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. The OREGON STATESMAN, Salesf. Oregon, Wednesday ; Morning , September 18, 1933 v PAGE FIVE V Society Y. IV.: Board ''Has Meeting on , Tuesday HpHE Y.W.C.A. board Is working os'B new constitution for the local association and yesterday morning at their meeting in the Y.W. member devoted themselves to revising the board by-laws. Mrs.' W. E. Kirk heads the constitution committee.;" - There will be a joint finance - and social committee meeting next week with Mrs. J. R. Pollock and Mrs. M. L Meyers in charge. Mrs. "W. C Jones, acting chairman of , membership, reported that 'she was calling a meeting of her com mittee In October. Any young women recently out Of school or young matrons inter ested in dab leadership are in vited to confer with Mrs. Eliza beth Gallaher. There are several new clubs being formed and lead ers will be appointed for them. Mrs.. Gallaher offer a leadership training course each year In this work. Eugene Wedding Holds Interest Here The university set will be In terested in the marriage of Miss Margaret Ellen Osborne, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs, Allen Os borne of Eugene, to Max Eaton Hill f Sacramento Which took place Sunday in the university city. Rev. R. White olfieiated In St. Mary's EpiscopaT-church;. The bride was lovely in a for mal wedding dress of white satin made with a shirred yoke, slight ly puffed sleeves of laca and lace gores In the skirt. Her tulle veil was finger-tip length and caught in a coronet about the head with a wreath , of orange blossoms. She carried a shower of gardenias. Talisman roses and violas. Miss Janet Osborne of Silver ton was maid of honor 'for her sister. She was gowned In blue georgette and wore a black vel vet turban and carried a muff of black velvet on which there was arraneed & laree nurule orchid. Harry Cook of Sacramento was best man. T'ahera were Gerald Osborne. brother of the bride; Donald Car- michael. Joye W. Smith and Wll hnr Tnrner of Eurene. A reception followed at the Phi Ma sorority. Mrs.1 George Carmi chael. Mrs. Earl MeNutt, Mrs. H R White and Mrs.' J. H. Lott pour ed. Assisting with the serving were. Miss Iva Campbell. Mbi Alma lu Herman, Miss Margaret cutler, Mias Lucy Ann Wendell Miss Mary Margaret Lott and Miss Pearl Murphy. Miss Frances Taylor, Robert r: mi id &nd Mtas Mar rare t Dee Rugh furnished music at both the wedding and reception. ' Mr. and Mrs. Hill are honey Biiuiiifiif tn San Francisco and other California points and will make their home in sacramenio. The bride is a graduate of the University of Oregon where she was very active In student aitairs. Her sorority is Phi Mu. Portland Visitor Gives Luncheon at Club Mrs. Charles L. McNary and Miss Elizabeth Lord shared hon ors yesterday at a Portland lunch eon given for their pleasure by Mrs. Norman Murray Smith oi Washington. D. C. The affair was at the .Town club- Mrs. Smith is visiting In Portland. Last weekend Mrs. McNary was hostess for a smart luncheon at her country home. Fircone, com plimenttng Mrs. Charles H. Mar tin and a group of Portland ana Vancouver matrons. Independence Marcus (Scam py) Tallent was a happy host Monday afternoon of -his little friends who came to wish him a happy birthday at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Tal lent. Mrs- Tallent surprised each guest, Inviting them Into the gar den, where they found the trees loaded with beautiful packages, a gift for each little boy and glrL Those wishing him many happy returns of the day were Keith Williams, George Noyes, Margar et Mix, Marilyn Mix, Phyllis Ann Craven. Bobby Robinson,. Rose Marie Charbeneau, Betty Jd Ried, Allan Lee Harwood, Gae Payne, Carroll Smith, Ase Robinson, Les lie Winegar, Elva Brown, Jimmy Richards, Edwin Brown, Billy Ad dison, Clinton Rickards, and Clara Brown; Mrs. G. G. Walker, Mrs. Kenneth L. Williams, Mrs. M. C. Williams, Mrs. Ivan Bennett, Mrs. John Smith and Mrs. Paul Robinson. - - Zena Miss Alice Catherine Crawford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Crawford, Zena, and George Haldeman, Salem, were married at a Quiet ceremony in Vancouver, Wash., Saturday after noon. The parents of the bride were witnesses for the couple. The bride wore a brown ensemble. Following the ceremony Mr. ' and Mrs- Haldeman were guests of honor at a wedding dinner given in their honor by Mrs. Haldeman's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Smith of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Haldeman will make their home ia Bethel Heights. .... Lelan GiUett has returned , to Houghton. Mich., to finish,, his course at the Michigan School of Mines and Technology. He has been working In - Klamath Falls this summer but visited his par- - ents, Mr. and Mrs..S. P. 'Gillette, this weekend- before-' going cast. . Miss Helen Trindle and 1 Miss Margaret Gillette are enrolling In Willamette university this week under distinct handicaps. They are both on crutches as the result of a automobile accident Labor day la wtlch tter both receded Jes .News Jessie Steele. SOCIAL CALENDAR . T Wednesday, September 18 South Circle of First Christian church all day. with Mrs. D. A. White,. 749 S. Liberty, covered dish luncheon 4 Maccabees in K. P. hall, 8 p. m. . . , Royal Neighbor's sewing club with Mrs. Bertha Love" land, '495 S. 25th, 12:38 p. m. luncheon. W. F. M. S. of Leslie Memorial church Mrs. E. A Rhoten 1595 S. High. Election 6f officers. Tew Park circle of First M. E. church with Mrs. D. UShrode. 1254 Mission, 2:30 p. m. Past Noble Grands .association at William Siegmund home; 1396 Lee, 8 p. m. , ' First Evangelical Missionary society with Mrs. E. D. Nieswander, 1724 Chemeketa, 7:30 p. m. . Thursday, September 19 Chapter G, P. E. O. Sisterhood, 1:30 p. m. dessert luncheon with Mrs. Silas Gaiser, 825 N. Winter. W.B.C. and friends social afternoon with Mrs. Lou isa Koon. 465 Marion, 2 p. m. Lions auxiliary luncheon at Spa, 1 p. ra. . Zoata luncheon meeting at Marion hotel, noon. W.B.A. In Knights of Pythias hall, 8 p. m. F.Li club with Miss Helen Breithaupt, 7:30 p. m. Friday, September 20 Women of Salem Dakota club with Mrs. C. F. Rellly. 541 M11L 2 p. m. - Degree of Honor In K. P. hall, 8 p. m. Past Matron's club with Mrs. Ida Godfrey, 7:30 p. m. dinner. Woman's auxiliary of St. Paul's church with Mrs. U. G. Shipley, 2:30 p. m. Salem W.'C. T. U. Elects Officers Tuesday Opening with group singing fol lowed by a devotional period led by Mrs- Mattie Mammen, the Sa lem W.C.T.U. held a meeting on Tuesday in the hall on Commer cial. Mrs. Etta M. Collier, a gue- from Palo Alio. Calif., told of work In that vicinity. Mrs. Fre'd Tooze, Jr., gang, accompanied by Mrs. Charles Lisle. Officers Were named for the coming year as follows: Presi dent, Mrs- Tooze; vice president, Mrs. J. J. Nunn; secretary, Mrs. Julia C. Kotts; corresponding sec retary. Miss Jessie Martin; treas urer, Miss Luella Baker. Delegates elected to the Marion county convention to be held in Turner October 8 are Mrs. S. H. Boardman, Miss Maude M. Carl ton, Mrs. George Lamberson, Mrs. W. A. Barkus. Mrs- Julia C. Kotts and Mrs. Mattie Mammen. Mrs. Douris Entertains Mission Group The Missionary society of the First Baptist church met with Mrs. L. M. Douris last weekend. Dr. J. E- Conant of Chicago was the speaker. Refreshments were served. Present .were Mrs. Elmer Conn, Mrs. N. Oien, Mrs. L. G. Pres- cott, Mrs. Elizabeth McAdams, Mrs. Mary M. Adams, Mrs. E- C. Newberry Mrs. Mattie Clark, Mrs. John Gibson, Mrs. Robert Wag ers, Mrs. H. A. Cross, Mrs. C. L. Slater, Mrs. J. E. Conant, Mrs. Waiter McLaren. Mrs. A. M. Mack ey, Mrs. E. C. Race, Miss Graham, Mrs. F. M. Hoyt, Mrs. Joe Tul and the hostess, Mrs. L. M. Douris. Independence Friends will be interested to know of the an nouncement of the approaching marriage of Miss Naomi Hewett, popular Independence girl, to Frank Labberton of Wapato, Wash. The marriage will be sol emnized Sunday. October 13, at 2 o'clock at the home of the bride. j-A reception will follow the cere mony. The bride is a dughter of Mrs. F. G. Hewett. librarian of this city. The groom is the son of Mr, William Labberton of Wapato. Miss Hewett has chosen as her bridesmaid Miss Vivien Bales. commercial teacher at St, Helens Miss Nadine Millhollen, English teacher at Dallas, soprano, and Mrs. Homer Grow, Roseburg, will provide the wedding music. Miss Hewett is a graduate of the In dependence schools and of Wll lameue university, sne was a member of Delta Phi. Last year she taught home economics in Clatskanie. . Mr. Labberton owns and operates an automatic elec trie shop In Wapato. Following the reception they will leave for a short wedding trip, after which they will make their home in Wapato. Bethel Mrs. O. B. Chanman was honored with a party Sunday mgni t tee nome of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Bahnsen, In ceie oration or her birthday anni versary. Her husband sponsored the affair. Music, games and Pre senting of gifts occupied the eve ning. Tne young people assisted Mrs. Bahnsen with the serving, rresent also were Marea and Gertrude Froehlich. Marv and Lois Hamrick, Helen Schulx, Jun ior ana raui Hamrick. Gordon neison, una Chapman, Mr. and . ' Mrs. A. L. Senulz and Mr- and urs. ueorge Bahnsen. Dr. and Mrs. L. E. Barrlck emoarKea upon an extensive an tomobile trip east. They planned 10 go airectiy to Chicaro and from mere to Washington, D. C, New xora- City, Boston and other east ern points. They will return In a dom six . weeks by way of Tor onto, Canada. Miss Marjorle Tryon and her mother, Mrs. J. E. Tryon. left yes terday for California where Miss Tryon will enroll at Mills college They went by motor. This afternoon from 2 to 4:30 D. m. the United Science of Truth chureh will sponsor a silver tea at 4 ze state street. The public ii Invited. . v - Mrs. Warren Trnltt of Moscow Idaho. is in the canital citv. i h o n s gnest of Mrs. Claudius Tnayer. - Hal TTthhard anTtHarv tiaa umL ponedlts social meeting until Oc and CMb Society Editor Miss Broncushio Weds Tonight at 8:30 Tonight at 8:30 o'clock Mlas Maybelle Broncushio will become the bride of Jackson Purrine of Independence- Rev. J. E. Con ant will officiate in the First Bap tist church. Charles Broncushio will elve his sister in marriage. The bride will be attended by Mrs. Lorenze Schnuelle, Mrs. Floyd White and Miss Gertrude Saunders of Port land. Elmer Purrine of Newport is the best man and ushers Include Lorenze Schnuelle and Grant By-em-of Independence. The church parlors will be op ened for the reception afterwards. The couple will lire near Inde pendence. Elton Brownell, Shaw Resident, is Patient At Hospital in Salem SHAW, Sept- 17. Elton Brownell who had been ill for the past week with dropsy, became suddenly worse and had to be tak en to the Deaconess hospital Sun day night. The doctor reports hit condition critical. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stegman, former residents of Shaw, are the parents of a son born Saturday at the Stayton hospital. This is the third child, first boy. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gilbert and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gilbert at- ienaea me renaieton woundup. r JUNIORS TO MEET SILVERTON, Sept 17. Ellen Christensen, president of the Junior Woman's club at Silverton, reports that the club will begin its winter work early rn October and that the executive committee will meet within a week to draw up plans for the work. mini JHl and College Headquarters For Correct Clothes 1 jT a Fall Hats New iport felts.. 195 and 295 Special We have the largest stock of collars in Salem. New rayon, satin, lace and woolens. 49c 98c 1.95 HEPLEY Aflairs Spinsters Name Officers at Monday Meet Miss Peggy Goodfellow will head the Spinsters this year, it was decided at the meeting Mon day night' held at the home of Miss Margaret Heltzel. Other of ficers elected were Miss Margaret Wagner, vice president; Miss Margaret Heltzel, secretary; and Miss Dorothea Corey, treasurer. A late supper was served at the conclusion of the business session. Those attending were Mrs. George E. Emigh, Jr.. of Astoria, Miss Josephine McGilchrlst, Miss Iris Jorgensen, Miss Henrtette White, Miss Margaret Wagner, Miss Margaret Drager, Miss Ruth- ita Hoffnell. Miss Cleo Ritner. Miss Frances Doolittle. Miss Pris- cllla Fry. Miss Frances Keene. Miss Kay Laughrige. Miss Mar garet Corey, Miss Kate Corer. Miss Dorothea Corey, Miss Rov- ena Eyre and the hostess. Miss Margaret Heltzel. Mrs. Nieswander to Be Hostess Tonight The Woman's Missionary soci ety of the First Evangelical church will meet with Mrs. E. D. Nieswander, 1724 Chemeketa, to night at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Ida Chaney of Portland, returned mis sionary from South America, will -be the guest speaker. Mrs. O. N. Thompson will lead the devotions and Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Dunsmore of Portland will appear in vocal selections. Members and friends of the Wo man's Relief corps are invited to a silver tea and social afternoon with Mrs. Louisa Koon, 465 Ma rion street, Thursday, at 2 o'clock. 47 Beginners at Mt Angel School MT. ANGEL, Sept. 17 School opened today at St. Mary's grade school with a roll call more than 75 short of what it was last year. The only grade in which the en tire class reported was the first. An extra large number of these beginners registered, 47 in all, so that the class will have to be di vided and assigned two teachers. The upper grades especially are very depleted in their ranks, due to the prolonged hop season. It is hoped that by the end of the week the hop harvest will be all in and the next week will see all the youngsters at their desks. Thus far only 259 hare registered. Miss Adele Zollner and Miss Floreni Denier left Sunday to lake up their positions as teachers in the Mehama school, where school was scheduled to open Mon day. Miss Marie Flerchinger left to teach in Sublimity. HOME FROM JATJNT KEIZER, Sept. 17. Mrs. M. E. Biiren and daughter, Mrs. Elea nor Burnett, have returned home from a week's vacation journey by bus as far south as Eureka, Calif. They stopped at Crescent City and .points along the Oregon coast highway. They were sur prised to find it necessary to cross fire ferries on the Oregon coast route. Bridges are now under con struction to supplant the ferries seiniu Continental Back SPORT COATS Shadow plaids, plain and mixture. 10.75 21.50 DRESSES Every kind of trimming you can think of on every kind of new fall fabric. 7.85 12.45 JACKETS These tailored wool Jackets to make up those novelty "odd skirt suits." 395 to 585 Leather JACKETS of Pigtex Button Style I Zippers 5.95 6.95 Wool Skirts Plain colors and mixtures. 195 and 295 J New t AuxiKary Sends - ation To County Gathering Held at Woodbum Friday f , " Enjoy Program V : SILVERTON, Sept 17. Sil verton had the' largest attendance at the Marion county . assembly of the Legion auxiliary which met at Woodbarn Friday night, according to the report made by Mrs. A. C. Barber at the Monday night meeting of the auxiliary at Silverton. Mrs. Barber is assem bly president She announced that the next .meeting would be held at Stayton. Election of officers will be held at that time.. "Mrs. J. J. Lewis, chairman of the music committee of the auxi liary, reported, that an effort was being made to make "Trees" the national auxiliary theme song. It is now the state song. Mrs. L. A. Hall, membership chairman, reported four new members. She also said an effort was being made to get the mem bership over the top by Novem ber. Meet With Legion Following the business meet ing, a program was held jointly with the Legion. Mrs. M. G. Gun derson, accompanied by Miss Peg gy Goplerud, gave a vocal solo; Bruce Skinner, harmonica selec tions. Bobby Hassenstab, the five-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hassenstab, did some entertain ing with tap dancing in cowboy costume. He was accompanied by his mother. The Legionnaires served the supper following the program. Woman is Bitten By Her Own Dog MARION, Sept. 17. Mrs. Lee Farlow was severely bitten by their shepherd dog Sunday after noon when she was feeding the turkeys, accompanied by the dog- The dog, recently hurt in herding the turkeys, became excited wnen the turkeys flew, biting Mrs. Farlow, lacerating both wrists and her. hip. It required several stitches to close the wounds. The Joe Ricks family have rent ed the Tom Winn farm situated west of Marion. Emil Schumacher, herdsman for Cass Nickols and Son's show herd of Poland China and Chester White hogs, is taking a two weeks rest at his home before leering for Ogden, Utah. From there he returns to Portland for the Inter national livestock show. Opens 4th Year, Auburn's School KINGWOOD, Sept. 17. L. B. McClendon whose home Is on Cas cade Drive, began Monday his fourth year as principal of the Auburn school In Marion county. Mr. and Mrs. O W. Mobley, from Soquel, near Santa Crus, Calif., have been guests the past week at the home of Mobley 8 son, Karl p. Mobley. Tney are seeking a location in this region, nut land preferred. Lyle Fleming, late of Moscow, Idaho, Is at the home of his aunt, Mrs. J. E. England, coming here from Umatilla county where he worked in the wheat harvest. He expects to remain in Oregon. Big Deles TIMEISHERE Q VQT BEGIN MUSIC LESSONS NOW . . 1 I i ELMA WELLER Piano Studios Register Now Artistic Piano Playing from Beginning to Advanced Ear Training - Harmony Ensemble Playing Melody Writing Class and Group Instruction Dunning Improved-Music Study for Beginners Studios 695 N. Liberty Phone 6559 Melton Piano Studios Frances Virginie Melton, M. M. Accredited Teacher, Pianist, Lecturer Just returned from study in New York City. Ensemble Playing. Recitals,- Public I Performance at First-Sunday-of-the-Month Musical Teap. Classes forming In Musical History, Symphonic Study and Modern Music Appreciation. ' 324 N. Capitol Street Josephine Albert Spaulding Teacher pf Singing 800 Levens St. . Dallas Phone 782 245 N. Winter Salem TeL 7840 Lilbnrn . Musical Kindergarten Eighth Season In . Salem -Will Feature Creative Work Opeaa Sept. 18 C7S N. Cottage St. - Tel. 4I1S Mrs. Frank . Lllburn, Director " Mrs. Ray Barker, Au'L ,:. Boy, 'Age Two, Suffers Fractured Leg; Struck By an Unknoun Object SILVERTON, Sept IT. Ken neth Hammond, the two-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ham mond, was brought to the Silver- ton hospital Sunday ' afternoon with a fractured leg. The injury resulted, from something falling on the infant. He will have to re main at the hospital for some time while the fracture sets. Mrs. ' Frankie Dunnlgan, who has been at the Silverton hospital several weeks following an auto mobile accident, is reported as improving. She may be abfe to leave the hospital In the near fu ture. - Hujze Rook Class Due 'at Corvallis CORVALLIS, Sept. 16. The largest freshman class since de pression hit college enrollment Is in prospect when freshman week opens at Oregon State college Monday, September 23. Advance applications, between 40 and 60 per cent greater than a year ago, indicate a class of around 1200, says E. B. Lemon, registrar, with total enrollment of about 3000. Every freshman is expected to report for freshman week in or der to become acquainted with college procedure, requirements and opportunities before classes begin, says Lemon. Under the per sonal guidance of faculty leaders the newcomers become oriented before the old students return. The freshman week idea in Ore gon originated at the state college 11 years ago and has become one of the most valuable features of the year to students. Even rush ing by fraternities and sororities is prohibited until the "rooks" become settled In their new en vironment. Registration of old students is Saturday. September 28 with classes starting Monday, September 30. BOY TO PEXHOLLOWS SILVERTON, Sept. 17. Sil ver ton friends are receiving an nouncements of the birth of an eight-pound son to Mr. and Mrs. DeVere Penhollow of Redmond. Mr. Penhollow was active in mu sical circles at Silverton some time ago. New TODAY Our Coats and Suits are Made of the Finest of Oregon All Wool Materials High Quality Silk Lining First Class Tailoring In the ' Latest Styles at the Most Reasonable Prices in Salem Pay One-Half ' Charge One-Half Wear Them Noiv The Little French Shop Jus$ West of the Courthouse Telephone 5084 Frank E. Churchill Teachjer of Piano and Organ Beginners or Advanced Stu dents, Enrolled High School " j Credits Given " 805 N. Winter St- Ph. 6536 .:;yatdi:ATie--;:'-; .Statesman Sundays and Wednesdays for AdrertUemea t f 8a leva's la9iBff mmA Re liable ITusic Teachers. Alichigan Folks Visit at 'Mills Marian Magee leaves For -School at Capital ; -Others Depart 6C0TTS MILLS. Sept. 1 7 Mrs. Florence Perdue of San Francisco, left' Tuesday for her home, after visiting a week -with her father, Monroe Groshong and her brothers, Earl and Marlon Groshong. - . Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Dunagan of Detroit, Mich., are visiting his mother, Mrs. Grac-J Dunagan, and tamliy. This is hU first visit home for three years and Mrs. Dunagan's first visit to the west. To National Capital Miss Marian Magee, daughter of Hugh Magee, left Sunday from Portland for Washington, D. C, where she will enter Uallaudet college for the deaf for her second year. , . Miss Phyllis Pownall went to Salem Saturday, where sbe enter ed Oregon state deaf school for her second year. Miss Phyllis Macy is entering Willamette this week as a freshman. ATTEND ROUXD-UP GRAND ISLAND, Sept. 17 Miss Bessie Sargent assisted In the Clarence Rockhill home while Mr. and Mrs. Rockhill attended the Roundup at Pendleton last week. . BRADLEYS OS VISIT AUMSVILLE. Sept. 17 . Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bradley had a pleasant surprise Monday night wehn their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bradley of San Fran cisco, arrived for a short visit. , 'ir. ' ' ' K - , , y V'-'ftfftrrrfrm'irr- MR. JAMES KNOWLES ( Shoe Fitting Expert) Enna Jettick Factory Representative Will be at Miller's Thursday - Friday - Saturday Mr. Knowles conies to Miller's well recom mended as an expert shoe fitter who is ac complishing' unusual results through the proper fitting of footwear and the recom mendation of lasts and types of shoes for your requirements. He will advise you on any of your shoe troubles and give you the benefit of his ex pert knowledge at no extra cost. This service comes to you through the c6ur tesy of . . . main floor shoe dept. .Miller's JESSIE Private Kindergarten Daily - 0 to 12 1363 Sooth Commercial St. Opening Date, Sept. 1. Limited Registration Essential . Funda mentals and Cul tural Arts taught by successful in structors in child training. Supervis ed outdoor play. Offers A Musical Kin. dergarten Course for Music Teach ers, Beginning Sept. 16. Under -the Auspices of Ellison-White Conservatory of Portiamd For Information Call Jessie F. Bush Phone 3282 1362 So. Commercial Lena Belle Tartar ACCREDITED TEACHER OF SINGING The following singers and many others have had fundamental training In voice with Miss Tartar Thelma Davis, Mary McCrone-Hughes, Lucile Cum mings-Martln. WUUrd Moses. Marjory O'Dell. Earl ; Potter, BenUce Rlckman, Lillian Scott, Josephine Albert-Spaulding. 407 Court St. DOROTHY PEARCE Teacher of Piano PRIVATE and CROUP INSTRUCTION . High. School Credits Given Studio 267 North Winter I . " - Telephone 4236 Sixth Child Born to i Otto Oltens is Girlf f Will Live in Eugene SILVERTON, Sept, .17. - Mr. and Mrs. Otto Olsen . ; are an nouncing the birth of a daughter," Roberta Ann." at thm v SUverton -general hospital Saturday night,' This Is the sixth child of the 01 sens. The mother and baby will be moved this week to the Michael Olsea home where they will re main until they are able to join Olsea at Eugene, where .he was recently transferred from Silver ton. Mr. Olsen is with the South ern Pacific Bulk of Prunes Move to Driers ORCHARD HEIGHTS, Sept 17 The Nona Wilson family from Chehalis, is at the Clinton Kenne dy home. They will remain tbrough prune harvest and work in the L. D. Gibson orchards. Picking has begun in all orchards except those on the highest up lands. The output of R. W. Clarke's acreage Is going to the eannery but the Ray Barker drier-as well . as the Simmons, Grice, Withers and Starbuck plants will dry their crops, most of them also taking care of fruit from outlying orch ards. The recent rain did no ser ious damage to prunes here. The Portland General Electric company is extending its lines 1.7 miles on the Simmons road from, its conjunction with the Orchard Heights road. Seven families will be served: A. A. Withers, J. W. Simmons. Ray Barker, J. B. Best, Grace Bliss, Otto Dora and the Keeney farm. Though the wirr ing has not been completed sev eral homes are already enjoying electric service. 1 s - ( V Dept. Store F. BUSH Announces The Opening of Her Studio with the New Classes in Creative Music. It includes: Melody Writing Form Creative Verse Memorisation Harmony Transposition Rhythm Technique Sight Reading Ear Training . Composition Phone 3847 : fractures. tober. !