PAGE SIX
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oresron, Thursday Morninsr, December 6, 1934
First Convention. Since
1926 at Portland
HotetUth
. SILVERTON, Dee.6. Alf: O.
Nelson of Silvertqo, president of
the -Lutheran Brotherhood of Ore
gon, has- calJed a convention for
wvui " as m a im tuv Ui-
.rine room at the Multnomah hotel
In Portland. Invitations are being
ent to all Lutheran pastors in
the state and the board of direct
ors Is urging each congregation to
elect two of Its members as dele
gates. Mr. Nelson suggests that If
'a Brotherhood organization is al
ready organized within the
church, delegates from this group
be elected. If not,' he says, it
would probably b best, to .form a
temporary local brotherhood and
Immediately elect delegates to the
meeting- ;-. , " - ; 'v.-
Mr. Nelson sajs the director,
hope to hare present at the con
Tentlon Rt. r Rev. H. L. Foss. Rev.
L. Lndyie.- Re. Odeil- Rev. P. W
Erikaen and Rev. John Mattson.
all presidents of different Pacific
coast ' districts; . also Dr. William
Schoelder, Rev. Jt. Btfgstad and
- Dr. O. A. Tingelitad. prominent
, men in Lutheran affairs'. ' Other
prominent laymen who are expect
ed'to be-present Include Attorney,
David Lofgren - of Portland. Dr.
Arne Jensen of Monmouth Normal
school, Max Gehlhar of Salem.
The' Lutheran Brotherhood of
Oregon was a unit of the Lutheran
Brotherhood of America, during
: Its active years it accomplished
many - things. The Brotherhood
established the Sunset Home in
Eugene, now under the -efficient
supervision of .Rev. R. Bogstad. It
also established the Lutheran stu
dent service which is now func
tioning at the University of Ore
gon, Oregon State college, and the
Monmouth Normal school. A new
chapter is now being organized at
Willamette university.
The ta.te brotherhood held its
last state convention in Eugene in
1926. when adjournment was tak
en subject to the call of the pres
ident. - - .
.Turner' Postoffice
is Changed to Bank
TURNER, Dec. 5. The " new
postmaster, Archie Rankin. . and
his assistant, Miss . Helen Pectx.
-moved - the postoffice. equipment
Saturday night to the vacat
ed Turner bank building which Is
abetter building and centrally located.
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1920) wu aathar af "Red
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. 40 Nocturnal bird .
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44 Rodent
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Granger's News
Column
CHEMAWA, Dec. 5. A bene
fit dance will be held by the
grange at the M. A. hall here
Thursday night, December . Re
freshments will be served.
BRUSH COLLEGE, Dec. S.
Brush College grange will hold a
meeting at the local schoolhouse
Friday night. A" potluck supper
at 7 o'clock will precede installa
tion, of .of fleers District Deputy
Brown Is installing officer. Spe
cial musical numbers will be
played during installation.
' LIBERTY.-. Dec. 5. The Red
Hills grange -is busily preparing
for Its "country store" af rair to
be staged Friday at 8 p. m. at
the hall here. The same gift idea
carried out in- Salem fall opening
is being used.. All grange women
are expected to, contribute, four
articles for the booths. Mrs. P. O.
Judd is Jn charge of contribu
tions. A good 'program, in charge
of Dorothy Bick ley, will be given
during thft evening. -There will be
booths of cooked foods, clothing,
fruits., gift articles and the ba
zaar.. Mrs.' XV. ; R. Dallas is in
charge of refresh meats. The ad
mission has been made low.
Baxter Is.Spenker
MACLEAY. Dec, 6. Dr. Bruce
Baxter, president of (Willamette
univer8iry,.,will speak at the . lec
ture hour at the grange meeting
to be held Friday night. His sub
ject .will be "Some Bright Spots
In Dark 'Continent" and" will
deal with Africa where be visit
ed recently. ,
Goodrich on 2 2d
Year as Officer
for Odd Fellows
DAYTON, Dec. 5. Officers
elected In ', subordinate' Yamhill
lodge No. 20 I. O. O. F. were:
Noble grand, Os J. Williams: vice
grand,' Ray D. Johnson ; - record
ing secretary. Dr.- Orr C Good
rich; financial secretary. Theo
dore Rossner; treasurer, ' M. A.
Palmer. ' ' - - .
Dr. .Goodrich has served the or
der for 21 years as recording sec
retary. Installation will bo Joint
ly with. the Rebekabs some time
in January.
Early Filberts are
in Bloom at Dayton
DAYTON. Dec. 6. Earlv rarlC
ties of filberts are blooming In
the B. A; ; Make 2 7 -acre orchard.
This. is true of other orchards in
this locality, and la mora than nun
month earlier than averare years.
growers report. -
7 Indefinite article ,
8 Interjection
Who ia tha patron saint af
"," Norway T . .
10 Religious ceremony
11 Part of the face .
16 Be ill . .
17 Hinder
i Prohibit 3
19 Humble '.
22 Afresh '
23 Carry
25 Exist
28 Pronoun
30 Fleshy fruit '
SI Mohammedan calif ' ,
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- formerly m part of which of tha
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ft An international language
- 7 Tree - :
-3 A building in which autos are
. stored
; :59 Pen for swine v
'41 Grief .
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44 'What English arctic explorer
discovered tha north magnetic
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15 Open space ,
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3 Trouble .
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'.5 Jumbled type ' .
6 Hypothetical force . ,
Herewith Is the solution U yes
terday's praJe.
N.EIEDD ttvi. rr.Kll nVr-l
mamsaV UM, S3as fanaaa ajaSUan am
FlffllL 1IELD FOR
M1S.IEILLEI1
Was Born In 1848 In Dever
t Vicinity; Lived Entire J
v X Life In This Region
JEFFERSON. Dec. . Funer
al services tor Mrs. Jane Miller,
86, who died Saturday evening
at the Mary Bilyeu residence in
Jefferson after ft two weeks'. Ill
ness, were held Tuesday after-noon-from
the Fortmlller chapel,
Albany. Rev. Earl Cochran; Bap
tist minister of Salem officiated.
Honorary pallbearers were Ed
Meeker, J. A. Jones, - William
Jones. Arthur Miller, Lee: Miller
and J. T. Jones, all of Jefferson
and vicinity. . : -
Active pallbearers were Donald
Porter John , Grenz, Ed Brower.
John Calahan.' Glenn Bilyeu, and
Henry Ammon. Interment was in
the Alillersburg cemetery, three
miles west of Jefferson.
Mrs. Miller was born December
22, 1848. on the donation land
claim near Dever, the fall after
the family arrived from Indiana
having crossed the plains - by ox
team. She was the- daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John T. and DeMercy
Crooks and was the last survivor
of a family of pioneers.
Her father was active in state
affairs, both before and after the
admission of .the state to the on
ion, serving two terms In the le
gislature. . . ' ; -,' ,
Until her final illness' two
weeks ago Mrs. Miller lived in
the hand-hewn house built by her
father-in-law 89 years ago, and
located one mile southwest of
Jefferson. From this Mrs. Miller
has seen the . Southern Pacific
railroad built, thef v coming ot
MICKEY MOUSE
swOOKS LIKE
THE DIRTY
CROOKS HAVE
done rr
TH1S TIME!
MICKEY
BLIMP HAS
BEEN SHOT
DOWN in
THE MIDDLE
Of THE
DESErr!
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THIMBLE THEATRE--Starring Popeye
IT'S MIGHTY FUNNY-VOO t-OOrO
EWCTLW LIKE DAKf P fiM
TUHN BROTHERS
LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY
NICE WORC.
THE BABy FROM 6CTTIW TUMBLEO
JMM. Km, Fikb mUc Inc. Cnm Br
TOQTS AND CASPER
Wfc.LL.H- IT liN- I -
,!?!.PAfJtl0TER
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BRIDE COME IN ! A
WesfcSal
- WEST 8 A L B M, Dec. .
Through the generosity of West
Salem residents and, the energy
of - the young - folks : ot the Ep
worth League, . Boy Scouts and
Sunday school, 14 baskets were
made up and distributed to needy
families last weekend. r .
: Mrs. Milo. Jensen opened her
home to the Legion auxiliary- of
Klngwood Post Wednesday all
day for sewing on articles for the
baxaar later this month. ' v
Xhe five, sons of Mrs. Fannie
Moore were her guests at a fam
ily reunion held here. The guests
included Delbert Moore of Eu
gene . and -daughter Nita Marie,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore of
Salem and her mother, Mrs. J. A.
Huston: Ernest, Or v ill e and
Claude Moore of West Salem. Mr.
and Mrs. Alden Rivers of Au
rora, who have moved to Salem,
were guests Sunday. He ' is em
ployed in the Conway garage.
Zeral Brown, son of the J. R.
Browns of West Salem, who broke
his leg recently and was wearing
it in a cast, has been obliged to
go to a Salem hospital for an op
eration on the member.
. A new pupil in the seventh
grade, coming here from Minne
sota, is Violet Dumovlck. Mon
day - photographer came and
roads, telephones, highways and
automobiles.
July 8, 1888,-she vfas married
to Abraham H. Miller, and to this
onion six daughters were born,
three having died in infaney. Mr.
Miller died in 1888.
- The surviving . daughters - arc
Mrs. Edith Miller of Mlllersburgr
Mrs.. Pearl Callahan of. Prosser,
Wash., Mrs, Bessie- Bilyeu -of Jef
ferson. She is also survived by
17 grandchildren and eightgreat
grandchildren. . , . .
STILL
ACT. O'
LEAVE
1 M6ftHS WE'RE TWiM OFFSPRlKrl
AjOHERE.'S VDUR g,STERHOW?l
TO ftO TARE r&DP r '
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5
CURB6TOJE
OH. rA.t5FK .
'M so HAPPY I
MY STEP-MOTHER
rOMiwT Tn
VISIT US I
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BUT r
If OH SORRY.' VHANfi -1
WE'RE DONE H rZSt
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r vY"" l I
m nehn wcrt f0 I
News
em
took pictures of all rooms ot the
schooL Pupils will . exchange
names for the Christmas gift giv
ing ; in the various rooms.. The
nun : graae .won me marching
contest and ere awarded a par
tial holiday, being released at
2:10 o'clock Wednesday. , ; -
i
Edward Whitney,
" Former Resident
r;-." " of - Rickey, Diet
RICKEY,- Dec. 8. Word ' has
been received ot the death at his
home at Long Beach, Calif., of
EdwairdrJames Whitney, 73. The
Whitney family lived here on
what Is now the C. A. Warner
farm for a number of ' years. - He
was born at Bridgewater, Va., but
spent the greater part ot her life
In Colorado. He was by trade a
millwright and miner. Mr. Whit
ney was a member ot the Neigh
bors of Woodcraft.
: i Mr. Whitney leaves his wife,
Margaret and a daughter, Meryle
S.. Whitney, .Long BeachJ; a son
Edward, Pasco, Wash., and a halt
brother. Frank La Telle, Pueblo,
Colorado. ' - !
Wheatland Homes are
t Scene of' Festivities
,' ''' ." ; " -v...---.;
WHEATLAND, Dec.: 6. Mrs.
P. H. Fowler Is a Thanksgiving
vacation guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Onit Reed at Myrtle Point
Mrs. Jessie Beaty of Salem was a'
Thanksgiving- dinner guest of her
parents, Mrt and .Mrs. T Walter
KIrkwood. : "Alex LaFolIett r and
his- frien4, Percy Campbell, .'both,
of Trontdale, were guests of the
former's ; parenU, : Mr. and Mrs.
ayde M. LaFolIett here. , - : - .
The Sands of the
lvArr; souhTcXush ! most
I IN CASZM THfv rv-vcr V Vrct t
LIVE. WHAT AN
KINDNESS TO
OLD SOAKH
yut ZymW r w ( JUST L,Kf ) ip
HERE TOR EM I
Now Showing--'A Member in Good Standing" " ; By SEGAR
' iHERt'S OHS..OF STRONGEST) I 1 - l- . -, - I I no I HAuf. m FAT thK f tix. S I fiE,MC,,.MT .
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1 tV FWLLy l tSt I 1 ri 1 JrUJrrT VOU J 3 I -l MUST EAT LOTS J
' B
" ; . . " 1 I ' ' "-"-.,1 Mr m ifcvf t a M
An Outdoor Sport
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FROM AT' -rZl ZERO
terrible I OfK I oiorr-i L
AccroeuT.y J 9 owlvmelpeoi
f UTTLE y
- Playing the
I JUST jOT THIS LETTER
FROM HER. TOOTS ITS THE
FIRST TIMS. 1VE HEARD
FROM YER SirslCE I MARRIED
DANNY I tUESSSHE-WAS
CAN
YOUR'FWONE,
-CASPER?.
I WAMT TO
TELLl MOTHEft
THE NEWS 1
ME FOR A WHILE,,
KNEW SHE'D CiET.
OVER IT J
FOOTBALL PLAYERS.
1DC05CII FETED
-; ;
liONMOUTH, Dec 8. -A ban
quet" waa given Friday night by
the Junior and senior girls of
Monmouth high school compli
menting Coach and Mrs. Clay Eg
elston at the close of a successful
football season.' Dorothy- Friesen
was toastmls tress. ' . Responses
were made by Jimme .RiddelL
John Haller, Albert Snider, Ernest
Crok, Raymond Johnson and An
thol Ricey,- members of the team.
Each of these boys acted as cap
tain; in i Individual games of the
season. Many expressions of good
will were given the coach. ; Oth
er speakers Included J. C. Blev
ens and A. T. Allen, faculty mem
bers. i ' -l v r. -t .
Football boys ? present were:
Ernest Crook, An thol RIney, Ray
mond' Johnson, Harry Parker,
Arne Jensen, Leo Blodgett, Jim
mie Riddell, John Haller, Gerald
Shepherd, Carl Bond, , John Mc
Gee, Lloyd Miller, Lewis Claik.
Tom Boyle, Lester Good, Harold
Crook, Chadwick Comstock, Herb
ert Moreland, George Murdock,
and Albert Snider - ' '
Christmas Committee
; for P. -T.j A. Chosen
" VICTOR POnJT. Decll 8. At
the November - Parent - Teachers
association 'meeting held Friday
night. Mrs. 'Arthar Mulkey, vice-'
president, . appointed ' these ' com
mitlees Tor-the Christmas meet
ing: Candy, Paul Jaquet and Ju-Uus-
Krens; decorating." Elisabeth
Krens, Mrs. C. C. Jones and Mrs.
J. O. Krens; program, Mrs. J. O.
Darby; visiting, Jirs. Paul Jaquet
and Mrs. Charlee Coder; Innch,
ausa jauie ju-ens.
Desert Grow Cold
rr:rrv v7jmff' . i hem-heh.v n - break:, j ,
I rip
i
ft
m aa- a
1. r II i -
Gentleman
I US&
-AND. MOTHER I VKANT
YOU AND DAD TO BE NICE
TO HER SHE. DtDNT ,
LIKE IT WHEN I MARRIED. .
HER STEP -DAUGHTER AND
I WANT HER TO SEE .
; THAT I COME PROM
; A NICE FAMILYTOO!
Farmers1 Union
: News
BETHEL, Dec. 8. .. Ralph A.
WllsonVwas elected president ot
Bethel local of the Farmers'
Union at the meeting held Mon
day night. The other officers
elected are: W. Welch, vlce-presl-dent;
Mrs. J. A. Haln, secretary
treasurer: J. R. Carruihers, John
Zak and E. Imlg. executlveaxom-
mltteeJ. R. Carruthers. .chap
lain; Carl Miller, doorkeeper; A.
L. Schuli, conductbr.
Pool buying of different com
modities was discussed., Mrs. W.
Welch and Mrs. H. Phillips were
In charge of the refreshments. .
- It was decided to postpone the
Installation of officers until the
open-meeting. December 17. and
to Invite the state secretary. S. B.
Holt, to.be present and officiate.
. ' MRS. MORRIS IMPROVES . ?
MACLEAYt Dec. S. ' Mm
George Morris, mother of Mrs.
H. E. Martin of this place, "who
hss been seriously 111.. Is report
ed as better. ; -v -.
By
yOO X30VFT HAVE
Thamvc
woRRy ttust oo on
AGAIN
YOU-VE
AN? FINISH VOU
SHOPPiKiG AN- 1U.
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"SOU -TO
watch yoorz BAy
Xaa am awful.
NICE
GOOD BABy-
a a k irrP
DAN,- 4o -4et a hair-cut; and
SEND. YOUR CLOTHES OUT TO BE
PRESSED AND TRY TO ACT LIKE
-a Gentleman
MOTHER IS
SHOW HER
SOME
'ATTO4TI0N!
Mrs. R. E. Stewart :
" . Birthday Occasion
TURNER. Dec. 5. Mrs. R. E.
Stewart was happily surprised Sat
nrday night at her home by (
group of friends, the occasion be
ing her birthday anniversary.. Mr,
and Mrs. F. M. Bear of Crawford.'
vllle and Mrs. Nannie Harris of
Dallas were honor guests, all
gathering later at the C. A. Bear
UVIQS. -'"'' V
- -Refreshments were served "le
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. IJenyer, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Barflett, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Iverson Mr. and Mrs.
u. 8. Riches, Mr. and Mrs. L. D.
Roberts'Mrs. A. B. Webb, Mrs.
S. ARlches, Miss Fern O'Dell
of Portland, Misses Murlal Salis
bury Rachel Riches, willard
Bear, R. E. Stewart, E, vStewart.
C. A. Bear and the hostestes, Mrs.
E. C; Bear and Mrs. CA. Bear
y PORTLAND FOLKS VISIT
. RICKREALL, Dec. 5. Mr.
and ' Mrs. Oliver Todd and chil
dren' Tiwell anrt r.ffaa HjT v
. - J " ; iU . o. a .
E. Burch, Purdy.and El win, all of
Portland, spent Sunday at the
h o m of Mr. and Mrs W.r T.
Burch. . . .
By WALT DISNEY
DARREL McCLURE
voo
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TO ENTERTA1M
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