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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1939)
"!4H Achievement One Way of Making Money i - : ; Displays Attract ; Art Exhibit Outstanding at ? 'Howell ; Awards Are ,-: . Announced i - f .. , ; ..... , , - CENTRAL HOWELIA-The art display at - th.; 4 H tlub AcMete? ' xnent da j program Tuesday night -waa outstanding! Places awarded by Miss .Tracy of the Sllverton high school are department; as foHowii:"r;'"':C""-';;' 'Eighth grade, . 1; Alvtn H llln; 2, Joyce Steften'3, Grace Leigh tr. Seyenth grade, '1, Evelyn Darling; 2, -John Kaufman; 3, CalTln Hlldebrand. Sixth grade, 1 - Erma Cowden , 2.' Josephine - enry; . Z, . Delbert King. " Grand awards "were- given to: 1, Alvln Hollln; 1; Evelyn : D -ling; 3, Erma Cowden. .Sewing exhibit judges: Mrs. J- U Stewart. Mrs. Lucille King. Mrs. C. L. Simmons, made these wards: - First division, 1, Shir ley Kaufman; t, Phyllis Steffe-; 3. Mamie Jean McCoo!. i Cooking club: For drop cakes. 1 ,- Mamie Jean McCool ; 2. Ellen " .Marie Baker; 3, Estella 3aker; for cakes,:: 1, Helen Jarmin; 2, - Shirley Kaufman ; - 3, Josephine II wry; for bread,- 1, Erma. KuT enxl; 2, Mary Ann Werr. e r . Judges were Mrs. Jlntgomery! ? Mrs. W. A. RothrMrs. F. E. W?. Alrin Hollin, president of 4H clubs, presided at a model meet ing of the club with Erma Ku enil, secretary. The program co. slated of numbers by Rhythm band, flag salute, piano solos, Erma Cowden; demonstration by Phyllis Steffen and Allie Wer ner, and Josephine Haury and - Sbirley Kaufman, and Erma Ku enxi; 1 boys - chorus; resume of sewing club work by Carolyn Kaufman and of health club by Harold Roth; vocal duet by Car ol and Frances King; piano solo by Erma Kucnzi; solo by Phyl lis Steffen; piano solo by Helen Jarmin; chorus by entire school. Post and Auxiliary In Joint Session DAYTON A joint meeting of the American Legion Dayton post and auxiliary was held Tuesday night at the Grand Island school house. Carl Moser of Portland talked as did also the coun. health nurse, Mrs. Heingardner and the health unit doctor. The Grand Island Mothers circle pro gram was repeated. . Plans were made to hold the annual plant and food sale here Saturday, April 29. Bald on counterfeit ring m Chariestown, Mass, by secret service agents and Boston police resulted in arrest of nine men and discovery of a com plete outfit for making one-dollar bills. Sergeant Frank Donovan of tht ; Boston police is looking ever the machine Prizes Awarded Achievement Day SWEGLE Prizes In the 4H cooking exhibit, faeld Friday, went to the following: For the 7th and 8th grades, vanilla drop cookies, first, Marjorie Blanch ard; second, Gladys Dalke. First for ice box cookies went to Jo sephine Winkenwerder and sec ond to Donrtay Starr. For the 6th grade, rfirstf6r vanilla drop cookies went tor" Alice Blancha . Health poster, intermediate grades, to Robert Hensell, Ro ger Pauls, Delores Dickey, David Carson, Margaret Schwiening. A'Delma Lake, Delores Huck step, Gerald S m 1 1 h. Uppjr grades: Donald Huckstep. Alice Blanchard, Josephine Winken werder, Joan Smith, Donna Starr, Keith La Due. Ronald Dickey. All these pupils are ex hibiting their posters at the 4H county spring fair at the state fairgrounds this week and Wil fred Wasson and Keith La Due will demonstrate cooking biscuits In a reflector at the county fair Marjorie Blanchard and John Dalke and Delores Dickey and Richard Dalke were chosen as the healthiest boys and girls. Judges were Mrs. John White-' head and Mrs. Carmellta Wed- dle. Veterinary Tests Cattle in 'Valley FOX VLALJY State Veterin ary Bishop of Salem has been tusy here this week testing dairy cows for Bank's disease.. The sun eclipse Wednesday morning waa most noticeable here between 7:45 and 8:30 a. m. This is the darkest eclipse observed here for a number of years. Mrs. Daisy Johnston enter tained the Ladies' Aid society at her home here Tuesday. Earl Bassett who had his eye put out while working In the woods last week, U out of the hospital. A fragment of steel from the wedge he was using Is still in his head. His eye had to be removed. DRUG31ST ILL HUBBARD H. C. Mack, local druggist has been confined to his home for the last two weeks with the flu and with hea.rt trouble. Allen Kromling is look ing after the drug store. Exclusively In Salem at Brooks I 'S NO. 1 As Advertise 1 Esquire 260 N. Liberty Phone 3032 Cigarettes Lucky Camels, Old Golds, Chesterfields, Dunhills. Hen Evesyday Lou Prices ... Shop Any Dqy ot Evezy Day and SAVE 100s of Lor; Prices on Nationally Known Brands! Don't Gncss on Qnality Day at Salem Columbia and Save! 1.50 Carton US With Each Two Cartons 1 49c Storm Lighter Prince Albert or Velvet ISc tins Free Party Napkins with Each Pkg. i .; . . . IIP5 m : I r f. 1 Maka way for fashion's favorite for 1939 th "IWSerlarN Soit! Your $25 now buys greater clothing value than ever before and thafw no Idle boast! 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