Th. OBEGOH STATESMAN. Solam. Orajon. Yttanaat Morning, imcmmw i.
Roberts Gives
Yule
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Program get for School on
Thursday Night; 411 dub
Makes Improvement ..
ROBERTS The. Roberts school
Will hold Its Christmas program
tomorrow nignt at a ocioea m
the grange halL
. Thft nroirr'am folio we:
- Music, "Roberts orchestra; wel-r
come, James Petersen.
-at Earth Children. Robert
Howland and Opal Howland. chil
dren' of Topsy-Turvy Lana; bceia.
JLeu .jean rsruce, unci, uwiso
7.n Hinder: "Mom. Darlene Clary;
Dad, "-Jerry Kleen: Marg (grand
mother) Zelda iiaray; spanaiy
utrnn nmrf Risteen: teacher.
Donald Dreea: Clantr Sauce. Eve
lyn Hanson; Gother Moose, Dora
.Bohanan;, fairy. Sadie Wiegienda;
a fa a !" ww - a a.
greenies, Aioeri nan son, iiayum
Ornhorn and -Melford Hoar.
Chorns"Star ot t h e East;"
niam Tli Tina,! " fifth mil
Play. "Too Much Christmas.
Cast: Johnnie Rossman. Daryl
'Ross: T h e o Rossman, Joyce
Shame: Phil Rossman. Steve Zur
' Under: Mother Rossman, Lena
Hanson; Father, Donald Graves;
Aunt Letty. Jo Ann cater; ur
Warn. Clifford Sharpe; Gwen
dolm. Mary Sharpe. Song, "Lnlla
bv Lane."
Plavlett. "Wanted. A Grand
son." Cast: Grandpa, Harry Zur-
linder; Lize, Donald Drees; Fred,
Henry Hanson; eight other grand
Ani. Albert Hanson. Melford
Hoar, Daryl . Ross, Bill Bohanan,
George Zurllnden, Robert How
land. Robert Risteen. Jerrv Kleen.
Play, "Interrupted Wedding."
r?at: Mr. T. Eenv Weenr Richard
Ross; book keeper, Robert Ris-
Oldest Postmaster Retires
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Garden Qub Has
Qoverdale Meet
Members Hold Exchange of
Gifts; Missionary Sings
Japanese Songs
CLOVERDALE The Better
homes and Garden club- met
Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Robert Hunsaker for its regular
monthly meeting.
After the business session,
members had an exchange of gifts
which - were vases or sometning
pertaining to flowers. '
Later Mrs. Madden, iormeny
a missionary in Japan, sang sev
eral ' Japanese songs, inciuaing
the Japanese national anthem, ' a
lullaby and a 'hymn. -
Two camellia -shrubs were pre
sented to , Mrs. Katie Abrens.
former president, and to -Mrs.
Rohert Hnniaker for 'her new
home.
The baaaar eemmlttee report
ed , that the Garden elub made
ll A9 kt'tko Vect laxiaTi The
vice . president, Mrs. kisio nmis
aker.. presided due to the Illness
of Mrs. -Walter. Miller., ...
Refreshment! .were eerTed to
Mrs. Roy Stender, Mrs. Art Rob
ertson, Mrs. Joe Morris, Miss
Helen Reeta. Mrs. ' Nellie Hamil
ton, Mrs. Fred cbifferer, Mrs.
John Schlfferer, Mrs; Ted White
head, Jr., Miss Ratio Ahrras,
Mrs. George Crame, Mrs. -High
Webb. Mrs. L. K. Henaleo. Mrs.
Joe MeKlaaey. Mis Vabel Walk
er, Mr Tom Webb, Mrs. A. H.
Hennles; Mrs. Fay Webb, Mrs.
Mary Ball. Mrs. Merle O. Pearson,
Mrs. Warren" Pohle, Mrs." Emir
Ban, Mrav: Alice Chance Miss
Ross Ahrens, Mrs. Louis Henntes
Mrs. Stanley Rlrbea, rt.'. Eddie
Ahrens, . Mrs. Jim Bones, Mrs.
Don Neal. Mrs. Frank Ensor and
Mrs. Madden. . ; -r
The" Jaa nary ineetiag - will : b
held, at the homo of - Mrs.. Nellie
Hamilton. , : r
Ham zaui Anniversarr
RICKEY Mr, and Mrs. Adolph
celebrated their 26th weddlnf an
niversary Sunday.
Philco Badio
RXCl.I8IviB DEALER
Leonard D. Redflekl, who believes his 44 years 'or service as postmas
ter or Benson, Ariz., Is longer than that of any other postmaster
la MAar rotlrinir nnnn Temchlnir the aire or 70. He went
J f ... " - 1 " .
to Arizona a a child of seven in a covered wagon and carried the
mail on horseback on a 218-mile round trip twice a week through
Indian-infected country when he was only 12 years old. AP Tele-
mat.
Silverton Auxiliary Prepares Gift
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Box for INeedy; Aid Oiven Veterans
ctt vPRTftV Mrs fs A Pitnpv nresided at a brief
Ross; hook Keeper, Kooen k- u..w. , 7 i -m- n
teen; Tippy Twinkle, Jean Car- business meeting of the American legion auxiliary jno. ,
run, ouiMitii. uuu.iu n..Wvj I loilOwing xne viirisuiuB ivuoj 6'"" -. -Edward
Petersen, Virgil Herrick, Heldengtrom is secretary and Mrs. I
nuuvik " ' I Del Barber treasurer.
Raymond Orsborn; bride doll, ... hae
Sharon Bewley; groom doll. Fred- aa hni,kpt for
erick Bruce; maid of honor doll, f, 'd " Sn tar thl
Gladys Howland; bishop doll, a needy 1 made up by the
, v memDers. .naienai nuuum
jacK vaier. i v. n tv, naw nlto
"A Christmas Exercise." Cast: " " UD ' . 1 . V.ndker
Jerald Grave.,' Frank Papenfus, has Lb een o J."
Myron Hoar, Vance HenKei, oy VV-k". A r.nni1(1
Bohanan, Robert Clary, Robert Pr"' Mr- "Ub.eh renort of
Bohanan. Loren Sharpe. ot Portland, with the report or
Closing recitation, Stanley Bew- the membership.
iev Mrs. Dewey Allen told of Zelma
The 4H club Sentinels put up Dale being- in ai me ohychu..
' -w-l X -. l.nV In I t..r,!lol MrD A 1 I.Prfald. hOSDital
new lUCtTCB BUU i;vav li no u I - - -
cloak room, adding greatly to its chairman, reported on gifts lor
I . - tl2m tn ilia T)Mfr
two veteran lamium iu .
land gift shop and of the past
presidents' club's holiday ozona
tions. Mrs. Lewis Han, reunug
president of th Marion county
council, told of .the meeting at
Stayton and the Mt, Angei visi
tation. Mrs. A. J. Titui, welfare chair
man, told of Thanksgiving bas-
1 .11 nr n f.mtHai
bot, r nin I k lur lbu i.iiiiiilu,
OTlVTrtW fitavtnn'n T.lttlA . .. ' . rk'.:.in.. .Ii,
ui.w- . I dOllS Sent lOr 1Uloiuino vuo.,,
TUn.t.A l!.Ann la nrffontTlnr fln I . ... i . . i , A H aViIIaii
A IkrOLtC VKWUf I QOSPHai gill SUUWer 1U1 1,JIU1L1
old-fashioned Christmas caroling and numerous other aids where
Stayton Children
Are Guests, Club
Lions to Give Youngsters
Party ; Christmas Light
Committee Named
annearance.
A 4H skating party was held
Thursday at Capitola.
Stayt
on Theatre
Group Plans Play
in idVa nlaf Christmas Eve.
The Little Theatre Group have
presented their first play, "Night
Must Fall," and are planning to
give -another play in a month or
tha need was evident
Mrs. Clifton Dickerson, report-Jno-
for th Junior Girls, told of
installing officers to? the Salem
group, tneir preparing nuiu
i w w i- - basaev ior urisi.uii"
. "Night Must Pall," which was callyf Bending 20 pairs of stock-
a melodrama, was directed by lnB and three dressed dolls for
J - T . n .nnn.n.Ofl tlV .... . . 1 -
Eunice Jordan and sponsored by
the Stavton Lions club for the
children's Christmas tree benefit
The following were on the cast
Lord Chief Justice, Hubert Saal- nettIn 5 85
fi. Un Ttrimmn Mrs. Minnie t n .
tha. hiirirn of veterans nomei,
sending color boobs and stuffed
toys to the Fairvie whome at Sa
lem and putting on a candy sale
Honored guests at the meeting
. m m
worn Mn. KmMt liimiD, SHI B.
Betty Heidenstrom
Morgan.
taA' Mn. Rramson Mrs. Minnie
nvjcr, uiumi ww. were Mrs. trne-i dunu,
dan; Hubert Laurie, Boyd Edi- jfred Lunde, Thelma Lockwood,
son: Nurse Libby, Mrs. Marcelle nptf- Heidenstrom and Maxine
Rrrer: Mrs. Terrence. Miss Pad
dy Mechen; Dora Parkoe, Lavene
Marking; Inspector Belslze, Clem
Crane; Dan, Clyde Boyer.
A full house witnessed the play
and much was realized for the
benefit of the Christmas party.
Bible Teacher Is
Hospital Patient
ctt X T T" T v XT PlariflM Rm V-
Diuiiiniun t Tne next meeung ui uw ui
ger, who has been instructor of club wllj be a Christmas party to
the bible classes in Silverton's !o.h. th. home of Mrs. Matt
publie school will submit to a ma- Geston. Each woman Is asked to
Jor operation at Portland toaay. brlng a Bman glft to be exchanged
She had planned on entering u Jn a gral, basket
nospiui jwi. --
vented from doing so by an attack
of influenza.
xt -a naivnr Rrokke i Clara Lar
win take over the bible
iiui when school opens the
t first of the year and will continue
until Miss Bragger is a Die to re
' turn.
Detroit Schools
Closed, Epidemic
niPTnoiT Detroit schools
closed Friday due to the flu epi
demic. Otis White ana lvan lcaes
of the teaching staff are in, as
are a great number of the children
The next meeting of the laaies
Grangers' News
STAYTON The annual Christ
mas party for children, . sponsor
ed by the Stayton Lions club.
will be held December 21.
The following committees have
been appointed: Matinee, L. E.
Spraker, Gilbert Schachtsick and
Hub Saalfeld; candy distribution.
V. R. Tuel, L. H. Wright and
Santa Claus. The band will fur
nish music for the occasion.
The Lions are also sponsoring
an outdoor cnristmas ngniing
contest again this year. Mer
chants are donating cash and
other prizes for the winners.
Classifications for the contest are
commercial, civic and residential.
Th club has erected a large
tree at the intersection of Third
and Ida streets and is lighting
it with varl-colored lights with a
large star in the top.
The outdoor lighting commit
tee is headed by R. P. Grady.
assisted by Clifford Likes and
Laurance Siegmund. Judges will
be selected later. Last year ten
rnm m erclal and 17 residential
entries entered the lighting con
test.
An address written by E. B.
McNaurhton. president of the
First National bank of Portland,
was read by L. H. Wright at the
business meeting recently.
The secretary was directed to
write a letter expressing the ap
preciation of the fire depart
ment's efforts in combatting the
fire which destroyed one of the
business buildings recently.
A gift exchange will be held
at the next meeting which will
be December 23.
wnnnmmN Woodburn
grange accepted an invitation to
visit Buttevllle grange ana num
Joint installation of officers at a
meeting Saturday nignt, Decem
ber 21. Mrs. George Sweaney is
the newly-elected master of the
Woodburn grange.
Plans were discussed at the
last meeting for the building of
a woodshed and porcn on i n e
haoh- nf the arance hall and If
a -m ik. v.ai.V Chavtha h Am ivin a naw nlcrnnm and
Thursday, shortly after noon when I porch on the front of the bulld-
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a spar aroppea on u ing.
m088. " I Members and their families are
Mrs. Bheythe was alone at me planning a unristma n"j
time but managed to extinguish oyster supper to be held In the
the blaze before It had made much grange hall Thursday night at 8
progress. tocioca.
Fire Is put Out
By Peede Woman
PEDEE- Fire caught in the
Lutef isk Dinner
Set at Woodburn
WOODBURN The ladies of
the Immanuel Lutheran church
have completed plans for their
annual lnteflsk dinner to be serv
ed this Saturday at the Lutheran
hull Maoia will be served from
11:30 to 1:30 o'clock and at 5:30
until ft o'clock.
The general chairman for the
dinner is Mrs. L. Gordon Souier-
holm. Mrs. H. Haroldson is chair
man of the dining room commit
tee. She will be issa etsdbcmfwy
tee. She will be assisted Dy Airs.
Mel Johnson and Mrs. Clara Con
ner. Mrs. Sig Undseth is chairman
of the kitchen committee.
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Lutheran Gives
Program Sunday
SILVERTON The Christmas
nroeram at the Immanuel Luther
an church will be given Sunday
night at 7:30 o'clock altnougn
in pins- of carols will begin at
7:10 and continue until the pro
gram begins.
The "Birth of Christ" will be
given at a candle light program
with the choir and the Sunday
school working together. Jonas
Byberg directs the cnoir wnne tne
Sunday school work Is under the
supervision ot Esther Nordstrom
and Hannah Olson.
Stayton Woman Is
111 at Deaconess
ST A VTflW Mn Felix T.
Wrleht of Stavton. who has been
seriously 111 at her home for
nm time, la critically 111 In 'the
Deaconess hospital In Salem. She
Is unable to receive visitors at
thla time. " - ' :
She is the wife of the owner
and Atterator of the truck line
from Detroit to Salem. He also
operates .the Railway Express
agency and - Is In the Insurance
business in Stayton. They have
one son, Loel Beach Wright, who
Fred Meyer
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