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PAGE TEN
The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Saturday Morning, October 8, 1938
ryant Slated
OnCubMoiii
McCarthy Names Pearson,
. but Sinus Jlay Keep
. Him From Game.
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preliminary report was for skies
partly "overcast, with the ther
mometer around 60, in contrast
to; the -53-degree temperature ior
yesterday'B Chicago , tilt. , -:
Both clubs were in good phys
ical " condition; " although- Frank
Crosetti. shortstop star ! of the
iv Yanks and bero of the onening
engagements,. ..reported ...iwith.. a
swpllen glove-band. .
"It's from all those catches
and stops," he explained, while
, rubbing ice on the swell! nj
around the middle fingers. "
"But don't worry," -he; added.
- "It'll be in" there playing! tomor
row. The soreness isn't that
bad." &- ;.)
Chief topics of conversation on
the Yankees' train in their iver
night jump from Chicago were
-the fine game pitched by Dizzy
rtoan Hpsnifp a. sorft arm. and the
L weird play which accounted for
the Trankees' nrst two runs.;
- Most of the party agreed the
play, ; in which Stan ; Hack and
Billy Jurges, Cub infielders, col
lided and fell in chasing a slow
roller from Joe Gordon's -"bat
and it rolled Into center field for
a double scoring two mis, has
never been matched in a world
series. : " i i
Lvman H. Shorev
Medalist in Golf
Round, JWoodburn
WOODBURN Q u a 1 i f y i n g
rounds for the mens fall tourna
aiient at the Woodburn golf club
were completed Wednesdai with
Lyman II. Shorey as mtedalist
with a score of 73. '
Following are the pairings for
the first round matches: I
Championship flight. Frank
Proctor vs.e -Walter G. Miller,
Tony Painter vs. ; Jim Chapelle,
Lyman H. Shorey vs. Mathew Mo
chel, A. DeJardin vs. Burton Wil
leford. The losers of the cham
pionship flight will form the first
flight. ' .
Second flight pairings Include
Harold Schooler, vs. Jake Hersh
berger, M. D. Henning vs. Lewis
Faulkner. Robert Harper vs.! R. L.
Guiss, Henry McGrew vs. Donald
Toomb. The losers of this flight
will form the third flight, j
Fourth flight, George Jackson
vs. Elmer Klamp, Bob Jackson vs.
LaVerne Schooler, Dr. Gerald
Smith ts. P. E. Paulson. Dr. A. E.
Naslund vs. Wjnton J. Hunt.
Matches must be completed by
Wednesday evening, October 12.
and cards turned in at the j West
Woodburn store. Tony Painter
and Waiter G. Miller are In
charge of the tournament, j '
Colemans Defeat
Gervais Gridders
ST. PAULi The Coleman bro
thers with the help of one of the
Smith tribe routed tiervals i high
r school's football team here Fri
day as St. Paul posted a 3 31 to 6
win. ,. '
Jay Coleman streaked to a pair
of touchdowns and Don Coleman
to another while , James Smith
came through with two scores.
Don Coleman kicked three out of
five attempted conversions. I
The St. Paul Gridders tied Day
ton to 6 last week and next
week will meet the Mill ! City
(eleven. " 1 -
Generals Triumph j
PORTLAND, Oct. 7.-6o-Grant
; jjhigh school football team went on
, (a scoring spree yesterday and
Overpowered Commerce, 41-0, In
: the Portland Interscholastic lea-
; BUe.
S.ateraent of tie ownership. mtm
aweat, circulation. ttc required by tba
met f cooirrest of Anrnst 24. 1912. f
; Tb Orecoa Statc&mta, published daily
and Ensdaj except Honda? at Sa'cm.
: Oregon, for October 1, 1838, State of
: Dregoii. Coanty of Marion.
: I Before me. a notary wcMie la pd for
i ih Slat sod county af.reid. personally
tppeared tiie manasing editor of the Ore
oa Sutesman, and that the following i,
r the beat of hia knowledge and belief,
k trne atatemeot of the ownership, an
: arement and circulation. te of i tb
aloreaaid pnblieatioo for the date shown
t pa the above caption, required by the Act
' f Aniraet 24. 1912. embodied in section
i X I. Postal Laws and Rernlatlona. print
. fad oo tbe rererae of that form, to wit:
Ll. That tbe names and addressee of
d bnainesa managers . are: Pnblixher,
Statesman Publishing Co., Salem. Ore.:
; Oe A. Spragiie. Salem, and Sheldon T.
48arktt Marshfield: editor. C. A. flprugn.
Kalera, Ore. ; managiag editor, Ralph C
: Cartie. Salem. Ore. ...
V I 2. That tbe owner Is: -Hf owned by a
Corporation, its nam and address annet
Sao stated and also immediately tberennder
it he names and addresses of atockhoiderm
; Uwning or holding Ofe per rent or more
i kef total amoont of. stock, if aot owned
by a corporation, the names and addressee
tf the individual owners mast bo cin
- ilf owned by firm, company, or other
maineorperated concern, its name and ad
' islress. as well as those of each individual
, member, most bo riren.) Statesman Pnb
Co Salem. Ore. O. A. Soragna. Slem.
Oregon. Sheldon F. Kaekett, Marabfield,
Oregon. Indiyidnally and as parrbarers tin
' ider contract from R. J. Hendrieks and
Carlo A bra ma. Salem, Oregon.
3. That the known bondholders, mors-.
gmgeea, and other security bolder own
' ing or ttolding I per cent or more of to-.
: taJ amount of bonds, mortgages, or other
- securities art: Nono, !'''-";
' 4. That tbe two paragraphs next above.
' giving tbe names of tb owners, stock
balder, seearitiee holders, if any. eon
tain not only the lat of stockholders and
.aoearity bolder aa they appear apon the
booka of tbe company bat also; in eases
: wbere tba stockholder or seenrity bolder
' i appears apon the books of the company
aa trasteo or in any other fiduciary reta
tie, tbe asm of tb person "or corpora-tien-.for
wbora sack trustee is aetiag. ia
girea; alao that tba said two paragraph
centaia tUtementa embracing affiant's
full knowledge nd belief as to the cir
cvnastanee and conditions under which
atockboldera and seenrity holders who do
aot appear apon the books of the com
any as trustees, bold stock and securities
; fa a sapaeity otber than that of a bans
r fid owner;, and this affiant has no re
sen to belie that any other person, a
i aociation. or corporation baa any interest
direct or Indirect in the said stock, boods.
r other securities' tian as stated by
bint. " ' -"..
5.. That the average aamber of eooles
of eack issue of . this publication sold or
ttistnbuted. through tb maila or otber
i vise, to paid subscribers during tbe sis;
. i iconths preceding -the iato shown above
i Is 6941 daily and Sunday aet paid. -i
Kalph C. Curtis (Managing Edrtor).
' I Swora lo and aubserihed ti foro me thi
i tat day of October, 1938, Wendell Will
i arth. My toramiasica expires May 6,
This Was the Unhappy Blow That
Sending home runs over the fence,
blasting the Chicago Cubs in the second game of the world series. The Yankees worcd 2 runs in the
second Inning and two in each of the eighth and ninth. The Cubs made their points, one in the first
inning and two! in the third. Photo shows Hack and Jurges, both of Chicago, as they collided in back
of the pitcher's mound. Dean is seen running to the baseline, while a Yankee player romps safely to
base. (IIX).- - : ' .
Artisans to Hold
Dance October 19
SILVERTON The Artisan
lodge started the; work for the
year with a 6:30; o'clock no-host
supper Wednesday night at the
KP hall and a social hour with
a miscellaneous pre-nuptial Ehow
er for Miss Irene Fletcher.
Mrs. Chris Ceugli, president -of
the Artisans Women's club was
named as general chairman of
the fall bazaar and dnce to be
given Wednesdy, October 19. J.
Ollie" Taylor and William Han
nan compose the I dance commit
tee. Ray. Davis will be in charge
of games and CeliaHannan, pub
licity. ! -
A card party with the public
as guests will be heul the last
Wednesday in October with Bert
Swanson, president of the men's
Artisan club, asj general chair
man. A contest is arranged be
tween the men's and women's
clubs on various counts connect
ed with the series of card par
ties. I -
Smith to Have
v Audition Over.
Portland Radio
ELDRIEDGE 1 Russell Sahli,
son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Sahli,
will accompany ' his parents to
Portland Sunday where he will be
given an audition over KGW. On
Saturday, October; 15, he will play
his violin over the Portland sta
tion during the "Stirs of Tomor
row" program from 11 to 11:30
a. m. He is 'a promising young vi
olinist and has appeared many
times at the Hollywood theatre In
Salem. Miss Dora Schindler of
Fairfield was his first .teacher
three years ago. He is now study
ing in Salem. i -
Arthur Goftin has been making
repairs to the interior of his house
at his farm near: St. Louis. Mr.
and Mrs. Dave Dubois of Wood
burn will move Into the house this
week. ; . - :j r " ; .
Mahoney school opened two
weeks ago with Miss Sylvia. For
cler as teacher, j ; . -
The third week of school at
Eldriedge where Mrs. Etta Avon
and Miss Adeline Manning are
teachers, found 27 pupils enrolled.
; Grid Practices Held
SCIO Progress Is being made
in football practices, although
date for the first game has not
yet been set. Charles Sikstrom,
high school social science instruc
tor, is coaching the team." -
LrADD
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! ' . ASSETS
Loans
Banking House and
Fixtures
Other Resources .
Customers Liabil i t y
under LC Drafts
and Acceptances......
Other Bonds, Warrants
' and Stocks ......;..;..
Cash ,.1:2,583,277.58
U.S.Bonds 2,876,050.00
! - . OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS -
. A. N. BUSH, President
WM. S. WALTON, Vice President GEO. H. RICHES, Cashier
ROY NELSON, Asst. Vice President a
ROT BURTON, Asst. Cashier ..
C. MJ COX, Asst. Cashier '
Frankie Crosetti and Joe Dimaggio
Van Saiiten. Heads
Senior Members
Of Dallas School
DALLAS The four classes at
Dallas high school this week com
pleted the selection of 1938-39
advisers and officers, i
The senior class selected Miss
Julia Philp as adviser; Elvin Van
Santen, president; Elogene Ilel
gerson, vice-president;! Viola
Schneider, secretary r treasurer,
and Betty Denton, sergeant. ;
The junior class selected Miss
Kathryn Rowe as faculty adviser;
Alvin Kroeker, president; Harold
Hamm, vice-president ; j Zerita ' Pit
ner, secretary-treasurer; Fern
Russell, sergeant. ,i j
Sophomores: Jack Keeler, ad
viser; Evelyn Watsonj president;
Donald Allen, vice-president; Jim
Boydston, secretary r treasurer,
and Kenneth Webb, sergeant.
Freshmen: Miss Esther Green
well, adviser; Dorothy Wiebe,
president; Dennis Jones, vice
president; Carol Shriver, secretary-treasurer,
j
Entertainment Is
Planned by Group
5"L TALBOT Mrs. Dale Turnidge
and Mrs. John Zehner were joint
hostesses Wednesday, afternoon
for the Talbot women's club at
Mrs. Turnidge's home. Mrs. D. E.
Blinston, club president, presided
at the business meeting.
Plans were made to, give an en
tertainment at an early date with
Mrs. Frank Holoubek, Mrs. Len
Edwards and Mrs. W. R. McAllis
ter In charge. ' "
Mrs. Richard King and Mrs.
Chris Farmen were . accepted as
new club members. The n -t meet
ing will be at Mrs. N. S. Nave's
home with Mrs. John Jones and
Miss Thelma Gunn as hostesses.
At a game the prize went, to Mrs.
Ed : Lambert. Refreshments were
served. . . ii
Victor Utterbacks Move
To Farm in Lincoln Area
LINCOLN Mr. and Mrs. Vic
tor Utterback and son Raymond
have moved this week from . the
Frank Smith farm to the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan R.
Utterback at Lincoln,. where they
will occupy upstairs ? apartments
while building on the home place.
Victor and his father ire pardners
in seed raising and this year for
the first time raised! Blue Lake
and Kentucky Wonder beans com
mercially. 'X r i
STATEMENT OF CONDITION;
& BUSH
SALEM, OREGON
close of business September
5,651,468.93
t: LIABIUTIES
Capital ;
Surplus
238,445.33
150,011.39
Undivided Profits
Reserves ' mill,;; ;
y Letters of , Credit..
' Domestic and Foreign
Drafts and Accept
ances Sold ..u.
t Deposit's' -
42,240.28
; 405,743.56
.5,459,327.58
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1 11,947,237.07
J. FUHRER, Asst. Cashier
II. V. COMPTON, Asst. Cashier
TINKHAM GILBERT, Asst. Cashier
Killed Father
each brought in a mate on base
Work Progresses
On Creek Bridge
SCIO Work is reported pro
gressing well on the new concrete
bridge spanning Thomas creek
east of Sciq on the Scio-Lyons
state secondary highway. The
bridge will be complemented by
1.62 miles of new highway. The
structure, which is expected to be
completed In a few months, re
places the old ' Shindler bridge
near that point.
Reports reaching Scio are that
lumbermen Interested in a large
mill at Lyons are negotiating for
timber on Thomas creek east of
Scio. The Thurston Thomas and
other timber, tracts in that vicin
ity are under consideration.
Scio high, school girls who
earned numerals in physical edu
cation last year under the state
point system have organized a
club I simitar to the boys' letter
man's club. John Salzl was named
president, Lila Lee Thayer, vice
president, and Joyce Drennen, secretary-treasurer.
Miss .Frieda
James is advisor to the organiza
tion, which plans to meet each
month. 1
Bishops Moving
To Pratum Farm
HAZEL. GREEN Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Bishop are moving to Pra
tum, having gold their farm to
Harold Watenpaugh of Lablsh
Center.. Mr. j and Mrs. Bigham of
North Howell will move to the
Bishop farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie McCorckle
and daughter, Miss Velma, have
been on a successful fishing trip
to the coast. V
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sharp, sr.,
and ; Alex, jr., visited Mr. Sharp's
niece and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Boone (Verla Massie)
at Newport,
Aurora Women's Club
Holds Meeting Willi
Airs. S toner; 23 There
: AURORA-J The Aurora Wom
an's: club met Wednesday aftert
noon at the home of the presi
dent, Mrs. B. W. Stoner with 21
members present. The assisting
hostesses were the program com
mittee, Mrs. jW. O. Fry, Mrs. L. G.
Giesy and Mrs. Willis Yoder.
The guests speaker, Mrs. Han
nah Martin, was unable to attend.
f TheJ next j meeting ,of the club
will be October 19 at. the David
son .bakery fn Portland.
Bankers
' '
28, 1938
500.000.00
350,000.00
145,555.11.
99,853.00
4,548.33
! 37,691.95
10,809,588.68
11,94737.07
Odd Fellows Will
Gather Saturday
Monitor Unit to Entertain
Lodges of County; -Ekley
to Talk
. MONITOR Monitor Odd .Fel
lows will be hosts to the Marion
county IOOF convention Satur
day?' with two 'sessions scheduled
at 2 and 8 p. m. ' M
1 .Grand Master Joe Ekley will
give the main afternoon address
on the " "Three-Point Program?
following the , business . session.
Grover C. Pomeroy will extend
the welcome to' members from Sa
lem," Silverton Buttevllle, , Stay
ton, Woodburn, ." Gervais, Mill
City, Turner and Jefferson.
Session at Night
President U. F. Neidehlser will
preside at the evening session, E.
E. McLendon and Mr. Ekley will
speak and a varied program will
be furnished by the attending
lodges. . : '"
, R. G. Henderson Is county sec
retary and I ' II. Wright, treas
urer. .", ;
Harold French
Is now in Utah
ZENA Harold French has re
ceived ' a letter from his cousin
Felix French, ton of Prof.' and
Mrs. Clyde French of Salem, who
ia visiting his uncle, Rev. Walter
L. French at Ogden, Utah. The
card had a small bag of salt from
Salt Lake attached. Felix left here
August 4 to become a patient at
Mayo clinic at Rochester, Minn.,
where he took treatmc t for con
striction of the muscles of the
throat.
James A. French is recovering
nicely from burns on his face and
arms, suffered when he took a
pan of blazing paraffine from the
stove at the home of his brother,
John French in Salem. Just as he
started through an outside door
the wax exploded, spraying the
liquid over his arms and burning
his hair and eyebrows.
John Earl Friend Puts
In Appearance, Hubbard
HUBBARD Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Friend are the parents
of an eight-pound baby boy, John
Earl, born September 19 at the
Anne hospital.
An 84 -pound boy was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Robert- LeRoy Fred
erick of Woodburn September 26
at the Anne' hospital.
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6 a. m. Bible school at 10 o'clock. Wor
ship at '11. Intermedial C. . at 6:30
and avanfelistie aervirea at 7 :30 p. m.
8chool in Christian' education for grada
aehool children Tharaday at 2:30 p. m.
Prajrer soeetins; Tauradaj at 7:30 p. m.
SOUTH SJLXXM FRIENDS CHURCH
I Sooth Commercial and Washington
Streeis. Bibla aehool, 10 a. sn. Jiornins
Worship, .11 a.' an. venint aerTice, 7:30.
Dillon W. Kills, minister.
, ; V ; GRACE G08FEX. HAXX
;! rifteenth and Mill streets. Bible school
at 9 :I5 a., m. Lord'a anp?r at 11 a. m.
Preachinc at 3 and at 7:30 p. m.- by
Henry Petersen, ( Chicago. Each week
night Mr. Petersen will apeak and shew
alidea - John Banyan' a ''Pilgrim'a
Progreaa.'', , .r
IJOCANTJXI. MISSIOaT AST CHURCH
! 'o. fifth and Oaines atreeta. fter. il.
H. Pitchef, pastor. Souday . achool at
9:45 a. ml Preaching service at 11 a. m.
ETanrelisne serviees at 7:30 p. m.
Prayer nretlng Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
VAH'8 WITNESSES
Fraternal temple, Center street near
Liberty. Sunday at 6:30 p. a., instruc
tion period, and at 7:30 tbe Bible atady.
THE CHURCH or JESUS CHRIST .
OF LATTER DAT SAINTS
Cottage and Cbemeketa atreeta. Sunday
achool, 10:30 a. m. reuing service, 6
p. m. General aociety meets Monday, 7:30
p. m. Relief society Tuesday, 2 p. m.
MIA Tuesday, 7:30 p. m Choir prartice
Thursday, 7:30 p. m. Biabop A. C. Haw
kins. j AMERICAN LUTHERAN CHURCH
I Church street between Cbemeketa and
Center atreeta. Rer. P, W. Eriksen, pas
tor. Sunday school, 9 :4!t a. m. Morning
worship, 11. 8ermon, "Christianity 'a
Moat fcangerous Riral." Offertory solo,
t'Tbanks Ba to God,' Virgil Mason.
Service orer KSLM, 11 to 12 noon.
Young people's service, 6:30 p. m.
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH. ALC
I Eighteenth and Ktate. Ker. Amos E.
Minneman, A. M., pastor. German, 9:30
a. m. Subject. "Training the Youth."
Engliah with installation of teachers and
officers cf the Sunday school, 11 I. o.
Subject, "Nurtured Aright." Sunday
School, 9:30 a. m. Congregational meet
ing, 2 p. m. Lutber league businesa meet
ing, 7 p. m.
ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN
(Missouri Synod)
Sixteenth and 'A stretta. H. W. Gro,
pastor. Sunday school and Bible ciass at
i. m. Services, 10 a. m.
SALEM MENNONITE CHURCH
i Seventeenth and Cbemeketa. Pastor,
ftev. A. P. Voth. Sunday achool, 9:45
a. m. Morning worship, 11 a. m. Sermon
y Rer. J. J. Penner of IJeedly, Cal.f..
p.vanrrlistie preaching here until October
16. Bible studies next week at 2:30
p. m. from Tuesday to Friday. Sunday
evening service, 7:30 p. m. Message by
Rev. J. J. Penner. Radio broadcast over
station KSLM. each Sunday night at 9:30.
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
! State and Church street. Dr. James E.
Milliran. castor. Sunday aehool. ' 9:45
a. m. Morning worship, 11. Dr. Bruce
Baxter, president of Willamette univer
sity, will spesk on "A Lost Saying of
Jesus" WorshiD. 7:30 l- m. Topic. "Is
Your Religion Dangerous I" Robert John
son of Oak Grove, innior at Keed college.
and Kent and Keith Markee of Canby
will maka reports on Boulder conference
at the evening hour and the Markee twins
t
s
i
Salem Radio Dealers
Inaugurate
Salem Radio
S pe ci al H
Sunday's Oregon ''-Statesman'
Wdlch for III
f:
URGE
will play a trumpet duet, "The Holy
City." " University Vespers sunset hour,
K.llb . m. lU.Atl.n.l. h.iu, A -30 Ti SB.
Cooky Jar every Thursday, 3 to i p.
tp woTtn league ior nigs acnooi J
people, 6:1 p. a. Hobby for fifth and
aixth grade people Satutday, 2:30 to 5
p. m. - ' -. ' ' '
i JASON LEE MEMORIAL ME
! North Winter, Jefftrson, EairgTonnda
road. Lynn A. Wood, minister. Chorch
school, 9:45 a. sn. Morning worvhip, 11.
Theme. "Facing the Foe." Epworth
leagues Intermediate.- 5:30 p. m. : High
school and senior, 6:30 p. Jn." Evening
service. 7:30, "Enemies . to. .Religious
living."....- . ;;-
; . LESLIE METHODIST CHURCH
- Sooth Conuuercial and Myers. Dean C.
Poiadexter, minister. Charch school. 9:45
a. aa. Morning worship, 11 Sermon,
"Faith to Prepare." The leagaes will
meet at 6:30 p. m. Richard Adlard speak a
at the alder league. At the 7:30 service
Mr. Adlard will show pictures which he
took in China this year..
'. FREE METHODIST CHURCH
X. Winter and Market atreet. D. A.
Cohagan. pastor. Sunday achool, 9:45
a. m. Church wtrrship, 11 a. m. Sermon
by Rev. J. R. Stewart. Young peopte'a
meeting, 6:30 p. m. Evangelistic -service,
7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday at
7t30 p. m. : . 1. " . '
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH I OF GOD
315 N. Commercial atreet. - Bible
acnool, 2 p. m. devotional, S p. an. Evan
gelistic, 7:30 p. nu Evangelistic meetings
every night, 7:30 p. m. J. C. and Daisy
Wilson, pastors.
... FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
; Winter and Chetneketa atreeta. Henry
Mareotte, D. D-. paator. Chorea school.
:30 a. m. Assembly and rally day pro
gram. Morning worship, 11 'clock. Ser
mon, "Abraham' Supreme Teat." Trio.
"Liebestraume" Lisxtr" iolin, Mary
Talmadge Ik-ad rick; pimo, Margaret
Hogg; organ, Prof. Frank ChurcBill. Chris
tian Endeavor societies : meet at 6:30
p. m. Evening worship. 7:30 'clock.
Sermon by the pastor, "God." Thia is
the first in a series of sermons on
''Regnant Idaaa." Midweek service
Thursday, 7 :30 p. m.
PROGRESSIVE PSYCHIC
DIVINE HEALING CENTER .
i 248 Court street. Services, 2:30 nd
7:30 p. m. Suoday. Rt. Mittlecteadt,
paator. Messages and supper. '
FIEST CHURCH OF. CHRIST
(Scientist)
Cbrmeketa and Liberty atretts." Sun
day school, 11 a. m. Services at 11 a. m.
and 8 p. nr. Lesson-serition, . "Are Sin,
Disns ind Death Realf Wednesday
evening meeting includes testimonies of
l-.ekhnp through Christian Science. Pub-
lie reading room at iOa Aiason:c tempie
open dailj-, excepts Sunday and holidays,
from 11 a. m. to 9 p. m. Wednesdaya
until 7:30 p. m. ;
ENGLEWOOD COMMUNITT CHURCH
M'nited Brethren- -
Seventeenth and Nebraska avenue. O.
TL Foster, minister. SundaT school. 9:45
a. m. Morning worship. 11 a. m. -Special
music by Leslie M. Martin and Harry
Ijnse of The Dalits. Sermon. "Greater
Than." Senior and 'ntermediate Endeavor
nnetips 6:30 d. m. Evangelistic aerv
ice, 7:30. Special muiic Sermon for
young people, "Building." Prayer meet
ing Wednesday, 7:30 p. as.
OTTT-OF-TO WI CHURCHES
Tint Methodist Chorea of Faila City
Lawrence Gnderian. paator. Sunday
a di d Se
Progress
Call Special Vote i
On School Budget
Mary Louis Grover Elected;
: Second Teacher for j
Labish Cenler v j
LABISH CENTER N otlces
were posted Tuesday calling for
a special school rrieetlng on
Thursday night, October 27, fcr
tbe adoption of the budget and to
ofe a soeclal tax aboTe the 6 per
cent limitation of S3 8 made nec4
essary by build Ipg Indebtedness. ;
At the school board meeting
Monday night," Mary Louise GroT
Ter . of Independence was elected
primary teacher. Miss Grover Is
an August "graduate of Oregon
Normal school and ill begin her
duties here next Monday, Tbe ad
ditional teacher became necessary
when enrollment passed the 40
mark.
Improve Drainage
A large number of onion growl
ers have been taking advantage of
the good weather the past -few
weeks in bettering drainage facil
ities of their land. Both tile and
wooden . boxing are used. Wed
nesday mortlng's rain was not
welcomed by the ditch diggers.
he H. M. Bibby family spent
the weekend fishing on the SHett
and Nestucca rivers, Mrs. Bibby
having the thrill of catching a 31
pound fish. - '
St. Paul's Altar j
Society Gathers
SILVERTON Mrs. Joseph
Gander entertained jointly with
Mrs. Omar Halverson and Mrs.
C. Maurer at the Gander home ia
Pine street for the members t f
the Altar.society of St. Paul's Ca
tholic parish. j
Plans were talked for the annu
al fall jubiiee festival to be Oc
tober 29 and 30 with "one cT the
outstanding attractions the Italj
lan dinner at the parish hall, Sun
day noon, October 30. j
- The young people of the parish
are sponsoring a dance with the
public welcome, Saturday night of
this week. Ilassenstab's . orches
tra will furnish the music. I
school at Jf a. m. Morning worthip at
11, "Living Waters." Epworth league at
6:30 p. an. Church at 7:30 p. aa. j
Salem Heights Commnnity Church-1
Sunday school. 10 a. m. Morning worship,
11 a. m. Rev. Vojper, pastor. Sermon, "A
Restless Religion or Spiritual Dealt I
Which Woll Toa Havel" .5
First Baptist Chnrch at Hayesrille .
Sunday school. B :45 a. m. Prayer rnet.
ing Thursday evening, 7:30 at church.
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