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SPRING VALLEY, Feb. 14
An Interesting program was pro
Tided tor the Spring Valley Com
manity : elab' .meeting -Friday
night. ; The : program was opened
by - Frank i and ; Hilda; Crawford
pfaylng their steel guitars, accom
panied by Miss Dorothy Boric.
The main part featured a
mock broadcasting station with
Hobart Smith as announcer, who
Introduced the "VaudeTillians," a
group of entertainers sponsored
by Doollttle's Serrice station of
-Salem. Those taking part were
Mr.' and Mrs. Nile Pearce and Ho
bart Smith, -who gare trio num
bers on steel guitars, Tocal solos
and Jokes. Mr. and Mrs. Angus
Sterenson who gare readings and
harmonica, solo. Bob Mollne, who
gaTe a number of Scotch, Swed
ish andSpanish dialect readings,
which were rery well received. C.
" L. Slater gaTe several delightful
numbers on the saw, accompanied
by Mrs. Nile Pearce on the gui
tar. Neal Fischer gave vocal num
bers accompanying himself on the
ukulele. Miss Hilda Crawford
gave two banjo solos at the close
ot the program.
The committee for the March
10, meeting is Mr. and Mrs. Roy
, Barker, Mr. and Mrs. Donnel
Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. Worth
Henry.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ebbert and
family who plan to leave in the
near future for Beaverton were
the Inspiration for a surprise
potlnck dinner served at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Craig with residents of the Oak
Knoll Road as hosts.
TUNING UP FOR FLIGHT OVER SOUTH POLE
Stortz Home Scene
Of Party; Former
Neighbors Guests
BRUSH CREEK, Feb. 14 A
group of Brush Creek young peo
ple were guests of Misses Edna
and Le'a Storts at a party at their
Salem home Saturday night. The
Stortzes were former Brush Creek
residents.
Miss Stella Dybevik won high
score at brldg9 for the girls and
Ludwlg Meyer won high for the
boys. Present were Miss Dybe
vik, Miss Margaret Gizik, Miss
Luella Forland, Miss Inga Gople
rud. Miss Althea Meyer, Miss Ed
na, Miss Lela and Miss Wilma
Stortz, Mr. Meyer, John Gople
rud, Elmer Grace, Irl Grace, Aud
ney Tokstad, Raymond Warner
and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Warner.
Delbert Bibby is
In Army Training;
C. E. Party Friday
LABISH CENTER. Feb, 14.
Delbert Bibby, son of Mr. and Mrs.
H. M. Bibby, left Monday for Van
couver Barracks where he will be
In army training for the next
three months. He formerly enlist
ed in the navy.
The Christian Endeavor society
will hold a party Friday night at
the Harvey Aker home. Eva Dow,
Erma Hornschuch, Elmer Mc
Claughry and William Aker were
recently elected delegates from
the local society to the state con
vention in Eugene, April 27-30.
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A picture of roaring power, the riant monoplane,
especially designed for the Ellsworth Antarctic expe
dition, is shown as it sped over the Teterboro, N. J,
Airport during its first test flight. Lower photo shows
the three men who clan to fly over the South Pole in
the craft. They are, left to right. Lincoln Ellsworth,
leader of the expedition. Sir Hubert Wilkins and
Bernt Balchen, all famous for their exploits at the
top and bottom of the earth. They expect to start on
the first leg of their trip within the next few weeks.
. HATES VILLE, Feb. 14 The
women of the community are
busy preparing the program to be
given Friday night at the meet
ing of the Community elub. From
whispered comments, It will' be
well worth seeing, and one may
Judge which deserves the honor,
the men's program last meet
ing, or the women's this time;
Mr.' and Mrs. R. M. Six and
children, a son, and a daughter,
of Eugene, have rented the Parr
residence on the Claxtar road. "
Mrs. L. Matdorf, who recently
underwent a major operation In
Portland, had recovered - suffici
ently to be 'rioted to her borne.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Auman en
tertained the San Souci dab Sat
urday night at their country
home on the Silverton road. The
evening was spent in playing
M500," with Mrs. L. M. Case re
ceiving first ladies' prise, and
Mrs. E. A. Pruitt receiving sec
ond. E, A. Pruitt received first
prise for men, and M. Dennis,
second.
CPOPE PROCLAIMS HOLY-YEAR: ;
Salem Groups to
Give Program For
Brush Creek Club
BRUSH CREEK, Feb. 14 Dan
Hlllman, president of the Booster
club reports that Miss Helen
Yockey of the Salem Zonta elub,
cooperating with the Salem cham
ber of commerce, has arranged
the following program for Friday
night:
Address by Don Up John: vocal
numbers by American Legion
Auxiliary .trlo; introductions by
Miss Dorothy Pierce, Zontan and
president of the Salem music
teachers.
Pedee Will Have
Sessions Grange
Of Kings Valley
KINGS VALLEY, Feb. 14.
Kings Valley grange, of Benton
county, at its next regular meet
ing will begin its sessions at Pedee
In Polk county, Mr. Hosmere hav
ing offered the grange the use of
that hall rent free.
The February meeting was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Bump, Arthur Brown, state depu
ty, installing officers for the en
suing year.
Howitzer Company
Of 186th Infantry
Will be Inspected
WOODBURN, Feb. 14 Annual
federal Inspection of Howitzer Co,
186th Infantry, will take place at
the armory Friday night with Ma
jor Pillsbury as inspecting off!
cer . He was formerly an officer
in 162nd infantry and is well
Cross - Word Puzzle
By EUGENE SHEFFER
Robins Can't Tell
W$ Still Winter
About These Parts
RICKEY, Feb, 14 De
spite the cold and frost and
snow, the snow drops are
In bloom, the robins are out
in flocks and the frogs have
started their spring chorus.
All are hoping- that
spring Is Just around the
corner.
known by members of the old regiment.
A high rating is expected for
the company, as those in charge
have been working hard for the
coming event.
REBEKAH HEAD VISITS
WOODBURN, Feb. 14 The
Rebekahs held a special meeting
Monday night in honor of Mrs.
Maude Rogers, president ot the
Rebekah assembly for Oregon,
who is making official
throughout the state.
Final Rites Held
For Ha Nichols, -
Aumsville Maiden
AUMSVILLE, Feb. 14. Funer
al services for Ha Minnie Nichols,
16, were held Monday at the
Christian church with interment
in the Aumsville cemetery.
Ha was the only daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nichols, and
sister of Orvllle, Floyd, Franklin
and Elliott. She had not been in
good health for some time, having
undergone four major operations
in the past 18 months.
Rev. Graham of Newberg offi
ciated. Pallbearers were Wayne
Ransom, John Sacre, Bert Brad
ley, Eugene Richards, Leonsrd
Snyder and Harvey Snyder.
CLASS HAS PARTY
ROSEDALE. Feb. 14 The
boys' Sunday school class held
class party at the home of their
tnacher Monday night, in honor of
Edward Heldy who is soon leav-
visits ing with his parents for their new
'home at Entiat, Wash.
Independence and
Salem Debaters to
Vie Thursday Night
INDEPENDENCE, Feb. 14
The Independence debate teams
will meet the Salem high debate
teams February 21. The Inde-
nendence affirmative will meet
the Salem negative team at Sa
lem, with Willamette. Judges offi
ciating. The Salem affirmative
team will meet the Independence
negative team at Independence
with Oregon Normal Judges. This
will be the last debate for both.
Dallas high school, with eight
points, is through. Independence
defeated Dallas once thereby har
lng two points. Salem lost to Dal
las twice but garnered two points
from the decisions, so either of
the teams debating Thursday has
a chance for first place if it wins
both debates by S to 0 decisions
CLASS HAS PARTY
WOODBURN, Feb. 14 Mem
bers of Mrs. Stanley Adams'
Sunday school class were' enter
tained at her home Sunday af
ternoon with a Valentine party,
Those present were Phyllis Yo
der, Viola Mills, June Joslyn,
Lois Jeane Lee, Florence McCul-
lough, Ellen and Faye Waldorf,
Marjorie Wright, Nora Broyles,
Patty Sims and Alice May Ad
ams.
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Surrounded by high church dignitaries, Pope Pius XI Is shown in the
Throne Room of the Vatican on the occasion when he issued the Papal
Bun proclaiming the year from April 2. 1933, to April 2. 1934, a Holy
Year of Prayer to commemorate the nineteen hundredth anniversary of
the crucifixion. The Pope announced that he wished the proclaimed year
to be considered "greater than the greatest holy years of the past."
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Pajrty is Enjoyed
ILLAt JVopds! Home
HAZEL GREEN, Feb. .11 A
group of.- friends honored ' Mr.
.and Mrs. Max Woods In a week
end-party at - their home here.
Eight tables ot cards 'were in
play, with high' scores gotag to
Mrs.' Frances Gatnard and : Joe
Schneider; and low to Delphtne
Stupfel and Louis ZlellnskL Spe
cial feature was a piano solo by
Charles Olson.
' Those present were the honor
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Woods, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Zielinski. sons Law
rence and Clarence; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Zielinski Jr., children
Charlotta, Arlene and Ernest;
Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Zielinski. chil
dren Louis, Qulnton and - Helen;
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Zielinski, Mrs.
Frances Gainard, Raymond Gatn
ard and Robert Delm of Quln
aby; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark
of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Olson and son Keith, Mr. and
Mrs. C. J. Stupfel, children Da
phine, George, Carmen. Carol and
Irene and Mr. ajid Mrs. Charles
Andresen. all of Hayesville; Mrs.
Jack Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Schneider, son James; and Mr.
and Mrs. Cliff Effler.
West Salem News
WEST SALEM, Feb. 14 A.,
McClain'of 1575 Skinner street,!
suffered a serious and painful
accident at his home the last of
last week, when the engine of
his car fell on him breaking sev
eral ribs and seriously injuring
and bruising him.
Ex-Mayor and Mrs. C. E.
Greene, now of Twin Falls, Ida
ho, are receiving felicitations ov
er the arrival Feb. 4, of a baby
son, Joseph Frank. Mrs. Greene
is a daubgter of Mr. and Mrs.
S. Pfelfauf, ot the Richfield gar
age here.
A silver tea will be held Wed
nesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Ted Burns with hostesses
Including Mesdames Phil Hatha
way, John A. Yantiss, Bertha K.
Englehorn, Ted Burns and J.
G. Mlnton.
While her husband is on a
cruise on his ship, the U. S. S.
Richmond, to Boston, Mrs. C. H.
Chalfont and little son, Johnny
of Long Beach, Calif., will visit
at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Nannie Griffin in West Salem.
At the Griffin home the last
of last week was Mrs. Ida Mc
Congar of Grants Pass who with
her husband visited the leglsla
ture on business.
W. L. La Due, water superin
tendent for West Salem, has a
crew of six men excavating for
sewer pipe laying for the block
on Rosemont between Third St.
and Plaza. The sewer will be only
a short one connecting the man
holes of the one block, a distance
of 275 feet, and will give a short
cut to the river on Rosemont, but
it is believed that It will give bet
ter drainage to basements in one
part of town by relieving the oth
er drains.
Upper Classes Name
Officers For Year
Two 'Aged Women
Suffering Result
Of Falls at Home
SILVERTON. Feb. 14 Sophie
Specht, 81, fell on the bathroom
floor at the home of her daugh
ter, Miss Rose Specht, and frac
tured her hip. Because of her ad
vanced age, her condition is con
sidered serious.
SHELBURN, Feb. 14 Ange
llne Fleming who celebrated her
91st birthday last summer fell at
her home Sunday morning and in
jured her hip.
Mrs. Morris is having fence
rows cleaned on her Shelbum
ranch preparatory to putting in
new fences.
INDEPENDENCE. Feb. 14
The election of officers In the
two classes was held Monday:
Seniors: President, Jim McEl
downey; vice president, Joe Mc
Eldowney; secretary, Maxine Fos
ter: treasurer, Maurice Hunni
cutt; councilmen, Olga Synerson
and Maurice Hnnnlcutt.
Juniors: President, Joe Komo
to; vice president, Marian Ruef;
secretary, Eileen Hnnnlcutt,
treasurer, Pauline Seaper.
Methodist Women's
Quilt Show Success
INDEPENDENCE, Feb. 14 .
The quilt and relic show which'
was sponsored by the Methodist
church Boosters club was quite a
success. A large number of
quilts were displayed, both old
and new. Prizes on the quilted
ones went to: First, Ernestine
Smiley; second, Mrs. Stannard;
third, Mrs. Loren Mort. Quilt
tops: First, Dorothy Wlnepar;
second, Mrs. Thomas Brunk;
third, Mrs. Tom Smith.
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OH.rM SO EXCITED
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