Woodburn Sets
Home Ec Meet
North Willamette
Clubs Convene
March 15
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WOODBURN Woodburn high
school Home Economics club will
be hostess to the north Willamette
district club conference, Saturday,
March 15. ' .
Chairman and co-chairman for
the various committees are: reg
istration, Betty Joe Otterson, Mil
licent" Evenden; reception, -Margaret
Surmeyer; pages, Ruth Ed
wards, Donna Dean, Babs Beck,
Eileen Waymire; decorations, An
ita Hoefer, Donna Gene Ernest,
Grace Lindekin; entertainment.
Donna Gene Ernest, Anita. Hoefer;
luncheon, Margaret Yates, Clem
entine Klrsch; publicity, Corinne
Gill, Dorothy Koenig. Opal Ep
pers, Helen Strouse, Jean Royce,
Geraldine Hanauska; programs,
Jean 'Royce, Geraldine Hanauska;
special guest hostess, Helen Vo
der, Ina Leighty, Jane Mitchell,
Jean Royce, Joy Randall, Mary
Lacy; checkroom, Muriel Herald-
nn Flna Hermansnn. deanuD
committee, raaxine aimer, war-
'Jory Davis.
the conference are Albany, Amity,
Also a Tti-mvnoviU Panhv farl-
t o n, Corvallis, Dallas, Dayton,
Ontp GervaisJ Halsev. Harrls-
burg, Hub bard. Independence,
Jefferson, Lebanon, Loraine, Low
eu, . iuvuiuuiviuc, tuuiuuc, .iitn-
berg, Oakridge, Oregon City, Per
ry dale. Philomath, Salem, Scio,
Shedd, Sheridan, Sherwood, Sil
verton, Staytori, Sweet Home,
Tangent, Turner, West Linn, Wil-
lamina and Yamhill.
Stayton Store
Change Made
. STAYTON Mr. and Mrs. Dave
John again will manage the lunch
room, and . light grocery store
which they had charge of for 13
years until IS months ago during
which time it 1 has been under
different management.
The place adjoins the John ser
vice station at Third and Wash
ington streets and was opened
for business Saturday under the
new management, following ren
ovation.
Mrs. Dave John will resume
the serving of homecooked
lunches. ' i
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Schuk have
moved the Schuk Electrical com
pany and pressing establishment
into, its new location at Third
and Washington streets. 1
,,They have recently been re
modeling the place , and have ar
ranged for living quarters in the
building also. The work was done
by Charles Lampman and Charles
Stayton, assisted by Schuk.
Dinner Is Given
By Home Ec Club
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MONMOUTH i-The Home Ec
onomics club of Monmouth
grange held a dinner meeting Fri
day noon. Mrs Byron Ruddell of
Independence led , a round table
discussion on garden and flori
culture. ..' - '
Mrs. Julia ' Alton and her sister,
Mrs., Frances Dennis, directed a
question and answer contest for
general participation.'
Hostesses were Mrs. Anna Her
ren, Mrs. J. L. MurdockT Mrs.
John Scott, Mrs. R. S. Johnson,
all of Monmouth, and Mrs. Joe
Rogers, sr.. of Independence.
At the February grange night
meeting, v exemplification of the
order in first and second degrees
was given for Mr. and Mrs. B. F.
Barthall. : r i -V-
Returns From Hospital'
JEFFERS0N-4-G u y Aupperle,
who underwent a recent major
operation at the Albany General
hospital expects" to . be brought
home in about a week, i , -.
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Th OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon. Tuesday Morning. March 4, 1341
Aussies Toast Exploits of Africa Comrades
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Happy over the successful activities of their fellow I against the Italians in the African campaign, to
soldiers in Africa, a group of Australian soldiers I day, the British, augmented by the Aussies, con
in London offer a toast to the many victories scored I tinue to advance in Libya,
County Fair
Is Talked
MONMOUTH New officers jof
the local chamber of commerce
are Oscar Groves, president; Dr.
Ivan C Milhous, vice president;
Dr. Edgar A. Johnson, secretary
treasurer; H. W. Morlan, George
W. Cooper and Dr. D. H. Searing,
executive committee. j
The principal business measure
ion the docket was the Polk coun-
t y fair building amplification
which was referred to the city
planning board for further study.
Oregon College of Education's
men's quartet, Loren Steiner, Mo
lalla; Gorman Rose, Portland;
Waldemar Krause, Dallas; Bill
Albin, Monroe, sang several num
bers. '. j
E. A. Stebbins, registrar at Ore
gon College of Education accom
panied by several students, spent
Saturday in Portland attending
the religious conference. S
4H Awards Made- j
North Howell
Clubbers
NORTH HOWELL Pins a tad
certificates indicating perfect
work in 4H club projects award
ed Thursday by Wayne Harding,
county 4H club leader and C.j G.
Rue of the Woodburn National
bank were first year pins, Lee
Schmidt, Harold Watts, Leland
Schaap, David Marx, Dale Neli
ton, Rolleene Mcllwain, Audrey
Hampton, Patty Mcllwain, Roll
eene Rickard. Darlene Sch&rff,
Mary Alger, . Virginia Alger. Hel
en Mcllwain, Denny Woelke, Ken
neth Alger and Wallace Johnson.
Second year certificates Rob
ert Meye, Doris Mcllwain, Wilbur-
Rickard, Amy Lou Espe, and
Leroy Schaap.
Third year pins, Ronald
Schmidt and Howard Reed, j
Fourth year Paulina Neliton
and Phillip Marx.
Safety Course
Completed
; JEFFERSON The seven weeks'
safety j driving course, sponsored
by Secretary of State Earl SneR's
traffic safety division, in the lo
cal schools was completed last
week. Jefferson high school stu
dents completing the course In
cluded Mildred Thurston.. E a r 1
Marcum. Kenneth Meng. Donald
Smith. Jerrold Oldenberg, Helen
Parrish, James Henderson, Bever
ly .Wells, Gene ; Mary Redmond,
Bette T e r h u n e and Constance
Martin. : ' . 1
White Pdkes, Very Rare Indeed
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White Pekinese pups estimated to come only once in a thousand
litters were born to a Pekinese owned by Mrs. Rudy Tucker of Okla
homa City The pups are six weeks old and were born in a Utter of
i i five, the other-three of4the familiar brown hue.
West Salem Church Activity
Announced; Club Meet Set
WEST SALEM Woman's So
ciety of Christian Service of the
Methodist church will meet at
the home of Mrs. Leighton Dash
iell, 190 Rosemont avenue, Wed
nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock for
a business and sewing meeting.
Members are asked to bring sew
ing equipment.
Rev. Don; Huckabeee announces
the series of services being held
at the Methodist church, "Prac
tical Faith for a Practical Day."
Tuesday night's sermon is "Can
Religion Relieve Me of Tension
and Nervousness?" I
Officers Named
By Tillicums
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AUMSVTLLE The Tillicum
dub met recently I at the club
rooms with 18 women attending.
Hostesses were Mrs. White, Mrs.
Christine Gulliford, j Mrs. S trunk
and Mrs. -Ott Names drawn for
the next quilts to be put in the
frames were Mrs. Bradley, Mrs.
Wallace and Mrs. Hastings. Of
ficers named were: president, Mrs.
Mabel Gulliford; vice-president,
Mrs. F. W. Potter; secretary-treasurer,
Mrs.! Grover IPhelan. The
first meeting of the club year will
be held March S. j
Leaves for Peart Harbor
WOODBliRN Woird has been
received by Al Marlcle, that his
daughter, Mrs. E. Ii Wilson, left
recently for Pearl Harbor, Ha
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WEST SALEM Mrs. Ivan
Wood entertained the "Dime and
Dine" club with a 1 o'clock lunch
eon last week.
Attending were Mrs. Mabel
Kitchen, Mrs. L. Hartman, Mrs.
Lottie Chaffee, Mrs. Roy Stevens,
Mrs. Mark Hoffman, Mrs. Harry
Turpin, Mrs. Otto Peterson,. Mrs.
L Gregg, Mrs. Harold Jamison
and Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffman.
WEST SALEM Mrs. Glen
Davenport had a meeting of 4H
Clothing I A club members at
her home Friday. Work was start
ed on the first project and the
leader gave instructions on the
use of stencils. Girls selected the
name of "Silver Thimble club."
WEST SALEM The Home
Economics club of the local
grange is meeting at the home
of the president, Mrs. Artie Phil
lips for an all day business and
sewing meeting with a no-host
luncheon Tuesday noon.
WEST SALEM Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Alcorn and Valma of
Nampa, Ida., came Saturday to
spend a short vacation with Mrs.
Alcorn's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
D. L Henderson.
Wayne Henderson, who has
been a member of the air corps
at McCord Field, is spending a
vacation with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. D. L Henderson. At the end
of his vacation he will be trans
ferred to the Pendleton air base.
Mr. and Mrs. William Stalk
and small daughters were accom
panied by friends on a trip to
ML Hood Saturday.
Comedy Given
At Bethel
Qub Slates Another
' Farce for March
j Community Meet
BETHEL A one act) comedy.
"The New Bride," was staged by
Bethel ' Community club : Friday
night. Those playing the roles
were Dean Lauderback, Jean
Hain, Simpson Hamrick, - Paul
Hamrick, Wanda Froehlich, Wer
na Froehlich, Mary Hamrick, Al
lison Klug, Clifford ; Hageman,
Marvin Hageman.; I
Werna , Froehlich was program
chairman and announced piano
solos by Jean Hain; and songs
with guitar : accompaniment - by
Simpson and Mary Hamrick.
Allison Klug presided- at the
business , meeting. He appointed
as refreshment committee for the
March meeting, Coral ee Nichols,
Clifford Hageman, Eugene Ham
rick, and as program committee,
Mrs. Emaleen Williams, Mr. and
Mrs. G. M. Hageman, Mrs. Cass
A. .Nichols.
The Summit Sunday school, of
the Orchard Heights neighbor
hood, will put on their three act
comedy, "Good Gracious Grand
ma!" at the March meeting here.
Simpson Hamrick, Ralph A.
Wilson, W. R. Baker, were ap
pointed as a committee to take
charge of buying materials and
building permanent f walls and
doors at the rear of the stage,
expense is to be defrayed by
the Community club. 1
In charge of serving refresh
ments during the social hour were
Mrs. A. C. Spranger, Mrs. H. R.
Bishop and Mrs. J. G. Lauderback.
Scouts Elect
For Troop 20
HAYESVTLLE A meeting of
parents of Scout troop No. 20 was
called Thursday night to elect
officers for the coming year.
J. J. Komyate, scoutmaster,
read a report on activities of the
Scouts during the past year.
Three "tenderfeet, Paul Fuhr
er, Alfred Komyate and Ray Car
row, received badges. Mrs.. Paul
Fuhrer, Mrs. Lyle Carrow and
Mrs. jJ. J. Komyate received
mothers' badges.
Troop committeemen are chair
man, T. A. Lewis; outdoors, Fred
Fisher; advancement, George
Strozute; publicity, Albert Stett
ler; membership, Lyle Carrow;
special troop committee, Milton
Dierks, Paul Fuhrer and C. Mow-ry-
A committee meeting will be
held Thursday night, March 0, to
elect a scoutmaster and assistant
scoutmaster.
10 Is Quota Set
For March Call
DALLAS Polk county select
ive service headquarters have re
ceived tentative notice that ten
men will be called from the coun
ty between March 17 and March
21. j
All men taken in the two pre
vious calls have been Volunteers.
Only one more volunteer remains
Salem Heights
News
SALEM HEIGHTS Ronald
Poyner left Thursday for San Luis
Obispo, - where he will be em
ployed in the state forest service.
His parents, Mr. j and Mrs. Tom
Poyner of Portland, will conduct
the Salem Heights sub-post of
fice, store and oil station in his
absence.
Eileen Van Eaton, who is at
tending library school at Denver
university will start practice work
in a library near. Denver in
March. - - . -.
Mrs. Clara Miner of Tillamook
Is making a: two Weeks visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Ole Haugen
and family;. ':
An aunt and niece, Mrs. Mc
Cune and daughter Helen, spent
the weekend at the D. D. Dotson
home. iTheir; home is in Portland,
and they, are the only living rela
tives of Mrs. Dotson.
Bride) Elect
Is Honored
BRUSH COLLEGE Brush
College Helpers club . sponsored
a bridal shower honoring Miss
Maxine Olson - at the country
homej of Mrs. John Schindler,
Thursday j afternoon. Mrs. M.
Fochtj and;,Mrs. Edwin Burton
were in charge.
Presiding; at the business ses
sion was Mrs. Leland Wendt, who
appointed to assist Margaret GH
lis, county health nurse, in giving
tuberculin tests , at Brush Col
lege school in March, Mrs. Louis
Singer, Mrs. Glen McAllister and
Mrs. Leland Wendt
Appointed as a committee to
arrange for! a pie social, March
14, to aid 1 the community club
in paying for the stage were Mrs.
Karl Harritt, Mrs. Edwin Burton,
Mrs. Joe Singer, Mrs. Fred Olson,
Mrs. Monte; Harris and Mrs. A.
W. Andrews.
Preceding presentation of gifts
Patsy Mbiiarity gave a vocal solo
accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Irene Mortality and Mildred Nel
son played, "I Love You Truly."
Club Hears Talk
On WOd Flowers
UNION HILL Mrs. W. M. Tate
was hostess to the Union Hill
Woman's club Thursday after
noon when Florence Pottorff pre
sented a program on wild flowers
and birds.
Present were Mrs. W. EL Rabens,
Mrs. B. E. Bower, Mrs. V. D. Scott
and Keith, Mrs. C C Carter, Mrs.
Adolph Heater, Mrs. Mary Tate,
Mrs. Dolph Heater, Mrs. David
Pottorff, Miss Florence Pottorff,
Mrs. C, E. Heater, Mrs. Henry Tate
and Elizabeth, Mrs. Douglas Heat
er and the hostess, Mrs. Tate.
The next meeting will be in two
weeks at the home of Mrs. George
Scott.
Health Tests
Set March 11
West . Salem PTA to Aid
Health Nurse With
Tuberculin Exams
WEST SALEM A meeting of
the executive ' committee of the
Parent-Teacher association was
held Thursday and It was voted
to buy 25 dinner plates to add to
kitchen equipment. Mrs. C A.
Rust and Mrs. D. T. Bradford
were appointed on the purchasing
committee.- -v r
Mrs. Ethel McCoy was instruct
ed t to notify the i Polk county
health association that the PTA
would cooperate in the skin tu
berculin test to be given in the
West Salem school Tuesday,
March 1L Dr. A. B. Starbuck will
administer the test to children of
pre-school age,, school children
and adults for a nominal fee.
Plans were made 1 for' a silver
tea to be held in the upper grade
bunding March 21, - and a X pre
school clinic will j be held in
April. -
The monthly PTA meeting will
be held in the gymnasium Tues
day night at 7:30 o'clock. A mu
sical program will follow with so
cial activities directed by J. S.
Bowne. -
Members having birthdays in
May, June and July will be in
charge of refreshments. They are
Mrs. C A. Rust, Mrs. Jack Welbe,
Mrs. D. T. Bradford, Mrs. H.
Loewen and Mrs. Leighton Dash
iell. - - ' i.
man, Mrs. Lester Thomas, Mrs.
Bert Hamilton, Mrs. Warren Mc
Neil, Mrs. T. D. Trick, Veiled
Trick; Mrs. Lee Frederickson, Mrs.
Ed Caldwell, Mrs. Floyd Bates,
Mrs. Forrest Cammack. Mrs. Jo
seph McCracken and Mrs. Walter
Cook of Scotts Mills.
Ray . Sparks who has been in
Oklahoma for some time is at
home - with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Sparks. ;
History . Prof Speak
SILVERTOlt R. I. LovelL
professor of social science at Wil
lamette university, was the speak
er at the' Monday noon meeting
of the Rotary dub. ,
Labish Center
Slates Farce
LABISH CENTER ... . "Here
Comes Charlie" will, be presented
Friday, March 7, by Labish Cen
ter Community club. Jack Power
and- Leslie Klampe are on the
program committee.
Characters are: Nora Malone,
Beverly Boehm; Officer Tim Mo
GruL Willard Aker; Mrs. Fanny
Farnham, Mrs. Horace Biddy;
Larry Elliott, Leslie Klampe; Ted
Hartley, Max Bibby; Vivian
Smythe-Kersey, , Arlene - Rasmus
sen; Uncle Aleck Twiggs, -Lyle
Klampe; Charlie Hopps, Dorothy
Miller; Mrs. Caroline Smythe
Kersey, Mrs Harry Boehm; Mort
imer Smythe-Kersey, Jask Pow
er. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rents and
Joe Burr are on the refreshment
committee.
Rosedale Women
Honor Friend
ROSEDALE Women of the lo
cal missionary society drove to
Scotts Mills Thursday to the home
of Mrs. Lawrence McCracken and
surprised her with a shower.
Present were Mrs. Frieda Leh-
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iimb rnrr mm
on the Polk county list but it is
possible that more men in the
county may volunteer before the
time for the next group to be
called.
Last Rites Held
For Dallas Man
DALLAS Funeral services for
Edwin H. Low, who died suddenly
at the home of his son here Fri
day, were held at Henkle and
Bollman chapel Monday after
noon at 1 o'clock.' The body will
be taken to Sioux City, Iowa.
Edwin H. Low was the father
of Charles Low of Dallas, mana
ger of the J. C Penney Co.
store. ,
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GOOD COOKS FULL OF PRAISE FOR NUCOA
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boxes are sandwiches spread wka
NUCOAj the deilcioaa, Baodem soar
gariae made oa the Coast. NUCOA
suralshes asaoncfc food-eoergy as the
most erpeoaire spread for bread-
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CSPetTiXT T9 COTXfXJ is the fact that
NUCOA supplies VITAMIN A Ererf pouod
of NUCOA contains over 7,500 predoea
VITAMIN A units and this Is tree the year
aroond, with no variation between winter
and swamer. How lucky that NUCOA costs
so little yoa casi give the children all the
"breads Nocoa" they wsatl
tl KSSa CMSS31T, the delldoes Barer of
NUCOA adds aa old-Cuhlooed, real foodaess
yo iast can't get with flavorless shocttalags.
And as well as im hot breads, pancakes,
waffles, NUCOA tastes fast right." For
NUCOA Is saade with pore gvAM oils
chamad la fresh pasteariaad aklm axllk bodi
prodacts of Aatedcs farm;
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NUCOA Is always so sweet and fresh, for
NUCOA b made a order only nerer held
in storagtt It la n true quality product,
with delightful texture easy to- cream
smd to spread. , t -.; .
means a lot to the maa who has worked
hard all da. Food seasoned with NUCOA
or fried in NUCOA, tastes swelL NUCOA
gives more yfawr the laxnrioas, rich'
taste which oaly a spread for bread mm
give. Yet cooking with NUCOA pots ma
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