Hi OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, , Snna-y Morning, April 3, 1938
f AGE THREE
Women's Qnb at
'Heights Convenes
Program of ; Skits, Music
and Other Numbers
Is Enjoyed
SALEM HEIGHTS Tb-s Wom
en's club met at the Community
hall Friday afternoon, with Mrs.
Enid Dotson presiding. Mrs.. Val
letta Ohmart, Mrs. C. F.-Sktlton
and Mrs. Louis . Anderson were
guests.
Each number of the program
was much enjoyed: original poem.
"Our Yesterdays' by Mrs. Emma
Whealdon; vocal -los by Rich
ard Taw, accompanied "by his
mother; an original story, "Story
of a Pioneer Mother' by Mrs.
Sarah Hunt Steeyes; an original
skit by Mrs. Eula McCully, "Mrs,
Bixby's Husband."
Officers Elected
During the business tour-elec
tion of officers for the coming;
year resulted: President, Mrs.
Hans Skow; vice president. Mrs
C. E. Forbis; secretary Mrs. B
N. Berry; treasurer. Mi'. Alice
Edmondson; parliamentarian. Mr
Ed m on d son; parliamentarian.
Mrs. P. F. Stolheise.
. The club voted to sen! two
4H ers to Corvallls summer
school; a contribution to the Sa
A em art fund was voted. Dele
gates to the county federation at
Woodburn were Mrs. n. A. Gra
ham, Mrs. C. E. Forbis, Mrs.
- Hans Skow, Mrs. Alice Edn.ond
' son and Mrs. A. A. Taylor.
Alternates, Mrs. Charles Saw
yer, Mrs. A. M. Chapman. Mrs.
P. F. Stolzheise.
Mrs. Maud Sherman reported
on the art meeting at Salem.
Mrs. C: A. Graham reported on
the Council of Women's" cKts at
Slalom
Refreshments'earrying out the
Easter motif were served by Mrs.
J."Morris. Mrs. B. N. Berry. Mrs.
Charles Sawyer and Mrs. Olive
Beardsley.
Polar Scientist Faces "Purge'
f -
Declaring that "criminal, anti-soviet activity of wreckers" was found
in the Northern Sea Route Administration, headed by famed Dr.
Otto Schmidt, above, the Soviet Council of the People's Commissars
recently blamed the administration for the perilous position of
Russian ice breakers .and ships drifting helplessly In the Arctic.
The council did not mention Dr. Schmidt by name when the public
accusation was made. UN photo.
Lebanon Players
Win Band Honors
Salem Heights
Staff Reelected
Achievement Day
Preparations On
TURNER The 4H clubs are
working extra time in getting
their work done for achievement
day. Bernadine White, of the
older county "club, will start a
canning club for the su.nmer.
Melvin Baker will raise corn for
his project.
The boys musical group with
Betty Peetz pianist, does regu
lar practice work and often
plays for outside groups. They
are Sanford Prather and Monte
Weddle, guitars; Kenneth Bar
ber, violin, and Bobby Ball,
Prather and Weddle, vocniists.
Mrs. Lucille Hughes took her
camp cookery club on a hike
Thursday after school when they
tried baking biscuits.
Those entering the Marion
county health contest have taken
their examinations. They are
Betty "Peetz, Luella Webb, Low
ell Romundstad. Harold Ensor,
ind Monte Weddle.
LEBANON A large group of
music lovers and friends from
Lebanon attended the annual
class B state contest in Corvallis
Friday; Five soloists were entered.
Prize winners were Melvin Gil-
son, oboe; Harold Post trumpet.
Lois. Ginther, baritone, entered
the contest against four competi
tors. All were in the high school
division.
Norman Leckband,
and Charlotte Bohle,
played in the junior
Charlotte was a winner.
The band, 52 in number, one-
third being junior high students,
will enter the contest Saturday.
Wayne O. Gilfrey, instrumental
director in Lebanon high has
trained the band for this contest.
Juniors who have entered since
last year have received their suits
of blue pants, red coats and gold
braid. i
trumpet
clarinet,
division.
Aid Society Has
April Silver Tea
TURNER The Methodist La
dies' Aid society held its April
Silver tea with progrum Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
A. E. Robertson with 7'rs. John
Mickey assistant hostes. Pro
gram numbers feat t red Easter
and April fool's day. Guessing
games were enjoyed. Mrs. Grose
close won the prize. The first
course of lunch served i--ovtd to
be an April fool.
Present were Mrs. Bruce Grose-
close. Mrs. Auna Farris, Irs. W.
A. Hill, Mrs. F. C. Gunning,
Mrs. L: M. Small. Mrp Francine
Mickey, Mrs. Fanny Ball, Mrs.
, O. Ransom, Mrs. C. H. Sears.
Mrs. George Pemberton and Mrs
L. A. Edwards.
iHeliaiiian Desires
House Relocated;
Neighbors Do So
MEHAMA A .group of neigh
borhood men got together last
week and moved Mrs. Jennie
Moe's house from its old loca
tion to one closer to the road
The work was done quickly by a
caterpillar loaned by CLet Ru
bin and a team belonging to
Giles Wagner. Floyd ?nd Harry
Monroe are doing smaller items
of improving along the lines of
a new front gate and trellises
for flowers. Mrs. Moe vas want
ed the house moved for some
time but didn't expect it so
soon.
Miss Jenny Roper of Salem
daughter of Mrs. W. T. Hughes
is spending a week here with the
Hughes.
Mrs. Otis Marks entertained
Thursday afternoon at Ler home
for Mrs. Lulu Bennger, Mrs.
Charles Crook, Mrs. Edith Philip
pi, Mrs. Estelle Philippi and Ar
dys Landers.
Student Plunges Arm
Through Window Pane
R. J. LaGat Last
Rites Set Today
Salt Creek Service Station
Owner Is Suicide by
Shooting Wednesday
SALT CREEK R. J. LaGat.
age 47, took his own life Wednes
day night by shooting. He had
been in ill health for Borne time
Mrs. LaGat had gone to Salem
with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fliflet of
Dallas leaving her husband in
company with Ed Toeves, an 18
year old neighbor. LaGat had gone
to bed leaving Toeves in the living
room when he heard a muffled
shot, the lad went to the room and
found him in a serious condition
and called Dr. Pemberton and
Sheriff Hooker. He died at 10:15
p. m. Coroner C. W. Henkle took
the body in charge.
Operated Service Station
Mr. LaGat has operated the Salt
Creek service station the past five
years. The station was located on
the Wilbur Hughes place till last
summer LaGat leased a site on the
Toeves place across the road and
built a more modern station.
He leaves his wife and a son In
Eugene.
Funeral services will be held
Sunday at 2 p. m. at the chapel
with Rev. O. D. Harris officiating
Burial will be in the Odd Fellow
cemetery. The American Legion
will have charge of the military
funeral.
SALEM HEIGHTS The teach
ers attended 'the last county in
stitute of the school year at Mill
City. Saturday, April 2.
Mrs. Agnes Booth was chair
man of the principal's division.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith ' as chair
man of the intermediate division.
The school board retained the
present staff of teachers for the
next year: Mrs. Axnec Booth.
principal, 7th and 8th grades;
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith. 5th and
6th grades; Mrs. Charlotte Jones.
rd and 4th grades; Miss Mar
garet Barquist, 2nd grade; Mrs.
Lillian Geiger, 1st grade. Ches
ter F. Skelton was also reelec
ted as janitor.
The PHA has purchased a ra
dio for the school.
Turner Grange's
Work Club Meets
TURNER Mrs. Hugh Webb
entertained the grange work
club Thursday with the usual
cluh dinner at noon. Members
present were Mrs. Hester Crume
Mrs. Carrie Mitchell. Mrs. Birdie
Eenyer, Mrs. A. Edwards, Mrs,
Bernice Roberts, Mrs. Bessie Col-
vin, Mrs. Dora Peebles, Mrs. A
B. Webb, Mrs. Eleanor Titus
Alice Little. New mem' ers were
Mabel Walker, Barbara Roberts
and Alice Titus. Mrs. Agnes
White was a guest.
New officers elected by the
Christian Endeavor at 'he Chris
tlan church are: President, Ma
rie Wilks; vice-president, Wilma
Larsen; secretary, Jennie GIsse;
treasurer, Thomas Meyers.
Mission Bottom 4H'ers
Hold Backwards (Party
AUMSVILLE Jayson A3hford
suffered a badly lacerated arm
at school Wednesday when he
accidentally plunged it through
a window pane in the freshman
study hall. He was rushed to a
Stayton physician where the
wound required 12 stitches.
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MISSION BOTTOM The 4H
club members held a b xkwards
party Friday night enter'ainlng a
few friends. Shoes and clothing
were worn backwards nl the
refreshments served first, re
versing custom. Those invited
were Miss Kreta Calavan. Lois
Rose, Arilne Jelderks,. Virginia
Metcalf. Velle Felton, Dorothy,
Ituth and Elaine Townsend. Hel
en Anderson. Gladys Epley, Eve
lyn Cain, Lilly Govier. Wain Cor-
bett, Virgil Cook, Phyllis Glint;
Lyle Cook. Don ul es, Marvin
Chambers, Johnny Cook, Duane
' Felton.
Mr. LeRoy May and Cora Ma-
rie Parks were to be married in j
Washington Saturday April 2.
After a brief, honeymoon they
will reside in Satem.
Ill
irangers tNews
FALLS CITY The Pilk coun
ty grange ' visitation groups will
be guests of . the local , grange
Monday night. A program and I
d-uclng will be main features of
the evening. Cake and sand
wiches will be, served.
" The Firemen's hall was crowd
ed . to capacity Wednerday. night
when the - grange home econom
ics club presented their ama
teur hour and dance. There were
25 contestants who performed
before a real ' microphone with
R. E. Helm as announcer. The
Meadow .- Lark orchestra favored !
with lausie before the" contest !
and played for the dance follow
ing.
' Mrs. R. E. Helm, president of
the club awarded the - prizes to
the following: First, Amit7 tum
bling team coached by Joe Watt;
second. Rickreall male quartet,
- Larkin. Rhiney, Van Snten and
South wick; third, Bett Bkke of
Falls City, vocal solo; fourth, i
. Delores Enke of Dallas, song
and tap dance. - -
Cake, pie and coffee were sold
throughout the renin- by -Mrs.
. Charles : Holman . and - her com- i
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