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Newspaper Page TextTi 6ni:G0;rSTATES!IA!?t Salesu Orggon Wegn'esday Mandag December 13, 1333 PAGE SEVEN I 4. W V r 4 4 ... ESIDEFJ llispoiiyi Parents, Teachers to Con- duct Paper Drive to Raise Needed Funds I MOLALLA. Dm. iz. Ealher I 5ond, Halsey, president ot the Re kah assembly of Oregon, Mrs. I. G. Henderson. Chetnawu, mar- thai of tho- Rebekeh asseanMjj of Brecon,, and P. G. Henderson,; ro- ' iresentaiive ot J.h ,i sovereign rrand lodge of Oregon. wre bon- r guest at a special meeting ot Dak ; Rebekah lodga Saturday I light Membera of t h e Needy j lodge wero also visitors. -1 The meetln v amw it I a potluck dinner. A nnurram fhy men d women of tha cwm- musical numbers by Mr. and' Mrs. Bew Chindgren. of Meadowhrook, and br ; Joseph Sararlk and' IE d Eyman, ot Rural Dell, followed the meeting. A sift ot tllnr was presented the president. More wan an nour or. a &ncwg waa en-1 joyed by tha members at the close I than an hour of dancing waa en- program. Elton Everhart, who baa been stationed with, the BY 8. nary at Long Beach, arrired home Thurs day for a vacation until January 6. Hev brought two friends with him. following his vacation, ha win be stationed in Bremerton for ierera4 fliOBtbj y ?; v r v - I JKfery Speaker " I "Good Cheer was the subject I of the address given by Re. Jos-1 eph R. Jetfery. of the Oregon City I Methodlst Kplacopal enarch. at I the Friday meeting of the Parent Teacners' association, upumism i and hign nopear lor tne iuture I wero.empnaaea oj rr. j- ierZl .t. j..' .il ;T.fJV-Prftr ot Perfect ones In Tari aponsor a paper, drire soon tojaiae - iw vm tn money. Forrest Dunton. princl- pal of the grad school, expUined why the gernment bad hot 7 sancUoned the building or a new Vv-.- gyranaslam and held out hopes et r blooming in more or for the echool'a request being leM stages of perfection, granted by Christmas.- v The catkins on the filbert trees Scarlet Fever Reported are "way out"- with strawberries One new case o scarlet fever which are ir bloom, tame ones in has been reported in this district., beds, and Sunday bees were re Maria Schata is the victim, but ported by one farmer as carrying she is getting along aatisf actor-1 fly. Fifty couples attended " the dance and card party given by the Orchid social clnb of the Mo lalla Eastern Star Thursday night at the Odd Fellows' hall. About 910 wa& cleared." Refreshments were free. ; - . , 11 With two petitions for sone changes and -twof or street vaca- tions facine it.the city planning and zoning commission was unaote to act "last -night -for want of a quorum. The, few. commissioners who met at the agreed time, after waiting for an hour, adjourned without setting a date for another meeting. - Changes of sone from class two residential to class- one resi dential were sought by Leo Page and others for the west half of the block bounded - by Mission, Saginaw. Kearney and Commer cial afreets, and by D. C. Minto and others for the east half of the former. In the first named peti tion, property, in mid-block owned bv Dr. G. E. Prime Is omitted. " " - mm Vacation of the north end of Uta street, a porua at-a and of the platted but unimproved streets In Gelgers aaauion, con- stitutlng tho Leslie high school grounds. Is sought by tha school board to make way for CWA pro- Jeets. Nelson Cora Dryer Operating Day and Night to Catch Up RIVERVTEW, Dec 12. An drew Nelson is operating his corn rirrr dav and nieht. He has dried 'and shelled several tons and Toast . f J .1 LI. .M ilk R1I1KI ? a soul one-iii-iiu ui v.v - aad dry. - . . , Mrs. Herman. Zeller aaa oeen unable to be on her feet for a week because of blood poisoning In her right ioou r. - -brosek, who haa bn anffering with infection In one ot her feet caused by stepping- on a hail, is ; up again. . Cattle Turn Native; Still Elude Owners Lawrence ; DELAYED ss"Jf -.i. Trask. Forrest Nydegger and Or- Mrfc c Vjin aeave will lead rille Downing went to the moon- the Alnflnf with Mrs. Clifton de tains shore Ilettolt. Satnraar w puBist. The program in ret some csttle that stayed -out all last year and have oeen 1 seen this fall but they didn't ndthem. Mrs. Looney, short Ulks - T A BvCnOOi U. ' - . w.w ri.' Ufw. giving a Play, "Gotng H?f! 1 I1H -lilUilB; mmmmm - . Christmas" nexi sunuaj che I.O.O.F. hall in Lyons. vrreswa flTXO SOUTH -- -mimHiu. Dec 12. Mr. and Mr. aTw "Kusoia returned last "elk tom 'aftw5 week. visit in Eugena at ttoo home of Mrs. NU- aom's slater. Mrs. Marcus. Dunn. Nnuimi nlan. tO leaVO abOUt December 22 for Oakland, Calif., ertlag faculty on dlf ferent Euro where'they will spend tho hol countries aro gaining; i n days with their daughter and popularity. A larger crowd than famllr Mrs. Lawrence : Brooks, Ter nasembled Monday- night to n - - - irn id - time resident hear Rev. James Eoessler. O. 8. .irr -tTirated hla 8 0th t!f-.v A, hT aome with tela v...Tl fr4nAm. .....n m. cTTtjtrr , .11 tS. PHUirw- Tv- i Ttm vax,n IT. JSsHSS C . mx-.Atr aftamnnn audi Cuvrcu ntirfct was a decided auccest In rr wav. Everrthlng was sold and with the proceeds from the supper, 45 was cleared, j ' j, G1TE SCHOOL .BOOKS 'C't TAT.prvr. n.. is. The Talbot revived a set of Tb Leather Stocking. Tales" by Coa- FAIRVTEW. Dec. 12. New, officers ot the Fatrvlew cemmun ftj club, elected late last week. arer President. Edwin Swartt: vice VMlAcit Hftrii Rhenhnrd : secretary-resurec; lien Tn- or. A community and school Christmas jrtgma will bo held Inter fhia month. ' - '-f-'W : " ...y v-vv:f SALEM HEIGHTS, Due. 12. The meeting r the Bslem Heights community dub at the haH yrfr- day sight was wan attended. : At the business session tt was agreed that, ana day between Christmaa and New Yean, would be devoted muni ty to - cleaning up the- hall and putting' the roBd In. bet ter ebupn. Special provision will be- mad to t&ke care of any high water that ssay occs during: an- - fn . 1 jgg jTOllC Over Rickey flowers Now " RICKEY. Dec. 12. While the Salem gardens Taosst ot their freak marigolds. Mickey, the rural flow- er -garden- of Marion county, aulet- ly mHes to heraelf. It la not un- common in tke Richer arardena to fin -nine aad ten marigolds grow- tnK -from -the main flower aad in two gardens as many as 11 have hen found. Besldea freak marigolds and aZCZZZ gardens, delphiniums ?T?1, b?' rof,e' lov? in th m in pollen t ft A. CLUBBERS SCOTTS MILLS, DEC. 12 The R. N. A. club met at the heme of Mrs. Norma Ettlin Fri day when officers were elected as OdIIows: Mrs. Reva Moberg, president": Mrs. Margaret Shep herd, vice, president; Mrs. Nelson. secretary - treasurer, xnese new members Joined: Mrs. John Sen eresslg. Mrs. Irene Jack, Mrs. r w a. vtv a w w . a it wikbm.m - Ruby .Wynd. Mrs. Alice Johnson, Mrs. Sylvia Shiits and Mrs. Ther esa Mackiwizi. The next meeting is to be at the heme of Mrs. William Fry, De cember 29. Mrs. A. J. Ettlin and father, Charles McConneli left tor Rose burg Friday afternoon, being call ed there- by the serious illness of his brother, Jim McConneli. Final Rites Will Be Held Today for Mrs. Amy Storey SILVERTON. Dec. 12. Funer i gt sarvKes ier irs. juuj a, y, 53, sieUr ot L C. Eastman austin iasiman ana moiuw of Calvin Storey, all of SDverton, will he held at Doty, Washington, Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Storey home there. Mrs. Storey died at a Portland hospi tal Sunday night and the body was brought to SUverton by Ern est Ekman ot the Exman funeral borne; Besides her two brothers and her son. the latter of whom is teaching music in SUverton schools Mrs. Storey is survived by tho wid ower. William Storey, the, moth of pland, and two ais- . . r n T!V.fo er. Mrs. Ada E.ssraia, . 1 tfg( jjiary juersca&ut uu uv I Adamsen. hWiMion Society To Meet Thursday With Mrs. Looney HAZEL GREEN, Dec. 12. Mrs. Robert Massie ana Mrs. u. G. Looney will be hostess to the men's Missionary sociery Thursday, December 14, at 2 .1.V at Ifra TxiAnMr'S boma I V r w , . loa ilar anil ReadlnK by Mrs. W. G. Davis. f Sk-Sr MH TTt J. jtS tv"i V ik ICai'Jt JHAsP Robert Massie. Mrt.V Park. Mrs. 1 Yennanr Miss It u a y wooawara and Mrs. Louis Wampler. I r V ..a.. 2. iwcicj sviw Most Popular to Date MT agel, Dec 12'. The lec- nrnvMI hr th Ut Ansel k. rive a com prehensive d i s- - 1 course on The Vatican City'. Fr J Koossler was studying In Rome at the time tho famous treaty ba- : 1 tween Mussolini ana tne i-opa was - . . . , . I maoa in 15Z. . ii next jecian will be on Russia and will be giv- arTJaaaaiy by Rev. Vincent Koppcrt, I TEACHER GROUP MEETS J ; LABESH CENTER, Dec 12. The Modern Teachers club held 1 its i. December;! meeting Monday I night at the local schoolhoune. I Miss Emma McClaughry of this I pUce is president of tho organiza- tloa. Due to ted weather; tha at- nEVA MOBEBG HEAD other storm as the last one; Iso lated th ball completely for two days. - A geod program waa bad eon- slating of song and dance, tumb ling asd : musical numbers- furn kfhed It Salem talent. Dr.- and Mrs. Burger were ia charge of the program.. ; i Friday night the community wtll hold a pie social at the ball, thw proceeds ot which will bo used to -help tarnish not lunches for th school children. Wednes day nitht a "pot luck anpper will be belt, at the hall for the boy scouts - of: ! troop number; 9 and their parents. .A dandv program la arranged tor tne boys . ana Scontmaster Ziuver urges all par ents to come. - - AUBUKK, Dee. 12. Tha nuPlls ot Auburn school will present the program to tha community this month. Instead ot having the re gular community clnb meeting, the school wUl .present an. appro priate Christmas program. They have been practicing diligently. and their offering, promises to bo an excellent one.- The night ev ent will be- held December 21 at the school house. All persons in terested are Invited to attend. PERRYDALE Dec. 12. The community dab . and the school are cooperating on the Christmas program to be held the 22nd. . i A musical operetta entitled ''Christ mas; with the old Woman In , the Shoe' Is to be presented by the grades under the supervision ot Kenneth Ramey and Helen McMll lian. : POLLY AND HER PALS isMTrr OFSANTy LETUSUVE. W TV-LAND. UNTIL CHRISTMAS, f 1 X I r MICKEY MOUSE TT-Tf1lf Df TC TTJC A TTT? 1 nJUvlDLE 1 JTlJlA 1 Kill ru rn. ASTTrtStwrive WHERE ,THETS A BOAROK H006E W , Si Si W it's that l I T wE- we Lt''-l R:r?;ir6HHHHK? ""U t?fif T p 60S? II frVsTf wurruai- V -rh 15 YA ABOUT' V "TH HAIR -ROBBERS ! '-11 fi-:- ?dt&ir VT.. StSLrT i V&I)-VP- tOOKI ITb A t ?-l- 14 r' "It .'''if i I LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY r AUWtE:,CWlD-.WHCRE asl aii,6i21 THCVwOeLOTADVtXJ LJ WUAT3 "Jv MCWT0OD0K6OKUCE7? 1 AMCOSJAj liTHAT STEW SMELLS LIKE J V P ftr' TOOTS AND CASPER f VCOaW A WEEK V 7 WOO TIMES "L 1 FOR TWO YEARS BE, I '1 r 104 IS . 9 jf , J DAN? FIGURE S. 4lG,COO. ' i-v rrup j 1 Sophie! - -7? . Ill IIIDIH : FOB LYOiiS SCHOOL LYONS, Dec. 12. The pupils ot the Fox Valley school on the perfect attendance roll for the second six-- weeks period aro as follows: ' Dolberf. Berry,jlobert Dtr, Stanley -Forrest. - Wardlne Forrest, ? Dorothy Lyon, Ralph Lyon and Dean Trask. - The Ward .Forrest family is having a . turn with, the chicken pox. There-has been a. few cases in tha district since early, tall. Mrs. Sarah Brown entertained a number of women t ot an all day quilting Friday. Mrs. Frank Bass waa a guest ot honor, the oc casion being her birthday. The Fox Valley P. T. A. gave a program at the school Friday night after the business session a benefit pie social waa enjoyed by all present, Mrs. Clyde Bressler entertain ed aome ot the primary grade pupils Thursday evening in honor of her son Leiand's ninth birth day. Varied Program is Enjoyed by Society At Elliot Prairie UNION, Dec. II. The regu lar monthly meeting the Elliot Prairie Recreation socitay was held Saturday night In the Elliot Prairie halL Miss Fidelia Sicard was elected song queen.- ' The following program was given: Music, by the Old Timers; music, by "Chefs" Fand: skit. "Auntie"; piano duet. Merle and Dorthy Graham; reading, Wflma Fetmes; skit aad song and, panto mime. SWEET, TD' OH-HUH- 1 WDMDBl BREAKK4ST Ct r otaiTIIlg IrOpeye KUA YA TCLUMfe UJHtRE TWSfS ABOAKDtK HOOSEfJ tXWT AUKCT (ICAJEft THERE 1 (CAERU5WD I IV f 1 V. e s t jS a I WEST SALE3I.-Dec 12 Wil bur and Glenn Lewis are 'bund ing an enlargement on their, fruit and vegetable! stand at tho cor ner of ;Edgewaterand1? Wallace road, that will convert it into an attractive eemar ctand, facing both directions. They may add a Una ot groceries or other goods. The Epworth leaguo Is giving a ennstmaa party in- me com munity hall Friday night with all young folks of the community In vited. Josephine Tandy and Hel en Goaser ar rn charge. - Mrs. George, Lemmon of Tole- do. a dauKhter of MT. and Mrs.' A. M. Grtffln. was I visitor at the Griffin home last week. She came to see her father, who haa been very poorly lately. When aha re-. turnea aome ' ane iouna icst . m terrific "wind storm had uprooted two largo apple trees and overturned- their smokehouse . and had dona considerable other ' damage at their place. Surveying for Cot Harry J. Carter has been sur veying for a change in the end of Rosemont avenue, where It as cends the terrace connecting with tho short atrip of Piedmont ave- nueyhat -goes into Cascade drive. This short stretch ia too steep and the new -urvey plans to elim inate the steep stretch and give a winding drive with, a good grade that there may be a better connection between' the bill aad the flat. The work la being done under the- supervision of William Zi. : LaDue, dtr engineer, and when the' . lake and slough are drained., this wIU make a great improvement.' , " ' Council Totes Plan At an adjourned meeting ot the city council called to con The Candy Kids A Call "Anything to ffijNTC TO UMRE TtS?t V r OMERTHEWE.) fePp7TAKES TDO Ml)GV c . st lpcii0WfV5 at TEu- - V ' w j - Earned Grab KMOW WHAT IT 15 -fcCXCEPnTA HAUvlAH ALV0AYS SAID WMCVJ SHC coco fooa rr w(as itust uks AM8ROSIA MSAM9 TUX STBWLS- Which e iri ) . N e virs sider the use of C. W. A. funds for Improvement of streets 'and drives to tht hllLapproval was roted to do this work and ap proval was alao given tha drain age project now under way at tha loot . ox the terrace and to . the rear of tha city. These storms and heavy rainfall are complicating tho progress of tho drainage pro ject . 1 Aaburn Orchestra Is Reorganized or -Season V Activity ' AUBURN. Dec 12. Tha or chestra-hera has been reorgan ized for the winter and is. now ready for an entire season of ae- tivlty. - They meet every Tuesday night at the home of the leader, Mm Ben H. HawkhuCfor an eve ning of practice, after which they enjoy a social hour. Those In the orchestra Are: -Mrs. Hawkins, pi ano; Norman KrehbieL' aad . Sus anna Hawkins. . violins; Leslie Taught, cornet; David Johnston, and -Harold Bressler, saxophones; and Ernest Meyer, alto hern. -George Witte has sold his prop erty in the Auburn district to Frank Didener. Jr., of Portland. The Wittea do net plan to move until about the last of January. TJPLD7TER 8PE.KS AURORA, Dee. 12. Miss Maud Aldrieb,' field representative tor the-northwest of the Woman's Christian .Temperance Union and an advisor on the moving picture evil and moral social problems. was an interesting speaker at the Presbyterian church here Sunday morning. to Arms! Oblige a Visitor Way OntT; r TIIiTS A SCOo cauc aw get rr x jevejs. a-te. - - vmmcm amvone. J EriirTxriojow such good food r wsrics HAao LKC VA-AM8a06lA ISZU. 1$ -vlTTASTED J TX-HCy 6ST . T StTiCMArrrA5Te5 A p-J VOWQOZFUl- ) SOHUWGfy-CVEWA , - WMEXELOTE3ETTC42. KS yO&LCDOKiUG J I SOUP BOWeC3TE9 " 2 " THAT'S WHAT you'd HAVE MADE IN TWO' "YEARS AS A l.:C7TC STAR IP YOU HAD UANOEOTKS JOB- Cu I L-XZXT TO YOU - WALDO HILLS, Dec 12. Tho basket social held at the club heaae Friday night waa well- at tended and successful. Frank Bowers ' acted as auctioneer sell ing 20 boxes. - -.'-, ? On the program-. were numer ous selection by Granddada quar tette ot Sllratton, a reading by Mrs. Eaaoa Comstock, an artis tic stunt by Dorothy Neuswang- er, Edith Knight. Helen Good- kaecht, ; Norman Rica and Bob Riches with the latter winning first place; readings by Lola Rich es aad illustrated by Frank Bow ers; boIo, by Mrs. W. F. Krenx; clever story, Edwin Knapp. - Dancing followed lunch. T h e next social event at the elnb house will bathe masauexade dance De cember 30, when prizes for the most original an most eomlcai couples will be gtven. i - - Beys in Acddejit - Again the corner at the 8. J. Daek farm was the scene of an auto accident when a carload of SUverton high school basketball players upset. ' The driver of ' the car, Don Sawyer, found the gas foot feed had stuck but was . unable to check the speed before crashing into the Duck mall box, avertura-Ing-the car which waa almost de molished. Mr. Dack rushed the tw boys most badly cut to SU verton for medical aid while Mrs. Dack applied first aid to tha oth- . This Is a short, abrupt corner and has been the scene of many mishaps.;'' - -r : tf MUSIC HOXORARY SILVERTON, Dec. 12.; Miss Betty Klehsorge,: daughter of .Dr. and Mrs. Rudolph Kleinsorge oi FC3TUr3! we COULD "1 " HAVE BEEN RICH--- I'M TO . DLAMEi theyo have hired YOU JP I HADN'T 'MADE. YOU DIET AND 2r3T Tirri IT'S AU i MV FAULT I'VE SEEN A tm tot riiw t.nri t. & Mm D mwt Sllverton waa initiated In tho Phi Beta honorary music and drama fraternity - on ,t the University ot Oregon campus Friday night. Miss Rleinsorge is also a member of the Pi Beta Phi. , aj.r.'i;:H PffiilTIGEOTS ROBERTS, Dec. 12. Mrs. Lulu TTanceTlngram. , wife of J. W. Ingram, died at their noma hero Monday after an illness of several months. Mrs. Ingram was a na tive of the Eola district in Polk county, and had spent most of iter life In the Salem area. Funeral services will be held at the Terwiniger funeral homo In Salem Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock, with Rev. Guy Drill of tho First Christian church offici ating. : ; '.,:(;;,.. . ',, Besides tha widower, she is sur vived by three children: Mrs. Mary SalcheaberaCof this district, Mrs. B. B. Sutton of Portland and James at home; alio a broth-, er. Charles Long, and a sister, Mts. Rosie Speiss ef Newport. Chmtmas Profirram At Union Hill 20th UNION HILL. Dec. 1??. Plana were being completed by Miss Alice Jaquet. teacher In school district No. 42 for a Christmas program to be given, in the eve ning of December 20. ' After spending several , weeks visiting relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Scott have re turned to their home near West -Fir. By CUFF STERRETT By WALT DISNEY BySEGAR By DARREL McCLURE By JIMMY MURPHY ITS TOO LATE t4OVT0TEU SOPHIE THAT I WAS ONLY TO 6ET $40.? A WEEX ; THE WHOLE "THlNZi HAS ONETOOFAn OONT DARE TELL HER; AND YET I HATE NOT TO TELL HER! C3HVvHATHAVE 1 DC42? tors - I 3 i I if n 1 1 per xrom . . vvciuiu. ... 4. - & :. 1 .