Thi OREGON STATES3IAN, Salem, Orejon, Friday Morning, April 17, 1936
PAGE ELEVEN
of
'Events Slated
ficnic to. Mark final Day
Vof Study, May' 26, at
; Hazel Green
" HAZEL . GREEN, April
tcaooi wm ciose Tuesaay. May zc
wjta a plane at tne Harst ureen
park. Wednesday night. May 10,
the gradoatlnr class will give a
onfqae program. The Radio
Broadcast" with all members ot
the class participating.
. riut. Aooen viuu, icacuw ui
sociology at O. S. C will give the
address. The members ot the class
are Katherene Ifontandon, presi
dent of the student body. Genera
Tan Clear, Rose Ziebart. Yoshie
Toshikal, Gertrude Ziellnakl,
Ward MUes, Waldo Gilbert. Ed
ward Tada. LaRoy Dnda. Kenneth
Bayne, chairman ot the school
uvu uv wui present uta mywimti
Plan HealUi Passant
' Friday. Sfay 31 the . primary
room will sire a health pageant
and May day program under the
direction of Wins Oerftlrtlna Frv.
: The ball team will play its fi
nal league game with Brook on
Parrish field Friday .afternoon.
The ' winning team plays in the
county plaj day on Leslie school
field May 5. The school also hare
entries in races in the county con
test. To Enter FesUral
' At the music festlral ot the
rural schools ot Marlon county to
be held in Willamette gymnasium
May 5, Hazel Green has entered
mixed choruses both from pri
mary and upper grades, a two
part and also a boys chorus. Mrs.
Ross Miles, and Miss Geraldine
Fry, teachers, are assisting In the
Miles and Miss Fry hare
been elected for the coming year.
This will be Mrs. Miles' fourth
andliss Fry's second year.
Legion Sponsors Dance
STAYTON, April 16 Stayton
Post, No. 58, American Legion,
will sponsor a dance at the For
rester hall Saturday. Proceeds
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RICKEY, April is Four new
pupils have been enrolled recent'
ly. They are Danny Marcy, first
grade; Dale Marcy, sixth grade;
from Hayesvllle. Dal - Fnllerton,
eighth grade, from Pendleton. Ora
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The church school at the Rose
dale Friends church has Just fin
ished a successful year using the
"Master Sunday School Plan."
During that time the enrollment
has mors than' doubled, and new
members are joining the school
almost every Sunday.
The plan baa been so success
ful that a similar on baa been
adopted tor the ensuing year, with,
goals of "The Acts ot the Apos
tles," a wall motto, a book mark.
and a day's trip to the mountains
to be given for perfect attendance
for three, six and nine months.
and s year, respectively.
Communities vie
Combined with this idea, is the
new big four community plan with
competition between members of
Sunnysido, Illihee, Ro&edala and
Falrrlew districts. The group to
secure the largest number of new
members win receive an embossed
copy ot ths "Ten Commandments"
to be hung in the district school.
The school la continuing, to
maintain two Sunday school .buss
es, one making the trip from Rose
dale school to Falrriew, and back
to the church, and the other trav
eling from Lee-way station on the
Pacific highway, through Illihee
and Sunnyslde districts, to the
church. This service is free to the
public.
Practice Came of Ball
Brings 10 to 5 Victory
For Hazel Green Boys
CENTRAL HOWELL. April II
Central Howell and Hazel Green
played a practice game of kltball
at the home grounds Monday af
ternoon. Hazel Green won, 10 to
5.
Mrs. Clarence Simmons went to
Brownsville Thursday to stay un
til Sunday when the W. H. Sim
mons and the children will go
down. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Dough
erty of Brownsrille, parents of
Mrs. Simmons, will observe their
golden wedding anniversary, Sun
day. Mrs. Robort Jaas was honor
guest at a surprise birthday din
ner Sunday.
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Rev.-Frank W. Zook Is ;
Slated as Speaker For .
Sunday School Council
SILVERTON', April IS. Rer.'
Frank W. Zook, recently arrived
pastor for the Christian church,
will be one ot the program, speak
ers at the district Sunday school
council which will meet at: the
Christian church here Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. ' Carl E.
Blackler of Marquam is president
ot the organization. Each Sunday
school of the district win be re
sponsible tor a program number.
Honor Eugene Roy
On 83d Birthday
STAYTON. April IS One of
Stayton's most highly respected
eltixens, Eugene Roy, has lust
celebrated his 83 rd birthday and
in honor of the occasion all of Mr.
Roy's children with the exception
of Ben Roy, of New Tork City,
were present for a birthday din
ner. Those present vere Dr. and
Mrs. O. C. Watson and children,
of Vancouver, B. C; Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Roy, Mr. and Mrs. Leigh
ton Roy and Raymond Roy, Mr.
and Mrs. William Smith, son and
daughter, all ot Portland. Mrs.
Forreats Mack, Austin, Forbes,
Marlorie, Jeanette and Buddy
Mack, all of Salem, and Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. Taylor and son, Stay
lon. Eugene Roy and vita arrived
in tha United States from Trance
in 189 C. coming directly to Sa
lem, where they lived for about
18 months, when they moved to
Stayton. Roy entered the jewelry
business here and later added an
optical department which he eon
ducted until his health would no
longer permit. Mrs. Roy died
about tire years ago.
The Roys hare always taken an
active part In work ot the Baptist
church and several of it's mem
bers also called to pay Mr. Roy
tribute on his birthday.
Select Entrants
In Health Event
WALDO HILLS. April 1C Mir
iam Gearing and Robert Dick
man have been chosen to repre
sent Evergreen school in the
health contest to be held In Sa
lem this weekend In connection
with the 4-H clnb county fair. Irv
ing Koenii and Olive Joy Roop
are alternates.
Norman Denis is a new pupil
at Evergreen from the Bhattuck
school in Portland. Norman is
making his home with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Tabert.
Mrs. K. O. Rue, who has bees
suffering from infection in her
right thumb, caused by a sliver,
under the nail. Is yet under the
care of her doctor. Wednesday he
removed the thumb nail and hopes
he has checked the trouble. A sac
of pas had formed under the nail
and could not be reached.
Harold Poet Places First
In Trumpet Solo, O. S. C
LEBANON. April II. Harold
Poet, IS. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Barney Post, Junior contestant la
the annual Oregon state band
contest held in Corvallis Friday,
won first place on the trumpet in
the solo division. Harold Mich
els, clarinet, and Melvln Gllson,
saxophone, were awarded second
places. The Lebanon high school
band won second pi ice over
Marshfield by one point Uni
versity High of Eugene won first.
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. ProgrPratum
iRATUM. April IS Tnesday
afternoon ths Jolly Cooking i-H
oTnh held a program at the
schoolhouse which consisted 1 ot
the state song: by the whole
school; a song by the club; creed,
by .the club president. John Roth.
Jr.;. duet.. Ruth Hlldebrant .and
Alice Ramsdea; talk from divi
sion one. Iran Smith; 4-H song,
by .the clnb; talk from dirisioa
two,' Lillian Beutler; piano solo.
Pearly J en son; yells, led by
Robert Peppy.
The club members are:, DivK
sion one, Donald Meyer, Norman
ds Vries, Ivan. Smith, Robert Pop
py,. Marjorle 'Cunningham, Oel
bert Kleen, Elsie Roth, Pearly
Jensen, Alice Ramsden and Lan
dy Franz. Division two, John
Roth, Jr., Lillian Beutler and
Ruth Hildebr&nt. The clnb lead
er Is Mrs. J. M. Franz.
. After the- program prizes were
awarded -to those making the best
cookies s n d sponge cake. For
cooties. Alice Ramsden received
first prize, .Marjorle Cunningham
second and Ivan Smith third;
for sponge cake, Lillian Beutler
received first prise, John Roth,
Jr., second, and Ruth Hlldebrandt
third.
Star Makes Plans
For Stayton Meet
MILL CITY. April The
regular meeting-ot Marilyn chap
ter was held Monday night with
the worthy matron, Vivian Albert,
presiding. A social hour was
spent In cards, after which a
lunch was served by Mrs. W. W.
Mason. Mrs. W. W. Allen and
Mrs. Vivian Albert Plans are be
ing made for the district meeting
to be held in Stayton, April 20,
where Marilyn chapter will put
on the initiatory work.
S. Jepsen has gone to Toledo,
where be has a position in the
lumber null.
Mrs. A. L. Baker of Ternonla
spent several days here. She has
rented her home to Mr. and Mrs.
r. W. Crawford. Crawford is
superintendent at the Rltner log
ging camp near Detroit.
Council Licenses
Games, Jefferson
JEFFERSON. April C. The
city council met in regular ses
sion Monday night. Besides ord
ering bills paid, building permits
were granted to Jack Tyson for
making alterations in his confec
tionery building; to Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Roland to build a ehieken
house on their property on East
Church street; and to Rose Green
to build a barn and also a garage
on her property at the foot ot
Ferry street.
An ordinance regulating gam
ing tables and tlving license tees
was passed. Wednesday, April
22, was designated as eleaaup
day for Jefferson.
Mrs. Grace Thurston. Mrs. R.
W. Curl, Miss Addle Libby, Miss
Anna Klampe and Mrs. Rata Cobb
were named to serve on the
board for the city election which
will be held May 18.
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