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PAGE TWO The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Thursday Morning, April 13. 1933 4 i ; r i ! ! II TO B8EB1I E BUY - HAZEL GREEN," April 1. T1i Sunday school 'win present a paceant, "The Garden ot the Lord." at 11 o'clock Easter Sun day. , Tie Women's Missionary socie ty will nold It annual Good Frl AMfr:ij. bsrV " American" R5EVELJ THCJUS A.OL0CRSIEVE M6R. day prayer meeting at the home of Mrs. W. O. Davis at 1 o'clock, with Mrs. Robert Massle ieadlnc" The official board voted to ob serve the 30th anniversary of the organisation of the church April IS with a homecoming. . The Otterbein Guild will hare a tea instead of a banquet for the mothers and daughters meeting of the Women's Missionary society and guild. The guild will furnish the program. The guild presented Patroness Mrs. Looney with a creaming set In remembrance of her birthday. Miss Alice Cook, president, making the presenta tion. Miss Sargent of Liberty aad Mist Paulson of North llowcll were special guests of the guild. The beginners and primary classes of Sunday school will hare their annual egg hunt Saturday afternoon on the church grounds. Dili W. C. T. II. n HAZEL GREEN, April 12. Sarah OliTer W. C. T. U. Tuesday afternoon elected the following of ficer and delegates: Officers for year: President, Mrs. William Daugherty, Lablsh Center; -rice-president, Mrs. Mar gery May Looney, Hasel Green; secretary, Mrs. Will Scharf, Mid dle Grove; treasurer, Mrs. Joe Bartruff, Kelxer; rice-presidents, Mrs. J. Fred Pugh, Lablsh Cen ter; Mrs. Karl Brown, Clear Lake; Mrs. E. A. Harris. Brooks; Mrs. Tide Darls, Middle GroTe. and Mrs. A. T. VanCleave, Hazel Green. . Delegates to county convention in Salem April 25, Mrs. Mary Ash- baagh, Mrs. W. R. Daugherty and Mrs. Will Scharf. Alternates, Mrs. Karl Brown and Mrs. Joe Bar truff. MKHU PHE-EASTER SEMES DAYTON. Anrll 12 Dr. Milton A. Marcy of Salem, district super intendent of. the Methodist Epis copal church, will be the speaker Thursday, : Friday and Sunday n!ht, at the ore-Easter services to be held at the Dayton Metho dist church. Rer. C. G. Morris, ic eal pastor, spoke Wednesday night. Miss Dorothy Dean of Lafay ette was awarded the highest hon ors at the oratorical contest spon sored by the Dayton Evangelical charch under the direction of Mr. F. E. Fisher. County Superinteiv dent,of Schools Lynn Gubser, Miss Claire Wagner and Mrs. Theodocia Madness were Judges. The Dayton Evangelical Ladies' Aid Is sponsoring a silver tea at the church Thursday afternoon. Proceeds are for the church. Mnrft than 500 members at tended the regular meeting of the unity local f armers union neia at thft Wehfoot hall Frldav nizht. The sales tax was debated by Mor ton Tompkins or urana isiana ana Walter, Russell of Belleriew. West Salem News 1500 Strawberry Plants Secured by Grower of Lacomb PLEASANT VIEW. April 1 I. Mr, and Mrs. Dan Sturgis came dowa from Lacomb the first of the week and got about 150t strawberry plants from M. A. Cook. Frank Cook has had his cherry orchard grafted to Blags aad Royal Annas. George Peterson of Lebanon did the work. WEST. SALEM, . April 11. At the -special session of the eity council held at the city nail Mon day night several ordinances were presented by the ordinance com mittee and given readings. Aside from the beer bill, anoth er deals with livestock running at large and another with the burial of oil tanks. Karnes of drives on Klngwood terrace came in for consideration and it was decided to change the name of a portion of Cascade drive to Piedmont avenue, change a portion of Rlverview to Terrace drive, and to give a short new private driveway connecting the present Cascade drive aad .the Glenn Creek road, lying outside of the city limits, the' name of Cas cade drive. It is requested that those who have requisitions for seed for vegetable gardens get it at onee frci the residence of George Chapman facing the schoolhouse on Third street. Mr. Chapman states that numerous lots hare even been plowed and harrowed. and with seed donated by the Red Cross and plots loaned, each family should at least have a good garden this summer. The Boy Scouts took a hiking trip - Sunday to the cabin site where they made cooking and other tests and demonstrations. On the Cook ranch situated be tween the Glenn Creek and Orch ard Heights roads In the Polk county hills, a site has been pro vided for a camp cabin, and mem hers of the Boy Scouts will erect the building this spring and sum mer. Already they hare laid out the structure tentatively and act ual work Is to be begun soon. Miss Clara Folbrecht of Port land, a former Salemlte, was a gnest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pattlson the last of last 1 week. - The regular monthly meeting of the Klngwood Tea and Talk club that was to have been held Thursday afternoon, will be post poned for a week and will be held at the home of Mrs. Frank For rester April 20, with Mrs. Lester Brannan in charge of the enter tainment. J. R. Brown has associated himself in business with theLar- kln Realty company of Salem, opening the venture - Mondsy morning. Quake Rcfoaees Here Mr. and Mrs. Glenn 0 Lewis with their two sons, Glenn Jr., and Donald Wilbur, who hare been with the Firestone Rubber eompany for the past fire years at Los Angeles, Calif., moved here last week. They moved here with Merle Prultt and Sam Mc Clintock, who drove from here dowa there, continuing to Old Mexico, visiting for a tew days aad all returning together. They had an nnforgetable experience la the earthquake that was so vi olent that It crashed their heavy piano through an interior wall of their home twice, broke every dish in the cupboard and did oth er damage. For the present they will make their home with, the Wilbur P. Lewises. They are son aad daughter-in-law of the W. P. Lewises. irawK HALTED SKDI DALLAS, April 11. The trial of Albert Wlnkleblack on a charge of assault with a dangerous weap on came to an abrupt close Tues day afternoon when Judge Arlie G. Walker sustained a motion of the defense to rule out-a witness. The state had Just started present ing its . evidence when Robert Kreason, attorney for the defend ant, objected to Louise Stump be ing used as a witness oa the grounds that she was of unsound mind. aad not competent to be a witness. . District Attorney Barn hart mov ed for a dismissal of the case as treasurer, Mrs. Busby; auditor. Mrs. Elmer Addison. This was the last meeting of the year. . Miss Stump was the state's star witness. Winnleblack was Indicted last week on the charge of assault with. a dangerous weapoa with Miss Stump as the complaining wit ness. Following the dismissal of the Wlnkleblack ease the Jury was excused until April SO. - Li EATHGE it union con RITERYIEW. April 12. The Linn county - convention of the Farmers' Union was held at Rlv erview , Saturday with a large crowd attending from Aberdeen, Marion and Santlam Central lo cals and Polk county. Speakers were Walter Russell, MeMlsaville: Roy Hewitt. Salem; State President L. IL Me Bee and Mr. Bell of Aumirille. The first grade pupils of the Eirerriew school were takes by Mr. and Mr. aad Mrs. Basse! K al ley to. Lebanon Saturday te put on a demonstration of reading for the teachers Institute there. Sk o -e A HVAOl 4k W. liofcl nq re$s Mrs. Sloper Named President of Club At Independence INDEPENDENCE, April 12. annual business meeting of the Garden club was held at the train ing school Monday night, when officers elected were: President, Mrs. C. O. Sloper; vice-president, Mrs. J. N. Jsses; secretary, Mrs. R. M. Wslker; 2) Shown For the First Time Friday and Saturday AT m THE- At the Remarkably Low Price 6 I 75 ttr0vw Thousands Of Pairs Of The Finest WE HAVE PLENTY OP SIZES FOR EVERY FIGURE 14 TO 43 One of the Outstanding Values Ordered by Mr. Penney for Founders Day 'Round the Clock Bouufjlhtt AH Saci?5C5co I?r?5ceo Asncil PHaoGcl mi Saflo At imo E?E5iico! loir Snnd nljhtl Oeo tun? WSimclovo. All AimcS Cofloi?o to A KiQi?co OoIIco(i2biiii ne TlMtloo. mnm (o Between The Theatres 500 OffAftE SJTElBBir &S in a CiwN penney f$m k and ! sV. '4 5ga M Morning; after KXi II Sport, street, si- nooa or after. fvy ' I ternooa, Sunday dark jcmTl b L nJLght! 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