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The UlUSliun oi'A'iJissAlAPr. baiem, Oregon, Sunday Morning:, November 7, 1937
Fublit Schools 'at Silmrtok to- MoW'Open:
Monday Might
3
It
Event Starts
At 7 O'Clock
A1L Friends and Patrons
T:t,w A tttl
f unction , .
trvir.TTnv nwn house will
hD.ra in ih local schools 1
MoHday night starting at T jb.
in iht... .. mtrnn arA in- I
v . . . I
All ill ICUUV UIU K-" I
vited to attend. The visitor may
come - - at any time during me
evening.. Children unaccowpan-
led jby parents will not be admit-
ted.l Directories giving the leca-
tioaj ot indiTldnal teachers' f com? )
wil be posted Inside each oniw-
The library, under the nireo-
'tM fMlM Gd"d,b,,rM,iJl
Fletcher is also directing aaotn
er display in the Eugene Field
building; which will consist of
new booas loaned by a Portland
book company. I .
To Show AcUvlt lea
Dtapiaya or ""
ried on la tne T"" " id
be featured in the Eugene J
r puiwing. . I - t,
Karlnf atiidpnta On duty
visliora to see the things they
siosit desire.
Church Classes
Honored, Parties I
- MILL CITY The junior girls
and! primary grades ot the Chris-
tlani Sunday bool wete enter-
talned with a Haaowe'fen party
recently. Those present were Don
na Lee, Plymale, Virginia)! Jackson,
Violet .'Dora ; and Sarah" Gallia,
Lawrence. Lester and Kathleen l
'!-M!?J2fc"Sy ffiSi
su nth. Lena. and Wanda Guy,
.uniu. tru. "", " Z " rrI "A' I
Siaxiae rropsi, jmxuw I
McDonald, Juanlta Lawson, Billy
andl Florene Shepherd, Eunamae
and Jane Chance, Esther Carter,
Marv Ann Bruder and the host
esses, Nellie Charpilos, Lucy Shep
herd and Pauline Chance.
Mrs.-' Frank Bass also enter
tained with a party at her home
In-' honor of her Sunday school
elass. Those attending were Alice
Marie and Donola Swan, Nellie,
Natalie and Da Hathaway, Alta
Jackson. Lois Caraway. Mary
Tenrl. Belle Faust. Bessie Mc-
Ailey. Virginia Mason. Bob
Swift, Bob Mnndt, Harold Knut
son Stanley Ogden. Millard Baas,
Oral Tiers. Mrs. Joffries and Miss
Mf Kinniin ..assisted,
wvj 11 "If 9
Woodburn Golfers.
Dinner Is Today
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J WOODBURNf The regular
meeting of the Woodburn. Wom
an's club was held In the club
rooms' of the public library, Wed
nesday, afternoon with! Mrs. J.
Melvin Ringo presiding. Mrs. Rod
ney Alden was elected vice-presi
dent Jto fill the office left vacant 1
.by Mrs. Wayne Tennatf who re
cently moved to Marshileid.
Convention reports were given
by Mrs. J. J. Hall, Mrs. E. N. HalL
and! Mrs. Rlngo. Announcements
were made that the book review
class which is being sponsored by
theiWPA will meet November 16.
jThe- club voted to sponsor again
the) annual Christmas seal sale.
-'During the program hour mu-j
aicaJ numbers were given by Jthe
. Herigstad triplets, a vocal solo
by Hubert Seely and group songs
by grade school pupils. Miss Viola
Mills gave a reading, "The Lady
and! the Cop."
Sylvia Stewart Is
H nmnlnn o I AOflAr I
lldlllDlCll & liCaUCl
-LEBANON Tbe Hamblen club
?rlFlore bonnet for lie n"
ember meeting. A eoyered-dlsh
dinner Was served at 1 o'clock by
Florence Connet and Mrs. Flora
ChUds. No .program -was planned
as this was the yearly election
date. -
Sylvia . Stewart was elected
president; Louisa Neely, ; vice
presldc-nt; Ethel Christensen, se&
retary; Flora Childs. treasurer.
n4 Rom Blackburn, press cor
respondent. i
A Christmas party has been
planned for the December nceet-
ingi Members for preparing next
year' year . book are: Louisa
Neely, chairman, Cora Howe and
Flora Childs. i .. ,f.
Farmer Resident Visits
v -at TliUiiiiil a
Aauguier at noscuaic
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ROSED ALE Mrs. F. S. Hoi-
lepeter from Montana and former
resident here, la visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Robert f Ladd.
The Clarke family of Sunnyside
is j moving onto the former !
Pasieskt property In the west end
of the district.
i
Aril Certificate
-No
This Certificate and . five others, all differently ;
'numbered, entitle you to one week's Set of Four ,
Pictures upon i payment of only S9c (46c if by '
- mail). . i ' . . i , 4 J ,! !
-DfPORTAXT-
Be sore to order Set No. 1 4f yoa have that or sub
sequent sets, order the next umbered Set of Four.
Silverton Becoming
"No Town, Leaders There Declare
After Recent Ballot Experiences
SILVERTON That the -Noes
bare it at SIlTerton is the gen
era! opinion among local business
The recent large "No" on the
Marlon count? court house was
expected at Silverton. For a con-
siderable time, all negatives ap-
pfimi oa wcai i"""
School Of municipal, COUntJ OX
.v
M ' . . . .
state, have been favored with the
TT f
I til ATI Hi II
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l 1 1 1 r 1 1 m
QQeQ 1 UA
Increase of Pupils tb 41
Makes Furthen Funds
Necessary now
UNION HILL At the special
school meeting held at the Union
HIH achoolhouse on Mondar night
P1 tax was voted for school
purposes for this year. T
ThA o1iaa1'' attnfanM haa' In-
,reed he enrollment Is
now 0 pnplls. The achoolhouse
Is having to be worked ; over to
make room for the increase In
attendance. At t the beginning of
the achool year the attendance
was 27. :
Mrs. Mary.L. Fulkerson visited
the school on Thursday. lj
' Collier-Smith Vows Taken
Miss Daisy Collier, daughter of
. n.la,nm, ;f
manlkA lut week TheT are mak.
iQg. thft,r homt ,n the Unlo Hffl
neighborhood. (
Mrs. Verny Scott entertained
the members of the - Union Hill
Woman's club-: at her home on
. m
Kt of: Victor Point aang a
solo and Mrs. Dolph Heater
played two selecUons.
T.-nrh v rrA h tho ,nt-
ess assisted by Mrs. W. M. Tate.
The next club meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. W. II. Rabens
on November 18.
Woodburn Women
To Sponsor Seals
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WOODBURN The annual golf
dinner of the Woodburn Golf club
"will be held at the clubhouse-Sunday
night at-8 o'clock;' at !i which
time the championship cups and
various awards will be presented.
Mrs. ' Wayne B. Gill win receive
tne cnampionsnip cup. in the wo
men's division and her daughter,
p:?sassr T w""
Play in the men's dirision will
ship division, j The boys' cap will!
be finished.' Sunday. Cdntenders
for the championship are A. De-I
Jardin, Tony ; Painter and Frank I
Proctor. ; ;- ! 'Si
Prizes wil! be awarded, to each!
woman player who held a. score I
lower toan any other woman play- A wonderful display of chrys
intg on an hole and a prize Willi anthemuma was shown by, George
be given for law gross in the eclee-
tic for the rear. Reports will be I
siveu of the season 4 activities. I
Those attending the dinner i
SuihU are asked to bring table
service. ! : j
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Hospital Patients
Able to Co Home
bli,yiKruJN Mrs. u I at y t o n I
Tnomas. wno has oeen m the sil
verton hospital, a few days for
medical observation, was taken
"
her home Fridays : i K
Mrs. Oscar Satrum.' who under
went a major operation at the Sil
verton hospital a week ago, was
ble to leave the hospital Friday.
mUl remain a few days'witli
days 'with
relatives at Silverton -before going
on to her HiDsboro home.
Jake Ernestine, who
was
brdagM to Silverton. hospital early
in "e week when he was injured
wnue siepping on irom n irsc - 1
tor, was Uken to his home near
Monitor Friday. Ernestine sus
tained, a ; leg injury but was re
but ya
covering satisfactorily,
Reorganize Club
Work at Turner
TURNER Mrs. Mary Ball was!
chosen club ! leader in the 4H I
class I and: II when it was reor
ganized and officers . elected:
President. Rosalie White; vice
president, Hasel Larson; ! secre
tary-treasurer, Marjorie Shower;,
1 clb reporter. Frances McCnlly.
attendance is: reported
f or the recent minstrel show and
ple sale sponsored by the Craw-
ford echooL I : ! : -
Lawrence Girardla who has
J pasture land' along the' railroad
I had one of his best mules get
out. and killed by a train,;
. Ray Farreas is home from the
Hood Rlyer apple, orchards.
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Valley's, Chief
tuna uii, b wvuau .uw i
general belief that Silverton rot-
era run their eye down the bal
lot, find a "No" and mark it re
gardness of the printing opposite.
- Some local citisens have ex
pressed almost a willingness to
wager that should such an issue
as "Do yon want your taxes low- I
ered"? appear on an official- bal
lot, the answer at SUrcrton j
would atUl be "No." -
4H Clubs Formed :
At Keizer School
Better . Health Is Motto
for1 Organizations
of Children
KEUKK-mwe promotion oi
better i health Keiier .school re
ports the organization of the f ol-
lowing 4H health clubs,
Third and fourth grades i
-name
Kelzer'g Better Health Clnb;"
president, Varian Harrow; rice
president, jlmmie Shauver; secre
tary, J alius Numata; leader. Miss
Bernlce Faley.
Sixth ' grade name . "Junior I
Health Club;" president, Ted
Mankertx; vice president, Ray Su
gai; secretary, Joyce Murphy;
leader, Mrs. Myers.
Seventh and eighth grades
'Herald of Health;" president,
David Melsoa; vice president, Nel
lie Pearmine; secretary, DorcQy
Murphy; leader, Mildred Kirk. -
Sewing club, division: I, presi-1
dent, Corcoelle Weeks; vice presi
dent, Alda PicKell; secretary,
Joan Frigaard; leader. Mra. Fri-
Murphy, Agnes Kleman, Luella
Eby and Opal Seid.
Sewing club, division II, presi
dent, Betty Pierce; vice president.
Dorothy Smalley; secretary. Verle
Saucy; leader, Mrs. Dave Saucy;
yell leader. Dene Mitchell; song
leader, Joyce Murphy; treasurer, I
Nellie Pearmine. 1
Cooking I name "Fun in the
Kitchen;" president, Arlene Frog-
ley; v ice' president, .Betty Fay
Gottenberg; secretary, Ava Dee
Thomas; leader, Mrs. Paul Pierce.
Other members, Barbara Baldwin,
Ram on a Evans, Audrey Peterson,
Donna Mae Gottenberg and Nettie
Weathers.
Handicraft, president. Wayne
Loveall;: vice president, Don Sun;
secretary, Julius Numata; leader, I
Joe Bartruff. Other 'members, Ted
Mankertx. Jimmy Shauver, Ivan
Sugal
mK ' w i w
Ium Display Is
Staged for Qub
viiaa
WOODBURN The Woodbnrn
Garden club held its regular
meeting at the library club rooms
Wednesday night with Mrs. J. J.
Hall presiding.
Timin and R. L. Cochran, local
florists.
Several visitors from the Salem
Heights club extended an invita-
tion to visit a , chrysanthemum
Show Of that club on Saturday.
Theora Thamer of Aurora was
also a guest Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Cook were received Into member
ship. A talk on chrysanthemums
was given by George Timm ; vo
cal solos were given by Mrs.
Ralph Kleen; vocal duet by Rev.
and Mrs. Kleen, and piano solos
by Miss Joyce Woodfin. Refresh-
menta were served
Education Week's
flUnAM..MAA DlA
UJJdCrVcUitC 1 lilll
MT. ANGEL Next Wednesday,
November 10, the high school stn-1
denU. of Mt. Angel academy will
F,! 5?Bi
BMm wwr ini th pntlintlon
Sesqulcentennial.
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Parents of the studeats nd
friends of the Institution are in
vited. Various patriotic and edu
cational numbers will be given,
among them a skit on the consti
tution, a piano-accordion solo., a
constitution appreciation., choral
reading, and. a constitution ; day
song composed by one of the sis-1
ters of the school. .-
Best of Trip Is
Said Return Home!
HOLLYWOOD Mrs. O. A.
j Forgkrd Just returned- from a
nine weeks tour of the middle
west, including stops at St. Lou-
is.Mo.; Chicago, III ; Neena, wis..
I and other places. She saw thein !r .tv, C.m
j Llanetarlnm in Chicago, the first
I such : building , in America; the
equipment for which cost I0,-
0' "' exclusive of the building.
Nov there are four Planetariums
in the United States.
. In spite of her wonderful trip
and the many , interesting sights
she says there is no place Quite ,
like Oregon foe a wonderful cli-i
mate. Cloudy gray skies and cold
weather - were encountered every
place- she went.
SuVerton Folk Get Word
. Of Mrs. F. Davis' Death
SILVERTON ; i-i Mrs. Forrest
Davis, f 7, a former Sllrerton re
sident; recently died at Albany.
Mrs. Davis was before her mar-
riage, Zella Cavender.,a member
of a pioneer family. Her husband
is a brother of Grant Davis and
Mrs. Sam . Ames. The Devises liv
ed, at Silverton for many years.
November 31
Plans! Ready
; O Tft 1
Woodblirn to Mage 1'aratle,
Program, Came and
" flight Dance
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WOOUBURN Plans, hare been
completed tor the annnml Armis-
tice day celebration to te held In
Woodbnrn under auspices of the
Woodhurs post No. 41, American
Legloa- and auxiliary, Thursday,
A parade in the morning will
consist ot the Woodburn howitier
company fraternal and patriptie
groups, jthe Woodburn fire de
partmenCj,a chfldren'a section and
music tf the Hubbard band un
der direction of Dr. A. F. de Les
pinasse. The parade will form at
the city thali at 10:45 e. m.
i Following the . parade tbe re
will be a patriotic program, which
wfll ho ItsM ant of rinnri near th1
u the weather permits
and In case of rain will be held
in the Lincoln grade school audi
torium across the street from the
eity halliJ -' : j ., -- ; . : . L ;
Fleming Is Speaker :
Speaker will be Rer. Michael
Fleming of Canby and Hubbard.
Immedialely after the program
the Amtrlcan Legion auxiliary
will serve a dinner in the Legion
room at the city hall.
In the afternoon a " football
game . between Woodburn high
school and the Chemawa Indian
school teama will be played.
In the evening a dance will be
given at the armory, beginning at
I o'clock BUI Fisher's Aces, pop
ular nine-piece dance band; will
furnish the music.
f. i( tot i m 1
Parte Well I akPIl
In School Comedy
WOODBURN The three act
comedy f Who WouK
Wouldn't Be Cra-
I; aonSy T Katnenne
17 " br! Katherine Kavanaugn,
presenie ny ine aiuaent ooay oi
Voodbum high achool Thursday
ana Friday nights, proves a great
success.
Parts!
were well presented by
the members of the east which
included lj Anita Hoefer as Pen die,
the colored maid; Vernon Watt
as Pluriins the negro gate keep
er: Bob Dean as hard boned aic-
Caf ferty : Marguerite Gagner and
J? !
sanitarium: Cleo Carothers . as
Nurse Lavelle; Harold Liresay
as Hlggjns; Marvin Morisky as
Mr. Marshall, -Gilbert Ramage as
"Speedy"! Marshall ;. Joan Beck me
Lois Meredith ; Ben Johnson, as
Reggie. Mortimer. Marlon Crolj
as Beatrice; Doris Jones as Mar-
rie; .Gfiorgianna Smith as Jan
et; - Dorethy Darling as Evelyn
Winslow and Donald Olson as
Edward '(Gordon.
The production staff Included
Miss Esther Hettinger, director;
Pearl Porter. Mra.. Helen Guiss
and Margaret Garnero,- Max Mur
phy, . Bab Ganon, Lynn Simon,
Miss Jane Goodale, Girls' Booster
club and Letterman's club.
The lettermen won the ticket
sales contest.
Last! Rites Held
For Salem Man
LINCOLN Orville Edward
Price, 77. died at his home Mon
day, after an Illness of several
months. Interment was at Zena.
Mr. Price was born September,
J cember $1, 1885 he was married
j I860 in Vernon county. Wise. De-
to Emelih Ann Lake and two years
later , mioved to Oregon. Three
children. Hazel, D. Price, Lake W.
Price and Everett Price, survive.
In 1896 the wife- and mother
passed away and Mr. Price there
I after filled t
the place . of mother as
well as J father. For almost 20
hn n nn
tn o-iJU. .h.M v. .nM,.A i.
bnslneM ul wher ne paMed
w' -ll brother. WiU PrleTo?
I Wisconsin, and a sister, Mrs. May
1 wlwr"r01 ow survive,
Dozler Home Is
Scene Club Meet
STAYTON Mrs. Ambrose Dos-
ler
entertalned members - and
guests of the Happy. Hour club
at her home Thursday afternoon.
At the. tea . hour: refreshments
were served to Mrs. Will Wana
cott, Mrs.' Roy Porter, Mrs. J.
Morrow.: Mrs. John Dozler, Mrs.
David Silvers, Mrs. Nick Fehlen.
Mrs. Arta Fery, Mrs. Harry Por
ter, .Mrs. r Albert Boedighelmer
I end daughter, May Boedlgheinrer,
I Mrs. Andrew Fery will enter
enter-
I tain the club at her home No-
1 vember -LS.
riratir r;
Sbower at Silverton
, :, For Jlrs. S. A, Pitney
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SILVERTON Mrs. A. J. Titus
assisted by Mrs. Pearl Davenport, j
Mrs. Miaa Cooper and Mrs. Myrtle
Loreniea entertained at a ahower '
party for Mrs.' S. A. Pitney Wed
nesdsy sight at the Titus home.
Present were Mrs. Pitney. Mrs.
Ersest Starr. Mrs.. Otto Aim. Mrs.'
C. E. Jaqua, Mrs. A. Brandt, Mrs.
Dewey Allen, Mrs. W. L Boulester,
Towe. Mrs. Lucy 'wray and the
Mrs. Del Barber, - Mrs. George
hostess.';
Former Track Men Meet
HUBBARD Mr. and Mrs. Ros-
coe Moore of Moro were visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pat
Beal during j.he week; Moore and
Beal were members of the U of O
track team at the same time.
SWEGLE The Swegle com
munity club met Friday night,
the " entertainment b e I n g in
charge of Miss Coral Snider. -A
fine program of. Hawaiian
gnltar music was presented by a
class from the Pacific Studio of
Musie. Following this group ot
numbers the blind school pre
sented a program , of vocal solos,
piano solo., and a vocal duet.
Committees for next month In
clude Mrs, Harel WeUs. Clarence
Snfder and Marlon. West.- enter
talnnlcBt, and Mrs. Meno Dalke.
Mrs. F: L. Porter ana Mrs. ti.
Conklin, refreshments.
Dallas Veterans
At Joint Meeting
Foreign Wars Auxiliary
and Post' jTake Group .
' of new Members
DALLAS A large delegation
ot .members of the Dallas poBt oi
Yeterans ot Foreign Wars and
the auxiliary ; went to Sllrerton
Wednesday night to a lolnt meet
ing of the Salem, Dallas ana sil
verton posts. A district installa
tion of officers ot the three posts
of the veterans and auxiliary was
held. ,
Officers of the Dallas veterans
post Installed were: V. Ray Boyd-
at on. commander; Elmer Ray,
senior, vice-commander; Frank
Willson, Junior vice-commander;
William Mott, chaplain; Al Koch,
officer of the day; trustee, Laird
Woods. '
. Anxiliarjr Officers r;
Officers of the auxiliary Mrs.
William Mott, president; Mrs.
Forrest Martin, senior vice-presi
dent; Mrs. Del Hayes, Junior vice-
president: Mra. v. Ray Boyflston,
treasurer; Mrs. Frank Willson.
secretary: Mrs. Charles Plessin
rer. chaplain: Mrs. Mabel Barrs-
f ord. conductress : Mrs. Melvin
Cutler, patriotic Instructor; Mrs.
Georse EKgert, anard; Mrs. H. D.
Peterson. ' historian: v Mrs. Jack
Haves. Mrs Lester Martin. Mrs
William McKlnnon and Urs. L. A.
Fliflet. color hearers; 'Mrs. Tressa
Schriver. trustee. ' !
rrthers ' from Dallas who at
tended were Mrs. Laird Woods,
Mm. Elmer Ray. Miss Ella
Hughes and Charles Plessinger.
' Take New Members '
At a special meeting of the
auxiliary held recently at th
home of Mrs. Del Hayes, two new
TTio-mKpnt Mrs. Laird Woods and
Miss Iva Stanleywere obligated.
At a special meeting of the. vet
erans post, held Tuesday or tnis
week, five new memoers were aa
mitted. The 7" are S. E. Bell,
George Mlnty, Antone ' Franck,.
M R-Wells and H. E". Stevenor.
SchQol Pupils to
Get Hot Lunches
JEFFERSON At the meeting
of the Home-School organization
Thursday night, a dslcusslon was
held urging cooperation in plan
ning for the hot lunch project
held at the schoolhouse for the
benefit of out-of-town children
during the cold weather. Prospec
tive candidates for cook were men
tioned, but no .definite action
taken. . .
At this meeting parents were
given, the opportunity of getting
acquainted with the teachers in
the grade and high schools , in
their 'respective rooms. Juanlta
Holt, Shirley and Sheila Roland
and Irene Miller were ushers. . r
Mrs. E. B. Redmond gave an
interesting talk on, -When the
Parent Should Visit the School
and How.' Mrs. . Clarence Thur
stoa. president, j presided at the
meeting.
Lebanon Man Pays Fine.
In Jefferson Court for ;
Lack of Utility Permit
JEFFERSON? Marion Spring,
Lebanon, paid a . fine In Justice
court Thursday, having; no PUC
permit, and overloaded track. .
- Harvey Munce paid a fine' of
$1.60 and ' costs or having- - no
license on trailer. Monday Frank
Wookey paid a fine of LS9 and
costs for operating a motor with
a void foreign license.
PLATES
OF ALL MAKES
OVER 15 YEARS PRACTICE
FILLINGS, CROWNS,
EXTRACTIONS,
BRIDGES
DR. HIGGINS
DENTIST
. Over J. C. Penney Store
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Looney Butte Has
4H Health Croup
School Organizes Club:
Other Activities 1 at .
Full Throttle- -
LOONET BUTTE A iHiHealth
club has been organized Jn the
Looney Butte -school in eosnee
tlon with the health i education
work., r- v.- i- -fc'r.x
The name which has been cho
sen is The Sunshine Health club.
The' , leader : is . Mrs. . - Ruby
Schants who is also the teacher.
Officers are: Presidenti Lad
die Eulrlch; .vice presidenti Ethel
Farmen; secretary, Xarline
Woods; reporter, Hasel -linren;
yell leader, Delmour Woods. .
The club meets erery Moaday
morning.' '" -"f .. ':
The subject for discussion this
week was Food and Weight. The
meeting was called to order by
the president. Laddie Eulrlch, af
ter which the -club pledge was
given by ail the members! Del
mour Woods led the club In the
"Ploughing . Song." The meeting
was then turned over to the. lead
er for discussion. The meeting
closed with a song, "Dreaming.
Friday afternoon a s p e c 1 a 1
meeting was held for thi pur-
rose ot makingi .out ! individual
health records. During thl year
an attempt will jbe made to im
prove the health habits of the
members. ' .
School Enrollment Up
. Three new pupils havef been
added to the enrollment of the
Looney - Butte school ; since the
beginning or the term. They are
Marjorie Aeschilmann in the
eighth grade from North Dakota.
Roy Scott In the second grade.
ana viou scott in the rifth grade,
both' from South Dakota. v
There are now z t f P b i I s.
There has never 'been - a larger
number in this school since' 1923
24 when Golds' jstarr wa the
teacher. At that time there! were
35.-. v: -; - 1-- I , --
County School Supervisor
Wayne Harding visited the school
Tuesday afternoon. He brought
Hasel Iungen the award which
she earned in her 4-H canning
project last summer. f
He also brought record J books
for the pupils who are members
of the children's Book league.
Fourteen pupils have enrolled for
the project. They have finder
taken to read one book a inonta
for eight months from . lists pre
pared for their grades. This is
in addition to their. regular school
work. ' ' . . . -; . ;-. j .
At the present time. Ethel Far-
men in the setenth grade and
Jackie Andreson in the p third
grade are leading with r seven
books each to .Iheir credit.
Theme Oub Meet
STATTON The Women's club
met at the clubhouse Thursday
afternoon, with Mrs. V. R.jTuel,
president, in charge of th4 bus
iness meeting. 6
This program was given: a
talk on "History and Function
of Libraries"; selection If the
Christian church quartet, I Mrs.
W. H.. Lyman, Mrs. W. WilCrab
tree, Mrs. Ben Shaefer, and Mrs.
Ward Inglis with. Mrs. Everett
Downing, as accompanist! and
two book reviews-, "The Return
to Religion," aad "Mansions in
the Cascades," by Mrs. Earl Mil
ler. - :-?
The next meeting will tbe on
Thursday afternoon, November
18, at the clubhouse. Tha sub
ject will be "Menu . Discission
and Favorite Recipe Exchange."
Elsie Wilson and Son i
Purchase Restaurant
MONMOUTH Mrs. Elslel wn-
son and her , son, Leroy J have
purchased the Chill Bowl restau
rant of Fred Lofting' and i took
immediate possession. MrsJ WO
aoa has-had a. ltfng experience in
resUur ant work. The Leray "WU
sons have recently been living in
Centralla. ; ' . r r
VOtrU. FOKGST CCSiNAXY
CAXS AFTI YCU SCCTRli
' Bt& DESOTO I
T HIS GREAT NSW DE
SOTO is smart to look at
and it's smart to own You
Ztt fine-car lozary and per
formance at amal-car cost; . .
and this BIG DcSoto actually
costs np more to ma than most
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Mission Society 1
To Be Joint Host
Federation 3Ieet
KEN A The Spring VaUey
Home Missionary society held the
November meeting at the home of
Mrs, Jesse Walling, Thursday af
ternoon with Mra. W.'W. Henry
as tassistaat hostess. ! "
The group decided to join four
other clubs, Brush College Help
ers, Sweet Briar, West Salem and
Orchard Heights, as ; hosts to tbe
Polk county Federation of Rural
lem - municipal- hall. November
l$i Mrs. "W D. Henry, president,
appointed a committee on ar
rangements, Mrs. Ri C. Shepard,
Mrs. w. Frank Crawford and Mrs.
Chsrles McCarter." Mrs. Maynard
Simmerman waa introduced as a
new member. L
Of special interest was the
food demonstration given by Miss
Matxine Bur en, women's editor of
novel and attractive salads, ac
companied by a vivid description
of her methods and requirements
Silver Teal Held
4 v.- ' ' -
By Methodist Aid
TURNER The Methodist lad
ies! aid society held its monthly
Silver tea Friday with 25 mem
bers and. friends present at the
home of Mrs. C. A. Bear, -who
was assisted by Mrs. E. C Bear.
Mrs. F. C. Gunning, president,
led devotions. Other numbers
were: piano duet, j Mrs. : Bruce
Groseclose and MrsJ E. C. Bear;
piano solo Fernal Gilatrap; talk
on straff Is regulations; and games
enjoyed. ;
Refreshments were served to
Mrs . Nellie Riches, f Mrs. Porter
Downing. Mrs. Whiteaker. Mrs.
Geo. Pemberton. Mrs. R. O. Wit-j
sei; Mrs. T. Little, Mrs. J .Ver
steeg, Mrs. J. S. McKlnney, Mrs.
G.W. Farris, Mrs. Fred Dierks,
Mrs. H. C. Holcomb, Mrs. aiaun,
Mrs. Edna : Allen, Mrs. Brace
Groseclose. Mrs. E.! A. and Mrs.
F.C. Gunning, Mrs. Harry Sor
enson, Mrs. Wm. Spiers, Mrs. M.
A. I HU1. Mrs. O. p. Given. Mrs.
L.M. Small, Mrs. Jolin Mickey,
Mrs e; J. Harrisoh, Mrs. Stella
M flier, Rachel Riches and Fernal
Gilstrap. '
Ca
Hurt by Machine
jWQODBURN Frank CoveX
employe or tne Kay-Maiing can?
nery company, was taken ' to ' St,
Vincents hospital in Portland for
treatment for a serious Injury to
hue 'richt forearm and: wrist suf
fered when he sllnped on the wet
floor and felt; causing his arm to
get in contact with! the knife of
tha bean machluery, Ssreral ten
dons, a nerve and! blood vessel
were severed.
At a meeting of the Wood turn
Legion auxiliary held Wednesday
night plans were made' for the jit-
ney dinner which will be serve?! on
Armistice day at the Legion rooms
mthe city hay. ,
The date. for the next sewing
meeting, has been set for Novem
ber 17 with Mrs. Rodney Aldec,
Mrs. H. F. Butterfleld and Mrs.
Willard Branigar as hostesses,
and the next regular mating will
be held December 8.
Juniors Defeat Seniors
2 to 1 in First Qass
Debate Held at Dallas
: DALLAS The first in a series
of jlnter-elass debates was held at
the high school Wednesday after
noon, when the senior affirma
tive team met the Junior nega
tive. The latter team, won a two
tojone decision. The seniors are
Joan Stlnnette, Donald Senter and
Amy Hoots and the Juniors. Doris
May, Evelyn , Ickes and .Ernest
Relmer. " : . "
. The question wasi the unicam
eral system of legislature. Judges
were-Eugene Hayter, Rev. O. D.
Harris and Fred Caef.
SMALL cars. So you save
xaoney eyery mile yott drive.
' This new DeSoto is miles
ahead of the field in beauty, '
performance, comfort and
safety. Youlllike its effortless
handling and the double assur- .
anoe c bigger hydraulic brakes ;
and !a safety steel body, r
Tpday.DeSotohpricedjust
above the lowest. Ask for the
Official Commercial Credit
Company Finance Plan. 1 ,
Employ
7wlILinDEnOOrJf-Iac.
Paper Mill Goes
On 5-Day Basis
Lebanon High Student Gets
Broken Collar Bone
in Queer Mishap
LEBANON-Beginnlng ' Satur
day morning the Crown-Willam-ette
Paper mill at Lebanon went
on a five-day week schedule.
There will be no operations go
ing on at the1 plant from gam
Saturday until g a.m. MondayJ
TWi slackening up ot work is '
due to conditions in the orient
as both Japan and China have
been heavy buyers of the paper
mills.
: Student . Is Injured
. Lois McKinnis, a student of
the Lebanon high school, suffer
ed a broken collar bone in some
unaccountable manner Thursday.
As R. D. Waddell was driving
near the achool he noticed the
girl and took her to a doctor.!
She- had been on her bicycle but
could give no explanation of how
her collar bone was broken. She
said the last thing she could re
member was coming out of the
school building.
Mrs. Lloyd Gilson entertained
the members of the MyBtic club
Friday afternoon with 10 mem
bers and one guest, Mrs.- R. A.
Spencs, present. During the af
ternoon plans were made for a
Thanksgiving dinner party Nofl
Garnet Crisman Voted
Most Popular Girl as i
School Stages Frolic
JEFFERSON The Jefferson
high school carnival was held
Tuesday in the high school gym
nasium, with all classes having
several booths. More than $128
was taken in, and about S59
profit made, to go for the stu
dent body. . f
Votes for the most popular
junior girl went to Garnet Chris
man; popular boy. Billy Knight;
beautiful girl, Irene Miller.
SNOOPS
v Snoops: "Why do yon have to '
pour a liquid over that
chemical, then dram it
off so many tunes? j
"Only a short rime ago. Snoops,
when reading one of the latest
technical journals, we learned
that by "washing" this particular ,
chemical, the patient hi afforded
the maximum therapeutic resulta.
Some fellows are always finding
new and better ways to do things.
So yon see, we have to keep tip
with oar reading; and studying to
do a conscientious job.
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