The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, January 13, 1933, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Textf. H- 1 ft i - . r r v .; Via- The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon, Friday Morning, January 13, 1933 - - v- PXGBrflNE 'it v, 4 I ' i: TOR'S PAY :op Christian Church; Other Groups Hold Annua! Elections ' 8ILVERTON, Jan. . 11. . The Christian church has figured oat a anlque and most Interesting manner of handling the financial end of the ehorch work daring timet of depression. The official hoard of the church has adopted the plan and it is being brought before the congregation for three consecutive Sundays. Little doubt was expressed of Its ultimate adoption. . Dr. and .Mrs. W. O. Livingstone, both of whom are pastors, will re ceive about $30 in cash a month. The parsonage Is furnished by the congregation and all members Who cannot pay cash and have other means of adding to the con tributions will be given credit for these. In this fuel, foodstuffs, and In some cases gasoline will be fur nished for the use of the pastors. Salaries are Cut 1 Salaries of two Silverton pas tors were substantially and volun- tarily cut at the anneal meetings of Immanuel and Trinity Luther an churches held Wednesday. At ; w 41111117 cuuitu, mo uieeuug wis Z- held Wednesday night and Rot C L Foss salary was lowered from $1800 a year to $1200. Rev, Jensen Teceived a similar reduc tion at Immanuel'a meeting held all day Wednesday. Both pastors receive free house rent. ' Reports at Immanuel church were from the trustees, of which H. Severson was chairman. The finances of the church were shown la good condition, Oscar Johnson made the treasurer's report. Rev; Jensen reported for the Sunday school and Mrs. Oscar Johnson read the report made out by the president of the Ladles' Aid socle ty, Mrs. If. E. Strand. H. B. Jor genson reported for the guild In the place of Us president, Miss Hilda Olsen. 4 ; c! .--f ; Elections resulted in' Albert Funrue and Oscar Overland as new members of the - board of trustees to succeed Conrad John son andfH. Sererson. Carl Thor kildaon was made the new mem ber of the deacon's board while L Opedaihl was elected to fill the raeancy imade by P. O. Hender son's resignation. H. B. Jorgen son was i reelected secretary; El mer Johnson was made treasurer. succeeding Oscar Johnson, who was made assistant. Rer. Jensen was elected superintendent of the Sunday school; Jonas Byberg, or ganist. Mrs. Arthur Dahl as as sistant; cemetery hoard members. Oscar Loe and Conrad Johnson; ushers, Conrad Thorkildson, Or rtn Sererson, S. Jorgenson and Oscar Olsen. At Trinity church Rev. Foss report showed a confirmed mem bership of 318. Three families were admitted to membership at j the Wednesday night meeting, those of Amos Corhouse, Harry Sannerud and Olat Hagen, the lat ter of Scio. The budget commit tee's report giren by J. J. Moe showed the new budget for locil expenses at $2224.64. Last year's disbursements were shown at $3154.29. Elections at Trinity church con sisted of: Recording secretary, Hans Jensen; financial secretary, M. O. Hatteberg, with Arthur Got tenberg as assistant; treasurer, Dr. H. E. Johnson; auditors, M. O. Gunderson and L. M. Larson; Sunday school superintendent, L. H. Meyer; organist, Peggy Gop lerud; head usher, Harry Larson; assistants, Dr Johnson, John An derson. Oscar Setrum, Harold Larson and Otto Legard; ceme tery board, L. M. Larson; ' board of trustees, Oscar Saterm and Joha Doerfler. to fill the places of the retiring members, Samuel Tory- end and Joha J. Moe. IKS; 4 . .? Women Aid Relief Job By Benefit DALLAS, Jan. It Plans are being completed by a committee from the Dallas Woman's club for an all community benefit perform ance to be held at the Majestic theatre, January 31. Mrs. Erie Fulgham is chairman of the com mittee and is being assisted by Mrs. E. W. Cruson, Mrs. A. R. Hartman and Mrs. R. T. Morrison, president of the club. Various organizations of the city will participate In the bene fit, and will put on the different numbers. The Legion auxiliary are planning a comedy act, the firemen a blackface skit, the Neighbors of the Woodcraft a one act play, and the Delphian society will present the two, lirlng pic tures presented by them at the assembly held In Salem. Inter spersed with these acts will be tap dancing numbers, a tumbling act. music by the high school orches tra and other special features. The performance will be held both in the afternoon and even- ing, admission for the afternoon to be either canned or packages of food which will be turned oyer to the Red Cross for distribution. The evening will be the usual cash admission usually charged by the theatre management. Q e o r g e Gould, manager, Is donating the use of the theater and senrices of the staff for the two performances which it is believed will raise a nice sum of supplies snd money for the local relief work. EMEnmiy i as - Fill MIES IIEID TURNER. Jan. 12. Elixabeitt McKay, St, died at Thar home of her daughter; Mrs. Hester Cruae here, January : She wa horn near London, EnglandrDecember 25, 1812. and left with her par ents when young for Georgetown, Ontario. -' - In 1878 she was united In mar riage to Phillip McKay and moved -to Portage La Prairie, Manitoba, where she lived for 1$ years. In 1891 she and her family came to Turner where she Ured oa a-tana west of town for SI years, after which; she moTed oa account of 111 health to the home of' her daughter in Turner. Her husband died In 1885, a son la 1920 and a daughter In 1911. '. She was a 'mouther of the Pres byterlana church, the Eastern Star, and also of Surprise grange for 40 years. ; :. She leaves lira children, 11 graadchildrea. . aad one v great grandson. The children are Mrs. Hester Crame, Mrs. Card Mitch ell, Mrs. Elisabeth Behaetfer of Turner, Mrs. Beatrice Ott of Roseburg aad Albert McKay at Salem. Four sisters also survivs. who reside la Canada. ' Funeral serrices wars held Monday, Janu ary 9, from Rig do a', with Inter ment in Twin Oak cemetery here. ' T" ' ! ! Christian Church Women's . Class Has . Annual Elections DALLAS, Jan. 12. The Loyal Women's Bihle class of the Chris tian church has elected these of ficers: Mrs. O. C. Campbell, president; Mrs. Harry McDonald, class teach er; Mrs. R. R. Imbler, rlce-pr eel dent; Mrs. Manley Bevens, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. C. H. Olm stead, assistant secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. A. N. NewbtlL as sistant teacher. STAFF FOil FBI en JEFFERSON. Jaa. IS. The Journalism : class of the" high school . has : tlTe mora issues of "Jeff Hi Lights- to publish, aad Miss Durfee has appointed the following staff oa basis of ability and class standing: Editor, Mlna Wright; business manager, John Wright; general news, Margaret Halt; miscellan eous editor, Jeaa McKee; sport editor, Francis Catchall; editori al. Joha Halt; assistant editor and business manager, Ralph Beach. The data has been set for the all high play. January 20. The play was postponed until this date so that mora time would be al lowed the east to practice and put on a better performance. "Kid Kolby" has a cast of 18, all of whom help la making the play as good and funny as It Is. The seventh and eighth grade beys played Albany Itadlaoa Jun ior high la the local gymaaslam Tuesday atteraaoa. The seora was IS ta 11 ta tarer at Xadisoa. , Six aew pupils hare entered the grade school. They are Jimmy Whartoa, Charles Duagaa. - Mil dred aad Jack Whartoa, Lester Warner aad Jimmy HaU. Putnam of Albany To Address Scio P. T. A. Meeting SCIO, Jaa. 12. Rex Putnam, superintendent of the Albany schools, will be the speaker at the January meeting of the Parent Teacher . association Thursday alght, January 1?. He will dis cuss soma phase of high school. work.:? . : Other aumbers ea the program will Included piano duet by La vaun uaruner ana itu&y Koeprax ka; -"America, sung la Spanish by the Spanish class; "Adette Ft deUs.Tby thelAUn class., and possibly a demonstration by the chemistry class.'..' ;f ; , ti The high school teachers, with F. A. Gallegfy is chairman, are la charge of the program. - , Watches Cleaned SL00 Wrist Watches $1.50 Moderate Prices oa watch and clock repairing CLAUDE MIX Basick'a Market Marion and Coast e 1 OPTO METRIC SERVICE Tclephont 5858 Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted All Modern Frames aad Lenses at Prices Ereryone Can Afford Satlsfactloa, Omansitoed Dr. Roth IL Dangherty 101.24 Ffnt Nation! Beak Bldg. t 1933 Spring Dress Sale SILK DRESSES Sixes 14 to 44, Sunday Eyenlng Frocks, Street Dresses, Afternoon Dressee, Latest Spriag Styiesn Reg. f6.88, f 7.88 and Dresses FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Shoes Vcnt down again Wholesale Prices Dropped Again We marked All Shoes Down Again including All New Spring Styles BUY YOUR SHOES NOW WHILE THEY ARE SO LOW We carry only "Star Brand" and "Poll Parrot" Shoes TOTJ CAN'T BEAT THEM FOR WEAR Newest Sweater Blouses On Display M QC now V Vd for Ladies and Misses Skirts and Skirts All Wool Flannel, Castil lian Red, Royal Blue, Green, Tan Brown Lwck: $1.95 Ladies 1933 Wash Frocks Guaranteed Fast to washing, newest Aft styles, dress e7l BLOCH'S GOLDEN RULE STORE Salem, Oregon 220 N. Liberty . Phone 8S05 New Members Are Discussed as Men Of Holy Name Meet SUBLIMITY, Jan. 11. The Holy Name men held a meeting Sunday night in the Forester ifell after Holy hour. Many of the members were present. A report was giTen of the diocese meeting. which was held in Portland some time ago. Also new members were discussed. Rer. Father Francis Scherbring motored to Portland Tuesday to attend the funeral of Rer. Father Markham, which was held at the Cathedral. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Zuber are the parents of an eight-pound boy born early Monday morning at the Stayton hospital. Mrs. Peter Burghart returned to her home west of Sublimity Monday, after spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Mary Desch in Portland. Nelson Re-Elected President of Club For Grand Island GRAND ISLAND, Jan. II. The Grand Island Improrement club held its business session at the schoolhonse Saturday night. Officers elected for l3l are: President, Charles E. Nelson, re elected; rice-president, Robert Anderson ; secretary - treasurer, Mrs. Roy K. Will, reelected; lit erary chairman, Mrs. Adalbert Smith. Committees appointed for the next meeting were: 8oeial, Mrs. C. A. Rockhlll, Mrs. J. H. Tomp kins and Frances Sanderson; pro gram, Robert Anderson, Ellen Badger and Jake Tompkins, Jr. The president sppolnted Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Will and Mrs. worth as a committee of three to in vestigate as to the advisability of having envelopes printed with tne Grand Island ensignla as a means of advertisement. 66 178 SOUTH COMMERCIAL STREET Watch Us Grow 99 ILoaim SBaoifflMei? E?oi?Ei Elbaoto Pound FrhIy8Hd MBnt I Bt Onul. Liver Hamburger Oleo 3 lbs. fl4 Lb. g Lb. SHMMeMMeMMMiMBMMeBea esSMeBBeMeneieesBeBMeMeeBBBeseBl Choice Small Loin Tender Beef for Beef Roasts Pork Chops Boiling Lb, Lb. ft Lb. g -: . I Fresh WEUp " Part Pork Oystera MuttonStew Sausago Ptot ngQ, Lb. 2Q Lb. O Frca Delivery OpnUntilOpxi. Sd.Nite-Dial 8685 t of TT CTk T7T I l l 1 I VJ1I11 1 I J S1QQ0Q A Real Opportunity to Replenish The Finest the Market Affords . . seal IF31 Your Pantry With . Buy a Supply. 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