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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Saturday Morning, December 24, 1938 'PAGE THREE Mt Angel Co-op Creamery Adds 400 1 Members in 11 Months Patrons Event Is Dec. 28-29 Large Crowd Makes 2-Day Program Necessary - This Year , MT. ANGEL The 26th annua patrons meeting of the Mt. An gel Cooperative creamery will be held at the Mt. Angel an litori um December 28 and 29. The large number of patrons, now numbering 2200, 40 o. which were were added to the list dur ing the 4ast ? 1 months, make it necessary to hold a two-day meet ing to accomodate all. Two tickets have been sent out to each patron. These tickets bear the date on which saK pa tron is . entitled to attend and enjoy the usual sumptious din ner. Should the patron prefer to attend the other day he la privileged to . return his tickets and have them exchanged. Dinner la . Feature The program will open at 10 ajn. each day with linner slated tor 12 noon. The meetin.: will be resumed in the afternoon. , An unusually Interesting and .instructive program has been ar ranged, Including speakers and educational moving pictures. ' As customary, Mt Angel busi ness men will wait on table. The dinner will be served in the base ment dining hall of Bt, Mary's school, i ; Happy Gatherings On Weekend Slate J. J. Lewises Plan Buffet Sapper to Honor Their Yule Visitors SILVERTON Plans are already being announced for the holiday week-end: , Mr. and Mrs. Tom Anderson and Tom Jr., will spend the dou ble holiday with her people in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lewis plan to have as their Christmas day guests Dr. and Mrs. T. I. Meador and son Bobby of Portland. Sun day night in compliment to' the Meadors, the Lewises plan to en tertain at a buffet supper with ad ditional guests to Include Mr. and Mrs. Harry Riches, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baker, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Scarth, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cam eron, Miss Elaine Clower, Mrs. Irene Morley Franke, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Cochran,- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis. To Follow Custom Mrs. M. J. Madsen will have as guests the Arthur Madsen family of Salem at dinner Saturday night and the Victor Madsen family at dinner Sunday noon. Sunday night following a custom of longstand ing,': guests at the Madsen house will Include Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hatteberg, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Baxter of Bend, Miss Nettie Hatte berg, William Hatteberg, Alice Jensen, Reuben Jensen, Alfred Jensen Corinne Moberg of Scotts Mills, and Althea Meyer. Mrs. Oscar Broten will spend Christmas with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Rel- stegan at Portland. , The J. W. Jordans will spend Christmas as guests of Sam Gil bert at Albany. Mr. Gilbert is Mr Jordan's father. Musical Program Slated Tonight . .- ' .... i' - ..- KJ - MT. ANGEL The program of Christmas music arranged fo Chistmas eve will begin at 7:3 p.m. The music will be Iroadcast to downtown Mt. Angel over loud-speaker, system from the music room of St.. Mary's school The numbers will include: Se lections by Alexander Pcbarbaeh's orchestra;, trio, Mrs.. Al Schroe der. Miss Pauline Saalfield, and Kiss jsusteue uauman, accomp anied by-Miss Rosella Blem; an address by Father Alculn at the unveiling of the Nativity paint ing near the community Christ mas tree; mixed , group singing of "O Come All Ye , Faithful;' tenor solo, "The Holy City," by 'Enoch Maers of Salem; trio, "Si lent. Night;" and a 'final sum ber by the orchestra. On Christmas day services will , be celebrated at St. Mary's Cath olie church. A solemn High mass will be sung at 6: a.m. and again Now Showing Tbey roared through the dawn with death on tbeir wings ... and the laughter of youth t oo their lips I 7 lUeklMtly nt bit tcHmi ikyl - FLYIIIJ at dasbimg hoder of m BJUtlL IATKBONS limnm imuctitr tunmxuu AM lUl' AO. Story of OoHege Life "SPRING MADNESS" Maureen trSulllvan Lew Ayrea PLUS Walt Disney's "MOTHER GOOSE rfr?a TirkT v vnrnrnv Record Rain Follows Record Drought at LA X v - t v " ,,l"" ri ' 1,1 1"''Wi" ' "r " I I " x ' 11' i i. . f . . 35 f A i , . -X V '. .f' V '.: .( . :;": Light Contest Winners Told Aire. Fred Shemanek Given Sweepstakes Honors; Council Meetg LEBANON Judges of the outdoor lighting contest sponsor ed by the Lebanon Garden club awarded first prize to Mrs. T. W. Munyan on her design of "Three Candles"; second to Mrs. Roy Gunderson on a door design; and third to Mrs. Phil Lanning on a door wreath. Mrs. Freda Sheman ek won sweepstakes on her ar rangement of "Three Wise Men." . Eleven others received honor able mention and many beauti ful displays were ineligible be cause not registered. Clear skies were recently forecast for Los Angeles and vicinity alter a 49 rear record downpour of rain. Xhe record-breaking rain broke a record-breaking dry season, which was primarily the cause of the disastrous canyon fire at Santa Monica. With natural retainers burned from the side of the canyons, water swept down the sides and became turbulent rivers, carrying mud and debris over highways, en route to the sea. Photo shows an automobile stranded in mud up to the hub caps on the Roosevelt high way. 113( photo. at 10:30 a.m. with a low mass for the children at 8:00 a.m. and another low mass at 9:00 a.m. Benediction will be hem immediately after the last high mass. There will be no services in the evening. Final Rites Held For Reece Robbins ELLENDALE Funeral serv ices for Reece H. Robins, who was killed in an accident, on Rickreall creek Monday after noon, were held xnursday aiter noon at the Dallas funeral home. Rev. L. W. Collar of the Salem Nazarene church officiating. He was born in the Oakdale community October 16, 1878, and had spent his early life in Polk county. He was married to Misj Georgia Hallock of this com munity March 25, 1903. His wi dow and two of their four chil dren survive, Paul at home and Mrs. Art Bicker of. near Flor ence; ; also his iatner, jonn k. Robbins of Dallas; two brothers, Lester of Spokane and Ernest of California; and rther rela tives, j " In 1908 he went with his fam ily toi Pasadena, Calif., to attend Nazarene Bible c o 11 e g e, and preached for several years in the three , coast states, returning to Ellendale fire years ago. Civic Club at Willaraina Starts Sinking Fund to Construct Own Building WILLAMINA The Civic club voted at Its last meeting, held at the home of Mrs. R. E. Ell Ingsworth, to establish a sinking fund to provide a place f meet ing. Mrs. Frank Fawk was named to represent the club in cnrisi mas distribution . of food Huffs to the needy, club members bringing . contributions to this end. i ' . - ' - A social hour and ; gift ex change followed the club busi ness.! H", Sunday School's Program Tonight JEFFERSON The Evangeli cal Sunday school will present this program at the church Christmas Eve, December J4, at 7:45 o clock: Songs; devotionals, Rev. A. P. Lay ton; w e 1 e ome, Rosemary Cam f bell; recitations, Billy Wolfe, Lorraine Wolfe, Peggy Campbell and Louise Ricks; ex ercise. "Christmas Pictures." Miiimary pupils; instrumental ae 1 lection, Wanda Glaser; song, by I Junior girls; reading, Miss Helen Hinz; dialogue. Junior boys; re citations, Helen Lake, Dwayna Wolfe, Donna Oldenberg, Leona Campbell and Juanita Campbell; reading, Mrs. Don Davis; musi cal reading,' Gertruth Rehfeld; pageant, "A Gift for the Christ Child." young people's class; instrumental selection. Vera. Glaser. The cantata, "Prepare Him Room," presented by singers from the three churches in Jef ferson was presented before a large audience Thursday . night at the local Christian ch u r c h. The cantata was directed by Miss Josephine Getchell, with Miss Lillian Ervin pianist. Besides the chorus, assisting were Mis Lillian Ervin. Mrs. Elmer Red mond, Mrs. P. R. Campbell, Mrs. Gilbert Looney, Dr. J. O. Van- Winkle, Harry Jones and Rev. E C. Alford. Program of Christmas Is Given by Swegle Students .1:1! SWEGLE The following Christmas program was presented by the school Thursday -night: Chorus by entire school; recita tions by primary ) grades; play "The Little DollT by primary grao.es; recnauon oj ahc duu' chard; skit "Cinderella's, Stock ings" Intermediate trades; reel tation by Margaret Smith; skit "Shoes for '. Santa's Reindeer" by upper grades, recitation by Gladys Dalke ; play "Unto the Least, o These" by the upper grades; vocal Bolo,i "The j Holy City" by Ralph Nelson; a Christmas pageant by all grades., and group singing.. Another Card Party Is Slated by Marion's FU MARION The series of card parties sponsored by the building committee of Marlon Farmers' an ion was sorenJovable and well at tended that another is announced for Wednesday night; December 28 In the Oddfellows hall In Jef ferson. Prizes will be given in "600"' and pinochle. Free re freshments will be served. 2. ED A W (5 E ! KENTf HALL- 12 MILES NORTH OF i INDEPENDENCE Every Saturday Nitc Admission 25 - AL BAKING and His 8-Piece Orchestra Cupid's Vacation Ends at Albany ALBANY After a dearth of marriage license applications since the new law went Into ef fect, Linn county chalked up two to Its credit vithin 24 hours. The first couple to apply was Bud C. Hockett, 22, clerk, and Jean Ferley Bishop, 18, both of Albany who obtained a license late Wednesday. Thursday morn ing Loren H. Kief, 28, of route Z, Lebanon, and Nellie Good, 22 Albany, obtained a license. Third Grade Leads in . Swegle's Honor Roll With 6 Names Listed v SWEGLE The following pu pils are on the honor roll: First grade, Joan Stark, Mer lins Cozad, Wallace Hoffman ; second grade, Myralynn Standley Wilma Deas, Winona Deas, Jerry Klein, Patricia Wodzewoda; third grade, Richard Dalke, Mary Joan Lake. Stanley - Matteson, Ruby Pauls, Harley Porter, Robert Co- sad; fourth grade, Fancy Jean Deas, Delores Dickey, Carol Gar rison; fifth grade, Margaret SchViening, Ruth Tanner,' James Sheets; sixth grade, John Dalke Ronald Dickey, Mildred Pauls Irene s Sizemore. Pauline Size more; seventh grade, Marjorie Blanehard, Gladys Dalke, Donald Huckatep, Keith LaDue; eighth grade, Josephine Winkenweraer. Cfell Board CAPITOL Today .Double bill, .v. "Nancy Drew Detective," S with Bonita Granville and John Litel and Bill Boyd as Hopalong Cassidy In "The - Frontiersman. STATE , Today Jones Family in "Safety in Numbers," and with Gloria Stuart, Michael Whalen and Chuck Chan . flier. Saturday Midnight show. 'Three Loves Has Nancy with Janet O a y n o r and Franchot Tone. . ,;j GRAND . Today P e n n y Singleton and Arthur Lake In "Blon dle," based on the comic strip by Chic Young. . - HOLLYWOOD Taday DoublH bill, Mickey Kooney In "Hold That K1ss" with Maureen O'SulIiTan and Dennis O'Keefe and Rin-Tin-Tin, Jr., in James Oliver Curwood's stirring . story of the m o u n 1 1 e s, "Caryl of the Mountains." 5r w' f:-v '--'01$ : " ,f:' -lf" .v-' L5'-' ELSINORE Today - Enrol Flynn in ,V "Dawn Patrol" and Maur- een O'SulIiTan in "Spring ', Madness." .- " .'. DaUas Choir Will Sing Yule Music DALLAS The choir of the First Evangelical church of Dal las will present the Christmas cantata 'Peace On Earth" Sun day night. H. E. Abel a direct ing the choir with Daniel Abel and Mis? Lois Coy as accompan ists at the organ and piano. Solo parts will be taken by Mrs. Howard Fleming, Miss Irenc Spady, James Leitcb, Arthur Abel, Ogden Abel, Ray Brown and Ivan Ickes. Miss Amanda Dick and Miss Anne Thiessen will sing a duet. There will also be numbers by the women's chor us, male chorus and the com bined voices of the choir. Enlarge Street Program LEBANON The street com mittee reported to the city council this week that street improve ments are progressing and the or iginal project is almost completed. By resolution, the entire city of Lebanon was declared a curb and sidewalk improvement district so long as federal aid is available. The treasurer was authorized to issue warrants for funds unappro priated, to the amount of $1000 for purchase of cement or other paving material for repair and building of sidewalks in connec tion with the WPA projects. A bill was passed asking for an ordinance regulating parking of trailer houses inside the city; also regulation for parking of trailers and penalty for violation. Mayor J. C. Booth, at the last meeting of his term of office ex pressed appreciation of the fine cooperation of the council and other city officials during his two year term. Births Reported The hospital reports a daugh ter born December 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Pernal M. Orsborne of near Albany; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Howard of Leban on, December 20; a daughter. same date, to Mr. and Mrs. Fran cis Bolman; D. W. Wilson, route 2, major operation; Ralph Frame of Lacomb, injury to neck and shoulders caused by collision of a car in which he was riding with another car. D. L. Davis, prominent farmer of the Plainview neighborhood, has purchased the 700-acre farm of Bert Wehrs in the Griggs lo cality. Three Masses on Sunday Schedule Catholic Young Folks Plan Annual Holiday Dance for Tuesday SILVERTON Three masses will be celebrated at St. Paul's church on Christmas day. The first mass, "Missa Canta ta," will be sung by the children's choir directed by Sister Olivetta, They will sing the mass of St Cecelia with the "Adesta Fidelis" offertory. This will be at 6 o'clock. Low mass will be celebrated at 8 o'clock and 10 o'clock, the 10 o'clock ' mass to be followed by benediction of the Blessed Sacra ment. Father Richard Carberry will give the Christmas sermon The St. Paul's young people's club will hold their annual noli day dance December 27. The committee Includes . Jimmy Schneider, Jack McCullough, Mar etta Scharback, Margaret Kasti- gar, Jeanne Domogalla and Les lie Weatherill. The Troubadous of Portland will furnish the music. SILVERTON Candlelight ser vices will be held at Trinity Luth eran church Sunday night at 7:30 o'clock. The choir will be in charge of the service. The Immanuel Lutheran choir will give its cantata Sunday night at the Immanuel auditorium. Program on Sunday LIBERTY A special Christ mas program will be held Sun day night at 6:45 o clock in the community hall by the Christian Endeavorers. Ash Swale Hunt Banquet Is 29tl l Prizes Will Be Presented in Rodent Contest at That Time ALBANY Thursday Decem ber 29 has been set as the data of the annual Ash Swale Hunt club banquet. This banquet is a feature of the close of the rodent hunt, in which two teams, .com posed of farmers of that com munity, take part. Prizes are presented the side making the greatest kill. The program following "th banquet will include a 45-minute demonstration by Milford Hull, magician. ' Organize Gardeners ALBANY The newest garden club to be organized in Linn county is that of the Riverside community which' was organized at the home of Mrs. Henry Bry ant this week. Mrs. Bryant was elected presi dent, Mrs. Sam Burch vice-president, and Mrs. Ralph Zlarman secretary-treasurer. The group will meet the second Tuesday night of each month. .Observe Anniversary ALBANY Mr. and Mrs. Dava Ulrich of Nampa, Idaho, who are visiting here, and Mr. and Mis. William Erb of Albany, celebrated their 25th wedding anniversaries Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ree ser where they were honor guests at a dinner. After the dinner the grouu went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Erb where a large r umber of friends greeted them. Several Families Move Just Before Holidays In Silverton Country SILVERTON HILLS During the past week families have been moving and getting resettled for the holiday season. The Chester Mauldings .moved from the place they have been living to their strawberry acreage near the Sil ver Falls section. A family by the name of Casey moved to the home place of the Mauldings. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hagen moved from the strawberry ranch of the Mauldings to the He Mur ray ranch which has been occu pied by a second family of Caseys. Evans Family to Stage Cathering Aurora Folks Enjoy Xmas Program at Pythian Hall There AURORA Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Evans are holding a family reun- , ion Christmas day for Mr. and. , Mrs. M. H. Evans. Mr. and Mrs. :: H. B. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Jenkins and four children of Klamath Falls, Miss Edith Evans ..r. and Thomas Evans of Portland,. Shirley and Marvin Evans. Ml of the family will be home except!';!' Kenneth who is in California. ' " Mrs. ET P. Mictiell and William . - Michell are to spend the holiday., . week in Tacoma with relatvlea. 'i..-. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ehlen are spending the week in Eugene. Plan Day In City ,. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Webert Ralph and A. J. Zimmerman are spending Christmas day in Port- land with Mrs. Hazel and Elmei . Zimmerman, celebrating two : events, Elmer Junior s birthday. and Christmas. - , . r . Mrs. Henrietta WH1 and Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Hurst; will enter-1" -tain these guests Christmas day! " Mr. and Mrs. Richard Becker, and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Junker and i daughter Nancy of Portland, Rob ert Hurst and Mr. and Mrs. Hurst.' ' Christmas Fete Held " ' A Christmas tree and program was held in the Knights of Pyth- ias hall, with Mrs. C. S. Moreland accompanying. Carol singing led by Mrs. F. C. Renfrew. Accom panied by Mrs. C. S. Moreland, a group of carols was sung by i Mrs. F. C. Renfrew, and Miss Lois Manock and the Sayre family gave musical numbers. Fred Schneider was master of ceremonies and ' -Lowell Sayre, Santa Claus. -Y Home Rebekah Lodge Plans Installation for Early in Coming Year ' WOODBURN Home Itebekah lodge No. 58 held its regular . meeting Tuesday night with Fre da Burt, past noble grand, in . " charge. The annual Christmas program was held, after lodge. Joyce Engle, district deputy .. president, announced Installation " of new officers will be held at the next meeting January 3. The (. committee for the meeting In- .t -eludes None Otjen, Freda Burt. Joyce Engle, Eva Strike and,, May Hill. IDE mmmu mm strip m nuimm r 1 MIS Hi WMi UEl TCI SOU! JKJ erica,sbesllovedfairulYoflhe,,Fuxi. ' A EfV ries'fe an honest, f hilarious picture of 'youthful tfomesV I - v ' S tic life at its merriest, happiest best! 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