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i OREGON STATESMAN, Satem. Oregon, Tlmisfry Morning, Dmlr 14, 1939
Give Operetta
At Woodburn
Girls Physical Education
Classes to Appear
Friday' Night
WOODBURN The Woodbarn
high school girls' physical educa
tion classes and chorus will pre
sent for the third year a rhythm
recital, which will be an operetta
In three acts, "Toy Toy San." De
cember 15, -In the high school
, rymnasiam at 8 p.m.
The story of Toy Toy San ' Is
laid to Japan, and Is a mixture of
comedy, tragedy, drama and ro
mance.
Girls havinc leading carts are:
Lanrlne Jones. Gladys Fletcher,
- Bettr McLaughlin. Pauline
-Phares, lone Anderson, Marie' Nix,
Maxine - Richmond. ViTlan Hass,
Jean Royse, Marjorle Moore. Doris
Pomeroy, -Shirley Seely. Bernice
Hanson, Genevieve Letcher. .
The reciUl will Include the fol
lowing girls from the chorus, In
cluding those taking leading
parts: '
-Marjorle Moore, Bernice Han
son,' Marjorle Evenson, Doris
Pomeroy, Verio Olson, Jean
Royse, Maxine Richmond, Laurine
Jones. Marie Nix, Gladys Fletcher,
Virlan Hass, lone Anderson, Paul-
' In e Phares, Maris Olson, j Eula
Mathews,' Shirley Seely, Margaret
Byer, Margaret Surmeyer, Fern
Dyer, Betty Brachman, Betty Mc
laughlin, Genevieve Letcher and
Millicent Evenden, pianist.
Tftere will also be a "Parasol
Dance," "Tangled - Web Dance,"
and a "Butterfly Ladies Dance"
by other girls in the physical edu
cation classes. .
Will Have Party
SILVERTON The Loyal Guard
class of the Methodist church will
meet Friday afternoon at the
church for its annual Christmas
party. Each member Is asked to
bring a gift which will not exceed
10 cents. Mrs. Ed Morrison and
Mrs. F. A. Moore will be hostesses.
Grangers News
MONMOUTH A- joint Installa
tion of Polk o n n t j Pomona
grange officers, and the officers
of subordinate granges of West
Salem, Brush College, Rlckreall
and Monmouth was held here Sat
urday. .Glenn Adams, Brush Col
lege, treasurer 01 me siaie grange,
and master of Polk Pomona, acted
as Installing : officer. Mrs. Marie
Flint McCall of Brush College as
sisted Installing Adams as Po
mona master.
' Pomona officers Installed were:
Glenn Adams, master; Claude
Larkin, Rlckreall,. overseer: Mrs.
Arthur Brown. West Salem, lec
turer: D. Kuhn, West Salem,
steward; R. B. Swenson. Mon
mouth, assistant steward; - Mrs.
C O. Allen, Independence, chap
lain: Mrs. P. O. Powell. .Dallas.
treasurer: Mrs. Helen Van San-
ten. Rlckreall. secretary; Charles
Blaze. West Salem, gate keeper:
Koneta NowowiejskI, Monmouth.
Ceres: Mrs. ; Oscar Smith. Falls
City. Pomona; Mrs. Grace Pence,
Rlckreall. Flora; Mrs. J. Rich
mond. Falls City, lady assistant
steward. "
Monmouth; grange1 of fleers in
stalled: C. O. Allen, Independence,
master; J. F. Johnson, Monmouth,
overseer:; Wilmer Powell. Dallas,
steward; Mrs. W. L. Smith. Mon
mouth, lecturer: L. V. Seeley,
Independence, assistant-steward;
Mrs. Byron Ruddell, Indepen
dence, chaplain; J .L. Van Loan,
Monmouth.' treasurer; Mrs. C O.
Allen, Independence; secretary;
Mrs. Harrison Brant, Indepen
dence, lady assistant steward: C.
J. Selbel, Monmouth, gate keeper;
Mrs. L. V. Seeley, Independence,
Ceres; Koneta NowowiejskI. Mon
mouth, Pomona; Mrs. Anna Her-
ren. Monmouth, Flora.
The master of West Salem
grange, D. Kuhn ; of Brush Col
lege, Lyle Thomas; of Rlckreall,
Joe Harland.
SILVERTON HILLS Plans are
being made for the. Installation
of the Sllverton Hills grange of
ficers jointly with the Sllverton
grange at the SilTerton Hills hall
on December 20. Other granges
have also been Invited to par
ticipate.
The regular meeting of the
grange will be held December II.
A Christmas party will be enjoyed
and supper served by the Young
er Grangers - association ' follow
ing the evening meeting.
The Home Economics clnb held
Its Pollyanna party Tuesday aft
ernoon at the grange halL At this
time plans were discussed for the
supper which the club will furnish
following the Installation Mem
bers are asked - to bring salads.
sandwiches and cake.
At the Pollyanna party, the see-
ret sister was revealed and gifts
exchanged. Readings were given
by Mrs. J. H. Mauldlng and Mary
Ann Murray. Mrs. E. A. Beugll,
chairman, has also arranged for
pencil grams and singing of
Christmas carols.
LIBERT T A good ' crowd
turned out for grange at the Red
Hills grange hall Monday night.
A covered-dish dinner was served
and the meeting followed. The
turkey dinner which was to have
been held on December 15 was
postponed till after the holiday
season. .
It was announced that the offi
cers elected for next year will be
installed at appropriate cere
monies at Chemawa grange De
cember 19.
A program of Christmas music
and a play was presented by Miss
Fern Morgan, lecturer. . The Rose
dale Farmer Union Juniors pre
sented the play with Velleda Trick,
Eva and Bud Tucker the actors
and the other members the accom
paning chorus, ,
Woodburn Lodge
Elects Officers
WOODBURN Woodburn lodge,
No. 106, AF & AM, has elected A.
L. ReiUng worshipful master suc
ceeding Iran Beers. Other new of
ficers Include Gus Modeing, sen
ior warden; Keith O'Halr, junior
warden; Fred Evenden, treasurer;
Frank Proctor, secretary.
Joint installation will be held
December 18 with the Eastern
Star. Frank Settlemeier, past
grand master, will be installing
officer for the Masonic lodge.
K of C Degrees
Will Be Given
Initiation Ceremonies Are
Announced by State
DejJuty Bell
SUBLIMIT Y-State Deputy Ed
ward J. Bell returned Monday
from a week-end trip to eastern
Oregon where he officiated in the
exemplification of the degree of
the Knights of Columbus on a
large class of candidates for the
Pendleton and Baker councils.
Uoon his return he announced
three large degrees of th"8 order
for the month of January On
January 14 th a Joint initiation
of the Oregon City and Hillsboro
councils will be exemplified at
Verbort, and on Sunday. January
21. a Joint degree for the Albany
and Corvallls councils at Corrs.1-
lis.
The .anticipated class for the
Sublimity Knights of Columbus
which was scheduled for Decem
ber has been postponed until Jan
nary, due to lack of facilities for
banquet and on account of the
holiday season. Sixteen new ap
plications have been filed to date
for this coming class. This will
be the second large degree for the
local council for the fiscal year,
which will end June 30, 1940. The
Sublimity Knights are endeavor
ing to hit the .century -club
mark during this fiscal year.
The regular monthly meeting
of the Sublimity Knights of Co
lumbus will be held at Sublimity
Tuesday night, December 19,
which wllLbe the regular Christ
mas program under the direction
of Lecturer Nick J. Fehlen. All
members attending this meeting
are asked to bring some gift of
food or clothing, to be distributed
by the Knights of Columbus In the
locality to needy.
SUBLIMITY Mr. and Mrs. An
ton Neitling, former residents of
this place now of Manson, Wash.,
are visiting relatives and friends
here. They have returned from
a trip to Toledo, Ohio. They ex
pect to return to Washington by
December 20.
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Farmers Union News
CLEAR LAKE Peter Zimmer
man will be the principal speak
er at the Farmers' Union meeting
at Clear Lake Wednesday nlsht.
A quartette of Willamette uni
versity sir Is "will furnish music
and other entertainment. Refresh
ments will be serred at the close
of the meeting. .
Members from aelfnborlns
clubs are InTlted.
BETHEL A. C Spranferwas
reelected president, and K. O.
R n n n e r, secretary-treasurer, of
Bethel local of the Farmers' Un
ion at the monthly meeting last
week. R. A. Wilson was elected
rice president; Dare Oerlg, con
ductor; W. E. Branch, George E.
Bahnsen, W. L Creech, executlTe
board. Additional officers reelect
ed were J. A. Haln. doorkeeper;
Rer 8. Hamrtck. ehapUta. Voy
Marshand was recelred into the
local as an old member.
SUBLIMITY Monday n).v,
the SubllmitV Farm. fr. ? n !
Its regular meeting at th p i?
ttalf an1 hslil .lull.. ..V'
" - - Vl orricers.
The members elected to the of
flees were: President, w m
Ta.te; rice nr!i,ni . .
r .nfc., OlftQltfV
Hitchcock; a e c r e tary-treasurer
luicuto, ooALcg, couaucior, John
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Woodburn Plans
For Homecoming
W O O D B U R N The annual
Woodbarn high school homecom
ing will take place December II.
All alamnl are Invited to attend.
There will be a program In the
high school auditorium beginning
at 8 o'clock, followed by a basket
ball game between an alumni team
and the present high school team.
Committees hare been selected
by the president of the student
body, Robert Renn, and faculty
advisor, Mrs. Helen M. Gulss.
They are: program committee.
ling Mnrlel Gries, Marcella Cries.
Cremer and Margaret
ueuoerjer.
Floyd Mattson, Donna Gene Ern
est. Lorene Jones, Bill NUea,
with faculty advisors. Miss Helen
Lots and. Miss Bonnie jjoiiod;
haawthall canmittl. Robert
Renn and Coach Hal Chspman;
reception and registration com
mittee, lone Anderson, Leeaa
iiiii.iir ha win Cumer. Ray
Olllls; publicity, Anita Hoefer,
Advanced to Corporal- j
MONMOUTH Carl Eheeon, It,
a son of Mrs. Hester Bheeon, chief
operator of the telephone service
here, has Just been appointed a
corporal ln Company O, 7th in
fantry, at Vancouver Ban-aeht.
He enlisted shortly after bis lit
birthday. This fall be made a big
marksmanship acore raUng hJsa
Into the expert rifleman class. He
expects- to re-enllat when his three
years of service are completed.
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