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The 'OREGON STATESMAN, Salca, Oregon, Thursday Morning, May 7, 1936
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Legion's Program
Honors Mothers
Gold Star Wearer Guests
. at Joint Event; Plan
Poppy Day . .
MT. ANGEL.-May .-A - pro
gram In Anticipation' of Mother's
Day. was given for the gold star
' mothers of this community in the
city , hall Tuesday erening by the
Mt. Angel Legion and auxiliary
. in connection wfth their meetings.
A joint session of the two organ
izations was held Inches Post's
meeting room . and this program
given: Talk on the Welfare of
.Mothers by Miss Georgia Webb;
Johnny Sehmoker, action song by
Eugene Hettwer, . . Jeno Bean,
Ralph Oswald and Robert Gries
enauer; Essay on Poland by Fran
els Meidle; song, by Eaton Deh
ler Gregush; recitation by Mau-
, reen Wellman; song by I Norma
' Jean Oswald ; talk on Gold Star
Mothers by Rev. Placidue Fuerst;
and -"TheLast Smile," piano solo
by Rer. Placidus Fuerst. ;
Gold Star Mothers - who ' were
honor guests included Mrs. Eliza
beth Keller-Annen, Mrs. Lena
Unger, Mrs.- Mary Klein. Mrs.
Claude Norton, Mrs. Frank Miedl
and Mrs. Anna Schneider. j
Following the program separate
business meetings were held aft
. er . which they Joined once more
for lunch and entertainment. Paul
Stretcher of Mt Angel college gave
a stirring speech on "Speed on the
Highway," Charles Johnson, Wil
liam Bliven and Joe Prange. all
- of Salem, followed with i short,
humorous talks. j
The poppy sale will be conduct
ed here during the weeklof May
18 to 23, poppy day being Satur
day, May 23. j .
- Mrs. Melvln Mucklestone of
Chicago, national auxiliary presi
dent, will be in Portland May
29 and as many as possible of the
local auxiliary members are urged
to ' attend the entertainment in
her honor. i
Winners For Semi-Final
Spelling, Declamation
Contests Are Announced
AMITY, May 6.The semi-final
county spelling contest for schools
la this vicinity, was held in the
Christian church Tuesday after
noon. T winners were .Maxine
Hartman. Hopewell,; eighth grade;
Violet McKee.. Amity, seventh
grade; Bruce Williams, BriedwelL.
sixth grade; Eunice Ogilvie. Hope
well, fifth grade; Betty Jean Alli
aem. Amity, fourth grade.) The fi
nal county contest will be held In
McMinnville Saturday, May 9.
In the semi-final county declam
atory contest. Amity' winners in
the humorous division were Lor-1
,ene Allison, Mary Thomas, Marclle
Osbjrne and Kathryn Reed. Hope
well and Fairview schools won in;
the serious division. Amity had no
contestants in that section.
Apartment Ready Soon j
MONMOUTH. May 6 Work is
progressing rapidly on the apart-i
ment dwelling being erected for
Mrs. Sadie Smith. W. L. Mason is
chief workman. From presentIn-l
dlcatlons the building will be
completed before the : summer:
school session starts. : !
MAY
Be Siire and Attend the
i WOMEN'S CLUB 460 N. Cottage St i
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But remember; the conference starts at 2 p.m. promptly.
Be on time. You won't want to miss any of the talks and dis
cussions. Every minute 'will be interesting. You will be" glad
you came. : .. j j
If you are unable to attend an entire session, hear one talk
at one session and another tal k at the next. Come in any time,
for there will always be some thing going on. I " ; '
Our Home Economist
MISS JEAN swigart
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- mins, mineral salts and flavors.
1:45 p. m. on Roasting Meats by the low temper
ature method as; recommended by the : Na-
tional Meat Board. I
1:10 p. m. on Cake Baking With, special refer
. . ence to baking four layers at once and to
baking fruit cakes and plum puddings, i !
3:43 p-m. on Improving Meat Textnre by modern
broiling broiling both sides- of meat at once
broiling fruits,? vegetables, liver, etc i
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Aumsville Miss Loraine f U
Renn, who. was united la marri
age to George Blackshlp, in Sa
lem. Sunday afternoon, at I the
First Christian church, has resid
ed in this community for several
yearsw
i The - wedding occurred at. 3
o'clock with the Rev.. Guy Drill
heading the - Impressive service.
The bride, was accompanied i by
her slsterTMIss Beverley U'Renn
and was given in marriage by
her father, t Rev. P. Crowle
URenn. The groom was accom
panied, by Mr. Herrald of Salem.
i The , bride .'was becomingly
gowned in white silk net ! Fol
lowing the marriage service, a re
ception was held in the, : church
parlors, which were charmingly
decorated with bouquets of spring
flowers with a large wedding cake
as a- table centerpiece. Attend
ing the wedding service, from
Aumsville were Mrs.. C. F. Hein
and Mrs. Johanna Brown, i The
young couple left for Port Or
chard, Wash., where he Is I em
ployed. ' ; !
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sionary society of the Christian
church held its May meeting in
the church parlor Friday after
noon with Mrs. M. A,' Hatchings
and Mrs, Robert Terhune as j joint
hostess. The vice-president,! Mrs.
Charles Hart presided. Mrs. Sallie
Tandy was in charge of the pro
gram and also conducted the de
votional period, j:
i The subject for the study period
was, "Liberty Loving Paraguay."
Talks and readings were given by
Mrs. Lee Wells. Miss Lou Miller,
Mrs. - Erenst Powell and j Mrs.
Charles Hart. A solo was given by
Mrs. Merlin Hill. j
Guests for the afternoon! were
Mrs. John Calavan, Mrs. Barry
Marcum, Mi s. Davis and Mrs. Rob
inson. ;
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Scio Scio Pythian Sister$, Le
odas lodge, exemplified the ritual
of draping the charter at the dis
trict convention of the order at
Albany Tuesday night. Albany,
Eugene, Lebanon, Salem, Silver
ton and Scio were represented at
the meeting; Mrs. Eunice Bartu
is most excellent chief of the
Scio chapter. Mrs. Vivian Bilveu
of Scio is a past grand protector.
Middle Grove -r- The Ametie
Woman's club met Tuesday with
Mrs. Florence Jeweti with 12
members and one visitor present.
A Mother's day program was di
rected by the president, Mrs. Vera
Bassett and dainty corsages were
presented to each one present by
Donald : Bassett. Mrs. Jewett was
assisted In serving by Mrs. iVerna
McMahill.
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Salem Heights Mrs. Jesse C.
Campbell and Mrs.. Tom Galloway
have as their house guest, their
sister, JJrs. Josephine Stewart,1 of
Seattle. ..
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Election of officers is scheduled
at the special jcall meeting' of the
Order of Rainbow for Girls to
night in the' Masonic temple at
7:30 p. m.
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The concert scheduled in Will
son park by the high school band
this week has been postponed un
til warmer weather prevails, prob
ably next week. f :
7 and 8 2:00 to 4:30 p.m.
tome ana tsrtng a f riend
STREET
ews
Kingwood Dainty refresh-
menu and a MjotherV day. pro
gram entertained ' . members , jand
guests of the Laurel Social Hour
club Tuesday - afternoon ' at! the
home of Mrs. Glenn L. Adams.
Guests responded to words of wel
come by the eluh president, Mrs.
. W. Emmett, with tributes: to
their owb mother ; Mrs. J. M j Six
offered prayer; Mrs. L A. Cher
rington and Mrs C. A. Guderian
eulogized "Mother", tn gToups of
voeal number.- with Mrs. E. A.
Sharp and Miss Doris Hamby as
accompanists; Mrs. 1 0. E. HOgue
and Miss Betty Krehs contributed
piano numbers and readings were
given by Mrs. Eugene Krebs, Mrs.
R. B. McClendon and Mrs. G. E
Vosburgh. j J
Flowers were 'presented to
the
oldest mother, Mrs.: Edwin Brock,
83, to the youngest; mother, Mrs.
L. E. Hoxie, and; to the mother of
the largest number of children
(12), Mrs. W. D. Phillips.
Jefferson Mrs. J. R. Colgan
entertained relatives and friends
at her home oa Second street
Sunday afternoofa in honor of her
daughter, Barbara, j whose 14 th
birthday anniversary , was May-; 4.
Present were Mr.iand Mm. T. W.'Bea
m'ub, Mr. and Mm L. M. Beamish and
Tommy, Mr. and Mrg. H. B. Murray and
if yrt and Mars. Mr., and Mm. T. II.
Mankert and Trddf, Mr. and Mrr. A. J.
Sanaari, and Miltore Carry, alt of Salem :
Beatrice Hopkina o Portland; Mm. E.
MeReynoldt . and Jtn, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Given and Bobby of Albany, Ileni
Wickersham. Marjorie Weddle. Marjorie
Norton. Betty Bruce, Dorothy Middleton.
Donna Jane PoweH, Jean. Menff. Keota
and Theone scbafer, Tfcelma and Alden
Sheffield. Marjorie j Fontaine. Sara Mar
garet Hatching, Mr$ and Mrs. J. A. Col
Kan. Mr. and Mr. J. H. Colfaft and
daughter Barbara, j
FarmcrslHoliday
Chief Dies at
70
EXCELSIOR! SPRINGS,
May 6.-P)-Mo Reno, 70,
fighting farm Organizer of
Mo.,
hard
the
middle west, died here yesterday
of a heart attack which followed a
lengthy illness.! j
The body off the' militant
agri-
cultural leader; who led an ambi
tious. "farm revolt" against! mar
ket prices andiland foreclosures
in 1933, was taken to Des Moines,
la., by his widow, r j
Reno, president of the National
Farmers' Holiday association,
came here March 7 to recuperate
from an illness;. His condition be
came worse a few days ago.;
The tall, gaunt advocate
of a
"direct action'" farm program for
sook a career in the ministry to
wage war against the agricultur
al policies of several national ad'
minisirauons.
Zielinskt in Hospital
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HAZEL GREEN, May 6-i-Law-rence
Zielinski, son of Joseph
Zielinskl, who! was operated on at
the Deaconess hospital for appen
dicitis, is" reported to he j doing
nicely considering complications.
The appendix had : broken and an
abscess had formed on the pelvic
bone. j
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Last Rites Held
For D. ; Watlrins
JrTERSON. Var i Vuneral
services for Dennis Watkins, f 1,
who died st the home of his son.
Welter Watkins, three miles east
of , Jefferson. Mav 1 - tra . hld
from the Tisher-Braden r funeral
home in I Albany Monday After
noon, t
Rev. Georce W. Simonl of Le
banon conducted the service. Pall
bears were 8. H. Ooln, SL E. Bee
hale, Guy Johnston, Tim Kelly,
Wilbur Punk snd M. 0. Arnold.
Interment, was in the Jefferson
cemetery.. ; ; -.-',.' .
Mr. Watkins was born In Dade
county, Ga., April 20, 1845, and
wnen ne was four years -old went
to Iowa with his parents; In. 1879
he came to Oregon. He was mar
ried to Jemima Burch, April 4,
18 99, and to this union three chil
dren were born. Snrvivinr ri t h
children, Mrs. Minnie Banks, Mrs.
Astoria Weddle and Walter D.
Watkins, i all of Jefferson ; also
one sister, Mrs. Hannah Smith of
Barlow. Ore.: one rranririAn ehtr
Mrs. Vera Arnold. '
1 Meet at Stitts
LIBERTY, May 6. Midweek
services of the local church or
ganization -were held. Wednesday
at 8 o. ml at the n n uttt imm
Jesse Johnson conducted the
meeting, j ;
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Elects Ursula Keber as :
. President For New Year
MT. AKOKlf, May 1. Miss Ur
sula Keber was ; elected president
of the Young Ladles Sodality at
the meeting at St. Mary's school
Monday night. 4 Other officers
chosen for the coming year are:
Vice-president. Miss Anna Dier
ickx; secretary.! Miss Marie Er
wert; treasurer,; Miss Margaret
Welton. , ;-S-.'; i':- ' i;
' The - off leers ,wiH he Installed
and the new members formally
received Into the sodality Sunday,
May 10, The social reception consisting-of
a banquet followed by
dancing, will be held at St. Mary's
school th following evening, May
11. A resolution was passed to
continue the social evenings
throughout the summer months.
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Church Services; Aid
In
Serving Club Feed
SILVifiTRTON, May 6 The
Girls Reserves of the Junior and
senior high school attended 'the
Christian church in a body Sun
day. Ret. Frank Zook gave a
special sermon in honor of the
Sirls. !., j
Monday night the Girl Reserves
assisted 1 the American Legion
Auixiliary in serving the Rotary
club banquet at Silverton.
1 Salem, Oregon, Sunday Morning, May 17, 193S !
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Arrests ! Inspired
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(rTHRepresentatlve I Mario n Ai
z.ioncnecK or wasmngton tonight
laughed off ! hisliecent troubles
with nollca dnrlnr hla : riorida.
bound honeymoon-from Washing-
ion ana onerea sipo to any met
ropolitan Miami: policeman- who
found him violating speed laws.
He expressed belief that friends
may have pat police up to arrest
ing him in Alexandria, Va., " and
Charlotte, N.!4!Cy i followinr his
marriage a week ago in Annapolis,
Md., to Rubye Louise Nix.
Smilingly, ! Zioncheck, who ar
rived here today, 'said be did not
want to be treated like a congress
man but like an average American
citizen and married man.
"My speeding j has been over
rated," he declared. "I want to
obey the law i like any other citl
xen and pay the penalty whenever
I violate it. regret to have caus
ed any one tiny Inconvenience."
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Will Receive Diplomas
MARQUAM, May 6. Seven stu
dents will be graduated from the
eighth grade f here this month.
They are Anna Hickman, Pauline
Turin, Lovena Semolke, Betty
Whitlock, Frances Whltlock, Otto
Davenport and Herman Goschie.
Charles Morley Honored.
At Dinner Party on Hit
M 60th Natal Anniversary
VICTOR POINT. M a y. A
group of relatives and friends met
at the home 7 of T Mr. and ; Mrs.
Charles Morley1 Sunday honoring
Mr. Morley on his 60th birthday.
A 1ot1j birthday dinner wa terred
U Ut. HorUj. Mr. and lira. A. T. Sav
ar. Mra. lua Horlcr, Loyd Korler,
Mr. Harr Carter. Mr. and Mra. Andrew
Fiaher, Mr. and Mra. J. O. Darbr and iam
Ur, Mr. and Mr. Boy A. Jonea. Mr. and
Mra. Theodora Fisher and Robert, Mr.
and Mra. Erie Fisher and family.' Mr.
mad Mra. .- Brrsa , McElhaaey and Wai
ter, Gladya Peterson, Mr. and Mr. Gres
orr Bobl and daurhters, Mr. and ' Mrs.
Eddie Robl sad Joyre, Mr. and V".
Frank Ecan, Rolph Efin, Mra. M; belle
TVrrr, Gene and Arleoe. Mr. and Mra.
Elmer Morley and son Lamar. Mr; and
Mra. Dolph Morley, Helen and . Irene.
Mill Emmaline Williams. Jamea M'il
liamt. Ben Brown, Elmer Peterson and
the hostess. Mra. Charles Morley.
Rain Has Been Benefit
To Crops Says Riches
Rain throughout the valley this
wee khas been of more benefit to
crops than harm, Harry . Riches
county agentr reported yesterday;
If the rain continued it would . do
harm to strawberries, he said,, but
the moderate downfall of recent
days has been helpful to these ber
ries. Spring grain was greatly
helped by the precipitation as was
flax. The latter received no spring
rains after planting - last year
which fact was primarily the cause
of the short crop in the 1935 sea
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Flock of Sheep
'" MIDDLE: GRpfE, 'May ' . ;
Dogs have again invaded the flock'
of sheep owned by W. H. Scharf,,
who; upon returning home from
town last week found four -ewes
and a lamb in the creek; one other,
lamb was torn so badly that It had
to be killed. - " I - " 1 ;
i, Mrs. Herman Wacken, sr., i has
received word of the death other
oldest sister, Mrs.j Bertha Krause,
at Ferndale, Wash., May 2. s
Miss Elverta MJnton of Salem,;
has been chosen to teach the up
per grades in the local school next
year, taking . the; place of Mrs.:
Veda, Miller who! has accepted a
position, teaching the fourth
grade in they West Salem schooL
Miss Minton taught in Linn county
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