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School Rites
At Aumsville
Commencement Is
Held for Grade and
High Students
AUMSVILLE Commencement
exercises for 24 seniors were held
Wednesday night
Winifred Perkins had the hon
or of being valedictorian of the
class, which was presented by Ray
Strawn.- The senior quartet, Ver
na Lewis, Winifred Perkins, Wan
da Creason and Maxine Versteeg,
sang. Dr. F. A. Magruder, Oregon
State college, gave the address, j
Robert Bethel gave the response
-' Awards presented by T.P.
Otto, - school principal, were
scholarship, Winifred Perkins,
Robert Banks ton; athletics, Vema
Lewis, Stanley Russell; activities,
Maxine Versteeg and Raymond
Strawn.
- Honor student whose names are
emrraved on the plaque - were
engraved on xne piaque -were
Maxine Versteeg and Wallace L
was made by William Forgey
chairman of the school board,
benediciion
Invocation and
were given by Rev. J. Li Ellis,
Turner. The processional and re
cessional were given by Miss
Bernice Celsl.
AUMSVILLE - Eighth grade
graduation exercises were held
here Tuesday at 2 p. m.
Glen Klein was salutatonan.
The commencement song was
sung by a girls trio. Class his-
tory was given by Ernestine I
Barry; prophecy, Edlyn Holm-
quiet; will, Jane McCown; vale-
dictation, Margaret JuuL
The processional and recession-
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al were played by Miss Florence
Johnson. I
Gr.du.to w.r.: Way.. H.bo,
Bill, Un,jGy Ia
Holmqiust, Richard Warren,, Jane
McCown, Zella Bankston, Dar-
lene Moore, Mark Killinger,
Florence Dalke. Charlotte Hen-
shaw, Elroy Howard, Glen Klein,
Margaret Juul, Ernestine Barry
and Yolanda Robl.
Students Get
Diplomas
RICKREALL Jerome L. Le-
Master, professor of business on
the faculty of Oregon State col-
lege, delivered the commence-
ment address, to eleven Rickreall I
high school graduates Tuesday.
Those who received diplomas
from Robert D. Pence, chairman
of the board of education were I
Nancy Jeanne Adams, - William
Auer, Jean Burns, Fred S. Crow
ley, jr., Wllma Jean, Ellis, Robert
S. Findley, Lena Ruth Grabli,
Barbara V. Kester, Florence I.
Linville, Ivan M. Stewart
and
Floyd Oakley West, jr.
Rev. O. D. Harris, Dallas Chris
tian church gave the invocation
and the orchestra played the pro
cessional and recessional.
Superintendent of Schools F. S.
Crowley introduced the class. Rob-
en x muicy was jsaiuiaiurian u I
norence wnvuie vaieoicwnan.
vocai seiecuons were given oy
BarDara jvesxer, accompanies oy i
Mrs. Harry Jjempsey.
KIKKJAlL. Mrs. Famine
jeiag, wno nas oeen nere lor
nve years as principal oiuiegraae
scnooi, wui go to t-nico, ani., I
Where she will be supervisor of
rural SChOOlS.
Dr. Santee of the Monmouth
College of Education, addressed
we eigntn grade graduates won-
aay ana tJurion k,. ueu preseniea
rtinlnniM tn Martha Mr4111an T7
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becca Walker, Betty June Winn,
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ajvuis ocuuuer, laxjii&iu urowiey,
Ivan Stewart
Betty June Winn received the
award from the Carl B. Fenton
post auxiliary and Leonard Crow
ley received the Legion award.
These were presented by Mrs. Roy
Donahue and Burton C. BelL
Former Resident
Dies in Alaska i
TrmrTTTmTTTtf rir YjriVi UniA -
Hibbs, formerly of Independence,
died in Juneau, Alaska, May 24.
In 1911 Mr. Hibbs, his father,
John D. Hibbs and A. L. Thomas
purchased the store now known as
A. L. Thomas & Co., in Indepen
dence, from the R. M. Wade com
pany. His father passed away ta
1922, his mother in 1933 and his
sister, Mrs. Edna Hibbs Thomas,
died in 1934.
Mr. Hibbs left
Independence
in 1916 and 'spent most of the jent; Miss Mattie Swann, secre
time in Alaska. He was employed tary; Miss Maxine; Van Patten,
for a time in the C W. Young it treasurer. - The next meeting will
uo. naraware in Juneau, ana later
engaged in lox raising. He naa
been the past few years in the
canning business.
He leaves nis wiaow, i-mroy
McDevitt . Hibbs; a sister, Jessie
Hibbs Craft and a. niece, Carol
Craft, Bei-keley.aCalifornia.
Woodbuni-Man
Fractures Leg
George A. Cox, 82, of Wood
burn, suffered? a fractured left leg;
chest injuries and possible Inter
nal injuries early Friday morning
when he was struck by an auto
mobile while crossing a Wood-
burn street. :
. Cox was brought to the Dea
coness hospital here, where his
condition was reported Friday
night as "slightly improved."
The driver of the car, reported
to have been from St Helens, gave
tsslstance to the Injured man, but
fcj name was not learned by
police Immediately.
Aurora Rhythm Band Organized This Year
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tjeorA The Aaron grade school
iinn mt JUtnitx Diller has made
farms of red, white and bine, were made posslbl by the board of directors. Members are: First row
Jean LoveaU, Bob Markham, Baddy Wetsteln, Geraldlne Exell, Kathryn Pngh, director. Hazel Hoffman,
Willie Maes is. Gerald Jesky, Doris Koenit. Dale LovealL Second row Alice Marsh, Elm Brown, Car
1 Ana Stratford, Hollls Ransom, Arthur Kell, Bobby Scheurer, Clyde Diller, John Markham. Muriel
Wetaieln and Betty Von.
Fairview Club
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SUVER The Fairview club met
Thursday with Mrs. John Crip-
pen ana aautuicr, cui
esses. In the absence of officers,
Mrs. Steve Benedict presided.
Mrs. Linegar will have the next
meeting, each is to wear an old-
-Hassler. Mrs. Heffley. Mrs.
Johnam, Mn. P. Green. Mrs.
jack Green. Mrs. Suver. Miss
Rutschma M Lineear. Mrs.
Benedict, Mrs. Amort and guests
were Mis Delia Moreland. Mrs.
Milton Frinr Perrrdale. and Mrs.
rjauvenhauer. Ballstoh.
gteve Bene61ct
entertained with a dinner party
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Saturday night on the birthday
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rreseni were mr. ana aars.
Ralph Kesser, Mr. and Mrs. John
Heffley, Mr. and Mrs. , Walter
Vanderpool, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
juxins, xar. ana Mrs. oam auver,
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Dodson,
Miss Delia Moreland Phillip
Sperling and Russell NichoL
Mr, and Mrs. H. F. Coney and
son, Merlyn, Mrs. Grace Conejj,
Suver, Mrs, N. L. Olesen, Veva
Coney and Hugh Schuebel, Sa-
lem, attended graduation exercis-
es at Shedd, Wednesday. Dwight
Duncan, youngest son of Mrs. N.
L. Olesen was one of the gradu-
ates.
, Betty and Delores Gossler en-
tertained the children of the
neighborhood with a party and
weiner roast Friday, - . .
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Purvine of
Toledo visited Sunday morning
at tlte Benedict home. They were
enroute to Parker to attend a fam
ily dinner at the Allen Purvine
home for their mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Flickinger
went to the southern, Oregon coast
over the weekend on a fishing trip.
Hugh and Melvin Baldwin, Win'
lock, Wash., visited at the Con
ger home, Friday. They were en-
route to California to visit a son.
Tom Baldwin and family.
.Mr. and Mrs. Parke Eckman,
-nrvin tnnH Th .t
Conger home and took Mrs. Don-
aid Eckman and son home with
them to soend the rest of the
weeV. Thp-r took her back tn Port.
l-nd. Saturday.
Suver residents! with tele-
nhone. all signed uo last week to
ehanffe their nresent nhonea for
Anth5 fall th Hial mm
to be used about the middle of
October. All Monmouth lines are
makin the chanw.
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AirllG NoWS
AIRLIE Ralph Chaffin, Mrs.
Maizle Browning, j Wilma and
Sonny, -Mrs. Ruth Fairchield,
Corvallls, motored to Tidewater.
Sunday. : i
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Miller,
Ridgefield, Wash., arrived Sun
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Wade Williams to spend their
summer with the latter's sister,
Mrs. Williams. ' !
Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Whit-
1 uker. Mr. and Mrs. H. P.
Whit-
aker spend the weekend at the
home ol Mr, and Mrs. Carothers
of Vancouver, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. -Glen Hadley have
as their guest this week. Harry
Haun, Oren, Nebraska. Mr,
Haun plans to make Oregon his
Mute bane.
AIRLIE PTA elected officers,
as follows: Mrs. Harold Comstock.
I resident: Fred Rar. vice-nresi-
i be held in September.
Mrs. George Ploub, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Hastings were recent
guests of Mrs. Green Hastings.
Albany.
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Valley Events
June S Strawberry Festival, Leb
anon, open. r ,
June 7 Marion county tat lamb
show at Turner. ,
June 21-23 Tour of Himpihlfl
breeding establishments and experi
ment station. OSC.
June 27 State Bean Growers, west
Stayton club ball. S p.m. '
rincipal Hurt
n Accident
Willi Train
LEBANON Morrell Gorsline,
principal of the - Marion grade
school, was taken to a Lebanon
hospital in an unconscious condi
tion, after the car in which he
was riding with his wife and small
children sideswiped a Southern
Pacific train at a street intersec
tion at the north city limits.
Gorsline, who suffered face and
nead cuts, was believed not to
have seen the .train and when he
attempted to avoid a direct con
met we car caugnt ana . was
dragged about 25 feet.
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Pupil Awards
Announce
SILVERTON Announcement
of high school awards made
Thursday are: ' . !
Wrestling Clyde , Reed. Bob
May, Bob Huddleston, Ken Thos
trud. Bill . Walker, . Don; Walker,
Gene Bailey, Ken: Fobte, Roy
Herr and Richard Nelson.
Tennis Jim Ekman, Jim Nel
son, Jim Jenson and Bob Huddle
ston. .
Golf awards Ernest i Harmon,
Bob Dickman, Wallace Adams,
Dick Adams and Ken Harmon.
Girls athletic. Association
awards Gladys Brown, Lois
Frink, Lucille Tschantz, Betty
Higenbotham, Naomi Zahler. Vir
ginia Bailer, Margie Baker and
Hazel Beals. ....
Special awards were" made to
June Anderson and Phyllis Groa-
gan. 1
: ROH home economics awards
went to Gladys Brown and Don
na Krug.
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High Scliool
Awards Made
New Student Officers :
Assume Duties at
Final Assembly I :
WOODBURN Woodburn ..high
school's final student body meeting
was opened Thursday by Jerry
Kasse, student body president .
Beverly Margeson, now song
queen, led a song ana several
school yells were led by Frank
Beck and Norman Zimmer. . ' . i
vThe new Booster club gave a
stunt as part of their initiation.
The interclass trophy was pre
sented to the class of '42 by coach
Chapman.
Clifford Shrock was awarded
an annual as winner of the' an
nual snapshsot contest .
Henry . Pavelek, agriculture In
structor made the presentation of
FJ"A. awards and Miss Megee
awarded GAA. girls with letters
and certificates. Eileen LeFebvre,
senior, 'was awarded the G-A-A.
gold pin. 1
Coach Pierson presented the Do
Nut league cup to Carl Gustafson
and Marlin Hammond for their
winning basketball team this year.
Miss Durfee awarded typing and
shorthand. certificates; and pins.
Torch honor pins v were, pre
sented to the following students
by-Mr. Gralap: Luther Asper,
Grace Warwick, Boyce Cannon,
Arlene Coleman, Geraldine Han
auska and Dale Wertz.
Coaches Chapman and Pierson
awarded letters , for track and
baseball.
All old student body officers
turned the symbols of their office
over to the new officers.
To complete the assembly the
classes moved up to the sections
they will occupy next year: and
Ray Bovee, senior class vice-pres
ident, presented classroom flags.
I the seniors' gift, to the student
body.
Jliiend All Three
s Days of Ihe Thrilling
"Elappy KiSchen"
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2:00 So 4:00 P.El
Miss Barbara Miller
Economist
Miss Miller returns again to conduct the Statesman Cooking Classes aft
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ical way to heat the hudget, new kitchen ideas, "new products to surprise
and delight you, in fact a host of household helps to make your home
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Willamette
Valley Briefs
Have Weekend Guests V
HAZEL GREEN Mr. and Mrs.
Royal Chris toff erson and daugh
ters,; Lucille and Wilma, Eugene,
were weekend guests over the hol
idays of Mr. and Mrs. 1 Andrew
Zaharae. .; 1 "-;;' . :- -'5
Speaker Slated , .
t WOODBURN Miss Ethel Hu
berinewspaperwoman, will speak
at the union meeting to be held at
the I Woodburn Methodist church
Thursday at 8 o'clock. The public
is invited. There will be a free will
offering. The topic Is "What Price
RepeaL" v ; . 1 .
Receives Promotion
INDEPENDENCE William Mc-
Kinney received word that his son,
William, has been promoted ' to
major in the quartermaster corps
in Maryland.
Ends College Work
TURNER Lois Gunning, niece
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gunning,
will graduate in June from the
Linfield college at McMinnville.
She? is a graduate of the local high
school, and daughter of . Mrs.
Emma Gunning, head nurse of the
Methodist Old People's home, Sa
lem, ' . .. .:
Atl Baptist Rites
SHELBURN Several . families
from this section gathered at the
Scio Baptist church Sunday. Mr.
Luther, Albany, gave the address.
Delegates were present from She!
bum, Crabtree, La comb, Jefferson,
Marion and Talbot
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ElfS FUI!; C0IIE:nLL TDDSS DAYS
School Rites
Start Tonight .
MONMOUTH Commencement
week at Oregon College of Edu-
cati'on will begin today; Baccal
aureate services - will r be held "In"
Campbell hall auditorium at 3:00
P.m..'-:' n ' f "
Rev. Wfllard A. Elkins, pastor
of the local Christian church, will
speak.' on ."The .Challenge. of the
Impossible.' Rev. Francis H. Ball,
vicar of St Hilda's Episcopal
church, will give the invocation.
and Rev E. C. Hicks, of the local
Evangelical . church, will give "the
benediction. ;'- -
Commencement exercises will
be held in. Campbell hall 'at 10 a.
mT Wednesday. The - speaker will
be Dr. J. " Francis Cramer, ' cir
superintendent of schools," Eu
gene. His topic will be: That the
Blind May See." Rev. Loyal H.
Vickers, pastor of the.Indepen
Best. Wishes for
Good Luck, ;
Good Cheer and
Happiness Always
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dence Baptist church will give the
Invocation. a
Rene Conlin, Corvallls, will sing
"Spring Time" by Becker, accom
panied by -Eelva-June Mayor,
Portland. Both are graduating. The
student men's quartette, Gorman
R o s e, . BUI Albin, Waldemar
Krause, Portland, and.- Loren
Steiner, Molalla, will sing. Instru
mental ensemble music; will be
directed by C. Robert Lazson who
will also play- the processional
and. recessional.
Graduates will be presented by
E. A. Stebbinsv registrar. Dr. C A.
Howard will give the diplomas.
Instructor . Exhibits .; 2,"
SILVERTON , John Medcalf.
high school art instructor will give
his first local exhibit of his work
on' June 1, and. 4 when he will
hang 12 oil paintings In Room 22
of the Eugene Field building. The
exhibit is open to the public. A
number of the paintings are of
local scenes. ,. 3
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