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PAGE FOURTEEN Tb OREGON STATESMAN, Salexa. Oregon, Sunday Horning, March 19, 1939 Newest Gtizens Will Be Honored frige Walker to Preaenl Papers at Giamber Dinner 22nd DALLAS-Honored gnests at the dinner meeting" ot theDal las chamber of commerce Wed nesday nint. March ft. will be tniv MnTitT'i newest cltliens. Twenty three are to be up for their final papers here Wednes ..t ritisenahlD napera will be presented to them . by Judge Artie 0. Walker at the, meeting Wednesday night. -V - A program . is being arranged !y Waiter TTaUe, dumber presV dent.' ana - ny wu" aacretarv. Th list of those to come op for their final cltiienshlp papers are: Hans Werner Boeder of r o a t 1, Dallas; Leo Richard putsch of route 3 , Salem; Min nie Hanna "tephenson or routi 1, lndepndens; Edward ve- ' non Floyd of ronte 3, ' Wlll mina; Francois Borter of route , 1 Independence; Jacob Penner, Dallas, William Dolan Snerrard, Independence; Elizabeth Doell of ' Dallas. - Elsie Diwert of Dallas; George G. Harms cf route I uauas; Henrv Klassen. . Independence; Archibald ?lcFetrldge, Dallas. Jacob Archla Toews of Dallas; Katharine Toews of Dallas; To bias Schmidt of Dallas and Ly- dla Hildebrand of route l, aion month. - Gerhard Kllever of Dallas; . Franz Emfl Johnasson of Grande Ronde; Clara May Flske of route 1, Sheridan, : Pearl Viola MeVey of West ?.lem; Helen Isabella Chapman of Dallas; Bernhard Lange of route 1, Dallas; Ernie Walter Schmidt of Dallas. Debate Features dob Session HUBBARD The Hubbard Woman's tlub held an interest In meetiar at the home of Mrs. Orlie Bole, Woodburn, -Wednes day afternoon. After the busi ness meeting which Included plans to assist the home eco nomic department of the high school br helping to furnish the articles Tor the kitchen, tnls program was given: Reading i Mrs. Mary Cook, Mrs. L. A. Miller; piano solo, Naomi Friend; debate, "ResolTed that the United States should form an alliance with European nations," afflimatlre, Marjorie Sonne and Ylrginlr. Carl and negative were Florence Camp bell and Mariel O'Brien. Judges were Mrs. Amanda Grim, Mrs Grace Cramer and - Miss Velma Beers. The negative won. Co-botteftses with Mrs. Boje were Mrs. Edward dchoor and Mrs. L. A. Braden. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. A. J. Smith, White School, April 5. Plan Spring Frolie S1LVERTON Miss Billie Thurman, president of the Jun lor Woman's club, has appointed Mrs. Charles Hauser and Mrs Ralph Larson - as committee chairmen to arrange the definite date for the club's spring frolic, The dance will be held in April. Helen Green will be social kostess at the next meeting of tno club. Webber Farm Sold MONMOUTH The John V Webber farm tract of fire acres was sold this week to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Green o Grants Pass. The place has been oper rated as a chicken farm and has citable buildings. The Huber agency handled the deal Display $435 flOO Doll's House , '-: ;.. ..: . :: ::.-; " ' t anJBnnnnenSWBMBensniBJS Meeting Is Held Dallas Alumni By DALLAS A meeting of the Dallas high, " school alumni asso ciation was held at the hirh school Thursday night with Rob art Woodman, president la charge. . ; A 'constitution tor the group was adopted as submitted. Miss Dorothy Fags was ap pointed chairman of the commit tee to make plans for an en tertainment to .-, be given this spring in honor of the present senior, clasj at Dallas high. - A program Included Tocal so los by Miss Elma Ray, accom panied by Julius Moen; reading by jtias 14 von Ford ; Tocal . no- loa.. by . MUs . Mildred Eastman. accompanied by. Miss June Do- maschofsky; several numbers by the girls'- trio of the .'Dallas high- school, Miss Leeanna Sev rson,. Miss - Viols Hiebert snd Miss Mary Margaret Llvesay with Bnice -. Sckmaa as accompanist. The alumni association was or ganized during the Christmas holidays i with Irvln Voth, rice president and Miss Marguerite Wiegant, necretary-treasurer. A number of new members Joined the association Thursday nignu ' . : W Turner Qnbsters To Appear on Air TURNER Turner club mem bers competing In the 4H radio tryouts in Salem were : among those chosen to represent Marion county over KOAC next month. In the group were Keith Bones, James Boyer, jean Ball, Marjo rle - Shower, Edward Hatfield. Pearl Hogsed, Bernadlnr White, MelTln Baker and Robert Ball The Tidy Tnmblerr- health club is sending Its samples of water to Corvallla to be tested this week. Honored on Coast Granger News Colleen Moore, farmer star of the silent morles. recently went tour" with her famed doll's bonse. which was built at cost of 9435,000. The novae is at present in Ban Francisco and admissions charged to inspect are turned over to a fond for the benefit of crip nled children. Ton tohoto shows odd ansles of "architecture" with turrets and belfries encircling: the magic garden of Aladdin in the center. Lower choto shows Miss Moore comfortably seated in the "hall. All famishing are working miniatures and the house Is made -of aluminum, copper and bronze. X Sister Bernadette Addresses Society MT. ANGEL Sister M. Berna dette. OSB. MA, was the speaker at the regular meeting of the Mt. Angel Normal Poetry soci ety Thursday. She discussed conventional verse forms. All the members contributed to a discussion of the great English Catholic poet, Alice Meynell, who is ranked as one of the greater English lyricists. Francis Thompson, another brilliant representative of recent English literature, will be the subject of discussion at the meeting scheduled March 30. Es ter Ferguson of Wocdburn will be one .of the speakers. BRUSH COLLEGE The Erush College grange home eco nomics club enjoyed the lunch eon and social afternoon at the tome of J rs. F. E. Wilson Thursday. Mrs. Oliver Whitney presided at the short business session. ,: Present were Mrs. C. L. Blod gett, Mrs. A. E. Utley, Mrs. Oli ver Whitney, Mrs. Ralph Ship, Mrs. Charles McCarter, Mrs. Charles Glaze and sister, A. Et ter of Salem, Mrs. Karl Harrltt, Mrs. John Schindler and Mrs. F. E. Wilson. Revival Opens Today MONMOUTH Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kress, evangelists, will hold the opening meeting in their gospel temple, Sunday, March 19, at 2:30 p. m. Sunday evening services will be at 7:30; Tuesday ard Thursday service I at 7:30 p. m. SEE THE HEW 1939 (lOTPOItlt This Is the Range That Has All the Good Cooks Talking tXUSSCWt-Tia atria amdralmt tifWii mt Givo Us II0TP0II1T Everytime 'Ab Low as 0EO Pwxi, Easy Budget Payments OALTJ SILYERTOy - ALBANY Ffte P&r!ti2T fcr Oxir Osrtcsaers Auction Bridge Club Entertained HUBBARD The Auction bridge club of Hnbbard was en tertained by Mrs. A. J. Smith, White school, recently. High scores were won by Mrs. 'Anna Scholl, Mrs. Jo Atchenson, Ed Erlckson nd Joe Aichenson. Mrs. Blanche Brown was co- hostess. An 8-pound baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Urban Butsch of ML Angel at the Anne Maternity hospital here. They named him William Matthew. Glow Family Moves UNIONVALE Mr. and Mrs. John Clow and family Wednes day moved to the Harold Tomp kins farm In the Grand Island neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs. Clement Henrlkson moved into the Clow home. -' -.:, Fifteen members attended the all day. quilting at the Unlonvala Evangelical Ladles' . Aid room Tuesday., The self denial collec tion was ?10. . Possina Visit t JEFFERSON Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Possin of Wanpnn. Wise, arrived in Jefferson Wednesday evening for a visit with cousins. jars. Mettle Reeves and Miss An na Klampe. They, will visit rela tives at Labish Center before- re turning home. This is their first trip to Oregon.. ... . : . . PLAXES J OF ALL MAKES FILLINGS, chowns, : EXTIUCnONS, EHIDGES : DR. HIGGINS DENTIST : Over J. C Penney Ctoro -a Tel. ill , - 1 .: Mrs. Salvador Araaeta, wife of the Hon. Salvador Araaeta, one of the member of the Philippine constltwtiomal convention, who recently delivered a statement on American-Philippine reci procity before the United States senate, is pictured at a dinner given In her honor in 8 an Fran cisco's Palace Hotel by the Phil ippine commissioner to the Golden Gate exposition. She Is wearing m beautiful Imported gown of black velvet with sleeves ot starched marquisette, appliqned with hand-made point de-enlse lace. Oak Point Clubs eEnterbimed OAK POH Mii. Larant Pease was hostess to ; Independ ence Rural Woman's club at her home Tuesday afternoon. Roll call was answered br ' household hints. Mrs. Grove Peterson read an article on the new serum to control pneumonia. Mrs. E. Eg gleston and" Mrs. Leonard Peter- ion were. Invited guests. 'Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rogers, sr. were hosts to the Night Hawk card club Wednesday night. Four tables were la play with A. Bureibach and Mrs. J; Graber winning high ? prise; f Other awards: Mrs. Grove : Peterson, Leonard - Peterson. M r s. C. C Comstock and v Miss Florence Fonchek. invited - guest were Mr. and" Mrs. Grove Peterson, Mrs., Hugh Rogers and Miss Florence Fouchek. The next meeting March 29, will be at the Grove Peterson home be ginning with an oyster supper. Canning Club Is Formed, Bethel BETHELA new , 4H . club project was undertaken recently when a canning club was or ganised. Exhibits of canned fish, meats, 'vegetables and fruits will be prepare for com petition at the fall fairs. Wanda Froehlich has been' selected as leader and instructor. Officers are: President, Clurus Hageman; vice, president, Lorraine Kir scher; secretary, Coralee Ni chols; 1 news reporter, Dorothea Froehlich. Wanda Froehlich and Werna Froehlich, 4H calf 'club leader and club president, will open their - home for the calf club meeting this week. Wallace Rd. Club Hear of Travels WALLACE ROAD The Sweet Briar, club meeting W-dnesday at the home of Mrs. Leland Wendt heard Mrs. Marie Flint McCall give a travelogue on South America. She described islands around the Caribbean sea, Cuba, Jamaica, St, Peel, Trini dad and Caracas, capital ot Venezuela and displayed articles from the various places. Mrs. C. C Chaffee presided at the business meeting. The next meeting wll) be held with Mrs. John Crabtree. ..Two special guests were Mrs. JC: Etter of Salem and Mrs. C. Patrick of Brush College. Mem bers ' present were , Mr. James Imlah, Mrs. W. C. Frai klin. Mrs Elmer Smith, Mrs. Clifford Chaf fee, Mrs. Charles Glas3, Mrs. Ray Binegar, Mrs. Marie Flint Mc Call and Mrs. Leland Wendt. Boards of Alumni Plan for Meeting MONMOUTH The executive and advisory boards of the Ore gon Normal school alumni asso ciation met Saturday with Presi dent J. A. Churchill concerning the annual meeting and banquet which is ield each year near the end of April at the educa tional conference here. In the' absence ot Vergil Mc pherson, president, the vice pres ident,' Wilbur Rowe of Milwau kie, presided. These committee chairmen were chosen: Program, Laura J. Taylor; banquet, Mrs. W. A. Ba.num; alumni dance. Clay Egelstnn; resolutions, Al bert Beardsley; tickets, publicity and registration. J. A. Churchill; nominating, Kenneth Lunday. The banguet will be served in the new physical education and health building, with reserva tion approximating 400. Why Be Sick ? ? V r i -'- i : " I Good health is your greatest as set. Regain yours in nature's way without drugs or operations. A spinal X-Ray will show you the cause of your illness and Chiropractic will remove that cause. X-Ray and Xeurocolometer Service with No Extra Cost to You Dr. Roy S. Scofield 40Q- V. 8. Natl. Bk. 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