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PAGE TEN Tho OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Morning, December 1, 1931 COWlmlTTEES LISTED FOB ME m Interesting Entertainment Given 'at Meeting of Community Club DAME FASHION RECOVERS HER SANITY ROBERTS, Nov. 30 A lively and entertaining time was held Saturday night at the Community dab. At the business meeting the arrangements for the Christmas program" were discussed. It wa.J decided to postpone next regular meeting of Community club, as it came so close to the day set for the Christmas program, which will be held Tuesday evening, De cember 22. ' President Salchenburg appoint d the several committees as fol lows: , tree committee Henry Query, Howard Henningsen, Wes ley Goodrich, Roy Rice Jr. Dec Orating Mrs. H. B. Carpenter Mrs. G. S. Higgins. Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Fldler. Candy commltt Xeane Edwards, Janice Higgins, Dorothy Rice, Mr. Rice and Mr. Bressler. Song committee Mrs Rice, Mrs. W. C. Pettyjohn, Miss Forest Edwards. After the business meeting splendid program, arranged by Mrs. Pettyjohn and Mrs. Daven port was given. Follow'ng the program pies were auctioned. Mr. Salchenburg as the auctioneer was Tery entertaining and caused much merriment among the crowd with his wit. The club realized $22.75 from the even ing's sale. This will be used to Ujy the Christmas candy for the tree. The program was: song. Junior choir; recitation, Bobbie Judson; group of songs, Miss Query; mon ologue, S. C. Davenport; drama tized song by Mary Jane Osborn, bride; Dwayne B e 1 1 1 n c ourt, groom; Virginia Davis, flower gin; jonn uavis, minister; atten- t,VTitipt 3.iTh TWhel dants, Eddie Goodrich Mr.rjorie Community' club met at the cowman, warjone juason. uor- , oaf,iav nitrht. Tha new , , - ; J VI fit -J' tKx; f - - Ij - l' . v p,;h: If V V fw s 1 ' tv r I ' T'X I w v ' ' If J. i ii s .......... v -V-V. j t I ,77! irrrn 1 --"' 1 "" " 1 ' MnMMaaawnaMMMMMvtMKTCMmwip. Having recovered from the mental abarratian the result f which waa wbicb were aumwrriH uvm iu wave of nonsensical fashions and early Victorian era. Dame Fashion is one mere her charming self. Styles for the coming season have none of th freakish features that have marked most of the recent creation,. Pictured above are some of the charming models that mark the grand old lady's return to sanity. On the left is a transparent eUet dress, for lea, cocktail hour, theatre or restaurant wear. Simply made, it has shirred sleeves which aro puffed, and the only decoration is a rhinestono buckle. Second from left is a fur-trimmed model. Suit is of black velvet and the trimming is of silver fox. The next model (third from left), is a brown laco dress with buckle and necklace of burnt topaz. The coat is of orange velvet with brown astrakhan collar. On the right Is an ensemble for informal wear in the afternoon. It is of black transoarent velvet with hat and shoes to match. SUM SC1I HIS socuiem Activity of Various Groups Of Churches Recorded; Bazaar Soon Loan an. an4 children, warn Son day dlnnar gnesta at thn Ed Schart horn la the Eldrledge district. Mr. and Mr. Lawrence Ham mer attended the marriage of Mr. Hammer! brother, Herman Ham mer of Anborn, Sunday morning. COMMuNlY S 1 Starbuck and family in Dallas. William Faston who lived here 26 years ago was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mra. Ed Flpley. He was on his way back to his home in Portland after taking his daughter, a student, at the U. of O. to Eugene following a Thanks giving "visit with her parents. Fas- ton, when a youthful inhabitant LIBERTY, Nov. 30 The Red of this neighborhood perfected a Hills grange will hold the regu- ouite satisfactorv barbed wire lar meetinar Tuesdav nteht. Dfv- aoa uowman, inaa aeimer, Dre3!d ent S- Hamrkk. was in the fence telephone line with cigar cember 1 at the Liberty hall. A chair. As Mrs. Weddle, the sec- dox receivers at euner ena. tie pot iuck amner wiy oe enjoyea LIKES TREE PLAN TO MEET TUESDAY Irene Selmer Skit Betty Coed, Neoma Crou er, Esperince Pogue, Dorothy Salchenburg, Francis Blanken ehip, Rose Ann Goodrich, LeRoy Edwards, Frances Lott, Floyd Bowman, Loui3 Salchenburg; dra matized song Xeonia Crouser, Floyd Bowman, Raymond Hig gins, Esperenc Pogue, Henry retary, was not able to be pres ent, Mrs. A. L. Schalz served as acting secretary. An invitation wa3 accepted by the Community club to hold the December meeting the night of the school Christmas entertain ment Wednesday, December 23. The Invitation was gladly ac- now holds a responsible position with the Portland Telephone com pany. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Apple- stone of Seattle were Friday and Saturday guests of Mrs. Apple- stone's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. at 6:30. All members are urged to attend as .there will be an election of officers and also bal loting on candidates for membership. Mrs. W. D. Olden who has been spending several weeks in PRATTJM, Nor. 30. The monthly Sunday school social and business meeting at the Methodist church Friday night was well at tended. Large tables were set in the basement, where 84 members and friends of the Sunday school were served a bountiful Thanks giving dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Hersch furnished the turkeys. Mrs. Paul Sllke was hostess, and had charge of the dinner and decorations. The business meeting was in charge of the president, eorge Kleen, and the devotional meeting was conducted by the vice-presi dent. Rev. Edwin Rounds. The program, arranged by Ralph Kleen, was as follows: Reading, Alice Jones; duet, Grace and Frances Klampe; trumpet solo, Irvln Branch; duet, Mrs. Ina Rlggs Rounds and Edith -Riggs; piano solo, Mrs. John Jones; read ing, Helen Mae Thompson; duet, Irene and Rudolph deVries. After the program a social time, visiting and playing games in the church basement were enjoyed. Mrs. Lavlna Wedel of Salem has for several days been visiting with relatives here. Theodore Witham, Irene With am and Miss Jones from Wood burn were visitors here Sunday afternoon. Bazaar Friday The annual bazaar of the Men- nonite church, sponsored by the girls department of the Ladles' Aid, of which Miss Alta Herris-ts president, will be held In the school basement Friday night. Last year the bazaar was such a grand success that the whole com munity Is looking forward to the one on Friday. Homer Lelsy will be auctioneer and Rev. J. Franx has charge of the program. Money obtained will go for mission work. The Christmas program at the Methodist church, of which Wil liam deVries Is superintendent. will be in charge of Miss Mildred Meyers and Mrs. Harold deVries. MEOIIUL FROM LISE1 AREA nnoov IS SERIOUSLY ILL Heaith Lecture Scheduled; Returned Missionary Gives Address LAKE LABISH, Not. 35 Labish onions continued the sen satlonal runaway rise in price with a leap of 25 cents, to $2.25 per hundred; $2.35 is being paid for three inch grade. Buyers scoured the neighborhood at the $2.00 price and were unable to find any for sale; at the new price a number of cars were billed over. The night watchman at the Hayes rarm recently surprised a couple of onion thieves at their nocturnal vocation and obliged with a shotgun obligate Since no gunshot wounds have been report ed in the vicinity It is doubtful if a bullseye was scored. For more than a month onions have been mysteriously absenting themselves from the shelves of various onion houses, and as a re sult the night watchman Is going on duty two hours earlier. r, W T .. VJmn.Jn if.l.tnM ! cepted. There was a discussion Mazine Pettyjohn, Howard Hen ningsen; solo, John Davis; reel tatlon, Mary Jane Osborn; skit "Say What You Think." Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blankenship. Mrs. Davenport, Mrs. Coolidge, Mr. and Mrs. T. Edwards, Mrs. Bettin court, Mrs. J. P. Blankenship, Mrs. G. S. Higgins, Mrs. Salchen burg, Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Fidler. Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Lott and Mrs. Goodrich. Kitchen band: B. D. Fidler. regarding changing the regular meeting night of the club away from Saturday night. It was de cided that the meetings are to continue on Saturday nights. J. R. Carruthers, chairman of the , program committee an nounced the following program: Instrumental and vocal selection, Edward and Melvin Bedient; community songs, Mrs. Arthur Johnson at the piano; harmonica selections, Emil Jahn; comic dia- A. La Raut. With them was Miss Portland has returned there after Alice Lewis, daughter of Mr. and spending the holidays here. Mrs. E. G. Lewi3, recent arrivals Miss Mary Berndt, a nurse at from Watsonville, Calif., who are I the Salem hospital. Is recovering living in the Olson house. Esther nicely from an appendicitis oper Lewis, a sister of Alice returned I ation which she underwent with the Applestone's to Seattle where both girls will he In school this winter. Mrs. B. 8. Lewis is 1 a daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. La Raut. SPANISH ram leader; Mrs. R." J. " Bettlncourt'. l?,gu?' George Bahnsen. Leonard Mrs. Salchenburg, Mrs. G. Hig gins, Mrs. Fidler, Mr. Salchen burg and Forest Edward; play "Playing Square": Maxine Petty- John as Dixie O'Xeil; Howard TTenninB-nen Phlof nf Pnll.n- Tim. TMwarrf. po,. irotM,. rJsen; nail driving contest er, Joe; Raymond Higgins, Jack Fischer and Lester Fischer; in strumental number, Hilda Bahn sen and the three Bedients; cor net solo, Dick Johnson, accom panied by Mrs. Arthur Johnson; instrumental solo, Hilda Bahn- TO BE GIVEN DEC. 4 Thank giving day. Miss Berndt had planned to spend the day with relatives but became 111 be fore she left the hospital. Mr. and .Mrs. Glen Whitney were Sunday guests at the W. R. Dallas home. Miss Iris and Ruth Whitney who have been guests at the Dallas home since Thanks giving returned to their home in Portland with their parents. Rob ert Dallas who has been with his grandparents in Corvallis since Thanksgiving returned home Sun day with Mr. and Mrs. Whitney. 4-IUI CLUB TO MEET DEMOCRAT RALLY IT m DALLAS DALLAS, Nov. 30. "The Belle of Barcelona," a Spanish oper- the etta, will bo presented by the prize was won by Mrs. George boys' and girls' glee clubs of Dal Bahnsen; orchestra selection las high school In the school's au- the three Bedients. ditorlum Friday evening. Decern Mr. and Mrs. George Bahnsen ber 4, at 8 p. m. The operetta is entertained at dinner on Thanks- being presented under the dlrec giving day honoring a group of tlon of Miss Alice MacBride. their relatives. Covers were The cast of characters includes placed for Mr. and Mrs. William Senor de Montero. Eldon Camp- C. Goetze and Mr. and Mrs. E. bell: Senora de Montero. Hazel MACLEAY, Nov. 30. Mrs. M. E. Long, Virginia and Jerry Plummer; Margarita, Mary Staats; Kephart, who has been seriously Long, all of Portland. Mr. and Mercedes. Alice Hereth; Senor de 111 with a cold, is much improved Mrs. L. E. Fischer and son Lester la Vega, Bill Cadle; Pedro, Dean Members ol the Farmers' un of Liberty, Mr. and Mrs. George Cadle; Emllio, Fred Lewis; Don ion have been soliciting food to be Wittle and danehters Marion and Juan. Howard Camnbell: Don sent to neeay iarmers in aion MRS MM HAZEL GREEN, Not. 30. Newton Woodward is seriously 111 at the home of his daughter, Miss Ruby Woodward. Mr. Woodward is 84 years old. He crossed the plains in 185C. at the age of nine. A health lecture will be given by Mr. Ambros of Salem at the sehoolhouse Friday. Dec. 4 at 8 o'clock. Admission free to mar ried and engaged couples. Chil dren will not be admitted. Miss Daisy Frederick, a return ed missionary from Africa gave-i an interesting and helpful address at the program sponsored by Women's Missionary society and the Otterbel- Guild Sunday night. Miss Frederick or Free Methodist church was In chrfrge of girls school in Zuland in from east coast Africa. She expects to re turn to mission work. At pres ent she is caring for her aged mother at Woodbura. The girls of Otterbeln sang. m worth! erries? 8unday - . v. ti ltrmS SChOOl was grvn . diate class of ; whlco -mis. Luckey J teacher. Glen oney and Author Clemen are tee from young people' class to worship service for Sunday fcnooriicenir Th tt ance at Christian Endeavor la in creasing. A Junior C. E- organized soon. . . The regular meeting of th of ficial board will be Thursday night after prayer meeting. The community for Christmas program i Mrs. Robert Massie. Mrs. Louis Wampler and Iola Luckey. The Sunday school was ask to bring fruit and regetables for a box for charities. The monthly business meeting of Christian Endeavor will be at G. O. Looney'a home Friday, Dec, 4, with offlcers'nrged to attend. sstrvil. little son of Mr. ana Mrs. Alvin Van Cleave la doing nicely. He broke his collar bone, some days ago by falling while playing. BOYS ARRESTED WOODBURN, Not. 30. Ches ter Gibby and Marlin, two Wood burn boys, are to appear before Justice of the Peace Hiram OTer ton Tuesday morning In a trial concerning the alleged theft of an automobile. The trial will be helJt at 10 o ciock. DALLAS, Nov. 30. An en thUSlastlc rallv nf the PalV ennn ty democrats was held Saturday Ina and son Edward Schuls of Jose, William Chrltchlow, Dona tana. Irvln Bartell Is In charge of afternoon In the countv .court- Auburn. Hilda Bahnsen and the Marcela. Emily Benge; Dona An- the work in this community. rooms. The program consisted of host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. lta.-Alberta Mills; Miss Ayers, Ra- The women of the grange have speeches by five prominent demo crats of the state. The meeting urged the organization and active participation of women voters of the county in the "Roosevelt for President" club and all county politics. The "Roosevelt for President club held a meeting at which plans were made to increase the mem bership. The election of a chair man for the county central com mittee was held over until a later meeting. George Bahnsen. CUSS HAS HAPPY PARTY chel Uglow; Lieut. Harold Wright, received an invitation from the Ted Coon; Patrick Malone, Robert Union Hill Home Economics club McMillan; Captain Colton, Burnell to attend the cooking school at Webb. that place December 1, pnt on by As a special feature between Mrs. Humphrey. There will be a acts, a Spanish couple will dance pot-luck lunch at noon. a characteristic tango. The Junior Mrs. E. Toqker has recovered high boys' glee club will make its from a scalded foot. first appearance when they sing Clarence Moisner or Eugene has two numbers between acts. Four been the guest of his cousin, Ber- TALBOT, Nov. 30 Cheer Sunday school Prominent members of the dem- Joyed a party at the home of Mr ocratlc party who spoke at the I and Mrs. Watts Friday night. meeting were carl C. Donaugh, uames prepared by Kreta Cala- boys from the Junior high har monica band will also assist In the The Good intermission numbers. class en- State president of the party cen tral committee; John Mann,. John Summerville, ex-state treasurer of the, party, all of Portland, Harvey Starkweather of Milwaukie and W. A. Delzell of Salem. R. R. Tur ner of Dallas acted as chairman of the meetltg. NEW MEMBERS nard Nash. Mrs. H. E. Martin win entertain members of the 4-M club at her home Wednesday at an all-day meeting, to be in the nature of a Christmas party. 1 T van were enjoyed. Class members present were "Kreta Calavan, Phyllis Cole, Ilene Bllnston, ueorgia Gllmon, Norma Hamil ton, Sylvia Todd. Anita Gllmour. Mac Calavan, Arthur Zehner, Lo- ren Watts, Geo. Brown, Desmond SILVERTON, Nov. 30. At the Baker, Edwin Zehner, Keith November meeting of the Silverton Brown, Elvin Watts, Elmo grange 14 new applications for Brown, Russell Watts, and the nftmbershln were received. Mr. class teacher Mrs. A. E. CoIa. and Mrs. Lewis Hall also had Guests were Mrs. Frank Brown, their membership card transf er- C KJItU Mrs- JaKe Gllmour and Mrs. red from North Howell grange to Avaiuuic vi Avauiii.ii Todd, and Mr. and Mrs. Watts, the Silverton grange. Mrs. L. M. Harding Is spending I - Carl Haberly gave a lengthy School Days Enlivened by Special Work CLOVERDALE, Nov. 30 The school children are engaged. In various activities. The first rradera. In their snare time, are SILVERTON, Nov. 30 Rev. H. a few days In Cottage Grove with and interesting talk on the agrl- weaving bright colored yarn over KEEPS RICE BUSy, BUT PIPES CLEAR SWEET HOME, Not. 30 Nor- val Rice, Sweet Home saw mill operator, has been a very busy man for the last few days, keep ing the water pipes from freez ing. The coldest night was Thanksgiving night and will be cold again by all Indications, for a few more days. But Sweet Home people are feeling fortu nate to not be wading snow, and a silver thaw, which was very close by the latter part of the week. Just a few flurries of fine hall fell here. The C. E. young 'people held a party Friday night at the home of Rev. and Mrs. G. H. Hartzell of the Evangelical church. There was a good attendance of mem bers present that answered to roll call, and the way they all dressed for the occasion was a good advertisement for the pres ent time. Miss Frieda Wodtil, president, had the evening's en tertainment well outlined. On Highway Work Two hundred and thirty res idents of Linn county have reg istered for work on the county clearing crew at Upper Soda. which is removing the timber from the right-of-way on the San tiam highway. The rate of pay per day Is $2; one dollar of this Is kept for board at the county cook house, and one dollar Is remitted to the worker's family About 40 men Is all that can be accommodated at present. Under the skilled hand of L Skinner of Lebanon, Sweet Home's new welcome sign Is be ing transformed from some meaningless boards to a thing of beauty, "Welcome" in large let ters repose In a setting of beau tiful fir trees, amid hill and plain. The wood work which is also a magter piece was turned out of Wm. Wiley's shop. K. Bel strom assisting. The sign will be erected at the Intersection of the Santlam highway and the market road, by Junction Inn. Rev. Foss to Give Farewell Address L. Foss announced Sunday that her sister and brother-in-law. cultural meeting held at Stayton he would deliver his farewell ser- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright. two weeks ago. The next agrtcul- mon to the silverton congregation Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reeves and tural meeting will be held at Sil- two weeks from then, December Miss Elda Wlntermantel soent verton on the second Monday in 13. At noon of that day the con- Thanksgiving in Albany, the January. The Home Economics gregation will enjoy a pothick guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard committee of the grange was in- luncbeon and in the afternoon the Reeves. structed to boy dishes and silver. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kiener en- It was voted to hold the next tertained with a "500" nartv at meeting, lehich It held on the their home Thursday nirht. regular night would fall on Christ- I Three tables were in nlav (inrinv I mas. on December 18. . At this Rev. Mr. Foss was, early in the the evening. Guests vrA if Itlme election of officers will be autumn .lected to the presidency and Mrs. Geo. Marlatt. Mr. and keUL Installation will be in the vi me racun uisinci ior me l.u- i Mrs. jc. j. FrMmin uio.a. i iirst week in January anti theran church and he will leave Edqise Mathews, Rose Kiener I Jointly with Monitor, North How- cvu, x m mum mis posi- ma nay, xoisei Mathews, Wm. Hon. He will however, return to Kleper, Loyd Marlott and Her- DiiTciwu iwr me uouaays. his man Kiener. successor, .bv. uari jross, will be installed on January 10. The two men are brothers. Young People's society will hold its December meeting. Rev. Mr. Foss will also be the speaker at j this. SILVERTON, Nov. 30. The Royal Neighbors and the Pythian Sister will both elect officers at their December meetings, ' which will both fall on Tuesday night. December 1. The Royal Neighbor club will meet Wednesday after noon at the home of Mrs. Green. FORMED RESIDENT KIPiSWODD VISITOR KINGWOOD, Not. 30 A. A. Llringstone enjoyed a visit Fri day and Saturday tmm . - HOLIDAY GUESTS ew. CharlesT.lTin; T,-. HUBBARD. Nor. 30 Mr. and intrstona thZ 'v. ' " Mm- Henry Von Essen had as ty of Everett, Wash. Charles Liv- uuuuay guesia a. v. nee, i mgstone is captain on the steam Mrs. Maude Hyden and children er. Arbor Bell, plying on Pneet Wanda, June. Rosalie and Haxel. Sound. ' nset and Mrs.! Albert Snook and ehll-1 Mr. and Mrs. Rollln a ren Lydla and LeRoy of Broad-1 Mrs. Mary BeaTcr spent Thanks crf " I firing with Dr. and Mrs. A. ti. cardboard and when this is cov ered the cardboard is slipped out. the ends taken np and they have a neat little bag to take home The third graders are making a moving picture from the story of "The Sparrow and the Crew which they have read in class. The pictures are their own illus trations of the story and they will be put on a roll and shown to the school. The fourth grade have finished interesting books on the life of the people in Belgian Kongo. They selected the pictures that describe the people and country, to paste into their books. n - . . It , . i f rom me second grau up m Un Name OUggestlOn children have completed a friexe of Pilgrim life depicting th lives INDEPENDENCE. Not. 24 of the Pilgrims In their own conn- Mrs. Oscar Moore, whose hus- try, the sea voyage and their ar- band is the chief of police of In- rival here. This is done in black dependence, won a place in the on white making It in silhouette Emanon" contest held hv the iorm Oregon Journal. Mrs. Moore will receive a copy of the book with facsimile autographs of the auth ors. ell, Silverton Hills and Union Hill. Mrs. O. Moore Wins MANY AT DINNER INDEPENDENCE, Nor. 30. For several weekswthe story 1 Thlrtv-twn naranna vent nrMftnt which Is being written by Oregon at th C:io o'clock oovArad dish authors ran in the Oregon Jour- J dinner served by the young people nal under the title "Emanon" of tha PrMhvtaHan rhnrrh Borl and Sunday it appeared for the day. Miss Aldoria Corsline as the first time under its official title, I chairman of the social committee ine loop," me name winning of the Christian Endeavor society first place In the contest and I of the Presbyterian church, under which was submitted by Mrs. Dan I whose ansnicea tha wll aa I W- m a . 1 I netting oi Marsnneic. meld. MH 1MB HAVOR'S PARTY MIDDLE GROVE, Nov. 30 Indian blankets and feathers held sway at the home of Harry Stharf Saturday afternoon when the Junior Christian EndeaTor so ciety, held Its monthly business meeting and social In the form of an Indian party. The rrogram consisted ot In dian stories and games, a business session during which election of officers for the coming year toox nlarn. Those chosen were presi dent, Harry Scharf; rice presi dent. Leo Hammer; secretary, eq na Schwelslnger: xreasurer. George Bart ruff. Those attending the party were Geneva Hammer, Laura and Lu- ftil Crane. Edna Schwelslnger, Opal Scheuerman, Milton SCheu arman. 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