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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Orgon. Wednesday Mining. May It 1311
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Amendment
Is
Prepared
! Frame Construction
! Asked at Stayton;
I Reports Given "
STAYTON At the city council
meeting it; was proposed to amend
the city's building ordinance so as
to permit! construction of. frame
buildings on the west side of Sec
ond street between Water and Ida
streets. A- C VanNuys and Gabe
Dejardin of the ordinance commit
tee were appointed to work with
the recoirder in preparing an
amendment to submit at the next
meeting.
It was decided that the council
will request the League of Oregon
Cities to make an estimate of the
cost of recodifying the city' or
dinances. It has been discovered
that many of the city's ordinances
are obsolete.
A change in accounting methods
was Held. It was suggested that
expenditures from month to month
could be checked against amounts
budgeted. ' ' -
No motions were made or votes
taken on any of these proposals
and suggestions. :'
The report of the water collec
tor, Edward J. Bell, listed billings
in April totaling $521.45. Delin
quencies aggregate only $167.45.
STAYTON A court of honor of
the Cascade area council of Boy
Scouts was held at the lodge halL
Four Scouts received awards:
T?lrha-rl TVimrn tanAnil a1 s
Delbert Chamberlain, first class
and Billy Freelo, star Scout, all of
troop SO, Stayton; James Lafky,
troop 55, received a second class
merit badge. R. R. Ruddiman, Sa
lem scout executive, spoke and
told of the camporee to be held at
Sflverton, May 16 and 17.
TwoHonored
Five
Schools Particip
ate in
MaylFestival at Jefferson
JEFFERSON Friday was an Ideal day for the May festival
in which the schools of Marion, Talbot, Looney Butte and Jef
xerson schools took part.
In commemoration of music week a program was presented.
ine program opened wiia music
by the Jefferson school band,1 di
rected by Mrs. Lorena Brockway;
- group of songs by primary chil
dren; song, by Talbot school, Mrs.
Nellie Wiederkehr was accompan
ist; choruses, intermediate pupils;
the rhythm band, Looney Butte
school, accompanied by Mrs. Al
bert Barnes; vocal numbers by
Jefferson ! high school; freshman
trio, Carol Morton, Mary Wilson
and Marcella Dailey; songs by up-
(ts Coming j.
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Journal Juniors'
EXTBAVAGAIIZA
In S Colerful Acts j
SAtEM HIGH SCHOOL
AUDITORIUM
Friday. May 1C t pjn.
i BENEFIT
HIGH SCHOOL BAND
per grades. The program closed
with selections by the band.
At 1 o'clock the coronation cere
monies took place in the tennis
court. The Jefferson band played,
while the queen ,01ga Schulz, and
her court took their places on the
platform. Prof. M. H. Beal was the
queen's escort, and placed the
crown on her head.
Princesses were Bette Terhune,
Alleen Chilton, Maxlne Etzel,
Johrfetta Davis, Beverly Wells, and
Dorothy Hague. Flower girls were
Lydia Brown and Willa Dean Cole;
trainbearers, Barbara Blackwell
and Eleanor Vose, and crown
bearer, BUlle Chain.
The program included songs by
the Jefferson primary chorus and
the Jefferson high school girls
chorus. Dancers were Blanche
Pilcher and Mildred Looney. The
winding of the Maypole by the
grade school children, closed the
program.
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1 f Ladies . 1 OnilG Cosmetics
r Bette Davis in THE GREAT LIE"
LAST , with George Brent Mary Astor
TIMES 'lus Frank Morgan and Ann ! Rutherford in 11 - I
TONITE "WASHINGTON MELODRAMA"
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STARTS THURSDAY - TWO TOP FEATURES
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Mas 2nd Hit "Gar Varabend" Some Karnes - Rath Donnelly
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Installation Feature4
of Woman's Club
Park Session -
SILVERTON--SpecIal . honors
were paid to two members of the
Silverton Woman's club Monday
when club members met at the
Silver Creek recreational park for
installation of officers.
Mrs. George Hubbs was ore-
sented a medal for being the long
est term member of the local club
and Mrs. H. B. Itham received
a civic service medal. Mrs. La
tham has been chairman of the
library board since its inception 22
years ago." Honor was also naid
the late Mrs. Sam Ames, a pio
neer member of the chib. These
honors were paid in keeping with
the Golden jubilee of the f edera
tlon and Mrs. F. Glenn McDonald
made the presentation. !
A no-hostess luncheon In the
recreational area dining room
opened the day's observance. Dur
ing the luncheon. Harry Buckler.
xeaerai project and area manager.
spoke on the work of the recrea
tional area; It contains, Mr.
Buckley said, 4000 acres and there
are only two such areas on the
coast,- this one and one in Cali
fornia.
Wild flowers, arraneed br Mrs.
A. J. Tigus, Mrs. Clark Bochman
ana Mrs. Kenneth Hewitt were
used on the table. SDecial euests
were members of the Silver Cliff
club, the Willard club, the Junior
Woman's club. Silverton. and tha
Stayton club. Mrs. Dave John, past
president of the Marlon county
federation came with the Stayton
club members.
Mrs. rnest Bvbere. Droeram
cnalrman of the day. Introduced
Mrs. J. W. Jordan who save a
reading.
Installation -of officers took
place in the natural chapel in the
woods. New officers are president:
Mrs. Ralph Larson; vice-president,
Mrs. A. B. Wiesner; secretary, Mrs.
Ed Severence. and treasurer. Mrs.
Ernest Byberg. Mrs. A. J. Titus,
acting in the absence of the Junior
past president, Mrs. Jonas Byberg,
presented Mrs. George Jaeschke,
outgoing president, with a , gift
from the club. ;
1 Plans were announced for the
annual woman's club library tea
to be held at the home of Mrs.
Reber, Allen on May 23. Mrs.
Latham is the general chairman of
arrangements.
Mrs. Harry Buckley was chair
man of Monday's arrangements.
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Community Clubs
Mt View Community club will
hold the last meeting of the year
at the school house on Thursday
at which time officers for the
coming year will be elected.
Eighth grade graduating exer
cises will be held the same eve
ning with four in the class. Don
ald Hendrickson will give the
valedictory address: Clara Moore.
history; Keith Gwynn, poem, and
Ann Schroeder, prophecy and class
will.
George VealL Delbert Lonsr and
Lillie Shipler are in charge of the
program .and Mrs. Virgil White.
Mrs. W. H. Zimmerman and Beat
rice Smith will serve refresh
ments. ,
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Visit at Lincoln
3 LINCOLN Sunday euests
the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.
Ashford were Mr. and Mrs. F. J.
Dye of Portland, Mr. and Mrs.
Gus Newman and son Don and
Miss Jane Sisson, all of Auros-
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Call Board
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Today Alice Ftye. John Payne.
ac mut u mt oreai American
Today Lad listen, Jeffrey Lynn
1 Ul Tour Motherm." Law Avr-a
uonei carry mor in ur. KUdart
Saturday midnight Robert Younf.
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ROIXVWOAD
Today Oeanna Durbln to "Sprint
Parade." Dead End Kid. Little
ThuradaV Allan Inn mm Manov Vmt
- Night In the Tropics.' George
- O'Brien In "Stage to China."
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Today Pat O'Brien. Ann Sher-
, Man in r1 . r..A h m
Charles Blckford In "South of Ka
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fWday John Wayne in "The Big
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Today Bette Dayis. George Brent
- ui ma ureal ue. rranK Morgan,
Ann rutherford in "Washington
Thursday Humphrey Bogart. Sylvia
Hivrina famll In n.w V..lwi -
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Today Frank Albtrtion, Lon
jr in aum auae Man.
fter.". Peggy Moran. Dick Foran In
iiorror island."
LAST TIJIES TODAY
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At Parley
Beware, Nazi attackers, for this London home guard! He is ready
to protect his castle at any cost. Note that dire warning! "Keep
off the grass!' The boy's father, a home guard, bunt the fortress.'
Mennonite District -
Church Conclave
I Opens Thursclay
DALLAS Th Pacific district
conference of the Mennonite
church of North America wl be
held at the Grace Mennonite
church, 207 Jefferston street, Dal
las, from May 15 to 18. Delegates
will be present from Washington,
California, Idaho and Oregon.
Rev. Homer - Lelsy, Dallas, is
president of the conference.
It is scheduled to open at f
o'clock Thursday with a minis
ter's retreat At 150 pjn. there
will be: a worker's retreat The
conference proper starts at 7 30
I Thursday night with the confer
ence sermon to be given by Rev.
Leisy, Dallas.
The program Friday wO start
I at 8:30 ajn. with a pre-prayer ser-
vice, business session to follow rm-
ta 1130 am when Rev. D. J.
Unruh, Pratum, will give 'an d-
dress. Afternoon sessions are from
130 to 4 pjn. Rev. W. A. Regler.
I Los Angeles, will speak during the
afternoon.
Friday night the Women's Mis
sionary society wOl present a pro
gram under the direction of Mrs.
Homer Leisy, president Miss Etta
Davis, recently returned from
China, will speak. There will be
other short talks and special num
bers.
Saturday morning the business
session will continue and at 1130
I sun. Dr.. J. H. Langen waiter of
Reedley, Calif, will give an ad
dress, At I o'clock Saturday a re
creational period will be enjoyed.
On Saturday night at 7 o'clock a
special song festival led by Rev.
Lester Hosteller, Upland, Calif.
Forum Slated "
AtSUvcrton
E3LVEBTON Dr. Warren D.
Smith wQ speak tonight at the
forum hour at the senior high
school little auditorium. The
meeting will begin at 8 o'clock.
Dr. Smith's topic wd be "Our
Stakes in the PadIlc,
The forums are always open to
the public and are free of charge.
Play Slated .'
At Sweglc
SWEGLE Last Tuesday af
ternoon Mrs. Mary Swingle was
hostess to the Swegle Woman's
club with Mrs. John Swansea as
sisting. . . ,
Eleven members and one guest
Miss Doris Griffin, Salem, were
present Plans were made for" the
Deaconess hospital play, which
the club is promoting to help the
hospital. Thursday night Is the
date. Neighboring districts will be
Invited. The play cast are em
pkryes of the hospital.
West Salem Women to Install
At Final Meeting Today
WEST SALEM The Woman's club is having the final meet
ing of the club year in the city hall auditorium today at 2 o'clock.
Election and installation of officers will take place following
the musical number.
Mrs. J. M. Fisher, president,
asks all members to attend. The
committee in charge. is Mrs. Glenn
Davenport,- Mrs. E. P. Leek, Mrs.
Ed Underwood and ; Mrs. Weldon
Looney. , t
The Kingwood post auxiliary is
having a special meeting at the
hall Thursday afternoon and two
guests, Mr Laura: Good, state
auxiliary president ? and Mrs.
Josephine Kane, president of dis
trict two, will be present :
WEST SALEM Members of the
Kingwood post auxiliary honored
their mothers and a group of eld
erly ladies with a noon luncheon
and program Thursday at the
Legion halL The tables were dec
orated with spring flowers.
Preceding the luncheon Mrs.
Hattie Lacey, 85, was honored as
the oldest mother present The fol
lowing ladies, who had celebrated
their golden wedding anniversaries
were also honored: Mrs. W. D.
Phillips, Mrs. E. Horton, Mrs. M.
A. Goughfnour, Mrs. V. J. HalL
Mrs. J. W. Chattin, and Mrs. wu
liam Wechter. Corsages were pre
sented to all the mother guests.
Mrs. Ray Lacey, president, wel
corned the guests. Solos were sung
by Mrs. Gertrude Cherrington and
Miss Lloyd Heinz. Mrs. Cross
played several piano numbers.
Guest speakers were Hester VI-
vado, of La Paz, Bolivia, and Ralph
Jacobs, Berlin, who are Willamette
university students.
Guests from the Methodist Old
People's home in Salem were Mrs.
Anna Cox. Mrs. Bellzema New
man, Miss Maud Carleton, Mrs.
V. J. HalL Mrs. D. Rlngle, Mrs. V. I
will be held after which Rev. Phil
A. Wedel win give a talk on music.
The Rev. Wedel wffl give the
address Sunday morning. Sunday
afternoon the program win be m
charge of the educational commit
mutee. in the evening a young
people's program will be given.
followed by an address by Rev. W.
A R Regler, Los Angeles. ;
Officers of the Pacific confer
ence of the Mennonite church In
elude: Rev. Leisy, Dallas, presi
dent; Rev. H. M. Horscn, Upland,
Calif., vice-president; Rev. D. B.
Hess, Win ton, Calit, secretary;
Miss Emma Ruth, Reedley, Calit
W. Chattin, Mrs. L. E. Black, Mrs.
UinnU nir.oh.tn . Hit A
nZZ;ZrZSr,,Z': secretary, and John C. Jantz,
um.Qg Wash, treasurer.
Mrs. Clara Larwood, Mrs. Ellen
Baker, Miss Bertha Powell, Mrs.
E. Horton and Mrs. Thressa Pin
nlmon.
Mother guests of members were
Mrs. C J. Jackson, Mrs. Scott Mrs.
A W, Vernon, Mrs. A. B. Page,
Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Fred Kubln, Mrs.
Ross DamreXL Mrs. E. Abbott, Mrs.
Gambo, Mrs. William Wechter,
Mrs. Elmer Smith, Mrs. Cross, Mrs.
Visitors are welcome to any or
all of the conference sessions, i
Program Billed
For Graduation
I fruitlano The commence
ment exercises for the Fruitland
school will be given Thursday at
8 o'clock. v
1 Tha fnllnvtntf nmmm mrHl Ta
L0?.!"0 I rendered, musnumW. rhytlun
;, , trZ J I hand; class history, Goldie Gerig
ouuflUMUiaiiauAu. I plaaa will Jnt. Sfnartf
The Entre Nous club held a no-1 Warren Mernl; accordion solo.
host card party in the city hall Lois Hammer; class poem, BUI
Wednesday with Fred Gibson and Robins; commencement address,
Elmer Cook as acting hosts. J. W. Kennedy; class song, Alice
Five tables of 500 were in play. I Stewart, Lois Hammer and Shir-
Mrs. Fred Gibson, Mrs. B. L Fer-jley Lively; diploma presentation,
guson, Mrs. Norris Looney and! Mrs. Roy Lively; closing number,
Elmer Cook held high scores.
Special guests were Mrs. Norris
Looney and Mrs. B. L Ferguson.
harmonica band.
Goldie Gerig, Jennie , Straws,
BiU Robins and Warren Merril
wUl be the graduates.
Cold Brings
Complications
DAYTON Porter Magness,
son of Mrs. Theododa . Magness,
Valloy Events
'May IS Nut Growers'
I nan.
May xi Jersey Catua club
fair around.
ltay 24 ore anixattoa
Glaze, Mrs. Hattie Lacey, Mrs. J. meningitis. He is a logger.
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wno has oeen unconscious zor SeV-1 uregon seea league, orrania, 19 auo.
i j 4 v tr.nn jit- t I May J4 Sclo fat lamb anow.
uajra ai un wuiuuhwi 1 , u.r rilM ffradin arhool. Chcrrr
pitaL is apparently better. . I City Baklnc company rooms. Salem.
He suffered a severe cold sev- ISSS5 Zt.
eral months ago end did not fully May zSMarion county experiment
recover. Last week he developed 1 JZ T",
Show at Turner.
Clean up
Day Slated
UNION HILL Mrs. J. C
Krenx win be hostess to the TJn-
on Hm Home Economics dub at
the grange ban Wednesday. '
This wOl be an all day meeting.
The men .wul clean the grounds,
and the women wfll clean inside,
A covered dish dinner wfll be
served at noon. The hostess wfll
furnish the hot dish and the oth
ers are asked to complete the
salads, lunch, cake,, etc.,:'
The program committee for the
dub is Mrs. O. W. Humphreys.
RoU caU is, "When and where you
last attended school.''
A guest this past week at the
Ralph Becker and Charles Thom
as homes wai Airs. Frank Hey
land, Seattle. ? Mrs. Heyland is a
sister of Mr. Becker and niece of
Mrs. Thomas. On Thursday Mrs.
Thomas honored her guest with
a dinner. 4 i .
Lodge Gives
Farewell
SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs.
George Winchen, who are moving
to Salem, were given a fareweU
party by Tryphena Rebekah lodge,
headed by Pearl Porter, noble
grand. Mrs. Winchen was present
ed with a gift from the lodge.
Members of - Tryphena lodge,
Scotts Mills, were guests. Readings
were given by Mrs. George Chris-
tensen and Miss Helen Stam
brough. ; : -
Tryphena lodge accepted an in
vitation from Buttevflle lodge, Au
rora, to visit its meeting today.
State Officers
Visit AimUary
AURORA The auxiliary of the
American Legion win hold their
meeting Thursday in the Knigh'
of Pythias hall at which time the
state president, Mrs. Laura Good,
state secretary, Mae E. Whltcomb
and district president Josephine
M. Kane, will make their official
visit l I
The Mt Angel auxiliary is in
vited and a, program arranged.
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