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PAGE TWELVE Thm OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon. ThunkLor Moniing. lebruary ': TTT Mi. earners Urge rassas-e-OT:owBs-: wwv. -juiu Club Votes 'No' Telegrams to Be Sent I US Senators McNary and Holman -MT. ANGEL In an overtime session of the Civic club, which net at the home of H. C. Epping Tuesday night, measures pend ing in state and national legis latures were discussed. . Arousing much comment was An lease-lend bill, the discus sion ending by the drafting of telegrams to be sent to Senators AfcNary and Holman asking for definite "No", vote on the bill. The state measure receiving he. most discussion was the jvine bilL- Aid which the meas jure would give to the berry farmer was stressed but the greatest reason for j upholding he measure, it was reported, was' control of the sale of forti " ied wines which the bill would in jure. A motion was carried to draft a resolution in favor of the ill and forward it to Farmer . Jones. Ed Hammer reported the sidewalk- project had been comple ted and a cement walk now leads (from the city to the normal school - ,and academy. "Funds for materials - .used in the construsuon of the walk were solicited by the Civic club last spring and the club went n record expressing: thanks to contributors and to the commit tee coljecting donations. Special thanks were deemed due the Farmers Union Ware house company which supplied funds for the sidewalk along its property. , Next meeting of the club has een set for Tuesday, March 11, at the home of Alfred. Huber. . MT. ANGEL John T. Bauman, legislative chairman, and John F. purr of Eugene shared honors, as speakers at the Business Men's club luncheon at Mt. Angel hotel Tuesday noon. Bauman talked on the bills now Jbefore the state legislature, espe cially the vocational educational (bill, stating from the! educator's 1 viewpoint the measure was desir able but from the taxpayer's it "was not, since it would increase ithe tax rate at least a mill. The isame results, he thought, could be (achieved with a new. bill that would take care of this needed vo cationaltraining by enlarging vo cational departments of the now (existing high schools instead of I Jbuilding new schools and at a cost .of about Y4 mill to taxpayers. Durr, who represented the mar keting department of Bonneville, .explained the industrial survey jlan which his company is offer ing to cities of the northwest. The purpose of the j survey is have all the industrial possibili - Jties of a community noted in a compact form that would give necessary information to any in dustrial prospect.. Maps and data will bprinted free of; charge by Bonneville and will be kept on file by them and the (community Jt describes to invite locating in dustries. Industries committee, consist- Jng of Dr. E. J. Corcoran, John T. Bauman and P.' N. Smith, met Avith Durr following the meeting ,to complete plans for carrying out the survey. O. E. Bennison of the Fischer flour Mills was a special guest. A committee of Otto; Oswald, J. T. Bauman and Paul Schwab was appointed to meet with Drex- fil White regarding the Monitor Jelephone line. Ticket ! sellers, for the next meeting are OttoOswald - ' md Dr. A. F. E. Schierbaum. Teachers Rehired! ROBERTS -The teachers were Rehired for the Roberts school for the coming year, Mrs. Clara Cirod, principal, second year, and trs. Mabel Jensen, primary room, fourth year. ; Dallas Junior Woman's Club Installs Of ficers for Year DALLAS Installation of offi cers for the new year was held at the meeting of the Dallas Junior Woman's club Monday night at Library hall. The club rooms were attractively decorated with ar rangements of daffodils, forsythia and pussywillows. Mothers of the club members were special guests. Mrs. A. R. Hartman was install ing officer; Mrs. Harold D. Peter son, state president of Oregon Federation of Women's clubs, In stalling marshall and Mrs. W. L. Pemberton, pianist. New officers are Velma Schroe der, president; Dorothy Palmer, first vice-president; Gertrude Kliever, second vice-president; Laura Marsh, recording secretary; Maxine Helms, corresponding sec retary; Kathryn Rowe, treasurer; Harriett Fullenwider, ' parlian- tarian and Ruth Betts and Mrs. Lloyd Hughes, directors. . , Following installation, Donnie Hughes sang two numbers accom panied by Mrs. W. L. Pemberton. A pleasant supper hour was then enjoyed with Miss Ruth Betts, Mrs. George Gould, jr., Mrs. Lloyd Hughes, Mrs. A. R. Harf man, Miss Gertrude Kliever and Miss Laura Marsh in charge. DAT J. AS Past Noble Grands club of Almira Rebekah lodge met at the home of Mrs. E. V. Dalton Monday night with Mrs. C. B. Teats as assistant hostess. A business meeting was held and officers elected including:" Mrs. John R. Allgood, president; Miss Genevieve Coad, vice-president; Mrs. Louis Hadley, secretary-treasurer arid Mrs. Fred Hol man, press correspondent. Helen Butler read an interest ing letter from Mr. and Mrs. John Cerny, former Dallas residents who are jiow making their home in the Philippines. At the close of the evening re freshments were served to Mrs. Glenn O. Butler, who was a guest, and Mrs. Tracy Staats, Mrs. Frank Hobson, Mrs. George L. Hawkins, Mrs. N. L Guy, Mrs. John R. All good, Mrs. Maurice Dalton, Mrs. Louis Hadley, Mrs. Fred Holman, Mrs. Jessie Witt, the Misses Helen and Hazel Butler and the hostess es, Mrs. Teats and Mrs. Dalton. The next meeting of the club will be held at the IOOF hall on March 17 'when husbands of mem bers will be special guests for a covered dish dinner. A program is also to be arranged for this meeting. f . DALLAS Members of the Boy Scouts Mothers' club were enter tained Monday afternoon at the home ofMrs., J. A. Inglis. Mrs. Cf: W. Smith, president, presided at the business meeting. The club voted to meet every oth er Monday afternoon. Mrs. Abe Ewert was a new member and other members pres ent included Mrs. George Oldham, Mrs. C. W. Smith, Mrs. William Wheeler, Mrs. R. H. Wheeler, Mrs. Myrtle Smith, Mrs. V. Ray Boydston, Mrs. Cecil Dunn, Mrs. H. S.-Pinkerton, Mrs. Roy Dona hue, Mrs. William Rohrs, Mrs. Fanners Union News FAIRFIELD At the February meeting of the Fairfield Farmers Union Alex Manning was elected into membership. B. C. Hall, delegate to the Farmers Union state convention, gave a report and A L. Collins, house delegate, also gave reports. Ernest Werner, county presi dent, visited the local, giving re ports on bills passed and rejected at the convention. Mrs. B. C. Hall was reported as being ill, and J. J. Romer was appointed chairman of an oyster supper to be held March 21. Mr. and Mrs. Jtogers were vis itors from Kiezer local. VU" C. J. Enstad, and the hostess, Mrs. J. A. Inglis. i : : : The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. T. B. Hooker. DALLAS Word was received Monday by Mr. and vMrs. Clar ence Smith that their daughter, Betty, a freshman at Oregon State college, placed second in ex temporaneous speaking at the col lege speech tournament held at Linfield college last past week end. Miss Smith graduated from Dal las high school last year, where she had taken an active part in public speaking and receiving ; a scholarship to OSC last spring. Lincoln Has Final Dance LINCOLN Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turnbow, who have been entertaining with a series of dance parties, held the final affair Sat urday night.- The Jayhawks played for dancing. Refreshments were served by the hosts, assisted by Mrs. George Marr, Mrs. - Henry Davidson, Cloydine and George Haldeman. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Holland, Mr. and Mrs. Her man Cresswell and Lorraine and Donna, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ben nett and Edward and Joseph, jr., Mr. and Mrs. Roy Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Martin and Nellie Jane, Darrell and Merl, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Such and John, James, Marcelle and Marcie, Bus Such, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon James, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Haldeman and Lois Margaret, Virginia Heide, Donna and Evelyn Berger, Helen, Bertha and James Cook, Clinton Kilgore, Kenneth Vincent, Marion Lynch, Mabel Anderson, Wilma Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Crawford, Norman Kirkwood, Mr. and Mrs. George Marr, sr., and George, jr., Dale, Ted, Jerry, Gloria and Lucky, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Turnbow- and Dick, jr., anl Patty, George Bondell, Rob ert Marr, Vesta Mae and Chuckie Turnbow and hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turnbow. Hundreds Throng Pre-Lenten Fete . At Mt. Angel MT. ANGEL In Mardi Gras fashion, people of Mt. .Angel and the nearby communities thronged St. Mary's auditorium Monday night for a last fling before the Lenten season which began Ash Wednesday, February 26. Sammy Herman's orchestra of Portland furnished music for the dance. Grand prize of $5 was won by Mrs. George May. Prize for the oldest member present went to Mrs. Mary Schwab, 77, and the youngest to Louis Berning, a sophomore in high school. High score prizes for "500" went to Carl Fessler, Mrs. Joseph Adelman, Gervais; Andy Wachter and Mrs. Joseph Rosno. Bridge honors were awarded to Mrs. D. Shepherd and Mrs. M. A. Beyer. The party was sponsored by the combined organizations of the Mt. Angel community and pro ceeds will be used for youth ac tivities in the community. Program Date Changed VICTOR POINT The regular PTV meeting planned for Friday nignthas been postponed until MarchS? when "Sylvua the Ma gician"nd a troup of entertain ers willresent a program. A small charge will be made and proceeds will be divided between the entertainers and the commit tee for school and grounds im provements. say BimBs oCPuTlv,,';nevfor J h t, Loans. Dinner Served As Church Aid Woman's Council Plans Series to Raise Decorating Fund WOODBURN Women's Coun cil of Woodburn Christian church will serve a chicken dinner Sat urday, from 11 a. m. until 7:30 p. m. in the church basement. A full dinner will be served for 35 cents per plate. The Women's council plans to serve a dinner, similar to this one, once a month for several months to raise money to redecorating the interior of the church. The public is invited. WOODBURN Mrs. Burton Wil leford was hostess to St. Mary's Episcopal Guild Tuesday after noon. v Mrs. Harold Austin assisted the hostess in serving refreshments. Those attending were Mrs. Ken neth McGrath, Mrs. Harold Mil ler, Mrs. Donald Grilley, Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. L. M. Bitney, Mrs. E. T. Sims, Mrs. Henry Mil ler, Mrs. Austin and Mrs. Wille ford. Mrs. Grilley will entertain the guild for its next meeting, Tues day, March 11. WOODBURN Mrs. O. E. Vick was hostess to the SOS club Fri day afternoon. Present were Mrs. Clyde Sulli van, Mrs. Bonner Stewart, Mrs. Linda Ayres, Mrs. Arista Nendel, Mrs. Verbu Taylor, Mrs. Fay Hur as, Mrs. C. R. Faulconer, Marjory Faulconer, Martha Black and Mrs. Vick. The next meeting will be a no host dinner at the home of Mrs. Fay Huras. Monmouth Sets Winter Formal MONMOUTH The all -school winter formal at Oregon College of Education is slated this Satur day. Bill Rush,"Parkdale, presi dent of junior class which is spon soring the affair, is general chair man of arrangements. Evelyn Zahradnik, Salem, and Harold Hoon, Grand View, Wash., are chairmen of the decorating committee; program, Eleanor Be- chtol, Salem and Virginia Daugh trey, Portland; invitations. Marge Ashby, Lebanon and Lillian Hay den, Milwaukie; music, Bob Cole, Woodland, Calif., and Alma Jean Watkins, Rock Creek; publicity, Merrill McKern,- Mt Vernon; and Betty Addison, Independence. Patrons and patronesses will be Mr; and Mrs. John E. Black, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Christensen, Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Merriam, Miss Ida Mae Smith and Robert Lax son. Ankeny Home Ec Club Has Meet SIDNEY Mrs. George Hender son entertained Ankeny Home Economics club Friday afternoon. Mrs. George Marlatt, home econ omics chairman, presided. Articles on the life of Washing ton were used for roll call. Mrs. D. E. Blinston was an invited guest for the afternoon and Mrs. Rex Hartley won the prize in the contest furnished by Mrs. Hen derson. LMIGII! -iKciTEmEm onn m neir 'TOILlL'EinnEi CominqSat: GOD Theatre enVT ' eded Swegle News SWEGLE Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Becker and daughter Ann drove to Seattle Friday morning for a weekend visit at the home of Mrs. Becker's sister; " Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lake and daughters, Delma and Joan, spent the holiday and weekend ' at the coast. C EL Francisco and Roy Blanch ard drove to Camp Clatsop Sun day morning. Blanchard will be employed on construction work at the camp. . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burdick re turned Friday. They have been away for several months. Son Announced WEST STAYTON Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Keith are the par ents of a soh, Donnell Irwin, weight 9 pounds, born February 21 at their home here. This is the Keith's fourth child and second son. Keith is the Southern Pacific depot agent, having recently moved from Aumsville. ip H. L STIFF FURNITURE CO. PRESENTS f I i I . i Conducted by MISS CULA BU HOTPOINT HOMfe ECONOMIST See and Hear RfllSS BUKER i ' ! . conduct I cobCing clinics in the proper 'method to prepare all types of foods in the manner that will produce the tastiest meals in the most efficient, economical manner, j Bring Your Cooking Problems to ; Miss Buker During These Sessions i Loads of Fun and Surprises Each Day! This Beautiful Hen n n n ELECTRIC RANGE m&i 7ffe?4uAes Meat FEATURES That Make Fair Cooks Good And Good Cooks Better 3 New Hi-Sped Calrod Surface Units, each with 5 Measured Heats. All-Porcelain enamel inside and out. Beautifully styled Twin VeneHa-Ute Lamps. Nsw Hluminatad Switch Dials. Built-in EUctrk Oven Timar-Clodu Built-in Tim Chim. Ovrsiz( All-Purposa, Flavor-Sal Ovan. Interior Oven Light. Now Duo-Speod Brollor with now Broiling or Roasting Pan. Now Calrod Baking Unit with now Hoat Deflector. Warming Compartment for foods and dishes. 2 largo Utility Drawers. Now 7-Quart Flavor-Seal Thrift Cooker with 5-Heat Calrod Unit. 3-pioco set of Tiffany Copporclad, stainless-steel utensils with covers. - . T - 446 COURT ST. Board Rehires School Head . Jefferson Churches -to Hold Prayer Observances - JEFFERSON Pat Beal, super intendent of the Jefferson schools has been reelected principal for next year, at the recent meeeting of the school board. Mr. Beal, upresident of the county teachers association, will attend teachers' institute, scheduled at Woodburn Saturday. - The world day of prayer pro gram will be presented at the Me thodist church at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon. Mrs. Ray Bostwick of the Christian Missionary society, will be the leader. Theme of the program is "Thy Kingdom Come." Taking part will be members of the three societies of the Metho dist, Christian and Evangelical church. Jean Shields of Los Angeles, O 1 Our' Store o Exclusive Hot SALEM'S will arrive - some tune this week m viKit with her cousins, ait. and Mrs), Shields. Miss Shields is a: nurse In tne veterans hospital in West Los Angeles. She will also visit her brother,; Dr. A. B. Shields inr Portland during her stay here. V Omer Levi " Martin and Merle DeWall, Jefferson volunteers, left last week, for Portland to be in ducted into the army. : Merle is the son of John DeWall of Jeffer son. f ': :: ' . Pre-Lenten Party Held at Sty Louis ST. LOUIS The last pre Lenteh card farty was held Sun day night in the parish hall, j Twentr six tables were in play. high score going to Fred Hecker, Woodburn; second to Mrs. Law rence Barnard, St." Paul; third to Mrs. Frank Barnard, St. Paul; low to Earl Manning of St. Louis. Special prizes went to Albert Ot terstom and Alice Rufinot, Wood- bum, and Mrs. Robert Runcorn, Fairfield. I Auditorium O) iCoXOx the 77 ffany Saper deluxe ttyle hmder emong electric range. Hot' poinfm xnosr complete Etectrio Jnge vrith mil the semi point Dealer OWN STORE MM MM WMMWll l III lllill mill' t ii Br'ini'i i i -, nn rmj ' k - - . - t " - ONLY j If I ' t . II "W ll . . - " ! - - i -.' - " r ) : ! Meetings Called ; By Brooks Clubs J BROOKS The garden club will meet in the dub rooms Thursday for an all day meeting, with Mrs. Mary McCTure,- Mrs. Elva Aspin wall - and Mrs. Bertha Streeter as hostesses. Women are asked te come early as plans are made to tie : comfort before, luncheon. Brooks Townsend club will meet Thursday night in the school house. There will : be a speaker and program. - t --j. ..,4" Spring SaHngs for; Year Hone! ! L oncrrow Horning! . - . New Tin-may $tmim-Imme-mteel Coppr eied S-pieee mtenmil met luclwdtd writa thin Mr rmn 'ge. it PHONE 9185 .... . i k ... 3 1 tL- irAofaroo.X. r tty
