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PAGE TEN
ffilETT BILL
if IS
Marion County and Similar
Vacancies Filled by
. Governor, House
Senators J. O. Bailey and J. E.
Bennett of Portland were in Sa
lem this week and .brought with
them a reTlsed draft ot the mea.
nre which they- will submit the
opening day of the session to pro
Tide a means of ftllinr vacancies.
This 1s the orlfl&al Bennett bill
modified to make it tie In with
the constitution and , with an
emergency clause tacked on. Ap-
solntlng power Is rested with the
governor bnt subject to the eon-
flrmatlon of the house In wbicn
the Tacaney exists. The appoint
ment may be made oaly when a
legislature Is convening, or a urine
the session. - 1
This U the bill, it is expected.
under which the two Taeaneies in
the U arton eounty delegation may
be rilled. If enacted, the gover
nor would appoint, and the senate
and house would each confirm
the appointment to its particular
body. . The bill would be the per
manent legislation on the subject.
patting late effect -the constltu-
vember.
- Text of BUI Given . .
The following Is the text of the
Bennett-Bailey bill:
When a vacancy in the office
of senator or representative from
any county or . district exists at
the commencement of, or; occurs
during, any regular or special ses
sion of the legislature, the! gover
nor shall fill such vacancy by ap
pointment, subject to theleonflr-
mtlA tti. ttAiiaat in whfrft snf H
iiaMwa wa ...
Tacaney occurs. Such confirma
tion shall be by roll call and a ma
jority vote of all members elected
to such house In favor of such
appointment shall be necessary to
confirm the appointment. The
person so appointed shall hold
office until the next regular gen
eral biennial election.
, "It is hereby adjudged and de
clared that existing conditions
are such that this act is necessary
for the immediate preservation of
the public peace, health and safe
ty, and owing to the urgent ne
cessity of maintaining the same,
an emergency la hereby declared
to exist and this act shall take ef
fect, and be in full force and ef
fect, from and after its passage'
IIK. MllTS
M CUil FERE ICE
WOODBURN, Jan. 7 Five
members i of the Woodburn high
school student body, and an advi
sor. Mrs. Maude Mochel will leave
Thursday evening to attend the
annual high ' school conference
. - at A. At WV ll M fc
ueia si ine university ot uregon
In Eugene. ? .
Pupils ! who 'are attending the
conference represent different de
partments In the high school. On
their arrival at the university the
delegates will be segregated, ac
cording to the department they
represent. There will be special
conferences , for presidents of
girls leagues, editors and mana
gers of school papers, student
body officers and deans.
The delegates from Woodburn
high school are: Justine Hunt,
president of the -girls' league.
Freda Nelson, student body secre
tary. - Don Caver, editor of the
school paper, Glena Wilson, busi
ness manager of the paper. Tom
Evans, associate editor -and Mrs.
Maude Mochel, dean of girls.
POLK TELEPHONE
I BROUP ELECTS
ZENA. January 7 The reg
ular annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Polk County Tele
phone compAny was held in the
chamber of commerce rooms at
Salem Saturday. January 3 at 1 :
30 o'clock. J. - W. Simmons,
president, presided. R. C. Shep
ard, secretary-treasurer gave the
annual report.
Mr. Shepard advocated having
the books audited each year as
in former years. After a general
discussion the board of directors
were Instructed to do so before
each annual meeting.. Newly
elected board ot directors Is com
posed -of J. J. Stratton, J. W.
Simmons- R. C. Shepard. S. H.
Barker and Roy McDowell.
4-H Club Has
Busy Season
HAZEL GREEN. Jan. 7 The
4-H club, The "Happy Hour"
Sewing club, met at the Maurice
Dunnlgan home Friday after
noon. The elob has 20 . members,
Mrs. Ralph Cilbert leader. Visit
ors were Geraldine Porter of Sa
lem and Belle Hufford, and the
following members were : pres
ent: Ina Zellnski, Erml Tada.
Symio Mio, Charlotte ' Van
Cleave, Dorothy Hufford, Lucille
Dunnlgan. Maxlne . Wolf. Kiyo
Mlo, Beatrice . Johnson, Klni
Tada,. nildsr Slattern. Daisy
Rutherford, Alice and Ruth
Montandon, hostesses, Margaret
and Dorothy Dunnlgan. . r
Members absent were Virginia
Parmentler, June Dunnlgan and
Hasel Woelke. Mrs. Dunnlgan
served delicious refreshments.
Sportsmen to
Get Pheasants
. MT. ANGEL. Jan. 7. The local
enapter ot the Isaak Walton
league will obtain 100 Chinese
pheasanta from the state to raise,
and release after the hunting sea
son this fall, if present plans
.work out.
Benjamin Claggett, field agent
READY
CORN UP 8 CENTS FROM
BlOTTEl
Wheat Profits in Ad
vance of Corn on
Chicago Mart ! 4
CHICAGO. Jan! 7 fA"P In
dieatlons corn was being locked
up In cribs on farms, and that
Immediate larger; supplies from
rural sources appeared unlikely.
hoisted all graina today. With offerings-
to arrive meager j and
only at prices above the market,
corn Jumped to the highest point
In weeks, 8 cents .higher than a
week ago. Advances were in r the
face of brisk profit-taking. !
. Corn closed unsettled, 7-8-1 U
cents above yesterday, wheat 3-
8-1 up. oats at 4-8 decline to
3-8 advance.
General Markets
PORTLAND. Ora.,1 1 Jsa. 7 UP)
Pr4ac axeaaaf. t prices: but tar,
axtraa 38; tludaHa IT; priaaa fimrta
8 ; firats S3. , ( trM SS ;
freak ' miium SC. ; i -
. S 4
Fruits Vegetables
PORTLAND. Ot ' ;Jb. 7 (AP
Praita aad Tftblr.
Preah fruit -oraacta. BaTala. peka4.
S3.75494.t5: juaible atoek. S1.5O0J;
fTBpfralt, PUridav S3. 504.50: Ariaaaa,
$3.25; Limaa. i-4ei. carton, S3.50; ba
nanas, S lb.
Leaioaa -California. SS0S.75.
Cabbara Uil, lfUMe lb. '
Cabaaibar botaoau. $1.5003.15.
Potato! Otckob Daaphatca. $1.60
1.70; local. $ljl.i3: ; Klamata gerna,
$1.50: Takiaaa. $11.S0 ccaUL
Onioaa aeUiat; prica to retailer:
Orrtroa No. 1 ft-rada. 60(3 80e.
Bathonia rhubarb xtra lancr. $,50
box 15 Iba.: faaey. $2.50.
Articbnkea $1.50jl.75 tot.
Spinarb leral. $1.35 era era box:
Walla Walla. $1.50 box; California. $3,50
erata.
Cranbvrriea eaitera. $2S MtL '
- Hurkleberriea faary. llQ12e lb.
lira pea tmperar, s Vi W Be lb.
Celerr faney. 80S)75e per doa.:
heart. $1& 1.10 oi. boachen.
Peppers bell, irreea. 15918.
Sweet potatoea California. Slae
lb.: eastern. $2.60 bnthel.
Cauliflower Oreeon. $1(31.50; Cali
fornia, $1.5001.75 crate.
Bean 4'aliforaia, lfl6t20c lb.
Pea California. I&l5c.
farlie new. 8 10,
Toraatnea hothonne, $4.75 Gi 4r85
erate: Mexican, $4.50.75 lor. ra
cked, i
Dressed Poultry
POBTLAJTD. Ore.. Jan. T (AP)
Drecaed ponltry ellipf price t retitl.
er: turkey, poor to! rood, 3535e:
dneka. 23Q28e; f eegej 2oc; eapona, 28
30e lb. j
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore..' Jan. 7 (AP)
Milk botterfat 2c lower. Milk raw
milk f4 per cent). $2.002.35 ewt.. de
livered Portlaad las t per ft: x-rmda C
milk. S1.70. Batterfa deliTered In
Portland. 25e.
Poultry ateady. onotation onchace-
.4. '
PoUtoea Xo. 1 craded. tl.75Q2.00:
Kc.S $1.1501.50. : ;
Portland Grain
-PORTt,AND. Ore., Jan. 7 (AP)
Wbeat fotnraa:
Open Hirh Law Cloia
May ; 68 : 68 8 68
Jan. . 5 ; 5 SS 65
Caab market: wbeat: Mr Bend brae
aten .70: aoft white, western wbita .66:
hard wiater, northern sprinf, westers
rod .63. :
Oats: Ko. 3 S8 .; ?4.5.
Corn: Ko. E. T. ahrpmant, 80.75.
afUlran: atandard.17.50.
Portland Livestock
PORTLAXD. Orev, Jan. 7 (AP)
Cattle $0; ealre 15; a.aatabTy ateady.
Rteera 600-90O lb., eommon 6.25(9
T.75. Heifers 650450 medium $.50
7.50; eommon 5.50 ft 6.50. Cowt. rood.
6.25; eommon and medium 5.00&6.25;
low cotter and cotter 2.50 ig 5.00. Others
onehana-ed.
Tfntt 850; weak to lower.
Sheep 350, iseludlsf 253 en contract.
Steady.
Steady. LibIii 90 lb, down, rood
and choice $6.75 7.00; medium
5.!M) (f 6.75. All i weirhta eommoB
4.50 9 5.50. Tearllnf walhars
ftO-llO lh.. medium to choice 4.00S
5.50. F.wea SO-120 Ihs.J i mediant to
eWeo P.we ', 120-150 lb.,
2.256? 3. OO. All welkbU, ran and com
mnn 1.501i2.25.
for the Marion County Came Pro
tective association, made the of
fer of birds to the Mt.- Angel
sportsmen. R. J. "Wei ton. presi
dent of the Isaak Walton league.
is now trying to secure pens for
tbe birds. ,
. A year ago local sportsmen
raised 100 pheasants which were
released in the Lake Labish dis
trict,
Keizer Students
Win U.S. Honors
-KEIZKR'; . January 7 Among
those who. won honors In tbeSa
lem hlsrh school i were a number
of Ke'y.er younsr people. '
In bih honors for the seniors
were Susie - Fuknda and Louise
Mlnturn:
Jnnlor honors were earned by
Lewis Melson.
Of the 38 sophomores talcing
hljrh - honors "are Lorraine Bee-
croft and Frank Terusaai.
Again Keizer has placed her
self on the map bv her young
people carryinr off honors In the
same class with many Salem stu
dents. ..--j' . .
NORTH SANTIAr. Jan. T.
Mrs. Rosie Kuenyll and children
of Salem spent several days last
week ss guests of her sister,
Mrs. Glenn E. McClellan. .
Fred Corn stock . and family
who have lived on the W. Truer
place the past year, have moved
to their. new home Just recently
completed at West Stay ton.
Dr . Roy Scofleld of Marsh
field wbo has. been, visiting-bis
father. C. P.- Scofleld. returned
to : his home last week. His
brother Frank, accompanied
him home.
t-- 8 FLIERS BACK
ALGIERS. Algeria. Jan. 7.
CAP) Three Italian aviators.
Lombards. Mazotti and Rossini,
arrived tonight with a record of
having flown entirely around the
continent of Africa since leaving
Rome in October. They will re
turn to Rome br the , way i of
turns. ii
Salem Markets
: ( i f ' ' -
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Grade, B raw 4 milk.
delivered la -Salem, $2.00
i to est. : - " ;: ..
Bajtterfat U farm 2Z-24c
! Salem 27c.
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PXU7T; AJTD TZOETAJBIXS
Prica paid m arrawera bv Salaam Bayers.
January T, 1831
Apples, fancy , 3.15
Kadiams 75-1.2
YSOZTAXIXS
OnitBS i
n. b. No. i j , :
U. a Ko. $ ,.
Potatoes
V. S. Ko. 3 , , ,.
Soaash. Per Jb.
Caabara 1
-tS
50
J0
-03
.so
-75
-60
Bpinaca
Celery, per das., certs
! Eancbe
puds
jatotaU
Prices
Calf meal. 23 'laa.
.l.SO-1.65
Bcratcn, torn u
Core.1 whole, toa
-85.00-40.00
.37.00-40.00
' Cracked and froaad, taa 38.00-41)0
Mill raa. toal .80.0O-32.OO
Braa. toa ... . 20. 00-28.00
Eff saask. ewt. 1.5-3.S5
yayiac Priets
Cxtras
Standards
-IS
.16
-14
i
Mediaaaa .
TyotTLTBT
itayiac Prloes
Roaster, ola
.OT
Broilers, colored
-15-.1T
.15-.1T
13
09
-36-80
.33
HaaTlas.aena
Jdeoinm Sena
I.isht hens
r
Tarkays, X. il
Tarkays, a. t
OKAIH AJTD HAT
Ssrntc Pncas
Wheat, wettersi red , ... 50
Soft waits r "
Barley, toa -J 22.00 te 33.00
Oats. rrey. omj ... .
83 H
83
watto. na. ; .,
Hay: boyinr prieea
Oata and vstcs. toa .
.11.00-13.00
.11.00-13.00-
Closer
AlfaUa. Taller, second cnttiar 16.-18.
Eaatera Oreros . 28.00
Eastern Orejon
.15.00
PEPPEEUXNT
Oil
.1.30
HOP!
Top frsda -4-
-18
wiunns
North Padfle
Franqaottes
Nut Growers Assn. Prices
Fancy
Larra
Standard
.28
-27
-iar
.23
Soft shell
Fancy
I-arje
-25-.18
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EAST WEEK
Fresh" Eggs Come More
1 1 PlentifulIy.to thei
Markets -i
f PORTLAND,; Jan. 7(AP)-r-Although
ruling prices in Port
land's .wholesale butter and 1 egg
markets were i unchanged today,
tone ' of both , markets was weak
with buying restricted by retail
ers. : Fresh egg receipts were In
creased and storage eggs were
getting no buyer interest, I
i Country dressed meats -and
poultry were ateady.
l Important price changes were
absent from the fresh fruit .and
vegetable market. Small oranges
were scarce while the trade ia
switching, from northern to
southern California Supply sour
ces, a break of two or three days
till the market ' Is well stocked
again.
U Hothouse rhubarb from Sum
ner, Wash., was getting food
buyer Interest. Quotations were
S2.7S a box for; fancy and $1.75
for choice. .
! JUSTICE REPORTED ILL
INDEPENDENCE. Jan. 7 Gra
ham Mcintosh has been quite ill
at - bis. home for the past week.
Last report there was some Im
provement In : his . condition.- Mr;
Mcintosh is Justice of the peace
of this county. .
Vayettea
: Fancy ', ' ...
i Larra .
I ' (Daltvcrsd is 5-pound bags)
.39
.27.
Stoat
i Li sit amber aslvss
.50
.45
Halret sad. ptoeea
Pavrjjrze
80-85
$5-40
0-43
a 3-4 5
45-50
.04
-03 H
-03
-08 XL
.024 to .03
MEAT
Bsrtaa Prices
tambs, top
.05 -.06
9.25
Hot, 160-200 ilf
Hon, 200 lbs.. Bp .
Rteera ,
Cow a ..,
.8.75
05-.06
.04-. OS
Heifers
.5.00-6.50
10-14
11.1 8
pressed vsal
pressed hops .
WOOL
Coarse
Medium
-14
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WACQTJDA CLUB
MEETS HU
" ' ' '- '- ' . : r ' " ' : '
WACONDA, Jan. T. The Wa
conda Community club will hold
Its first meeting of the new jrear
at "the home of Mrs. C M. Hall,
Wednesday, January 7. Quitting
will be the order, of the day land
a pot luck luncheon will be terv
ed at noon. Election of officers
to serve for the ensuing year will
be part of the business program.
Mr. and Mrs. Vera B. . Walker
and twin sons, Gilbert and Detbert
were weekend guests at the home
f Mr. and Mrs. Allyn Nusom.
August Snyder, father of Mrs.
Charles Hannegan has been re
ported quite ill at his home in
Gervals. He has' been suffering
from partial paralysis. Mr. Sny
der lived hero many years before
moving to Gervals where he has
made his home for the past fif
teen years or more. , -1.4 -
Those who called at the home
of Mrs. A. W. Nusom, Saturday,
were Mrx Rochard . Patterson,
Mrs. Rosa - Cole, tbla community
and Mrs. Jack Hansen of Port
Und. . . 1 i "
Hazel Green j
Fetes Visiters
HAZEL GREEN, Jan. 7 -4 Re
cent guests at Ben Clemens home
were Mr: and Mrs. Charles! Beck
er and .Mrs. Lula Cbokson .of Cor
Tallis. Mr. and Mrs. Becker are
well known here, having lived for
several -years on the Louis Bectal
farm that Louis Faist has rented
at this time.
P. J. Hufford and son Leslie are
cutting, wood 'for Ralph Gilbert
and Charles Zellnski on Ralph
Gilbert's farm. if
George Parmentler is seriously
111. They are considering taking
him to the hospitaL His son, Clar
ence Parmentler and family, are
with him this winter.
INDEPENDENCE. Jan. ; t. .r
Mrs. Ellen Davis, who has been
attending school at the Monmouth
Normal, will serve as secretary to
Representative Stewart at the
coming session 6f the state legis
lature, which convenes January
12.
"A Message From
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Radio
Prog
rams
BSataaa6awaataiaa9aaa
' Sksnday, aaoaiy S :.
KOW 620 Xv Sartlaad
T :00 Dovot ioaati -1
T:15 Loaio's Hanrry Pivo. ;.'
T.80 Start tbe Day. KBC.
S:00 Happy Time, NEC. ,
SiOO KBO. i I j - '
9:15 fCookiar Mboal.
:0 Toeal aad iaatrnmental.
10 :00 Uaraaiae of the Air. NBC
11:00 Standard school. NBO.
11:45 Stadia program. ;
12:00 Drake orchestra, 1 KBO.
13:UcWestern Farm and Bam. NBC.
1;00 Towa Criar.
1:80 School of (ha Air, NBC.
S :00 Or raa. j p
S:l5 MoaieaP maaUrwarkS.
3:30 JalU Hayes. )
3:45 -Amerieaa toriaa prorram.
, 8:15 Orraa melodiea.
S -.30 Taatiaaer. i ' '
"d:30--OTra aad plana.
8:00 kUdy Yallee'a orekeetra, KBC
.6:00 Birthday party, NBC.
S:0 Melodies, NBC. 1 .
7:00 Bola daaea orchestra. NBC.
7:80 Staadard sympkoay hoar. NBC.
8:30 Ass 'b' Andy. KBC.
8:45 ftmUee, NBC. I
8:00 Domirfasao leeriew. NBC
:80 Sadio aad televiaioa.
S:45 Dwickt Johnaea'a orchestra.
10:80 Tony aadiBeppo.
10 :45 laitrsanUI trio.
11:00-13:00 Malodiea, NBC
KOIV S44 atav PorUajid -
:oo KOlN'a Ktoek.
T:0O Orraa. f
'T;$0 Early. Bird.
8:00 Polly aaSiPasL
t :O0 kferrrmakera. -
S :SO DlBaV PaaaiaiB Fancies.
10 :00 XelodiaaaJ
11:00 Noveitr. 1
11:15 CBS arasrraas.
11:80 International Kitchen.
13:O0 Orchaatra.j
1:00 noiteaa of tba Air.
3:80 Cackaa elab. j
. 8 :00 Newspaper. .
5:00 cVrapoook af tka Air.
6:30 Kiddie' elnk. . j
'6:00 Proavek trio. -
:84-i-Orraa. I I
-7:00 CB 8, LatWaa leae.
7:0 Oreheatra, ' i
S:00 NoTalty. . 1
8:15 Andy aad Virrinla.
8:80 Orekeetra. i
:00 DLBS. Polferia."
:80 rleo kockey (tat,
10 : 15 Orchestra, j r
10:45 kfcElroy'ar dance orchestra,
13 :00-1 :00 Merry-Go-Koand.
HEX 1180 B Portland
6:45 Farm flashea. J
7:00 White Wiaard. i
7:15 Morninf serenade aad newt.
7:80 On Man Breakfast elub.
7:45 Family Altar hoar.
8:15 Organ concert. NBS. ' -
8 :00 Elmora Tincent, NBS.
B:15 Mary, NBS.
9:45 Enlala De4n, NBS.
10:00 Glea Eatoa, tenor, NBS.
10:15 Robert Monten. tenor, NBS.
10:30 Radio Boy Friend. NBS.
11:00 Meadow Larks orchestra, NBS.
the Enemyf
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11.15 Hoaf Bar. 1 -
11:45 Tka Professor, NBS. . -
13:00 Weather bulletin and aew.
13:05 Happy Hoar Oirla archaatra.
1:05 Jeaa Kaatner, saritoaa, NBS.
1 :15 Dental leetara, NBS. . : ; " .
1:45 Ron'a Rhythm roma... i
3:15 Smilia' Sam, NBS.
3:80 Orraa eoacart. NBS. :
8:00 Newscastina, NBS. i
8:15 Musical Racketeers, 'BS. r ,
8:80 Nawaeastiaaj, NBS.
8:45 Tea Time. Tales. NBS. 4
4:00 Orjaa concert, NBS. . i
4:45 Dean Collins.
5:00 Silent, i f !
8 :00 Northweat fialoa trio, i
8:80 Marro and (Glen, NBS. :
8:45 Bartett vocal ijuartet, NBS. -8:00
MonUTilla Flowers, NBS.
8:80 Melodies and Memories, NBS.
10:00 Bnnshlna prog-ram, NBS.
1 1 :0O Vie Meyers 'orchestra. ' KB8.
13:00-8:00 RcTeUers.
KOAC 668 Kcv CorraUiJ
13 :00 Fans program.
1:00 VaBdeville.,i i
3:00 Vatrnec. : hi- .
3:SO Hoaaemaker hoar. !
S:80 Homo Garden. "
6:80 Para program. -T:36
Colierlata aportliiht. 1 .
LITTLE GIRL IS
MeCOY, Jan. 7. Little Alice
Joy Pritsel, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Porter -Frlszel is in the Mc
Mlnnvllle hospital In a critical
condition. She; received an In
ternal bruise on one hip some
time ago while playing., with her,
brotber. 1 i j I
Blood poison set In and her fa
ther has given blood, three times
for transfusion In. an effort to
save the child's life. .
-The doctors re- trying : to get
Alice In condition so that they
might operate.
, GUKSTS AT BROOKS
BROOKS, Jan. '7. lr. and
Mrs. Luther Ilutto and children,
Ada. Martha, JoSan and Charles
Hutto, - spent . the holidays as
guests of Mrs. f Hutto's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John Colyer at Su
per, Ore. Other guests at the
Colyer home were: Mr. and Mrs.
J. Andy colyer and children, Vic
toria, Pearl, Nellie, Orville, Wil
ms., Wilber, Rohena, Bertha, and
George Colyer of Gerfals; Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Snooks and chil
dren LeRoy arid Lyda Snooks ot
Broadacrgs; Mn, and Mrsj John
Colyer and children netta, Fran
cis, and Addie and John Colyer,
Jr., were former residents of
Brooks, moving jto Suver last fall.
SERIOUSLY INJURED
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HOiR SOCIETY
GROUP MID
Woodburn High Announces
Students who Have
Won Honors j
WOODBURN", Jan, T. Ths
members of the Torch Honor So-
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Ciety ai' wooaourn ' mgu m
have been recorded for the last
six weeks' period. The Torch
honorary group is composed of
students who have maintained an
exceptionally good scholastic av
erage for a period of six weeks or
over. Pupils who receive a total
of eight or Jess points during the
six weeks period are eligible. The
grades must not be higher than
a ! average. Or course if the
student takes more than four sub
jects the points are arranged ac
cordingly. I
' Regular members are those,
who have maintained a' good
enough average grade to be; In
the society for three successive
six weeks' periods. Regular mem
bers are: Jack Guiss, Lenore Nn
del. Charles Tresidder, Mildred
Grim, Hasel Bhrock, Maxlne
Olesy, Ursula Moshberger, Inez
Smith, Harold Toder, Loes Toder,
Jane Tergen, Kenneth Gillanders.
Noma Hill and Carolyn Marcott. ;
Associate members are: Rea
McPeak, Winona 'Toder, Kathleen
Shory, Lois. Seely, Doris Arney,
Leslie Erb. George Ehlen, Ruth
Hanson, Dale Trullinger, - Charles
Cammack Selma Carothers. Har
old Gustafson, - Llla Ashland,
Clara Eder, Hasel Ffeeberg, Del
mar Ramsdell. James Myers, Fi
dela Sicard, Arthur Ginther, Tor-'
lef Nelson. . 1 Gerald Nibler, Viola.
Block, Anna Dooer, John Espy,
Dennis Froemke, Maxlne Sander
son, Don Grady, Mable Halvorsen,
John Hammelan,.CUpta Headings,
Justine Hunt, Jean Richmond.
Betty Jane Proctor and Hazel
Snrock. f
i REVIVAIJJ STARTED
NORTH SANTIAM, Jan. 7.
Rev. J. G. MInton, regular pas
tor here, will hold a two weeks ,
revival meeting ; at the North
Santiam church commencing
i Sunday night,' January 4.
By BEN BATSFORD
By JIMMY MURPHY
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