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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Sunday Morning, May 3, 193S
Festival at Woodburn h Music Week Feature
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FuU Week of
MusicPlahned
Church of, God Young
People Will Have Rally
Today at Woodburn
. WOODBURN, ; May 2. Plana
ttave been completed for the. ob
servance of National Music week
in Woodburn. May 3-10.
' fbe public Is invited to attend
the program to be given by tne
Harmony club at the Dick Benson-
borne Monday evening
. ! Home "night will be featured
Tuesday evening with friends and
neighbors meeting at the homes
or J. H. IJvesay on Young street,
Jl J. Hall on East Lincoln street,
P. G. Evenden on Hayes street,
and Arthur Dickenson on South'
Front street.- The3 progressive
musical programs will be given
-simultaneously, the entertainers
going from home to home. The'
entertainers are" to meet at the
Paul Pemberton home, 485 Young
street, at 7:45 o'clock from where
they will start.- Some Tery good
local as well as out of town tal
ent has been arranged for.
; On Friday, afternoon at 1:30
o'clock the north Marion- county
grade school musical festival will
be held in the Woodburn high
school gymnasium and Friday
evening at 8 o'clock the annual
community musical program will
be given at the high school audi
torium. All programs are free
and open to the public. '
4 Church Rally Sunday
! A large delegation 7 of young
people from Hubbard, - Gervais,
Woodburn and vicinity are ex
pected to attend the annual Wil
lamette valley young people's ral
ly to be held at the Church of
God in Woodburn Sunday.
The program for the day will
begin at '10 o'clock' at which time
Rev. Milo Chapman of Eugene,
will preside over the worship
hour. .
Dr. Walter Van Nflys, who Is
executive secretary of the Port
land Council of Churches, is ex
pected to . lead the class discus
sion in which the adult depart
ment will also take part. Miss
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inline rrauK.ua vi uanaon, pres
ident of the Yonngr People's so
Ciety of Oregon will have charge
Of the morning service at 11
At .2:30 p. m. .Dr. Van Nuys
will speak on Worship in t the
Life of Youth. The evening ser
vice will begin at 7 p. m. with
Ren A. C. Ely. pastor of the
Mrs. Fontaine Hostess
For Missionary Society
At Jefferson Tuesday
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JEFFERSON, May 2 Mrs. J.
G. Fontaine entertained members
and friends of thei Woman's Mis
sionary society Tuesday afternoon
at her home on (Church street.
Bouquets of lilacs were attrac
tively arranged about , the rooms.
Miss Libby led! the devotions
and Mrs. Leonard McCaw sang,
"There Will Be- N Tears In Par
adise," Mrs. J.; jO. yanWlnkle
playing the accompaniment. Miss
Bernice Cornel isonl returned mis
sionary on furlough from Lima,
Pern, was guest speaker, and ex
hibited curios, pottery ; and laces.
A covered dish jlunch was ser
ved at the close of the afternoon.
Nine members were present. Spe
cial guests Included Mrs. Guy Ro
land, Miss Esther Roland, Mrs.
Ezra Hart. Mrs. C,
Leonard McCawi
rts, Miss Marjoriej Fontaine, and
Miss Cornelison.
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New Officers Are
Elected For Club
Election,
S. Emery. Mrs.
MrsJ Joe Har-
Dinner
Qose Club's Year
SWEGLE. May 2.-fThe final
meeting of the season for the Swe
gle Community clujb was held Fri
day night. A club (dinner preceed
ed the meeting. The main business
of the evening was the, election of"
officers for the ensjuing year. They
are: John Marshall, president;
Mrs. Meno Dalke;, jsecretary; Mar
ion West, treasurer and E. A.
Lake, sergeant-at-arms. Marion
West is the retiring president.
Those appointed make arrange
ments for the club picnic to be
held this summer are. Dan Stauf
fer. E. A. Lake and Mrs. C. H. Mc-
Cullah. : I .
The Rickey club presented the
following prograia: selections by
juvenile band under the leadership
of J. C Hassenstap of Silverton, a
reading by Otie jinegar jr., mu
sical numbers by IRussell and Or
vill Beardsly and Gordon Winch
comb, play "The : atal: Quest", di
rected by Mrs. Itan Brown with
the f olio win z. Delbert and Frank
JSosser, Faith Phiflips and May El-
len Taylor, vocal solo by Orville
Beardsly accompanied by his bro
ther: reading by Gene Brown, gui
tar selections by Gordon Winch-
comb, a play "Hiring a Servant",
directed by Mrs. Chester Horner
with the following, Inez and Ilota
Miller, Ed Burtonf, Lureba Horner,
Mayetta and Bobby Gessner and
Mrs. Chester Horner, musical
Church of God at Oregon City in Beardsly and Gordon Wlnchcomb.
f" A..0? u-er win De a 8kit by Mr- and Mrg M M Ma.
prucu si iue ujumg nan m me
jChurch of God camp ground, also
lunch in the evening. Visitors
are cordially invited to attend all
(the serrices, r ;
gee.
Wedding Rini
llatron Receives News
: Of Death of Sister;
'- Goes to Be at Funeral
Money
Found Under Crating
Below j Storej Window
PIOXEERi May 2 Mrs.-1. G.
McBee received word of the death
of her sister, Mrs. May Landruff,
who visited her six weeks last
winter. Mrs. Landruff had a
stroke Friday, April 2. and died
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
F. Gould, f Vancouver Waeb.,
April 30. The body was shipped
to Walla Walla, Wash., where
ishe was buried beside her hus-
I band. . .
j Mrs. Land ru t f leaves six ch il
i dren to mourn her loss. Two sis
iters Mrs. McBee, and Mrs. A. W.
; Barnett jof Lost Lake. Wash., and
a brother, J.C.-WaddeIl, of Cour
j d'Alene, Ida, Mrs. McBee left
1 Friday morning for : Walla Wal
;ia to attend the funeral.
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Gilliam and
I children of Rickrelll moved to
this community to fw-nd the sum
mer. They will live; in the large
icarage of Rojr Bird's. They come
the first of May. . .
Children of Pioneers
Visit Turner Relatives
ALBANY. May 2 While clean
ing the store room at the corner
of First and Fferry streets, for
merly occupied jby the Burkhart
& Lee drug company, Pete Pringle
found a wedding ring, an agate
pin and $3.93 in money, and
foot of dirt, j !
The foot of dirt was beneath the
iron grating in front of the store
and the money and pin were
found buried inl them, while th
ring was found fteneath one of the
front show windows of the store
Pringle was cleaning the "basement
and became curious as to what, if
anything, had dropped through
the grating from the sidewalk
above. ' Cponi investigation he
found thef pin ajnd money" and in
getting It, had jto remove a foot
of dirt .which wfas run through
sand screen. M i
The wedding ting bears the in
scription. "11-0-17, INoble to
Edna". The money consisted of
two 25-cent pieces. 14 nickels, 53
pennies, and 22 dimes.
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y Club
Closing Meeting
reall Communi
Held Friday Nigjit
RICKREALL, May 2.--A large
crowd was present Friday eve
ning at the last meeting of , the
school and community club.- Of
ficers elected for next year were
president, Miss Pearl I Eyre: vice
president, Mrs. lary 4-dams; sec
retary-treasurer, miss jdiiarea
Baker, i The secretary reported
the purchase of four f dozen cuPs
and" a, granite coffee bofler with
proceeds of the collection taken at
Anril meetine. Misd Eyre an
nounced the music festival to be
held at Monmouth Friday, May 8.
Work Is Displayed
Art work by Nancy j Adams, Hal
Fox, Vera Ott, Donald, Lettiken,
pupils of .the seventh; and eighth
grades 'was on. display, also note
books of the geograpty ana now
er study classes of the, high school.
Many in Program
Mrs.- A. G. Adams, program
chairman, announced; the follow
ing program: Selectjions. "Speed
the Republic, "Grand Opera Se
lections." "Minuet inl G.," grade
school 'orchestra; Military tap
dance in costume, Floyd Domas
Chofsky; playlette, A Very Big
Basket," - By primaty ; pupils
characters were, Store; keeper,
Cyril Hart; the old lady, Rebec
ca Walker; bird. Laura Vaughan;
squirrel, Billy Harland; bear, Bil
ly Palmer; rabbit, Rarrel Jen
kins, i Walts tap dance, Betty
Jane Robinson; group of songs
primary' grade; wooden? shoe ;tax
dance In Dutch boy ind girl cos
tume, i; Ann Craven! and Jane
Dunn, f
Mrs; Will Knower. of Oak
Grove,: represented Mrs. A. E. Ut
ter, president of the Polk coun
ty health unit, and gave a talk
on the recent convention held in
Portland.
Find Hip Broken
RICKREALL, May 2. X-ray
taken i of Mrs. Harriett Raesdale
who was injured by la fall In Dal
las Thursday, showed the left hip
to be -broken. Mrsj Ragsdale is
getting along as well as can be
expected for a persqn of her age
of 78 years. - , I
Softball Is Organized
By Businessmen's Club
And Schedule Given Out
JEFFERSON, May 2 The Bet
ter Business clnb of Jefferson has
organised a' Softball team, with
Ivan Jones, Clifford Cole and
Roy Wickersham as a commit
tee In . charge, -
The first game scheduled will
be played Monday 'evening. May
4, at 6:15 on the school grounds.
The church team . will . play the
truck drivers.
The remainder of the schednle
is as follows: May 6, Business
club vs. Church team; May 11,
Truck Drivers vs. Business club;
May 13, Truck D-r i v e r s vs.
Church; May 18, Business club
vs. Truck Drivers; May 20, Busi
ness club vs. Church; May 25,
Church vs. Truck Drivers; May
27, Church vs. Business club.
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Gunnell Pictures Are
; Popular at Bethel;
Pie Social Nets Sum
f BETHEL, May 2 A capacity
audience greeted Miss Eathryn L.
Gunnell whenshe showed her au
tochrome motion pictures here
Friday night. The entertainment
under the caption, "Come With
Me Through Oregon," was very
enjoyable throughout. Interspers
ed with the pictures was the fol
lowing program: Piano and violin
duet, Mrs. A. E. LaBranche and
Miss Vinetta LaBranch; reading,
Marie Froehlich; song, "Oregon
the Beautiful," led by Simpson
Hamrick, Jr.; vocal solo, Mrs
Sunzara; vocal duet, Mrs. Ted
Miller and Miss Jean Hoskins,
J The affair, which was sponsored
by the. Bethel Dorcas club, was
held In connection with a pie so
cial. A generous sum was real
ized, which will be used for base
ment improvements. ,
Aged Women Die
OfLoiigSickiiess
Sirs. M. B. Craft and Mrs.
Blary J. Lough Succumb "
- at Albany . . . .
ALBANY, May .2. Mrs.! M. B.
Craft, 73, died at the Albany Gen
eral hospital at 4o'clock Thursday
afternoon, following a : lingering
illness. Funeral services were neia
Braden chapel at 2: SO o'clock.
Rr. J. Boyd Patterson conducted
the services. Burial was in River
side cemetery, -1 . .
Clarissa Anna Garland was
horn in Linn county February 18,-
1863. and had spent her entire
life In the state and most of it la
Linn county.; She was the only
child of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O.
Garland. She was teft an orphan
at the age of 15 years. On May
If, 1880 she was married to M. B.
Crafty Mr. Craft has been in bus
iness In Albany for many years!
Mrs. Craft was a member of the
United Presbyterian church of Al
bany. ,
Surviving are the husband, and
two daughters, Miss Pearl Craft
of Albany and Mrs. Agnes Wright
of Portland. A son died at'the age
of ten years. She is also survived
by three half brothers, George L.
Sutherland, Oren B. Cyrus and
Warren Cyrus all of Scio, and two
half sisters, Mrs. J. C. Goin, Port
land and Mrs. Amanda Plummer
of Scio. ;
four year later they came to Ore
gon, i f
Surviving are the widower, two
sons ami two daughters. The sons
are A, F. Lough of Lebanon and
W. B. Lough of Albany, and the
daughters are Mrs. M. J. Osborn of
Neppel, i Washington, and Mrs.
M. M. BaUey of Albany.
Candidates at Talbot ,
TALBOT, i May 2. An open
meeting .will be held I Thursday
night. May 7th at the Ankeny
grange . hall . for - all candidates.
This meeting la being held by the
Ankeny. grange and. the Sidney-
Talbot Farmers union
Grange Calls Meeting r
To Hear All Candidates
At MWA Hall, SUverton
SILVERTON, May 2-i-Tba Sil
verton grange wiU sponsor a pub
lic meeting Friday night, May S,
at 8 o'clock at the M. W. A. hall
when all city and county candi
datea for office will be InTited to
attend,
Contrary toeports given out
locally at. SllTerton, the Sllrerton
chamber of commerce Is not as
sisting in sponsoring the meeting.
Th a. chamber, according to offi
cials. Is a non-political body and
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will not Stako! part as (inch In any
political meetings. 0"icers or
members" of he chaniber. It was
explained, may take jpart as in
dividuals In amy such, ineetlng batf
cannot do soj under the sponsor
ship of tW organizAtlpn.
Rirthdav Surprise
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LYONS, May . Z iMrs. C. B.
Surry and Mrs. G. "F. Johnston,
accompanied 1 1 he W. R. Surry
familr ot Lebanon to Mill City
Thursday, Ajril 30, fwhere they
surprise Mrs. Ella Brry, In hon
or of her birthday. The guests
had a lufhchetm prepared and ar
rived in time for a dinner at
noon. ' i F
North Santiam Matron
Has .Fall at Niagara
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NORTH SANTIAM, May 2
Mrs. J. W. Bethel, who while at
Niagara Sunday, fell on the
rocks and received a head in
Jury, is reported as getting along
nicely."
; Little John Compton of Mc
Minnville is staying at the home
of his grandmother, Mrs. M. V.
Phillips.
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Mrs. Lough Passes
ALBANY Mrs. Mary Jane
Lbugh, 76, wife of N. W. Lough of
Cirabtree, died at the family home
Thursday evening at 6 o'clock.
Fpneral serrices will be held Mon
day afternoon. May 4, at 2 o'clock
ftom the Mennonite church in Al
bany., Burial will be in Palestine
cemetery. Mrs. Lough had been in
poor health for a long time,
j Born in Franklin, West Virgin
ia, on September 15, 1859. Mrs.
Lough spent the early years of her
life in that state. On March 9.
1:385 she was married to N. W.
Lough. In 1903 she and her hus
band came to Washington and
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Thomas of Portland and Clifford
Thomas of Ashland, returned
Thursday to their respective
homes after being guest for sev
eral days at the home of their
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. S. M. EndicotL Their
deceased parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. O. Thomas, came to Turner in
their "early married life and their
children grew up in the old town.
Mr. Thomas was. the first post
master, also after the first South
ern Pacific agent resigned his
position after six months, he se
cured the place, holding the, of
fice for orer 40 years.
Farmer Union Plans
Ladies9 Night Meeting
MT. ANGEL. May 2 A meet
ing of the Farmers' union will be
held in the creamery hall Mon
day evening, May 4. It will be
ladies' night and the wife of every
member is extended, a special in
vitation to be present. A program
of Interest to all has been arrang
ed. A highway safety motion
picture and an entertaining fea
ture will be shown. 7
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