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County Council
Holds Meeting
Hears Speaker f Warning
I Against Debts, "Reds"
!,. : in Country '
! MT. ANGEtr Abot 200 Le
gionnaires and : auxiliary, mwt
lng ; bars ' at th Memorial hall
-Thursday nisht tdr th ttarton
county council, applauded enthu
siastically time and again a Dr.
p. O, RetUy of Salem, ma I a
speaker. Interspersed j his humor
ous and entertaining talk with
serious remarks. .
I In speaking of the critical time
facing .America ihla year and the
' next tab stated "what we need la
to keep the coontry i out of the
red and the red ont of the,coTn-try.-
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He also spokj of his first Tisit
t Mtv Angel 25, ?emrm ago when
he accompanied Madam Schuman
Hrfnk who came here to visit her
old friend, the composer. Father
Dominic Wadenschyler, then pas
tor of Mt. Angel. i
' An octet of Salem Legionnaires
under the direction of Joe Prasge,
a former Mt. Angel man. sang
'Keep the Home Fires Burning"
and "Bells of St. Mary."
Manolis Presides '
Dr. fleilly was introduced by
George' Manolis of Sllrerton, pres
ident of the Marion council, who
presided at the Joint meeting that
followed the separate business
jsessions ot the Legion and au-
. xlliary. .
' At the . Legion meeting Mose
Palmateer, Salem, Legion depart
ment commission chairman, spoke
oa the national employment week
to bo held May 1 to 8. Donald
McBain, manage of the Oregon
state employment service, like
Vise talked on i employment and
jthe rights and duties of Legion
inalres regarding it.
There was . general discussion ,
jof the Soldiers Indigent fund and
ithe commanders of the Marlon ;
county posts with George Duncan
'ot Stayton as ch'rman, were ap
jpointed by Presf Imt Manolis to
;study the subject and report at
'the next council, slated for the
Ithlrd Monday In Jnne at Salem,
j The auxiliary meeting was con
ducted by Mrs. Alta Hall of 811
iTerton, county president. A roll
lean showed the following repre
sentatives from the visiting units:
Salem. It; Silrerton, 9; Stayton,
9; Woodburn. S; Aurora, . Re
port on unit aetlTitiee were made
by all aalt presidents. The out
standing feature of the reports
wa the great amount ot wel
fare work carried on by the au
xiliary. i;t : Music ca Procmm -h'
Alternating with the reports
I were the following entertainment
: 'numbers: songs by the junior
'trio composed of Jnne Ann and
Flodine Lucht and EUlno Pros
ser; riolln solo by Anna Mae
,ch!edler; piano duet by Mary
Jean -Schwab and Blta WeUman;
and vocal duet by Florence-Smith
fsnd Marie Monde.
C Mrs. Gladys Tnrnb'ull - was the
main speaker at the women's ga
itberlng. Savins a fall account of
ithe Area Child Welfare confer
Lence at Tucson Arix., which she
attended. She a-fi that sll phases
of child welfare were covered 1a
' the two-day meet but special em
phasis was . put on Juvenile de-l-
llnquency and the extensive work
the Legion is doing to better con
ditions. - v :
Mrs. Edith Brown, state .finance
of ficttr, touched on various spring
activities of the -auxiliary, stress
ing' the sale of the Memorial
poppy. -
The president of district No. S,
Mra. . Frank Southern, invited ev
eryone to attend the county coun
cil at Toledo, on Sunday, 'April
21. and Mrs. Eva Humphries,
wife of the- Marion county , district
c9mmander. discussed the good
' accomplished by the auxiliary as
" a group.
Dance at Albany - r
ALBANY jA group of dancers
of the Regina Curlee dancing
school assisted between shows
t the Kahn theatre in Lebanon
Thursday night. Those taking
part were Joan Allphin. Elaine
McClellan, Theresa Blrehfleld,
Barbara -Knodell and Patsy Pies
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Banco
CollonuQQils
Zzl, April 13
. ' FEATURING
AL. BniNDIG'S
ORCHESTRA
with
Mlas Janet Keeblcr
and
"Bid Burt, VocaUsbf
WHERE THE BEST
PEOPLE MEET ...
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Ladle Free Until 0 P. SL
MELLOW
Directed by ED CHENEY
Toi! & Ccrfurday d 9:33 25c
Valley
Chiirches
SILVERTON Dr. Sidney W
Hall, former local pastor, will
speak at the Methodist church.
Snndsv at 11 o'clock. Dr. Pall la
district superintendent of the
Cascade area of Methodist ehnTch-
m. He will leave ahorUy for At-
.latie City as one of two Oregon
ministers to represent Oregon, in
the first general coaferenee of
the new Methodist church. The
night service at 8 o'clock will be
tn charge of Rev. Edward Terry
on the swhject. "Followers of Je
sus. Who Hinder Him." The Sis
terhood class will meet at the
parsonage Wednesday.
The catechization of the con
flrmants will be conducted at the
11 o'clock service at the Xmman-
u 1 church Sunday morning.
Filth tn ; Action group will meet
Tuesday at S o'clock at the
church. Evangelist G. M. Tryg-
ta.d will conduct meetings on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
at 8 p.m. and Thursday at z pan.
Evmnrellst TrTKstad will speak
t the 10:45 services at Cal-
t a r Lutheran church Sunday
morning and again at the Nor
wegian service at 2 o'clock,. The
Lather league members will meet
at the- church at 3:30 p.m. ana
go to Silver Creek falls where a
Drosram will be given. The La
dies' Aid society will meet at
the church on Wednesday at 2
o'clock: witk Mrs. Joseph, LeRnd
n hoateaa. I
Rev. P. O. Bruland, city mis
sionary at Portland, will spe&k
on'yre- Have Done it Unto Me"
at tna II o'clock services at Trin
ity church Sunday morning. The
fellowship dinner -wm ronow wnn
Mrs. Oscar Satern. Mrs. J. C
Karsoa and Mrs. Ellin g Tollels-
rnd aa hostesses.
"Christlikenss, the Believer's
Supreme Aim." la the subject
which Rev. F. W. Zook is an
nouncing lor his 11 o'clock Sun
day morning service at the Chris
tian church. '
MARQUAM Sunday school at
the Methodist church is being an
nounced tor 10 a.m. Sunday morn
ing with MM. J. L. Jones as su
perintendent. Rev. Pierre Smith
will s?eak on "Salt" at the 11
o'clock Sunday morning service,
INDEPENDENCE Sunday
services are as follows: , - '
Calvary i Presbyterian church:
Rev. W. B. Mahon. pastor.- 10
a.m. Sunday school; 11 a.m.,
morning worship, sermon, "Wit
nessing lor Christ;" baptismal
er-vlces and the ordination of
the newly elected deacona and
deaconessea.
First Methodist church: Rev.
K. K. Clark, minister. 10 s.m.,
Sunday school; 11 a.m.. morning
worshln. sermon subject. "Hosea,
Psophet of God'a Love: 7 p.m.
youna- people s meeting; s p.m.,
evenlnx worahip. c i ' - -
. First Baptist church r jRov. Loy
al H. Vicsers, mmiaier. .nt.,
Sunday school: lli.m., morning
worship, sermon subject, "The
Chareli and It Mission;" S:3,
BTPU; T: 20 p.m.. worship, ser
mon ssbject, The Father s First
Concern'
LIBERTT Saaday school :45
s.m. Morning church services at
10:41 o'clock. Meeting In slter
noon st 2:20 to hesr Prsbhsksr
BaUram tnom India. CE at t:45
p.m. Evening service at 7:45
o'clock. :f ;
Diiiiier Is Given j
By Junior Women
. DALLAS A social meeting ot
the Dallas Junior Woman's club
was held Wednesday night at the
home of Mrs. Morris Walton. A
covered dish dinner was served.;
The May social meeting will be
held at the heme of Mrs, William
Blackley, . :
Present Wednesday night were
Mrs. Edward Janxen, Mrs. Lloyd
Hughes, i Mrs. William Blackley.
Miss Dorothy Palmer, Miss Velma
Schroeder. Miss Rath. Betts, Mias
Margarite Wlegent, Mlsa Kathrytt
Rove, Mlu Julia La-Barre, Miss
Laura Marsh. Miss Ruth, Petre.
Miss Laura Marsh. Miss Maxine
Helms and the hostess. Mrs. Wal
ton. :
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Baty Dies at Lebanon
LEBANON The baby horn to
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Ayres of this
district died Monday night. Re
mains were taken to Coos Bay
for. Interment. Mrs. Ayres has
been very 111 with pneumonia and
Is making slow recovery. .
; Last Times Today t
"MooaUli Rhythsa" and '
Mldnlicht Coort
J Starts Sunday
' Kay Frsncia - John Litel. tn
1 i My BUI
j ; and.
"Flight :
is
0)(DLLEK.
New iCitizen;;in
; Honored
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Finil Papers .
Granted to 57
Speaker Slakes Contrast
of i Dictatorships,
Democracies
DALLAS Dr. WUliam Q. Ev-
erson. president of Llnfleld col
lege, waa the guest speaker at
the dinner meeting given by the
local chamber of commerce hers
Wednesday sight in Lonor ot
Polk county's newest citizens.
About 140 were present for the
dinner. . ;
Oramel Shreeve. president of
the- Dallas chamber of commerce.
presided at the meeting. He In
trod need Circuit Judge. Arlle O.
Walker, who .had presided Wed
nesday afternoon at the hearings
wnere tae linai papers were grant
ed the new citizens. Judge Walk
er introduced the members of
Kbe October class and the April
class who had received their final
papers. He stated that 57 appli
cants had received their final
citizenship papers in the October
and April classes. - t
. Mrs. Max Fischer, who was a
member of the April, clasa and
whose, husband had .been an offi
cer in the German army' during
the World war.; responded on ' be
half Of the new citizens. Mrs.
Fischer told of her Joy and grati
fication In becoming an American
citizen and also presented a gift
from the new -citizens to Mrs.
Otillie Sigurdson of West Salem,
who had coached them In pre pa
ration for the examinations.
Flags Given
William A. Boydstos, Ameri
canization chairman of the Xarl
B. Fenton post of the American
Legion, presented a flag of the
United States to each of the hon
ored guests as a gift from the
Legion post.
Dr. Everson was introduced by
Judge Walker. Dr. Everson, la
addressing the new citizens, con
trasted citizenship under s de
mocracy and under s dictatorship.
In the democracy the stats is a
servant of the people he said.
while In a dictatorship the cltl
sens are serfs or slaves of the
state.
Dr. Everson. who was a ma
jor-general in the World war snd
commanded American troops In
the Italian sector, paid tribute
to those of different nationalities
who fought with the American
forces and who so willingly gave
their lives for their adopted
country.
He stated that In these times
we do not know what unexpected
news our papers may v bring us
snd called on all to- use good
judgment snd clear 'thinking In
tne days aaead.
Masie ra Program
Musical numbers on the pro
gram included group singing of
America" and "God Blesa Am
erica" led - by Raymond VanDyke
and aeconffgbged by Leeanna. Se-
verson; iirunental numbers by
s trio fr$gh4he Oregon College
of EducspOfiVSt Monmouth, Miss
Ruth T&ii:,Sehoouhoyen. violin.
Miss Belts 5arie Msyer. cello and
Miss Virginia Davis, piano; vocal
solos. Miss Bette Rydlng accom
panied by Mlsa Msyor. '.
It was announced that there
would be no luncheon meetlag
of the chamber of commerce this
week. Another dinner, meeting
was announced for Wednesday
night, April 24. when Dr. Erma
Gordon of Corvallls, who spent
several years .attending school in
Germany, -will be the guest speak
er. The 31 citizens admitted! to
citizenship Wednesday - afternoon
were: Frank Daniel Borter, Jo
seph Robert Orr. Cornelius Fast,
Abraham Ewert, John Henry Pe
ters, Herman Schmidt, David
R s 1 m e r. Mary. Harms, :Helen
Duerkson, Margaret Schmidt,
Elizabeth Kliever, Peter - Henry
Unger, Christiana Gaub, John E.
MeKenzie, Agnes Toews and Ab
raham .Toews..
Hulda Ruth R elm sr. Nick
Goertz. Mary Martens. Inrrar B.
Lambert, Olg Martha, Fischer.
Anna J. Hiebert, Rena Buren
Miller, Henry . W. mesen, Eu
genia I n g e bo r g Mercer, Ids
Schmidt, Florence; Vlllwock
Schneider, Jacob I. L o e w e n,
Frank D. Toews. Agnes Eborall
Floyd snd Helen Susanna Vlll
wock. Young Democrats
Elect at Dallas
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DALLAS At s recent meeting
of the Young Democrats club of
Polk county. Dons Id Gabbert was
named president of the club; Hu
bert Dunn, vice president and Mrs.
George DeGraff, secretary-treasurer.
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Another meeting of the club has
been set for Tuesday night, April
16, at the Campbell hall. Inde
pendence. 'All democratic candi
dates snd non-partisan candidates
are Invited. Delegates to the state
convention will be chosen at this
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Wtk Dinner Meeting
Union News
DALLAS A quarterly meet-
inr of the Polk County Farmera!
Union was held st the North Dal
las schooThouse Wednesday. ' r
- Amnion Grice snd Eben Rsy
were elected delegate to the
state convention which will be
held this year - st HUlaboro la
May. L. H. McBee, county presi
dent, will be , a delegate as
member of the state boatd.
Harley L 1 b b y of Jefferson
stste president, was present . tor
the meeting snd spoke on na
tional farm legislation. He also
told of tne coming stats conven
tion, i ; :-. , , - ' f ,
L W. Simmons, stats chairman
of the Farmers Union Hospital
association, reported that s sits
had been purchased south of Sa
lem and that Plena were now be
ing- prepared tor the building.
Resolutions were adopted ap
proving the house bill on lower
Interest rates on farms; asking
the state highway commission to
be . more considerate i In making
highway fills and cleaning out
ditches.
Silverton Teacher
Resigns Position
Shorthand, Bookkeeping
Instructor Leaving;
Link Qub Meets
SILVERTON Jean Parmen,
shorthand and bookkeeping teach
er in the Silverton high school has
submitted her resignation to the
Silverton school board.
Mrs. L. F. Larson, Mrs. Miles
Tobias and Mrs. Robert Gonrlle
were hostesses Wednesday after
noon for the Triple Link club
members st th Larson home.
The Silverton checker club de
feated Stayton, 53 to 47, in the
seasonal play-off.
The juniors of th senior high
school will present s vaudeville.
"Th Gay Nineties" on April It.
Lee Morrisoncaretaker, has re
ceived confirmation of the report
that the Silverton airport will be-
definitely discontinued from April
IS.. 4-s
:Aa exhibit of school . work of
all the varioua departments la be
ing planned by the faculty for ear
ly May. Definite plans ss to date
have not been completed. The ex
Mbit will likely be held In the new
high school auditorium. -
Dallas Card Club
Is Entertained
DALLAS Mrs. U. 8. Loughary
entertained th members ot her
bridge club with luncheon at her
boms Wednesday stternoon.
Several tables of contract were
in play during the afternoon. Aa
this was th last meeting ot the
club until fail the scores of mem
bers for thsyear were totaled snd
prizes presented. High scores tor
the year were held by Mrs. H. A.
Woods, Mrs. C. B. Sundberg and
Mrs. A. B. Starbuck.
Mrs.. Tracy Staate was s guest
and ' members present Included
Mrs. R. L. Chapman, Mrs. Oscar
Hayter, Mrs. W. L. 8oehren, Mrs.
C. E. Staate, Mrs. A. B. Starbuck;
Mrs. C. B. Sundberg, Mrs. Riley
Craven, Mrs, W. O. Vassall, Mrs.
Ai L. Thomas of Independence,
Mrs. J. C. Uglow and the hostess,
Mrs. Loughary. v
Call Board
Todav Walt Dlsnev's full
length, feature '"Ptnnochlo'.
all la technicolor.: Plus
Booth. Tsrkington's great i
atory, "Little Orvle."
"' CAPITOL f :
TodayThe - Lan Sisters
; snd Gale Psgs la "Fouri
1 Wlvet." Plus "Ghost Val-
: ley Raiders" with Donald
Barry and Lona Andre. :
Saturday "Geronlmo" with
. Preston- Foster snd Andy
Devise plus Jack Holt In
: "Outside the Three MUe
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f - GRAND .
Today "Star Dust" with
- Linda Darnell, John Payne
and Ronald Young. Plua
t . "FIT - Little Peppers at
. Home" with Edith Fellows.
Saturday Jean Arthur. Fred
Mae Murray,. Mel vyn Doug-
l' las in !Too Many. Has-
I: bands." ' :
;T o A ay i "Ruler of th
! Sea- with Doug Fairbanks.
1 Jr., and Margaret Lock-
i wood. Plus "Congo Maltie"
starring Ann Sothem and
: John Carroll. . ; t
Saturday midnight- show
1- Swanee River" with Don"
' Ameche, Alice Fay and
i -Al Jolson. H :
I . HOLLTWOOD
f Today "The Marx Bros: st
:' the Circus. Plus Tex Rlt-
c ' ter la "Man From Texas.
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Dallas
Honor
RbUReleased
44 Students Are '-Listed
for Good " Grades;
Juniors Lead
DALLAS The honor roll tor
Dallas high 'school for the past
nin weeks endter April f.
Just been released by R. R. "Tur
ner, superintendent ot th Dallas
city schools. '
Fifty-four student's names ap
pear on the roll. Th Junior class
leads with 17; th senior class Is
second with 14; sophomores,
third with 12 snd th freshmen
fourth with 10. On, poet grad
uate s name appears on th list.
The complete list follows:
Freshmen. Blva Bnhler, Ra
chel Frey, Janice Garner. Edna
Heinrlchs, E a t b r Heinrlchs,
James McConnell, Helen Plaster,
Shirley Scott, Ruth Yas OrsdeL
Kenneth Wright. .
Sophomore, Lorene Ages. Bet
ty Dickey, Walter Friesen, Max
ine Groesser, Pick Hartmaa, Lu
ella May,. Maretts Murphy Rich
ard Rlggs, Grace Schmidt, Carol
SchrireJV Betty Jean Stevenson,
Edwin Wall. .
Junior, Paai Buhler, A a s
Craven, Blake - Eastman, Dorothy
EJiger, Patricia Erickson. Ar
nold Fast. Elsie Fisher, Herths
Frieses; Doris Holmes. Violet
LOwen. Mildred May, Sophie Ol
fert. WUma Robb, Clark Robb,
Esther Schroeder, Kenneth
Steele. Robert Woods. .
Seniors, Del ores Autritt, James
Barnard. Hersehel Boydaton,
Grac Clantleld, Mary Friesen,
Jay Hytfs, Mar J oris Lefever, Don
Low, Margaret Pemberton, Mar
tha Jean Plummer, Thomas Rlggs
Leeanna Severson, Betty Smith,
Elsbeth Wall. ;
Post Graduates. Glenn George.
Moving Picture
Camera Records
Speakers' Faults
MT. A WGBX A awvel cxpe
faam ws rte at MU AmgA
awnnsl Tweeday Bight wbea
members mi th advaneed
speech class faced a saorlng pic I
tare earner to btala mm acca
rat plctare oC thetr speech aaah
tna technlqae. .A short talks
were given by each, stndeat th -camera
recorded her facial, exf 1
preset). cestrev and pos
tmr. : ; j
Th naoTfcag' pictnrep were tah
ea by Alois Keber, local camera
enthnsiast. :-'
Stadeats photographed were
Mary Alfred and Kllsabath
Newell, Slrrertoa, Maxlae Bera "
las aavd StargareS fraoak, alt,
Angel, Patricia Thompson,
SUyton, and Genevieve Crane,
Portland. Miss Irene Joyce Be
gbm is tastractorf the class.
Grangers News
UNION HILL Th ladies of
the Union Hill Horn Economics
club will meet at the grange hall
for an all day meeting on Mon
day to clean th hall and varnish
th new officer's stands snd ta
bles that have Just been built. A
corered dish dinner will be enjoy
ed at the noon hour.
Mrs. W. H. Rabena entertained
the members of ths 'Eoma Eco
nomics club at her home Wednes
day afternoon. Mrs. B. E. Bower.
Mrs. Floyd Bailey. Mrs. Harley
Scott and Maxine and Gertrude
Spree t of Salem were visitors.
Mrs. Henry Peters, program com
mittee, presented the program. :
Members present were Mrs.
Byron MeElhaney, Mrs. Marlon
Fischer and son Maurice. Mrs.
Orio Humphreys,- Mrs. W. F.
Krenx, Mrs. Geneva r v Hubbard,
Mrs. Verny Scott, Mrs. Phillip
Fischer, Mrs. O. C. Jones. Mrs.
George Scott, Mrs. - M. M. Gil
moor, Mrs. J. C. Krenx, Mrs.
John Stenberger, Mrs. Floyd Fox.
Mrs. W. M. Tate. Mrs. Hen it Pet
ers, Mrs. W. H- Rabers, Francis
Fox and Keith Scott.
ALBANY Under ths direction
of . John Webbes, Smith-Hughes
instructor at .the high school, the
aioany roturs Farmers of Am
erica will present s program at
the meeting of Western Star
grange i on , Saturday. April It.
The program will b preceded by
covered dish dinner at t h
hall at 7:JB pjn. Mrs. Era An
drews is lecturer of Western Star.
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Also News, Our Gang Comedy, Anta Antics, And ChapJS.
' :of;New Serial,. The Shadow r " i ' -- r
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- MT. ANGEL Students of Mt,
Anget'Jscademy are holding final
rehearsal .thia week is preparation
for the pablie performances of
"IiUU Women," which they wlU
present , in the scademy hall . on
Sunday. April 14, at 1 2 p. m. and
again on Tuesday, April If, st S
p. m.
Mary Jean Banman of MU An
gel is cast la the leading role, that
of Jo, th second daughter of Lou
la AlcoU' faaaona March family.
fLlttl Women was released
for local production by th North
western Press, Minneapolis, Kiss.
The dramatized version contains
sll the humor snd pathos of th
novel from' which the play was ad
apted. H While seasoned actresses
hav often been called on to in
terpret tb Alcott characters, th
local students hav th advantage
of youth In portraying the erer-
young little women.
Other familiar characters will
b played as follows j Meg, Mavis
Rlckert; Aunt ' March. Wilms
Brsssell Beth, Annemerle Hohen-
Ieltner ; Amy. ? Chris tine . Eberle ;
Mrs. March. Dorothy Dllker; Han
nah Mullett. Loretta Hasatng.:
Professor Bhaer, Genevlev
Crane: John Brooke, Dolores An
nen; Laurie, Gals Storm: Mr.
Mtrch, Ruth Thompson. !
; StndenU in charge of picket
sales announce that those who
hold tiekeU for ' ''Little Women
nrill b admitted on the same tick
et to s remedy to be presented on
oxay t py ine sign scnooi gins.
CarHeii Qub Sale
Raise Funds
INDEPENDENCE The Inde
pendence Garden club will have
s plant snd cooked: food ssls la
the eloper building on Mala street
today. Th proceeds are to b
need 1st financing the making of
the tiny hop baskets to be used
as favors st the reglonsl meeting
of the Federation ot Garden clubs
which meets In Portland In early
Jane. Although the meeting Is to
be in Portland, all of ths Oregon
Gsrdeniclubs sr considered hosts
and are asked to contribute some
thing toward making It s suc
cess. The Independence dub chose
hop basket favors as most repre
sents tire f this region.
Mrs. Glea Smith. Mrs. Clsrenes
Charbeaeaa and Mrs. Elmer Ad
dison hav charg ot th food
sal and also a display of floral
arrangements from Independence
gardens tor the enjoyment et the
visitors. Mrs. Dole Pomeroy Is
chairman for the plant sal. As
sisting sher will be Mrs. Donald
soa. Mrs. Swanson. Mrs. Stirling.
Mrs. Sloper, Mrs. Baan sad Mrs.
JoseevI ; Ml- f '
siting Eastern
Stiffs Entertained
INDEPENDENCE At the
Eastern! Star meeting Tuesday
night- at ! th Masonic hall Yam
hill and Falls City chapters were
special guests. Honored guests
included ' Mrs. La veils Helm,
grand - representative of Delaware
from Falls City; Phil Schweixer.
member:' of the budget committee
of the grand chapter; Mrs. Ma
bel McDsniel, worthy natron from
Yamhill; Mrs.. Mildred Frtnk,
worthy jmatron" from Falls City,
and Ira?, Merlin, worthy patron
front Fella City. - - : . .'
i I Adah's past matrons present
were Mrs. O. D. Butler, Mrs. O. A.
Wolverton. Mrs. Paul Robinson,
Mrs. FJ B. Chambers; -Mrs. How
ard Morland. -Mrs. Mary' Fluke,
Mrs. FJ O. Hewett, Mrs. R. W.
White. Mrs. Stella ! Calbreath,
Mrs. M.jE. Branch, Mra. Harriett
Chambers,. Mrs. Phil Schweixer
and past patrons Included Phil
Schweixer, O. A. Wolverton and J.
Li .Van Loan. Three Yamhill and
two Falls City past matrons were
also honored and one Fall City
patron. . . j , r
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SILVERTON In the absence of pe president, Herinan
NaesdJ Dr. A. L, V Smith, vice president, presided ovir a
busy session of the SUverton Safety .council Thursday nht,
at the city hall. ' . I - '
,ltir Standard, chairman of the engineering comijilt-
tee, reported that the WPA waa dumping rock on Oak street
over East lull la preparatioa 10
make a retaining wall there.' A
sidewalk wiU be built later.
George Barr, new member of tb
safety council, and former mayor
of Silverton. reported that efforts
had been made for over SO years
to obtain a sidewalk fa this loca
tion but that this was the first
time sctasl steps ot progress were
being taken. This has been s pro
ject ot the salary comncu awe up
formation. A number of accidents
have occurred on East Hill at this
place, members of ths council re
DorUd. as there was ao piece ot
safety for the pedestrians snd mo
torists could not see in coming
over th hilL . :
Th crowded conditions of Sun
day narking- tn front of Xmmanuel
church on Church street and Trin
ity church on Second street were
ax sin brought up.' Efforts will be
made to have this remedied.
. Street Rough
The excessive roughness of West
Jsmes street snd the excessive
smoothness of McClalne street
were also brought to th attention
of the council. It was pointed out
that at ons urn in cuy council
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had mad efforts to obtain suffi
cient strips of land along the high
way ' to somewhat , eliminate the
two dangerous curves en McClalne
street. It this ess still be dose it
will be Investigated by members
of- ths safety council.
Obtaining pdstrlsn lane
markers on Water street st the
Southern Pacific station where
high school students going to and
from school must make s cross
ing, making stop streets st Mala
and Oak as they enter Water
street, slowing down traffic on
Mill street, and -having safety
lanes , repainted, wer among the
matters discussed. Members re
ported, that the local police would
likely repaint the safety lane
markings aa soon as weather per
mitted. Efforts will be made to
obtain th atate police to check on
the speeding- on Mill street.
The captain of th Junior high
school motor patrol will be In
vited to attend th aafety council
Suggestion was asds that special
Invitation should b sent to the
msyor, the president ot the Wom
an's dab snd the chairman of the
city street committee a being per-
a who aneald b speclaHy in
terested la th work of ths safety
cesndl.
speaker will be obtained for
the May meeting.'
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Junioreu Seniors !:
To Fresent Flay
DALLAS Members of the Jan-
ler sad senior classes st Dallas
sigh school will present Us play
"Spring Fever oa Wednesday
night. April 17. at the high school
auditorium. Seats may now be re
server at Savory's drug store.
The play Is being directed by
Miss Heel Henry. Last week two
member of the original east be
came HI and It was necessary for
some other i students to take the
parts. Deioress Autrltt has been
substituted for the pert of Mrs.
8pangler which was originally
taken by Ruth Dornhecker. . Jack
Wilson has takes the part of Pro
fessor Bean In place of John
Greenwood.
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Sewing Qub Given
Lnncheon at Dallas
DALLAS Mrs. Sydney Hanson
entertained the. members of her
sewing club at a 1 o'clock lunch
eon at her home Tuesday. Places
were' laid - for Mrs. Elmer Ray,
Mrs. Rot Woodman- Mra. W. II.
Effenberger, Mrs. Harold Mal
key, Mra. Wayne Schrlrer. Mrs.
A. j. Brown. Mrs. William Run
yan. Mrs. Ralph Tull. Mrs. L. 8.
FUfelt, and Mrs. 8ydney Hansen,
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West Salem Aid
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Committees Are Nam
Arrangements Ma de
at! Thursday Meet j
, WES? SALEM A surer tss
will be Jgiven by the Ladles' Aid
society bf the Methodist church
Wednesday. April 17, at the hiome
of Gerttude Savage on Plata
street. Arrangements wre roads
at a special meetlag Thursday af
ternoon st the home . of Mrs.
Lelghtoa Dashlel. Is charge ot
arrangements are Mrs. Rsy Bur
key, Mr. II. Bonnie, Mrs. J. I.
Miller, Mrs. William Lapue and
Mrs. Gotdis Cameron. Hours will
be from'! to 4. , "j ' .
f ' Mrs. Lyle Thomas underwent a
major eberatlon at the Deaconess
hospital Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kuhn were
recent! irlsitors in McMlnnrille
where they visited their daughter,
Mrs. Te4 Lawrence. ' j
Mr. and Mra. Lynn Rfchardion
have retjurned from San Francisco
where Rilchardsoa was in the hos
pital f os treatment. .
At the grange meeting Thurs
day nlgbit the quarterly report was
read by the secretary. Purchasing
an electric phonograph was dis
cussed. Three new members, Mrs.
H. Flsk, B. AL WillUms and Jessie
Barlow were'giren first and sec
ond degree i obligations by State
Deputy Arthur Brown. 1 ,
Social! night for April was
turned rer to the HEC. They
will present a varied program on
Friday, April 21. Mrs. Arthur
Brown, mrt. Donald Kuhn land
Mrs. M.J C. O'BHen will hare
charge of the program.
FoxfaUeyPTC
Holds Meeting
TOX waLLET The Tot
ley PTCj association held Its
ular meejtlng Friday night A
grftsa was presented after the
laeas session.
. . Marie Nye, who was quite badly
burned last week. Is better. She
was standing toojnear the kitchen
stove when her areas caaaht! on
fire. Herj brother Chester succeed
ed In putting out the flames.
Mt. E. C. Miller entertained
the Ladles Card club st her heme
near Lyons Wednesday afternoon.
Shirley Johnston has been a tilt
sick this week. .&fce w& reported
some belter Friday.
. Leonard Crismsn Injured the
llgameati la hU arm while at
work at ths Lisa Lumber com
pany planer last! week. ',
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