Tlie OREGON STATISSMAIf. Salenu UrecroiW Thursday Moral, November 24, 1932
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spinach &nd largs winter radishes.
As watr often ;.corfs much of
this land la winter tnm fathering
of laU crops Is a disagreeable J oh.
The heaTy . expense of fertilizer;
power tor pumping water for irri
gation, and. labor, has taken the
profit irom the trower.. . ;
SPRING VALLEY. Not.: 2J. -The
community ,cluh drew 'rec
ord erowd. with' standing room at
. premium, when ' the following
program was giren: ,
. Songs by the school; -drill, by J
i school 5 boys; play," A Pie fer J
r Washington."- by the girls; ban
jo solos, Roy Pease of Salem; vo-
?cal duet, Julia and Rnth Shepard;
readings, Mrs. 8. II. Van Trump
of Salem: orchestral numbers.
t Walter Gru en f elder, Robert Car-
, pettier and Theodore and - Elmer
Wacken; talk, S. 1L Van Trump
Marlon . county fruit . Inspector;
, playf "Adrertlsing for a Servant,"
. Mr. , and ' Mrs. Frank Matthews,
Dorothy. Kirkwood, Hasel Utter-
v'baek, Irene Wlndsor,"Mrs. J.. P.
Sohn and Jesse Bonn.
i .Following the - .program ' danc
ing,2 was enjoyed !. at " the Frank
Windsor home." A "plate sapper
was served. The committee- in
charge was Mr. and Mrs. F. B.
Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. L. F
Matthews and Mr. and Mrs. Ben
McKlnney.
, ' The next meeting will be held
in conjunction with the Christ
mas program giren by the school
December 24. Mr. and Mrs.-V. A
Stratton, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cn.il
ders and Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Tungen were appointed as a com
m it tee to buy the candy and as
sist the teacher, Mrs. J. P. Sohn
LabUh Celery is
Off Hundred Cars
This Year, Repor
HAZEL GREEN, Not. 23.
James Yada finished cutting cel
ery Monday, i The other growers
will be through the latter part of
the week. The last cutting is
usually made by Thanksgiving, as
- It Is necessary .to finish before a
' heaTjQost. The Labish Meadows
Celery Growers' union is short
about 100 cars this year.
The late crop of lettuce has
been harvested. There is to be
marketed carrots, beets, turnips,
DID PHI
Funeral ; Services V. ...
For Mrs, Braugh
Slated Tomorrow
OERVAIS, Not. 23. Mrs.
George Braugh died at a Salem
hospital at-about 2 o'clock, Tues
day morning, following an illness
of , f our years' , duration. She was
born In Portland September 25.
18TB, and was married to George
Braugh at Eureka, Cal July 3,
1903. . They came to Oregon In
1906 and had lived in the Fair
field community land la Gervals
since that time. Only the husband
survives.
Funeral services will be held
from the Presbyterian church Fri
day afternoon, beginning at 1:30
Rev. Graiioua officiating and bur
ial will be in the Masonic ceme
tery east of town.
Second of Parties
In Card Series is
Held at St. Pau
ST. PAUL, Nov. 23. The sec
ond card- party of the series of
six was held Sunday night at the
Knights of Columbus hall. There
were 16 tables and the commit
tee in charge was Mrs. Henry
Raymond, Mrs. Ed Piilette, Mrs
L. M. Simon and Mrs. ,J. N.
Schneider.
The men's first prize was won
by Harvey McKay and second by
Frank Brentano. Women'? first
prize was won by Mrs. Edward
Davidson, and second by Mrs
Maurice Merten.
Sunday, December 4, the third
card party will be held.
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I GET 2-DAY HOLIDAY
HAYESVILLE, Nov. 23 There
will he no school here Thursday
and Friday. The school netted
$4.50 to use for playground ap
paratus at the candy and pop
corn -sale Friday night.
800 Indians
HELD BY STUDEIiTb
ZEN A. Nov, 23. Pupils of the
Zena school, assisted : by - their
teacher. Miss Dorothy Bork, gave
a Thanksgiving . program with -a
group of parents as guests Wed
nesday afternoon. i? -:..;.-,
A Thanksgiving pantomime was
given by Jean Truxall, Barbara
Jean Cox, Wilma Crawford, Bet
ty Truxall, Jack McKenxle, Ardon
Shepard, Jack Truxall, - Raymond
Stephens, Sylvia Wledeman, Em-
mett Johnson, Joe Shepard, Dale,
Jessie ' and v Paul Worthington,
Chester Merrick. Leroy Pettlt,
Helen Hunt, Myrtle Kennedy and
Bessie Creswell;- reading, Betty
Truxall; reading, Ardon Shepard;
Thanksgiving songs by school.
seventeen young folks were
present when the Christian En-
detfvor society of Zena held the
initial candlelight service Sunday
night at 8 o'clock. Miss Gertrude
Johnson is president; Frank
Crawford, Jr., treasurer, and Miss
Julia Shepard, secretary. Vie TJt
tertack is song leader; Miss Doro
thy Bork was leader for the meet
ing. Misses Julia and Ruth Shep
ard gave a vocal duet.
Editor Alexander
In South to Tell
Oregon's Wonders
STAYTON, Nov. 23. Editor
E. D. of the Stayton Mail and
Mrs. Alexander have left for San
Francisco, and from there will
go to San Mateo, where they will
spend Thanksgiving at the Glen
E.Fox home. Urging them to make
the trip, their daughter, Mrs. Fox
told of the wonderful weather
there at present, roses, and many
other flowers being in bloom.
The Alexanders are prepared to
say a few words along that line,
for instance the late summer
flowers are still untouched by
frost here; the roses in the park
ing about the Marlon county
courthouse, andthe row after row
of gladioli still in bloom at the
state tubercular hospital.
Turkey Feed
CHE MAW A, Not. 3 3 .All ar
rangements hav been completed
for the. Thanksgiving day pro
gram for the 800 students at the
Chemewa vocational school. They
will be served with a turkey din
ner, including all the trimmings,
in the students dining hall at
noon, accompanied by the school
10-piec orchestra. The dining
hall is being decorated to con
form with the occasion.
During the afternoon there will
be av pep rally and various ath
letic contests. In the evening, ar
rangements have been made . tor
those desiring to attend the big
event of the day,-the ChemaVa
Salem traditional football game to
be played in 8alem. For those
who do not go to the game, there
will be a special moving picture
show in the school auditorium.
Suver Grange Has
Election; Chooses
Frederickson Head
SUVER, Nov. 23. The Suver
grange has elected new officers,
as follows:
Master, Elmer Frederickson;
overseer, George Plov; lecturer,
Mrs. E. G. Harris; steward, Clar
ence C. Rltchey; assistant stew
ard. Earl Conkey; chaplain, Mrs.
L N. Conger; treasurer, E. G
Harris; secretary, Mrs. Earl Con-
key; gatekeeper, W. J. Kerr;
Ceres, Mrs. Elmer Frederickson;
Pomona. Mrs. Ed Larson; Flora.
Mrs. Kester; lady assistant stew
ard, Mrs. Urvan Arehart; execu
tire committee, Wes Kester, I. N,
Conger and Orvan Arehart; mu
slclan, Mrs. Clarence C. Rltchey.
UNION SERVICE TODAY
AURORA, Nov. 23. There
will be a 10 a. m. Thanksgiving
service at Christ Lutheran church
Thursday, conducted by Pastor
Alfred Knerr and the Lutheran
league.
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The "week following dedication
of the new church edifice Dr. W.
ft. Martin will begin a two weeks
series - of ; Bible conference serv
ices., Mr. Martin - is well known
the world over as the author of
the gospel song "God WU1 Take
Care of Ton , . ..
WEST SALEM. Not."" It A
good sited 'crowd attended the
regular monthly meeting ot the
West . Salem - Community club
Monday 'evening. The members
ot the : Orchard Heights '- enter
tainers gave a number of fine
selections.
Cooperation-was urged with the
proposed Ktngwood ' Post .of the
American Legion ft a proposed
public bunding for West. Se
em, designed, to accommodate the
Legion, the city business, com-
m unity club meeting and young
folks organisations.
Mrs. Karl P. Mobley, president
of the Parent-Teachers' associa
tion, urged those interested in hot
noon lunches for school children.
to cooperate In that project.
Lieut. Lansing of the state po
lice, gave an Interesting talk.
George Chapman made a - report
of the committee named to look
after the feasibility of Improving
the housing facilities In the Com
munity haU, stating that the offi
cial board of the West Salem
church and the pastor were will
ing to cooperate In any way with
the dab and stating that the
property Involved belonged to the
Methodist Conference.
A nominating committee will
report at the next meeting for
officers for the coming year.
Revival Services
Planned for Week
After Dedication
DALLAS, Nov. 23. Sunday
services will be the last ones to
be held in the Woodman hall by
the Dallas Christian church, as
the new building will be occu
pied and dedicated December 4
Sunday morning the pastor, K,
E. Burke, will preach on "The
Christian Service Assigned You.
Th last sermon of the series on
the Colossian letter will be given
at the evening service from the
topic, "When is God's Anger
Coming?"
Fairview Holiday f
Comnronity Dinner
Well Attended
FAIRVIEW. Nov. 21 TlrL
view's community ' Thanksgiving
dinner at the schoolhonse Sunday
afternoon Warn m nnnlif1i mniC
cess. A total of 108 persons sat
down at the specially decorated
laoies wnicn were loaded with
turkey, chicken and all the
trimmin'a,
The committee . of women In
charge was Mrs. George Palmer,
Mrs. h. R. Jones, Mrs. Ralph
Dent, Mrs. Rex Hartley, the
Misses . Ilene and Mlna Turner,
Mrs. John Crawford, Mrs. Graee
Behon and Mrs. Nellie Wieder-kehr.
Real Potluck Dinner
PJanned, Sunnyside
SUNNYSIDE, Nov. 23. A real
pot-luck dinner will be held at
the community club meeting here
jrriaay nignc, wun leit-overs rrom
the Thanksgiving abundance to
make the meal. Seven new fam
ilies have moved Into the district.
so the evening will be In the na
ture ot a get-acaualnted affair, A
good program Is planned.
CHAPPED
To quickly relieve
chapping, roughness.
cracking, apply soothing;
cooling Mentnolatum.
Thanks Prog-ram is3 3f
Held by.Woodhurn f
High School Group
WQODBURN.'Not. It. A
Thanks giving program of Interest
was given Tuesday, in the audi
torium of the high school by
members of the Junior class.' The
feature ot the program "was an
address by John T. Myers. Joyce
and Helen WoodOn played a piano
duet. Mr. and Mrs. O. F. . LarsoiJ
sang "Old Lots Song. The Wood
burn lyric trio, made up of Joyce
and Helen Woodtin and Mrs. Paul
Pemberton, sang a Selection, ae
eompanled by Mrs. LaTerne Nor
ton. - -
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: HUBBARD. Not. 23. Mrs. Efc
dred McClalre of Juneau, Alaska,'
is visiting at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E, Adams.
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