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DISTRICT SESSIDjI SIS Varied Program, Banner AlvadsttiandJSermohsJ; .; Turner Meeting , TURNER. ' - Jan. . 9. Turner .Methodist Episcopal church was host last Sunday for the Santlazn District Sunday school convention'. An -unusually flne'program was '.presented ,t -a" crowd- that or--.. taxed the capacity.-,. At the after noon TSesson 12 Sunday, schools 'werer represented. .-Mehama ;re VVevedlhe attendance banner with t 34 members present; "Lyons won the Bible Terse banner nnd, North ' "Santlam earned the banner t o r th best average attendance, t '-. i County' President Fred De' Ver- ie announced the county Sunday - school convention would' be -held at -Silverton Hear the last of Feb ruary, t -The next- district conven tloa ! will be held- at AumaTUle 'Bethel church, April 8. with the prcgram arranged., by John. Mix. : : Rev. Britton Ross, First Baptist Jebureh of Salem, the afternoon 'guest speaker. used for his sub Ject,.Tha Preeminence of Christ."!" -Thtf GideotiL quartet of SalernTgava two numbers. ' Rev. N. J. Reason er f the Turner Cbristlan.church -led-' the.' morning devotions, with the song.1 service 1 e d ,by,Lelarid Kelthly of North SanUara; Spe-; eial number were: - Duet, - Lola -Canning and' Kathleen Sparka: solo. Mrs. Alice Greealej harmoni ca dnet, Fernel Gilstrap and Glenn Titus. Rev. N. S. Hawk deliv- - ered the morning sermon. -After the noon fellowship basket' din ner, Aaron "Olson of Salem led groun singing. , ' . V : Youth Quote Most Verse - Jn the scripture quoting contest -the older group lost 10 points to ' the young people wnb'repeated.77; .bible, verse in six minutes, i Short talks on 'Outstanding Ac complishments of the Past Year." were given ' by W. H. Fuson o f Aurasville. Arlyn Moe of Mehama, and Rev. Klingspoon of Stayton .who advised to try teaching bible lessonsjnstead of ouarter lessons. . Others numbers: Solo, Henry Ar hous; recitation. Betty Joe Kelth ly; song by; tiny Davi Blum. Me hama; numbers by a mixed quar tet of Stayton Methodist school. . 'Glenn McClellan of North San tlam la president, Mrs. Tom Tay lor, Stayton, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Wriht to Talk At P. T. A. Meeting SILVERTON. Jan. 9. Mrs. R. ' Ix. Wright, state vice president of tbe PTA win be the guet speaJferH at the Silverton Parent Teachers association to meet Thursday aft ernoon. The regular meeting time of the i PTA was last Thurs day bet because of its closeness to the holiday season it was post poned untlli Thursday of this week. FIXED FOR SPKKDIXG WOODBURN. Jan. 9. George Otlowayi a high school boy of Woodbarn. appeared in Justice court Friday and paid a fine of l$5 and costs after pleading guilty to a charge of operating a mo tor vehicle In the city limits at unreasonable speed, endangering the lWes of others. . RALLE GOES TO TEXAS . SIDNEY, Jan. 9 George Ralle. Sr., left Saturday for a visit in Texas. . He will also stop at San Francisco and Fresno, Calif., to visit friends. - s Libdhj "f ) BIE SHOE JtoB3a?sf (SI! T ,.. lll ssl,, T" ';:'- -''.'? . ' '- , ? y '-.-.. - - ' i . Saving nsnBaafcaaaBaaaBaBaaaBajj- DevasiationfAft&CM Scenes of devastation which followed the deluge In the flood struck.- The chaos of wrecked automobiles Soutbern California, which took a terrible toil in live testifies the damage done here. Below, twisted tim- and property. At top, a Los Angeles night dab, bers and other wreckage are all that mark the sit where 400 persona were hailing the New Year, when of a once beautiful home. lVtc.l- M-...J WOMEN'S CLUB TO WEST SALEM, Jan. 9. Sun day the Coville club made a long hike into the hills. Mrs. Al. C. Henningsen took her Sunday school class of . boys on a picnic hike in the afternoon and a few days previous, the members of the Boy Scouts had a fine hike into the country. A wedding of interest was sol emnized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Georg Buffin Friday, when Mrs. Cordelia Salanders was mar ried to Perry" G. Wheeler, by Rev. A. J. Smith. Robert Dunn, broth er of the bride and Mrs. Buffin, sister of the groom were witness es. Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler accom panied by Mr. and Mrs. Buffin,. left immediately after tbe cere mony for Otis, to make their home on the claim Mr. Wheeler has there. Party for Young Girls Mrs. Dale Lemon was hostess to a group of girls at her home Friday night complimenting the birthday of her daughter, Betty Ann, who was 12 years old. Pink and green were colors of table decorations where places were made for Betty Ann Lemon,. Jan ice Woolly,' Carmella Grosso,Cor othy Johnson, ShirleyDiekson, Carol Young of Salem Georgia Rose and Helen May Cook, 001 Thurman, Marjorle Friesen, Ra chel Bloom' and Dorothy Raster. Game prizes were won by. Shirley Dickson and Dorothy Johnson. ; City Engineer1" William La -Due: is having 160 feet of six-inch tile placed In the drainage prefect en Third street between Kingwood avenue and Rosemont avenue, draining- that area into the stream tn the city nark. I Among the many new comers for All the Family St,"rSalm,Otega M - r f I in West Salem are these who have just moved in: Fay E. Coulin, 1562 Franklin, moving into the Jack Olsen residence, Arther Len gele, 1274 Franklin streets and the F. A. Wetzels, who with their family of four attractive children, have taken the Mrs. Beckley resi dance on Kingwood Terrace, on Route 2. Missionary Society To Meet Thursday HAZEL GREEN, Jan. 9 Mrs. Clifton Clemens will be hostess to the Women's Missionary soci ety, Thursday afternoon a t 2 o'clock, with Mrs. Lester Van Cleave, leader. Rev. Mrs. Anna Long and daughter of Wedford were guests of Sister Mrs. Robert Massie and family last week. They left Sat urday afternoon for Medford. Mrs. Long is joint pastor with her bus band, Rev. Edgar Long, of the Free Methodist church of Med ford. '-'"I. CLUB MEETS TODAY WOODBURN, Jan:- 9. The woodburn Rural club will meet at the home of the president. Mrs. -Elmer Mattson on Wednes day. January 10. Mrs. A. Pollard will assist the hostess. All mem bers are urged to be present. r.ARv. la roTrvrrr.MAV MOLALLA. Jan. 3. ' Henry J uase nas neen appointed by tne city council to fill the office of recorder left vacant by the death recently of William T. Echerd, Case is a former recorder. .At1!..' - v v, , .... , ( 4 v x - 4 .... A i A SELECT OFFICERS AUBURN, Jan. 9. Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. Hawkins were hosts to a group of friends at a large dinner Sunday. Present were Mr. and Mrs. L- B. McClendon and daughter Joyce, of Cascade Drive, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Adams, Mrs. Lulu Wynn of Gervais, and Mr. and Mrs. . Ben H. Hawkins and daughters ; Susanna, Jean and Eloise. .Mr. and Mrs. Adams are leaving Friday for an extended vacation in Salinas, Calif. The Auburn Woman's club will hold its next meeting Thursday, January 11, at the home of Mrs. Mysta Hendricks. Election of offi cers is planned for the day. Several people in the commun ity are practicing for a play to be given at the community club meeting, January 19. The pro gram committee: Mrs. CarFKreh biel, Mrs. Leo Sutter and Mrs. L. B. McClendon are in charge. There are several residents who report flowers growing in the com munity. Many roses and violets are in bloom. 77 . ?., 'ooacco tat's wj The first thine people see and like about 1 Luckies is how round and firm they are. The tobacco doesn't spill out and there are no loose ends to cling to lips. That's be cause we pack each and every Lucky full to the brim with long, even strands of the finest Turkish and domestic tobaccos only the center leaves. Not the top leaves because, those are under-developed. GRAND ISLAND. Jan. 9. -The Grand Island Improvement : club held Its regular business meeting and annual election at the school house Saturday night President Charles E. Nelson; appointed . a eommlttee, Roy C Will. George Asher and Mrs. : E. ,A. Lefley. to investigate the damage done along the banks of the Willamette dur ing: the recent overflow. After de termining the loos the committee will draw up a petition to,.be sign ed '.by all residents' of the island and the flame-to be sent "to the state engineer. f J ' J. , rtr -v Resolutions-were- drawn up by Roy Will, and accepted by 'the club, to be, sentto. radio station KOAC, thanking them .lor giving the river .readings -on, their.- noon farm hour program daring the re cent high water,, sucb reports, are very valuable to people living on the river bottom., farms. " '; . Officers elected for 1934 are: President, Worth, Wiley; vice president, Jake Tompkins, Jr.; secretary-treasurer 'Mrs. Roy E. Will, re-elected r club Janitor", Mr. Vert.-Other officers will be ap pointed. .- ) '..''A short program under "the, di rection of Mrs. Worth; Wiler--was given and included Beveral num bers which were previously sched uled for the community. Christmas program r a recitation, by Nellie- Ferguson and a short talk on the sales tax given by. Morton Tomp kins, and a pantomime, "The Holy City" by Nancy Price, Ruth An derson, Josephine Irish and Mary Evelyn Wiley with Mary Rockhill as soloist Conversion From Bank Robbery to Pulpit is Outlined SILVERTON, Jan. 9. W. R. Watson, evangelist, and convert ed bank robber, is holding a se ries of services at the M.W.A. hall beginning each night at 7:30. The revival is undenominational and all churches are Invited to at' tend. Mr. Watson is telling the story of his life and at the open ing meeting Sunday spoke of how he was converted in the state pent tentiary at Boise,- Idaho, while serving a term for robbery of the First State bank in Bonner 's Ferry, Idaho. Final Rites Held for Mrs. Mary . Brown WOODBURN, Jan. 9. Funeral services for Mrs. Mary E, Brown 74, who died at Warrenton, Jan uary 6, were held at the Rock Creek church, Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Brown is survived by two daughters, Bessie Montgomery of Honolulu and Elsie O'Brien o f Portland; a son. Lark O. Brown of Warrenton and two grand chil dren. Interment was in Rock Creek cemetery with Beechler Killan of Woodburn in charge. Quality only center leaves are used in Luckies Not the bottom leaves because those are inferior in quality. We use only the center leaves because they axe the mildest and fully ripe for perfect smoking. 'That's why Luetics always draw easily, burn evenly and are always .mild and smooth. So smoke a Lucky, a fully packed ciga rette. And remember, "It's toasted" for throat protection for finer taste. " SILVERTON HILLS, Jan. 9. The Silverton - Hills ' community club will begin Saturday 'night with Its second series ot card par ties ana -dancing. - Kariy m me autumn the club was divided Is to two groups and the group' headed by ;Mrs.: NeTlie Thomas furnished the enteruinment - iorr, uciooj November and4Deceinberif-tjjr day night, the " second- greTiffwiil 7egin; . .Mrs. -John .Tsthatftrf i heading this group, t cwtsneni- bers wui also sell : canayeuw5 the evenlng.i-: , - --'it-iH A Marion county, federated eom; munity club meeting will be neld at.4 Rickey .Thursday night,v,wlth "Dean U. G. Dubach; of Corvallls the main speaker. : Other program numbers will - be furnished by Clear Lake. Keizer and Roberts clubs and by the Hollywood boys' band. - ! m - - t ITTEES FOR S CiD.' Jan. :e. Commutes chairmen and. committee members for. the Girls' League have been appointed by Maxine Arnold, pres ident,- and approved by the coun cil as follows: Membership, Belva Barkley, chairman, Margaret Combs and Ella Hall; financial, Edris Thayer, chairman, Ruby Rosprafka, Ar lene Darby and Lucile - Jackson; constitution and creed,. Vivian Marin, chairman, Grace Sledge and 1 Rose Hetzendorf ; . social, Geral- j dine Rodgers, chairman, Emma Jaquith, Angeline Wesely and Vel- ma Palon; entertainment, ' Rose Schwindt, general chairman, Thel ma Karnosh, Edna Purdy and Em ily Nadvornik, sub-chairmen. Com mittee one, Helen Slack, Frances Schwindt and Virginia Tichenor; committee two, Lorene Trollinger, Dortha McDonald and Llia Funk; committee three, Blanche Vever ka, Lor is Hollis, and Lucille Gor don; committee four, Sylvia Fred erick, Anna Faltus and Sylvia Snyder. Helen Myers, vice-president, is general chairman for all commit tees. Vote for Building of Grade School is 16th ELDRIEDGE, Jan. 9. Local people here interested In erecting a new grade school building will vote Tuesday night, January 16, at the school house. The investi gating committee composed of Emil Cramer, Carter Keene and A. L. Lamb, will report as to the feasibility of the plan to build a two-room school. owes ri " . t ': COMM KEIZER.' Jan. 9 The regular monthly meeting of the commun ity club will be held at the school house Friday night A special fea ture will be a jitney; supper at 6 : 30." The proceeds -are - to ; be used for the bot lunches at the school, at 8 - o'clock. "'--.- -. : A Mrs. . Bunnell : will preside - a t the business sesaion.' -The Boy Scouts wilt conduct an Investiture .service when- teaderfoor badges wiUbe- presented.1 tAnojher. fea ture wmie the Acceptance f the charter i which:-will be ; presented by HowardnsrHomml8sloner of ... 'l-i tni. me- uascaae area -oi. soyacvui-s. Stunts w nkbe. given ty the scouts. ;'i Other number, on", the program wilf be a piano duet, Irma Reefer aftd. RnthRullfson; -violin 'solo, Maybelle LIlburnH' accompapied by Jtfrs. Frank Lilburn; a' one -act play, 'Wieners on .Wednesday,'' by' a gronp of Keizer young peo ple. Chiropractors of ' Valley atker to v 4 f Honor Dr. . Riley , . WOODBTRN,- Jan, , 5.5- Dr. Ethel K. Riley, was hostess Satur day' -evening on occasion of her birthday to 18 chiropractors and their wives at -her home on Sec ond street," Talks were given' by Doctors Stapran, Smith, Powell and Dr. Riley, who spoke on cor rect English and extemporaneous speaking. These physicians meet every, three weeks at the Wood burn hotel. The next meeting will be at the hotel Satnrday night, January 27. At 8 o'clock a free clinic will be, held in the office of Dr. Riley, 317 Second street. SON TO A. BECKERS WOODBURN, Jan. 9. Mr. and Mrs. Antone Becker are being con gratulated upon the birth of a son Monday at their home. He has been named Phillip Luke, and is the third child, second son. PLAN DANCE 18TH ST. LOUIS, Jan. 9. A mas querade dance sponsored by the St Louis parish will be given Thursday night, January 18, at the St Louis parish church. PILES guaranteed removed without knife or needle. OLD SORES of anr kind, STUBBORN SKIN IRRITATION'S, and ATHLETIC FEET, if you had failed to beat tbem by other means, will quickly respond under onr new method. Oar herbal remedies are guaranteed satisfaction for GALLSTONES, rWiHS, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, RHEUMATISM, ailments of the LIVER, STOMACH. GLANDS and the URINARY SYSTEM of mea and Women. 15 years la business. Licensed N. D. physicians. DR. CHAN LAM Chinese Medicine Co.. ISO N. Com mercial St, Salem. Office hours 0:80 A. M. to A P. M. Tuesday and Sat- aday Only. Dr. . T. Lam, N. D. T if - ' l VI i S X ft . . x -j" . J m SOCIETY f'EEIS IHi' ' 4 . - '-' - - t -- - ' --'. : : j JEFFERSON Jn J -The Mis sionary; society of the Evangelical church;' will hold. Its' meeting: Thursday in the class room of- the church . The program will include a. discussion of chapter: four of "Eastern Women, Today and To morrow,' dialogue by Mra. Carl. Wackerbarth and Mrs, A. Wflaoa. Goals will be set for the coming , j The jojajoarn on tne oia Aaer 7. son place, across.from the' Termr nal-is being: razed by Harry Reed, who wilt use the lumber for a 'garb age on " his1" place ed Joining " the Anderson, property. This old .build ing removed front along the srreer, will" make sucn'an hnprofent'on Church; street ; J - -y r j Catherine . Blaylock ; of ; Seattle spent .the weekend" at the home of nert grandmother,- Mrs. . Mary Cummins and other-relatives. She will visit relatives in Oregon City and . Portland " before returning home, i - - ' '. Mf. juxd Mrs. -Perry Long and family of "Vancouver, Wash., who were recent guests-at the: E. A. Chambers home in the Dever dis trict," have bought a prune , or chard , pear Vancouver- and will move on the place as soon as they can. get possession. Mrs. Grimes, Aged ' ; Shelburn Resident, . Reported Quite 111 SHELBURNTjanT 9. Mrs. Sol omon Grimes is gravely ill at the home of her daughter. Mrs. L. Os born. . Due to Mrs. Grimes' ad vanced' age hr friends- are alarmed at: her condition. Anoth er daughter. Mrs. Ed Stewart of Albany j is here. A Mill City stock buyer was In the section buying range stock. The stock prices at this time are very discouraging to the farmers. Mrs. Effie Haller of Kansas is here on an extended visit with her brother, C. D. Trexler and sis-, ter, Mrs. C. D. Osborn. GIRL TO CX'TS FORTH ."' KORTH HOWELL. Jan. 9. A daughter -was born January ij.o Mr. and Mrs. Syd Cutsforth whose present" home is at Slleta. Mm. Cutsforth (Birdie Bump) and the baby are at the R. J. Cutsforth home In Gervais. Dr. Goldle H. Chan, N. D. Frm tin Dimd Htru-Sit MitnfrlitoB Optra Htkss Saturday at 1:4 P. at. Eastern Standard Tim ever the Red and Blu Networks NBC, LUCKY STRIKE pre sents the Metropolitan Opera Company in the complete Opera, African." fiSr'S tnejiest J-V-