aeieaa S50r&e rba, S OOvlO.ee: nejaiia -aad eaodiaai 4.50 a6-oe. Koga. laelaaiag 4S ea eeatrael; eaa tably afaady. : . . (Soft ee atty bar sad raaaUag tt exeladod. 4Jbeiatts AaO tba, f S.S5 & S.S4. -UabS 4ratbt -Iba, SJ ; UbloTlsiU ItO-SOS lba, A56t ma 1? Kid ... 2 eneral Markets -rdii welsal 200-220 Tba. 8.33 Si r?' eifi tse-sse lbs, aee eavy vairkt tS0-2e Iba, 7.80 2! 22J 7. teo-sse ib-, tue Peekta am tTS-See tba- saa. dmta aad reed .T5T.5. reeder aad teeke- plr TO-HO lb. saa aad cboieo S-5O0S.S9. Ti . 8beep t5. ctesdy.' ' Imb6 (0 lbs- dews) 6.5037.001 aeediaa S.0e4aS0; ail weicht. ineiaiea 4.0OSJ0; yaarliaa watbore SO-lia Iba). eaediaam to rkoieo S.SO t S.0. Bea O-l 2 lba, awdinai to rkoiee S.239 t-OQ; eves UO-lSOiba.. aaediat to cbeioe r.0Q&1.S0. An veigbts. aU aaa eoa aaaa 1JHQU0. v Portland Procluce PORTXaVjrD. Ore- Dee. 24 (AP) MUk raw milk (4 per eat. 31.10 df 2- e wt doUrerrd Portlaad loaa 1 -aoe: eeat;'araae O aiiUr.41.ro. Bmttertat de- UTered ta rertlead, see. Penltrr eeie 5 kicker. (Bsrlag arrt A1:t. aoayy kea - Iba. rrtBiae- edra beaa. SVa -to- 44 aW 1S14; hght beaa. lOe; eavUaa. IT (9 lSe; Pekia dwekt, Tba, aad eear. riif ls; turkey a, . 1, He; geaaa, 10 23c. . . . ! .. - . Big Baskets Out to j Help i Needy Folks SILVEHTON. Dec. 25. i The general welfare committees and the 4L committee prepared 27 Christmas -baskets of chicken, vegetables, iralts and. staples Wednesday morning and distri buted to fanrMies who are tem porarily hit by the times. ; The group preparing the baskets worked at the Good Will depot under the supervision of Mrs. I. It. Stewart. Assisting her . were Mrs. George ' Huhbs. Mrs. T: M. Powell, JSrs. Ed . Hoiden Chris Nesheim.' Mr. and Mrs. E. J. McCall and "Mr. and Mrs. Carl Specht. The baskets were dis tributed, ra a truck loaned by Eastman Bros. The Good Will depot at Sll- verton win continue to be open during the winter. Saturday Mrs. S. E. SylvesUr will be in charge. MILK ROUTE SOLD INDEPENDENCE, Dec . Grant McLaughlin has sold "his milk route to the Beckea broth ers. The Beckea brothers oper ate a small farm on theaonth of town just -on the edge of the city limits and have a good location. to handle -the milk business. 1VUCKEYMOUSE GREAT THE . VlLLAGe WITH TH8 OP ROBBERS IN JAJL. A BiG Dinner is IN PROGRESS IN HONOR ov M4CVCCV MOUSls, HBRO Ot THE HOUR "POLLY AND HER PALS' ITS A OJTRASE Th WAY VXJ 1URT " - . . FOLKS pfrtuiNc5 or V&UR CHRISTMAS PKfc5&tsJi VEAf? AP-TER VErAR. RAW PlrRKiKfS ' 1 1'l-i'i vr A-hihnv pnnNRY cer ab weACiMG alltvese. CCD CvOTUES AM MOMCV-AAM COULD 06e6CMEMOr4ryT2rHro5Wj TOOTS AND CoSPER I ic, M1CELTO VOU.WANTT VVS. I HTBUTTtBOCUt'? 1 J I- l1-l.BET(OU NVH y '. . .O atOa SJee feaaaba S) eiliate. law Cwot aMaaa-aialwe rewrwo. The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, December 28, 1930 ncnis PLEASED BY rTIE " eaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa -, - . Variety of Humbcrs on En 7 talainnrent for Holi- l t day Merry-Uaking . TTJRKKR. Dec 25 The Christ mas program of the -Christian Funday school waa pat on Tnes day evening at the church,- ta 'a good-slxed audience. rA few words of welcome wera aivea4y the Sunday school uper latendent. rred Bates. vThs pro gram opened by a piano solo, giv en by Miss Josephine pilstrap.' whr was the punlst for the eve ning'. Prayer was offered by the pastor. - Rev. E. J. UUatrap. au loined In singing-"O Little Town of Bethlehem. : - A - Rnth Gllstrap. who ls-the teach er of -the primary class, directed her pupils in a responsive Blble- readrag ezeretse. . Gertrude Cook was the leader of her classmates of the Interme diate grade as 'they rave a .group of mgs and -recitations, assem bled Informally around v a huge fireplace. "The Misses Edna and Anna, Johnson gave a duet,. "Star of the East, MT1ie Postman's Christmas Story, was given In a reading by Rachel Riches. - Tiny Tot Beeftes A tiny tot.. "Reece gave a verse. "Christmas Tree. A talk lag :pageaat, representing coun tries to which the Christ child came, was-put on by a group-of yeung people, each, in the costume of the country they represented. Alaska. China, India and. Japan were featured, with music given during the seen ia colored lights, by Esmond Tapftia andSam 8mith In 'Silent Klrht. and "The New 1 Bor King." All Joined In alng-1 1 ing "Glory .to the Warld" as the eroua left the rostrum. following was a piano duet by the Misses Ruth and Josephine Gilstrae: benediction, by Rev. W. S. -Burgoyne. Mrs. F. C. DelzeU, who was chairman of the program lommit- tee directed the exercises of the evening, and as she announced the close of the program, a jolly old Santa Clans bounded In. much to jMAIU J kl 6C V Vpw OOR FAIR VIULAOTTWIU. flkdJi ?sAh - - rvVarSo IP ybUR FAMILY "TVHKTKS . V MIJJIWC3 ltJOU6H VbU K1K VsEAR 'EM.' W-XJ? I I HAWS MOMEV Sat Tl rVST0OM0CM.IMA.RXn I ClfeVkrtTOUTTlXtO If OUTflWAIiOFOCa J I iJ TDKt-EPOS TU.LI RNOA.TOO- i f -J h ii?i k ' 4Fr.yrro i; nr l.-tn it -vrzzzsr - "'" ana; ta i PeaaeBS'W4r' Radio urns radar. xzx us erUaac S:4S rre Plaaaea. TtOaWWklta Wisard. V:l Moraiaa" t area a de aad 7:45 TaaUJy Altar bear. . S;lf Oiraa aaia. .OO Ebaor Viaeoat. Ueoc. KBX Otlt Wtlibaejily Cbata. KBs. 9-i4S "btao-Torty-rire -apecial. 1:0 Gloa Xatoa. aaaer. KB&. lttnS-Robort Mum, teaor. KBS. 1:S Radio Bey Trim, KBS. 1 1 :00 bfaadow Xarka, KBS. ii:ueag Bag. 11:45 Tka PraTa 13:0 Waatker rraert aaaf aeva. 1?S Bappy Hoar Oirla' orcoaetra. l;0ff lf aaakaB Beaj, teaor. KBS. I:H Deatat leetare. MBS. 1:45 Kea'a BhyUua Beraa. 3:18 aUBliiatere saatiaea. KBS. : Oeaaa aaaata, MBS. ' -: Maaicat 1?iekeire. KBS. S:l Tbebaa Lee. eepraaa, KBS. : :30 Kevaeaatiar. KBS. 3:44 Tea Ttaa Talea. KSS. 0 OEsaa coaeert, KBS. 8:00 Sileat. V 3:00 Tapeatry "Weaver. KBS. -:S0 Btaa Xaddlera, KBS. :M MoatoviUo Vbwea, loetare. KBS.' :3 bteWdiee aad Mbmeriea. KBS. 10:00 Beaablae pracraaa. KBS. 10:30 Wbirfwiad ereaaetra. KBS. 11 :09 Vie Jfoyara. reaoetra, KBS. 13.-00-3 :00 Raeailara. row 2 45-DewUaaal eerriee. T:og urtaa. -TsSO Start ' tba Day. KBC. Happy Tiata. KBC rte 4TBO. :15 CaeUas- ocbooL SSO Betty Csockar, XBO. S:45 Coekiag aekoaL -10 :00 tUmbraadt trie. KBO. 10:15 Jeaephiaa Gibaea, KBC 10:30 Masaiiaa mt tba Air. KBC 11:30 Maaterwerka, U:0O Talk by O. 1C Plamiaer. 11M5 Iaaebeea eeaeart, KBC HsJtO Orfaa-aa piaae. 1:00 Tawa Crier. . a:00 Orgaa. - S:1S h-crcft talk. . S:25 KBO wetiaee. 30 World la atasle, KBC S:1S Black aad Gold rooaa. S :0 Teattatare. 4il5 Callepa XenorioB. KBC. 4:0 Phil Ooak. KBO. :45 Clickoty Clack. 5:00 Citiee Serriee, KBC :oe Ptaaraam, :Sa Azaioar boar. KBC T:00 Quakers. XBO. T:30 TSEO pre cram. KBC. 8.00 Tfcefna Brewa, KBC 8:15 KBO PeoUichW. auao Aaaaa. 'a' Aady, KBO. S:4S Teae Pietarea, KBC 9:15 Oa-Ae-Oreroa, ' the delight of the small children. He directed his helpers to pass candy sacks to each person pres ent. "Net Proar Ts Better to Give Than to RECEIVE OF XJ lb BUY "DO 13 Dressing: 'Taylne; the jwv mw r i n r ok. if- J Na I 4T2, AS A NEW A PACkA4E OP PUPPY BCUTT AND A BOBBER BALL. TO e'UAm' WITH BUT "ItlOU "DONfT PL6A&D: ARE XOU 50WS. BSCAUSB. 5ANTA PlDrTT LEAVT2 TOJ A &TOCWtNV FnJEp VmH :30 presraaa. 10:80 Stat t procraa. 11 ;0Q-11 :00 Heet OwU. XOTir 4t B-aarttand ' S:00 KOIM'e cloak. -TO Nerolty daa. T:S0 Early Birda. S:00 PeUy aad PaaL 9 :00 Mei 1 1 Makers. - :3e DLBS Peamialaa laacle. 100 blelodiaaa. Hi1 Iateraatieeel SUtcboa. 11:45 Eatertaiaora. . -13 :00 Orckeatra. l.-OO Heateae of tbe Air. 3 :0 eaefcea dab. - 3 :0O NawTpaper. :e crapboek of tba Air. 5:30 KUdiea' akmb. ' 0:00 -Hep bead. Pl&l :S0 Stadia eoaoort-erckettra. T:S0 Ooaeert en beet 1 a. S:00 Iale ad Goleoa lroaaw. 8Q Taiai, -S:4S Tba WeaUraera, :00 Tba Preaty's. t:so Tad .Kaiu's baas. 1:9 -Pipe laraaaie. llO Taek aad-JIU oreboetra. 11:3a DIMS Val VoJeaes'e ercboalra. 12K)0-1:00 Meixj-Oe-Boaad. KOAO sie XaJ Corvallls 12aOO Tana proc-rata.. ISrSS Oraa anaie. 1 330 If atiaee. -3:O0 bUaie by tba aaastera, . a : 34 H oauuaak er -boar. S:30 Tarat pracraia. Percy Adams, 52, Burled Family ! Is Left Behind -MONITOR, Dec. J5. Percy Adams. 62. died at a Silverton hospital Sunday evening at 9 o'clock following an illness of; about three weeks duration. Fu neral services - were Wednesday afternoon at the Jack and Eck man -funeral parlors In Silver ton. Interment was In Miller's cemetery. . The commitment service was In -charge of the I, O. O. F. lodge of Scotts Mills. -He Is survived by his widow; Ines Birtehet Adams; his- moth- ! er. Mrs. B. E. Adams, of Port land; two sisters, airs. Kate Mc Gregor, "Portland, and Mary Krause of Napa, CaL Woman Leaves To Live, Kansas INDEPENDENCE. Dec 2S. Mrs. Schoenberg left tor "St. Johns, Kaa,. and will make her home there with her children. She has ben -living, hera for about two years. It was through the welfare committee that transportation was provided for her to Kansas. Profit for the Part Fiddler I Lrxvr A. Lot of time 1 ePBrrrTMPEtsPXY ' ertOPPtt4t FOR THAT KNFDRfOU s.AdVaLLAOA L 7 f vjctt I V (Is mJk A mm A i 1 "N.- "V Lrl 1 II WV aioi VUITJY GUESTS FOB IB IN Mon MONITOR. Dec 25. -Mrs. C K. Ferguson, went to Portland on Wednesday to spend 'Christmas with her -eon. John Ferguson and family. - Gerald Nixon of Walla Walla Is visiting his sister. Mrs. J. P. Jen sea and 'family. . A. K. Nelson's three -dsttghters from -Portland. Mtss -Carrie Jtfel son, 3Ita, AC -G. Dealy, and Mrs. L. Ectb, Tialted at her horns on Saturday. The Harry Wormdahl family left the first of -the week for Se attle -to spend Christmas with Mrs. -Wormdahl'a sister, Mrs. J. Wolfe and family. , - - AIlssKargaret 'Brantner. who is teaching Jiear Gold 'Beach, arrlyed' thome Saturday for -the "holidays. Miss Xeota and Miss Dora, -who are 'teaching in Astoria aad Jet" f erson. respecttvely, -arrived home Wednesday; . Mr. and Mrs. V. J. White at tended the fuaeral of their niece. UtUe "Virginia Hampton, la Port land Wednesday afternoon.. Virginia was the daughter of Mr. and Mxs. James Hampton of Portland and was drowned lnjhe Grande blonde river -Sunday -while visltirrg her aunt In La Grande. -Alias Myrtle Birtehet, who Is teaching at Grants ass, came home Saturday to spend the holidays with tier parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Birtehet. Mr. -and Mrs. Albert Romberg and little son of Everett, Wash., are visiting relatives here over the holiday season. Mrs. -Lngval Edland and little daughter 'Aloha are spending the week la Salem with Mrs. Edland's parents, -Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Brougher. . Mother Leaves To be With Her Girl at Hospital ORCHARD HEIGHTS, Dec. 25 Mrs. J. V. Starrett, teacher of the lower grades at the Mountain View school left Sunday morning for San Francisco to be with a daughter living there while she I i WbV9VdTuN& 40Ct TO TAkETHIM i S NOW AND THasl, cru.FHEl. MCPI3 LSb?S. VVOOVCr . HARP NOW I M Sl 11 HtOP VfeR I i PAGE FIVE undergoes an operation. Mrs. Starrett expects to be back to re urns her duties when school re opens the Monday following New Tear's day. Mrs. J. Rhodes and children of Valsets ara bouse guests at the home of Mrs. Rhodes sister. Mrs. Cash Roberts. The visitors expert to remain until after the holi days. Mrs. Ammon Grice returned home Friday -from a Salem hos pital where she had been for eev era! weeks following a major op eration. She is convalescing sat isfactorily. Mrs. Ben Blets Is staying at the Grice . home and overseeing household affairs un? til Mrs. Grice regains her strength. Mrs. Brownell G SHAW, Dec 25 Mrs. Lillian Brownell, 4T, died at her homo in Shaw Wednesday, December 24 at 2:4 a. m. She was the wife of W. E. Brownell aad the mother of "Mra. John A. Gruchow and Elton Brownell of Shaw. Mrs. A. E. Williamson of Long. Beach, CsV ifornla.. Mr. O. Dale Brownell and Maurice A. Brownell of Woodstock, 111. Funeral announcements will be made -later by W. T. Rigdoa and son, Salem. . FOLKS' W CELS INDEPENDENCE. Dec. 25 Mr. and Mrs. Willard Craven spent the day In Amity Tuesday, the guests of their son and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Dean craven. Fred and Lewis Eithelgeorge have returned from a trip into California, in quest of work. They found conditions Just as bad, there as In Oregon. Eugana McCarthy has returned' to his home here, to spend the Christmas holiday with his par ets, Mr. and Mrs. D. P. McCar thy. Eugene is attending the H-il "Military academy in Port land. Fay Irvine who Is teaching In. the schools at Myrtle Point, ia home to spend the Christmas hoU- . days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C G. Irvine. By IWERKS By CLIFF STERRETT By BEN BATSFORD By JIMMY MURPHY 3 AV ! l-VE ttOTTO VVORVd HAJ5D NOW TO 1M eOMElX3u6ri BEFOOETHTS. ir"V Art,- i -a v 'O