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The OREGON STATESMAN" Safe, Oregon, Thursday Morning, October 26, 1939 PAGE THKKB if Legion Plans Busy Weekend Ml. Angel Men, Auxiliary To Have Dance, Sale, Merchandise Shoot MT. ANGEL The Mt. Angel American Legion and auxiliary hare mapped out a busy weekend for the two organizations. The regular Legion dance at the Memorial ball Friday night, Octo ber 27, will claim the attention of all members as well as the other married people of the town.: An extra feature of the dance Friday will be a chicken and noodle sup per to be served after midnight by Mrs. Frank walker, wife of the post commander. - On Saturday, beginning about 10:00 a.m., delicate Hungarian pastries, special cakes and pies. and many other favorite dishes will be on sale at Oswald's store when the auxiliary food sale gets under way. Mrs. Frank Walker will be tn. charge. Each auxiliary member is expected to donate tome article of food. A merchandise shoot will be held by the post Sunday, October 29. at the Ertel ranch. Hot lunches will be provided for the men by the women of the auxiliary under the direction of Mrs. Frank Dur schmidt. Lunch will be" served in the clubhouse on the shooting grounds. Frank Durschmidt will be in charge of the shoot. Lake Labisk Lodge Will Give Dinner LAKE LABISH Seecond pub lic oeneiit dinner will be given by Labish Roval Nela-hhnra Tknn. day, October 26. An all-day quilt ing will also take place. A daughter, Virginia Leona, was oorn sunaay, October 8 to Mr. and Mrs. James Baxter. t Mr. and Mrs. James Satterlv have moved here from th ent and are living in the Rex Perkins nouse. xney nave two f small daughters,' one of whom is a pupil at the Lake. Labish achonl. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Perkins and daugh ter, Mrs. Francis Brierty, ire oc cupying weir newly-completed residence nere. . Expected Home ..r" SILVERTON HILLS Ur A: n Mires, who was expected; home irom uauiorwa Friday, had mot yet arrived early in the week. Rel atives received a wire from -her Monday sarins- she wnnM several days more. Mrs. Mires has oeen in cauronua several: weeks. She is reported as being mach lm provea in neaim. i - u - British Guns, Floods Halt Nazi West March VA t Allied hopes of smashing German tank attacks crew brighter recent ly with the arrival on the western front of a battery or unuso nw tank guns, one of which is shown above In a picture passed by Lon don censors. Tommies are shown bringing np shells with which to load the vie ions looking weapons. Meantime, early winter floods In the Moselle river sector aided France's defense by bogging down the nazi advance. Jefferson Church Croups Are Active ' h Fire Prevention Will Be Studied AUMSVILLE At a meeting of volunteer firemen, held here last week a decision was made to hold meetings regularly in the first and third Tuesday nights of each month, at which times a study of fire prevention will be taken up in addition to routine business. Beginning with November 2, a series of six card parties, with ta bles of 500 and pinochle, will be held. A small admission fee will be charged, and refreshments will be served free. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Malone have as a guest at their home, Rol land Johnsen of Klamath Falls.. Linn County Farm Meeting Planned ALBANY Dates for meetings In the 11 agricultural benefit program communities In Linn county are being arranged ac cording to Floyd C. Mullen county agent, for the purpose of electing committeemen to serve during the next year in the administra tion of the soil conservation proj ect. ,, The various meetings will be supervised by the respective pres ent community committee chair men, but will probably be ar ranged so that the county agent will be able to be present at each meeting. See Old Friends From Illinois HUBBARD Mr. D. W. Shrock and Arthur Shrock of Needy, Walt er Shrock of Hubbard went to Portland, Friday to hear and see an old-time friend. Dr. Harlan Tarbell, mental specialist enter tainer, who performed at an American Legion program. The Shrocks and Dr. Harlan were all raised in Groveland, 111. Dr. Harlan was a guest of the Shrocks, Saturday. Waldo Hills Club Will Give Dance WALDO HILLS George Shock- ley is again confined to the bed after several days np and abont his place. Mr. Sbockley has been ill for several months. The Waldo Hills .Community club is making plans for its first dance of the season to be held November 4 at the club house. Serving on the dance committee are Dudly Morton, Theodore Rich es, Ralph Eg an, Karl Haberly and John Goodknecht. Get Marriage Licenses DALLAS Two marriage li censes were issued recently by County . Clerk Carl g. Graves to Wesley Benjamen Kanne, Inde pendence and Ooldle Osnundson Independence, and-to Foster Le Roy Hlltebrand, Monmouth, and Ruth Geraldine Tilton, Mon- ' month. Jolly Neighbors Meet, N. Santiam NORTH SANTIAM The Jol ly Neighbors met with Mrs. J, S. McLaughlin last week. Sev eral new members were admit ted. The next meeting will be November 2 at the Louis Sco- fleld home. Mrs. Leila Brocway is conva lescing from a major operation and is expected home Sunday Mrs. M. V. Phillips, who is confined with a broken hip, is progressing nicely. The Bill Hardys have rented the Ramsey place. Mr. Hardy also has rented the farm land on the Mack place while the Hoffman brothers have rented the Mack house, moving there from the Al Tucker house. Guernsey Boll Wins National Recognition SHAW (Special.) C. T. Gil bert & Sons, Shaw Guernsey breed- Evangelical Women Attend I niti'on on their pure bred Guern sey bull Royal's King of Lenor xO. :-: r-:-:v:-: . Mission Rally at Monmouth JEFFERSON Members of the Jefferson Evangelical Woman's Missionary society who attended the missionary rally at Monmouth Friday were Mrs. Frank Rehfeld, Mrs. J. T. Jones, Mrs. Karl Kihs, Mrs. Nettie Reeves, Miss Anna Klampe, Mrs. William Lake and Mrs. William Wolfe. Accompanying the group were Frank Rehfeld, Karl Kihs, Wil liam Lake and daughter, Dorothy. Rev. William Elmer attended the ministers meeting. It was one of the largest rallies held in the Sa lem district Two hundred six women enjoyed the dinner served at decorated tables in the church basement Salem presided at the meeting Kings Valley society was awarded the banner, having every member of their society present. Salem First Evangelical will entertain Christian church, of which Mrs. R. the spring rally. The Missionary group of the S home Friday afternoon. At 1 o'clock luncheon was enjoyed, af ter which Mrs. Wetherell discussed the study book, "Homeland Har vest." Mrs. Irvine Wright's division were entertained at the home of Mrs. Guy Aupperle, and introduced the new study book. A covered dish dinner was served at 1 o'clock. Eight ladies were pres ent. Place 178488. This bull, hav ing six daughters, which have made creditable official records. has been entered In the advanced register of the American Guernsey Cattle club and will be known hereafter as an advanced register sire. Only Guernseys which meet high production requirements are eligible for entry. New Freshmen Elect Officers I MONMOUTH For the first time Oregon College of Education has a freshman class. This was brought about by the addition of Mrs. W. A. Gueffroy of another term to the requirements for graduation. Nine terms are now required. Walter Vincent of Mapleton was elected freshman president; Joe Mahar of Parkdale, vice presi dent, and Beverly Morlan, Mon mouth, secretary; Betty Doris Kirk and Edith Svenson, Portland, Wetherell is leader; met at her I council women: Bob Cole, Wood land, Cal., and Morton Howard, Monmouth, council men. Newly-elected officers of the Junior class are Bob Tedd, West Linn, president; Hal Hankel Sheridan, vice president; Betty Mulkey, Astoria, secretary; coun cil women; Virginia Craven, Mon mouth; Pauline Stein, The Dalles; council men, Ray Williamson and Bud Tuthill, Portland. New pledges of Collecto Coeds, women's service honorary of OCE. are Betty Mulkey, Astoria, and Ruth Holbrook, Creswell. At MILGRIM Now -FUR eOAT U Mrs. Sevier Awarded Damages by Court DALLAS Mrs. Jennie E. Se vier was awarded 138. dam ages against the Sears, Roebuck and Co. by the Polk county clr emit court Jury. Mrs. Sevier, an elderly Dallas resident, allegedly fell while shopping in the Sears, Roebuck store in 8alem November, 138, which resulted in personal lnju rlcs to her. She charged xtegli- aence on the part of the store and asked for $2000 general dam ages and $188.69 special damages. Monmouth Faculty lnteIlain ?oar! Buena Vista Clubs To Paint Building MONMOUTH The faculty of Monmouth high school entertained at dinner Monday night for mem bers of the district school board. their wives and husbands, and for BUENA VISTA The Farmers the supervisory teachers of the Un,on and W.m-n'8 f1Sbvhf.le OCE training school. Miss Doris I r u " Simonds, high school teacher of domestic arts, was In charge, this week that her son, Harry, In Portland suffered a serious si cldent to one arm while he was at work as an automobile mechan ic The ligaments were torn loose and an operation was. performed te tie them back In place. Back From Hunting . GRAND ISLAND Mr. and Mrs, Louis Will and son. Teddy . and the former's father, Leonard Will I Tuesday night at the Jonas Gra bf Jennings Lodge, returned home ber home In the form of a Hal- Sunday night from a deer hunt-. I lowe'en party. Mrs. L. S. Pra- lag trip Into the Klamath Fallslther and Mrs. Jonas Graber will country. act as hostesses. You can your Fur not have again. lng. The men in the community plan to begin painting Thursday. Mrs. Julia Alton received Tword J8 J"diB J8 ?,m"k B lUfj vvuiuuuuj esvuu i uc sv membered as the Neal and Be- vens store. In honor of their parents' 23rd wedding anniversary, October 22, Wills Dean and Betty Lou Long gave a dinner. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Wells and family, Ronald Busby and Lawrence Guderian. The Friendship class of the Buena Vista Sunday school will hold their first fall meeting next r-;: save many dollars by selecting Coat now at Milgrim. You will the opportunity of such savings Mink Dyed Muskrat Russian Squirrel Lamb Caracul Hudson Seal Squirrel Locke Russian Pony and . mm iff 39 Many Other Fine Furs 3 Years Storage Free 4 Wjs to Bwj Lsvaway Badget Cash CTiarge 409-415 Court Salem Owned Ik COOKING SCHOOL mmmmmmm ttit wmmi W) Featuring the Popular Relnrn Engagement of M En Mi b Noted Home Economist, appearing at The Oregon Statesman's "Happy Kitchen" in the Capitol Theatre Wednesday, Nov. l6t, Thursday, Nov. 2nd, Friday, Nov. 3rd ... . Two to Four P. M. Make it a date . . . with all your friends ... to attend each FREE Cooking School demonstration. Scads of new ideas! Grand recipes! Loads of fun and FREE GIFTS! Swing into Modern Cooking ... at the "Happy Kit chen," Capitol Theatre . Nov. 1st, 2nd, 3rd! o4Uednesday. Ho lUm Thursday, EJov. 2. Z4 Ml o, Friday, Elov. 3, 24 Ml w ' A 1 if vl s i SPAY, TCMSIMYa FI&Y KWER1IBEG5 a i i -v. : . -v t -w u
