The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, June 11, 1940, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text''1 7 PAGE TWO iiissionljroup Has Breakf ast . Jefferson Women Install ; .: Officers at Annual 1 Church Affair, i i JEFFERSON The Woman's Missionary society of the Chris tlon church ca joyed its annual 'breakfast and meeting Friday -mornfog in the church. Mrs. Mar gin Hatchings led the devotions, sing as her theme, "Kindle fires for a world wide brotherhood.? Vocal iaombers were given by Mrs. Gilbert Looney, playing her own ' accompaniment and ' Lavada- Gili fin also- sang, accompanied by Elaine McQaary of Northwestern Christian college., . ' Burton Thurston gave a brief talk. Daring the business meeting Ker. R. S. Wetherell Installed the aew ofTlcers for the coming yean They ere: President, Mrs. Robert Terhane; Tice-presidenl. Mrs. E. B. Gleason; secretary, Mrs. L. A Wells; assistant secretary, Mrs. Alvin Robinson; literature secre tary4 Mrs. Guy Aupperlej trea surer, Mrs. E. F, PoweU; dlTlslon leader, Mrs. Ray Bostwick. , Mrs, B. F. Shoemaker .of Salem was guest speaker. She told of the missionary work, being done in Af rica, where her daughter Gertrude Am stationed. She also showed pic tn res of the natives of Africa. Out " town guests present were Gene Robinson, Lavada Gilif in, Elaine McQuary of Eugene; Mrs. Ross Mitchell of Woodburn, Mrs. B. F. Shoemaker and Mrs. Bernice Lew is of Salem, Mrs. Claude Overhol eer and Mrs. Homer Smith of Mar ion. Forty-two members and guests were present for the breakfast and program. Girls serving the break fast were Donna June Powell, Bev erly Wells,' Ruth Terhune- and Pauline Thomas. JEFFERSON Mr. and Mrs Marvin Hatchings and daughter .Martha Jane spent Sunday visit ' lug friends, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Overton, at Sweet Home. The two men planned a fishing trips. t Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Smith left Saturday morning tor Cape Horn to visit their son Walter Smith and family. Mrs. Lionel Colgan underwent an appendix operation Friday at the. Deaconess hospital In Salem. 8hc is reported to be getting along aicely. i - Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Stephensen and their daughters Mrs. Sioux -Turner of pls Angeles, Mrs. Ira Burneson of Eugene and Mrs. James Stewart motored to Van couver, Wash. Thursday where they attended the! high school . graduation for their granddaugh ' ter and niece, Doris Sandifur, daachter of Mr. and Mrs. F. L Sandifur. Friday and Saturday the 'Btepheasons and their daughters visited the rose festival In Port land, returning home Saturday might.: : , Jefferson girls who left for Cor vallls Monday morning to attend the1 two weeks 4H club summer school are Wanda and Vera Gla er. Ruth Terhune," Lois Smith. Sara Margaret Hatchings, Marcel la Dalley and Gene Mary Red mond. f Iom Klamath Mrs. Laverne Doty and daugh ter; Diane f Klamath Falls is a guest at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Helen Doty. She has been teaching school in Klamath Falls, and is spending the summer va cation visiting relatives and friends In Jefferson and vicinity. Clifford i Wilson, who has been with the Southern Pacific section crew here, will leave for Oak Grove Tuesday where he will be employed on an extra section erew. - Rev. R. S. Wetherell has re-signed as pastor of the local Chrls " tfhn chureh, his resignation to be effective July 9. ? Frances Coin of Portland spent the weekend with her father, S. H. Coin, and sister, Mrs. IL B. Thurston, here. She also attended the wedding of Susan Martin, daughter of Mrs. B. S. Martin of Salem; and Louis Bartlett of Sil erton In Salem Saturday morn ing. The young women attended Oregon State college together. Recovering From Pneumonia WHEATLAND Kirkwood Walling - developed pleuro-pneu-monia following his reurn home from the Salem hospital where he underwent an appendicitis opera tion several weeks ago. , His doc tor reports that he is making satisfactory recovery. Mrs. W. B. Magness is eon fined to bed with malaria and a severe cold. Taken to Hospital SILVERTON Jim Dack was taken violently ill at his home on Central street Sunday night and city police: took him to" the Deaconess hospital at Salem to be eared for. i School Meeting June J.7 " KEIZER A director and clerk for the Keler : school board will be elected at the annaul school meeting next Monday, June 17,, at the schoolhouse. - ' , IS SKWMTOYVJI LOS ANCSLSS Sy.V I Evtry W0 Convenient -JfcOS ANGELES, CALIF. HILL at 3rd. -t , - England Girds Her Air and Coastal Defenses S St . ' . J'. '"I Cbastal defenses surrounding the British Isles stand alert and ready to combat any German move toward invasion which now seems momentarily Imminent since the German capture of Dunkirk, the allies' last channel stronghold on the French coast. Top photo shows one of the many anti-aircraft gunners stationed at close intervale along the desolate benches facing the North sea. Below, one of the heavy calibre coastal defense guns capable of resisting any attempt to land infantry, News of the Day News reel. ' ! Silverton Mining prospect Surveyed , SILVERTON T. T. Leonard and other members of his com mittee of Investigation from the Silverton chamber of commerce, spent Sunday in the mining dis trict above Mehama. Recent efforts on the part of the Silverton chamber of com merce to obtain a metallurgical plant in the Silverton community is meeting with local enthusiasm. However, members state,4s that thorough investigation i of the matter will be made before the plant will be encouraged by the local body. Local citizens have offered to donate ground required- for the plant, should decision to bring it Iters materialize. - Other committees1 will go to the mining district Wednesday and the groups will report back at a special meeting of; the cham ber of commerce. - Husbands Guests, Hubbard Women HUBBARD The Hubbard Wo man's club held Its annual party Wednesday night, June 6 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Will. The husbands of the mem bers were special guests. A no host dinner was served at 6:30 with Mrs. Julias Stauffer and Mrs. Willis Berkey co-hostess. The din ner was followed by a social time. The program was in charge of Ora Morris and Mrs. Herman Bontrager. This was the ' last club meeting for the summer. The "Ladles Aid society of the Congregational church is plan ning for a silver tea to be held Wednesday, June 12. The pro ceeds are to go to the Camp Adams fund. Over 250 Visitors See Garden, Silverton , SILVERTON Over 250 visit ors went through the gardens of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Jack Sunday afternoon and night. Lights were turned on in the gardens Sunday night 'at 8 o'clock and the visit ors continued to ocme until al most 10 o'clock, Over 400 cant erbury bells were in 'bloom. The strawberry bells, filled with plants bearing ripe and green fruit apd blossoms ; attracted much attentlonj This year, Jack has, added " a cucumber barrel as an experiment, with, the cucumb ers just cow showing up from seed planted. , i From South; Dakota- ; TJNIONVALB-i-Mr. and Mrs. Charles - .Gray- and son, Donald and Albert Tafret. of Tiewfleld, SD, arrived Tuesday ' to- visit -their uncle Fred Wlthee and family. Wednesday the Withees and their guests-picnicked at Silver Falls. Popular Lecaus : 110 .GOOD IlflGTEIl BUHilD - AlYenrG Th x--- Jr?" . ts ' 'y':'?''' i;,-;- .5---'- - ' : ii'ti, ii i m urn m mi it imh i Wii . m mm I "'' V V- ' ' 1 'if ' mmw.-fmr,. rTn I' 1 1 1 T'T "- ITsjI'l l I fTr-fT-TTn nifi" Mil I MS I II 111 I Grangers' News SILVERTON HILLS C. V. Murray will direct the Silverton Hills grange drill team Thursday when it will again enter the con test in the state grange conven tion to be held this week at Sa lem. Last year the local team won second In the state conven tion: Taking part In the work are Ruth Hadley. Janet Mulkey, Mar jory Rohrshleb, Luclle Mulkey, Mildred Rohrshleb, Dorothy Towe, Joy Watterson, Zena ' Tschants, Maurice Benson, Milton and Ken neth Foote, CharleM Tulare, Virgil Tschantz, Melvln Watterson, Lest er Beugll and Bill Bartell. Family at Swegle Moves to Macleay SWEGLi: Friday Mr. and Mrs. J. Wodewada and three daugh ters moved - from the district to the home of Mrs. Wodzewada's mother at Maecleay. They had lived in this community three years. Nearly every, grade school girl and boy above the fourth grade has been busy in the strawberry fields the past two weeks, some riding their bicycles as far as three miles S to work, but most of them were employed in home district fields. Mr. and Mrs. Harmshad had the misfortune to have the borers destroy the roots of their Mar shall berries so they were al most a total loss and will have to be plowed up. But their Cor ral lis berries were very tine with good yield. Walker also reported the best berries In several years. ' ' ' ' ' ? a fitlbn now bast prcmiuni vo have ever . i - OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oklahoma Woman Visits Mill Gty AMITY R?er. Earl Berg, form er pastor of the Baptist church of Amity, and his successor. Rev. John Molette of McMlnnvflle, were Amity callers Thursday. Rev. and Mrs. Berg : left Friday tor Idaho, where he- and Mrs. Berg will have charge of a summer as sembly and swimming pool near Kellogg. Rev. Molette will move to Amity this week and will as sume his duties as pastor of the Amity Baptist church Sunday, June If. Mr. and! Mrs. E. W. Groves, son, Elmer! and daughters, Mrs. Ernestine Pruck and Pearl Groves accompanied by Mrs. Leslie Cook, motored to Eugene Wednesday to attend the graduation of their daughter. Miss Martha Groves from the j Northwest Christian college. c Ina Pearl Allen, a member of the Hillsboro union high school faculty for the last IS years is spending the summer with her mother and sister, Mrs. Olive Allen and i Mlasf Valine Allen, southeast Of Amity. Pearl Groves,' a teacher in the schools of West Salem, is spending her summer vacation here at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. - E. W. Groves. 1 To Summer School j BETHEL The 4H club mem bers from Bethel, who win attend 4H summer school at Oregon State college, June 10 to 11, are Char lotte Haln, Freda Bucurench, Werna and Dorothea Froehtich, Coralee and Luella Nichols, Fred and Emma Pfennig. I j- namo for tha gascllno mada I''HW l&WW W lill.,l.IUi..W,, MII.H. II. NI.I !.!. HI ..U.,,! ..iiii.lU,! Oregon, Tuwdcrj Morning, Jun Lambs Judged . At Polk Show Wool Demonstrations, Dog Trials Are Featured at Monmouth MONMOUTH- TheL third an nual lamb show held here Satur day was -well attended but en tries were somewhat curtailed due to the rush of early hay and cherry harvest which prevented some exhibitors from, particlpat i4g. County Agent W. C. Leth and Claude Winegar, Monmouth chamber . of commerce represen tative, handled the show. The wool grading demonstration was given bjr o. M. Nelson of Oregon State college. Dr. Shaw of OSC Carved a! lamb carcass explaining the various cuts of meat and suggest ing ways of cooking. H. A. Lind gfen and O. M. Nelson of . OSC were Judges. I Winners In the commercial classy single lamb entry; were: j Justin Rowland, Rlckreall, trst; Don Rowland, Rlckreall, second; Justin Rowland, third; Wilbur ' Powell, Dallas, fourth; Don Rowland, fifth. Pen of three commercial lambs Don Rowland, first; i Justin Rowland,; second; Wilbur Powell, third; Jack Wells, Independence, fourth. Medium wool,; single lamb Eldon Riddell, Monmouth first and second; L. Durham, West Salem, third and fifth ;f if th; Jimmle Riddell, Mon mouth fourth; Joe Harland, Rlck rOill, hlixth. Medium wool, pen of three Eldon Riddell, first; J0e Harland, second; L. Durham, third;' Jimmie Riddle, fourth. j Long wools, single lamb Wil liam Riddell, Monmouth, first and second; Jimmie Riddell, Mon mouth, third and fifth; Bob Lor ence, Monmouth, fourth and sixth. Long wools, pen of three -4-WillIam Riddell, first; Bob Lprence, second; Jimmie Riddell, third; C. J. DeArmond, Mon mouth, fourth; John Lorence, Monmouth, fifth. Yearling long wools rams J. B. Lorence, Mon mouth, first; Jimmie Riddell, sec ond; c. J. DeArmond, third; Jim mie Riddell, fourth; C. J. De--rmoind, fifth. Long wools, pen of three Tarns Jimmie Riddell, first; J. B. Lorence, second. As a concluding feature sheep dOg trials were made on the grounds fronting the stadium of the new fairgrounds building group. Eight dogs were entered. The owners had asked for a dif ficult hunch of sheep to try their dogs en, and were , given two separate flocks of five yearling rams, each.' Not one dog cor riled ! the fighting rams. Taddie, a black shepherd, owned by Ed ward Gath of Turner put three sheep in the pen and was award ed first prise. O. N. F r u m of Halsey was awarded second place on his shepherd; G. Purdy, Port land,: third; Rea Frum of Browns ville, fourth, and A. C. Overland of Oswego, fifth. j ;;1 "r- Education Exhibit Prizes Aire Listed j LEBANON Prizes in the edu cational exhibit at the strawberry fair were awarded as follows: S(hoel prizes, class 1 and 1, Leb anon; class t, Shedd; class 4, Grand Prairie, Crowfoot and Lake view; class f. LaSalle, Mt. Hope and Tennessee. j Cut paper: Class 2, North Lebanon, South Lebanon, grade, 7; class 4, Grand Prairie; class i, LaSalle, RiverTlew and Tennes see. I ! j Ink: drawing Class 1, Alts Piaetsch, Florence Ray and Betty Whiteomb; class 2, Lebanon South: school; class 4, Crowfoot and Grand Prairie; class f, La Salle. 1 Crayons Class 1, Alta Paetsch, Lorelei Stewart, Dorothy Kauff manns class 2, Brian Connelly; class i, Shedd; class 4, Grand Prairie; class 5, Berlin, Mt. Hope and Tennessee. j Pencil shading Class 1, Betty Whiteomb; class f, Brian Con nolly and Kathryn Voegeleln; class 3. Shedd; class 4, Crowfoot ahoV Grand Prairie; class S, La Salle and Rlvervlew. j Painting Class 1, Alta - Paet schi, Florence Ray; class 2, Leb anon South school; class 4. Craw foot and. Grand Prairie; class S, 1 Tennessee. . .,4 . ,:- ' llr 1943 Eden Hails "Epic" Mi f ! i..... t . - Sir John Din and Anthony Eden Anthony Dill, war secretary, shown with Sir John DHL left, chief of the British imperial general staff, praises the British evacuation of Flanders in a broadcast to the IT. S., as-an "epic" rescue. More than four-fifths of the British expeditionary forces was saved, Eden said, Welcoming Party Given, Aiinisville AUMSVILLE Charles Malone who operates a general store here, has purchased the - Ralph Garbe house in .Aumsrille and plans to recondition it for a home. Mrs. Laura Clark of Superior, Wis., who has been spending the past two years at the home of her son In San Francisco,. Calif., is here for a visit at the home of her sister, Mrs. George Rebo. Mrs. Clark win visit her daught er In Minneapolis, Minn., en routs to her home in Wisconsin after leaving here.' - David Eastleurn Is building a new -cottage on his lots in the east part of town. The house is to be occupied by tenants when completed.' Mrs. Riley Fullenwlder of Los Angeles who has been here for a visit at the home of her mother, Mrs. Baslett, returned this week to her home. Another daughter, Mrs. Harry Spears, of Missoula. Mont.. 1s visiting Mrs. Baslett at this time. - Mrs. Betty Frank and two small children and Mrs. Jose phine 'Snider and three children of Mill City, were visitors this week at the home of Mrs. Olive Snider. ' Mr. and Mrs. Claris Oalllford and Mr.-and Mrs. J. W. Gulllford left Saturday afternoon for Eu gene in response to word re ceived from there of the sudden death of Mrs. Claire Gulllford's father, who passed away at Eu gene, Friday. Farmers News ROBERTS Fanners Union met Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Johnston. N. A. Kenney, was given the obligation and received as a mem ber of the local. Report on Sa lem warehouse activities, showed a substantial increase in business. Next meeting will be at Roberts July 9. SPRING VALLEY The meet ing of the Spring Valley Farmers Union set for June 12 has been postponed until June .21 when .the reports of the state convention will be given. AUMSVILLE The Farmers' Union wCl meet at the Oodlove aalL Tuesday night at t o'clock. r . - r Ihxi hr pcrforr.:nco v;3 Isvib yea to czzy ihs thrill cf a fc:I so tzr sup:rf:r to crJlnzry E!r,I c.:5 Ycu c:3 c:tt' D to do t!:::;s f:r ; c ? r J cr.:L!:n S!:r.drd'5 "Svprzo"! STfliiDflno J 'J , , -BmiMi - Merchant Buys House, Aujnsville MILL CITY Mrs. T. A. Bray of Blackwell, Okla., Is visiting in Mill City with her sisters, Mrs. Louise Kennedy and Mrs. Virginia LitteUer. The 90 and 9 Men's Bible class of the Church of Christ Is giv ing a father and son banquet June 14 at 7 p. m. Rev. Traxler of Stayton will be the speaker. James Gerbler was injured in a logging camp Monday and Is confined to his home. , The Happy Hour Sewing club met Thursday at the home of Mrs. J. Plymale. The afternoon was spent with sewing. Lunch wss served by the hostess. Members and guests present were-: Mrs. George Schwab, Mrs. Ed Haynea, Mrs. Walter Lusy, Mrs. C. A. Bruder, Mrs. Zelma Ball, Mrs. W. J. Robinson, Mrs. Otto Gurt sen, Mrs. James Swan, . Mrs. Charles Sullivan, Mrs. SIg Jensen,- Mrs. Laura Cherries, Mrs. Clyde Golden, Miss rGace Golden. Former- Lebanon Resident Quits -Post as LEBANON Lebanon friends have heard that a) former resi dent. Judge Earl B. Day of Jack son county, has resigned the posi tion of county judge In order to devote himself entirely to obtain ing contributions to counties in lieu of taxes on federally owned income-producing property. The Oregon delegation in congress has Introduced a bill to require the federal government to pay taxes on Income-producing forest lands. It Is said that Judge Day will work for the Association of Oregon County Officers In behalf of this legislation. Oscar Ohm who has been em ployed in the Gogl shoe shop has gone to Corvallie to a position of the same, kind. Mrs. Guy Parker passed the ex amination given In Salem June 4th tor real estate brokers. Rev. L. p. Furman, Mrs. Pearl Welnert; Mr. and Mrs.' W. L. Grove, Moreva Rodenburger and Ruth Bllyeu returned 'Friday night from Salem where - they attended all of the meetings of the state convention of -the ' As sembly of God churches. Over JO others drove down for spe cial services, the largest number going the last day for the young people's convention which was the concluding session.' vo 'two n:r.:d it oit conpnny .'hi.-- Dayton Graduates Hear Dean Powers Marilyn Grabenhorst Is Valedictorian for 1 Class of 27. ; i . DAYTON The Dayton Union high school graduation exercises were held Friday night at the high school. There were 27 in the, Mas. Alfred Powers, dean and dirortn of extension work at Oregon State college, delivered the address. Marilyn Grabenhorst was vale dictorian and Paggy Shetburne, was salutatorlan. Processional was by Robert Ma- gee; Invocation, Rev. Floyd R. Sartu: senior awards -Dick Bovd. orincinal: Dresentatlon of 'diDlo- mas, E. grabenhorst. The gradu ating class mt or Zl seniors in cludes Harrv Burch. Dorcas Burn side, Mary Clark,, Rodney Clark, Dwaine Farmer. Marilyn 'Grab enhorat, Lodema Hackwotth. Alice Hilllg. , Thelma " Lock wood. Darrell Maxwell, Alton May, Betty McCormlck, Elsie Mitchell, Riedamae Nelson, Arlius Nutt- orock. ? , Shirley Schroeder, Peggy' She burne, Landis- Slon. Vivian Slon, Kenneth Siaco. Thelma' Terrr. PhyUis Todd, V Floyd Versteeg, Wendell willard, , Gladys Wirfs, Lynn Wright, Phyllis Wright. -. i - i i in f i With Inebration SILVERTON Two cases were brought before Justice Alt O. Nel son Saturday and warrants were issued for two additional ones. E. Emahler, state police, was pri vate prosecutor In all cases. ' la the first' Leland Sarf f was fined 25 and given a 30-day jail sentence on a charge of Intoxi cation on a highway. The Jail sentence was suspended upon pay ment of fine and costs,! and the provision that he stay , sober and obey all laws for one year. " la the second case R. Glynn Whippo waa given a S10O fine and a 30-day Jail sentence on a charge of driving while drunk. His jail sentence was suspended under the same provision as that for Sarff. i ' , . Warrants were Issued for the arrest, of Maurice Bihford, on a defective brake charge, and John Albano, on overweight load. Dayton Girl Is Welcomed Home AUMSVlLLE Ida Welsenhaus. who has been at the home of her grandmother in Tacoma for sev eral months, has .returned , to the home of her parents, Mr. and , Mrs. Charles Welsenhaus. Satur day night a group of young friends gathered, at her, home for a welcome home party. I Attend ing the party were Ida Welsen haus, Betty White, Dorptby Dsl ke, Florence Dalke, Grace Ash ford, Marian Rowland, Violet Warthen, Julia Hagens, Blanche Welsenhaus, v Violet . Welsenhaus, Esther Voget, Irwin Welsenhaus and Loretta Welsenhaus. , Guests this week at the home of Mrs. Susie' Ransom Were Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson, Amity; Mrs. Edith Hughes, Astoria;1 Mr. and1 Mrs. Lief Erlcson and son, Clayton Ericson, Miss Carolyn Ransom, Mr. and ; Mrs. Claude Simpson, Mrs. Clyde Bllsser, Port land. Doris Neptune, Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Richards were weekend guests at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Powell, . at; Drain. 'Robert Peterson is spending a week at the home of his grand- , parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Pet erson. 1 I ': Julia Hagens of Salem visited over the weekend at toe home of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Warthen. 1 ; ' j ' Townscndcrs to Meet , AUMSBILLE The Townsend club will meet Thursday night in the school dining room for a busi ness and social night. Turner and Stayton clubs will be guests. The public , is Invited. . Ice cream and cake'will be served. . . i - - -7 of ' cmiFonnin- ",..-:.,i...... Charged