The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, May 25, 1933, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextThe OREGON STATESMAN, Saleo. Oregon, Tlmrsdty Mornlajr, Blay 25, 193 J CLASS SERB TO BE SUW . ... :rn ..... For 80 Seniors of SHverton : High School; Graduates .. Are Listed E. J. Shumaker property. Bear the Evangelical church and expect to move the first week in June, af ter making Improvements. : Miss Velma Gander, a cousin of Mrs. --Mary Powell, arrived in Portland Thursday on the S. S. General Sherman from the Philip pine Islands. J She has been teach ing school in the Philippines and will spend some time visiting "her relatives here and elsewhere in the valley. Row II. IX. Stocker. pastor t the First Presbyterian ehurei of Al bany, will he the speaker; there will also be special .music The eighth grade graduation exercises will be held.- In..' the school adultorlum Monday night. May 29, County School Superin tendent Mrs. Mary L."Tulkerson, will be the speaker. , The high school graduation program will be .held .Thursday night, June. 1, Dean Frank Mor ton : Eriekson of 'Willamette uni versity will give the adress to the class. ; j - , oylas;. ; The Wheeler and Train er una were real and eUssussed. There seemed to be quite an optl mlstle feeling over what congress has accomplished for farm relief. George Wilson, a Marion boy, who has keen employed at Gray men farm for some time, and also a atndsnt of the Portland Bible school part time In the past two years, has accepted aa appoint ment aa minister la G slice, a min Willamette Grocery y To Open in Woodburn Grocery-company. The manage ' meat la planning for opening day, Saturday. , . Co-Op Selling and . - Buying: Considered . By Farmers9 Union MARION, May ft At the Far mere Union local meeting Friday night plans- were made for con .,WOODBURN,iMay c24 The E. J. 'Allen building on Front street which has been occupied by the A. 0. Nelson's grocery until re cently la being renovated for oc cupancy by the Willamette gro cery of Salem. This Is one of a chala of SO or 40 stores owned and operated by the Willamette Prunes and Cherries Suffer From Weather TURNER, May 24 The bacca laureate service for the Turner high school senior class will he held Sunday morning. May 28, at 11 o'clock at the Christian church. ROSED ALE. May 24 The con tinned rainy and unsettled weath er has been very : hard on - the prnne and cherry crop. - The out siderable cooperative selling and ing town in southern Oregon. come Is very uncertain. PAGE TEN Ml HITS HI VJCJTII 8ILVERTON, May 23 Baeca laureate services will be held at t& En gene Field auditorium Sun day night with (he Rev. C. J. Hall el the. Methodist church dellver- tssr the .sermon. Rev. Mr.' Hall : lias chosen ' for his subject "The . Three Great Facts of Life." Preceeding the sermon will be . die processional march ''The Cor nation - March" played by the Methodist . orchestra; Gabriel's "Awakening Chorus" sung by the Choir and accompanied by the or chestra: scripture readingty Rev, Ernest Larson; Invocation by the Rev. C. L. Foes; vocal duet, Teach Me to Pray," sung by Kthel Smith and Frances Nelson; orchestra . selection. Following the sermon the choir will sing Heyien'g "Creation" and the ben diction will be pronounced by . Dr. W. O. Livingstone. , Graduates of the SHverton high school number 80 this year. " Work Already" Done , Seniors who finished their work In January and who will receive their diplomas on June 1 are Mar garet Ballangrud, Ina Clark, Or sna Day. Ernest Deorfler. Opal Grlnde Hazel . Haw ley, Pauline Henjum, Mabel Huddleston, Es ther Larsen, Alvln Moen. Eleanor Moen. Sylvia Overlund, Hilda Pounder, Phyllis Rodenberger, Orville Schwab, Thorkild Thor klldson, Ralph Severson, - Edwin ' Wllllg, Robert Tweed. Finish this Month Other seniors who will be grad- aated are Constance Barker, Vera. Beer, Versa Beujtll, Gladys Burch, Vivian Burk, Catherine Bump, 'William Cameron, Sheldon Cun ningham, Merle Davenport, Helen Davis, Sylvia Dobberfuhl, Perle Down, Elmer Egan, William Gates Jr, Laurel Hanson, Muriel Har Vee, Eugene Hobart, Mildred Jenkins, Arnold Johnson, Edward Johnson, Elsie Jorgenson, Walter Jergenson, Margaret Keene, Roy King, Norman Kolln, Louise Lath am, Ernest Lee, Wesley Lewis, Edith Lord, Carl Loron, Theodore Marx, Clair Morley, Pearl Moores, Doris Moseng, Vincent Neal, Ber nle Oas, Grace Oeder, Delbert Ot Jen, Edna Overlund; Bonita Par-, none, Leland Ray, Alphie Rudis haaser, Nora Rutherford, Wayne Satchwell, Albert Satrum, Fred Schmidt, John Scott, Orvin Sever non, Charles Tirber, Lillian Stor Ue. Olga Sunde, Millicent Taylor, Dnane Thornley, Conrad Thork lldson. Myrtle Thorkildson, Edwin Tlppner, Palmer Torven, Harry Way, Wayne Weeks, Maurice Winter and Mildred VanBuren. cmie mm HISTORY IS VISITED SCOTTS MILLS, May 24 The seventh and eighth grades with their teaeher, Miss Ruth Boyce, motored to Champoeg Monday, where they enjoyed the day plc mlcktng. The grade school Is out ad the high school will be out Js f.i: - The baccalaureate services will fee delivered Sunday morning at the Yrlends church to the gradu thas; class of the 8cotts Mills . high school, Rev. H. Maey, preach ing the sermon. Special music via also be given. J. B. Fisher of near Redding, Calif., Is visiting old friends here. . 3Kr. Fisher lived in this vicinity lor several years. A surprise birthday party was Shrea on Tom McRoberts at his homm at Crooked Finger Monday sUght. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. - J. II. Kinaer, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Magee, Mr. and Mrs. M. Dorgan and family and Ben.Wenner. Her. C. C. Poling To Give Memorial . Address at Dayton DAYTON, May 24 Arrange ments for the observance of Me morial day in Dayton are in charge of the committee, Rev. F. E. Fisher, Fred Matches and Rex Fetter. The services' will be at 11:39 a. m. Tuesday at the Brook side cemetery. . Rev. C. C. Poling of Portland will give the address, the school children will sing and . a firing squad will be here from McMinn ville National guard unit, i Sol diers of three wars will partici pate In the ' service. Memorial sermons will be preached Sunday In eacjt church by the pastors. f U3GD mm R n QDC' 2)Mro(2 ) i OA" -4 - - . I ' N FRMMHI'ln"MHBJM!B jssssjBasjBism RiJi fe on f rouoe-rree Kl v tKi - ', Are you going to hobble out Decoration bay on your old, weak tires when trustworthy Riverside quality is priced so low? : What about a blowout when you're swinging the curves in packed, fast traffic? What about those speeding World V Fair tourists? YES, SIR if you ever needed new, safe tires, it's note! 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