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' V 1-n - y . Thf OltEnONr'STATESMAN. Salesu OregonThnrsifay Bronunsr, October 5, 1933 1 S OFFERED ATTURiXR Hallie Thomas Summoned South by Death; Ladies' Aid to Meet TURNER, Oct. 4. Turner Me thod 1st Sunday school presented the following Rally day-program Sunday, with Miss Emma Gunning ai chairman: group singing; a bible character exercise In cos tume by Jean Perry, Henry Hat field, -Kenneth Barber, Evelyn .Hatfield; recitaUon Leslie "Wil son; xait oy tne pastor, Rev. N. S. Hawk; trio, Lois Gunning, Lor- .aine Barnett, Eleanor Parks,' pi ano accompanist, Kathleen Sparks; story by H. Bond; re citation, Eo?ene Harrison; rlolin numbers, W.' Harris; exercise by Alice Roberts, Homer Hadley, Ar thur Parks; anthem; recitation, Eleanor Sparks; piano solo, Kath ryn Hawk. - uh thorps xuemoer i Henry Ahrens, a - prominent farmer of Turner Ticlnlty and a member of the Salem drum corps Is making the trip to" Chicago with the drum corps to compete - at the American Legion national contention. Ur. Ahrens is presi dent oi w- Turner community club. . - . Surprise grange beld a special "booster" program at their hall Saturday night. A radio wan In stalled to recieve a special grange program, various stunts were put on oy members. Miss Hallie Thomas was sum moned to Grants Pass Frldav hr the sudden death of the wife of receiving the announcement of her brother, Clifford Thomas. Miss Ada ; Thomas, ; a sister, the only other member of. the family. left Turner .recently to spend the winter in San Francisco. The Tho mas family was among the first residents of Turner. The Methodist Ladies Aid so ciety will bold its October silrer tea at the home of Mrs. H. S. Bond Friday, . ' Rodeo Sweetheart in Action r i 42 y , ' ' " On a visit to New York as a reward for her victory in a rodeo contest at Long Beach, CaU where she won the title of "Sweetheart of the Roundup", Ardeth Schneider, Cali fornia girl, gives a demonstration, of her equestrian skill at MineoLa, Lone Island. Fait , I El IIFMWSECTIOII Wee Infant Draws Crowd of Visitors; DeVries Home ' From East' . PRATUM. Oct t. Last week threshing was finished in this neighborhood except for a few odd Jobs of late barley. The yield tor oats and barley exceeded all for mer expectations, some yields of oyer 100 bushels to the acre being reported. . , Wood sawing and silo filling Is on the dally program. Some pota toes hare been harvested and pat in storage, but the later planted potatoes ar still growing and will probably do so until killed by frost, which may happeji any clear morning. . Draws Much 'Attentioft Elsie Lncile, smallest branch on the DeVries family tree, Is rather popular for her age. Although only 10 days old, she had over 40 relatives and friends call on her Sunday, 11 of them from Port land.. '- - " Mr. and Mrs. Fred DeVries and two sons, Arthur and Rudolph, re turned from an interesting trip back east last Thursday. They vis ited friends and relatives In Kan sas, Illinois, Indiana, Nebraska, and eastern Oregon. While in Chi cago they attended the world's fair. Mrs. Charles Beesley of On arga. 111., accompanied them home and is staying with her daughter, Mrs.' Harold DeVries. The Hayesville district Sunday school convention at the Mennon ite church last Sunday had a large attendance. FascismLures U.S. Scion ; ; . .. ' M" AV ( 1 v ' - V 4f t i i George- Neiom Page Faxuxv . His application for Italian citizenship already in the hands of Premier Benito Mussolini, George Nelson Page, scion of one of Amerca's oldest families and descendant of one of the signers of the Declaration of Inde pendence, has renounced his American citizenship and will shortly leave Uncle Sam's bed and board forever. Page's action, he says, is the result of his admiration for Fascism, as practiced by Mussolini, which he thinks is the ideal State and far in advance of the "Capitalistic Futility" which prevails in America. Page's wife, the former Marjorie Grace Strieker, of Chicago and their infant son, George Blunt Page, will accompany him to Ttlv ud har his new life in the cradle of Fascism. CDHBICIUB llLffiET FRIDAY Pear! Baker Announces En gagement to Howard ' Flemmings of Dallas CLEAR LAKE, Oct. S. ' - The first meeting at the school house Community club will hold the next Friday night, October C, with a short program and to elect of ficers for the coming year. Ev erybody Is Invited. The Ladies Improvement club will hold its first meeting Wed nesday, October 11. All ladles of the community' invited. - Officers will be elected. ! ' Announces Engagement V A shower was given in honor of Miss Pearl Baker at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Art Baker Thurs day with a quilting in the tore noon and shower was held In the afternoon. Mrs. Baker announced the engagement of her daughter Miss Pearl to Howard Flemmings of Dallas.: ' Those present: Mrs. Gladys Brown, Mrs. Frances ; Galnard, Mrs; Amos Smith, Mrs. M. T. Hammock, Mrs. Audrey Wheelan, Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. Ray Lick, Mrs. John Schmaltz, Mrs. John Bain, Mrs. Oral Garner, Mrs. Fred "Hammock, Mrs. Lloyd Ma son, Mrs. Mina Schlag, Mrs. Theo. Stolk. Mrs. Ida McCormick, Mrs. Mary Petzel, and Mrs. Fred Stolk. Rev, Walter Duff, evangelist, held a meeting at Clear Lake last winter and his son, Haldene Duff and three girls, Zena Pound, Halda Shaw and Pearl Robertson were the guests at the Ray Smith home Friday night. They have closed, a tneetlng at Yamhill were roinx to Portland befora t irtin. to California, where they will pend the , winter and return to Albany later. Evangelist Walter Jr., and Maud Duff Friday opened meetings at Newberg. 6111 BETS VOTE IF ElTWiiHL NORTH HOWELL, Oct. 4.' Members of North Howell grangW Saturday night held a special meeting to nominate state offic ers. ,The following were nominat ed: ' - ; ' "' '. ' -J 1 ' .. , ! Master, Ray Gill: secretary. Bertha Beck; lecturer. Daisy Bump; executive; committee, W. A. Jones, Martin Rostvoid and George Palmiier. Raymond Paul son, overseer, presided over the meeting la the absence of the master. M. A. Dunn. RarifA nA Innrh ra mart nf the social hour which followed the meeting Visiting here from Poynette, Wis., at the home of their sister, Mrs. J. M. Cntsforth, are Martha and John MeDonald, who have been enjoylng-tbe Chicago exposi tion before leaving for the west. XEW STORE TO OPEX SILYERTON, Oct. 4. A re- uu, seea ana leva eiuro is wmg opened tip in the vacant build-' ing on the corner of First and Lewis streets, in what is known as' the old Ford garage. Merlin and seed business for several years at Silverton and who has his mill on -the west end of Mc Claine street neaf the city ceme tery, is opening up the store. The entire interior is to be used. HID n MIDDLE GROVE, Oct. T. N. Slaughter of Stockton, Calif, who has been visiting at the W. D. Edwards home, . was. badly bruised and shaken up when the car of Floyd, Bosley in which he was riding got out of control and overturned near the Harvey Wal ker corner on the Silverton high way. The car was badly damaged but Bosley was not hurt. Thieves took advantage of Mr. and Mrs. -W. : D. Edwards .while they attending church Sunday night and made off with about 1 young chickens.. P- , Joseph Moorman, eldest son of ttlr. and "JJrs. August Moorman and Anna Welnacht of Mount An gel, were married September It. ' Mrs. Frank Knuths is leaving October 3 by motor with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zellnskl of Hazel , Green, for the east where they will visit with relatives in low and attend the world's fair. Mrs. William Feddern left about three weeks ago for Cochran, Wisconsin where she is visiting her father. SI years old, and other relatives A bible study class for all in terested will be conducted by Rev. G. F. Leinlng at the church Wed nesday, night, beginning October 4 at. 7:39. : : CONFER WITH MEIER The Btat of Orezon. through R. H. Baldock, state highway engin eer, wil sponsor a movement to en list the various states in a pro gram for a further allocation of hiehwav grant monev out of pub lic works funds at a meeting of the national association of state highway commissioners and en gineers which opens at Milwau kee. Wis., next week. Baldock will leave for Milwaukee Friday night. Baldock will submit a resolu tion to the convention placing the association on record as petition ing President Roosevelt to" set aside an additional amount or public works funds for distribu tion among the states for highway operations. The public works act set aside 140fr.e00.000 as a minimum for road work to be distributed am ong the states on a basis of pop ulation, area and mileage of fed eral aid roads. The act also au thorized, the president to increase this amount at his discretion, 1ut thus far onlr S400.000.000 has been allocated. Federated Women t To Hold Institute Friday, Rickreall RICKREALL, Oct. 4. The Federated Women's clubs of Polk county will hold a' One - day In stitute Friday, October 6. This ' vlH tiAe-ln at 10 a. m. Mrs. A. E. Ntely of Brush College, Is presi dent of the federation. . She has appointed Mrs. A. R. Ewing, Brush Collece. Mrs. L. WPlum- mer. Danas, and Mrs. H. J. El liott, Perrydale. as program com mittee. Mrs. Saldie Orr Dunbar, .corresponding secetarv of the na tional federation. will be one of the speakers on the afternoon program. i . The institute will be held In the church and luneh will be served mt nnnn at th boma of Mrs. Jen nie Dempsey, by the Rickreall Ladies' Aid. ; Surprise Bride HIGHWAY OFFICIALS FAILS CUT SCHOOL 113 E HAS HID POLLY AND HER PALS Just a Minnow By CLIFF SJERRETT . V 1. i sirwhS month divorced Be GOson. was binwymeonteg ihe became the bride ef Vrj I . strewn." director. FALLS CITY, Oct. 4. The lo ai rraii twhool enrollment for the beginning of this school year was lis, an increase or is .over the opening day last year. Forty two enrolled in high school, two less than last year, but a number will be entering this week tnai have Just returned irom pran wm r. p. Brown was elected secretary -of Rhododendron chap ter O.E.S. to take tne piaco o Mrs. E. B. Watt who resignea. ir it. it. Helm Is convalescing . ha httniA after undergoing an operation for appendicitis at the Dallas hospital. Booster Night for Macleav Grangers Is Entire Success itipr civ nrt. 4. The Mac- leay grange heard the grange t ' .iirttt nmmm broadcast at the booster meeting held Fri day night. After tno oroaaw ttnrlnr. led bV G. E. group of readings was given by Mrs. Stella uuiver. : . Trrtf , nn Aft interestlns talk on The F u t u r e of the Farmer." .Mr. Hewitt reallxes the deplorable condition but he be- tiiorA a.re enough thinking Americans that if they! are determined a solution for the betterment of economic s condi tion will be ionna. program luneu was BC''C" Mra, Phinip and Mrs. W. Welch in charge. . . 5 Pioneer Group Forms ; Sunday school unit l..i.rn -v- a A Run dav f lUiHa..", w- . . school was organized Sunday at . ..hA.ii.niiiiM with 39 present. There were three classes with Mrs. Lloyd Bice teaenwg me youuo group, Mrs. vijue termediate. and Reece Robbins the adults. Uoyd Rice of Dalits preaenea. - school everjrsunday and preach ing: eTery two Sited Comoleted Over : Valsetz Planing Mill VALSETZ, Oct, - 8. The shed - ,v mm wn finished oei iu - - - . . ..t, ...I' iii,n,nr,N I Air irtf Hai wee uuv...v.. --- their homes elsewhere. The roof crashed nnaer a ueary suuw Mrs. Hanse Foshong was taken nt rieht hand. She had lost the use t ner nngen. 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