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Tk OHIGOIT STATE2MAIL Catarv Orrgotv Saturday Homing, Jsanarr V
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Youth Is Served
At Presbyterian
'Don tiouris to Speak ; Brief
. Talks Are Arranged J
: OuiirtoSing
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, f fiunday night Tat 7:30 the wor
"v sjih service at the First Presby
terian church will be conducted
liy roans people of the church
-who bare prepared an unusually
- fine, program based on the them
The Christian Answer.".
The -'service, outlined, by the
board of Christian education, w:
Include a short talk by Don
Douris, newly appointed director
of religious education for the
Presbyterian church, s p e c ia
music by the junior choir, and
Instrumental selections by Rose
manr Galser and Geraldine
Schmoker.
The Invocation will be given by
iTvangeline McKinley, the af
firmation of faith led by Leo
Reed, the scripture reading by
Lola Barrick. Jean Drlggs will
act as leader, and short talks
will be presented by Wilmer
RlcheyJ Maurice Fitzsimons and
Jane Patton with Marvin Waring
leading in prayer.
Snndav mornlna tha ' sermon
topic of Rev. W. Irvin Williams
will be "God JIs Good." The
aeninr choir. under the direction
of George Lee Marks will ' sing
Beautiful Saviour," "a . new ar
rangement by Riegger, and Mary
McCone Hughes will bring the of
fertory solo "My Redeemer ana
My Lord."
Veltie Pruitt Is
Presented in Solo
Veltie Pruitt, tenor soloist,
will give a concert Sunday night
at 7: SO at the Court Street
Christian church. Mr. Pruitt for
inany years was director of musie
at Eugene. Bible university and
recently has been serving as di
rector of music for the First
Christian church, Walla Walla,
Wash.
Another feature of the concert
will be a pantomime of the be
loved hymn, "The Old Rugged
Cross," by Mrs. Ina Pruitt.
Among the numbers Mr. Pruitt
will sing are, "The Blind Plough
man," Clark; "Thanks Be to
God," Dickson; "Friend of Mine,"
Sanderson; -"Danny Boy," Lon
donderry air; "Give Me a House
on a Hillside.' Penn; "Stephen
Foster Songs," medley; "The Lost
Chord, Sullivan; "I Shall not
Pass This Way Again," Eiffinger;
"Ring the Golden Bells" and
"Medley of Hymns."
Aumsvillc Grade
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AUMSVILLE The Aumsvllle
4H clubs held a meeting at the
school house Tuesday afternoon.
Following group singing led by
Miss Florence Johnson, teacher
of the Intermediate grades, re-
Eorts were made by club leaders,
laiian Rowland leader of the
knitting club reported excellent
progress under knitting direc
tions of Mildred Riechers.
Camp cookery reported Inability
to work outside due to weather
conditions and reported work
done In the home.
Cooking clubs two and three
leT by Alice Roberts exhibited
ponge cakes and bread. Sewing
division one reported on lunch
cloth - projects. A demonstration
of stenciling was given by Norms
Roma OtL Leader Betty White
demonstrated the hanging of
stencil work .
Division three reported dress
making projects progressing fa
vorably. Pastor Continues
Revelation Topic
Interest In the "Book of Revela
tion Is growing at the Sunday
Bight services of the First Baptist
church.
' Dr. Irving A. Fox, pastor, is
giving a series on the. Seven
Churches In Asia, a propheic "pre
view of the history of the church
through the ages,
"' Next Sunday ; night the pastor
will deal with the vital subject of
Judaixed Christianity and the de
parture of the professing church
from the ground of grace and the
rise of counterfeit Jews.
Grangers NoWs
iTORNER Turner Surprise
.grange met all day last Saturday
la the Odd Fellows hall for the
regular session. Standing commit
tee reports were made by Arthur
Edwards, chairman of agriculture
committee and G. W. Farris on the
legislature committee.
A no-host dinner was enjoyed
at noon, followed by the lecture
hour! and; Installation of new of fl
eers J airs. Ethel Gulvin installed
as o f fleers for 1 ft4 U: master, Fred
. Mitchell; chaplain, Mrs. Anna Far
ris; .Overseer, Arthur Edwards;
lecturer, Mabel Walker: gatekeep-
r, TJIWin Denyerr .steward,- Wil
liam Gaivin; secretary Mrs. Ethel
Gulrln; treasurer, Thomas Little;
assistant steward. Raymond Titus;
lady assistant steward, -Mrs,; Cat--He
Mitchell; Ceres, Mrs, Alice Ed
wards ; j Pomona, . Alice Titus ;
- f Executive directors are .William
- Spiers, G. W, Farris and Law
vrence r'Roberts $TT-7.'::-i'
i The ..Home EepnljTii elubr of
' l?arpri8e grange wiir meet Janu
tary 23 at the heme of Mrs. A, H.
Bandford with Mrs. Thomas Cole
. man, assistant hostess, - ;-
. t Newly- elected : officers for the
year Include Alice .Titus, " presl
. dent; Mrs. Mollie tSplersV Tic
president; Miss Mabel Walker, sec
re ta ry ; ti rs. Birdie DenyerTreas
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riBST METHODIST
SttU nd Church ttreeta. Dr. J. 0.
Harriton, ainittr, ReT. Glenn Oldi, Bin
liter to yooth. Church school 9:45, nurt
ery 11 o'eleck, mornnif wonhip 10:80
with Dt. Harrison preaching on "The
Place ef Miraelee in the Bible and
Church." Intermediate, high aehoo)
leag?ei abd Cnireriitr reepera 0:80. At
7:45 Mr. Marshall N. IHna, editor of
Oregon Jonrnal, Portland, will be guest
speaker, subject, "This Alone Stands."
JASON XJCB METHODIST
Korth Winter at Jefferson. 8. Bay nor
Smith, minister. Church school 8:45,
morning worship 11 o'clock with ser
mon y pastor, 1 wa i rronusea .Re
newal. Epworth leagues S:80 o'clock.
Worship 7:30 p. m.
XXSLIE METHODIST
South Commereial and Myers streets.
Dean C. Poindexter, minister. Sunday
schools 9:45 a. m. Morning worship 11
o'cloel, sermon, "In Tune With the
Infinite." Leagues meet o:du p. m.
The Woman's Society of Christian
Berries will hare charge of service 7:30
p. m. Mrs. A. w. jtetiger, speaemg.
WXSIXTAK METHODIST
Rer. Lowell Gilger, pastor. Services
each Sunday at the WCTU hall. Com
mercial and Ferry streets, S :30 p. m. and
7:45 p. m. Mid-week prayer serriee
Tuesday 7:45 p. m. at 1836 Sixth street.
West Salem.
AMERICAN LUTHERAN
Church street between Chemeketa and
Center streets. Rer. P. W. Eriksen, pas
tor. 9:45 a. m. 8-rdy sebool. 11 a. m.
worship, sermon, "Christ Versus Xa
tioaalism." Installation of church of
ficers, Serriee may be heard over KSLM
11 12 ooa. 6:80 p. as., Luther league;
7 p. Monday, Scout meeting, Milo
Syreraon. scoutmaster.
SAINT JOHN'S LUTHERAN
(Missouri Synod)
Sixteenth and A streets. H. W. Gross,
pastor. Sunday school and Bible class 9
a.m., semcea 10 a.m., Lnuter radio aour
KALE 1:80 p m., speaker. Dr. Walter A.
Maier.
CHRIST LUTHERAN (ALO)
State and 17th streets. F. H. Theuer,
BD, pastor. Sunday school,' 10 a. m . di
yine serrices 11 a. m, sermon, "The
Promised Messiah Oar Erer-Prasent
Christ." German serriee 9 a. m. Lnther
league, 6:80 p. m. Choir, Thursday, 7:30
p. m.
FIRST CHRISTIAN
Center and Hit a streets. Guy L. Drill,
pastor. Church school 9:30 followed by
morning eemmunion and worship at 10:45.
Message of morning deirrerea Dy Jr.
Oakley' Rhay, field representatira of
Northwest Christian colelge, Eugene.
Children's church convenes 10:45, Mrs.
Guy L. Drill, children's pastor. Christian
endea7or 6:15. Evangelistic service by
Rev. and Mrs. Meyer Tan Ditter. Hebrew
Christian ministora 7:80 p. m.
COURT STREET CHURCH OP
CHRIST (Christian)
Seventeenth and Court streets. W. H.
Lyman, minister. Bible school 9:45 a. m..
morning worship and eommanion 10:45 a.
m. hormoB, 'The Joy of Obedience."
Christian endeavor, 8:30 p. as., service,
7: SO p. m. Mid-week service, Thursday,
7:80 p. m.
Exiled Albanian King Waits
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Deposed Albanian ruler, Kins; Zog, is obowa above in Loadon with him
wife, Qaeen Geraldine, and tbeir child. Crown Princo Alexander,
V Uey departed from their residence for a stroll betweea air
raids.' Recent events on the Greek-Italian war frost la Albania sug
gest the possibility of Zog regaining his throne. Zogs wife Is aa
American. They had. to flee Ue country shortly after the child was
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World Attention Stilt
view of Island of Crete right. King George II of Greece. Below, view
smd President Inonn.
Church Services
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
Robert A. Hutchinson, minister.
Church school 9:45 in TMCA, worship
service at 11 o'clock in Grand theatre,
theme, "Where Is God in a Tims Like
This!"
XNIOHT MEMORIAL
CONGRXOATIONAI.
Nineteenth and Ferry streets. Howard
C. Stover, minister. Morning worship 11
o'clock, sermon. "Tha Gospel According
to Jonah." Service 7:80 p. as., sermon,
"The Woman Who Laughed at God."
Sunday school at 10 a. m.. Young people
6:80 p. as.
FIRST EVANGELICAL
Corner. Marion and Summer streets.
Rev. James E. Campbell, minister. Sunday
school 9:45 a. m., morning worship, 11
o'clock. Sermon, ''Christian Communiam
Violated." Youth groups meet 6:30 p. m.
Evangelistic service 7:80 p. m. Sermon,
"Restitution of all Things." Bible study
Thursday 7:80. p. as.
BBTHANT EVANGELICAL AND
REFORMED
North Caiptol and Marion streets. Ed
win Horstmsn, pastor. Sunday school 10
a. m., worship 11 a. a., "Christ's
Glory." . Installation of C.E. officers.
SOUTH SALEM FRIENDS
South Commercial at Washington
street. Dillon W. Mills, pastor. Sunday
school 10 a. m. Worship 11 a. m., sermon,
'What Mast I do to Be Saved I" Chris
tian endeavor 6:45 p. m. Service 7:80 p.
m., "Friends and Racial Prejudices,'
presented by Worth Mackie. Prayer meet
ing Thursday 7:80 p. m.
HIGHLAND FRIENDS
Corner Highland svenue and Church
street. Herman H. Mary, minister. Sun
day school 10 a. m., preaching service
at 11 o'clock. Topic, "Spiritual Perspec
tive." Toung people's groups meet 6:80
p. m. Service 7:30 p. ra. Mid-week
prayer meeting Thursday 7:80 p. m.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST
Chemeketa and Liberty streets. Buaday
school 11 a. ra., services 11 a. m. and
8 p. m. Loeson-sermon "Life". Wednes
day meeting 8 p. m. Includes testimon
ies of healing throe gh Chriatiea Science.
Free public reading room 805 Masonic
building open . daily, except Sunday and
holidays, 11 a. m. to 9 p. m. Wednesdays
until 7:80 p. m.
FIRST F RE SB YTERXAN
North Winter and Chemeketa streets.
Rev. W. Irvin Williams, minister. Church
school 9:45. Morning worship 10:55,
sermon, pastor, "God Is Good." Chris
tian endecvor groups meet 6:80. Worship
service 7:80 p. m. Program in charge
of youth. Participants, Evangeline Me
Kinfey, Leo Reed, Lois Barrick, Jean
Driggs, Wilmer Richey, Maurice Flts
simons, Jane Patton. Remarks, Don
Douris, new director of religious educa
tion. Mid-week service Thursday 7:80
p. m.
FIRST BAPTIST
Corner Liberty and Marion streets.
Dr. Irving A. Fox, minister. Bible school
9:45 a. m., morning worship 11 o'clock,
"Seven Things God Will do for the Be
liever," pastor. Senior BTPU 6:15 p. m.
High set sol BTPU 6:15 p. m.. Volunteers
6:15 . m. Gospel service 7:80 p. as.,
''Tha Church in Smyrna, or Jadalsed
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Christianity The Martyrs Death and the
drown of Life," pastor. Wednesday,
"School ef Mission," classes 7:16-0 p.
m., Mrs. Alevia Alexander of Portland,
Dr. Irving A. Fox and Mrs. Irving A.
Poi, teachers. Assembly p. m , Miss
Isable Gates of Portland, apeaker.
CALVARY BAPTIST
' Miller-' and South Liberty streets. Rev.
Ajrno Q. Weniger. pastor. Bible school
9:45 a. m., morning worship 11 o'clock,
sermon "The Place of the Holy Spirit
in Revival," third message in revival
series. High school and senior BTPU
6:15 p. m., worship 7:30 p. m., sermon,
"World Conquerors". Mid-week service
Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.
BETHEL BAPTIST
North Cottago and D streets. J." F.
OJtholf, DD, pastor. Bible school 9:45 a.
as., worship 11 o'clock. Sermon, "Come
and Commit." Bible school officers' and
teachers' luncheon at noon. Teacher
training class 6:30. Worship at 7:80 p.
as. Sermon, "The Christian's Resour
ces." Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:45
p m. Choir practice Thursday night
.clock.
HATKSVTLLB BRANCH OF
i FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
: One mile north of the city limits on
Portland highway. Bible school 9:45 a.
m. Dewey Davis, superintendent. BTPC
6:15 p. as. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lambert,
advisor.
IKMANXTEL BAPTIST
Comer of North Haiel and Academy.
Rev. Jamee T. Martin, pastor. Bible
school 10 a. m.. worship at 11 a. as.,
"The Song of the Shepherd Psalm 28";
BUPU 7 p. m.; gospel meeting 7:80 P.
m., "The Snfferhig Servant Isaiah 59'
Prayer mooting Thursday 7:80 . m.
Special afternoon meeting at 8 clock
with the Rev. Simon E. Forsfcerg of Mult
nomah School of Bible, Portland.
CHRISTIAN AND MISSION ART
ALLIANCE
; Gaines street at Fifth. H. E. Ssavaly,
pastor. Sunday school, 9:45. Rev. Park
er and Rev. Whalen, who will cloa the
campaign Sunday night, ' will preach at
11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Yoang people
6:80, pictures oa Asbery eollege. Mia
sionary band Tuesday at 8 p. m. at home
of Mrs. Sam Rich, 1910 Soath Commer
cial, Wednesday. Bible study 7 :30.
SEVENTH DAT ADVBNTIST
: Corner of North Summer and Hoed
street. N. C. Ernston, pastor. Sabbath
school 9:80 a. m. Preaching service 11
o'clock. Subject, "The Only Way of Sal
vation." Young people's meeting 8 P.m.
Prayer and Bible study Wednesday i p.
m. A verse by verse study of the book of
Revelation is being conducted by the
pastor. Special lecture Sunday night at
8 o'clock, subject, "A Great World
Power. When Would it Arise I How Long
Would it Rule the World " Song serv
ice begins 7:30.
CHURCH OF THE VAZARENB
; Thirteenth and Center streets.
Webster ColUr, pastor. 6:80 a.m., prayer
meeting; 45, Bible school; 11 o'clock,
worship, sermon "The Challenge for the
Unknown" 6:30 p. m., young people' e
serriee. ; 7:B0 p. m., special service dedi
cated to young people preparing for Ufa's
work.
1 SALEM HEIOHT8 COMMTJNTTT .
i Sunday school 10 a. m., morning asea.
sagc 11 a. "What Time Is Itf" Enoch
ZimaavTmaa, pastor.
PENTECOSTAL LIOHTH0USB
430 State street. Svnday eekoel 1
clock, lesson topic, "Elijah Under the
Juniper Tree." At both morning and
night services, special fellowship meet
ing with Mrs. Ralph Bullock, recently
retaraod from missionary field of Hong
kong, China, speaking. Mid-week service
Wednesday, young people's meeting Fri
day 7:45 p m. George Eads, pastor.
UNITED TRUTH SEEKERS
; Truth center. If 5 South Liberty street.
Gordon Fltming. minister. Sunday 6 p. as.
lecture and questione answered; "The
Temptation on the Mount."
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L PENTECOSTAL MISSION
! 8ISV North Commereial street. Bible
aehoo! hp. m.; devotional 8 p. m. ; evan
gelistic 7:30 p. m. Weekday services,
Tuesdir. 7:80 p. m.; Thursday, 7:30 p.
m.: Saturday. 7:80 p. ra. J. C. and Daisy
Wilson, pastors
FRQPRSSSTVB FSTHI0
' (Spiritualist)
J 348 North Commercial, 2:80 and 7:80
m. Speaker, He v. Mazine Roberta of
Portland. '
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Sisterhood Meets
jfrt Woodburn
WOODBURN Chapter J, PEO
iisterhood will hold its next regu
lar meeting at the home of Vll
man Morrison on the highway
January 23 at 7:45 p. m. Found
er's day will be observed with
Mrs. E. J. Allen in charge of the
program.
I The Maccabbees plan' to hold a
party Thursday night January 23,
in the IOOP - hall.' when various
P rises will be. awarded.
jCaraval Sponsored r
Bv Galea OnTi - - f
, GATES ' Tbef . -Improvement
club is sponsoring, a" carnival to
pe given at the club. rooms Janu
ary 21 which win open following
the Gates high-MUl City basket
ball game. ? V, , -- .: - -- " V
Mr. and- Mrsv ..Warren Hows
bars moved to Gates for the wint
er and are occupying the homo of
Mrs. Nora Goodwin, who has em
ployment in . Albany. .
of the Dardanelles, Baraoogioe
Scio in 7th Rank
By Underwriters
ECIO The city of Scio has Just
been officially rated in class seven
by fire insurance underwriters,
culminating long-standing efforts
by city authorities to improve fire
protection within the city.
The city, with PWA assistance,
about a year ago completed drill
ing of an additional well and in
creased capacity of the first well.
Cast-iron mains also were laid
throughout the city.
The city formerly was classed as
rate ten, the lowest listed by Ore
gon underwriters. The new rats
seven listing is retroactive to May
1, 1940, according to information
received by a local agent.
Mrs. Cora Miller, who has been
In ill health for some time, has
gone to the ranch home of her
daughter. Mrs. Dick Clanfleld
(Carol Miller) near Powell Butte,
Crook county, to spend the re
mainder of the winter.
Arey Podrabsky and family have
moved from Long-view, Wash., to
Lyons, where he has employment.
Mrs. Podrabsky Is the former
Irene Palon, eldest daughter of
the Ed Palons of Scio.
Joe Lytle of Scio has received
rword of the death Jan nary 12
near Sundance, Wyo., of his
brother, T. J. Lytle. 55. The de
ceased followed the printing trade
and was for a number of years
sa the employ of the Scio brother
m northeastern Wyoming.
Amitie Club Meets
At Middle Grove
MIDDLE GROVE The Janu
ary meeting of the Amitie club
was held at the home of Mrs.
Anna Hammer Tuesday night with
Mrs. George Plane as Joint host
ess. Eighteen members enjoyed the
entertainment under the direction
of Esther Van Loanen and Gladys
Cage. A hostess shower was a
feature, and a special feature was
a handkerchief shower for Mrs.
Tennis Hanson, who will move to
Salem the middle of February.
Dainty refreshment trays held
marshmallow "snowmen" as fa
vors. . In February Mrs. Gladys Cage
and Mrs. Geneva Scofleld will
entertain at the Cage home.
Murray Dow is slowly regain
ing strength at his home after a
month of illness from flu and
other complications.
Greeks Draw Nearer to Albanian Capitol
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Za Ughtnlsg-Bke advances,-Greek
within 30 miles of Tirana, capital
Pentecostal Has
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Returned Jlissionary q Be
-Speaker at Lighthonsei
j J Chnrch Service '1-
"Mrs. Ralph Bullock and daughf
ter, who recently returned on a
refuge . ship, from: Hongkong,
China, wilt speak Sunday at the
Pentecostal . Lighthouse church.
429 State street at 11 o'clock -In
the morning and 7:45' Sunday
nisht. Dae to her host of friends
and acquaintances, the.ehurch is
sponsoring a special .. fellowship
meeting:' Sundsy inviting all to
come1 and meet her and. to those
coming- a i distance. , to , bring a
basket lunch and spend the day.
Mrs.: Bullock: will speak of conr
dltions in China. 'and of customs
which " only ' missionaries are ac
Qualnted with. .Her experience of
seven years In China with her
husband and "daughter has been
varied and 'due to .war conditions
she hss a ' first-hand experience
of comfort: of belief in God in a
time of need. . s
. According to latest word she
has received from her husband,
Ralph Bullock, who is still in
China caring for his church and
Bible school, he' is booked to sail
January 28.
Jennie E. Steen,
Pioneer, Buried
LEBANON Jennie Elizabeth
Steen, ' born In Dresden, Ohio,
1857; died January 14 at the fam
ily home near Lebanon and was
buried from the Methodist
church, Friday, with interment
in the Dodge cemetery. Rev. D.
Lester Fields officiated.
Mrs. Steen grew up in Ohio
and Iowa ' and taught in rural
schools there until her mar
riage In 1880 to Claude ' Steen.
She had vivid memories of life
in a border state during civil
war times and upon their mar
riage she and Mr. Steen bought
unbroken land of the Chicago and
Northwestern railroad and lived
on it until they came here in
1888, buying the farm home on
which she died.
Mr. Steen was for more than SO
years a member of the Crowfoot
grange and for more than 47
years a member of the Methodist
church. Mr. Steen died in 1825.
Two sons, Frank and John sur
vive, and one daughter, Anna
Pratt of Lebanon, two grandsons.
Louis Pratt in Brogan and Eugene
Prstt of Nyssa; six great-grandchildren
and two brothers, Frank
McCune of La Junta, CoU and
Robert McCune of Adrian, Minn.
Forensic Entrees
Named at Dallas
DALLAS Students who will
represent Dallas high school in
debate at the forensic tournament
to be held at Lin field eollege on
Februsry , 7 and 8 were select
ed this week.
Six experienced debaters have
bean, chosen for the varsity squad.
They are: Lorene Agee, Lois Pi ti
er. Cathryn Rohrs, Dorothy Wle
be, Jim Boydston and Clark
Robb.
Those on the Junior squad are:
Lois De Haven, Betty Dickey,
Betty Gray, Barbara Kracher,
Ruth Van Orsdel, Rees Linn and
Truman Rohbins. R. M. Murphy
and Miss Marjorie Thorn e of the
Dallas high school faculty will
coach the debaters.
Beginning In 1939 the Dallas
high school debaters have twice
won the Linfleld tournament and
were In the finals last year.
Entries in the oratorical divi
sion of the speech tournament
from Dallas high school will be
Cathryn Rohrs and Clark Robb.
Each Is writing an original ora
tion. They are coached by Don
ald Gabbert of the high school
faculty. - - ; .
, Lorene Ages Is preparing to
enter the extempore speaking di
vision. Miss Hazel Henry, Instructor in
the speech department at Dallas
high school, is coaching Gloria
Seaboldt and Patricia Smith who
will take part In the serioss In
terpretation division of the tour
nament and Bonnie Grow and
Beverly Bennett who - will enter
the humorous interpretation di
vision. - -
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troops have been
forces drive- to t
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Religion Teacher:
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REV. SIMON E. FORSBERG
Bible Dean to Be
Baptist
Rev. SlmOn p. Forsberg. dean
of the Multnomah School of Bible,
Portland, will be the guest speak
er at the special 3 o'clock Sunday
afternoon service in the Immanuel
Baptist church. North Hazel and
Academy streets. Rev. Forsberg
is also instructor of the Tuesday
night. Bible classes sponsored. by
the local Gideons in the Salva
tion Army building. . - : ' "
A male quartet from the Bible
school will accompany Mr. Fors
berg,' and will give special mu
sical numbers. Mr. Keith Fender
will be' guest organist for the
service.
Santiam Home Ec
Reelects Officials
LYONS Members of the Home
Economics club of the Santiam
Valley grange met at the new
grange hall Wednesday afternoon
and plans were made to buy on
bleaehed muslin to make table
cloths and curtains for the
kitchen. Mrs. Garnett Bassett was
reelected president and Mrs. Bse
Hlatt secretary.
Games and refreshments furn
lthed the entertainment for Mrs.
Elizabeth Taylor, Mrs. May Pat
ton, Mrs. Winifred Akin, Mrs.
Mary Garrison, Mrs. Garnett
Bassett, Mrs. Bee Hiatt and Mrs.
Elizabeth Westenhouse.
Mrs. Everett Crab tree was tak
en to the Salem Deaconess hos
pital where she will receive medi
cal treatment, Mr. Crabtree Is eon
fined to his home with the flu.
but is reported much better.
The Woman's club met Thurs
day afternoon, when plans were
made to have some sort of enter
talnment to raise money for the
infantile paralysis fund.
Mrs. Floyd Bassett entertained
with a dinner Sunday honoring
her.son. Dale, on his birthday an
niversary. Guests bidden were
Eva and Ruth Davis - aud Law
rence Simmons of Salem and Mr.
and Mrs. Bassett and Dale and
Cecil.
naymona Hanie who is em
ployed at the Feres Lumber com
pany broke his leg the first of
the week.
Aumsvillo News
AUMSVILLE Guests this
week at the home of Mrs. Susie
Ransom were Mr. and Mrs. Rob
erts of Portland, former residents
of Aumsvllle.
Mrs. Ruth Hanson of Spokane,
is at the home of her slBter, Mrs.
Charles Martin, to be with her.
mother, Mrs. T. T. McClellan, who
has been ilL
Mrs. Mary Walker is gravely ill
at her home. She is being cared
for by her granddaughter, Ther
esa Smelser.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corser of
Hills bo ro with his sister, Eva
Corser and niece, Marian Rowland,
went to Lebanon, Friday, where
they were guests at the wedding
reception given by Mr. and. Mrs.
Den Herder, in honor of Mr. and
Mrs.. Everett Den Herder.
- Darlel Brown hs enrolled in the
freshman year at the high school
this week after being unable to at
tend the first semester because of
the illness ef her mother, who has
recovered. ' . .
' The infant son of Mr., and Mrs.
Roy, Wllebz has been ill this week
with asthma and a bronchial all-
menu 7 He is reported slightly im
proved at this date.
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' According' to reports, tha Italian
caught la a trap.'. -.
Speaker
Lends More BoblS
'"s!',:".i r-':'-.tf"rS" -- i
CircTi atiohV Increased br
3000 Ctvct jOIci Figure;
! Added Si Tillccd j
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- IJEBANpN Few tajtpayers and
patron 4, of tha library attended the
annual ; meetiiig of tba library;
board Moiday night. ' Two' mem
bers o'f the board, Mrs. ' WilUam
Brown avnd Mrs. .William Binshad
ler . were 1; reelected. - Mrs. W. 6,
Amos'' wail again named chair morn,
of the boaVd; 'Uru ja. tJ RUrkpai
rlck, vfce-hairmanV Mrs William
Brown,! secretary - J
The insual report Indicates that
the circulation this year ' I 3000
more tan; last year, 14,454 books,
having been taken. Income from
fees, flheat and cards amounted to '
$215.2 4 "I" r l - V
The teed of larger quarters was.
discussed. I- Many more lr using
the reaiing room, due partly to the
increased f number of magazines
Uken 'and; to the fact j that ' the .
magaxJp.es- are displayed better
and are more accessible i -in tha
new rack given to the library by.
the ; Woman's Civic eiab. More
men aiia rising the library than in
any former year. if . i
Members of the board besides
the officers are Mrs. Claude Kee
ner, Mrs. U. M. Dbnaca.jMrs. Hi
ram Groves,' - Mrs. - WiXUam ' Bia
shadleri and Sigurd Laadstrom. -
flard Time' Party
LABtSH CENT E 3 Friday
night the ! Christian endeavor had
a "hai-d times partyM at tha
school i house. Muriel Boehm re
ceived first prize for the girls best,
costume and Bertie Jefferson won
for thej boys. j j
Refreshments were ! served ta
Dorothy Miller, Doris Lorvre, Don
na Lovre,. Muriel Boehra, Beverly
Boehm; Donna Jefferson, Arlene
Rasmussen. Arlene Klambe, Grace
Klampt-, Erma Hornschuch, . Eva'
Pearrall, Marjorie Wan less. Elea
nor Jefferson, Leslie Klajnpe, Max.
Blbby, Clyde Jefferson, Bertie Jef
ferson,! Roy Peersall,: Louranes
Zinser.l Charles Wanleas, Noel,
Coins, Dean Lowery. Mr. land Mrs.
Ed Boise. Mr. and Mrsi Willard
Aker. (Mils Pauline Hayden ef
Portland and the pastor, Gordon,
Jaffe. if t
Mr. land Mrs. Guy j Dow and
daughter, Lavlna of Tsrner were,
dinner iguesU Sunday of! Mr. and
Mrs. Pete Rubs. i j r
Mrs.j Art Rasmussen has beea
111 at her home the past week.
Domenieo LaRosa bought the
Belvedere i anartment located it.
Southeast 2 9th and Be)mont oa
foruand last week. Hs will r.
uun me present management and-
- a i . i . .
wiu maxeta number of iimprove-
menis.
endence
PTA
Schedule Released
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INDEPENDENCE The first
regular! meeting of the parent
teachec association for -the new
year was called to ordee Monday
afternofon try Mrs. Ira D.iMix. She
introduced; an eighth grade trio,
M IT STnltedT. Khlrl Aw.K..
and Mirjorie Traylor, ho saax -
iwo selections accompanied by
Mrs. Florence Hutchinson.
During ithe business j meetlax
Mrs. Earl T.ltwliir : Irm.....
chairman i reported Mrs. LeiX
Berrsvik. atatsi rirs-nrsdii,.
be the guest speaker ef the Febru-
' j meeuiic wnicn would also ob
serve ! "Founder' a dav? m-
CUude) Q. Skinner, membership
chairman reported 55 i tmembera
belonging to association; Mrs
b ; uo.v, tssjrmsB. VI :
the fitiidv ln)i tnA tt.; 1
that Mrs. Skinner would open her.
uwme sear, mesa ay aitemooa. at
1:45 t this club and Mrs. Rob
ert W.iCraven aasU iai i-
enssion; to; follow J)r.- G!en Bak-
W em sk I SI. r
psie lecture - on "Osr
Famllvi OntAtana in .k.....
pf MraDean Walker, discassiea
leader.! ; it
Mrs.! Howard Bennett i reported,
the . finance
sponsor a-benefit dinner! the v
Thursday tof luurv and M
Elsie Bolt reported on publica
tions. r i
Fractured Skull
Suffered byj Boy
SILTERTON WUllaiji W e r
ner, six years old, suffered 'a
fractured Ikull when he fell from
a truck parked in front I of Val's
beauty' shop late yesterday after-
nAAn - 57 3 1 w - .
; w v s u owr, .ing wis
nessed the accident, t a o k the
cuiia le ss oocior wao orofrea nina
moved! to! a Kllvprtnw i ttMitlral
The mishap occurred w'hllo Will
lam and several other .'children
were piaytag on the back of the
truck with a rope. He was re
ported i aa. dolnr trr iwo.11 lt
night although, -bia in juH ato
described 'as serious. H T i
WHE3T OTHTna raJXt V mar
-ChfB4s rsmsineaiSmaalng FCO- .
-CE8S feri Moo yean, in CftlJArf
' atatter erica- atloxsit rum
ara ATTTLICTLD - i'otdrrx. si
aaaitis. heart, -Mtt trverj kidaey.'
- vtonack. ja, ssMtisties, ialeers
"-fr vw, aara, leauist
JCblatM Berb to'
Office fira Omit i
TaesU a4 SaU, S a. .
pa. ' aa4
Eaa. We4 a.'
as. tej 10 iZ9
123 ft. Ooml St., Blear. Ore.
Indep
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