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A rig-el CM I At en Plain Christmas Program
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'" Sunday Afternoon
' ' MTl 'AlG The Vhlidren of
St.. Mary's, public schborwlU kiTei
their ' annual Cnristmas " pro jram f
' for the community In St." Mary's !
' auditorium , Sunday-, ' December V
if,' at 2 m.;;.;;;';'1.
A show of a 'Tariety of numbers
In' -"which the youngsters of all r
" nine classrooms participate' will' '
- include the noYelty "Puppet at
Work" by the fifth grade with
Miss - Pauline Saalf eld in charge. V
The " puppets' were made 'by J
' pupils with the aid of their teach-
: er. They Include many characters.:
from children's literature. Work- r
lng. the puppets are Marga Von
"Weiss, Alfred Huber, Patricia
Kehoe, ' ' Lois Eggers, . Maxlne j
Schwab, Charlotte Schwab, James t
uocnsier, Dorothy Predeek, Do
- lores Boehmer, . Ralph "' Bochsler,
Clara Wolf, Mary Diehl. Shirley
Walker, Mary Ann Frey, Gerald
PhlllipB, Eron Gregush, Arnold
BIgler, Bernlce Berning, Dolores
Hockett and Richard LeDoux.
. To Give Comedy .
Children of the sixth grade, di
rected by .Miss Eustelle Bauman, 1
will present a short comical play
let, "Teasing Aunt Chloe." Tak
ing part , are Annella Bauman,
Bertha Hassing, Lorraine Bickler,
Odelia Opoka, Rose Theresa t
Hautb, Dorothy Schnlder, Ros
alia Gooiey.
The St. Mary's school orches
tra, organized three months ago.
will make Its initial appearance.
The numbers include: March.
orchestra; "We're Going to Have
a Show," song by first and second
grades;drills, third and fourth
grades; skit, sixth grade: "Rheu
matlz," action aong, . seventh
trade: "Punnets at Work." fifth
grade; "Santa Claus Has Come UNION HILL Bert Peebles of
to Town," orchestra; "I Want a 1 saiem grange witn nis m
Wagon," playlet, second grade; I stalling staff. Mrs. Denure, mar-
Star of the East," song, eighth I snai; Mrs. Laurence Koberts, em-
grade; "Teasing Aunt Chloe," I Diem Dearer; and Mrs. reeDies,
sixth grade; carols by vested I regalia bearer, installed the new
choir, eighth grade boys: "Silent I officers of the Macleay and Un
Night," orchestra; crib scene, I ion Hill granges at Union HiU
first and second grades: "Adeste I Friday night
Fidelis," orchestra. I The Macleay officers Installed
were: master. Harry Martin, jr.:
MT. ANGEL - More than a I overseer. Raymond Stryker: lec-
hundred children had to be given turer, Mrs. Alta Wells; steward.
orders on local stores ior their I w i 1 1 1 a m Dunnigan; assistant
nags of candy and nuts by Santa I steward. Howard Mader: treas
ciaus baturaay aiternoon when I urer, Virginia White; secretary.
we ivv Dags prepared by meiMra. Eva Jnnpn- s-afpkppnpr. r.enfl
Business Men's club for their an- I McCallister: Ceres. Viola Dunni-
nuai ireai IO me Kiaaies prOTea n- Plnrs r.orallna Kpeii
luauequsie. I executive committee. Mrs. Ed
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Martha Xordling, Stanford university junior, is shown at the controls
of a training plane at Palo Alto, Calif., Just after landing from her
first solo flight. She was the first girl at Stanford, and probably
the first on the Pacific coast, to solo under the Civil Aeronautics
Authority civilian training program.
Grangers' News
largest crowd on recond. The St.
Union Hill officers: master,
Marv'- auditorium w. iamm John Steinberger; overseer. Hen
with vonnesters. an the rarontu I ry Peters; lecturer, Mrs. V. D.
that accompanied them, at theScottJ steward. Wesley Darby; as-
free motion picture that opened 1 ,aiaui -wru, . r. areui,
festivities at 2 n. m. Plans were I chaplain, Mrs. O. W. Humphreys;
to have the kiddies march down I treasurer, M. M. Gilmour; secre-
town after tho show to be receiv- T, Mrs. W. M. Tate; gate-
ed by Santa Claus. The steady keeper, Jimmie Darby; Ceres,
downpour of rain made the plan I Mrs. Floyd Fox; Pomona, Mrs. M.
impractical and Santa Claus and I unmour; laay assistant stew
his helpers went uo to the audi-1 ard, Mrs. Byron McElhaney; ex-
torlum to offer the gifts. I ecutlve committee, Theodore Fish-
The children of 16 neighboring I er, Lee Seeley, Paul Jaquet.
districts besides the local child- I Mrs. Carrie Townsend was pre-
ren were Invited to meet Santa I sented with a silver star certifi-
Claus by the club.
No One Will Eat
Beans; Teams Tie
In Big Contest
by; Pomona, Lucile Jaquet;
Flora, Vlvienne Jaquet; lady as
sistant steward, Edna Morley.
cate for being a grange member
for 25 continuous years.
The juvenile grange officers
were installed by Donald Jaquet
! as installing master, Bernadine
White as regalia bearer, and Rob
ert Humphreys as emblem bearer.
Officers installed were: over
seer, Charles Money; lecturer.
sai.rm hpichts & .nniw Wilbur Seeley; steward, Leonard
house greeted the community club Seeley; assistant steward, Guy
on Krldav nleht In antirtnation I &cou; cnapiam, Kosaue wnue;
of the contest between the women I treasurer, Donald Peters; secre-
and men I tary, Marjorie Tate; gatekeeper,
Each group put on ft 45-minute Robert Fisher; Ceres, Agnes Dar
show. The winning side was
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ine losers couia oniy nave beans. I I
Twenty-nine women put on a I zsr
llnhv V nw vltl. - tr mxxrn una I
matrons and babies.
Directed by Dr. D. D. Craig, fgf
J. Morris, Hobart Smith, Alfred 5f
Fleet,1 Russell Kelley, Harvey 0
Fashing, Richard Martin and D. K?
tion. ICS
The groups tied so all will eat I fi?
Entertainment committee for I sTr
next meeting are Mr. and Mrs. H
Peterson and Mr. and Mrs. J,
Morris.
ALBANY More than 200
grangers were present Wednes
day afternoon and evening for the
state conference meeting of Ore
gon State grange Linn county
units In the Morning Star grange
hill.
The afternoon program opened
at 1:30 with singing by the as
sembly, followed by a discussion
on "Our Grange Business," by
Ray Gill, state grange master,
Morton Thompson, state overseer,
gave a talk on agriculture. Other
talks during the afternoon in
cluded one on "Our Fraternity,"
by Mrs. G. W. Thiessen, state
secretary; "Our Obligation" by
Bertha Beck; "Team Work" by
Mrs. W. J. Wilcox; "Our Respon
sibility," by Mrs. L'Rena Slack;
and one by County Agent Floyd
Mullen on agriculture.
Deputy Arthur Brown conduct
ed a floor demonstration and a
question box was conducted -by
county deputy of the distriet W.
H. Kent. The last number of
the afternoon program was a dis
cussion of "YGA Problems" by
Mr. Miller.
Following the 6 o'clock cov
ered dish dinner, panel sectional
discussions were held until 8:16
when the ritualistic work was ex
emplified by the state officers
with 28 candidates taking the
third and fourth degrees. Ten
of the new members were from
Scio. The final number on the
program for the evening was par
liamentary practice.
SIDNEY Mrs. J. O. Farr en
tertained members of the Ankeny
Home Economics club at her home
Thursday afternoon. Ten mem
bers were present. .
Plans were discussed and com-
Inspection Shows
: Linn Jail Good
, ALBANY Inspection of Linn
county's -new Jail; completed by
Bernard Anderson, federal prison
inspector, shows that the jail is
entirely up . to . requirements of
federal demands and is now read
to house; any inmates who run
amuck of the law. So efficiently
is the jail constructed, that fed
eral prisoners- could be .housed
therein should the need arise.
. The new Jail occupies the top
story of .the new, county court-:
house, , and J the construction is
such that it would-be next to im
possible for a prisoner to escape.
Deputy Sheriff Mike Southard
and Mrs. Southard are moving
to the apartment next o the Jail,
from their, quarters in the . old
Jail. As soon as they get moved
the work of tearing down the old
jail, bought by Sam Frager at
auction for $40, will start. Frager
bought all but the heating plant
which the county court retained,
and which will be moved to the
county farm. -
Completion of the new. court
house Is to be made by March 1.
an extension of time having been
glven the contractors.
Swegle PTA Will
Hear Hutchinson
SWEGLE Tuesday night the
regular monthly meeting of the
Parent-Teachers association will
be held at the school auditorium.
Rev. Robert Hutchinson of Salem
will be the speaker. He will be
introduced by Rev. Jesse Baker.
Christmas music will be sung, fol
lowed by refreshments. The pub
lic is invited and plans made for
a large attendance. The speaker
will discuss "Living Wholesome
ly and Happily in a Changing
World."
Tuesday afternoon 12 members
of the Garden Road ladles' club
met at the home of Mrs. A. R.
Tartar for their annual Christ
mas party. The afternoon was
spent informally with the sing
ing of Christmas music and each
guest, receiving a present from a
beautifully decorated tree.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hartley
and children of Fort Collins,
Colo., are guests at the home of
Mr. Hartley's father on East Turn
er road.
Hendricksons Move
At Unionvale
TJNIONVALE Mr. and Mrs.
Temple Hendrickson moved
Thursday from the C. E. Terry
pleted for the grange Christmas
dinner Saturday night In the
grange hall dining room.
Mrs. George Henderson and
Mrs. Willow Evans was appointed
as a committee to make new year
Jyoks. Mrs. C. F. Johnston was
appointed as relief committee.
Mrs. Ethel Blinston and Mrs.
George Henderson was appointed
chairman of birthday committees.
After the business meeting the
exchanging of gifts and revealing
the members, Pollyanna was en-
Joyed.
CHEMAWA Tuesday night
six granges will join in installa
tion ceremonies at Chemawa
grange hall. These are Fairfield,
Roberts, Red Hills, Salem, Ank
eny and Chemawa.
The meeting is open to tne
nubile and non-grange members
are invited. A program, including
a Christmas pageant ana music
by the Roberts orchestra, and re
freshments will follow the in
stallation.
Speech Students 6?
Sponsor Dinner g
DALLAS Members of Ralph
. Murpny s speech classes of Dal-1 Br
host dinner at the high School I ft?
Friday night with Professor H. E. I
Rahe, head 'of the speech depart-1
jnent at Willamette university. aslvV
the principal speaker. J
Other special guests were Mrs. I r
W. R- Rah and Tlnrla TMirea Mar. I VZt
Jorie Waters and Albert Klassen, I g-g
zormer. students or Dallas high
school who are now taking an ac
tive part in speech work at Wil
lamette university,
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- Cranberries
Fancyy Luscious, Ripe
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tt lbs. for . 29c
Another small lot, while
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Western Food special ex
tra fresh and warm. The
Miss MaJyrgaret Lfvesay & Quality is far superior to
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acted as toastmaster. Places were
laid for about 40.
Th a t n A A n rnmmlHaa fn
charge of arranging for the dln-3
ner were aiary Margaret Llvesay, Of
chairman, Margaret Pemberton, I 2
Barbara Schmidt. Florence Elliott I ?3
and Melvin Dornhecker.
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Father-Son Banquet Held
HOPEWELL The annual
father and son banquet of the
Hopewell United Brethren church 17
was held Friday night at the ZS
church. More than 40 were pres-1 C&
ent. Rev. . Gloseclose pastor of I K7
the Amity Methodist church was I
the speaker. 5TS
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Granger Bough Cnl, lb. .
Camels, Lucky Strikes, Old Golds,
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cottage to the W. V. Appleman
house recently vacated by Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Crowley and family,
v The Ladies' .Missionary society
December meeting, which was to
have been last Thursday at the
Unionvale Evangelical parsonage,
was postponed to Thursday, De
cember 18. . - - ; :
Two Programs Are : r
Planned, Hayeflville .. .
1: HATESVILLE Children are
busy preparing for two Christmas
programs. The school . children
will give the program at the regu
lar meeting of the Community
club ," which was postponed ' one
week, and will - be held -Friday
night, December tt. ? -.v?
- The program at the Hayesrille
church will be given Saturday
night. -. :
Two Programs Are
S e t - at Fniitland
J VFkuiTLAJn).' The people of
this , community; will have two
Christmas programs. The school
program will be the nlgh of De
cember . 21, and the ' church pro
gram December 24.'
; ; Robert Runner, formerly resld.
lng v here, . Jlam . joined . the . army
and will . be stationed' at Hono
lulu.' 1 .'.' ; "
Several of the Farmer's .Union
Junior members here attended a
business and social meeting at Be
thel'., last week. Central - How
ell and a' visiting delegation of
12 members. t - : ...
r. Fran k Eggler. arrived Tuesday,
from-. the . Mayo : Brothers clinic
feeling greatly improved. ' '
lighting Contest
Rules Announced
WOODBURN The following
rules for the lighting contest to
be held in Woodburn have been
announced by the Woodburn Ro
tary clab as' follows: -
All lights must be on not later
than Sunday night, December 17
and must burn each evening-from
7 to 10 pjn. until. December 26.
both' dates inclusive. Judges are
to be selected from the Woman's
club. Junior Woman's clab, 'Le
gion . auxiliary and the Garden
club. Each' entry will be Judged
upon originality; . color arrange
ment, balance and arrangement of
lights, and conformance to rules.-'
Prises are-12.80 each for the
best entrance,- best window, - best
outside tree, best lighted shrub
Wry, best lawn lighting, and best
novelty. ty - - . ' ' .
Attend Shilling Funeral
SHELBURN Mr. and .Mrs.
Wilbur Funk' and Mr. and Mrs.
Mel Arnold have returned frota
Heppner where they attended the
funeral of their uncle, Charles'
Shilling. Shilling's death followed
a paralytic stroke. lie was a
brother of the late II. O. SbMMtg
and Mrs. Olive Funk. He was tie
oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Shilling, pioneers of this com
munlty.
Will Stay With
Ailing Father
MISSION BOTTOM Mr. W. P.
Collard . and .Wendell Barottt
made a trip to Garibaldi Friday
night to bring, back Mrs. HaroU ,
Huston to be 'with her, fatbr,
Mr. Reed, wbo Is seriously ill at
the home of another daugbttr,
Mrs. Willis m Collard.
Bobbie ' Corbett left" the patt
week to make his home with hi
mother, Mrs. Clair Corbett of In
dependence. Bobble - has be a
staying with bis grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert II. Corbett
- Christmas program will be beid
at - the schoolbouae, Thursday
night, December 21. Entertain,
ment will be by the children.
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