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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salenj; OTejon, Saturday Morninsf, November 21, 1935 ! Jefferson to; Entertain Rb District tiion PAGE TEH wekah -. ', ; K - - .' I !.,- Monday Conveiii : First Session Open 1P.M. Address by State President ' ; To Feature Evening . . i (fathering JEFFERSON, Nor. "20. The 80th annual Rebekah convention of district No. C will be held In Jefferson Monday, November 23, in the lodge rooms of the Odd Fellows hall, with Keithel Smith of , Mt. Jefferson Rebekah. lodge Nb. 78, as chairman. The conven ' tion convenes at 1 o'clock Monday afternoon- j Following, is the 'program: Op ening ceremony, ML' Jefferson No. 78; seating convention officers, 34: in trod action of Alpha, No. elective and I past elective officers of grand lodge and Rebekah as sembly ; 1 address of welcome. Grace Thurston; . response. Pearl No. 47; appointment of commit tees; roll call and reports of lodges; exemplification of ballot ing, Grace No. 23-6; paper "Mis sion of oar ( degree," Purity .No. ; 130; draping the charter; Maple No. 171; paper, "Duties of Dele gates to Assembly," Starlight No. 215; examining a member un familiar in the work. Rachel No. 9y questions! answered, by Estel la N. Weed,! president of the Re bekah .Assembly of Oregon. Busi ness meeting with election of of ficers'.: - .. Dinner will be served at 5:30 In the dining room. " Night Session, Too The evening session begins at 7 o'clock. Reports of committees will be followed by an address by Estella N. Weed, president. Conferring the degree, Beulah No 35; good and welfare; seating of convention officers-rafter which the closing number will be given by Mt. Jefferson Rebekah. No. 78. The Woman's Missionary so ciety , of i the! Evangelical church will present its annual thank of fering program at the church Sun day night at 7:30 o'clock. The program will include vocal solos; readings; exercise by the Mission band; dialogue, "Shall Sue Have a Chance;" thank offering mes sage by Rev; Charles Fogg; song, . "Call For Reapers," offering, and benediction.! Cooks School Success The cooking school held in the school gymnasium Tuesday and Wednesday j afternoons " proved most Interesting to women- who attended. Mrs. L. A. Humphrey was in charge, and all cakes, pies and other baked foods made by her daring these two afternoons were given to the school and were old by; the) students; the pro ceeds to go toward purchasing a radio for the school. About , $13 was realized! from the food sales Mrs. Nettle j Reeves was winner of .the 49-pound sack of flour given to the woman having tbe largest number of visitors pres ent at the; school Wednesday af- ternoon. Various other smaller prizes were given for door prizes. Preaching! mission service Slated at the Christian church Friday and will be held Saturday and Sunday at 7:30 p. m.. also an afternoon meeting Sunday. Rev. Holly Jarvia is the minister In charge, and Mr. Willard of Eu gene will be- the song leader. Sub jects for th sermons will be "The Coming Revival," "Let My People Go. "Infuriated Religion," and I Am Not Ashamed." Father Alcuin Is Host for Singers Mt. AngelJ Nov. 20 Rev: Fa ther Alcuin was host to the mem bers of the St. Mary chair at the annual St. Cecelia's banquet 'Wed nesday at 6:30 p. m. in St. Mary's dining ball, j Speeches wiere made by the Rev. Father Alcuin. Placidus and 11 dephonse and by Alexander Schar back director; of the choir. After the dinner the evening was spent In visiting and singing. ! Present were: Rev. Father Al cuin, Rev. Father Placidus, Rev. "Father Ildephonse. Andrew Sch midt, John Stecklein. Jos. Foltz, Henry Humpert. Wilbert Aman, Walter Smith. Raymond Rothen fluch, William Beyer, Adrian May; Alexander, Schabach, Mrs. Otto " Oswalds Mrs. Alexander Scharbacb. Miss Ells Unger, Miss Helen Keber, Miss Pauline Saal fleld. Miss Grace Smith. Miss Dor othy Keber, Miss Gertrude JVtrt- Bik. Miss Terea Flcker. Miss Clara Keber, Miss Dorothy Sch wab. Miss Anna Erwert. Miss Mil dred Zollner j Henrietta Saalfleld. Miss Anna Klfnger and Rigler. Miss Olive Miss Ursula Keber. Constance Scene of Colirs' Home Is Margold Dinner y INDEPENDENCE. Nov. 20. The Marjtold "I" club enjoyed a dinner Thursday night at the home of Constance Cohrs. Wayne 'Henderson was chairman of the refreshment - commkteo w 1 1 b Pauline Ka?es and - Constance Cohrs assisting him; and Robert Raesdale. with Evelyn Youngen and Mildred Howard planned the entertainment. Guests of the club for dinner were Miss Edith Bear and Mr. and Mrs- Paul E Rob inson. Toshiko Inouye Is c I n b president, j Commission Appointed For New Athletic Field SILVERTON, Nov. 2 0 Mayor E. W. Carver appointed the com mission fori the athletic field at Silverton, making the appoint ment Thursday afternoon. The commission will include W. L. Mc Glnnls of the city council and Guy Delay.! E. J. -McCall. L. C. Eastman: and J. II. MeCullouga. Triplets Honored Guests at Birthday Party! r (3 "Some fun, eh, kids!" That might have been the comment of these frisky bright-eyed itripleta had j they been able to discuss the; situation." But it is j quite obvious that the Caire brothers Ronald, Ray mond and Richard, five-month-old triplets born to Mission Society j i To Give Bazaar : :. t ' j ....I..-' Airs. C. E. 3Iason Hostess For Dessert Luncheon And Bridge Play MILL CITY, Nov. 20. ! The missionary society of tbe First Presbyeterian church met Wed nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. W. Allen. Mrs. C. C. Port land had charge of the meeting and gave an interesting talk on "Siam." Miss Belle Faust gave a vocal solo, Mrs. L. K. Dike a read ing and a paper by Mrs. Lee Mor ris. , ' i , It was decided to hold a bazaar December 11 and the following chairmen were appointed: Mrs. F. Gumes, lunch; Mrs. Lee Mor ris, candy; Mrs. C. C. ; Porter, fancy work; Mrs. H. Schroeder, aprons; and Mrs. H. Baltimore, miscellaneous booth. A delicious lunch was served by the hostess, Mrs: Allen. j Mr. and Mrs. Oral Williams are the parents of a son, Darrell Oral, born in the Stayton. hospital Sat urday. - Mrs. C. E. Mason entertained with a dessert luncheon at her home Wednesday afternoon. The afternoon was spent playing con tract with Mrs. Ai Holthouse win ning first and Mrs. R. L. Faust second. . '!' "";.!'! 4-H Club Elects The eighth grade 4-H sewing club recently elected these offic ers: Frances Osborne, president; Margaret Carter, vice president; Ruby Wishon, secretary. Otjber members of the club are Haznl Gouge, Agnes Noblin, Dorothy Dean Mason, Betty Daly, Velma Syverson. Frances Stone. Velma Fink, Verna Caraway and Ruby Downing. The regular meeting of Santlam Rebekah lodge was held in I. O. O. F. hall Wednesday with a good attendance. A social time with cards was had after which a lunch was served by Mrs. Clara Ellsworth. Mrs. W. H. Davis and Mrs. Nellie Wachter. Honor Play Cast At Special Dinner Mt. Angel, Nov. 20 A dinner was given at the "Henry Zollner home Thursday night for all those who helped with the play "Re becca's Triumph" given i recently by the local Catholic Daughters of America. ! . I j j j Covers were placed for the fol-i lowing: Miss Helen Keberi Mrs. J. A.iKelser, Mrs. R. O. Appleby. Miss Elizabeth Unger, Mr-. Loais Schwab. Mrs. Helen Berchtolld, Miss Anna Erwert, Mrs. Henry Zollner. Mrs. Paul Schwab. Mrs. Otto Oswald. Miss; HIl t Eberle rs. lo scnwab.i Miss j Dorothy Keber, Mrs. L. A.! LeDorax, Rev Father Alcuin. Ret. Father Plac-j idus. Miss Theresa Dehler and Ot to Oswald. ' ,.).. ; j j Bridge was played after the din- ner. . Swear in gen Is Arrested On Non-Support Charge; ; Bail Is Placed at!$1000 : i SILERTON. Nov. 20. L- Law rence Swearingen was picked ap at Silverton late Thursday night by Constable S. A. Pitney on I a non-support charge. He was want ed by Sheriff Hooker of Polk county. Swearingen had : a room here at Curly Palmers and was cutting wood in the country. His bail wai placed at $100. . j MUM .n 0 Farmers' Union News f Liberty, Nov. 2 0 Liberty Farmers' union local was organ ized at a meeting at the hall last Thursday evening. S. B. Holt was present to assist. Officers elected and Installed are; John Dasch, president; Harold Lane, vice pres ident; Roy Farrland, secretary. Forty members are signed np. i It was decided to hold meet ing on the third Tuesday of every month, the next being on Decem ber 14 at 8 p. m. Aurora Oianizes Many 4-H Groups Sewing and Cooking Clubs. Have Two Divisions; 3 Boys' Units AURORA, Nov.: 20. A num ber of 4-H clubs have been or ganized in the Aurora schooL The boys recently formed a camp cook ing club, a calf club and a forstry club under the leadership of Prin cipal Lloyd Girod- Leader for the girls' cooking and sewing clubs is Miss Maria McKInnis. Officers of the boys' clubs aje: Camp cooking, president, Walter Colvin; vice president,- Ronald Mohring; secretary. Lei and Arm strong. Calf club, president, Billy Mlley; vice president. Bob Hunt; secretary. Robert Richter. For estry, president, Dan Fliesch hauer; vice . president, Lowell Sayre; secretary, Phaen Sayre. . Harding Visits School j Late Tuesday afternoon mem bers of the seventh and .eighth grade 4-H clubs entertained at a party, with Wayne Harding, coun ty 4-H club leader, as special guest. j In the sewing clubs the officers ejected for club No. 1 , were: President, Rosetta DyFoon; vice president, Gloria Miley; secretary, Mildred Yarne. Club No. 2 were: President, Rosalie Ann Calef; vice president, Orpha Hauffman; secretary, Bernice DyFoon. Cook ing clubs' officers, club No. 1 are: President, Mabel Hauffman; vice president, Evelyn Oliver; sec retary, Harriet Colvin. Club No. 2i President, Jean Snyder; vice president, Mary Wisdom; secre tary. Verna Keil. i . There is a period set aside every Friday afternoon in which the var ious clubs meet. Rebekah Dinner Attended by 85 DALLAS, Nov. 20. The mem bers of the Almira Rebekah lodge gathered at their lodge rooms Tuesday' evening for a covered dish dinner. The. long table was centered with an attractive basket of fruit flanked by red candles. Mss. Charles Gregory's birthday was celebrated. There ; was over 85 present for the dinner. At the conclusion of the dinner a regular lodge meeting was held. The committee in charge for fhe evening Included Mrs. G. O.' But ler, Mrs. Cecil Brown, Mrs. T. B Hooker, Frank Coad and Tracy Staats. Return to ! Idaho SCOTTS MILLS. Nov. 20. The C. F. Nicks family, who moved to Scotts Mills several months ago from Emmet t. Idaho, decided to move back to Em met t, after spending a few weeks in their old home this fall. c Wu u if a 17-year-old mother were haying the time of their young lives fthen they attended a birthday party given by Maryanne Gaudet of SomerviUe. Mass., right, when she celebrated her first natal anniversary. II j I'-H-. Golden Wedding Celebration Held Joseph Mof f enbeiers Take Marriage Yows Again . At Mt. Angel . f . - Mt. Ansrel. Nov.' 2 0 Mr. and Mrs. Josenh Moffenbeier celebrat ed their golden I wedding anniver sary here at St. Mary's Catholic church, this morning at 8:15 -o'clock. Rev. Valentine Moffenbeir- er.l youngest son . of the couple, officiated at the solemn, nuptial high mass at which his parents renewed their marrriage vows oi 50 years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Moffenbeier were married in EuroDe in 1886. came to the United States In 1892. set tling at Aberdeen, S. D. and com ing to Mt. Angel in 1907. I Have 34 Grandchildren They hare six living children: Mrs. Phllln Lutz of Mt. Angel: Joseph Moffenbeier, Jr.. Milwauk' ie; Mrs. .Andrew Nicholas.' Aoer deen, S. D.; Mrs. John Dresdher, Hfftnitor- Clarence Moffenbeier. Salem: and Rev. Valentine Mof fenbeier. pastor of the Holy Fam ily parish in Portland. There are 34; grandchildren ana live great rr&ndrhildren. Sunday noon a dinnner will be given .at the school dining room tn honor the occasion. Besides rel atives, many friends will take part In the celebration. , i. , - Dayton Chamber To Give Program GRAND ISLAND. Nov. 20- The Improvement club will hold its regular business meeting at the schoolhouse Saturday night. The Daytonchanrber of commerce will present a varied program of music, characterization and brief talks. i I Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Crawford moved their household' effects Wednesday into the House form erly occupied by the Frank San derson family. The last meeting of the Grand island extension unit was held Wednesdav a tthe schoolhouse. mIbb Blanche Eichworth. county borne demonstration agent, pre sented the second in a series oi color harmony as applied in the home. Due to the fact that the rer ular meeting date of the Mother's Circle club comes the Wednesday before Thanksgiving, the e 1 a b will not linlA another business session until ' Wednesday after noon, December 9, when it will meet at the hone of Mrs. George Guild of Church . Planning Bazaar HUBBARD, Nov. 20. The Wo men's Gaild of the Federated church will hold a big bazaar In the Hubbard city hall Friday night, December 11. Several dif ferent booths will ' be arranged at which they will nave for sale candy, cake, Ice cream, fancy work, ; aprons and m any other articles, both for adults and chil dren. A sunbonnet baby quilt will be auctioned. ij The program will consist of vocal and Instrumental music and readings. The Hubbard orchestra will give several numbers during the program. I! The committee In charge is Mrs R. T. Foster,! Mrs. H. L. Carl and, Mrs. George Lerrier. 1 msx i Acliievement i Event Is Set Annual 4-II dub Program For Polk County to v . , i -- -1 . - i : r ,. . . : ' '- Be December 5 '- - DALLAS, Nov. 20. Polk county's second annual 4-H club achievement day will be held on Saturday, December B, In the Ma jestic theatre here at 1: SO p. m. Four-H club members who nave finished their years work will' be admitted free i to the theatre, as the program which la being plan ned has been made up especially for them. If embers whose reports have not been completed will not be admitted free. f r v The Dallas city bank I award- lag third and fifth year pins to club members earning them and first year pins are being supplied through the office of - the state superintendent ot public instruc tion. Cards Indicating the comple tion of the in between years will also be" given, out. " ; ( The free moving picture show la made possible through the Dallas Kiwanis dab which organization is also giving several silver cuPs to outstanding club members in this county, i : ....... . I All 4-H club leaders and club ihembers are urged to attend this event, according to W. C. Leth, Polk county agent, and Josiah WiU. county school superintend ent who are planning the entire affair. According ;to these men, many 4-H club members records are not yet completed for the past year but there is still time to get the reports In if It is done im mediately. ; Past Matrons of Star Make Flans for Party ! Slated for December 16 WOODBURN. Nov. S 0 The Eegular meeting of Past Matron's lub of Evergreen chapter, Oredr of the Eastern Stars was held at the Masonic temple Wednesday night. Miss; Elf a Lytle presided. Supper which past matrons will There's ro You Who nave rjictures Conforming to Requirements Listed Below, The Statesman Cill Pa - - - - Est - 2nd Srd ! . - ' ' 1 . . Th e ::--iii:i::;?:;:pi:::::--:::: Illness Fatal: Fay Webb, former wife of Rudy Vallee, who died Wednesday night of ' complications which followed ; a major operation. Plans were made for the annual serve to the chapter members on December 14. Mrs. Lillian Bltney, Mrs. "Florence ' Butterf ield ; and Mrs. Eleanor Vickers were ap pointed to solicit food for the sup per with Mrs. Gertrude Beach, Mrs. Martha Reiling, Miss Gladys Adams and Miss Ella Lytle to take charge ot the kitchen. . ! Plans were made for the an nual Christmas party j which will be held in the Masonic parlors December 16 with s Christmas tree and an exchannge ot gifts, re freshments and a program. Com mittees appointed for" this event arer Program, Mrs. Nellie Mutr, and Mrs. Maude Mochel; decora tions, Mrs. Ada Settlemeir and Mrs. Delia Overton; hostess com mittee. Mrs. Carolyn Eveldenn, Mrs. Mabel Settlemeir and Mrs. Maude Scott. Cash In Your Photo - - They Must be Illustrative of: 1936 Construction Work Salem Beauty Spots Y New Salem Homes V Salem Gardens: Farm Scenes - The Prints - preferably in Glossy Finish - should be mailed to Editor, Annual Edition, care Statesman. - Attach a Caption mch picture with address. J ..... . .. I i. '.. ..' ! . SELECTIONS Or eg on, Statesman Neighboring Club Groups Are Feted I : snawiw ' - """" " Guest j)ay, Book Week Are " " Also ; Observed at ' . . Jndependerice.S'x.-..; INDEPENDENCE, - Nov. 20. Three annual events were observ ed at the Woman's club meeting at the tlubj house -Tuesday after noon; f'NeJghborlng Club Day," 'Good Book Week" and Guest Day." Neighboring clubs repre sented Were the Monmouth Civic club, Rlckreall Ladles'. Aid. Inde-, pendente Rural Woman's. ciuD, Buena Vista woman's club and the alley Vierw club from Suver. i jprogram Is Varied ,- V Main features of the program were a Storyj byXMrs. Crosby Davis, songs by H Amsberry accompan ied by. Mrs. Amsberry; talk on vis it to Chicago art exhibit of Van Gogh'si work by Miss Dora Hendy who also sang two negro selec tions; areview of "Gone With the Wind"! by Miss Alice Darling; re marks jby -Mrs. James H. Hart on the local library display of latest children's books and old favorites. Committee reports were given "by Mrs. C.iO. Sloper, Mrs. T. D. PomerOy, Mrs. Hart, Mrs. H. N. Mattlson, Mrs. H. G. Hansen, Mrs M. J. Butler and Mrs. S. B. Walk er. Mrs. CjD. Calbreath is presi dent of the Independence club. ., Tea was served the guests from lovely lace icovered tables, center ed with frlt. The hostesses were: Mrs. Irla D. Mix, Mrs. H. G, Han sen, Mrs. 6. D. Butler, Mrs. Cleve Robinson and Mrs. George: Ruef. The jnext meeting will be held the first of December with the entire i program by McMinnviHe college . j : . Fishing Said Fine . i ; - - BRTSH ! CREEK. Nov. 20 Fishing along the Woods country is reported to have been excep tionally good during . the past week. Alfred Jensen, Oscar Sat- ern and Melvin Torresdahl re- turnedjThqrsday each with a good catch, j ' i i (Description) to WILL BE MADE SHORTLY AFTER TiFr tct j All Independence High Classes to . ' Present Dramas TvnwPirvnEXCE. ' Nor." 20. ; The three one-act plays given an- nually-by the Indepenaenco t school students, will be presented j Thursday night,. December 3, la the I.H.S. rymn!um at 'cloc ' Miss Glenna Hiltibrand, English Instructor, is directing the senior ', and freshman-sophomore plays . and Miss Helen West, home eco-: nomics Instructor, is directing th Junior- play, .o "' The play and tbe casts follow: Senior play: "Who Gets the Car Tonight,"-cast, Virgil Keller as Mr. Jones; Hazel Weddle, Mrs. Jones; Delores Madsen, Mary Jones; Billy Campbell, Paul Jonea and Kenneth Birch. Jack Smith." Junior play: "Fur and Warmer,"; the cast, Mavis De Coster as Mrs. Farraday; Ella Berry, G retch en; ; Marr Marie Williams, Willefred; Beth Purvine, Daisy; Buddy Hub bard, Bill; Delbert Taylor, Dentr and Glen Burch, LPeter, The freshman-sophomore " play is "Ouch! My porn." the cast, Maxlne Williams, Marian Rarrow; - Allen Ragsdale, warren Kicn; ti ton Rogers, Earl Myder; Barbara Ruef, Hazel; Josephine Benard, Agnesh Hippie; Roseanna Alex ander, Nadene; Donald Wells, Ar thur; Mildred Hassler, Rath: Harry Wiiliquette, Fred and Bill Bill Berry, Mr. Hadden. - Rebekahs at Woodhurn Elect New Officers and . Plan Christmas Activity . WOODBURN Nov. 20. Semi annual ' election of officers was h e 1 d by Home Rebekah lodge Tuesday -night. Mrs. Joyce Engle was elected Noble Grand; Mies Opal Hasenyager.fvice grand; Mrs.. Edith Frant?, secretary; Miss Ma bel Jackson, financial secretary; and Mrs. Mytrle Hall, treausrer. Appointive officers wl be an nounced later. The annual Christmas program for members and their families will be held December 22. After, the business meeting refreshments were served by ;the men and a social hour followed.' - Album! ...... i c FOR EACH PRINT ACCEPTED t r".w;wmigi.iiiW..ll
