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PACC TEH - -Tins CIUZG ON .TjTATESM AN. Salea. Oregon, Saturday Morning, ilay 28, 1958 Grcduation Held; For Hall School " WOODBURN Graduation ex ercises ' at the Hall scho. 1 were held Wednesday . night with di plomas being; handed out to 6 students: Betty iioon, GeriMine Wretling, MarJorle Ilofmecnt, Harold Fish, Rjssell Buchanan and Lucille Knight. Numbers- on the program in cluded selections' oy the harmon ica band, guitar duet by Oladys Wigginton and Geraldlne. W'ret llng. tap dance .by Betty Moon, recitations by Betty Bake-. Bob Hall. Roy'Arney, HarolJ Mc Clure, Billy Hail, Opal .McCoy, WesTey Wretlin. Mildred Fish. Gladys -Wigginton, Roy McClnre, Johnny Edwards and Rosemary Pekelder; tap dance by MarJorle Hofkntcht. Lucille Knight. Gla dys Wigginton and Bety Moon, and a piano solo by. Opal McCoy. The salutatory was given by Rus sell Buchanan and the valedic tory by MarJorle-Hofknecot. The class will was read by. Betty Moon. - The diplomas wera pre sented by O." W. Noyes, ch.-v.iman of" the school boird. The teacher; Mrs. Heler Mil ler., has Just completed her. third year and has again bem. reen gaged. ... ........ . Officers of Star Units Entertained DAYTON Tuesday nigM the officers of Electa ch-pter - No. 29. Order of the Eastern Star lodge of Dayton entertained -17 officers of other chapters in this part of Yamhill county -as spe cial guests. The worthy matron and the associate matron enter tained the Swameo club.' The worthy . matron and her staff of eight . officers give a special floral degree as a cour tesy to all the visitors. Mrs. Bess Setters of Portland past grand matron and Mrs. MarJorle Simson. also of Portland, grand Ada. were also present. Norman Norton , Portland ven triloquist. furnished the special entertainment. No, 125-125 stnopsis or annual, statement Of la Anchor lnauranc Company of FroTideaee, ia the SUM ot Rhode laland. a til thirtj-first day ot .December. 107. ide la tbe laaaraac Commia aioaer at tba Slate ot Oregoa, parsnaal ; to law CAPITAL - Aataaat ot capital atock paid ap, ' f l.OOO.OOO.bO. j INCOME Net premium received during th year, $C7, 752.31. letereat, dividend and rents raeaWed during; the Tear, $102,703.26.. inroa from other eource received uria th year, $61,025.44. Total income. tSttO,5l.U. DISBLKSKAJESTS . - Net loaeea paid daring (he year la clneUag adjaatment azpeniea, $268,511.13. iividada paid oa capital stock daring the year. $30,000.00. - Cemniaaiona aad aalaries paid during the year, $224,481.72. Taxea, lieeaaea aad feea paid daring the year. $34,011.83. Amount of all other expenditures, 122.687.80. Total aipenditoret, $679,691.48. ADMITTED ASSETS Value oi real estate owned (market alee). 0. Valno of atock owned (market value), $1,005,507.00. Value of boadt owned (amortized), $1.081728.00. Loaaa oa mortgage and collateral, te., O. Cask la beaks aad oa hand. $314, 831 3. Premium la coarse of collection writ tea ainca September 30, 1937. $93,335.79. Interest aad rente due and accrued, $3,184.44. Other njaeta (aet). $3,373.69. Tout admitted assets, $2,506,064.28. LIABILITIES Gross claims tor losses unpaid, $79, 486.70. Amount of nnearaed premfumt oa all avtstaading risks. $53, 695.77. ! for commissioa and brokerage, 0. All other liabilities. $80,120.16. Total liabilities, except capital, $723, S 03.63. Capital paid p, $1,000,000.00. -Surplus aver all liabilities, $782, 761 65. Kurplua a regards policyholders, $1, 78.761.65. Total, $2,506,064.28. BUSINESS IN OREGOK (OR THE; TEAK Net premiums received during th year, . $3,?b7.57. Net losses - paid during th year, $404 12. Net losses Incurred daring th year, $1,105.12. Nam of Company, Anchor Insurance Company. Smm9 of President, Q. C House. Name af Secretary, R. S. buncombe. Statutory resident attorney for service. Insursace Commissioner, Salem, Oregoa, So. 120-126 8TNOPS1S Ok ANNUAL STATEMENT Of the Boston Insurance Company af Boston, ia the State of Massachusetts, oa the thirty-first dsy of December, 1937, made to th Insurance Commissioner of the Stat ot Oregon, pursuant to law; CAPITAL Amount of capital atock paid up, $3,000,000.00. INCOME Net premiums received daring th year, $5,235,932.44. Interest, dividends and rents received during the year, $885,962.50. Income from other eoarre received during the year, $144,228.12. Total income. f6.2b6.123 09. DISBURSEMENTS Set losses paid daring the year includ ing adjustment expenses, $2,175,800.05. Dividends paid oa capital atock during the year, $630,000 00. Commissions and salaries pa'd daring the year, $1,832,038.79. Taxes, licenses and fees paid daring th year. $83,036.75. Amount of ail other expenditures, $ 11.092.68. Total expenditures. $5,631,968.27. ASSETS Vslu of real estate owned (market value), $l.o.o,000.00. Value of stocks owned (market value). SI 2.433.985.50. Value of bonds owned (market r mortised), 87,182.219.00. Loans oa mortgages and collateral, etc., $33,000.00. Cask la baaks snd oa hand, $1,478, CS8 66. Premiums is eourao of collection writ ten since September 20, 1937. $708,- 16. 86. Interest and rents due and accrued, $7 319.30. Other assets (aet). $115,086 58. Total admitted aosets, $23,093,064.90. LIABILITIES Gross claima for losses aapaid. $L 067.534 11. Amosnt of unearned premiums on all BUtandiRg risks. $4,694,846 83. lo for commiisioo sad brokers fa, f 45.300.00. AU other liabilities. $1,434,894 67. Total llabililiea, except capital, $7, 342 675 SI. Capital paid ap, $3,000,000.00. Surplus ever all liabilities, $12.- 50.489.29. Surplus ss regard policyholder based a convention values. $15,850,489.29. -Total, S23. 093.04 90. 1 BUSINESS IN ORFGOX tOR THE TEAR Net premiums received during; th year, f2.. 035.45. Lses paid daring th year, $12, 47.57. . ' Losses Incurred daring the year, $12, 11754. Nam of Company, Bostoa Iasuraae Company. Name of President, William R. Uedgs. Nam f Secretary, William J. Chi ao'm. f tatntory resident at&Sfney for service, 3. C. Vea;- Faced Vith Difficult Decision Mrs. Bessie Gnatz, 24, of Chicago, rigjt, must decide whether r. will let her three small children stay with friends who can ive 'hem better advantages than she can afford or keep them in her impover ished home. Mrs. Carmen Cunningham, left, i"u offered to adopt . . . . jjjjw juj Gnatz and her two sisters. Magin Is Visitor At Aiders' Meet . BROOKS The Ladies Aid so ciety held an alt-day meeting In the church Wednesday. A covered dish lunch was served at the noon hour and late in the afternoon light refreshments were served. Dr. and Mrs. Louis j Magin were visitors in the afternoon. Dr. Magin is district superintendent. : There will be preaching in the Brooks Methodist church Sunday at 8 p. m. The Ladies Aid j society will meet in the church Wednesday, June 1. I No. 127-127 SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL STATEMENT Of th National Union, Fir Insurance Company of Pittsburgh, ia the Stat of tVuasylvama, on - the thirty-first day of December, 1937. made to the Insurance Commissioner af the State of Oregon, pursuant to law: i CAPITAL r Amount of capital stock paid np, $1,100,000.00. ! INCOME Net premiums received daring the year. $7,356,637.41. i Interest, dividends and rents received during th year, $657,700.63. - Income front other source received during the year, $75,988.33. Total income, $8,090,826.37. DISBURSEMENTS Net losses paid during the year includ ing adjustment expenses. $3,262,693.33. Dividends paid oa capital stock during the year. $275,000.00. I Commisaiona and aalaries paid daring the year, $2,554,227.93.1 , Taxes, licenses . and feaef" paid during the year, $382,342.61. , -Amount of. all other expenditures, $782,239.44. i Total expenditures, $7,256,503.31. . ADMITTED ASSETS Value ot real estate owned (market value), $1,122,419.78. i Value of stocks owned (market value) , $3,183,008.74. ) VaJuo of bonds waed (amortiied), $8,309,118.91. I Loans on mortgages aad collateral, etc., $944,775.64. i - Cash ia baaks and an band, $1,185, 504.39. i ' Freminms ia course of collection writ- tea since September 30, 1937, $1,176,- 756.83. I Interest and rents due aad 'accrued, $120,763.89. J Other assets (net), $90,585.76. Tots) admitted assets. $16,132,933.44. LIABILITIES Gross claims for losses unpaid, $1, 205.970.92. f Amount of unearned f premiuma on aU outstanding risks, $7,211,702.96. 'Due for commission and brokerage, $23,000.00. j All other liabilities. $1,518,898.04. Total liabilities, except capital. $9, 961.571.92. Capital paid up, $1,100,000.00. Surplus over all liabilities, : $5,071. 361.52. 1 Surplus as regarda policyholders $6, 171,361.52. i -, Total, $16,132,933,44. BUSINESS IN OREGON IX)K TUB TEAR Net premiums received during the year, $11,789.71. i . " Net ' losses paid during the . year, $1,475.32. j Net losaee - racurred during the year, $1,645.82. ' Name ot Company, National Union Fire Iaxurance Company ' Name of President, J. M. Thomas. Name of Secretary, F. J. Breen. Statutory reaident attorney for service, 3. C Veaaie. . t Xo. 121-121 SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL 8TATEMEXT Of the Lutheran Mutual Life Insurance Company of Waverljr. in the State of Icwa, oa th thirty-first day of Decem ber, 1937, made to the Insurance Com missioner af the State of Oregon, pur suant to law: t CAPITAL ! Amount ot capital stock paid op, none. INCOilK ! Total premium income tor the year, $1,656.059.S1. I lrtercst, , dividends and rents received during the ' year, $316,486.94. Income - from other sources received daring the year, $101,129.85. Total income. $2,073.676 60. I- DISHUiiSEMENTS Paid for losses, endowments, anauitiea aad aurrender values,. $302,532.47. Dividends paid to policyholders during the year, $274,468.15. Dividends paid on capita) stock during the year. none. I Commissions and salaries paid daring the year. $338.123.01.. Taxes, licen es4 fvci pt id during the year, $12,294.81. ; Amoaat of all etlier expenditures, $185,953.77. j Total expenditnr... $1,134,372.21. ASSETS Value of real estate owned (market value). $370,915.50. ; - Value of bonds i owned (amortised value), $1,998 0J2. 19. Loans oa mortgages snd collateral, etc., $4,195,892.89. j Premiara notes Sad policy loans, $711,978 88. . Cash in banks and on band, $139, 245.05. Net uncollected and deferred premiums, $322,451.80. ! Interest and; rents duo aad accrued, $97,248.34. 1 . Other assets (net), $12,91.0. ToUl admitted assets. $7,964,455.73. ' LIABILITIES Net reserve. $6.542. $71.37. Gross claims for; losses aapaid, $1 520.00. ' All other liahilitiea, $627,867.24. . Coatinreat reserve, $338,278.87. Total liabilities, except capital, $7, 513,637.4$. ! Capitsl rs.id ap, bene. Surplus over all liabilities. $150,818.25. Snrplns as regarda policyholders, $450, $18.25. i ' , Total, $7,964,455.73. BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAS Gross premiums received daring th rear. 86.503.54. Premiuma and dividends returned dar ing the year none. ; Losses said darinf th Tear. non. Name ot Company, Lutheran Mutual Life Iniuranc Company. Nam ot President, J. E. Tlegg. Nam of Secretary, Walter G. Voecks. - Statutory resident attorney for service, Iusuraaoa Commissioner. Salens. Oreroa. 4 v . ... V :. x Rogers Home Is Scene Club Meet OAK POINT Mrs. Joe Rogers Jr., entertained with a 1 c clock luncheon in the garden of her home. Wednesday for her book club. This was the last meet! ing of the season and each mem ber invited a guestv The after noon was spent informally. In vited guests were: Mrs. Walter Holechek, Mrs. Martin Fratzke, Mrs. Howard Bennett and Mrs. Doris McGowen of Independence; Mrs. Doris Dodson of Monmouth, Miss Caroline Wagner of Port land and Miss Hazel Hughes and Mrs, Rogers of Gk Point Mrs. Charles Wilson was host ess to Independence Rural Wom an's club Tuesday " afte'noon. Club will disband for the sum mer with the annual picnie June 5 at Xeskowin with club furn ishing ice cTeam for a 1 o'clock basket dinner. Miss Myra Mont gomery of Independence gave a trarelogue of her twd tripe : to Mexico, one In 1934 and the other last winter. She . showed pictures of Interesting places and exhibited novelties . she : ba purr chased on the trip. Mrs. John Holechek and Miss , Montgomery were Invited guests. Colored Motion Films Will Be Shown Tuesday; Rebekahg. Plan Session TURNER Fred -De Vries of Pratum will show 2500 feet of colored pictures which he took on his trip abroad, "Tuesday night. May 31, 'probably at the Christian church. i Ideal Rebekah lodge will cele brate the 22nd anniversary of its Institution Wednesday night, June 1. Members and their families and former members are invited for a short program, to be followed by a supper. . Burial Rites Are Held for Christenson Infant WOODBURN Word has been received here that Dean Craig Christenson, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Ciuistnson, died at St. Vincent's hospital in Port land Monday. Ihe child, was born May 8. Graveside services were held at the River View cemetery in Portland with Rev. Roy W. Achor, formerly of, the Presbyterian church of Wood burn, officiating. No. 128-128 SYNOPSIS OP ANNUAL, STATEMENT Of the Old Colony Insurance Company of Boston, in the State of Massachusetts, on the thirtyfirst daj of December, 1937, made to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of Oregon, pursuant to law: CAPITA!, Amount of capital stock paid np, $1,000,000.00. IVCOME Net premiums ruxeived during th year, $1,771,746.06. Interests, dividends and rents received daring the year, $396,942.15. Income from other sources received during the year, $04,407.22. Total income, $2,233,095.43. DISBURSEMENTS Net losses paid during the year includ ing adjustment expenses, $717,965.64. Dividends paid on capital stock daring the year, $200,000.00. Commissions and aalaries paid during the year, $581, 787.86. Taxes, license and fees paid daring the year, $98,964.6. Amount of all other expenditures, $239,871.11. Total expenditures, $1,838,389.25. ADMITTEU ASSETS Value of reel estate owned (market vaiue), 0. Value ot stocks owned (market value), $3,863,848.00. Value of bonds owned (market), 4, 867.28S.G0. . Loans oa mortgages and collateral, etc., $10,400.00. Cash in banks and on hand, $342, 139.55. Premiums in cours of collection writ ten since September 30. 1937, $250, 351.18. Interest and rents do and accrued, $47,148.70. Other assets (set). $50,249.93. - Totsl admitted sssets, $9,431,423.89. f LIABILITIES i Gross elaiaas for losses unpaid, $319, 074.97. Amount of nnearned premiums on all OvtHlanding risks. $1,633,773.62-. . Da (or commission sad brokerage, $19,000.00. All other liabilities, $223,203.09. ' :' Total liabilities, exeept capital. $2, 195.053.68. , Capital paid ap. $1,000,000.00. Burplua over all liabilities, $6,236, 171.67. Surplus ss regard policyholders, $7, 236.371.67. Total, $9,431,425.35. 1 ' i BUSINESS IN OREGOX i FOR THE YEAR Ket premiuma recti Ted during th year, $9 700.92. Net losses psid duriuf tb Yr, $2,529.30. - Net losses Incurred during th year, $2,327.68. . Stns of Company, Old Colony Insur ance Company, a Name of President. William K. Eedg. Nam f Secretary, Wilham J. tlus bolm. Statutory resident attorney for service, 3. C Veazia. HayfrJaldng:!?; Started, 'Green HAZEL GREEN N. P. Wil liamson and Alex Sharp have chal lenged the- weather by making hay. It Is the clipping from clo ver where they expect to harvest seed crop.' It Is not so good for horses but considered excellent for dairy cows. Alex Sharp began to pick strawberries Friday. All growers expect to begin picking 'early next week. Peter Woelke and Joseph Ziel ulski will begin to harvest goose berries about the first. Zielniski, who had the second largest acre age in the county, has grubbed his old planting. . Dusting strawberries for what Is called the Iris worm has been finished. A. T. Van Cleave and son, ; Alvln Van Cleave, have added seven acres of boy sen berries to their large acreage of strawber ries, logan and , youngberries. Charles Zielniski, Jr., Max Woods. and Alex. Sharp have prospects of a .Dig loganberry crop. 16 Turner Seniors Receive Diplomas . I ' TURNER -Turner high school graduated a senior class of 18 Thursday night with Dean TJ, G Duback of OSC giving the ad dress to a packed blouse. Prof. L. J. Uhrhammer presented the diplomas. The honor students: Ra chel Riches, who will enter Reed college; Margaret Schifferer, who will likely attend business col lege; and Ellison Whittaker, who will take work at OSC. Betty Peetz was program pian ist; music by . school orchestra; invocation, Rev. Bruce Grose- close; salutatory, Margaret Schif- lerer; solo, Miss Clare Stewart; vaiemctory,. Rachel Riches; reces sional. ; beniors: Margaret Schifferer, Rachel Riches, Linda Huber, Eva Hansen, Helen Bower, Jennie Goodman, Beverly Bonney, Lillian benuster, Ellison Whittaker. Er nest i McCully, Ray Mickenham, Vernon Hedges. Keith Ball. Ross Bowders, George Davis, Marvin turner. Sister Monica Visits I Relatives at Cervais; I ; at Riley's Ordination ; GERVAIS Ulster Monica of Port Townsend, Wash., i-3 visit ing her sister, Sophie Nibler and brother, A. Nibler. She went to Mt, Angel Thursday to at tend the ordination of a cousin, Justin Riley. . i Bans have been said at Cacred Heart 1 church for the appioach ing marriage of Ray Fessler and Clara Eder, dajghter .of. Mrs Fred Eder. Miss Eder Is teach er at Belle Pasl school no th of town. Orville Wilson Waives Hearing in Lower Court WOODBURN Orville Wilson who " was arrested Wednesday night on a charge of contribut ing . to the delinquency of a mi nor, waived preliminary hearing when he appeared In Judge Overton's court Thursday after noon and was held to answer to the grand Jury. Wilson was taken to Salem .nd plart-d in the custody of the sheriff. 4 Pages of Comics plus 5 Comic Strips! "NEW BOOKS" and "GARDEN" DEPARTMENTS TI Field Day Slated - For Experiment Station June 2 - Program for the small fruits field day to be held at the Oregon agricultural experiment station at Corvallis Thursday, June 2, has been received by County i Agent Harry L. Riches, who urges all growers, of small fruit who possi bly can spare the time to plan to attend and view the' research work being done by the TJSDA and the experiment station. Those attending wjll meet at the experiment station at Corval lis, reached by crossing the Wil lamette river bridge at Corvallis and traveling eastward for about one mile. Signs will designate the route. - j j ; The day's program; j ' . - - ' Forenoon Address ot welcome, W. A. Schoenfeld cean and director of arrieulture. OSC. Demonstration of freer inf. preserving, and processing, M. tvies-and. profes sor of food products industries, OSC.. Demonstration of new strawberry va ricties snd visit of plots,' Ceore Waldo, associate pomolo-rist, UaDA. .Afternoon -: ! :! Pruning snd training; experiments, with esaa Imiis, w. B. Brawn, head . depart ment of horticulture, OSC I. Insert Pests of Small Fruits, t W. D. Edwards, .assistant entomologist.' Mosaic and other diseases of small fruits, 8. M. Zeller. plant pathologist. Tour of small fruits breeding plots, George Waldo. Tour of " Strawberry Plots at South f crm, George Waldo. Wool Prices Are Easier in Boston BOSTON. May 27 - UP) The Commercial Bulletin will say to morrow:' - "Interest In wool continues at low ebb and prices are slightly softer. In the west, more or less of a stalemate exists, with, buy ing small and scattered, at prices barely steady. " , "Foreign markets are a bit easy also. The , East India sales are down about 5 per cent over last sales. European markets are dull and heavy. Australia alone keeps firm, on fine wools. "In the piece goods market lit tle inquiry is reported, although topmakers report fair shipping in structions against orders placed a month or more ago. "Mohair is rather slow ,and about steady. Quotations: scoured basis: Oregon: fine and f.m. sta pie 63-64; fine and f.m. clothing 53-54. Mohair: Oregon, 25-27." Lenz Is Returned To Dallas Church DALLAS Rer. P. A. Lenx pastor of the Dallas Evangelical church, was returned to the local pastorate' for another year at the annual Oregon-Washington con ference of the Evangelical churches held the " past week in Portland. . '-, ' James' Leitch, a delegate to the conference r from the r alias church, was selected ; as dele gate to attend the general con ference .of the Evangelical churches to be held in John town. Pa., this fall. A large number of Dallas peo ple were In Portland Sunr'ty at tending . the Oregon-Washington conference. Son to Wackens HAZEL GREENr-Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Wacken are announcing the birth of a son, Clifford Ray. This is the first son and fourth child. - j orrdw V Tom IE OREGON STATESMAN Society Heltzel-Reed Vows Are Said in tlie East Word has reached Salem of the marriage of Miss Eleanor Reed. ' and James T. Heltzel of Province- town. Mass., a son of Mrs. James O. HelUel of Salem, which was solemnized in Haverford.: Pa., Monday. May 23. Mr. and Mrs. Heltzel are enjoy- ing a wedding trip in New York and Philadelphia and will make their home in Provincetown. Mrs. Heltzel reeclved her edu- n i v. t. . Mr. Heltzel is well known in Sa- lem and attended the University ot Oregon wnere ne was ailiiiatea with Phi Kappa Psi. Woman's Club Trio Is First in Contest The Salem Woman's 'club trio won first place for the second con-. secutive time In the trio contest hplrl at thfl Rtat , convention uf the Oregon Federation of Worn- en's club in Pendleton this week.' The numbers they sang In the contest were "The Little Shep- hrrl ssonar" bT Watts which was especially arranged by Mrs. Max Rogers. Tthe accompanist and dl- rector, ana "Uedication ' . ny Franz. Trio members are Mrs. H. J.' Thnmaa ' Xfm. John Mint?. Mrs. George Rhoten and Mrs. Max Rogers. - - , " Mr; and Mrs. Roy H. Mills are! presiding at dinner tonight t thPir rnnrt ntrppt horriP PovPi a Tl? i?j'i t- . . caras win ue in piay auniig me. evening. e r w o i s. air. u Mrs. n.. xj. -nc nave as their house guests Mr. and Mr. Ben Schufarand son Donald of Modesto, Calif. Mr. Schuky is Mrs. Senske's brother. Portland Lodge To Visit June 4 SILVERTON Portland Neigh bors of the Woodcraft will be at Silverton. June 4 to assist In the Installation of local officers and the Initiation of new members. Dr. Scott of Salem will be in charge of the brother officer work, with guests, invited from Dallas, Independence, Salem and Portland. . Mrs. C. E. Harris will be hosts Saturday night to the members of the NOW card club. This advertisement appears as a matter of record only and is under no circumstances to be construed as an offering ot these securities for sale, or as an offer to buy, any of such securities. This offering is made only to Oregon investors and consists of -. i 295 SHARES BLUE RIDGE OIL COMPANY " (An Oregon Corporation) COMMON STOCK Par Value and Price f 100 Per Share . (This company owns an operating agreement on oil leases in the Frannie Oil field in Park County, Wyoming, and plans the development of this property.) Copies of the Prospectus may be obtained from the under signed as the Registered Dealer for this security, in Oregon. PHONE 6013 BLUE RIDGE OIL COMPANY 516 First National Dank Bldg., Salem, Ore. - In The READ ; C. E. (Charley) Wilson's Letter 6TTen Days in Ireland" The former secretary of Salem's Chamber of. Com- merce writes interestingly of his experiences in the Emer ald Isle. Watch for Mr. Wilson's travel sketch in The Sunday Statesman First Netcspaper of the Mid-Willamette Valley Te Tawanka group of camp- fire girls met on Thursday tter- noon at the home of Miss Gene- vera seianaer. Atienaing me meeting were Maxlne Wagner. uenevieve winsiow, Aiargarei &puinwicg, om jean miai. nanna lyson. veia omun, ueny Lew Hansel and Miss Selander. K. . " .. , ,r. , ; iUlSS MielKe S ViaSS Presents Program On Thursday and Friday of this week, the 5th grade pupils of Miss Cecilia Mlelke of Busn school, Presented the summary t program l"a erica the Beautiful." The program was worked out as a Cavalcade of America, and the members of the class were obliged to take several parts in order to complete all the hostorical phases por- trayed. . - A unique feature at the end the program was" a "Professor Quiz and Battle of wits. Through this contest tne cnnaren Proof of the many facts they have learned about "America the Beautiful.". . . i . .. Parents and friends of the Pu- pils were special guests on naay and were given a reception after- wards. AddiUonal guests at the iiu6iui. grade class or uaniem scnooi ana their teacher: Mrs. ; Ruin war, while on Friday;j:rs. Duncan and. ner, special cia ito ington school, Mr.-and -Mrs. Gal-: MJhn riedW ? th idtdJs Members of Miss Mielke s class " VJSJZ! Wanda Webb. Leroy Schwahauer, anA xrrt; Keats Oliver, George, and Robert- Hotchkiss, Frank Erwert, Donald Johnstone, Phyllis Mae Browning, janet Kirk, Roy Little, Donald , Scheelar, Delbert MeLoughlm, Georgia Roberts, Jean Reiha, Bil- lie Loewen, Marcia Moore, Dean Allport, Donald Eastridge, Joyce Lund, Eileen Fisher, Grace Ro berts, Elizabeth Nelson, Helen Manoles, Albert Zander, Maurice Starr, Robert McKee, Mildred Miller. James Denison, Paul Wes ton, Mary Joan Lund, Jack La r sen, Patsy Garrett, James Neece, and Donovin Esplin. . 3Irs. H. R. Crawford was in Portia n d yesterday, returning home with Miss Harriett Craw ford and Miss Marjorie Ann John son, students of St. Helen's hall who will have a few days' vaca tion. - . Th Altruists will . meet for luncheon today at Nelscott at the beach home ot Mlsa Olive M. Dahl. States Kcclesia Club Elects -Mc&ia .1U" JfeW Officers Wednesday night members of the Ecclesia club .held their an nual election of officers at a banrruet at Frederlcksons. Sea sonal flowers centered the table, guarded br tall pink tapers and small pink candles. The color scheme In- shades of pink was carried out. in corsages. . , The truest SDeaker. Mrs. Irving Fox, gave a very interesting talk nn 'Pniivannas.' Toasts were given by Miss Esther Erickson. Mi8S Irene de Lisle, and Miss jgdn MCKinaney. n v- . Elror Blayed- several accordion sojog. The officers for the coming year are: President, Miss Verda oimsted; vice - president, . Miss Edith Welborn; treasurer. Miss Irene Dunn and secretary, Miss Ruby Wiederkehr. - ! , Members present were the Misses Gertrude Cheney, Irene de r -,x j,ma Dunn. Esther Ericfc- gon Bianch Gibson, Lillian Hels- ier, Helen McElroy, Charlotte Horning; Alice Mathey, Edna Me Elhanney. VerdA Olmsted, Helen -vpirfta Rominsrer. Ruby Wiederkehr, Helen Hiller, Mrs. . Dorotny Middieton, Mrs. Adelyn Rocm snd tne Hostesses, .na Edith Weiborn, Miss Leolyn Bar- mn ein Elinor Dorrance Mrg IrTlng FoI 8nd Mi89 Shirley Rocks were additional guests. ' ; " . danffWer fldJ ?Z cf the Arch Jermans, and Miss PairiCi? L1VCT8le7i dafveseierDf are nri Mrs. T. . A. LIvesley, are spending the Memorial weekend in Salem from their studies at ."1 vl st. Helen's hall. MM Effective May 28, 1038) Faster Service To Portland 1 hour, 37 minutes HOURLY SERVICE Buses leave Salen on the hour from 7. A. M. until 5 :(MJ P. M. Also 6:15 P. M., 7:00 P. M. and 5 :05 P .M. THE NEWEST TYPE . SUPER-COACH Will be used in this service. Frequent Service and Low Fares to All Points DEPOT: New Senator Hotel PHONE: 4151 X...Uv D. H. Talmadge Dorothy Thompson Sports News Society News Theatre News i