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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1940)
rhm OSEGON STATESMAN. Salem, Orecjon. Thmwdaj Morning. December 19. 1343 FAGS TWELVE Damper Fails on Silvertou Youngsters m Closing Felt As No Panacea Haycsvillo News Home Until Flu Wanes HAYESV1LLE The Hayes vllle Baptist Sunday school -will hold lt Christmas exercises Sat urday night beginning; at 7:30 Cooperation Asked Parents o'clock. : CommuBUy -in Keeping Children at jciub win hold n regular meet ing; Friday night at the achool bouse. The school children -will BILVERTON School rooms at nreaent the program. Ellverton had a definitely sad aiM n.rrav WBO underwent pearance Tuesoay inorning as i maj0r opration at the Dea- wtMn w. . "V. ? coness hospital rriaay, is aoie Chrsltmas trees, most of which JJT. visitors. bad not been completely mantled. At tne meeting of the 4H ,The order to ciose scneoi won- cooki cluD .Hayeaville Chefs day night, while not a surprise EJsIe tettler aild wanda Wool- io leacners, came riuw auuueu- d dM demonstrated making rolls. ly to the younger group, wno naa Tere wl be n0 more BYPu anticipated holiday programs and meetlng8 at the HayesTille church we uu4 until January 6. ngmccuuiiBi. The time, school authorities re port, will have to be made up as the order to close did not come from the health authorities. School officials, like health au thorities', felt that closing would likely not do much toward cur- tailing the gain ot the illness. But a classes were so sparsely attend ed and as there were many chil dren in school who were not well enough to attend, school officials 1 felt that it would be best to close. ' In some of the grade classes less than a dozen children were In attendance and the proper standard of work could not be maintained. " Parents are being asked to keep their children at home as much as ppsslble until the siege" of flu Is on the wane. :,' - - - Knell Congratulates SILyERTON Earl Snell.r sec retary of state, haa "written Dr. A. L. V, Smith, secretary of Silyer ton'a Safety council compliment ing Sllverton upon its work in the Interest of safety. . Certainly," said Snell, "there Is no organization that can pay greater dividends tban one by which a life may be saved or a serious accident prevented." Snell stated that he had placed the matter of furnishing Silverton speaker for the Thursday night meeting of the local Safety Coun cil m the bands of Stanley Church, state director of traffic safety. Church has been a popular speaker at two recent programs at Sllverton. Mayor Zetta Schia dor is chairman of Silverton's Safety council. Mayor Schlador is spending a few days at Portland this week but will return in time to attend the Safety council meeting. Pageant Offered SILVERTON Complete plans have been made for the Christ ma program to be given at the Methodist church. The Sunday school is offering a pageant un der the direction ot llrs. Harold Davis, supported by the choir, under the direction of Fred Bak er. The time has been set for 6 o'clock Sunday. The pageant is "Why The Chimes Rang," by Elisabeth Mc Fftdden and the scenes are a woodcutter's cottage and the chancel of a great cathedral of leas; ago. Music was written especially for the pageant. Taking part are June Baker, Patricia Rice, Karl Haberly, Mrs. Davis, Norman Naegli, Mrs. Ed ward Terry, Betty Williams, Lee Qriftde, Margery Baker, Dick Bailey, June Hagedorn and W. P. Seerth. Special scenery is being arrang ed end there will be special light tea effects. Interest Evident In light Contest WOODBURN M u c h Interest ha been shown In the Christmas lighting contest sponsored by the Woodburn Rotary club. This Is the third annual outdoor Christmas decoration contest sponsored by the Rotarlans. The club is offerin- a total of $20 In prizes for the best outdoor decorations, which bare oeen di vided into seven classifications as follows: entrance, windows, trees. shrubbery, yard surrounding home, novelty and commercial or business establishment. AH displays had to be registered and up last Monday ana are ugni ed every night until after Christ Lyons Nows LYONS Mr. and Mrs. Yerl Miller of Portland spent Satur day and Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Hallin. Private George Hallis. who has been stationed at Fort Mc- Cord, visited Saturday night at the home of his parents. He was enroute to Oakland where he haa been transferred. Joann Crabtree, a student nurse at the Good Samaritan hospital, spent Friday night at .the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Crabtree. She was ac companied by Richard Lankow also of Portland. Mr and Mrs. Ed 8pa and da.irzb.tera. Jacdulin and Marl yand, spent Saturday night and Sunday visiting relatives la Portland. Mrs. Clyde Br easier and Mrs. Helen Eauer and daughter Eve lyn Mae visited in Salem recent ly. Mrs. Bauer visited with her mother. Mrs. Dorothy Jones, and Mrs. Bressler at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hester. Rickey School Is Planning Pageant RICKEY A Christmas pro-.-m will be siven Friday night at the school house by the school children. a feature number will be "Star of the East" by the upper grade girls, with Gean Brown as soloist and Robert Gilbert vlo- ilnlst. Mill Gty Plant Installs Planer ALBANY C C. . Morrow of Mill City was an Albany visitor Monday oft ft brief business trip. While In the city he also called at the Fayette Lake home. The Mor rows and Lake were former neighbor when the latter lived in Mill City where they published the Mill City Logue. Morrow renorted that the Mill City Lumber company la install ing; several pieces of new machin ery among which is a new planer unit. The mill Is doing well and has a pond full of logs at present which means that the workmen will have steady work inspite of the freezing weather. Mrs. Morrow who haa been ill for several week following-an at tack of pneumonia is reportea to be slowly Improving, as also 1 Floyd Shepherd who has been confined to bis . borne a number of weeks with pneumonia follow ed by other complications. - Portland Families Visit Jefferson JEFFERSON, Mr. and Mrs. Lin coln Waterman of Portland spent the week-end visiting at the heme of Mrs. Waterman' parents, Mr. nil Mr a nharlea IfcKee. Joe Car roll accompanied them to Jeffer son for ft weekend visit with bis grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. McKee. . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harvey of Portland were guests Sunday and Uondiv. Tisitinsr Mrs. Harvey's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mc Kee and other relative. Appears, Walt Whooping Cough J School i GERVAIS Attendance at the high school which" was reported as fift-per eat of the enrollment last week, dae to Illness, waa re ported ay'to 7S per cent Monday morning. . " . j There were flreTreported absent on account of . whooping cough Louia J. TJhr hammer.. high school principal, waa confined to hi home the last of the week with, the flu. but was able to return to school Monday. . Sprained Ankle Confine HAZEL GREEN Kenneth, Bayne is confined to the house by a severely sprainea anxie. - . i i . fk ft i A . i -v . A - I . aw fir Albany Schools To Remain Open ALBANY School authorities eff the Albany achool district have decided not to close the schools, despite the fact approximately ift pupils are absent from class es) because of illness. The deci- seaa. was also partly due to the fjsjet that there are only four days left before the schools close for ' the Christmas holidays. The schools, Madison and Cen tre!, each reported about SO per set ef the number of pupils en rol ted are absent. Madison had It? absentees on Monday and Central 109. The high school re , "verted 14 per cent absentees. With an enrollment of S44 in this school there were 128 pupils ab sent, a Maple school conditions were prejctkelly normal, only 1C chil dren being absent. Thisis approx taeetety 9 percent of the enroll vat, which carries only the first eta grades.' i Wo severe cases ot illness were rted by th e authorities. tarn School to Continue la Spite of Flu JEFFERSON T here is still gOenty et cold and flu in town and e stay children and three teachers evbeent from claaaea Monday. There was some talk of closing achool because ox so much but Tuesday morning the decided to keep the school aatll the Christmas vacation. Ucst Salem News WEST SALEM The Klng weed Garden club 1 having a Christmas party at the home of Sxa, James Monaco this alter adult At the. 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