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Newspaper Page Text- i The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday Morning, March 21, 1939 PAGE TEN Lumber Camp Is Busy Spot ' ' ' t ' r t.V" .. " All Teachers Ares - Given Reappointment by School Board i ' ' - "L LEBANON Snow Peak camp sf the Willamette Valley Lumber company east of Lacomb la a busy , 1 1 1 I. .... kull place, r uui uuiiui : erected which will be moved later to be used a bunk houses at the upper camp In the Narrows, four miles east of the present setting. The buildings to be moved will be " replaced by others for offices and utility buildings. Twenty men are now at work cleartn and building roads pre paratory to tapping the fine tim- " ber belt purchased by tne company la the Green Mountain section. Wayne Conser left last week for Idaho on his annual sheep shear- las' tour. He was Joined by Honey Handle of Riddle and they will ex tend their tour to Montana and Washington. They are encounter lag rough weather, iiff L l-n h- rod,, 1 The Edes nut plant has reduced I Its crew of workers as shelling will be dropped temporarily. Edes reports the large shipments oyer for this season, but he Is still fill ing smaller orders. All Teachers Rehired All Lebanon teachers who ap plied f or r e a p p o I n t ment were elected at the meeting of the school board March P. F. Doughton was elected prin cipal of the high school faculty inner sign scnooi inBimciur- ar Lawrence Bennett, Kee Buchanan, Claralee Cheadle, Vernita Coon, in u. forrej, aihb uui, v uuiru, nowira niwoi, iu t ler, Irene xuoore, uoromy bcbuu, i junior nign, urs. ineaa m- Shadier, Pete D'Alfonso, Mrs. VI- ola Taller. North grade school, Albert Si- mons, principal, Mrs. Vera Slaw- n I 4ueen Anne, urnest tr. aiaweu, i principal, Mrs. iaura ueTinej, Virginia Hall, Mrs. Dorothy Joslin. .Virginia hiu, iurs. uorumy josmd, i Helen Koepke. Doris Loftln, Glad- ys Medler, Ruth Wight. A new teacher, Miss Marian Far-1 rell, Portland, graduate of OSC, was elected home economics teach er. Wayne Gilfry, instrumental di rector, accompanied by Don Cham berlain, Nancy Anne Klrkpatrick, Charlntt- Bohle. Jean White. Har old Michela and Melvin Gilson will ttni thA North wtt MuhIp Edn- MAn' rnnferMiea at T a e. a m a Uirrh s tn Anril 1 JnHimlv. st. en other Lebanon music students were Invited, an honor rarely giv- en a amall school. Comedy Is Given inuovrtrv Kv. Shirt" was r given here Friday I I. tk. annl rnnn.tlnm I by a cast from the Farmers' I ? Union at Marlon. The proceeds will be used to aaaiat in the bulldlnc of a Farm- I era Union I all at Marlon, The Parent-Teachers', associa tion held its March , meeting at the school 1 ouse .Thursday. Ten dollars was voted to be paid on athletic supplies i for the grade achooL The first aid Instructions being given here under the auspices of I the Red Cross at the city hall, I h attracting mucn attention. i A St. Patricks dayi benefit I dance waa given at the city hall I rt may nignt ry tne nremen. ro-1 coeds will be used to finance the j fire 'prevention equipment. Sorghum Mill Sold To Klopfenstein WALDO ul-LS-J-The Kloplen-1 stein sorghum mill which has een operaiea in me uran ureec district haa been sold by Aden I jviopieDaiem 10 nis orotner, w. i .vyui.ein. i OTl. m. . . V- I. I "wntr reiwrw no cuBiiracuoj; ouuuiug 10 nouae the equipment oa his farm in the Evergreen district here. Junior Jamboree Date It Blade April 28 S 1 L V E RTON -Because two dates conflicted, the Junior-Jam boree will be put on April. 28 Instead of one week earlier. as at first scheduled.' Paul Spencer has liMiti ehnaan ntrntnr Th rrtt lag of .the narration will bo done y ueuy nigginooinam, uaroara Penneii and Lolt Legard, Jvate Driver Speaks s T.rnivnM vn.. ir. r,i 411 wa t,m. mM .t Misiai WIOO USI v ' the Methodist church Sunday. The evening services were 4n charge ot members of Wesley FoondaUon of U. of O. Lovelv Uttla Lana" hln nnr . aver th air nn KKI o Oakland, is ai composiUon of wHii??"!r,.r- Rab IVo Men Arrested SILVERTON Jessie Belcher and Jesso Wllholt. both f Gr - rata vam mImiuI IK aiarge was drunk and disorderly . ' " ' -- - - Andnet - H a 'a V71 restor to lly LEBANON Rev. R. A, Enenc of the Methodist church . 1 s making preparations to fly. . He recently traded property for a Cnrtlss powered Eagle Rock now la a Sacramento hangar. When brought . hers Mr. Spencs will merm ft r-Mcenaed and made reauy xo uss. ; BACK FROM HOSPITAL ollj V Jiitt i lllbLS J a 1 D Murray nas reiarnea to ner some ners irom the Doernbecher hos - pitai at Jfortianu wnere she nn - derwent an emergency operation for the removal of her appendix two weeks ago. She is reported as recovering satisfactorily. . By Farmer Union Beverly Hills No mora will the Beverly Hills. CaL, police be stymied by lack of evidence, for they were recently equip. ..-ai -... RmmhIIm. off Alnnt - nlctorial evidence will dmm milt or fannm i. ned with candid cameras. Regardless of dispute, pictorial evidence conrt. notice commissioner- believe. Photo ahows motorcycle and sooad ear units Dracticinir with theip sew cameras, "lou dian't7 ... . Granger's News UNION HILL The Union Hill V A la rchparstnsr two ItlaVS. "The Red and .'Tne Catalogue; wVlih will hn nrenented Anril 1 at the ang- han. Mrs. Floyd Lp0, s directing and the dress rehearsal will be March 25 at the p - auge hall. CHEMAWA Chemawa grange hold t resriliar ODen meetfnr Tnedar niaht at 8 o'clock, with ! rnnA nrAmm to be n resented ! b Mrg Q D Bliss, lecturer. Bring sandwiches and cake. The public invited. . Ta 11 1 I grriA Kpll r itlPn vv v yi i i m 1 runerai is loaay WOODBURN Carrie Bell Finch, C3, for the past 18 years a resident of Woodburn, died Sun day morning at the family home ai l xmi Lincoln Bireei. our viving are her widower, Theron; one SOH, Othie V. of Vallejo, Calif., one aaugnier, uoroiny iieien uai- der of Benicia, Calif.; one brother, William Broadbent of Waucoma, low; ana sister, Airs, aiuuc Mausser of West Union, Iowa. Mrs. Finch had been a member of the Rebekah lodge for 40 years. and a member of Evergreen chap ter No. 41, Order of the Eastern Star, for 18 years and an Eastern Star for 30 years, Funeral services will be held Tuesday at JLiMn. at the Rlngo " V " rj" WBHUUW1 BerTJCea WU D6 ai uu r, irou, wi ub ?'ea in a crypi. rauoearers win "e uaa enow loage. Jamboree Using Historical Idea SILVERTON The history of Silverton's development will be featured by the Junior Jamboree committees this year. Heretofore, the jamboree has been of a fun making nature. Whila olentv of laughs Ire being promised, cou eiderable studv is also beinsr made of Sllvtrton's early history for authentic presentation Plans are that the opening scene will represent the old oak tree, famous in early Silverton history. Included In the divisions are: Cuktina- down the old oak tree. Bethany church . dances of '49 and f52, coming of the Norse- imen. fire denartment. SilTeHnn trombone band. Homer Daven- port, silverton Appeal - Tribune. sliver Falls Timber rommnT. Nn- wnWIt 1111 ' School Meeting Calledj Keizer KEIZER A special meeting ot the patrons of Keixer school is &f J"?8?!? - ' o'clock to plan for an adequate school building to take care of the fast-growing -school enroll ment ! - I seniors Slate flay PERRY DA LE The senior I class oi PArrviai i.i.h maa1 will nnMMlt tlirut nlar I "Blowing Bubbles", by A. Apple- I duq on i rxiaay nignt. v.arcn 31 I m . m : . . xne cnaraciers are taaen by Eugene Morrison, James To- W?1 StapUton Roaa I M1.10 Jo,.en.lnt,. BroInm: i uiaua waae, x-oei vincenc ana I a.ggan. I Party Set 25th Christian Endeavor club will hold I rrnrfH In 'ItAtiA f Ksa TaffaMM I club of Jefferson. Games will, be I P1-.11 refreshments win he 1 wuowai.u aocai acuv- 1 tUea, I VIT I W TTTW I rr. '"r,7 . i prureiug rapraiy on ui wrA unyruTfiDcai - project, on ins all ..1 bttAMnJi. iaVA m ..J. " livuvvi iivhuii A UQ (ivilBIH Wilt I be -levelled, providing a parking I Pice at the front of the school I grounds. Ten men are employed I on . the; project I ' I ' PEP AWARDS MADB I " EILVERTONBernice Hanna, 1 Barbara' PennelL Lester Hem- I mlncsen and Vernon Barkhnrst ; i received awards for ditpiayiag the most nen and the best all-aronnd I anortamanahln it thii aeaaon'a I bukethill nmM. l Rpmvn itetib vrttiav l - BILVKRTON Silverton's Isnrinr onanlnr and trsaaure hunt will end 3arca 14 w3th a special I program slng arranged for that! I evening. ; ' r ' Police Equipped With Cameras ss weu, wen, iook at uus picture. ..." Annual Initiation Held by .'-Knights Mt. Angel Council Takes 12 Candidates at all Day Celebration MT. ANGEL Annual Initiation ceremonies of the local council of the Knights of Columbus and the banquet were held at St. Mary's school Sunday. A class of 12 new members were received into the Mt Ansel council. The Portland degree team was In charge of the initiation and ad ministered all three degrees. Douglas Harris of Mt Angel was toastmaster at the banquet. I Principal speakers included Gene I Mclntyre of Portland, past state I deputy; Ed J. Bell of Stayton, state deputy; C. A. Suing of Sa- lem, district deputy; John Beyer of Mt. Angel, local grand knight; and Rev. John Cummisky, assist- ant pastor of St. Mary's church here. I Mrs. Clara Keber-Schroeder and I Miss Pauline Saalfeld accompanied I by Miss Rozella Blem entertained with vocal selections. ' The Knights and the candidates I attended mass in a body at St Marv's church. After the aerricea the prospective members ,w e r e I guests at breakfast in the school dining -room. Exemplification of I the first dearee followed. The oth- er degrees followed in succession, the initiation going far into the afternoon. Jack Represents Cawley Gate Men SILVERTON Glenn R. Jack, Oregon City attorney, has been I retained to protect .the legal rights of four property owners in the controversial Gawley creek I gate ana road issue. Tne iour who own property 1 along the upper Molalla which Is traversed by a forest service road now closed to the public I are George Steelhammer and Dr. I A. W. Simmons of Silverton, and easier ttoss ana k. . unapier or Salem. The road is closed by a cratelniit. . k iuo u.wiey cree Dr-oge. we- uiurm oi mis gate ana opening of the road has been demanded uy a group ot citizens oi tne area who last month petitioned the county court to take Bach action. Fisher Home Is Scene Club Meet C ALP IN Mrs. Thendnnt I Vl.fca w- ior an au i:i,r "i""cnuy .or" '"" -nipiu anicners cino I r""m- in.orBaaTj Tne group in i h inF mam iam ar . . !f...3? A?dreyMorley; yciit,. xuxb. ineoaore , ecreiary, jars. Mae Mc Elbaney. Others present were Mrs. Eliza Morlev. Mrs. Anna IWr(1 vr,. Charles Morley, Mrs. Eric Fisher Mrs. Fred Tost. Mrm. Albert m. aer, Mrs. Una Doerfler Mr. Henry Erickson, Mrs. J. C. Krens, I Miss Anna Doerfler. Mlsa Marll garet uoerner, Mrs. Florence Doerfler, Alice Jean Fisher. Ar. lene Terry, Bernardino and AI- David Carson; vocal duet, Joan bert Yost and La Marr Morley. and Elmer Smith; vocal solo, Jo The next meeting will be with sephine Wlnkenwerder; demon- Mrs, unanes Morley. . Barber Onens Sboti WOODBURN The barber shonl1 1U initiate 1 located on the hlzhwav waa nf. ficially opened for business Mon- day. The ahp Is all modern and has all new equipment The bar- her Is Arnold Snraner. who ha own a ucensea barber In Oreron for seven years. He has been bar - LU" inree years at Lex - ington, and before that he was at aie one year and ln Portland for mree years. . - , QascoMriqiiets - OTO NEW BRIQUETS ARK PRESSED BO ' CLEAN T- AND BUR It"- SO CLEAN NO T . ASHES -ALL HEAT LAST LONGER.' . MAKES A WONDERFUL irrjEL FOR POULTRY . BROODERS AS WELL ' " BOUSE USE. IT IS THE OUTSTANDING " , FUEL OP TODAX. - - 889 N. liberty St. - ? 7 '-' ipinii.iji! V ttjfcWMSaeM will prove guilt or innocence in iney expect to say in conn. Community Clubs tMTT Marion community club, an nounces a good program will be given for the Tuesday night meet ing. Herbert Elliott Final Rites Set PERRTDALE Funeral services for Herbert James Elliott, ft, who died Saturday in a Portland hos- pital, will be held at the Dallas Methodist church Thursday at 2 p.m., with interment at Belcrest Memorial park, Salem Mr. Elliott had been active in the Methodist church, the rranre. the Masonic lodge of Amity, the Eastern Star and AI Kader shrine of Portland. He started to work in the flour mill at Perrydale in 1900 and eight years later became sole owner. Under his direction the business enlarged to the pres ent feed, seed and grain business at both Ballston and here. Avv rtisvillfk Wrkman A 111118 V1UC Y Ulliail Into 17iof- fnll AT UlS firsl, VUll For Firefighters AUMSVILLE Mrs. 0. A. Les ley made the first official call for I the services of the Aumsville fire department since the Installation of the tire prevention equipment Mrs.L e 1 e y and Mrs. T. C, Mountain were raking 'dry grass from the parking on the front of their lots here adjoining the Claude Boone property, and start- led a small bonfire. A strong wind started the fire racinr out of con trol and was sweeping dangerous- ily close to Mr. Boone's house which Is at nresent unoccunied. Mrs. Lesley and Mrs. Mountain started combattina- it with nails of water and wet aack hut finrtin it nearly boneless to ston. turned in a fire alarm. Volunteer firemen responded In record time No harm was done, although of ground was burned over. Fllj.t I::, KtUlotl tTaine Presents Drama HUBBARD The Elliott Prai rie Dramatic club put on three-act;- comedy, "Aunt Jeru- .-,w o ii . "" uiu-io wu uj Miss Kathryn Hawk, Eldon Pay "t, Mrs. Ann Jack and John Van Winkle. The Droceeds are to be used communlt house at Elliott I Prairie. Program la ToniVTit 1 1 Aomgni I SWEGLE Patrons of Swegle l school district will meet Tuesday I nignt at 8 o'clock at the school- nne to perfect a permanent PTA organisation, preliminary work having been done March 8. The I program will include a raltar aoto. stration by 'the 4H cooking club rirls. I trn ffrrin w m a I T) ALT. AH Uirlmn. InA, Knights of. Pythls, will Initiate a class of 14 candidates in the rank of page Tuesday night this to be the Diamond JnhtiM iaaa A iv. I lodre." Grand Chanrellnv VvanV 1 Rentfro and Walter Glee so n. 1 grange keeper of records and I seals, will be present and lunch I will be served. Visitors are wel come. TRANSFER- STORAGE Salem ' Phone S1S1. Frnitland Has District Meet Sunday Schools Slate Full Day Convention There on March 26 FRUTtLAND-Tne 174th con vention of the Hayesville district Sunday schools will be neld at tne Frnitland church all day Sunday. March 28, with ' a covered dish fellowship dinner to be . served at noon' at the schoolhouse. The devotional service will be led by President O. O. Epley and' Rev. Roy C Ferguson - will give the morning address. ' - The afternoon program: Song service led by Mabel Biggins i de votional service, Kenneth Runner; business meeting;- Brooks male trio; solo, Mrs. Leonard -Harms; address. Rev. Crooks of Eugene; duet by Mr.', and Mrs. Streeter, Brooks. Junior Program Too The junior department will also meet The public is invited to come to either the morning or afternoon service. The first quartarly conference of the year will be held at the Fruitland church Thursday night for the Salem rural district of the Evangelical churches. The district superintendent, E. W. Petticord of Portland, will deliver the ad' dress. All who are interested are asked to come to this service. Detroit Is Given Side Camp of CCC DETROIT Marys Creek CCC camp has a side camp assignment of SO men with 25 boys already here augmented Monday by 25 from Camp Cascadia. Roy Allen is in ' charge of this side camp, The buildings are being repaired and rebuilt, the kitchen and mess hall have also been repainted. The entire camp from Cascadia will move in here about April 15. Dr. and Mrs. A. J. McCannel from Cascadia were in Detroit Friday. They have rented an apartment from M. C. Goodman and wil move here as soon as the CCC camp from Cascadia moves here. He is the Camp doc tor. Detroit high school held a stu dent body party in the music room of. the high school Friday night wtih the- faculty. N. Walter Shelby and Mtes Mildred Wholl , assisted by Mrs. Shelby, In charge. The' evening was spent playing games. Refreshments were served to these students: Dorothy and Bob Toung, M. G. and Odean Snel grove, Phern Mitchell, Donald and Dick Farrow, Gerald Pickett, Ar lene Meyers Albert Hansen Bob Jones, Rodney Henderson, Elmo and William Fryer and Clyde Lee. Present also was little David Shelby. Silver Cliff Folk Enjoy Card Party SILVER CLIFF Mrs. Paul Jaquet was hostess tor the regu lar meeting ot Silver Cliff Wo man's club Thursday afternoon. A card party at the W. F. Krens home Saturday night was sponsored by the Silver Cliff Woman's club. High scores at "500" were awarded to Mrs. Inez Heater and M. M. Gilmour. Present were: Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Gilmour, , Mr. and Mrs. Verny Scott and Guy, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fox, Frances and Floyd jr., Mr. and Mrs. Mildred Shelton, Mrs. Carrie Townsend, Miss Fannie Mulkins, Floyd Al len, Mrs. Arthur Heater and son Melvin Heater, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Krenz. JAQUETS HONORED VICTOR POINT The birthday of Lucille Jaquet and Elden Ja quet were the occasion for par ties In their honor at their home Wednesday and Sanday. LIT TLE FEET ROPRB1LT Correct post-. The Correct Shoes tar denotes Fee Growia Feet bun d a a t health and riergy. You can help your child have this priceless pos session by In suring foot health, today. Leading doc weboi am tors recommend PROPR-BILT tha correct shoes lor growing ieet becausw they bold the foot in a natu ral, he&llhful position, preventing painful foot conditions la laiar 111. Let out graduate Footologist explain the PROPR-BILT WZAX Tv IB patent f.atur. 5. X ana sanse .you re- ; i girding th correct shoes lor your chfli - - Sto. Ask Tmr 4tr styles sw beys sad fUs ei U : SOU) EXCLUSIVELY BT ' 0EIOE1 :50. 135 N. Liberty St Ph. 9121 Holed? TW - Farmers' Union News MARION Due to the good weather ushering in the spring rush, attendance was less than usual at the Farmers Union meet ing Friday night Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilson, who recently re turned from a tour of the middle and southern states, gave an -in teresting description of their trip. Harley Libby reviewed bills passed by the legislature and Ed die Aherns of Cloverdale local announced plans for the dinner to be served at the quarterly Farmers Union convention, to be held at. the Turner high school auditorium Saturday, April . 1. Women from Cloverdale, Sidney Talbot, Aumsville and Marlon are to assist In the serving. Mrs. V. M. Phillips, one of the active members of the local and of the Women's club, underwent an operation Saturday at a Portland hospital. The sewing club will be entertained by Mrs. Elry Pickard on weanesaay. , GRAND ISLAND r-The Junior branch of the Webfoot Farmers' union local met Thursday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Worth . Wiley and family. The leader is J. W. Richardson. A pro gram was given and singing en Joyed. Iinn..a..i Brothers Injured When Car Hits Dead Horse SILVERTON Frank Lan ham was able to leave the hos pital Monday and Lloyd G. Lan ham was able to return to bis home Sanday following an ao . cident early Sunday morning when the two brothers hit m dead horse on the highway near the Abiqua east of Silver ton. Both men sustained cuts about the head. Lather Moore, who ran into the horse in the first place, was uninjured but some injury was done to his car, it waa reported. The horse died as result of im pact with Moore's car. Shower Is Given For Miss Rambsy SCOTTS MILLS A pre-nuptial shower was given for Miss Ger trude Rambsy at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. A. L. Brough- er, here. Miss Rambsy will be come the bride of Bruce Deardorff of Portland in a quiet ceremony at Vancouver Tuesday, March 21, and the newlyweds will be hon ored at a reception In Portland Tuesday night at the home of his parents. The Good Times club waa en tertained Sunday night at the Whidden home, with high score at four tables of "500" going to Mrs. J. H. Klnser and George Helrey. The third prise went to Mrs. Anna Biersack. The H. H. Klnsers will be hosts April 9. The oyster supper given by the United Circle Friday night was well attended. Waconda School District Has Health Examinations WACONDA Sixty-six children from Waconda, Manning, Mission Bottom and Eldriedge school dis tricts underwent health exami nations at the county health clinic at Waconda schoolhouse. Those requiring it were immu nized against dlptheria and vac cinated for small pox. The doctor in charge, accord Ing to Mrs. Clara Girod, Wacon da teacher, reported the group of youngsters to be ln better physical condition than is usual ly found. f " ..alTaaaaZZIZIaZIZaaaaaaaaaaaa! j' fe y J " " as Uiw as c M ; f i n ! . : $sdo m:Xi m i uw'.ejwi.sn mi wW!(imw.w mws' muBHmmmmm&&mmmm Jill 3 ' vlt yyv 4' lJll h ealy becsht el Speed W l V l s0 AMinm Iwmtvl Its 1m Sod Oswea's fak- W0StLDS CStEATEST WRINCU The streagestardiaefwilBgersassr If ad dentally 4 beaky pre vide aaif ersa, itmy aijlag pri asM. Wb - aafaty bar- li friiiii, pwwer mm4 fitrnmrt rflr.n tad wlU . stasv , Tiiager "clssss by sacrdy : givsafths aiale eaalnl lever a 14 ISalim I Silrerton I I .. . J . " I it... .a-"-" . ,-1 -T j Aioanj j t-2 . County Meet Held by PTA Next Gathering to Be Held at Silverton in May; Reports Heard TURNER The county PTA held its March meeting at Turner school auditorium Saturday after noon,' with president Mrs. T. J. Roubal, Silverton, presiding. Mrs. L. Bergsvik, Salem, is recording secretary. Englewood, Grant, Sll vertn and Aumsville units were among the largest and most active groups present. Mrs. Roubal was elected dele gate to the spring aemi-ann ual convention at Klamath Falls. The next county meeting will be ln Silverton early in May, when the nominating committee, Mrs. J. A Smith of Aumsville, Mrs. H. N. Hunsaker. Salem, and Mrs O. L. Downelly, will report. Mrs. Bergsvik Speaker Mrs. Bergsvik gave a talk on publicity and Mrs. Roubal showed large safety posters made by school children. A chorus of IS voices. Turner grade pupils, gave numbers, directed by Miss Lucille Hughes. Reports were made by Dr. O. A.. O 1 s o n , president of Englewood PTA; Mrs. Smith, Aumsville; Mrs. Francis White head for Turner's new organiza tion; Looney Butte, also new, re ported by Mrs. J. W. Anderson; Richmond by Mrs. F. W. Taylor; Leslie, Mrs. W. F. O'Leary; Swegle and Grant Robinsons Make Strenuous Drive VALSETZ W. P. Miller's mother, Mrs. Lydia Miller, died Thursday night at his sister's home in Dallas. Mrs. Lydia Miller celebrated her 100th birthday an niversary last New Year's day. The Robinson boys, David and Bruce, returned from a trip to Tennessee this week. They took turns driving continuously day and night and covered over 3000 miles in three days. The Rev. G. G. Edwards is hold ing a two-weeks service here at the schoolhouse. He is a returned missionary from India and has a pastorate at Falls City. The "games night" held at school netted a nice sum for the sponsors, the Spring Athletic club Chinese checkers, ping-pong, mo nopoly and several tables of bridge were enjoyed. Assisting were Miss Lay ton, Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Ebbert Pupils in the second grade gave an interesting Indian play direct ed by Mrs. Ted Garrett Thursday afternoon, having their mothers as guests. Friends of World War Days United SILVERTON World war time friends united during the week end at Silverton when Mr. and Mrg. Carl Jackson, formerly of Medford, but now of Burns, cams to visit J. Cal Schlador and Mayor Zetta Schlador.- The two Elda Eggart California during the period that both men were stationed near there. They had not seen each other since. Because illness confined Schla dor to his CCC camp at Florence, he was unable to join the group. Mr. Schlador was reported suf fering from influenza, and it was said a number of boys in his camp were also ill. HOME OX VACATION FOX VALLEY Rex Julian, who Is a student at OSC, spent his spring vacation at home. A I 1 AMCKflCiS lfdmestt n Ai a re n n rriT ' WaddBg BOWL-SHAPED TUB . . . . fcu DOUBLE WALLS to kees water bet .... ks STEEL CHASSIS CONSTRUCTION .... aa Its astasias SUPES-DUTY SAFETY-ROLL WBJNCER. Ne ether wa-ber eaa give yea all these tapertas sdvaataesl Ne ether waiher ' - a at Bf.a. a.d.a.ak sverieaded, afves yea as ssach call sprias West Salem News . WEST SALEM Miss Llllie Shipler spent the weekend with Miss Margaret Allen of Eugene. The Laurel Social Hour club will meet at the home of Mrs. C. H. Brown at "Fir-Oak" Tues day at 2 p. m. The Thursday Afternoon Lunch eon club met at the home of Mrs. Ivan Wood.- The next meeting will be with Mrs. Raymond Wood. Miss Lottie MeAdams enter tained the members ot the Friend ship club Friday afternoon with "500" the diversion. Prizes went to Mrs. Lola MeFarlane, Mrs. Jen nie Knight and Mrs. Justine Kil dee. Present were Mrs. Lola Me Farlane. Mrs. Sally Curtis, Mrs. Pearl Sanders, Mrs. Jennie Knight; Mrs. Mamie Caloway, Mrs. Justlna Klldee, Mrs. Irene Bowes and the hostess. Lindahl Funeral !HeH, Woodburn WOODBURN Funeral services for Martinus J. Lindahl, 80, who died last Sunday In a Salem hos pital, were held at the Beechler and O'Halr mortuary Thursday afternoon with Rev. J. D. Woodfin officiating. The honorary pall bearers were: Fred J. JUiller. O. M. Arronby, Sam Toder. Frank' E. .Morrison. A. A. Brothen. and V. W. Tremalne. Out-of-town rela tives present were: Mrs. R. R. Randall of Oakland. Calif.. Alvin J. Lindahl and Mrs. George Lin dahl of Los Angeles. George Lin dahl of Los Angeles was on his way by steamer to Cuba at the time of his father's death. Mrs. George Lindahl left Thurs day evening for her home in Los Angeles and Mrs. R. R. Randall and Alvin J. Lindahl left Satur day morning for their homes ln Oakland and Los Angeles, respect ively. Mrs. George Lindahl is leaving Los Angeles on March 2 on a boat for New York where she will Join her husband and con tinue their trip through the Pana ma canal. Spousta Gets new Job As Stayton Manager SILVERTON Joe SDousta ha. been made manager of the Shell Oil company wholesale plant at stayton. Spousta had been with the lecal headquarters of the Shell company as distributing sales man for a year and a half' He came here from Shell's Portland headquarters. The Spoustas will move to Stayton as soon as living quarters can be obtained. 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