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PAGE TZIREC HoluL Planned by Schools in District urns The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon, Wednesday Morning:, December 18, 1935 Progr Are Many Trees, Treats Scheduled Too Joint Entertainments Are Slated For Several Territories SILVERTON HILLS. Dec. 17. Christmas, programs are being planned for the community. All schools will hold their Christmas tree program Jointly at the hall Christmas tree -will be a feature. Mountain View, Porter Bridge Creek and Hult schools will all contribute to the program. , The Juvenile grange of which Mrs. L." O. Hadley is matron, will hold its Christmas party at the hall Friday night. Saturday night a holiday dance will be given; at the club house with the Oregon Loggers furnish ing the music. Don Ross is chair man of the program committee arranging this. The Silverton Hills community club is arrang ing the Saturday night affair. RIVERVIEW, Dec. 17. Christmas programs are being prepared by the Riverview and Oakview schools and will be pre sented December 23 and 24, re spectively. PIONEER, Dec. 17. The school children will present their Christmas program Friday night of this week, j Plan Joint Affair VICTOR POINT, Dec. 17. The Oak Grove and Victor Point schools will hold a joint Christ mas program in the latter's schoolhouse Friday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Miss Evelyn Henney and- Miss Jeanne Oeder, teachers, are arranging the program. Program is Divided WALDO HILLS, Dec. 17. Evergreen school plans to present its Christmas program in two parts, one to be given Monday aft ernoon and the other . Monday night. School will close Monday for" the remainder of the week. Centerview will have its pro gram Friday afternoon and enjoy all next week for vacation. SILVER FALLS, Dec. 17. The annual community Christmas tree and program will be presented Friday at the schoolhouse. A vaca tion of two weeks at the local school will follow. It 'is anticipated that a good Christmas program will be offer ed at Camp Mill City, the all vet eran camp. Musical numbers are now being practiced. The new spike camp on the Little North Fork of the Santiam. above Mol alla is reported ready for occu 'pancy. Event in Afternoon -LIBERTY, Dec. 17. The school will hold its Christmas ob servance Friday at 1 o'clock at the school. Carol singing' and a short program will be held by the various rooms and the com munity club treats will be given the children. All pre-schopl child ren are invited to attend and par ents specially urged to bring their children. ROSEDALE. Dec. 17 The Sun day school Christmas program will be held at the Sunday school hour Sunday. All children of the community are invited to a Christ mas party at the church at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Program Tomorrow M A C L E A Y, Dec. 17. The school will put on a program and have a Christmas tree Thursday night at the schoolhouse. The community is invited. MIDDLE GROVE, Dec. 17. The Christmas program (ft the grade school will be given 6n Fri day night of this week and is an operetta under the supervision of the teachers, Mrs. Vida Miller and Mrs. Mildred Yunker, assisted by Mrs. Beatrice Fisher as pianist. Choir to Sing WOODBURN. Dec. 17:-The choir of the Methodist church- is preparing a Christmas program to be given Sunday night at 8 o'clock. They will sing "The Hal lelujah Chorus' by Handel, "The Santus" by Gounod, and a num ber of other classical numbers. In addition one or two other num bers from the "Messiah" will be given. - ' Women of G. T. Club At Roberts Entertain At Annual Yule Party ROBERTS, Dec. 17. The an nual Christmas party for the G. T Women's club was held at the W. E. Pettyjohn home Thursday Eleven women assisted Mrs. Pet tyjohn with a one o'clock lunch eon. Christmas motifs were car ried out at the table, set for 28 guests. I A beautiful decorated tree with Christmas lights filled one corner of the room, with a gift for each guest on the tree. Mrs. J. A. Bernard! was award ed the beautiful table' cover, i Mrs. Bernard! will be hostess to the women January 9. at her home on South High street. Say Oregon's Best WOODBURN." Dec. 17 Mr. and Mrs. John. Shaw, who have been absent about a month while on an extended trip east, have re turned home and think Oregon Is about the best state after all. On their trip they went through 28 states and a portion of Canada, stopping in Detroit where they -purchased a new car. In New . York, eastern Canada and Wash ' lngton, D. C. Business c o n d I tlono, Mr. Shaw, stated, seem to be far better in the western states than in the east. Mrs. Angelina Carter of Wells Is 101 Years Old Today; Has Children Who Have Reached 80 Years or More Shortage of Water And Winds Causing Rural Area Concern CENTRAL. H O W E L L, Dec. 17 Many people here have complained of a short age of water due to the wells going dry because of the dry season. Others who pump water with windmills have been inconvenienced because of insufficient wind to run the mills. Everett Milne Is having his well drilled deeper. They started to drill from the bot tom of the old dug well. Benefit Shoot Is Slated by Grange Frank Lillartl Honored on Birthday by Ilanibys at Surprise Fete JEFFERSON. Dec. 17. A tur key shoot will be held at the Morning Star grange hall, three miles wesj of 'here Sunday. The Home Economics club will serve lunch at noon. Any profits from these activities will be used on the building fund for the granbge building, which has been remod- jeled. The committee in charge is Earl Cunningham, chairman; Eli as Truax, Marion Klzer, and L. V Drager. A surprise party was given Sat urday night at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. Mack Hamby, honoring Frank Lillard on his birthday anniversary. Refresh ments were served to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lillard, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Vaughn, Mr. and- Mrs. Frank Schultz. Mrs. Martha Etner and Earl Wright. Club Entertains An outstanding social event of the past week was the Christmas party Saturday night in the lodge rooms of the Odd Fellows hall, where members of the Past Noble Grand club entertained their hus bands and families. At 7:30 o' clock, an elaborate chicken dinner was served to about 3 5 present. Fred Walter of Toledo Was a weekend guest at the home of his sister, Mrs. E. J. Alexander and son John Alexander. Walter suff ered a badly crushed hand recent ly while working in the mill at Toledo and will not be able to work for some time. Past Noble Grand Club Will Meet Tbursday at Annual Yule Festivity INDEPENDENCE, Dec. 17 The Past Noble Grand club will meet at the home of Mrs. Claude G. Skinner Thursday night for the annual Christmas party. Gifts will be exchanged by the members. Hostesses with Mrs. Skinner are Mrs.. M. C. Williams and Mrs. G. G. Walker. The Parent-Teacher white ele phant benefit card party given at the Woman's club Saturday after noon proved very popular. About 16 tables of contract, auction and "500" were in play, and much fun enjoyed as "white elephant" gifts were exchanged. The P. T. A. realized $24 from the party. Have Second Girl NORTH HOWELL. Dec. 17 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reznecsik are the parents of a baby daughter. born December 13 at their home. This is the second daughter. LIBERTY, Dec. 17 A good crowd attended. the meeting of the community club at the school house Friday night, E. C. Curtis presided. Reports of committees and discussion on questions per taining to the new hall indicated that all projects sponsored by the club or in which it is interested, are progressing satisfactorily. Mrs. R. L. Forster, chairman of the' Christmas candy committee reported solicitations for the fund nearly completed. Mrs. John Dasch was appointed to assist Mrs. Forster, Kenneth Decatur and Lester Summers in the pur chase and preparation of the Christmas candy treat. A social period was enjoyed. CENTRAL HOWELL, Dec. 17 Al Cowden, president, presided at the regular business meeting of the community club Friday night. A large number of people attended. Committees were ap pointed to arrange a program contest between - the men and women. On the men's committee are: Henry Werner, Everett Mil ne and Alec Lichty; women's com mittee, Mrs. A. E. Kuenzi, Mrs. D. At Steffen. Mrs. Milo Wilcox. Mrs. John Lauderback and Irene Nafziger were appointed to procure program material. Mrs. Pallesen is lunch chairman for the next meeting. Mrs. W. A. Roth and Mrs. John Lichty presented the following program numbers: Violin solo by Jane Ogden; reading by Mrs. Jes sie Raines; accordion and guitar music by Donald Steffen and Roy Herr; "A Social Engagement Postponed, a skit, by Mrs. Clar ence Simmons and J. H. Lauder back; piano music by Mr. Clarke; recitation by Gerald DeSart; pia no duet by Mrs. Glenn Howe and Erma Cowden; "Radio Recipes, a skit by Mrs. John Lichty, Beu lah Lichty and Frances King. Lunch was served. WELLS, Dec. 17 Mrs. Ange lina (Grandma) Carter will cele brate her lOlst birthday Wednes day, December 18, at her home in Palestine neighborhod. She plans no celebration this year as she says she did all her celebrating last year when she passed the cen tury mark.. She was born in Ray county. Mo., in 1834, and crossed the plains to Oregon in 1849. Mrs. Carter is survived by four chil dren: Elven Carter, 83, of Eiekle ton. Wash.; John Carter, 80, Wells; Perry Carter, 75, who lives in a house adjacent to his moth er's; Virgil Carter,,64, who lives a mile from her home. Velma Carter, a great grand daughter of Grandma Carter, is working in the office of Secretary Snell during the auto plate rush. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Drasdoll are the parents of a 9-pound baby boy, borrf Friday morning. De cember 13, in the Albany hospital. This is the first child and the first grandchild of Ray Morse. Boys of College Score With Play Saalfeltl Takes Honors' as Lead in Comedy Given Twice MT. ANGEL, Dec. 17 The boys of Ml. Angel college made another touchdown when they presented their annual fall play to jammed houses at two perform ances today. "Sure Fire," a three act comedy, not devoid of drama. seemed to make a sure fire con tact with the audience. Hubert Saalfeld, Mt. Angel, played the part of the hero, a young play wright, with a sincerity that put the stamp of realism on the per formance. Marcel Van Dreische of Baker, as Walt Henderson, the town con stable, was priceless in his get-up from bald head and bristly gray beard to the big gun at his hips that he managed so nonchalantly. He and Ted Marx, who played the role of Herby Brewster, a stutter ing and gullible mail carrier, pro vided most of the laughs. Patrick Dooley as the old postmaster, and Charted Christensen, as his honest and ambitious young sou, gave genuine portrayals. The officious Congressman Blaine was charac terized expertly by Walter Smith, and so on down to the least char acter. The directors were Rev. Gabriel Morris nad Rev. Damien Jentges. The Mt. Angel college and Sem inary orchestra, under leadership of Alexander Scharpacn, gave spirited orchestra numbers. How. ard Krondak, violin soloist, play ed Schubert's "Ave Maria" and "Trees." A rediculous and side splittting pantomine by the soph omores under the direction of James Mitchell, brought down the house. The college quartet: Ed Neale, Austin Johnson, Willis Whalen, and Patrick Dooley, were encored repeatedly. The complete cast of charac ters was as follows: Willis Wha len, Hubert Saalfeld, Raymond Karp, Paul Zeller, Marcel Van Dreische, Ted Marx, Patrick Doo ley, Charles Christensen, John Goodrich, Walter Smith, Gerlad Linehan and Ercole BattUega. Parent-Teachers Talk Lunchroom for School Basement, Fox Valley LYONS, Dec. 17. The Fox Valley Parent Teachers' associa tion and school gave a program and pie social Friday night. A puppet show "On to Oregon" by the school created loud applause. During the business session of the meeting several improvements about the school were up for con sideration, including a lunch room in the basement. Albert Julian auctioned the pies which netted around $6.75 to be used for candy and nuts for the school Christmas treat. A party for the high school stu dents was given at the Lyons hall Friday night. Dancing was enjoy ed with refreshments served at the close. Jones of Willamette Will ..Give Address at Chamber Meet Tonight SILVERTON, Dec. 17 Prof. W. C Jones of Willamette uni versity, will be the principal speaker at the Wednesday night meeting of the Silverton chamber of Commerce. Roy Keene, coach at Willamette, will also talk, as the Silverton football champions will be special guests at the 6:30 dinner to be served at the Chris tian church. Music will be furnished by Richard W. Pickell, vocal soloist, and Stephen Butler, pianist. RELIEVE EXTERNAL MUSCULAR PAIN (So Often Mis Called "Bbeuaatic") If yon are tna of tie vast number ofj people who suffer torturing, stabbing. booting, external muscular pains of armsJ legs, shoulders and body, which are sot often mii called "rheumatic," hers is a quick relief. Take just a few doses e Williams H. tT. X. Compound. It mas produce results or money back. Williams ft. V. X. Compound is compounded front the prescription of a doctor wbo ose4 H in his private practice many years. Kow this Taluable relief Is available to Buffer) era at a cost of only a few cents a diyl Try a bottle under the money-back gnat)- antee. Enjoy blessed relief as so many say tbey have. Ask at Perry's Drug Store for Williams S. O. X. Compound today. Legion Croups Hold Sessions Mrs. Hall and Towe Given Highest Awards, at Costume Dance SILVERTON. Dec. 17 The Chinese and the Hawaiiana had it oyer the. rest of the countries at the costume tlance given jointly by the Legion and Its auxiliary Monday night following the regu lar business meeting of each. Mrs. L. A. Hall in a Hawaiian cos tume and C. J. Towe as a China man, won first prize. Second couple was Mrs. A. J. Titus as a belle of the late nine ties and Otto Aim, masquerading as a woman. Mrs. Florence Ros- eell in a Spanish costume and Larry Austin in a what-have-you. Were mentioned in third place. Judges were the musicians, Mrq n A r.o Tl A TTaoeonctaH anit a 11 u .uio. xj. imijovuoMiii Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Anderson. Slate Yule Party At the auxiliary meeting pre ceding the dance, the report of the sewing club was made, showing that 147 candy bags had been completed at the last meeting, plans were also completed for the Christmas party to be held Mon day night to which all children of veterans are invited. Mrs. Carl Hande donated a large number of toys to the auxil iary for its party. Mrs. A. C. Bar ber, reporting for the Marion County assembly which recently met at Stayton, said that the Sil verton unit, represented by 19 members, had the most members present. j January 6, the auxiliary will sponsor a kitchen shower. As hiany other groups use the auxil iary utensils, anyone who wishes to is asked to join the shower. Sons With Legion I At the Legion meeting, the Sons of - Legion officers were guests of the American Legion post with the officers sitting with the Legion officers. James Scarth is commander of the Legion and jlarry Wilson is commander of the Sons. j Announcement was made of the Court of Honor of Boy Scouts Thursday to meet at Silverton. The public is invited to attend. George Manolis, commit tee Chairman for the Sons of Legion, Reported that there were now 27 members of the organization and that the charter was being kept jopen until January 1. j Roy Davenport reported that a junior program to be broadcast jover KOAC is being prepared, j A committee appointed to ar range for the location of a sum jmer playground for the Legion, includes E. L. Starr, George Ma inolis and F. M. Powell. U'Renn to Preach Twice on Sundays Townsend Club Will Hold Elections Thursday, December 26 j AUMSVILLE, Dec. 17. An (evangelistic meeting which was conducted at the Christian church ifor the past four weeks by Rev. Crowle TJ'Ren closed at the end of last week. Rev. U'Ren will con tinue to conduct church services at 11 a. m. and 7:30 each Sunday. Special services are being arrang ed for next Sunday in keeping with the Christmas spirit. Last Sunday morning the Sunday school voted to join with the community club and the parent teacher, association in sponsoring a community christmas tree, Fri day night at the gymnasium. : Postpone Election The next meeting of the Town send club will be held Thursday night, .December 2 6. Election of officers was postponed until then. A number of people from this club plan to attend the mass meet ing to be held in Salem tonight. David Lowe, who suffered a broken, leg some weeks ago, had the cast removed from Ws leg Monday, and is able to get about again. Patient Improves KEIZER, Dec. 17. Mrs. Cora Eby, who was taken to the Salem general hospital Friday for treat ment for a form of blood poison ing, is reported to be recovering nicely. COMING To End RUPTURE Troubles Representatives of Win. 8. Rice, Adams, . Y.. originator of 'the Rica Method for the aelf treatment of rupture at home, will be at the Marion Hotel. Salem. Oreg., Thar. A Fri, Dec. 19 20 to give a per sonal and free trial of his method to all sufferers who want to end rap to re trouble and truss wearing. . . Ivo matter how bac the rupture, how long yon haTeJtad it, or how hard to hold; no matter how many kinds of trusses you hare worn, let Nothing pre vent yon from getting tbia FREE TRIAL. Whether yon are tall and thin, short and stoat, hare a large abdomen, whether yea' think Ton are past help or hare a rupture as large aa your fiats, thia marveloua Method will so control and keep It op inside as to surprise yon. It will so re store the parts where the rupture comes) through that soon yon will be as free, tq work at any occupation aa though yo uaa never pra rvpiurca. , i I The trial will be absolutely complete and thorough without a penny of cost, i Too owe it to your own personal com' fort and safety not to miss the great free demonstration. It is real opportunity- to learn bow yon assy bo done -with chafing trnasea and the danger, suffering and trouble year rupture baa causec ; The hears are to 12 a. sb., i U I p. nm. and evenings 7 to 9. Remember the date and place. Salem, Oreg Marlon i Hotel. Grangers' News Names '30 Committees , FAIRFIELD, Dec. 17 A social hourand club supper preceded the regular meeting of Fairfield Grange Friday night. Sam Brown was a special guest and gave an interesting talk. Plans were dis cussed for members to attend the all-day meeting at Butteville Sat urday, December 28, when a joint Installation of officers will : be held. Mrs. D. V.; Ballwebber will act as marshal and Miss Ethel Vanderbeck as pianist. Grangers, their families and hou8e"Tuests, are invited to at tend a New Year's eve dance. J. W Johston, TJ. B. DuRette, and Miss Sylvia Forcier include the committee on arrangements. The nex regular H. E. C. meeting will be held all day January-2 at the home of the club president, Mrs. M. B. Lucas. Master D. B. DuRette has ap pointed these committees for ; the now vpar" n. js. v., .Mrs. L.ucas, cnairman; HIelen DuRette, Eva Bailweber, Laura Ditmars, Henrietta Allen back; legislative, Frank Saalfeld, sr., chairman; Joseph Rubens, Ri ta Mahoney; agricultural, B. C. Hall, chairman; M. B. Lucas, Mrs. Allenback; finance, Carter Keene, Law rence Ferschweiler, D. V. Bailweber; relief, F. J. Marthaler, Mrs. Lawrence Ferschweiler, Mrs. Bailweber and Adele Lundy; vis iting, Mrs. Carter Keene, Mrs. J. W. Johnston, Mrs. Edna Short, Joe Saalfeld, Charles Hannegan and Michael Mahoney, jr.; mem bership, every grange member; musician, Ethel Vanderbeck. Barney Campbell Dies, .Hillsboro SILVERTON, Dec. 17 Tele phone information reaching Sil verton" Tuesday morning told of the death of Barney Campbell, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs". LeRoy Camp bell, . recently of Silverton. but now of Hillsboro. Young Camp bell died at a Portland hospital Monday. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2:30 from Hillsboro, and several Silverton YOUR FRIEND NOT YOUR ENEMY ViJfTEm can be a lot of fun or the most miserable time of the year. It depends upon whether or not your body is strong enough to resist infection. Science says that vitamin A helps protect your body against infection in general. Help build up your resistance now with McKesson's Vitamin Concen trate Tabucts or Coo Live Oil. 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