Club's Final
Meeting Set
Dallas Croup Jubilant Over
State Honor Accorded
Mrs. Peterson
DALLAS The last meeMtjj of
the year of the Jallaa V'oman's
club will be held Tuesday after
noon. Jane 7. tn Library hall
with Mrj. If. D. Peterson presi
dent, presiding. Heportr. ct the
year's work will be rivio by
club officers and com-tittee
chairman. Installation ct officers
for the new year will bt held.
The Dallas cIud membet are
happy oyer the election of their
president. Mrs. II. D. Pearson,
as president of the OreTo' Fed
eration of Women's tlub Mrs.
Peterson was elected to thi posi
tion by a large majority t,t the
state convention Iatt week. She
U completing her second vcar as.
president of the local club and
also her second year 'at state
chairman of the Junior Women's
clubs. She has been active also
In the work of the, local VFW
auxiliary, recently .completed of
fice as state president of the
Ladies of the GAR and ct airman
of Polk county Po-Anierita.
Work si Outstanding
Her two years as presidnt of
the Woman's cluV here ha.jbeen
marked by an outstanding' pro
gram of civic and philanthropic
enterprise, j
At the meeting here Tuesday,
Miss Helen Breitcaupt of Salem
will be the guest speaker. Other
numbers 'on the progra 4 Will be:
Piano solo by student of Miss
Ruth Bedford of Salem: dance
number by Shirley Joan Phelps;
violin solo by Connie 'Ri?dell of
Monmouth, student of R.- Mil
ler: dance numbers by Horine
Inglis; and group of 'veal sol 03
by Mis. Josephine A'bert
Spaulding. t -
During the tea hour Htt'e Miss
Donna Collinswoi-th aind little
Donald Hughes will each ng a
solo. I .
Hostesses will be .Mrs. W. -L.
Pemberton, chairman, an! Mrs.
C. W. Low, Mr. C W. Henkle,
Mrs. Tracy Staats, Mrs. ' Walter
Waite, Mrs. George Cooler sad
Mrs. J. F. Spooner.
The OIIEGUN STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Friday Morning, June 3, 1928
Final Rites Held
For G. E. Rhoades
PAGE THIRTEEN
Birkmaiers Are Visitors
at Ivan Gubsers' Home
UNTONVALE Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Blrkmaier and sons, Alvin
and Mack of John Day arc visit
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Ivai Gub
ser. Birkmaier Is supervisor of
the Malheur National forest and
he left Tuesday for his duties
and Mrs. Birkmaier and the boys
will leave Friday when Mr. and
Mrs. Gubser will . accompany her
and visit with her at John Day
and all of them will go Mcnday
to the home of the former'r par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Olvin McFet
ridse, at Enterprise, for a week's
visit. ! ' ; .
Poppy Sale Ends
DAYTON The Dayton Ameri
can Legion auxiliary sold 325
poppies made1 by tatients ol vet
erans hospitals for the benefit
of disabled veterens famines.
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NORTH SANTIAM -Funeral
services were held for George E.
Rhoades at the Weddle funeral
home In Stayton Sunday after
noon. Rev. Harold Lyman offic
iated and Mr." and Mrs. L. C
Keithley sang. Burial was In Lone
Oak cemetery.
He was born in Burlington.
Iowa, on Febrnary 22, 1870. He
married Grace A. Bower in Po
catello, Idaho, December 20, It 10.
The' Rhoades family came to
North Santlam from Kettle Fails,
Wash.. In 1930.
Surviving are his widow, Grace
A. Rhoades; one daughter, Mrs.
Elsie Jamieson of Rice, Wash.; six
sons, Woodrow Rhoades - of Or
vllle. Wash., Roland Rhoades of
Mollan, Idaho, and Harold, Burk,
Byron and Burl of North Santlam:
sister, Edith Bunny of Stillwater.
Okla; brother, Burk Rhoades of
Alva, Okla., and two grand
children. ;
Riiggles Bound
To Grand Jury;
Growning Fined
SILVERTON Tuesday was a
busy day In justice court at Sil
verton with- Alf O. Nelson dis
posing of the fbllo wing cases:
Ben Ruggles, who pleaded not
guilty to an assault , chargv pre
ferred by John Bittner ard in
Tolring a young son at Bictner s
was bound over to grand Jury
with ball placed at $500.
P. L. Growning paid ft $100
fine and costs on n drunker driv
ing charge when he changed his
plea from not guilty to gu'Ity In
court.: A six months jail sent
ence was suspended upon pay
ment and Growning was given a
year probation instead,
r The case of Jerry V.'ells.
charged with larceny, waj dis
missed on motion of Joe Fel
ton, deputy district . att rney,
because another i-ersbn resumed
the responsibility of the ctarge
made against Wells. Th? name
of the other person was
held as he was a minor.
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Vacation Bible Schools
Will Open Nexf Monday
SILVERTON Vacation bible
schools will be . conducted by
three " Lutheran churches here
beginning June 6. Parerit- are
being invited to bring their chil-.
dren to the schools at Calvary,
Immanuel or Trinity.
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