The OREGON STATESMAN, Salexa, Oregon, Thursday Morning, iNovember 17, 1938
PAGE TWELVE
Church School
Institute Soon
Immannel Church - Host
Sunday to Silverton
Lutheran Gathering
SILVERTON The Sunday
ehool Parent-Teacher institute
ef the American Lutheran con
ference of the upper Willamette
alley will open its program at
2:30 o'clock Sunday at Immanr
el church at Silverton.
The program consists of sing'
lng led by Rev. J. !i. Jenaon;
deTotlonal, ReT. M. J. K Fuhr;
musical selections by Monitor,
Colton, Aurora; theme: "How
Can the Sunday School Be of
Greater Service to Children and
P a r e n ts?" . presented ty G.
Echlicker and Mrs. Silas Tor-
vend; " musical selections by
Woodbnrn and Canhy: group
meetings led by Miss Hanna Ol
son. Mrs. Oscar Lee, Her. u.
Wolff and Rev. A. B. Minne
man. .
Vesper service will be held
from 5:15 to 5:45 with Rev; O.
Annrr : in . charre. ' Rev. S.- P.
Goldenman will give the evening
address at 7:30.
Junior Band Off Iters
SILVERTON The American
Legion Junior band has elected
officers to Include Ernest L.
Starr, adviser chairman; C. H.
Dickerson. vice chairman; sec
retary, Frances Sparks; treasurer,-Bill
King; publicity manager.
Dean Stamey; property manager,
Hall Campbell; librarian, Elsie
Campbell; chief musician, Man
rice Stamey; band manager,
Bill King.
SILVERTON Silver lodge No.
21, IOOF, will confer the third
riesrree Saturday nisht.
Ridgely encampment No. '23,
IOOF, will hold a dance ior
members and families on the
regular social night, Tuesday
November 22.
Elks to Initiate
Big Class Tonight
Initiation of 25 eligible can
didates will be held by the Elks
lodge tonight In conjunction
with the official visit of District
Deputy Grand Exaltea Ruler
John H. Houston who was, ap
pointed by Grand Exalted Ruler
Edward F. McCormick at Atlan
tie'' City this summer. A ban
qnet and special entertainment
will follow the regular lodge
meeting and initiation rites.
The second Elks night club
dance of the Beason will be held
Wednesday night, November 23,
the night before' Thanksgiving.
These dances are very popular
and a large crowd is- expected.
Tommy Thomas and hid eleven
piece band will furnish the mu
sic and there will be specialty
vaudeville acts. Tables for
these dances must be reserved in
advance and are for Elks and
their Invited guests oaly.
Sheik Entered in Horse Show
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Sheik KhalU-Ben-Ibraliline-AI-Boalir and mount
A milk-white Arabian horse, ridden by Sheik Khalil-Ben-Ibrahim e-AI-Douin,
a chieftain's son from Najd, Arabia, caught the fancy of
spectators at the National Horse show In New York but failed to
win any ribbons. The sheik and his horse are shown.
Statesman Story
Unites Neighbors
Ol 26 Years Ago
WEST STAYTON A meet
ing of old friends was brought
about here Monday by a news
Item In The Statesman from
West Stayton, when Mr. and
Sirs. Ray Nye of Lyons greet
ed the Newton Campbells,
their old neighbors in Sey
mour, Iowa, 26 years ago.
The : Nyes recollected that
they applied at the Newton
Campbell home last summer
for a bean picking job, but,
as Campbell had registered all
his pickers they were refused
a job and neither recognized
the other.
Charles Jory, sr., Last
Rites Held at 'Valley
FOX VALLEY Funeral and
.burial services for Charles Jory.
sr., were held at the Fox Valley
cemetery Saturday afternoon. Mr.
Jory was quite well known here.
He lived at Salem a, major por
tion of ills life. Surviving are
two sons, Charles of Salem and
'William of Stockton, Calif.
Amity Seniors to Give
'3Act Comedy on Friday
AMITY "Battlin Betty Ann"
a three-act comedy will be pre
sented by the seniors of the
Amity high school Friday night
in the school gym. The cast
Includes Jane Jensen, Johnnie
Freeborn, Sterling Mcfieynolds,
Irene Murray, Gladys Richter,
Jeanne Vannlce, Eino Setala.
Raymond Heinonen. Opal Bick
ford, Leonard Woler, Alice
Hutchison and Evelyn Magness.
Dejardins Lease
Cervais Building
Move Brings Retirement of
A. Nibler, in Store;
There 50 Years
GERVAIS A. Nibler and his
sister, Sophie, have' sold their
stock of groceries to DeJardin
Bros., who are moving it across
tne street to their store. The
DeJardins have leased the Nib
ler . building for a year to use
as a. warehouse.
Nibler started clerking 50
years ago for Goodman Bros,
when they conducted a general
store In .this room which Ihe
Nlblers now own.
In" 1904 he opened a store for
himself In the Masonic building,
later moving it to the present
location , which he , had bought.
Later he moved back to the Ma
sonic building and nine years
ago moved again to his building.
Sophie and another sister, Min
nie, became members of the
firm in 1914.
Falling health and advancing
years are given as the reason
for Mr. Nibler'a retirement.
Alumni of Amity
To Hold Banquet
AMITY The annual meeting
and banquet of Amity high
school alumni will be held in
the school auditorium Saturday,
November 26 at 7:30 p. m., to
which all almuni and their
wives or husbands are invited.
Dancing will follow the ban
quet, program and business
meeting.
Carl Wood is president, Royal
Cochran, vie e-presldent, and
Mrs. Ernestine Prunk, secretary-treasurer.
Annual Reception
For all Teachers
Given by Women
DALLAS The annual recep
tion given by the Dallas Wom
an's club in honor of the teach
ers of the local schools, was held
in the club rooms in library hali
Monday night. Officers of the
Woman's club and of the junior
Woman's club formed the re
ceiving line.
An excellent program includ
ed: Welcome to teachers by Mrs.
Harvey Carpenter, president of
the club; response, R. R. Tur
ner, superintendent of the Dal
las city schools; two vocal so
los by Ronald Craven of Salem
with Miss Alice C. Brown as ac
companist; reading by Miss Mar
tha Jane Hottel of Sal m; violin
solo, Dalbert Japson, with Miss
Brown at the piano; ensemble
numbers with Ronald Craven as
vocalist, Dalbert Japson violin
ist and Miss Alice Brown pianist.
The program was arranged by
Mrs. Ivan E. Warner.
A delightful supper hour fol
lowed. Mrs. Harry Unkerton
was chairman of the hostess com
mittee. Dancing was enjoyed
following the supper hour.
Dr. Gatke Slated
For Keizer Talk
KEIZER The KeLer Garden
club will be entertained Thurs
day night at the H. W. Irvine
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cum
mings will be joint hotts. Dr.
Robert Gatke of Willamette uni
versity is the guest speaker.
The Keizer sewing club will
meet in an all-day meeting Fri
day at the Lloyd Weeks home.
Covered dish luncheon at noon.
Nusom Car Theft
Still Unsolved
ELDRIEDGE No trace was
reported found .up to late Wed
owned by Allyn Nusom and
stolen from in front of the Ar
thur Goffin place early Tuesday
night. State police were notified.
Residents here oelieve the car
was taken by a 14-year-old es
capee from the training school,
for a bicycle said to have been
identified as one he rode, was
found near where the Nusom
car was parked. The Nusom car
was reported by friends at Fair
field to have been seen traveling
north following the theft.
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