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New Features
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H Fleece Exhibit, Ram
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tures added, the third annu ai
Spring Iamb show for Polk coanty
jhaa beea scheduled for Jan 1 at
Monmouth. Breeders' met' last
rweeg and made sereral change la
ne iouw vruIBlu w
til jj ! IVa ilui aV lnJ
i tereat. ,
I 'A fleece exhibit, a class for com-
'. merclal Iambi iniwhlch purebreds
' ira huMd ml two classes for
!Thls year there will b no separate
nnior breeders classes.
J Ia previous shows classes hare
been limited to loos: wools and
snedluia wools ana a grsna cwm-
Slon lamb has been selected. This
ear-a new class of commercial
lambs.'; in which purebreds are
.varrea, - oas nevn sauea uui m
r classes for lonr wools and medium
.wools admitting only pnrebreds
hare been retainea in tnese tnree
Classes, pens of three as well as
single lambs will be shown.
. la the new ram classes only
pnrebreds may be entered. The
two (roups will be medium wools
land Ion wools. Rams are to be
Exhibited shorn and will compete
for ribbons only,
1, Among events of Interest to the
i !p a bile will be a sheep shearing
jdemouitratlon. a lamb carcass
meat cutting demonstration, prep
aration of fleeces for market and
. Jgheep dog trials;
tThe breeders committee coa
lsts of J. B. Lorence. chairman;
ack Stamp and William RiddeU.
1! of Monmouth. County Agent
W. C Leth Is secretary for the
jrommtttee. . j
Silverton Music
Week Plans Made
f SILTERT037 Mrs. Gertrude
music week has appointed her
committee to Include Mrs. Tom
Anderson,' Mrs. Ernest Byberg.
Mrs. W. P. ,;Scarth, Mrs. Irene
Morley Pranke, T. T. Ellefson
and Fred Baker. ;
Tbe eomraitta le-nortu th
v plans to ret aw from the for
mal prorrams It has gtren at S0
vertoa for National Music week
the past several years. The elo
gen remains the same as last year.
-Support Local Group Activities.
But programs wilt be carried on
this year entirely; through local
schools. On $ Mr 1 ther young
people of Silrerton will be pre
sented ta choruses, bands aad
smaller groans at the high school
auditorium. The usual Mother's
say program,! given by the com
blued 8ilTerton churches, will be
dispensed with and each church
ta being asked to care for Its
observance 1 Its own. chares.
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All Babies Under the Age of 5 Years
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.Proofs Shotvn Free of Charge
.Sittings Free of Charge. -y-:':.::
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Willamiiia Board
Elects Teasers
WILLAMTNA Teachers elect.
ed by. the school board for the
coming n year are: Mrs. Kthel
Ray, principal. Mrs. Velene Ball.
Mrs. Beatrice Lamson, Mrs. Raby
Hiatt, Mrs. Twlla Byrns aad Mis.
0. T. Lavine. Contract to fur
nish wood for the school was
awarded to West Barber. -
Organisation of a Church of
Christ took place here last Son-
day when 39 were enrolled as
charter members. The roll wSI
bo kept open for charter mem
bership through April. A aneleus
tor the charca was formed sev
eral moat ha ago aad has been
working faithfully toward the
erection of a church building.
Harlan Woodruff of the North
west Christian college at Eugene.
who has been acting pastor, was
elected to serve as regular pas
tor for one year.
Long-Lasting Light
Globe Damaged
TTXIOXVALK One of th.
easnaltie of the wind storm
last week was a 13-watt light
globe which had been used con
tinuously since January 1028
at the barn cut tbe Clarence
Kowlev- Place. .
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HsvK'SlN&iNb rlALTJ RE 11 EARS A I Se carried away were rtbeanbag snembers of
the rhlmderphta orchestra that they steed mw aad cheered bliss Dorothy Mayner, 2t-year-el4 sopraao
sew with Coadmctor Eageno Crmaady, at rhUaaclpala. She's the eUaghier of a Norfolk, Va, soiaia
- : ter. Oraaaady called her, "ene of the greatest sbigm Ivs ever hesrd,
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BETWEEN TWO OLD T I M E R $-asebairs twamd U
be the topic discussed la a meeting ef Ty Cobb (left) and CosmJo
Hack dariag a Philadelphia Athletics game with the Sail ftsBV
Cisco Seals, which the As wan 7-i,
Gervais Seniors
Choose Play Gist
GSRVAIS The date for the
senior class play "Spooky Tav
ern" has been set for Msy S. The
east will include Norman Nlbler,
Mettle Ledeur, Ida Dungey,
Jeanette Evanu, Mario Phillips,
Bertha Miller, Orville Brown.
Kenneth Ballweher, Elmer Blerly,
David Pfan Clifford Wanless.
Janette Evans is chairman of
the publicity committee: Mario
Phillips, tickets; Ida Dungey,
posters; Orville Brown, property;
Alice Selfer and Albert Moulett,
stage managers: Ira Short, lights;
Albert Moulett, curtain Alice Sel
fer, Bertha Miller, sound effects;
junior class, ushers. .
Mr. snd Mrs. A. DeJsrdln were
hosts last weekend at their beach
home at Delake for members of
the Hcrmosa elub snd their hus
bands. Mrs. Vila Kenning was Joint
hostess with Mrs. Mabel Settle
meter Tresday for the officers
of, Nydia, : 1 r ; ;
Honor Birthday j '
With Surprise
ROBERTS Mrs. Kate Wood-
ard was surprised last week whea
a group of her friends dropped
tn for the afternoon on her birth
day, -'; ' I '
Mrs. Carl Ross, Mrs. L. D.
Salcaenberg end Mrs. Msrgsret
Gilbert entertained the O. T. Wo
men's club at the home of Mrs.
Esther Query with a . dessert
luncheon for 21 members.
Turner FTA to Meet '
TURNER The PTA will meet
Monday night at S o'clock la the
school auditorium, with program
and the , annual election of offi
cers. 'iv :' , '
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AmericaV Most
CorafortaLlc
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Exclusively at
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Sweet Home Starts
Pro America Qiib
SWKKT HOME Monday a Pro
America chapter was organized
at the home of Mrs. I. A. Seeley.
Mrs. J. O. Gill of Lebanon, the
county chairman of Pro America
discussed the purpose and need
of tbe organization and presided
wnea ine onicers ror the new
group were chosen.' Mrs. John
uiibert was made president; "Mrs.
Gilbert Sprague, vice president:
Mrs. John Russell, secretary; Mrs.
H. C. Thompson, treasurer with
Mrs. Lloyd . MeCredr, Mrs. Ed
ward CardweU, Mrs. Jack Wills
and Mrs. Hattle Rolfo as trus
tees. 'Besides the Sweet Home
women present, Mrs. E. I Clark.
Mrs. John Reed. Mrs. J. C. Tt!
aad Mrs. Glen Wallace of Leb
anon attended.'
Mra. Dave MacMIllan, the wife
of the editor of the Sweet Home
New Era, Is in the Lebanon hos
plntal with head Injuries sus
tained Saturday when she fell at
her home. Her sister. Miss Maude
Brown of Portland has come to
stay with her until her condition
ia better.
Mr.' and Mrs. D. A. Reeves, Mr.
and Mra. Victor Carlson. Mr. and
Mra. Elmer ritzgerald ard Mrs
Dora Fitzgerald went to Hood
River to attend the funeral of L.
H. ; Huggin. a brother ' of Mrs.
Dora FiUserald; an tuicle of the
others. 4
Elntertained at Dinner
SCOTTS MILLS Tho Royal
Nelghbora club was entertained at
dinner Thursday by Mrs. Ben
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Yoa cant watch a pharmacist at
work. Not here, at any rate, for we
insist that there mast be qnlet aad
seclusion for their ex acting labors.
But if yoa could have that privilege,
you'd be surprised at the ptecisioa
and skill of these modera wooder
worksrs. Isdecd they are magidaas,
hcingiag Ileahh Snd Happiness ia
aa admixture of medicaments
gleaned froos all parts of the world.
Xa hringiflgyour prescription here
to be onmpounded, yoa are assured
of freih, poceat drags. No alter
atkms; ao substitutions; low cost,
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New Trial Is
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Circuit Judge at Dallas
Refuses Request of
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DALLAS Harry Hart, who was
found guiltr br Poll county
Jury on a moral charge, appeared
before Circuit - Judge Ariio O,
Walker, hero Thursday afternoon
asking for a new trial. The -motion
was denied by Judge Walk
er. Hart Is one, of the five West
Salem men who was Indicted by
the Polk onnty. grand jury' on
moral charges.--.
Norrllle Jack Bellinger. X t. was
arrested by William Noble, -chief
of police at Independence,- on a
charge of operating an automo
bile without a license. In May,
isat, Bellinger was arrested on a
charge of drunken driving. . He
was fined X30 ahd sentenced to
39 days in Jail, 'and his license
automatically revoked. On the
recent charge of operating a ear
without a driver's license Bell
inxer was fined 125 and sent
enced to 60 days in Jail. The
Jan sentence was suspended.
. John Hlebert, who wss arrest
ed February IT on a charge of
using a car without, the permis
sion of the owner, entered a plea
of guilty to the charge and . waa
sentenced to 9 days in the
county jail. He was to be given
credit on the time already served.
Floyd Cecil Corbett, who was
arrested at Independence last
Saturday on -a charge of ' obtain
ing money under false pretenses,
asked, for additional time in
which to enter, his plea whea he
appeared ' before Judge Walker
here , Friday afternoon. Corbett
was oit parole -for a non-support
charge at the time of his arrest
at Independence. District Attor
ney Bruce Spaulding asked that
Corbetfs parole be revoked and
Judge Walker took the matter
under advisement.
La Verne Thomas Tan Burea,
who was arrested recently on a
charge 'of forgery, entered a plea
of guilty when he appeared be
fore Judge Walker Friday. Sen
tence was postponed until a- later
dtv
David Edmund Dyer and
Ferdla La Vers Trnmbley, who
were arrested recently at : West
Salem and who at . the- present
time are serving a six months
Jail sentence on a charge of petit
larceny, were arraigned before
Judge Walker here Friday after
noon. Both , waived grand Jury
bearing and oa information filed
by the district attorney entered a
plea of guilty to several charges.
These Include larceny from the
following West Salem stores:
Puritan store, Bosfck'a Mohawk
service station. Moore's garage.
Pern pies, garage' and larceny from
a public school. ' 1 '
School Principal
Named at Stayton
STATTON Harold Shepherd,
a teacher in the West Stayton
school, wss elected as the new
grade school principal at the
regular meeting of the Stayton
school board Wednesday night.
Shepherd will take over the
duties of Louis Baynes. present
principal, who did not reapply for
the Stayton. school. Loa Ana
Hassing, teacher ia the upper
grades, has handed in her reaig
nation to the board. This vacan-
ct will be filled at a later date.
Robert Wakefield, superintend
ent of j the Stayton schools, waa
asked to make a survey to show
the possibilities of Increased en
rollment. This report will be sub
mitted to the budget committee
aa soon as It Is completed. J. F.
Richards, George Keech and
George Duncan were appointed on
the budget committee.
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at Spring
, ZENA Mrs. Charles M. ' Par
Ylne opened her home at Zena
to the Spring; Valley 'Hore
sionary society for a social after
noon Thursday. Mra. E.
Buckles and Mrs. Jack Jeasup
were eothostesses.
Mrs. Fred Mailer presided at
the business session and Mrs.
James A. French Jed devotionala,
Mrs, Charles McCarter acted as
secretary in the absence of Mrs.
R. a Shepard who is HL. Mrs.
Huch Craix will be hostess tor
Msy, assisted by Mrs. T. J. Mer
rick, Mrs.' x. R. utterback and
Mrs. Victor Utterback. The host
esses servea inncn u ii mem
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Scheduled for June 1 irst
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Iter. Ma. rti Pollard who has
, beea. appointed .swbprior to the
Benedictine abbey at UU Anieel.
He 'staceeed Bev. Joseph
; ScbJadler who has gone to the
: Benedlcttnes branch monastary
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Legjii, Auxiliary
Have Joint Dinner
Fire New, Members Added
i to Women's Group;
to Give Flags
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ner was held by the Carl . Fen
ton post of the American Legion
and auxiliary; at the armory
Thnrsdsy night. The committee
in charge of the dinner Included
Mra. Otella ijMerdla. Mrs. Cecil
Dunn and Mrs. George Cooper.
Following, the dinner sepsrate
business meetings were held by
the post and f auxiliary.
Mrs. Fred jStlnnett presided at
the auxiliary meeting, it was an
nuonced that the group would
hold a rummagn sale on Wednes
day and aadtThnraday, April 10
and 11, at the Mountain States
Power company office. It was
also announced that the auxiliary
waa making 'plans to furnish a
shelf of books at the Dallas city
library. The -group waa Invited
to hold its stext afternoon meet
ing at' the home of Mrs. Jack
Basin on April 11.
Mrs. E. O.j Anderson, Mrs. Wil
liam Blackle?. , Mrs. Ralph Howe.
Mrs. Walter -Johnson and Agnes
Clara Neal were initiated aa new
members.
Commander Jack Hares pre
sided at the Legion meeting. Fred
Stlnnette, membership chairmaa.
reported TS featd up members.
Karle ii Richardson 1 announced
about the dinner, which the cham
ber of commerce Is girlsg In hon
or of the- new dUsens. and the
Legion voted to present an Ameri
can flag to each of the new eiti
sens at the dinner.
The poet voted to send William
Blaekley, Jr and Dnane Jones
to the Junior Olympics which will
be held 11 Eugene on May S
and. 4. f. Some discusalon was held
on plana for Memorial day.
Sidney Whltworth, chair
man . of the J school awards com
mitiae. gave? a brief report sUt
tng that he luul appeared before
the local Junior high school and
explained th point on which the
awards are ? made. Commander
Hayes announced that a crab feed
would be held at the next meet
ing of,-the post. He also an
nounced that - the annual dress
up night would be held at the
first meeting in May. .
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; Plans Luncheon
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HATES VILLD Mrs. Frank
Marshall,! assisted by Mrs. Earl
Bedwell, i entertained St . mem
bers of the .Hsyesviile Woman's
club Thursday afternoon.
Committees were appointed to
serve !oa the annual ' luncheon,
which Swill he held at the last
meetlna at lln. E. B. Tirlnr'i
May i. , r i -i--.. . :
- Special guests were Miss Jauna
Holmes, Mrs. Pearl Reed and
Mrs. W. Berkley.
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Mr, . John R. . Towlea, former
Associate Mrector Federal
IXonsins; Administration, will
be glad to help yon select yonr
loan, prepare all papers, and
many other details FREII OF
C2LARGXL There are naany
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Detroit Mills
Start up Again
Logging . Operations . Are
Resnmed After Three
's.
Months Shutdown
D3SCTR0IT The wheels ct In
dustry began to ; tarn hero
Wednesdsy morning;, after a three
months shatdown, when logging
operations - and " mllla started to
work. : r -.
Mrs. Major Banhn and Mrs.
James Bud, Jr., were Joint host
esses Wednesday afternoon -t the
Bauhn home to members and
their friends of the Happy Hour
club. A shower was arraned
by the dub for Mrs. Charlie Clest
er, who has been ill and under
medical care for the past 20
months. Refreshments were
served to the following r embers
and gnests: Mra. N. Walter Shel
by, Mrs. Richard Lee, Mrs. Earl
Parker, Mrs. William Slefert nd
daughter, Nancy, - Mrs. Lauritt
Hansen, Miss Etna Wilson and
little Nina Fish. Mrs. Claude Mil
ler, Mrs. Edward Thompson and
her mother, Mrs. Saunders from
Nampa. Idaho, Mrs. Richard Han
sen and children, Delia Mae, Carol
and Richard, Mrs. Frank Th rail
kill. Mrs. Roy Allen. Mrs. Chsrles
Mason, Mrs. Joe Wright and the
hostesses, Mrs. Bauhn . and Mra.
Rand. The elub will meet next
at 1:1 p. m. April IT In the
music roo i of the high school.
Cafe Owner Back
M. C. "WhiUe Goodman, who
has had his restaurant, the De
troit cafe, rented the past two
months to Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Bell of Silverton, has taken tt
over again.
Mrs. Russell Hammon left for
Portland early Thursday morn
ing, taking Mrs. Charlie Clester
there tor medical care again
Mrs. Clester - Just recently re
turned from Portland, where aha
had spent a month under a
doctor's care and was reported
Setting along nicely but became
suddenly much worse Wednesday.
Mra. Hammon brought Mrs. C test
er's mother, Mrs. Howland, back
with her to care for the three
Clester children.
Walter Shelby, Mrs. -Bonnie
Kesler and Iran Ickes hare signed
contracts to teach in -the Detroit
schools this coming year. This is
Shelby's third year at Detroit.
Ickes second and Mrs. Hester's
first, as she replaced Mrs. Davis
here this year' at midterm. As
yet ' no teacher for the primary
room has been' selected.
Church Panning
Father-Son Affair
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K SHiRTON--J iue of the
usual mother-daughter banquet
given annually by the Christian
Missionary group at the Christian
church, a father-son affair will be
given this year Instead , and will
be held at the church Tuesday
night at 1:10. It is open to all
fathers and sons who may wish
to attend and Rev. W. H. Ly
man of the Court Street Christ
ian church at Salem will be the
speaker. Mrs. Martin Hannan
Is chairman of arrangements.
L. R. Neal will be toaatmaster
and Rev. Wilson, retired Baptist
pastor who lives at Silverton, will
give a tribute to the sons. Don
McCall will giro the tribute to
the fathers. - Rev. Frank - Zook
wilt return thanks. Other pro
gram numbers : Include a vocal
duet by Merl and Earl Grogan;
piano numbers by' Wayna Rose;
comedy skit, "Dont Cry. by Bob
NeaL Bob Dickmaa and Delores
Herr; vocal numbers with guitar
accompaniment, Pat Grogan; com
edy skltiHurry Doctori" by Bob
Neal. Calvin Kirk and' Bob Dick
man; piano number by Edward
Lata, and selections ' by the Four
Norsemen,' a male Quartet com
posed ot the Almquist men. ,
Given Caxd Shower .;
LIBER TT Members of the
Liberty Woman's dab featured a
card shower for Mrs. V. A. Ball
antyne in honor of her birthday
anniversary Tuesday. Mrs. Ball
antyne is ill at her home from the
effects of a psralytle stroke
some weeks ago.'; .
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WIpT NOT COMPLETE YbUli OUTING
J Drive about the resldeatia filiArlcts of the city
and, see for yourself how jnanf of yonr friends
and nelcLbors have been buiiling fa the Iat
' year.' r
oSA nEAsd:jf: wnynt
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" . Longest Term Loan Smallest Monthly
Payments Only 4 H Iatereat Pay
LIhe Kent . KJh Appralsil Valae..
lafonaaUoa About Any F.II.A.
Farmers
Union Nevs
vAmFittLD Tne Dairy Coop
of Portland will f urnUh a pro
gram and talk on dairy problems
at the nexf Farmers Union meet
ing Friday Snight, April If. Ladles .
are asked. jto hrinr ,
Of ficto Elected
Mrs. Frktxke Will Head
Group jat independence
, for Coming Year
INDEPENDENCE The regular
meeting ef the I Independence
Woman's luh was held at the
Woman's elub house Tuesday af
ternoon i with Mrs. Ira Mix pre1
siding. The report of the nomi
nating wa$ read by Mrs . Hugh
Am sherry and the: following
unanimousjy elected for the en
suing; yesrj Mrs. C. A. Frstske.
president; Mrs. 'Paul, Robinson,
first . rice president ; Mrs. C. O. -Sloper,
scond vice pxesldent;
Mrs. Tom
Ritchie, secretary, and
Mrs. Joe
Rogers, Jr., treasurer.
These officers will be Installed,
at the lasf ( meeting1! In May,
, The neit meeting wfll b. bus
band's nicht and the chamber of
commerce jhas been Invited to be
gnesU to hear Dr. Fred Thomp
son from Oregon State college.
Dr. Thompson will be a guest of
the chamber Jit 'the dinner meet
ing. , - f
Mrs Clifton Mndd of Salem
wss the jguest speaker for the
afternoon land gave a detailed re
port of hr trip to the national
convention) of the Federation of
Women'a Clubs held lsst Msy In
San Franqlsoo. She was sent as
a deleagtej from ;the Salem club.
Tea was) served with Mrs. Walt
er Smith end Mrs. Amsberry pre
siding at the urns.
Mt. Angel Normal
Gives Leajj Dance
MT. ANOEL A ' dance follow
ing the jLeap Tear theme waa
held by StndenU of Mt. Angel
normal school Tuesday night.
Guests were students of Mt, An
gel collegi., )
Souvenfirs and reminders of all"
Important dates on the eampus
calendar decorated the hall, giving
the daace its name, "Summary
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Margaret Thompson. Stayton,
wer co-chairmen , of the dance
eonultteelf V-'i-- -M., y
'We
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eys
But
only one toxvjuv, .
order
that we may see)
twico
much as we say.
No one questions the
importance - 01 good
vision . v
But mcrny do not realize
hovr tnuch strain they
could j relieve their eyes
from and how much more
pleasant they . w?uld ac
; tuaUyj feel by having a
j thorough examination and
fitting at, .this office, of
the rory latest glasses,"
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and everyone ehoirid tour the blossom
routes to revel ii the .beanUoos won
ders of Mother Xatmre. who 1 has so
abundantly ehowfcred the Willamette
Valley with her blessings. , i 1
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