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. i 4 Parties Anrangcd For North Howell NORTH HOWELL. The , first meeting of the year for the North I Howell rranfce home economic! j club was held Thursday afternoon at the grange hell with Mrs. Wayne Straehan presiding eed M rs. C EL Waltman . and Mrs. Martha Vlaton hostesses. Coatlnaatlon of the social night ard parties was decided and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Waltman were appointed to act as general w perrlsors for the season with a pedal lonch committee for each occasion. The first one sched uled is for Thursday night, Jan uary If. at the grange hall with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Strachan and Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Beer erring. Women are asked to bring sandwiches. A low fee will be charged for playing. Committees appointed by the chairman to serve during the coming year are quilt. Mrs. M. A. Dunn. Mrs. W. M. Oddie and Mrs. F. B. Kurre; tea towels, Mrs. Thomas Bump and Mrs. W. II. Stevens; aprons. Mrs. C. E. Walt man and Mrs. H. C. Espe. Officers named for the year were rlee-chalrman, Mrs. R. A. Beer; aecretary, Mrs. Martha Vin ton; treasurer, Mrs. K. D. Coom ler; lecturer, Mrs. A. T. Cllne." Following the business session Mrs. K. D. Coomler gave a brief talk on her recent trip east. Bas ket wearing and first aid work were discussed, and a set of pot tey presented to Mrs. C. E. Walt man, outgoing president, by club members. Johnston Funeral To Be Wednesday 6CIO Funeral serrlces for Harry Johnston, Sg, will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Scio Christian church. Interment win be In the Scto cemetery where his parents and ther relatives are burled. Harry Johnston died Sunday might at :iO at the Deaconess hospital In Salem. He was born In Scotland November 4, 1872. coming to the United States with his parents when he was four years old. . Johnston, who was a killed mechanic, had lived all ot his life in and around Sclo. Surrirors are his widow. Ber tha; three sons, David W., Wil bur and Ralph, all of Sclo. Union Hill Home Ec Members Meet UNION HILL Mrs. W. F. Krenz was hostess to the Union Hill grange Home Economics clab at her home at Victor Point Wednesday afternoon, and Mrs. Carrie Townsend was appointed on the club membership commit tee for the year. Roll call was an answer to per sonal accomplishments during H4. Present were. Mrs. Carrie Townsend. Mrs. H. E. Hubbard. Mrs. Floyd Fox and Frances. Mrs. Paul Jaquet, Mrs. H. H. Peters. Mrs. W. M. Tate, Mrs. C. C. Carter. Mrs. V. D. Scott, Mrs M. M. GUmour. Mrs. John Steln- berger and Mrs. Krenz. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. C. C. Carter. Meeting Arranged For Garden Club WQODBURN The Woodburn Garden club will meet Tuesday night In club rooms of the city library. George Timm will be in charge ot the program. Members will answer roll call by giving a gardes resolution for the new year. The flower arrangement con test will feature green bouquets and Mrs. H. C. Beaman and Mrs. J. W. Richards will be hostesses. Ed Barrett. 'who owns and operates a delivery, service, has taken aver the milk route of Cart's Dairy In Woodburn and Hubbard. Hits 1941 of Marion County Goes Home TDANHA Mrs. Floyd Curtis and baby daughter eame home Wedaesday from the Salem Dea- eoaeaa hospital, where little Miss Curtis was reported to be Marion county's first 141 baby. Lebanon Nowo LEBANON Mrs. Hazel Robl soa and Murray Vaughn were married December 29 In Vancou ver. Wash., and are now- living on East Oak street. Dolores Harnett won first and Beverley Brown second place In the sale of tuberculosis pins ac cording to the report of Mrs. Al bert Simons. The - donkey bssketball game sponsored by the Lions club added nearly 259 ta the fund for the purchase of new uniforms for the high school band. William Emery ot Lebanon and Doaald Celbry now of Tangent. have aaltsted tn the navy. Mr. and Mrs. Tracy McTtm monds, who recently celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. want ta California with their. son. Chaaneey. 1 who came north for tha event They will stay there for much of. the winter. Mrs. Eva Lepperaon, who came from Canada at the time of the death of her father, E. F. Mels- aner, has returned. Chaster Olcott ot the firm of Warden aad Olcott, bas returned from a month's tour of duty with the Atlantic fleet. As a member of the naval reserve he was as signed ta thfl TJSS Wtchlta daring maneuvers atf the southeastern ; -amvnauii SArvssosisaeea Earlier Shelling, oi Bardia Is .. a -v . .. ' . According to tne caption accompanying- this pic ture, taken earlier in the war, a British warship is shelling Bardia, in background. Taken with a tele Grangers' Nowo NORTH HOWELL At the reg ular meeting of North Howell grange Friday night, retiring Mas ter Orton Hilflker Installed offi cers who were unable to go to Macleay a week ago. These were Mrs. Thomas Bump, secretary; Mrs. W. M- Oddie. treasurer; Mrs. A. T. Cline, lecturer; Joe Russ, steward; Dan Van Brock- ltn, gatekeeper; Mrs. H. C. Espe, Ceres; and Nell Hilflker. Flora. Serving on the supper commit tee were Mrs. K. D. Koomler and Mrs. W. M. Oddie. Because of the prevalence of colds and a business engagement, officers' attendance was small and new committees will be named at the February meeting. A special effort Is asked of local members to attend Pomona grange In Sllrerton Wednesday. LIBERTY The Red Hills grange will meet In the grange hall Tuesday night. A covered dish dinner will be served at C:30 p.m., which will be followed by the showing of. a health film by the Marlon county health depart ment. The public Is invited. Rites Conducted . For Sckiewe Girl MOLALLA Funeral services were held Monday at 1:30 at the Everhart chapel for Elisabeth S. Schtewe, IS, who was born at Clarke district September 7, 1922 and died early Friday fol lowing a major operation at an Oregon City hospital. She was a graduate ot Molalla union high school in the class of 1110. Surviving her are the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Schiewe; three brothers, Fred, Gilbert and Wilbert; one sister. Elenora, all at home; her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lindeu of Oregon City. Study Series Is Sety February 6 SILVERTON HILLS The Sil- verton Hills grange Home Econ omics club Is planning a series of studies of food nutrition with Mrs. C. S. Chrlstopherson and Mrs. J. H. Maulding in charge. The first ot the meetings will be held on February C. Mrs. Henry Duval was hostess Thursday at an all-day meeting at the community hall when mem bers of the Home Economics club were special gnests of the Silver- ton Hills Sewing clnb. The dsy was spent In making quilts for un derprivileged families. Susannah Ott Buried At Hubbard HUBBARD Mrs. Susannah Ott was burled from the HnhhirH Congregational church Sunday af ternoon, sasannaa Alwine was born in Elkhart. Ind.. February 14. 185S. and married Tillman Ott December 2i, 1178. moving to Oregon wttn their four chil dren in 1899. Mr. Ott died In 11Z. She leaves to mourn her ni lne a daughter. Mrs. Edith Paint. er ot Salem, W. E. Ott of Rose- ourg ana siuton ott or Portland Benefit Sponsored By Dallas Local DALLAS The Dallas IEU lo cal Is sponsoring a benefit dance at the armory on Saturday night. January 25. Mnsic will be furn ished by Wilson's orchestra. Money raised from the dance will be used for the organisation's community welfare work. Homemakers Class Set LEBANON Wednesday night at 7:30 o'clock In the home eco nomics building at the high school women Interested-la4 a course -in homemakers problems will meet with Marian FarrelL who will hare such a class once a 'week tor ten weeks. The .subject will be chosen at the- first meeting. Townsend Clnb Elects i ATJMSYILLE The I Townsend clab met Thursday night at the club - rooms. The principal busi ness feature was election of offi cers for the new year; who ara president. F. A. Garbe; . - .tiea preeideat. Mrs. M. GuIUford; ee-retary-rreasarar. Otto Fussav v."--: ..it i, l-,-y-: -.. v .. scopic lens, the picture shows the cliffs in back ground, manned probably by Italian batteries. The British later captured the rital Libyan port. Catholic Young 1 People to Meet SUBLIMITY At a recent meet ing of the Catholic Toung People clab the following were elected off leers (or the ensuing rear:! Harold Wolf reelected presi dent; Ralph Lulay, rice-president: Walter Breltensleln reelected sec retary; Leo Susbauer reelected treasurer; Donald Lulay. -marshal; Rita Snsbaner reporter; Herbert Lulay reelected speaker. Tuesday night there will be a joint meeting and social with the Catholic Young People's club of Stayton at the CF hall. Sublimity. Work has also begun for the pre sentation of a comedy drama, "An Arizona Cowboy." by mem bers of the club. Phone Directors j Elected at Meet AUMSVILLE The telephone company stockholders met Wednesday night at the city hall and elected as directors for the one year term Roy Porter and Charles Colvin; two year term. David Eastburn and William For gey; three year term, Lee Hlgh berger and F. A. Garbe. Mrs, , William Forgey enter tained the Women's club Thurs day afternoon. The time was spent with needlework and visit ing. Attending were Mrs. F. W. Potter. Mrs. T. P. Otto. Mrs. D. W. Lamb, Mrs. C. F. Heln. Min nie Peterson, Mrs. Ernest Towle and Mrs. Klein. Woodburn Council To Buy Wood WOODBURN At the meeting of the Woodburn eity council Tuesday, George Beach city re corder was authorised to buy necessary wood to heat the city hall. The council also voted to pay Perry Williams, who has been city marshal the past four months. 15 to reimburse him for having a telephone Installed while he held this office. Variety Spice - 4 ' i jl i riTi i i nasi isni'l"M m.ai'i T tvilhav Nengta, left, wearing aaytasee bolero treek; Neagla. wen-dressed Bnrllsh motion picture actress, believes that anyone, can wear any type tf dttn tt aba coes shout It the right way. Va riety Is the spice of smartness: In cioUses. in Mas Neagie's estimation. At the moment she la very fond of bolero, and ta the three pictures above aha is shown wearing three different types of that kind of costume. Al left she is shown In a peasantUkt bolero frock designed by Edward Stevenson. It is snada of aright royal bio pique with white Woo ytppeted with blue dots; a gay arw touch Is the Depicted West Salem News WEST SALEM Mrs. Darrel Bradford, leader of the Clothing One B 4H club, was host to the clnb Friday afternoon. Betty White, vice-president, pre sided In the absence of the presi dent. Dolores Kling was elected song and yell leader and the "Needle club" was voted as a name. It was decided to meet every Tuesday after school for a short time. Mrs. B. B. Snelgrove and son. Franklin, who visited relatives In Ponca City, Okla., returned to their home last week. The first monthly business meeting of the school board for the year will be held in the city hall Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Boyles and children. Thomas and Shir ley, are moving to White Bluffs. Boyles has been employed as an electrician at the Bonneville sub station near this city. The beginners department of the Methodist church is having a party In the church basement Tuesday afternoon from S to 4:30 o'clock. Mrs. Oliver Sargent Is in charge. Brownsville Man Is Song Writer LEBANON "On the Old Wil lamette Shore" was sung by Mrs. Ward Stewart at the last meeting of the Past Noble Grands club. Both the words and music were written bj John Chapman of Brownsville and the Brownsville chamber of commerce published the song. Besides the musical and liter ary selections prepared for the program Bertha Irvine had a con test based upon the Intricacy ot design and great amount of ma terial used in women's clothes 100 years ago. Mrs. Mamie Bennett, the host ess, was assisted by Mrs. Clara Surry. Mrs. Alyce Elliott aad Mrs. Clara Amos. The next meeting will be planned br Mrs. Deborah Seeck and Mrs. Christine Smith. of Chicness in Modern Wardrobe j -r - w V wool travel EricLson Renamed By Stocldioldcrs MOLALLA At the meeting ot the beard ot directors of Molalla Telephone company held, prior to the annual meeting of stockhold ers, tt was-- to tad to axalm employ Virgil S. Erlcksoa as local mana ger aad to Increase- the salary paid to a total of Iltta aad free living quarters la the building where the phoae system haa Its centra I ornee. , Retiring directors are Frank Manlier. Clay Eagle and W. J. E. Vlck and directors holding over are George E. Dangberty aad A. C Erlckson, the three new direct ors to be elected for a term of two years each. At the stockholders meeting held Saturday Frank Mueller and Clay Engle were reelected as di rectors and Alfred . 8haver was elected to take the place ot W. J. K. Vlck i It was roted to complete the cabling of the town aslng Coeo feet of cable with the cables running north, south aad east ot town. A year ago the cable was pot np running westward. Oak Grove Women Name Committees OAK GROVE At the recent meeting of the Oak Grove Wom an s club committees appointed by Mrs. Justin, who presided In the absence of the president, were social, Ada HIckerson, Dolly Plchs. Pat Penner; flowers. Blanche Farmer. Alice Lewis; re porter, Alice Lewis. A gift shower wss held for a family who recently lost Us home by fire and Mrs. Letteken gave a book review on Oaa Johnson's "I Married Adventure." Hostesses were Mrs. Frank Pl ena, Mrs. Clyde Pic ha aad Mrs William Knower. Answering roll call were Mrs. Ernest Letteken. Eva Davis. Mrs Emll Stevens. Mrs. James King. Mrs. Frank Farmer. Mrs. Isobel Fawk. Mrs. Clara Brunk. Mrs. Ruby Harden. Mrs. Webb Lewis. Mrs. W. B. Allen. Mrs. David Hewitt. Mrs. Ed Antrlcon. Mrs D. D. Rowland. Mrs. Ernest Brunk, Mrs. Justin Rowland. Alice Riggs. Mrs. J. D. Allen. Mrs. Floyd Harrison, Mrs. Earl Cas well, the hostesses and Rev. and Mrs. L. Gudeiian. The February meeting will be held with Mrs. Kortemeyer. Lebanon Veterans Sponsor Committee LEBANON Local posts ot the Veterans of Foreign Wars aad of the American Legion and their auxiliaries have organised the Lebanon Veteran Employment committee. Frank Southard, representing the American Legion, will be chairman; Edward Dally of the Veterans ot Foreign Wars will be secretary and Mrs. Leslie Werts and Mrs. Carl Plasm an will rep resent the auxiliaries. Other mem bers are O. M. Stevenson aad Burke Prince. W. H. Balllle, man ager of the state employment of fice, has said the office will co operate. Fire Does Damage To Trimble Home EVENS VALLEY Fire did considerable damage to the Rob ert Trimble home in Evens Val ley Saturday night. The Sllvertoa fire department responded to a call for help and was able to aave the house from being burned to the ground. An overheated stove is thought to have caused the fire. The house belongs lo the Saul Mellbyes. -A ewtmt: right. use of white trim. Center aha shews a dashing travel outfit la royal purple wooL' The frock Is slim sad straight, ths brief solars Is purple tni lilac plaid with faint pink stripe, aad the revere reveal the purple facing- The hat ta purple felt trimmed with Ulae groagTain ribbon and pheasant feathers. The third U a dinner areas faa lemon yeUorr sad brCfiant Jewelers' blue, When the Etoa Jacket Is slipped off the bodice becomes the eee lette top of a low-waist ed. souSTaat aveniag gewa ta heavy cettsn. Spending Honey ;-::::v:,.V-: ; .... v...,-. " M?iii'i'iiiasfrs rm nana i nasi Clamorous Brenda Frasier. one of aodety'a most pubUdxed snezn aera, wont lack for sprwUng money again this yer. Brenda'a weekly allowance baa been set at SL000, the name as aha roeetrad the last two yearn, SOas Trader's tneotne froos trust funds last jenx wu U7.Wa Eldriedge Friends Attend Last Rites ELDRIEDGE Friends from Eldriedge attended the funeral of George Flchtel Thursday morn ing in Salem. Mr. Flchtel former ly owned the A. J. Raamuaaen place near Eldriedge school and for many years made his home here. George Flchtel was bora la 1859 la Nernmberg. Germany, and died In Salem January f. Funeral services were held at Clough-Barrick with IOOF ritu alistic services at Belcrest Me morial park by the Spanish-American war veterans. Mr. aad Mrs. Claude Helsler attended the funeral of William H. Helsler held Thursday after noon la Salem. Claude Helsler was a nephew of the deceased. Party Is Planned By Liberty Club LIBERTY A large crowd at tended the meeting of the Com munity club Friday night when It was decided to hold a clnb party for the night ot January Jl. Committee appointment for the event are Mrs. Dave Cogs well. Mrs. Lou Shuttleworth and Mrs. John Daach. J. L. Watt, school principal, told the gathering that the school purchased two new mats, one each for the girls' aad boys' tumbling classes which he teach es. The school pupils have been collecting old Iron, aluminum and copper to be sold to psy for the mata. A quia program was given the men. winners and losers to be tn charge of refreshments and pro gram for the aext meeting. They are Vernon Decatur. J. L. Watt. Gerald Knepper and W. McClel lan. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Lon Shuttleworth. Mrs. J. M. Rlckman. Mra. G. Hamas and Mrs. W. McClellaa. Hopewell Church Slates Work Day HOPEWELL Mea of tke nope well Ualted Brethren church will observe Wednesday the regular aaaual "Workday" aad eat the year's supply of fir sad oak wood. Tuesday the Hopewell Ualted Brethren church missionary so ciety will meet for a luncheon at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Davis. Leroy aad Richard Keteham sons of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ket chum, are recovering from se vere attacks at tnflnensa. Gric Improvement Club Slates Meet AMITT The Women's Civic Improvement club will meet next Tuesday afternoon at 2: Jo o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. F. Maaser. Mrs. J. L. Payne Is president. She takes the place ot Mrs. W. R- Os born, who has moved to Blngen. Wash., to live. All members are nrged to attend this first meet ing of the new year. Lebanon Shows Increase LEBANON Official figures given ont from Washington, show Lebanon with a popelaUoa ot 2729 oa April 1. 14. This is a 47 per cent Increase since, the ISSt ceasus. Local baslaess men think that several hundred mora people hare come ta Lebanon since the opening ot the plywood mill aad that the population Is aot lass thanSMi. . Move to Aumsrille AUMSVILLE Mr. aad Mrs. Jerome Slmpklae formerly of Orchards.- Waaa have smorwd mora, locating on the Jndd place, north west st ; town. Tastr tvs sons. Jobs sad Ronald bars carolled la the grade echoed." Websters Have Son DATTOX Mr. aad Mrs. Wsb- ster of Fleaaaatdale are th Bar ents of a eoa. harm January is at the McMiaarllla hospital.. Will Be Ample ,7 .-v " . . Frailer Clara Ann Dimick I . TV7 11 uies at vvooanurn WOODBURN Funeral aerrlcaa for Mrs. Clara Aan Dimick T will ke held Wednaadav at 1-ia P.bu from the Keith O'Halr fu neral chapel. Burial will be ta the Belle Passl cemetery Mrs. Dimick. who died at her home Monday, was bora Bear Qervaia November 12. ISC, the daaghter or pioneer parents. She waa the widow of the late Ben Dimick. Survivors include eight chil dren, two sons. Leator ot Whee ler. Mont, aad Joe of Bremerton. Wash.; six daughters, Mra. Myr tle Bolls ot Astoria; Mrs. Maude Toder. AT eat port; Mrs. Mable Brandt. Woodburn: Mrs. Era Ball wehber. Gervats; Mrs. Veima Sparling. Portland; Miss Ada Diaslck. Woodbara. aad 19 grand children, end 22 great grand children. Small Daughter- Honored UXIONVALE Honoring their nangater, Alleen Ann oa her fourth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Den til Wilson entertained Thursday night Mr. and Mra. Kngeae Wil son. Mr. and Mrs. Kustl Seta la and Ellen Seta la. Farmers Union News ZENA Spring Valley Farmers Caloa sponsored the ah owing of the motion picture "This Land of Ours' " at Zeaa school house for the January meeting. Elwood Cooper, p real dent, conducted the business meeting at which George Lane was elected as delegate ta the Farmers Caloa coaveatloa la Salem 21 aad 22 aad Ralph C. Shepsrd wss elected as alternate. Mr. aad Mrs. S. B. Dodge were the refreshment committee. TALBOT Sidaey Talbot Farm ers Union met Friday night la the Talbot school house for their regular meeting with Preaideat Ernest Heantagsoa in charge. Roll call showed oaly oaa officer. Door Keeper Dick King, abeeat. C. F. Johnston. Georce Potts. Jr.. D. E. Bllastoa. Mra. Ernest Heaalagsea aad Henry Heckspler gsve reports oa the Marion Coun ty Farmers Union convention held at Liberty recently. J. D. Fair reported on the PUD situation. The refreshment committee sp ools ted for the aert meeting Is Mr. aad Mrs. Rarmoad CoLran. D. A. Coo mis, Mr. aad Mra. Al bert Cole. Mr. aad Mra. Edmund Clark and Mr. aad Mrs. Roy Crosby. Dairy reports were given by Delmer Davidson aad Edmund Clark. The president appointed as committees for the coming year pianist. Mrs. Fred Jorreaaoa: as sistant plaalat. Mrs. David Tnm- lage; song leader. Mrs. Lea Ed wards; assistant song leaders. Mrs. Edmund' Clark and Rax Hartley: program. Mrs. Nellie Wlederkehr; exchange. D. E. Buastoa. Doaaia Smith and Hea ry Horkspler; livestock. Gilbert Belknap, Ray Garllck and Ole Coomes: dalrr. John Jonea. lCtth Allen aad Sana Dnngea; sgrieaV tnre. Mrs. Jona Keener, Will lam Wledeckehr and Chester M vers; subsidiary. C F. Johnston, Nelsoa GOmore and Elmo Brown; rural eiectrtricatloa. J. D. Fair.- Erneat Freeman aad Albert Cole; Ttrer lmproremeat, 4 David Taraldge. Forrest . Millar aad Delmer Tm. tdaon; legislative, Eagaaa Flalay. jaxa uuaors,' j. D. Farr aad Gaorgs Potts. Jr.; good at Us order. Ceorra Potts. lr Edmnnd Clark and Mrs. Gilbert Belknap; reuer. lira. Addle Davidson, Mrs. Ernest Freeman, Mrs. Edna Reeve and Mrs. Albert Cola: welcome, naorna - gotta. tr ui Mrsv Eraeet Beamlagaest; reporV- ars. Mrs. j. D. rarr. Mrs. D. JL BUajtoa sad lira. Oscar Ilorsa. Numbers oa the program were readlnaa. Mra. Cilborl BeXkman: plana solo. Nodra Mortoa; guitar aambara, Mr. aad Mrs. Jack Nor ton; piaao solo. Mrs.. jack Mor ton. .. Mrs.' D. 'X. BUnstaa wss ta charts of tbs program. Spinal Injury Is T Hill l 4 I . - til TURJiER-i-afr. scad Mrs. M. A H 111 received word that their eoa, Baal BRI. was ta an aatomobQs accident the last ? at December aeait Bead, when bis aatosnwhQa waa r struck by a j paaatag ear, throwing him ta tba hlgbway. Be was j Ukea to a ' Bead hospital where It was foaad. he had suf fered spinal tajary. Hs waa placed Xa a cast aad later, moved ta his home fa Portland. Be wfU visit: his pareats hero as soon as ha Is able to make; the trip. -Mf. and Mrs. Hugh Webb aad daughters are moving to the C F Verhrurg farm. ' 4 " Mra.i webb and yonag son. who haves been 111. are maeh better. ' The " alx-year-old -soa of Mrs. Fays Mitchell, who has beea sick for three weeks, shows signs at ImprovtmeaL M Mrs. .' Bird lne Raw! logs bas re turned to her home In Portlaad after; a rUIt to the McKlaaey f arm f ; if- : Recent Bride Is Guest ot Honor M i - ELDRIEDGE Mrs. Charles Haasegaa, Mra. Delia Wood aad MlasiHelea Hannegan were host etsea at a shower held Sunday afternoon for Mrs. ! Albert Deaa North t Lorraine SahU) at the home Of her parents, Mr. aad Mrs. a. W. SahU. Mr. and Mrs. North ware .married January t at Vancouver. Wash. They will resldh tn Tillamook.- InVited to the shower wara Meadamea E. J. Becker. I. Sears. A. Baayard. Tony LeUek. GL Smith. T. Thompson. A. Thora berry. M. Schlndler; Ed Veteta, C Helsler. J. DeJ grain.: AQjm Nunotn. aU of this and neighbor. lag eoanmaaltlee. Thoae from Salem rtnelndod tba groom's family. Mrs.' North. Mrs. Johnston. Marie North and Mar ine North. Also Adeline Man a tag. Rosalie Keene. Almai Kaeae. Lta Rnneorn. Francis Wood. Dorotay Sabl4 tlelet Helsler aad Maria Hannegan of Eldriedge. i George Wilkiiison Of Woodburn Dies WOODBURN George B- WU klAB0MS2. died Sunday at tba Deacon eaa hoapltal ta Salem, Ha was .bora tn Nebraska. February 12. SKI aad had Uted tn Wood bum fof oaly the past It mantha. Ho is survived by, his mother. MralEtU Wilkinson.: Wayne, ND; two daughters. Fay e aad LacfUa, Backaa, Minn.; six slat era. Mra. Clara Cleavllle and Mrs. Uoward Glearille, Wayne, Np; Mrs. Syl via Blghouae, Batte, ND; Mra. Bertha Newman. Baraard, Minn; Mra.( Ira Stmts son, Caaog Park. CaL-i Mrs. Gold la Helgktngtoa of Canada Funeral announcemeats will he made later by Keith O'Halr fu neral parlors. Aurora Legion la Sponsoring Party AURORA The American Le gion j aad auxiliary will give a card t party In the Knights at Pythias ; hall Tharsdsy night. The American Legion auxiliary Sewing tiub met Thursday at the homej of Mrs. Gordon Fredlckooa for an all day meeting. At noea a no-rhost dinner waa served ta 11 members, , Mrs. CUra Atkinson Is ser iously til at sn Oregon City hos pital and James Wymere Is 111 at his home. S. A. Miller, who haa been j 111- with paeumania at hie home! the past two weeks. Is Im proving.; 1 Saturday Night lub Holds Meet MARION The Saturday KUht card club met at the heme ot Mr. aad Mrs. BUI Pearson. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Fred tSchermaker, Mr. aad Mrs. Lea Smith. Mr. sad Mrs. Graver Stevens. Mr. and Mrs.: Mae Rab bles gad Lucille. Wlgg Rabbins, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Calarla and Mr. and! Mrs. Herman DeLanga. The Junior Farmers: Caloa play was fclvea Saturday night. After tba buy dancing was enjoyed. aad woman's clnb sold refresh en ti. The J eaters were the first ta initial the aew hall floor. I BojjHas Pnenmonia ; TALBOT Ronald Krefca amall soa Of Mr. aad Mrs. William Krehs, is 111 with pneumonia at the hpme ot his p area la. - 1 ' T ; Roscdalo News ROSkDALE Mra. Lala Rni ot Grants Pass speat the weekend with her; brother. Gus Cole, aad Mr. and; Mrs. Ray McLeaa at Craata pass eaUed at the Cola homej Sunday. - The . Commualty clab mat at the Roaedale school house Satur day aigat at which time a lass were jmade ta bald a JUtaey carak rai la the near rutura ta raise fandsi tor tba dab. Aa exhibition of fancy skating was pat en by PrlacXLIa-1 Campbell aad Tom Da Kaakt ot Salem and a uls waa conducted by Roweaa Jones. Siradar dinner arneata af Mr. and Mrs Ed Caldwell wars Mrs. Nora i Cafiaor sad Mrs. McCartec of Salens, f ts CsSm CSa'jsh af sw LahmtlJaiJma ' . - ' : - S " . -Gil.. .JJlI.ileJ- V1 m. a.saasaea. AIn ealm vpeet aervee aae So rxmUiTT mnrwmaq auturaeneee. PiBXtaaa'B Cempoun4 fc swmI iiii e hmip T-a imiHiw Suffered bv I f i
