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(The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, March 26, 1937
Monmouth Plans
Music Week Event
MONMOUTH. March 25 Plans
re in progress for observation
f National Music "week here,
"and with an organized orches
tra, women's chorus and band,
Monmouth has fundamental re
source material for such - parti
cipation,. The slogan cbosen is:
"Foster Local Musical Talent."
Committee members arrang
ing for music week Include Mrs.
F. E. Murdock and Mrs. J. S.
Lunders. representing the Civic
club; Mrs. James Gentle and Mrs.
V. L. Smith, the Social Hour
club; Mrs. F. E. Chambers, in
charge of combined Sunday night
church service; Miss Edith Clark
and Miss Helen Irwin, -local high
school teachers who will plan
high school night; Mrs. Murdock
Is in charge of "Original Compositions-
of Monmouth Compos
ers Night." These women met
at' the studio home of Mrs.. R.
D. Elliott this week to schedule
activities. J
It is hoped to have Mr. Tiiom
as H. Gentle speak one night on
high lights of opera.
Athletic Awards Given
Three Corvallis School -:
Girls; 7 Get -Emblems
CORVALiLIS, March 25 Three
Corvallis jilgh school girls were
recently awarded blue "C" let-
: ters and became members of the
Oregon Girls Athletic associa
tion after earning 100 points,
. Mary Stevenson, local . O. A. A.
adviser, announced yesterday.
Seven other girls were award
ed an emblem after they had
earned, a total of 50 points.
Those receiving the bine 'CV
were Ruth Banks. Audrey John
son and Esther Lathrop. Emblem
earners were Marjorie Alstaug,
Betty Anne Fox, Cleone Cooper.
Eertha Mae Dana, Florence Mae
iRcsholt, Dorothy Winters, and
Bertha Winston. ' .
30 Seniors to Receive
Diplomas at Aumsville;
' Class Largest on Record
AUMSVILLE, March 25. WUh
the enrollment thfs week of Syl
i Tester Kramer of South Dakota
in the senior class of the hieh
school, the number who will re
ceive diplomas for graduation In
June Increased to SO. This is the
largest class graduating from tTie
Aumsville school.
The Townsend club will meet
here Thursday at 8 p.m. at the
school dining room.
Recruiting Office Will
Be Opened for Corvallis
CORVALLIS. March 25 Ser
geant Joseph, in charge of the
Salem recruiting office, will visit
Tuesday, starting April 5. to con
duct a recruiting office in the
local postofice. building. Major
II. D. Bagnall. district recruit
ing officer in a Portland, an
nounced yesterday. This is the
first time there has been any
sort of permanent recruiting set
up in Corvallis.
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Men's Dress Shirts, real
Easter styles, light and
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$1.23 to $248
Newest Easter Ties for
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Credited with saving Madrid from the determined rebel attack head
ed by Gen. Francisco Franco, Gen. Jose Miaja, commander of the
Loyalist forces In the capital, stands out as one of the notable strate
gists of the conflict. In contrast to the showy brilliance of Franco,
Miaja depends on proven military tactics and massing of strength
rather than flashy maneuvers. Born In Oviedo In 1878, he attended
military academy and served In the artillery where he soon rose to
rank of major. Eighteen years of his service was spent in Morocco
where his exploits made him a legendary figure.
More Students Enroll at ,
State College, With 19
Per Cent Increase Now
CORVALLIS, March 25 Eighty-one
more students signed up
at the registrar's office on the
Oregon State campus yesterday
to bring the second day enroll
ment" total up to the 3261 mark
for a 19 per cent increase over
last year's spring! term enroll
ment. The two-to-one ratio between
men and women still remains as
there are now 2192 men and
1069 women compared to 1843
men and 896 co-eds registering
the same time last year.
Baptismal Services to
Be Feature of Sunrise
Worship at Url-uvale
UNIONVALE. March 2 5 At
the Evangelical church sunrise
Easter service there will be bap
tismal services and reception of
new members. Rev, F. E. Fisher,
the pastor, will preside.
Seventeen attended the all
day quilting of - the Unionvale
Evangelical Ladies 'Aid held at
the church Tuesday. Mrs. Harry
Ryan, Mrs. Ralph Timm, Mrs.
Ross Rogers, Kearney Stouten-
Young Women's Jigger
Coats, '
lined 1
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Young Women's Silk
Dresses, new fS aq
flare skirt yjltjO
Children's Dresses for
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pastel shades..; Otup
Ladies Silk
Hose, full
fashioned, !
new shades Li
59c
Men's Hose,
styles,
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real dress
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Ladies' Large
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46 to 56
$7.98
Ladies' Size. Dresses,
18 -to
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$7.98
Washable Crepe, 39 in.
fancy patterns, f f &
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burg and Owen Pierce, members
of the Hopewell United Brethren
church aid were guests.
Plan Easter Service
ZENA, March 25 Easter sun
rise services and breakfast are
to be held at historic Spring Val
ley church here Sunday morning.
$51 . Bp
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1.25 Peruna . . . i . . . .93c
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$1 Opeko Blalted MUk
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Linfield Prexy to
SpeakforP.-T.A.
t SILVERTON, March 25 "These
Queer Chinese are not aa Queer
as they Seem,"? will be the topic
of address by Dr. A. Anderson,
president of Linfield college, be
fore the Sllrerton Parent-Teachers'
association the night of April
1. Refreshments of Chinese nuts,
candles and tea will be serred by
12 high school girls In costumes.
The costumes are to be furnished
by Miss Olivia DeGulre, who has
collected them during her travels
In the Orient.
Special Invitations are being is
sued to all men's organizations
with Instructions to bring their
wives or feminine friends along.
' Music will be furnished by the
high school trio, the high school
chorus and the trumpet trio. .
Nearly lOOO Delegates
"Will Attend Endeavor
Convention April 15-18
CORVALLIS. March 25 Reg
istration and housing, problems
tor the state Christian Endeavor
convention scheduled for Corval
lis and the college April 15 to
18 were discussed by the local
planning committee with Walter
Meyers, state sceretary, In the
college memorial union yester
day. : Nearly 1000 delegates, from all
sections of the state will be ac
commodated by the committee
through facilities in Albany, and
Philomath combined with what
may be available In Corvallis.
Because Of the 20 per cent In
crease in college enrollment
there are not as many, housing
possibilities as there would oth
erwise be, A. L. KeeUey, chair
man, pointed out at the meet
ing yesterday.
Trinity Choir Planning
To Replace Pipe Organ
SILVERTON, March 25 Trin
ity choir has begun a fund to
replace their present pipe organ
which the church had Installed
"in 1922. Frances Nelson Is pres
ident of , the choir and Althea
Meyer Is secretary-treasurer.
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K half -ounce under one pound, this little baby was born to Mrs. Max Post
it the Park East Hospital hi New York City. The relative size of the
rye-dropper, with which she's fed, and the baby's head will give an idea
of how tiny she is. Her father is a WPA worker.
Kitchen Shower Given
Airs. Robert Morgan at
Miller Home, 'Santiam
NORTH SANTIAM, March 25
A kitchen shower was held Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ro
berta Miller, for Mrs. Robert Mor
gan, who recently lost most of her
household goods by fire.
The Women's club met Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Leona
Miller. The next meeting will be
on April 1 at the home of Mrs.
Effie Angel.
Traffic Fines Are Given
Three Men at Silverton
SILVERTON, March 25 Sen
tenced - by Judge Alt O. Nelson
Wednesday were Clark Cooke,
1 5 and costs, on charge of driv-
years younger
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Jacob Halsey, 10 and costs, for
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Presbyterian Choir at
Gcryaia 'Will Present
- Cantata Easter Morn
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GERVA1S, j Marcb SS The
Presbyterian church choir under
direction of Mrs. Marr Hood win
give th, Easter canUU. "Vic
tory." tit Henry Wlldemeref at
10:30 o?clock! Sunday morning.
Following Is the program:
From Geth8emane to Calvary,
chorus by choir; incidental solos
by EarD Streeter and aVye Cuts
fort h: 'fNot Whit Will." soprano
solo byjBeulah Burner: "Out of
the Night of Darkness," chorus
by the choir; "O Morn of Jay,"
soprano-and alto duet .Miss Haw
kins and Mrs. Adams; "Angels
Rolled Jlhe Stone Away." Rev.
Hood and the choir; "Life Eter
nal." tenor solo, soprano solo
and trio. Ralph Harper, Miss
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Hawkins and Mrs. L. M. wads
worth; "Tha Song of Victory
men's chorus and choir; "There .
is No Night In Heaven." quartet.
Joan DuRette, ;Rev. and Mrs.
Hood and Donald Hood; "In th
Splendor of- His Glory." choral .
by the choir; "His Love Devlne,"
contralto solo by Joan DuRette;
"Christ Hath Arisen." finale by
the choir. Margaret Hood Is pi '
anlst. . .
Earn Band Letters
SILVERTON. March. 25 Mem
bers of the Pep band to win their
music letter this year include Har
ry Baker, Westley Rest, Myron
Dirickson. Alfred Down. MeWn
Hewitt. Bill King. Jordon Moe.
Richard Ness. Eileen Rahn, Maur
ice 6tamey, Howard Campbell and
Dean Stamey. -
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