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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salesi, Ore Ton, Saturday Mornis?, April 20. UZo
mm m
piu BiitLY rm
Christian Endeavor Spon
sors Sunrise Excursion
to Nearby Bluffs "
JEFFERSON, April 19. The
churches of Jefferson are planning
appropriate services tor - Easter,
and both Christian and Evangeli
cal churches wilj hold sunrise ser
vices. -
. The Christian church will hold
a sunrise prayer : meeting and
breakfast, under the leadership of
the Christian EndeaTor. . All at
tending will, meet at the church
at 4:30 a. m, and, weather per
mitting, transportation : will be
furnished to the Bluffs west of
tcwn. In ease of rain, services
"wlll beheld at the church at 5:15
a. m. In charge are Mina Wright
and Mervlne Thurston. At the
night service, at 8 o'clock an Eas-
, ter program - will be presented,
consisting ot special numbers and
a play, "Release", by I r v i n
Wright, Leland Wells, Burton
Thurston, Willet Jessie, Elmina
Tharston, Albert Arnold, Kenneth
Seipp, and Gladys Callahan,
. Services by the' Evangelical
church, will begin with the Sun.
rise service from 5 to 6 o'clock,
lon French' hill, two miles east
of . town. . The program will be
Interspersed with Easter, music
Followingxtbe program breakfast
will be prepared and served there;
"' In case of rain, services will be
held at the church. The commit
tee in charge are Helen Klhs, An
na Klampe, Beulah Wilson and
Esther Smith. At the Sunday
school at 10 o'clock, the Easter
story will be presented in read
ings, dialogues, exercises, a pag
eant, "The Easter Offering"; and
' music by the choir. .
EfflfS IK PART
Ill SILVERTuN FETE
SIUVERTON, April J 9. Ban
ners and flags were lending a fes
tive air to Sllverton streets Fri--Uy
In anticipation of the big
spring orening and Townsrnd club
rally to be he'd here during the
afternoon and evening. Windows
are being decorated to: the judg
ing which will he in charge of
the Silverton Woman's club Sat-
urday. ' - . ' . .
The Fraternal order of Eagles
is also planning a number, of big
events for the day, according to
' state . organizer, It. J. Baldwin.
Drill teams, both men and wom
en, are expected from Oregon City
and Salem. Salem Eagles are send
ing their Kiltie band and the Dal
las Xagles their orchestra, to par
ticipate In the 8:30 o'clock par
ade. ..."
. . The drill team will stage a
contest at the armory wh are the
local group is holding a benefit
dance Saturday night. The Eagles
are also sponsoring a benefit rum-
; mage sale Saturday at the Wrlght
man bul-ding for the Archie
Thomas family. Mr. Thomas has
"been ill for sometime and is now
at the Veterans' hospital in Port
land. He was injured in an acci
dent several months ago,
UEAflli IS
PROSPECT TO SOUTH
"
SUNNTSIDE, April 19. Pros-
, pects are seen here for a heavy
bloom in prune and cherry orch
' ards if nature is kind. Much
v plowing and discing is being
done and spring crops sown al-
though .the general health of the
community has been below par
with several cases of flu in the
; diBtrict-but now improving. ' s
Fall crops are in good condi
tion. There will be much spray
ing in. cherry orchards for the
syneta beetle and in prunes for
possible; brown rot.
The surveyors are out busy ex
: - cavating to determine it rock
will be encountered, in making
the big' cut through the Paulus
orchard for' the new :: highway
- east of'Sunnyside. "
.Mrs. Ethel Gulvln of Jeffer
son was hired as teacher for the
- Sunnyslde school the next school
' "rear. r." r V '
Lodges to Entertain
Groups From Nearby
SILVERTON, April 19. The
Neighbors of .Woodcraft, and the
Woodman ot the World are antic!-
pating a large, attendance" at the
Monday night meet! g when they
- will be hosts to Salem, Monmouth,
Independence and Dallas district
' " lodges at a pep rally. Silverton's
mixed drill team unde the direc
tion of Mrs. Arthur Nelson will
compete again for first honors. In
. the three previous contests in
: which it participated it won first
lonors twice.
Granger's News
Column
NORTH HOWELL, April 19.
North Howell grange, in its last
session, passed - a resolution- de
claring "... We are unalter
ably opposed to the use of the
grange organization as a political
stepping stone, . . and that we
favor adoption of a ruling that
before any officer of the state
grande may announce his candi
dacy for public ' office, he shall
first submit his resignation as
an officer of the state grange.
The resolution was occasioned
by recent criticisms of the grange
tor being- in politics while claim
Ins to be non-political.
The resolution above, was pre
sented at the Pomona grange ses
sioa In Chemawa this week, but
was turned cowm Uiere, it is un
lerstood.
- nEST EVAKOBUCAZ, -Comer
gammer and ' Marion atreata.
Emory W. Pfttieord, D. D, and Paul P.
Petticerd, M. A, ministers. Sunday
school at 9:45 a. m.; Joha i. Budin. sapt,
Moroinr worship at It o'clock. t-, 'Bar,
lone aolo by Mr. W. R. Hallmaa. Ser
mon: "The Resurrection . of Christ",
Dr. Emory W; PetUcord. Vesper radio
boor from 2 :80 to S :30 . m, ?. Young
Peooio'a learuo at 6:15 n. m. Senior
-nigh school ieagve at 6:30. Evening or-
anaelittie service at 7 :ou, Aatncm, i
Am tha HesarrMtton," of VcUranaham.
8ermoa: ."Tha Second Coming of Jetoi."
Dr. Emory .W. Petticoerd. Bible atndy
Thursday ,at 7:30 p. n.
TIKST BAPTIST CEVSCH
Marion and Xorth Liberty : BrlUoa
Bote, minister. Bible achool at 9:45 a.
m.; ire Jjroer, tnpt. r.aatr aermoa,
IX . m., "The Resnrreetion. of Christ
in the Old and New Ten tament an
thems, "Alleluia," by Sormaa aad "Go
quickly ; and Tell,' by Liorens. prayer
meeting, :S0 p. an. lireBinf aerriea.
7:iu; orenestra; sermon, . jiuiing
Lioaa' See story for special masie. '
CALVABT , BAPTIST CHTTECH
Easter serviees begin at 8:40. Prim
ary, beginners aad juniors present their
program at the regular class period. The
choir will sing two anthems. Sermon:
''The Resurrection' Baptism; : Young
People's service at 6:30. evening
servieo will ke music, "faster Victory,''
by Petrie, given by chorus choir, at 7:45.
Wednesday, 'prayer service. Thursday,
rhoir rehearsal. W. arl Cochran, bub
iater. i . v -v : , . .
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
-State and tharch streets; Dr. J. E.
Milligan, minister; Floyd S. Bailey, di
rector Religious Education; Robert M.
Oatke, supt. ot church school. - 7:45,
Kattter morning breakfast for yomng peo
ple at the church. 9:43. church school.
Adult department at Rigdon's ehapel. 11,
church worship. "Cod and Immortal
ity." 6:30, Campus reapers' and inter
mediate league. No forum or high.school
league. 7:30, tha choir presents the
cantata, "The Seven Last Words of
Christ," by Monestel.
FIRST GERMAS BAPTIST
North Cottage and D streets ; G. W.
Rutseh, minister ; Sunday school, 9:45
a. sa.; Sam Schirmann, supt. A short
taster program in connection with the
Sunday school. Regular service at 11:10
a. m. Sermon topic ,"An Easter Mes
sage." Choir anthem, "He Is Risen,"
at 3:30 p. m. and 7:30 p. m. service. See
story on Easter page. Regular midweek
prayer service at 8 p. m., Wednesday.
UNITED SCIENCE OP TRUTH
Self Development Senter, 420 Vs State
street. Sunday services 10 a. m- Junior
bible school. 2:30 p..m.. Symposium. 6
p. m., open door lunch. 7:45 song and
divine healing. 8 p. m., lecture, by Dr.
Orlen Richard Kring. Subject, "New
Blood and New Life." Dedication ot the
new temple. Midweek services, Thursday
evening, 8 p. m.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Liberty at Center; J. K. Simonds, min
ister. Sunday school at 9:45. Morning
worship, 11:00. Sermon, "Jesus and Im
mortality," the last in the aeriet of ser
mons on "Jesus' Own Religion". Easter
music and f loners. At 5;00 a special
Easter vespers with a program by the
Sunday school. Discussion group for
older young people at 6:15.
ROSED ALE FRIENDS .
Milo Clifton Ross, minister. ' Sunday
school at 10 a. m. ; T. D. Trick, supt.
Easier worship at 10:45. Program by
the Sunday school pupils. . Sermon,
"God's Rocking-Chair. Christian En
deavor societies at 7. Gospel service at
8. Sermon, "The Final View et Chris
tianity." Easter music at both services.
Yonth prayer circle Tuesday evening.
Choir practice and prayer on Thursday
evening.
UNITARIAN
North Cottage aad Chemeketa streets.
Sunday, April 21, at 11 a. m., services
conducted by Rev. Earl M. Wilbur, D. D.,
of Berkeley, Calif. Subject, "It Doth
Not Yet Appear." Miss Josephine Bross,
soloist; Mrs. Walter A. Denton, organist.
Church school, 10, a. m. Y. P. K. C
at 9 o'clock for breakfast in the Em
erson room, Mr. Wilbur speaking.
CHURCH OF CHBIST
North Cottage and Shipping atreeta; C.
T - Springs, minister. Bible study at 10
a. m. Preaching at II. Topic: "The
Well Balanced Life." Observance of the
Lord's supper. Evening service at 7:30
o'clock.
SPIRITUAL CHURCH OF DIVINB
TRUTH
R. of P. hall. North Commercial street,
between Court and Chemeketa. F. Gor
don Fleming, pastor. Services at 7:45
p m. Leeture, "I Am the Resurrection,"
f ollowed by written questions ana mes
sages.
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Church and Chemeketa streeta; Rev.
Georre H. Swift, rector. Easter Snnday,
Holy Eucharist with full choir, 6:00 a.
m. ; Holy Eucharist with full choir, 11:00
IMMANUEL BAPTIST
Corner of Hazel and Academy streeta.
Bible achool at 10 a. m. Preaching at
11 lb. and at 7:30 p. m. Special music.
Prayer service Thursday at 7:30 p. so.
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF
LATTER DAT SAINTS
At the Salem Women'a club. 460 N.
Cottage. Snnday school at 10 a. si.
Preaching at .12. .
inpura
MIDDLE GROVE, April 19.
The Woman's Missionary society
was entertained . at tha home ot
Mrs. Beatrice Fisher Wednesday
afternoon. Visitors were ; Mrs.
B. P. Klampe and Mrs. Vera Bas
set t.' The May meeting will be a
mothers' and daughters' meeting
at the home of Mrs. Bassett. A
home mission project to improve
the appearance of the church
premises was discussed. .
Communion services will , be
held at the church in connection
with the Easter service on Sunday
morning.
Pupils of Middle Grove school
will participate in the . annual
play-day and track meet to be
held by schools of the county, on
May 3d, in Salem.
Farming is progressing rapidly
in this vicinity. .. Small acreages
of strawberries are being planted
by Mrs. A. J. Herndon and Law
rence Hammer. -
Athletic Awards
Given Players on
Basketball Squad
RICKREALL, April 19. At a
recent student body meeting ath
letic awards were - presented - to
both the boys' - and girls' high
school basketball teams. Those
receiving letters ' were Beatrice
Reimer, Florence and Jeanne Co
ville, Wilma Middleton, June
Fox, La Veme Kellogg, Arthur
Dempsoy, Leo Bihl, Merton Co
ville, Bud Wilson, Araaond and
Robert Brown.
The high school senior play will
be staijed the latter part of AprlL
in
n
BNGLEWOOD UNITED BRETHREN;
CHURCH - . -17th
and Nebraska: K. C. Mann, sar
tor, Sunday achool at 9:45 o'clock;
Clark M. Smith,, supt. Morning worship,
11:00 oeioelt. Theme. -The Resurrec
tion Morning' '. Anthem, " Where Kara
Yoa Laid- Himl" Chrtstiaa Endeavor
meets at 0:30
7:30 'clock.
p m. t Evening, service.
Theme, "Tla Renrrec-
tion of Laaarns." -Anthem. "(I Kiu-mi
Head, Now Wounded."- Midweek bible
study, Thursday, 7:20 p. m.
JASON LEE MEMORIAL METHODIST
' EPISCOPAL CHURCH
' Corner Jefferson and North Winter
streets; H.. . Humphrey. 9:45 a.i m
Sunday school. Easter worship service
in each separata department in their awn
rooms. 11:00 a. m., sermon by the pas.
tor. Subject, "Christ Bringing Life and
Immortality - to Light- Through tha Gos
pel." Chorus musie led by Prof. Her
man Clark..; Baptism of children and re
ception ot new members. . 0:30 p. m,,
Ep worth leagues. 7:30 p. at. special
Easter cantata by tha adult choir. -
HIGHLAND FRIENDS
Highland avenue at Chorth street; T.
Clio Brown." pastor. - Biblo achool at .10
a. m. ; Clifton - Rosa, supt. Worship at
11 a. m. .Special numbers on the theme
of the Resurrection will be given by the
choir. Message. "Glorious .ilornings" by
the pastor. Jonior C. E. at 5:30 p. m.
Intermediate and adalt C E. at 6:30 p.
ku Evattgelistie aervicea at 7:80 p. m,
The message, t'Tfca Fonndatiott for
Faith".; Prayer " meeting, Thursday, at
7:30 p. m,
KNIGHT MEMORIAL CONGREGATION
' Wth aad irry atreeta; If. C. Stover,
minister. , Sunday school at 10 a.' m.;
J. J. Thompson, supt. Easter worship
service at 11. "The Festival of Life."
Anthem, "Open the Gatea of the Tem
ple" (Knapp). Duet, "I Am tha' Rea
aurrection and tha Life" (StulU). Sun
rise prayer service at 6:30 a. m. Easter
concert at 7:30 p. av
SOUTH SALEM FRIENDS CHURCH
S. .Commercial at Washington street;
Chai. C. Hawortb, pastor... Sunday, 10 a.
m Sunday achool. 11:00, morning wor
ship. Sermon: "New Life in an Old
World" 6:SO p. nu, C. E. meeting.
7:30, evening worship, Thursday, 7:80
p. m ' midweek meeting for prayer.
LESLIE METHODIST CHURCH
Cor. South Commercial and East Mr-
era streets; J. H. McDonald, pastor. 9:45
ouuuaj kuwjij t. x.. daeaett, supt. spe
eial Easter program. 'Morning worship
at 11. Special Easter music. Sermon,
puior, Buoject, - xne ay - ol Ufa
evening service, 7:30; Easter, cantata,
"The Dawn of Easter", by Wilson,
cuurcn cnoir.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST
Chemeketa and Liberty streets. Sunday
school at 9:45 and 11 a. m. Sunday ser
vice at 11 a. m. and 8' p. m. Subject of
lesson sermon, "Doctrine of Atone
ment." Testimony meeting Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock. The reacmg room
in Masonie temple open 11 a. m. to 5:30
p. m. except Sundays and holidays.
C. k M. A. GOSPEL TABERNACLE
655 Ferry street; W. H. Caldwell, pas
tor. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. ; Sam
men, supt. Morning worship at 11 a. '
Rally day at tha Tabernacle.- Special
service at a p. m., ountiay. xoung Peo
ple'a meeting at 6:30 p. m. Evangelistie
service at 1:30 p. m.; J. D. Williams ot
Seattle, speaker at all of the services.
Prayer service at the Tabernacle. Tues
day, 7:45 p. m. Young People's prayer
meeting, Wednesday evening. Choir and
orchestra practice, Thursday evening.
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
Eighteenth and State streets; vRer.
Amos E. Minnemann, A. M., pastor. Sun
rise Candle-Light Easter services in Eng
lish, 5:30 a. m. Subject: "Glorious
Esster Message". Special music by tha
Children's choir. German Easter services,
9:30 a. m.: "Easter Appearances.1'. Spe
cial musie. Children's Easter services,
7:30 p. m. Pageanta and recitations.
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THE OREGON STATESMAN
Miller's Department Store, 3rd Floor
WEDNESDAY
May 1
An event, .of Interest and importance very
woman of this city. "Remember the dates and
reserve all three afternoons for the Big Cooking
School. - - ! -
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Canter and High atreeta ; Guv L, Drill.
pastor. Sunrise-aerviee at BelereeV 6
a. m. Church achool aad decision serv
ice, 8 :8Q a. . Morning' church wor
ship. 10:45. Lord's Supper. Anthems.
, Arose," ny Jndaon, and "Seek Not
tha Living," by Btephena. Sermon, Tha
Epitaph o the Lord' a Tomb". X"nm.
Join-Us group broadcast at 8:45. Five
Christian Endeavor -groups meet at 6:15
p. m. iBpeciai master service, 7:90 p. sa.
Sea story. ; -
CHTOCH OF THE FAlARENS
13th and Center streets? Marvin o
Joba, pastor; Frank M. Litwiller, Sunday
jBcsuwi auyt. , ounoay aenooi at : ,
Morning worshio at 11 o'clock: Un
Grace Edwards, evangelist, speaker. S
to 2:80 p. m., Sanshine hour; 2:30
prayer and fellowship meeting. 6:30 p.
m. Xonnr People a meeting with MUs
Erm Gilbert of tha evangelistic party
la charge. 7:30. e. m avanc-liati r.
ice; Mrs. Edwards speaking. . 6 p.' at.,
prayer meeting at the church. Evanrel-
isue aervicea at 7:30 each evening neat
FREE METHODIST. CHURCH
North' Winter at Market street; M. H.
Pitcher, pastor. Sunday achool at 9:45:
Dr. T. S. Sehnts, supt. Evangelist A. C
Archer's subject at 11 a. m.' will be
"Th Resurrection"; 3:80 "What Man
ner of Man la He", and at 7:80. "Tha
Atonement". Mrs. Archer, will speak fo
me i. r. jn. b. at o:a. Pravar ind
praise service Xhursday, 7; 30 p. at.
COURT ST. CHRISTIAN
Court and Seventeenth atreet; D. W.
Daniels, pastor. - Bible schoor at -9:45;
Jean. Hawkins, supt. Morning worship
at ii:uu, xne living Christ Speaks.'
Three Christian Endeavor aocieties at
6:S0. Evening service at 7:30. Tha
Easter play, "His Cross." Midweek' ser
vices Thursday night at 7 :30.
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SALEM MENNONTTE CHURCTT
Corner of 17th and Chemeketa ktreeti:
H. H. ' Diek, pastor. Sunday school at
9:45 a, m.; H. W. Wall, supt. Morning
worship in German at 11 . Theme, "Je
sui Lives." Christian Endeavor at 7:30
P. n. Bongs and orchestra muue at
both aervicea. Prayer-meeting Wednea
day at 8 p. m.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Winter and Chemeketa streets; Grover
O. Birtchet, D. D, pastor. 9:30 a, m.,
ehurch school directed by 3, 3. Fitisim
ons. 11:00 a. m., worship and Easter
service. Dr. Uassell will bring the' Esst
er message: "Tha Risen Christ The
Supreme Reality". Anthem: "As It
Begsn to Dawn" (Peace). (See story.)
o:om p. m., u. societies. 7:su p. m..
evening worship. Dr. Russell's final
message: "A Triumphant Christian
Life". Anthem r-'BIest Are the Pure
in Heart" (Huerter).
ST. JOHNS EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
Missouri Synod.. 16th and A streets;
11. w. tiroes, pastor. Hun&ay school,
a. m. Services 9:45. German, 11.
TEMPLE -BAPTIST
North 19th and Breyman streets. At
9:45 a. m., an Easter program will be
presented by the bible achool, Harvey r
Finn, supt. in charge. Morning worship.
11 a. m.; Kev. James W. Black preach,
ing. Evangelistic service, 7:30 p. m.
Young People's service, 6:30 p. tn.
' BETHANY REFORMED CHURCH
N. Capitol and Marion streets; Edwin
Horstman, pastor. Sund.V school, 10
m. German services, 10 a. ., "The
Lord Is Risen." English services, 11 a
ra. "The Immortal Christ." Anthem
He Is Risen." Holy Communion in
both services. The Ladies' Aid Thurs
day with Mrs. John Spranger, 2373 State.
EVANGELISTIC TABERNACLE
Ferry and 13th streets: C. G. Weston.
pastor. Special aervicea with Evangelist
an Mrs. John II. Bostrodi. - Snnday
school at 9:45 a. ra.; O. W. Schendel,
snpt. Easter services, 11 a. m. ; subject,
"If Christ Had Not Risen." Snnday eve
ning service at 7:30. Subject, "Why
uoa uaisea Jesus from the Dead."
are Cordially' invited to attend
COQKMG
SGMOOl
THURSDAY
J:;; May 2:
IEH.IS01IEO
II W SESSIONS
Sunday School Will' Present
Program at : Night
For Lutherans
The American: Lutheran church
will hold twa special Easter ser
vices Sunday,: with morning" wor
ship at 10:30 o'clock featuring
Easter musie and sermon; and the
Sunday school program at 7:20
o'clock that ' n t c b. t, announces
Rev.' P. W. Erikaen, pastor.
In the morning special music
by the choir will be augmented by
a solo by. Miss Ruth Kolbe;' aolo,
V Vnn Th.t "K P.Alt.r T .t
eth" by Mrs. M." Walker, and bass
solo, C. B. Glover, director of
church music." Miss Doryce Rosa
will be at the or gat.
The Sunday school urogram for
that night,' directed by Alvln Ol
son, superintendent, Includes: -
Prelude Consolation " ,
Miss Lougene Brietxke at tha organ
Scripture Luke 24:1-12. . - r ... .
Merlin Kelson and George Wiodahal '
Primary department in charge of Mrs.
L. Radio, Mrs, Oscar Sederstrom. Mrs.
Elton H. Thompson and Misa Fredai Hult-
gren. r .: ,.. ' ; . - . , ; ' - .'
Song by Sunday achool and "choir
"Christ the Lord is ' Risen Today
Tha' Prologue .- ... . i -
Lloyd Beinwald "
Song "God Haih Sent Hia Angela to -
Earth Aram -Sunday achool ana enoir
An Exercise "The Angel Messenger" ;
- - Mrs. Woodward's class i ..
Sone ."I Know that Mr Redeemer
v - Lives' ' ..SnndaT achool
"The Uliea Spear" Bobby Sederstrom
Magdalene's Message, an exercise
Mrs.H. Reinwald'a class
Remarks . Alvln Oison.i snpt
Song "Jesus Christ Is Risen Today"
Snnday achool j .
Greetings by tha Pastor.
Offertory Intermeno .. .
Miss Brietska
Prayer and benediction Postluda
IY 23 IT TUB
TURNER, April 19. Turner
high school's "Spring Jubilee
program will b held at the school
auditorium Monday night, April
29, one week later thrn first an'
nounced. Achievement day for the
4-H clubs will be held May 10.
High school commencement day
will be Tuesday, May 23.
Rev. and Mrs. M. Duncan left
Thursday morning for Oakland,
Calif., after a visit with her aunt,
Mrs. R. J. Wats on.
William Salisbury is quite
at his home.
ill
Heavy Schedule is -Ahead
for Music
Students, Gervais
GERVAIS, April 19. Miss Ber-
nice Rickman and her pupils in
the music department of. the high
school have several engagements
during the next few weeks.
The girls glee club is to sing
at the Marion county music festi
val and athletic meet to be held
in Salem, May 3, and at Fairfield
May 10. The boys' quartet Is to
FRIDAY
May 3
Free Elevator Service
Bring: a Friend
sing, at the North Howell grange
meeting April 2 1 and both organ
izations are to go to Forest Grove
April 27 where they will partici
pate la a district contest.
The glee .club is on the' pro
gram for the National Music week
program at the Gervais auditor
ium the night of May ,8. - -
ELECTS OFFICERS
TTJRNER, Apr:: II. The Tur
ner Townsend Old Age Pension
club at its recent meeting with a
good attendance, reorganized and
elected the following officers:
President. S. A, Riches; vice-presi
dent, Henry Abrens; - secretary,
Mrs. A. B. Webb; treasurer.. Mrs.
Stella Miller To date 10 members
are signed.Dr. E. Davis and Mr,
French each talked briefly. A pro
gram was enjoyed. , . .
Mrs. E. S. Frather and young
daughter, Margaret Ann, have re
turned from Newport, having been
called there" a week ago by the
serious illness of Mrs. Prather's
father, who is improving.
The Christian church ladies will
hold their next missionary meet
ing. Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Maud Bones.
CLASS FLANS RALLY
.SILVERTON, April 19. The
Loyal Guard class of the Meth
odist church' is planning an anni
versary party- in commemoration
of its fourth- unaiversary Friday,,
afternoon at the church. The af
fair will be in the form of a
rally and former members of the
class are particularly invited. Mrs.
Clarence Simmons is class presi
dent. . ' - ' : "
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30x4.50-21 4.25 5.00 6.15
28.4.75-19 4.50 5.25 6.45
29x4.75-20 .... '5.40 6.10
30a-4.75-21 .... 5.60
29x5.00-19 4.80 5.70 7.15
30x5.00-20 4.95 5.90 75
31x5.00-21 .... 6.00 7.40
32x5.00-22 .... 6.70, ....
27x5.25-17 .... 6.10,1
28x55-13 .... 6,15 7.70
29x5.25-19 .... 8.15
30x5.25-20 .... 6.65 8.40
3H5.25-21 5.90 6.95 t.50
27x5.50-17 .... 6.90 8.25
28x5.50-18 .... 6.95 t.50
29x5.50-19 .... 7.20 8.80
30x5.50-20 7.45 9.05
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FOR LIBERTY HALL
Sims -Will Preach, Easter
. Sermon at 11 a.m.;
... , Blacos Return
LIBERTY, - April 19. Pour
ing of the cement for the foun
dation of the new community hall
was' started : Tuesday, by SERA
crews and will progress much
more rapidly- now. The digging
tor the. basement seemed slow to
many people but was due to the
huge rocks and tree roots which
had to be removed.
As the new building is so close
to the school house the removal
ot them was much more laborious
than would otherwise have been
the case , if blasting could have
been more fully resorted, to.
It is thought , by many that
some' of the huge boulders - bur
ied on the spot' were first taken
up from excavation made for the
school house when it was built.
Rev. Edgar P. Sims, Salem, on
Easter Sunday will preach the
sermon for the morning service
at 11 o'clock. There will be some
special' Easter exercises also dur
ing; the Sunday school hour be
ginning at 9:45 a. xn.
: Mr. ..- and Mrs. Wayne ' Blaco
(Janette - Dasch) r have ' returned
here from the winter spent to Al
ameda, Calif. Mr, ; Blaco was -employed
on the construction of the
large San Francisco-Oakland bay
bridge.' Work on the bridge has
progressed so ' rapidly it is being
completed far ahead ot schedule
and in some of the departments
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30x6.00-18 .... 9.40
31x6.00-19 .... 9.75
32x6.00-20 .... 9:95
33x6.00-21 .... 10.20
34x6.00-22 .... 10.50
28x6.25-16 t.50 ....
28x6.50-16 9.45 ....
29x6.50-17 .... 10.55
30x6.50-18 .... 10.80
31x6.50-19 .... 11.20
32x6.50-20 .... 11.35
30x7.00-16 10.25 ....
31x7.00-17 .... 12.30
32x7.00-18 .... 12.55
33x7.00-19 .... 12.95
34x7.00-20 .... 13.35
35x7.00-21 .... 13.65
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men are being let out. Other Lib
erty boys employed there are Dale
Dasch and Harold Judd. Fred
Judd, formerly of this district, la
in. charge of the sand blasting
werk and steel inspection for Mo
Clintlc-Marshall corporation.
SUITED AT SCIO 30
SCIO, April - 19. Scio grade
school will be hosts for the an
nual May day festivities, . Friday,
May 3. Already six rural schools
have indicated that they will take
part, and it is expected that the
usual number, about 12, will be
represented. F, A. Galleglr. prin
cipal, lias charge " of awards,
which, this year as last, will con
sist of ribbons; E. P. Caldwell,
athletic .. events; - Miss Gertrude
Tarr, general program,-which will
surt at 1:80; Miss Marion White
the May pole; and. .Miss Blanche
Johnson, i the queen and - her at
tendants. - These Scio chairmen
will appoint the members of their
respective committees. r .. .
This year the spelling contests
will be eliminated. " ;
Following the general program, .
at 2:30, two baseball games will
be played. Both the ' Scio . girls'
and boys'. : teams will, meet the
teams from Brownsville. ' "
MEASLES OX GAIN"
STAYTONr April 19. Several
pupils in the grade and high
schools are ill with measles. It
an epidemic should develop it will
Interfere seriously with the grad
uation exercises of both schools
and the annual May Day program.
Backed by Our
All noad X2aso?d
Gaabanttco
Accerdhtg to malt ftlr
MIY DAY FESTIVAL
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