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Tht-OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oren, Friday. Monilnl October 20, 1939
Club Women Visit
Historical House
Dr. Barker Gives Talk
i on McLonghlin's
. Life, Work
SIUVERTON In the setting of
his old Oregon City home, tt
Sllverton club women beard,
Tuesday, a descriptive talk on the
life ol Dr. John McLoughlin and
bis work with the Hudson' Bay
company. Dr. Bart Brown Bark
er, vice president of the Univer
sity of Oref on, gave the address
tn the dining room of the borne.
H .! rare a brief history of
the establishment to the home
and the. procuring of the lurnisn
Ings. rr Barker also assisted Mrs.
Chapin, curator of the house, in
Rawing the clubwomen about.
Following this a number of the
SllTerton women Tisited the old
Barclay home and had tea there.
The pilgrimages to places of
interest in the Talley are a new
feature of the Sllrerton Woman's
club. Two more are scheduled,
the first of these on November
13 in the art center at Salem,
and the second on April 22,
through the state house.
The transportation committee,
headed by Mrs. Henry Aim, ar
ranged for complete transportation.
Celebrate Anniversary
MISSION BOTTOM Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Belleque celebrated
their 13th wedding anniversary
Monday night by having a few
relatives in for cards.; Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Wolf. Mr .and Mrs. Charles l.a
Dewltt, Mrs. Frank Belleque, Mr.
I and Mrs. Ellx Richardson and Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer ueiieque.
Woodburn School
Girls Plan Dance
WOODBURN At a recent
meeting of the Girls Athletic as
sociation of Woodburn high school
it was decided to sponsor an all
girls dance which will be the en
tertainment given in. honor of the
freshmen. The president, Ada
Claire Renn, appointed the fol
lowing on committees: Mavis Ol
son, lone Anderson. Vivian Haas,
Marie Nix, Uazlne Richmond, Bet
ty 'Moon, Clementine and Virginia
Kirsch. Ada Claire Renn was se
lected to be a delegate in a girls'
league district meeting which is
being held at the Habbard high
school this Saturday.
Mr. Beattie, head of the exten
sion work for the University of
Oregon, outside of Portland, will
start lessons on "Training for Ci
tizenship" next Monday, October
21. The classes will be held each
Monday at the nigh school from
l;4S n m. to K:4I n. m. TWO
hours of regular college credit In
the upper division will be given
for the course which consuls oi
12 lessons.
The following cases were
brought before Jndge H. Overton
recently: Virgil Grout on a com
plaint of forgery filed by O. M.
Rivenes was admitted to answer
and was released on bail of 1250;
Tilpher Barstad, charged with, is
suing a check without sufficient
funds by O. N. Jones was admitted
to answer and was released on a
ball of $2Sv.
Roberts Talks dub
ROBERTS The first meeting
of the community was held Friday
night at the school house. A dis
cussion was held regarding con
tinuation of the club this year.
The same officers will act at the
next meeting November 10.
Girls Organize,
Peny dale High
PERRYDALE A freshman In
itiation party was held at the
Dallas elty park Friday night.
The boys wore their mothers'
clothes while the girls were their
fathers'.
girls league has been organ
ixed and is headed by Connie Vln
cent. Magaline Striekwerda as
vice-president and Delia Ruth
Miller as secretary. Maxlne Mor
rison and Joyee George; were
elected as' yell leaders and Con
nie Vincent at song Queen. ;
The rapidly growing student
body has been increased by the
enrollment of Loretta Kemmls of
Falls City and Eldon Cook of Mc
Coy. !
As a precaution against any
fire mishaps, monthly fire drills
will be held. The first drill was
held last Wednesday and the
building was cleared la 41 sec
onds. On the athletic scene, a six
man football team has been drill
ing regularly preparatory to a
heavy schedule for this year. The
Pirates swung into action last
Friday afternoon against Falls
City and defeated the visiting
team, ( to 0.
Margaret Domes fell from a
swing Friday afternoon and
caught a finger in the chain,
breaklngthe finger.
Observes 77th Birthday
BRUSH CREEK Mrs. If. J.
Madsen observed her 77th birth
day anniversary at her home last
Wednesday. Calling on her dur
ing the afternoon were Mrs. O. 8.
Hauge, Mrs. Jack Randall, Alice
Jensen and Althea Meyer. In the
evening her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and. Mrs. Victor Madsen
of Hlllsboro drove down to greet
her.
Scotts Mills PTA
Committee? Named
SCOTTS MILLS The annual
ukaal carnival will be held
Saturday night, October 21.
Something doing every minute is
the promise of the students.
. eh 4 V a
Monday nignt, uciooer .
Townsend' club will have a Hal
lowe'en party.
Mrs. Ethel PowneH.- president
of the parent-Teacher association
has appointed the following com
mittees: ,
iucuj v-. -
and Miss Elsie Powaell; hospi-
taUty. Mrs. Ada ueier, rs.
ma Ettler, Mrs. Sylvia Shilts and
Mrs. Thomas Wilson r program.
EL H. Macy, Mabel Ballard and
Conine Moberg; finance, Ruth
Boyce, J. H. Parker, Art Pear-
t nr Hf .fi.alrn ATI il Mrs.
BUU, . v. -w.
Fern Mills; hot food, airs, j. w
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McCrackeu, IB. W. Coulsom, ltrs.ir
a f voixer: puouuiy, uruti
vniArmA Newton' and Zella.
Mrs. Smith WUS
pointed vice president to fffl the!
vacancy ien oj . . -i
rHmirk. The groups will aieetl
each second Thursday. ae
month. . e.
Ami tie Qnb Plans
Hallowe'en MasqneraH
MIDDLE GROVE
meeting of the "Amitle
htiii at the home of
utik. Eleven members
and Mrs. Clarence Whit
recently of Kansas, was a guest.
Plans were made for a Hallow
e'en ma&querate party at the home
nf Mr. and Mrs. John Cage. An-
nabelle. Arlene and Blanche as
sisted with serving.
The Woman's Missionary soci
ety met with Mrs. Kate Scharf
and Mrs. John Van Laanen Tuesday.
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