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PAGETIIRE3 lOCKpTEIXER: ATBEAlVf INQUIRYf I TH MVS GOLD IN (THE JOHNNY HILLS I o The OREGON STATCS1IAN, Seau Orcron. Friday ller&lng, April 23, 1932 FOB ORATOR TELLS OF IRK 11 GROUPS JOUJirJ KIClfflEM PROJECT OF CLUB v St. Of Smith-Hughes Students; . Union f Church -Service :;v:SilslannedC:--: GRAND ISLAND. Aorll 2S Jake Tompkins, Jr jk sophomore In the Dayton high school, care a talk on the Smith-Hughes work Monday 1st the noon luncheon of .- the Dayton Commercial;? club. Tuesday-night he motored to la dependence -where he talked be fore the Father and Sons banquet of the high school .association. At this meeting he discussed "The F Valne ; ot' Vocational Agriculture In the High Schools." JfcVe leaves Thursday for Conrallis where Fri day he will enter the state public speaking contest. This Is the third consecutive year that the Doylon ' high school has entered the con testant from the Willamette Tal ler section . and . the '.'second V con secutive year that the representa tive has beenji Grand Island boy. " - A union service of all the Day ton churches will be held Sunday night. Mar 1. at the Evangelical church. A musical program- will be presented In observance-of Na tional Music week. A - ' j i. -Teachers ElectedV. At a school board meeting held this week,- the teachers were elected for the coming year. Mrs. .PanlIne.;Fowler wlllbe principal and hare charge of the four njiper grades . for . a second term, ana w p. 'I Percy A. Rockefeller (left), a nephew of the Standard 03 king, la "spotted" by the Candid camera as he testified before the Senate Bank ing and Currency Committee during the Investigation Into short sell- - I - . . 1 - M J fiA J I A. - 1 mg en me stock mnn, itoc&ueuer Mnunca aving; pruupsvea in pool with Wall Street bears in order to recoup heavy losses on the market. Senator Frederic C Walcott, ef Connecticut, Is shown, center, and Senator Phillips Lee Goldsboreugn, ef Maryland, at right. Mrs. B. 0. Longsdorf; Tur key Raiser, Vins Award - Irr Contest : West Salem News Journal.- Portland, will deliver the commencement address. WEST SALEM, April 28. Mr.i Box. For the May meeting, which end Mrs. Marvin Lewis, who own will be held at the suburban Miss Lucille Fisher, daughter of l a onerate the service station I home of the president, Mrs. John Bev. and Mrs. F. E. Fisher ol in the Wallace road adjoining w 81mmona on the upper Oreh- Davton. will be the new. primary I the railroad right-of-way in West I ard - Heights road, with Mrs Instructor, The board consists of salem, have sold their farm on I Frank Forrester In charge of the E. A. Lefley, chairman, wonn crolsan creek In Marion county, lesson, Mrs. Brock. Mystery box Wiley, Roy E . Will and Mrs. Ar- ani juTe moved . into a residence I and Mrs. Dark devotional. It ka Lawrence, clerk. I on Rosemont avenue. was decided to continue the reg- . Special Meet Called Mm. Theo Laebr. of the River-1 nlr meetings all summer with no A special meeting of tne urano .Att erocerv. returned from a summer months closing. Island Improvement club has I weev. vacation at Burns, where The "Can Do" class of the Lee- been , called by the president. gne TSited her mother, Mrs. A. ue m. E. Sunday school In South Charles E. Nelson, to be held at Van ii.tin e),A renorted severe a.im met for a delightful social the school house. Saturday night. atwma nt mirt and snow and a I tima t thA attractive- home of ADril SO. -me purpose oi uu hAvnnd Bend, but tne Imp. and Mm Robert E. Pattlson ;jnietlng is to discuss , the pro- Uyg otherwise in good Wednesday night. Refreshments pwwi pauuiDi vi m w""-." i .ha.nA . I were served by we nostess assist- 1 A 1 AA alrAJ i r - - - i . - nau. Mi dun mem.. - The Ladles class or tne rora i ed by Mrs. Mason Bishop and Miss to be present at this t.me. MmorUl chureh will hold a large Thilda Johanson. Those attending Mrs. Adelbert Smith underwent I A...4. 4n has.mnt .in4 n.. xrM a Tv,riA. n 0.D.e"on .T"e?daT..m.ornIns at I of the church Friday night with Johnson. Dr. and Mrs. B. F. tne MCMinnviue nospuai. I inn, Insltstlnn 1lt tnd the bus-1 Pnnmt Mr nd Un Uunn TtU m.. m AniKf, rt tritk Ttar. i - I " 1 : " : rl.r ,T -v' bands especial guests. Mrs. c. u. shop. Prof, ana Mrs. rrenen, nr. wn ami uu, "rv I "h. I Dark is the teacher and commit-1 and Mrs. Charles Beck and "T" ".rr::r. v JC teewomen Include for program daughter, Hariett, Mr. and Mrs. LToofVeer were "recently" rtalnment Mrs. Emm.tt D. W. SUcy. Mr. and Mra. Wayne temlned by the iacnuy memocrs. .n.. . tn. .),. I M wtnr u, it t. !W-0SIV7i!tSi?:, Lnn Jack A. Cesser and Mrs. Arthur and the hosts. Mr. and Mrs. Rob- WW 1 J 41 tt I m V n.l-- on the program at the commence- w Tnent YrriMi to be neid in uem-1 a.uu, rriiti nlirht. Mfiv 57. throp andv Mrs. Eugene Krebs; B. F." Irvine, editor of tne uregon i a r ui.iv.uvu., . m. i . ijrsaiora, jars, rioyu uvpt Mrs, Phil Hathaway and .Mrs. Donald Kuhn Plans are under way for an outstanding evening and there is rumor of a big sur prise. In the eighth grade debate held this week Muriel Raster and Dean Thompson won' the decision over the negative debaters, Francis Wise and Edward Dingman. Members of the Womans' For- T"1: e, eign Missionary society of Sum (iERVAIa. ADril Z5 A no itour I .... ttt. e.1A. .v..v. - . .. . . I uiib nuu If cow uaicui vuuavuwauw Is being laid in tne new cuy .umu at tne home of Mr8 Ed Brock this week and work is oemg pusn-1 Tn,,)..- .fiMnnn with nrM ed forward for the dedication FloTd De Lapp having charge of which will be held Saturday, May i ,iAirntfnTaia mH an iiaa i 14. Mrs. A. B. Minaker will give stewardship. Mrs. Eugene Krebs a cantata in in nit iuu.., ,B charge of the lesson and Mrs. mgnt. May , in ooserYnco u. Dark conducting the Mystery national music wcc. a uiutc- ' " v" " I - J T. . L . t . which the ladies of Gervais will 8n scores went i..t.i. .hnkh tn hA T.ianttd to Mrs. Ward Lundy and Frank I around the building. Each lady in Cannard and for second high to 1JI -... . Lundy. Hall Clan Meets- Mr. and Mrs. A. DeJardin and children attended the third annu al gathering of the James E. and David Hall clan, which was held In the grange 'hall at Buttevllle Sunday. Members of the clan were present from Portland, Yam' hllL Salem, Donald, wood burn and Gervais; and one, Mrs. Mary Cox. from Los Angeles. Election of officers resulted in E. N. Hall WALDO HILLS. April 1 1 Cel ebrating National Music week the WtHard Women's club is sponsor lng a neighborhood concert. Mrs. C. C Geer, appointed by the state chairman as chairman for this dis trict is in charge with Mrs. Karl Haberly ; as .- assistant. Seven schools and four communities will join ' in the entertainment Wed nesday, May 4 at 8 p. m. in the Waldo Hills club house. i' Schools which will furnish num bera are Mc Alpine, Willard, Cen tervlew. Brush Creek, Evergreen, Victor Point and Macleay while communities assisting are Waldo Hills, Brush Creek, Evergreen, Macleay;. A community sing will precede the program and will be led by Frank Powell of Silverton. Dancing will conclude the even ing. A cordial Invitation to the program Is extended. Wine Turkey . Prize ror securing the most new members for the National Bour bon Red Turkey club Mrs. B. O, Longsdorf, of Red Acres farm in the Evergreen district, has re ceived a setting of turkey eggs. The prize was offered by the na tional secretary, Mrs. Murray Hall of Missouri. Mrs. -Longsdorf Is national vice president for Ore gon. This year, for the first time Mrs. Longsdorf will raise turkeys by hand. She expects to have 300 by May t or 10. in preparation she has had built two new brood er houses. She will also use a new novel but clever brooder, lined with turkey feathers. Mrs. Longsdorf was one of three Silverton turkey raisers to give three settings of eggs to pupils in the Smith-Hughes department of the Silverton high school. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Egan en tertained with a dinner party Sun day, the guests motoring from Sa lem. Seated at dinner -were Mr. and Mrs. Dell Forgey. Mr. and Mrs. William Kenney and two sons. Billy and Eddie, Walter Hls el, Mr. and Mrs. Egan, Mildred and Ralph Egan. Mrs. A. A. Geer Is resting com fortably at her home after under going an operation for sinus trou ble Monday at the Salem General hospital. ! I I ! ! ; - I , ... .4. ' ' ' "L v Gold deposits recently found in this ledge near operate en a commercial scale, are already under Parsons, W. Ya presumablT running through three T way. The original discovery was made by Coyton ravines more than a half-mile apart, are said to be I Phillips within the boundaries of the Mononganela the richest ever -found in the East. The precious I National Forest. The rocks shown in the picture siatal assays $154.80 per ton, and active steps to I are gold-bearing. - MUSIC 1 TOLD IH DETAIL SILVERTON. Anrtl 28 Plans for the first night performance of Sllverton s group oi tnree pro grams to be given during National Mnsle week, have been completed and announced. Prof. Hal Camp bell, In charge of the music in the Silverton schools, has prepared this program. Mr. Campbell was selected as chairman by Mrs. Ger trude Cameron, who Is general chairman of the Silverton aistriex. The program includes the ioi- lowlng: Overture. Land of Romance, Fraser Band. Selection. Tannhauser. Wagner Band. fiiTonhone solo. Silver Threads. Danks Jimmy Busch. Trumpet Quartet, The Long Day Closes, Sullivan W. Kleeb, a Thorklldson, W. Tate, L. Leslie. Selection. Victor Herbert's Fa vorites, Herbert and Lake Band. Dnet. The Norwegian cradle Song, Morel M. Winters (Trom bone) and E. Cloe (Clarinet). March, sons or Australia, um gow Band. Choruses. Snarkllnr Sunllzht. Ardltl; Gondla Bong. Roberts Girls' Chorus, Mrs. Viva Bennett, director. - Scene, In a Persian Market, Ketelby Orchestra, Solo Dancer, I Arthenla Cox. Valse, Tres Jolie, Waldteurtll . Orchestra. Violin auartet, Zerllne, Jahn E. Kellner, R. Leslie, N. Shaw, Russell Qulnn. Piano Quartette, M a x u r k a Basse, Ganne D. AMcKenxie, E. Minor, V. Brewer, M. Harman. Selection, Minuet In G. Beethov en; Turkish March, Bethoven Orchestra. rrrnt. TTnflnIhrt DrmnhnnT. Schubert Band and Orchestra. Grand March, Marche Aux Flambeaux, B. Clarke Band and Orchestra. Star Spangled Banner. Achievement Program To be Held Tonight WACONDA, April 88. Mem bers of the 4-H sewing club here have finished their year's pro jects, and will hold an elaborate Achievement Day program at the Waconda schoolhouse Friday, April 89, at 8 p. m. An exhibition of the year's work will be made, and a pro gram given. Miss Olive Meaning, school teacher here, Is the leader. RETURN HOME KINGWOOD. April 8T. Mrs. Ed Dennison with her baby daughter who arrived April 18 at a Salem hospital came home on Monday. The little girl has been named Molly Ann. COMMHY CLUB WILL MEET TODAY SUNNTSIDE. April 88 The Community el ah will meet Friday, The entire program will be riven by the 4-H clubs of the school. which will be the ananal Achieve ment program. Mrs. E. C. Willis. local leader of the boys' cooking, and Mrs. Jessie Rains,' principal. are in eharge of the program. An interesting entertainment la promised to all who attend. Both of the demonstration teams will demonstrate before competing at the county elub fair to be held at Salem the first week In May. The rest of the program will Include two short plays, songs, a reading. a short business meeting of the 4-H elubs, yells, and announce ment of prize winners. An added feature of the evening will be the presence of Miss Helen CowgU! assistant club leader, who . will judge the exhibits of the elub members, and of Mrs. Mary L. Falkerson, county school super intendent. The 4-H clubs have practically finished all their work for this year, and both plan to finish one hundred per cent. Much credit is due Mrs. E. O. Beckley and Mrs E. C. Willis, local leaders, for their efforts to make .the clubs a isnecess. JEFFERSON. April 88 The special featares at the Morning Star grange Saturday evening. April 80. win be two plays pre sented , by the young men of the grange. One Is. "The Man In the. Shadow"',- a three act mystery drama, with Ralph Chambers of Knox Butte, William Southard, Kenneth Cunningham, Adolph Drager, P. J. Shaver and Keith Cunningham playing. The other Is a short one-act: comedy, The Saving of Grace", which will be presented by Wil bur Calhoun. Keith Cunningham, Wood row Truax, and ' Perry . Long. The proceeds of the even ing will go toward paying off the debt Incurred In remodeling' the ban. Hant Clab Meets The Hunt and Gun club of Jef ferson met Saturday night at the A. B. Hlns. hardware store, The club was recently organized, now having 75 members, with the membership steadily increasing.' At the meeting the club consid ered a plan for raising finances to build a pen near the city, in which to raise pheasants to re lease in vicinity adjacent to Jef ferson. It Is reported enough members are willing to donate time and labor la building a pen if the, elub can raise the funds for the materiab Three committees were ap pointed 'as follows: location for pen A. B. Hlns, Paul McKee, and H. L. Knight r finance Karl Tomasek, Clair Cobb William Wledekehr, J. T. Jones and Wil bur Kunk; building Jesse Par rish. Rev. G. F. Llenlng, Paul Harris, W. J. Ettner, and Ray mond McCIaln. A tea given by the Home Cookery club of the seventh and eighth grades was held at the home of their leader.- Mrs. Flo Toung, Friday afternoon. Geral- dlne Jones accompanied by Ger aldlne Davis, gave two local numbers. Dainty refreshments were served with Francis Wed dle pouring and Ellen Looney, Carol Lynes and Peggy Neus baum serving, assisted' by Violet Chain and Delia Stephenson.- BIRTHS REPORTED JEFFERSON. April 88 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miner are the parent of a 7 pound son bora April 81 at their home northwest of town. Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Pendegraft are the parents of a V pound daughter born In Al bany, April 88. She has been named Donna June. ILWIBQI BEFORE DEDICATION School Signs Placed For Rural Building LINCOLN, April 28 The Lin coln, school board , has erected mnch needed school signs along the road fronting the schoolhouse as Lincoln. Mrs. Irene Castle, teacher, has haan AifvavA t j iaeeS rha T In aaIw , . I w ,cav uu uuivviu oi woooouru eing iecita school f0r her third term. laent ior me next year au A.im Mr and Mr8 w- r. Edwards of Hall of Salem, secretary-treas- Lincoln! were honor guests at a nrer. The meetings are held the dinner given In compliment to third Sunday In April and will be their 18th wedding anniversary held again next year ' at Butte- Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Dale vllle. The - community :w5 00" club closed the season Tuesday night with a dinner and evening of cards. at the parish hall. Between Rldgeway, who reside on the old home plaee of Mr. Edwards' par--s at Rickey. Other dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Merrick and son Vernon Merrick SO and SO were present for the I of Lincoln and the hosts. Mrs. and dinner and 18 tables were play- Mr. Rldgeway. . :: (Bcefiaitesfl; tfS-lkini8k9 Enaeirgy J . - . ' - . - fc . ; - - - ' New UNMQDN : . - , . tiXlEATXZn potvcn NEW SSIOOTDNCSS INCnEASED UILBAGS FINEST ANTI-BNOCB PnOVED PBRFOIlSf AlfCB : ; MONEY DACB GDARANTBB. LISTEN! . . . "VOICE OF . . . 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