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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon, Thursday Homing, December 14, 1939
Plan Program
At Hazel Green
Community Qnb Sponsors
Christmas Plays to Be
Given by School .
HAZEL GREEN The Christ
mas program Bponsoreu. vj iu
Community dab and giren by the
school will be Wednesday, Decem
ber 20 at 8 o clock.
The teachers, Mrs. Boss Miles,
Miss Geraldine Fry and Mrs. Lor-
en Stettler are directing:. Taking-
part In "The Christmas Story."
are Mary Jane Grenon, wise men.
Andrew Zahare, Del mar Kobow,
Delbert Combs; shepherds. Yuta-
ka Kyono, Henry Yoshikal, Don
aid Hackenbery. Laurence Erich
sen. Rax Kyons: angels, Aloma
Schnltx. Roth . Reilins, ' Roaalie
Wacken, Evelyn Montandon, Ma
rie Phillips,' Jane Johnson. Lois
Wacken. Phyllis Vice: Bethlehem
children. Helen Shnltz, Betty Car
per, Clora. Phillips, Lucille Mey
ers, Fern Vice; vested choir. Don
ald Thurman, Laverne carper,
Wllmer Lowery, Marlyn Rasmus-
sen. Aloni Schwengels. Beatrice
Self. Rob Self. Kern.it Myseth.
OUtb Cole, Erelyn Cole, Susume
Kyono.
"The Three Christmas Wishes,"
a Christmas story of European
peasants has as characters, Santa,
Edward Self. Saint Lucia. Rosalie
WirkcB! nea.sa.nt mother. Betty
Gregg-; peasant boy.. Lawrence
Vice; his sister, Caroline Hynes.
"A Fairy Conspiracy," cast in
cludes Mary Lou, Fern vice; San
ta Clans. Edward Self; Snow
White. Marie Phillips: Jack-in-
the-Bean Stalk, Vernon Reld. Gol
AIa Lnrks. Jnne Combs: Cinder
ella. Geraldine Wolf; Mother
Goose, Meredith Johnson: Baby
Bear, Wilmer Lowery; Sleeping
Beauty. Marlyn Rasmussen; Jack,
the Giant Killer, Roland Van
Cleave; Snow Man. Buddy Greg
son; birds. Beth Worden, Patsy
Hynes: Beauty, Beatrice Self;
Red Rfdiner Hood. Naoma Phil
lips: Bo Pep, Virginia Seegar;
Hansel and Gretel, Iandien Car
per. Dale Schaff ; Christmas
sprite. Jewel Self; Fairies, Alice
Perrlene, Barbara Kobow. Patty
Zahara, Stella Kasper, Gladys Zie
linski, Lorene Lowery, Men this
Phillips, Mildred vice; Brownies.
Earl -Johnson, Ray Kyono, Glen
Worden, .Daryl Van Cleave, Ger
ald Thurman, Cecil Wright, Rich
ard Kasper; clowns, Sakae Kyo
no, Marjorie Myers, Bernlce Self,
Darleen Scharff, Alvin Schwen
gels. Albert Self, David Wright,
Wilmer Lowery.
Unusual Story
Birthday Dinner
Given at Waconda
WACONDA Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Goffin entertained at dinner
Sunday honoring Elmer Savage
of Salem on his birthday. - Covers
were placed for the honor guest,
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Savage and
son Herbert, Jr., of Salem, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Saucier. Mill City,
and Mr. and Mrs. Richard McNul
ty and 'sons Edward and James
of Portland and the hosts, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Goffin.
The Christmas school program
will be held Thursday night. De
cember 22, at the schoolhouse.
Leave on Trip
SILVERTON Miss Marie Mad-
sen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Madsen, and Miss Sylvia An
derson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
T. C. Anderson, have left for a
six-month visit to relatives and
friends . in , Minnesota, North Da
kota, Iowa, Missouri, Illinois,
Texas, Oklahoma, Old Mexico and
California. They are going the
northern route east and coming
home via the southern route.
Gall Board
ELSINORE .
Today Robert Taylor,
Lew Ayres and Greer Gar-
son In "Remember." "Sued
for Libel" with Kent Tay-
lor and Linda Hayes.
GRAND
Today Mr. Smith Goea to
Washington" with Jamea
Stewart and Jean Arthur.
Saturday "Mutiny In the
Big House" with Charles
Bickford and Barton Me
Lane. CAPITOL :
Today- Victor McLag-
len in "Full Confession"
with' Sally Eilers. Ann
Sheridan and the Dead End
Kids, in "Angels . Wash
Their Faces."
Saturday Joe - Penner and
Betty Grable in "The Day
the Bookies Wept." Roy"
Rogers and "Gabby" Hoyes
In 'Saga of Death Valley."
STATE
Today "Jaurea" with
Bette Davis and Paul
Muni. 'These Glamor
Girls'' with Lew' Ayres and
Lana Turner... . .
Saturday midnight show .
"The Lady Vanishes"
with Margaret Lockwood
and Paul Lukas.
HOLLYWOOD
Today 'The Mikado".
In technicolor with Kenny
Baker and Jean Colin. Lea
Tracy In . "The Spellbind
0f." Friday The Three MesquJ
teers in "Wyoming Oat
law." Society Lawyer"
with Walter Pidgeon and
Virginia Brace; -
The Mikado"
la
Technicolor
with
Kenny Baker
x-. ...
Alice Vestal j
j
Authorities at Ashland, Ore., are
investigating the story of Alice
Vestal, zz, who allegedly was
stolen when she was 12 years old,
and held captive for 10 years dur
ing which time she was married
to her kidnaper and raised a fam
ily of four children.
Football Players
Feted, Woodburn
WOODBURN A football ban
quet .was given by the Booster
club of Woodburn high school,
under the management of Mrs.
Helen Guiss and Miss Bolton, for
the 50 bootball boys and' their
guests Monday night In the school
GAA room.
The program consisted of mu
sical numbers, a reading by Viola
Mills, brief remarks by Miss Laa
rine Jones, the president of the
Booster club. Paul Halter, cap
tain of the football team, and
Coach Hal Chapman also gave
short talks and introduced the
main speaker of the evening,
Howard Maples. i
Among the honored guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Smith, Mr.
and Mrs.- Lyman Shory, Martin
Barsted and Mr. R. L. Guiss.
The party was a dance.
Salem Japanese
At Church Meet
HAZEL GREEN The Salem
Japanese were represented at a
recent regional conference of Jap
anese churches in Seattle by the
following: Rev. Y. Horikoshi and
Mrs. Horikoshi, Tom Oye, Henry
Tanaka, Taul Watanabe, Hiroshi
Keneko, Tadao Tokinoto, Roy
Kaneko, Lorraine Takayama, Ko
Yada, Kenny Takayama, Joe Ya-
da, Yoshie YoshikaC Koto Kyons,
Takashi Kyono. Helen Takayama,
Yareko Saito, Frank Fukuda and
May Oye.
In the high school division of
the group May Oye won the first
prize In the essay contest, using
the theme, "Be Strong and of
Good Courage."
Comedy Postponed
At Silverton Hills
SILVERTON HILLS Because
of the death of Ewald TIppner,
the three-act comedy "Aaron
Slick from Pumpkin Crick" waa
not given . Saturday night. It will
be giren following the holidays.
Tippner, who died' Friday In
California was buried at Green
Mountain cemetery Tuesday aft
ernoon. He had been a strawberry
grower in the hills for 14 years.
Albert Tippner a son and Gladys
Tippner, the Uaughter-In-law of
Mr. Tippner, both had parts In
the play which had been sched
uled for Saturday night
Talks on Tailoring
UNIONVALE M r a. Louis
Gross, home economics Instructor
at the night school for women
held each Monday night at the
Unionvale schoolhouse, gave help
ful hints on tailored sewing Mon
day, and next Monday she will
give details of the old-fashioned
tailored buttonholes. Mrs. Gross
Is a former teacher In home ec
onomics t coming to Dayton from
Condon Where - she taught. The
women's and men's meetings are
run concurrently. In .separate
rooms. I
Altar Society Elects
SILVERTON Mrs. A. E. Dom-
ogalla was elected president of
St. Paul's Altar society at its reg
ular annual meeting.! Other offi
cers elected were vice president,
Leonard Hudson; secretary, Mrs.
AI A. Smith; treasurer, Mrs. J. H.
McCullough. ;
Rent Culver House
RICKEY The Harold Hetlin's
have rented the Stella Culver
house.
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Spellbinder- fl vC V .TODAY
US Two Ftur ,. 3? . y
Tike S -Society J,?" M U
. 7t - ' Walter - Lew Ayrea ; v ' ' . J
- "-Tldgeosi Lama. Toner j I
Tfyomln .vtrstaia. , 7. Tbfte ;';. I
Outlaw - Bruce Glamour Girls" . l 1
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Giurch Gass Has
Christmas Parly
Loyal Berean Women Hear
Program; Mrs. Iverson
Is Hostess
SILVERTON Mrs. Jack Iver
son. president of the Loyal Berean
Sunday school class of the First
Christian church, presided ai host
ess te more than 130 members
and guests Monday night at the
church social rooms; when the
annual Christmas party and the
revelation ot the members' Glad
Lady for the past . year was .re
vealed, v -
Mrs. F, W. Zook led In devo
tlonals and Mrs. Gladwyn Hamre
read the roll call of members and
guests. Mrs. J. W. Jordan, pro
gram chairman, announced the
members which Included group
singing of Christmas songs with
Mrs Zook at the piano; readings
by Mrs. O. B. Bentson, Mrs. Jor
dan and Mrs. Kay Ohlson; piano
number by Elaine Hamre: vocal
solo. Eileen Stanton with her
mother, Mrs. L. Stanton, at the
piano; and a vocal duet by Mrs.
Ben Giff ord and her daughter.
Miss Arll&s Glfford with Mrs. Jor
dan assisting at the piano.
Receiving the guests at the door
were Mrs. I. In Stewart and Mrs.
Arthur D 1 c k m a n assisting Mrs.
Iverson. In charge of arrange
ments of the gift table and the
tree were Mrs. L. R. Sawyer. Mrs.
R. A. Fish, Mrs. Mae Houck and
Mrs. Clare Helmke.
During the lrlef business ses
sion. Miss Emnia Adamson, treas
urer, reported 'around $280 con
tributed to the work of the church
during the past year. The welfare
committee with Mrs. Steve Enloe
making the report, had recently
eieciea Mrs. u i y a e Kamsby as
chairman and had aided a num
ber of needy families of town.
Mrs. Harold Roop told of the
"White Gifts for the King" Christ
mas program to be at the church
auditorium. December 24. Mrs.
Iverson named as nominating com.
mittee to report at the next reg
ular meeting. Mrs. Mac Houck,
Mrs. George Kirk and Mrs. Clar
ence Keed. To serve refreshments
win be the members whose names
begin with "S."
Portland, Mr, and Mrs. James
Klen and daughter Shirley Rob
erts and Miss Klen, Pratum.
Mrs. O. M. Morris, who Is ill. Is
being cared for by hr daughter
Mrs. Martin of Maeleay.
Mrs. F. O. Johnson, who has
been 111 for aome months, is mak
ing soma Improvement.
Health Clubs Meet
At Aurora School
AURORA The 8 u n b e a m s
Health-dub met Tuesday with IS
members ' present. Tk Golden
Pheasant club met Tuesday night.
This will he the last meeting until
after the 'holidays, The Seventh
and eighth -grades are giving two
short plays tor the Christmas pro
gram. They are "The Christmas
Spirit," The Match Girl," and
two poems.
Pythian Sisters
Elect Officers
SILVHRTO N Election of
Pythian Sisters Tuesday night re
sulted In Past Chief, Goldie Down;
most excellent chief, Nada Grlnde;
excellent senior, Ella Knight; ex
cellent Junior, Essie Specht; man
ager, Emma, Kaufman; mistress
of records, and correspondence,
Olive Morley; mistress of finances
Leona Bentson; proctor. Fern El
der; gnard. 'Elsie Nelson; Instal
ling officer, Goldie Down; mu
sician and press correspondent,
Helen M. Wrighrman.
A memorial senrlce was held
for the past supreme chief, Anna
Young.
Announcement was made that
past president's pins will be pre
sented at the January meeting to
Lucy Eastman, Irene Roubal, Ma
rie Lytle of North Bend. Installa
tion waa announced for the first
meeting In January and this will
be held jointly with the Knights.
Announcement was made of the
coming visit of the grand chief,
Margaret Phillips, for January 18.
The Knights extended an invi
tation to the Sisters, to be the
former's guests December 14 at
a bridge party and no-host sup
per. Plans were made for the
annual Christmas party for the
children on December 21. A 6:30
no-host supper will be followed by
a program and Christmas tree.
In charge are Elsie Nelson, Fern
Elder and Hlldred Loe.
Leave for Michigan
WOODBURN Charles .Jane,
and Bud Tysen left Saturday night
for Flint, Mich. They expect to
be gone two weeks.
Postmaster Fawk
Dies, Wfllamina
WILLAMINA People of this
community were greatly shocked
by the news that Postmaster
Frank Fawk had died suddenly
of a heart attack while he and Mr.
Yates were attending to the mail
in the postoffice early Tuesday
morning.
A house warming surprise par
ty was given Saturday night for
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Wyman.
who have ' moved . to their new
residence on the south side of the
riTcr.
Mrs. W. C. Trimblay, local Red
Cross chairman, reports. $86.50
has been collected for the organ
ization in this community., Mrs.
Trimblay was assisted by Mrs.
Glenn Larklns, Mrs.tO!lie Gilles
pie, Mrs. Bessie Lamson and Mrs.
H. A. Parrett.
A pound baby girl was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
Wright Sunday morning, Decem
ber 10. at the McMlnnvllle hos
pital. The baby was named Shir
ley Jean.
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At Hazel Green
HAZSL GREEN Lyle and
Odin Slattum of South Dakota.
were guests of their cousin Julius
Slattum.
Mrs. J. F. White, who was call
ed to Eugene because of Illness In
her daughter's family, has re
turned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hashlebach-
er. Sr., were hosts to a family
group. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Hashlebacher and children
og Labish Center, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Hashlebacher and son Al
len of Central Howell, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Hashlebacher, Jr.,
Starts Today, - 2 Hits
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t GORGEOUS MRS. CHIPS i
f HETUHNS IN A HEW
ROMANTIC HIT!
And what a follow-up
triumph . . . with two
such gay blades as BOB
TAYLOR and LEW
ATRES trying to get the
inside track to hex heart
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Billie BURKE
Reginald OWEN
PLUS
"Sued for
Libel"
Kent Taylor
Tonight and Friday - 2 Hits
UBrOsm
Companion "Feature
Ana Sheridan and the
Dead End Kids in
The Anel3 Wash
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