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Queen Entries
Listed, Fiesta
Several Are From Salem;
Nine Girls Already
' Seeking Honors
INDEPENDENCE An exciting
- contest, to choose tbe queen of the
1939 Hop Fiesta was predicted
this week when nine girls started
selling buttons for the event. The
candidates include girls from In
dependence. . Monmouth,. : Salem
and Dallas, and John E. Black,
contest director, stated that t
number of other girls from bath
Independence . and . . neighboring
cities are yet to be entered.
,v In a bulletin issued Wednesday;
-'fiesta headquarters listed the fol
lowing girls: '
- Martha Jean Kurre, 18, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Kurre
of Dallas.
Elsie Bowler, 16, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wearer Bowler of
Independence. - ;
Marian Cannon, 17, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Cannon of
Monmouth. V, . '"
June Brooks,' 16, of Independ
ence, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
- Jack Brooks of Wlgfich. v
- Katbryn Wade, 16, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Wade, 175 8.
18th street, Salem.
Rose Margaret Miller, 21, Sa
lem, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Valentine Miller of Gervals.
Ramona DeLashmutt, 20, of
' Monmouth, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. L. D. DeLashmutt of Terre
bonne, Ore.
Dorothey Zurlinden, 17, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Zurlin
den of Rt. 7, box 164, Salem.
Button Sale Begins
Sale of buttons began in Inde
pendence Tuesday and was re
ported to be heartily welcomed.
The buttons are distinctive this
year in that they bear a picture
of a hop leaf and hop and are
declared to be excellent advertis
ing for the. Independence area
: and its million dollar industry. -
The Hop Bowl organization
heldi its regular meeting Monday
and .-discussed details of the pro
gram for the fiesta. It has been
decided that the buttons will be
the only admission charged at the
Thursday and Friday evening per
formances, the Saturday after
noon and Saturday midnight mati
nee shows.
Would Be Queen
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Betty Ann Ford, former Salem
miss now residing In Portland,
and daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
' L. J. Bnsse of Salem, one of the
many entries In the contest now
i being - conducted f to v elect a
queen to role over the ninth an
nual Taft Redhead Koundup,
slated for August S and 0. She
Is the candidate of tbe alaslc
Box theatre of Portland, where
she is employed. (Gladys Gil-
bert photo). j
Invitations were ordered sent
to a number, of prominent indi
viduals and organizations urging
them to be present for the fiesta.
Mr. Black stated that the contest,
being barely started. Is still open
to any girl wishing to enter.
A list o the sponsors of the
girls is expected to be announced
In the near future. ,
Champ Gunner :
Visits Eldriedge
ELDRIEDGE Mr. and Mrs.
R. W. Nusom and daughter, Shev
erly, of Clatskanie, i accompanied
by Miss Violet Bakkinsen of As
toria, visited relatives here, this
week. They will remain "in Sa
lem during the trapsboot finals.
Miss Nusom is Oregon's champion
woman trapshooter.
The Nusoms recently returned
from San .Francisco and the
world's fair.
Church Opens
Camp Meeting
Woodburn Host to 39th
Church of God Event
at Outdoor Session
WOODBURN The; 3 9th an
nual Oregon state , camp meeting
of the Church of God began
Thursday at 7 : 4 5 p. m. at the
Church of God 'campgrounds one-
half mile north of town. ; J
The meetings will be from July
20 to July SO Inclusive. The
grounds which have an area of
about 10 acres has b e e n vlry
much improved since last year.'
A new missionary building has
been erected as well as other mi
nor changes. This new building
will . be dedicated Snnday, July
23, at 1:30 p. m. Rev. Adam W.
Miller, a returned missionary
from Japan, secretary of the mis
sionary board of the Church 'of
God and president of the Inter
national Christian Crusaders, Is
to give the dedicatory address. .
About 500 camp every year on
the grounds as well as others
who drive over for the day or
evening. Some will come from
other Btates as delegates.
The committees in charge of
the meeting for this year are:
Program committee, W. M. Dono-
hew, chairman, U. G. Clark, and
B. H. Arendt, secretary: minis
ters' meeting, E. H. Arendt, chair
man, and A. A. Blankenshlp, sec
retary; music committee, J. J.
Gillespie, chairman, and Mrs. W.
M. Donohew, special songs; camp
ground manager, H. S. Fulton;
board of Christian education, Mrs.
A. c. Johnson, chairman, Mrs. E.
T. Timmons, Mrs. E. H. Arendt,
secretary; missionary program
committee, Miss Daisy V. Maiden
and Mrs. Sadie Imboden; morning
worship, J. J. Gillespie, chairman.
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Sihrerton Lions
To Boost Gtjr
STLTERTON Signs to tndi
eate thai Sllyerton la the 4Gate
war to Silver Creek Falls state
park' are being planned by the
Bilverton lions club.
Suggestions have been made
to se logs on which the algns
will be carved giving the "Gate
way" information and also the
time and place when the var
ious service clubs meet.
LYONS After the regular
meeting of the Santlam valley
grange Friday night, July 21,
there will be a dance, the pro
ceeds to be used for the 4H club
project.
Lebanon Group at
Church Gathering
LEBANON Rev. Lawrence
Bixler, Elder George Simons and
Mrs. Efflo Hauxwell of Lebanon
were on the program of the con
vention ot Christian churches at
Sweet Home Monday. This was
the eighth Linn county conven
tion' and was attended by mem
bers from Corvallia ; and Jeffer
son.' .V: .., . . . -
Ralph Geary Is spending his va
cation with relatives in California.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Gtnther
have received the announcement
of the birth ot a daughter to
their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ginther,
July 17 at Emmanuel hospital,
Portland. i :
Rev. L. Bixler of Lebanon or
ganized a Sunday school Sunday
at Peoria with good enrollment.
BAT. INJURES BOY
SILVERTON Roy . Scofield Is
recovering from painful head in
juries sustained while playing
with .other children in the Sun
nyside district. A companion
swung a baseball bat, failing to
see the youngster behind him and
cut' a' gash in Roy's forehead
which necessitated nine stitches.
George Family
Leaves Stayton
STAYTON Howard W. George
superintendent ot the .Stayton
schools for the past five years,
who has accepted the superintend
ence of Bend's three grade
schools, junior and senior high
school with a staff of 76 teachers,
will leave with Mrs. George and
two sons, Norman . and Gordon,
soon.
They were honored at a sup
per by the local Eastern Stajr at
the city park Wednesday night
and at the Methodist church on
Monday night.
LOS ANGELEN VISITS
LYONS Darrell Jameson of
Los Angeles Is visiting his mother,
Mrst Paul Smith, here for a
month.
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49-lb.
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SWEET SPANISH ONIONS, 4 lbs.. : 10
Try this sandwich on one slice of Jnlia Lee Wright Bread,
spread generous helping of batter: on tbe other slice pat
sjeneroas spreading of Piedmonnt Slayonnalse, or yonr Favor
tte Da chess Salad Dressing. ;: Then take a large 8weet Span
Ish Onion and cat a slice through the middle about a quarter
of an inch thick; Spread about an eighth of an inch of sugar
over onion; then squeeze the juice of a lemon on the sugar
until It becomes saturated with Juice. Slap the other slice of
bread on top, and you're all set for the best onion sandwich yon
ever ate! Try it, if we are wrong, let us know. ,