Ill OEEGOH STATESMAN.. Scltm. : Ongoa. Sohsdar Mornlnij, Jim 21. 19(1
Stay ton Plans
School Bus t
Murphy Retires as
Board Chairman ;
Others Elected "
STAYTON Lawrence Smith
was : elected ; a member ' oh . the
school board to succeed ' Grant
Murphy, retiring chairman. Edw,
j. Bell was reelected clerk.
Murphy had served 21 years
and a rising vote of thanks was
extended him for his services.
the budget of $14,197 was ac
cepted. An extra tax of $3000 to
take care of the expense of op
erating a school bus. Since this
district has ceased to furnish a
transportation system it has lost
students, and it 1s felt that the
tuition money gained from these
students will offset the extra
$3000 tax over a period of three
years. '
OAK POINT-i-Grove Peterson
was elected clerk to serve three'
years and Hugh Rogers automat
ically .becomes chairman for the
coming year.. .
Mrs. C. C Comstock rwas re
elected clerk for one year. Mrs.
Frank Alsip, who has taught the
school the last two years, will
teach again.
EOLA Mr. Burgermeister was
elected clerk for one year. The
budget for next year was passed.
ROSED ALE Ed Caldwell was
elected school director to fill the
vacancy left byjpoyd Bates. Mrs.
Lesta Bates - Was reappointed
'clerk. The budget, practically, the
same as last year's was accepted.
This includes bus service for high
school students.
FAIRFIELD Freeman Marth
aler was elected director for three
years and Edna Short, clerk.
MAHONEY Robert Williams
was elected director and Rita Ma
honey, clerk.
ELD R I EDGE Joe Klenski was
elected director and" Mrs. Carl
V -1 a
urown, cierK. Auyn wusom is
chairman of the board- and Ed
Beteto, the other director.
SPRING VALLEY Mrs. Pete
Wilwert was reelected clerk and
Russel Hill reelected director
Miss Phyllis Beilke, Salem, has
been engaged as instructor at the
local school for the ensuing year.
MONMOUTH E. N. Stebbins
was reelected a director of ' dis
trict No. 13 here. Edna M. Power
was reelected clerk. There was ho
opposition. The district will pur
' chase one new school bus this
year.
"INDEPENDENCE W. A. Bar-
num was reelected director and
Mrs. C. G. Irvine was elected
clerk.
Last Times Today
"MEN AGAINST
: THE SKY"
with Richard Dbc
PLUS
Tim McCoy in
"ARIZONA GANG
BUSTERS"
15c
Continuous Daily
from 1:00 p.m.
Starts Sunday
"LITTLE BIT OF
HEAVEN"
with Gloria Jean
"Mexican" spitfire
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Will Present Classic Dance Here !
Marcaret Vasllleff (above) and
Francisco Ballet, are to present a
and Armstrong dance revue at
inn r rw7 nigUH. .alio ouciu huuiw pi vi mm am ww v bvuiyiiac m
Spanish tango by Civilla Reeher,
' Rockettes, pre-school children, in
by professional students.
Silverton Churches
SILVERTON Prof. James T.i
Matthews, Willamette university,
will be guest speaker Sunday at
11 o'clock at the Methodist church,
according to announcement of the
pastor, the Rev. Edward Terry.
Sunday school wil lbe held at
9:45. At 7 o'clock Miss Connie
Reed will serve as director of
the Epworth league' meeting. The
Wesleyan circle will meet Tues
day at the church at , 2 o'clock.
The Sisterhood Sunday school
class party wil lbe given at the
home of Mrs. E. S. Porter, Thurs
day. Calvary Lutheran
The vacation Bible school will
give the 10 o'clock program at
the Calvary Lutheran church on
Sunday morning. In charge are
the teachers. Miss Una Lee; Mrs.
Helmer Brokke, Miss Ruby Le
Rud and Miss Florence Lee. The
program is open to everyone with
a special inviation extended to
a special invitation extended to
the parents and relatives of the
participants. At 11 o'clock there
will be a communion service with
the Rev. O. C. Olson speaking on
"The Gospel Feast" The Luther
league, of which Miss Ruby Le
Rud is president, will meet at
7:30 o'clock. Midweek Bible study
and prayer service will be held
Thursday at 2 p. m.
Christian ,
All activities of the Christian
church will be suspended next
week, with the exception of Sun
day, in order that the congrega
tion members may attend the
state convention of Christian
churches at Turner. There will be
Bible classes at the local church
Sunday morning at 9:43 with Mrs.
John Jordan in charge. At 11 o'
clock the Rev. Russell Myers will
speak on "If Ye Believe in God."
Nicholas Vasilieff. both of the San
classic pas de deux on the Billings
the Hslnore theatre next Thursday
assistant teacher; Salem s Baby
tap and novelty numbers; ballet
Christian Endeavor meets at 7
m. and evening worship at 8
o'clock with the sermon theme,
"Can I Be Saved outside the
Church?"
Immannel
Rev. J. M. Jenson is announc
Ing as his 11 o'clock topic Sun
day morning at Immanuel church
"The Test of Discipleship." Bible
classes and Sunday school will be
held at 10 o'clock. The Luther
leagues meet at 6:30 and 8
leagues meet areu ana o -
and devotional hour will be held
Thursday at 8 o'clock,
Trinity
At Trinity church, Rev. M. J,
K. Fuhr announced Sunday school
and adult Bible classes for 10 a
m. Sunday. Services will be held
at 11 o'clock, when Rev. Fuhr will
speak-on, "A Divine Invitation.'
Luther league will be held at I
p. m. with Rev. Fuhr in charge.
The Lutheran Daughters of Re -
at the home of Miss Eunice Tor-
vend
Sparks Nearly
Cause Fire
kiuk.KALX sparks from a
flue fire landed upon the wood
shed roof at the Cecil Embree
home where they smouldered for
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TZ ' rJ rtTf.
neighbors and the fire equipment
prevented a bad fire as homes are
close together in the north part
:.vi j . a
of town.
RICKREALL Children's day
for the community Sunday school
has been set for Sunday and a
program of music and reading is
being prepared by the children.
GroUD Notes
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Silverton Sons of
Legion Organized
Five Years Ago
SILVERTON George Manolis,
first chairman of the Silverton
Sons - or American .Legion com
mittee treated the squadron at
its fifth anniversary of organiza
tion Thursday. There were' 21
sons present. .
G. W. Elienburg, Lebanon,' Ae-
tachment chairman of Sons,' was
the principal speaker for the eve
ning. F. M. Powell, commander of
the Silverton Legion post, was
master of ceremonies.
Past Captain Raymond Hall
was presented with a past cap
tain's jewel with Collin Bragg,
present captain, making the pre
sentation.
Charter members present were
George Manolis, Jr Raymond
HalL Kenneth AUen, Vaele Dick-
erson. Richard Dickerson and
Jimmie Morgan.
Honored guests were Mr. and
Mrs. G. W. Elienburg and Mr. and
Mrs. E. L. Wirtz, Lebanon. Wirtz
is chairman of Lebanon squadron
of Sons.
Members of the Sons commit
tee present were Glenn Price, C.
J. Towe, Lewis Hall, Henry John
son.
SILVERTON Mrs. Bernie Oas
was honored at a gift shower at
her; home on South Water street
Thursday.
Present were Mrs. Henry Tor-
vend, Mrs. Silas Torvend, Mrs.
Samuel Torvend, Mrs. Alvin Le-
gardj K Jormsont Mrs.
Tom Anderson, Mrs. Alf O. Nel
son, Mrs. L. G. McDonald, Mrs.
Eugene Thornley, Mrs. Dan Riv-
eness, Mrs, L. A. Meyer, Karen
Meyer, Mrs. Paul Lewis and Su
zanne Lewis, Sheridan.
SILVERTON Royal Neighbors
and friends gathered at the home
of Mrs. E. A. Beugli Thursday
for an all day gathering.
Plans were made to meet
again on July 16, the place to be
aeciaea upon later, ine commit-
lee in cnarge oi ims wui De airs,
xiaiue ijenson, jyits. wuma wea-
TT.ii!. ar
uieriu, mors.
Jessie Egan.
Mable Kirk and
Present were
Hartman, Anna EUiott, Anna
ucuum, huum
Weatherill, Ida Mae Davis, Marie
Thomas, Mable Kirk, Mrs. Frank
Porter, May Sims, Marie Lane,
Mrs. . G. Herr, Mrs. Gertrude
Moen, Alice Egan, Maggie Terry,
Hattie Benson, Mrs. Frank Ger-
oux. Mrs. Ktovit F.nln ind Mni
; Beugli.
DJipg Cf fri
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1 Mil lie Wnmon
DALLAS Mrs. Anna Wall, 52,
away Wednesday at her home in
Dallas. Death was due to a heart
attack. ,
Mr. Wan wa. fcom ,t f,-
tain Lake, Minn. She was mar-
tn ioi m Tir.n
tw tAoA fm ioit i iQ9i
t rhinnnlr Mnnt bnrf Inm 1001
to 1933 at Mountain Lake. In
1933 they went to Steinback.
UrHrtKa rn 107
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ed toDallas, where they had smce
resiaea.
Surviving are her hubsand and
iour emiaren: ivirs l iriesen,
Dallas! Mr. W. R Jan UTanl.
toba: Alice and Arnold Wall, rial-
f
las. One grandson, Walter Wayne
brothers and sisters.
Funeral services -will be held
Sunaay ax Z O Clock at the Evan-
geucai xviennoniie ureinren
church. Interment will be at the
Dallas IOOF cemetery.
Gall Board
GRAND
Today H e r b e r t Marshall, Virginia
Bruc In "Adventure in Washing
ton." Frank Craven In "Richest
Man in Town."
EL8INORE
Today Joan Crawford, Melvyn
uougias, conrad Veldt in "Woman's
Face." Broderick Crawford, Ann
Gwynnc in "Tight Shoes."
Saturday midnight Madeleine Carroll,
Fred MacMurray In "One Night in
LRbon."
CAPITOL
Today James Carney, Pat O'
Brien, Margaret Lindsay in "Devil
Dogs of the Air." Errol Flynn, Bren
da Marshall in "Footsteps in the
Dark."
STATE
Today Ch a r 1 e Grapewin. Gtn
xierney in lODacco noaa. tcttr
Romero, Milton Berl In "Tall. Dark
and Handsome."
Saturday midnight Betty Grable. Don
Amecne. carmen Miranda in "Down
Argentine Way."
BOLLYWOOD
Today Judy Garland in "Little
ieuie K.euy. waiter nageon in
"Sky Murder."
LIBERTY
Today Tim McCoy in "Arizona Gang
Busters." Richard Dix in "Men
Against the Sky."
Charley
GRAPEWIN
Marjorio
RAMBEAU
"Tobacco Bead
ff
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Cesar Virginia
ROMERO GILMORE
TALL DARK AND
HANDSOME"
Time 3.-00-6:05-9:10
Added
COLOR CARTOON
Midnite
Show .
DOWN ARGENTINE WAY
Don Betty
AMSCHE GRABLE
Anniversary
Special Speakers
West Salem Qiiirclies Sunday
WEST SALEM Special speakers will be guests of both lo-
cal churches Sunday. Rev.; F. F. Friesen, pastor of the Trinity
Baptist church of Portland, -will be the speaker at the Mennon-
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lie oieuueu cnurcn. . opeciai music wui De provided lor .DOin
ylllamette
Valley Briefs
Metal Course Slated :
- SILVERTON For some time it
has been planned to have an avi
ation sheet metal course In Sil
national defense program. It Is
now definitely known that .this
class will start next week. ' ;
To be eligible ' a man must be
between the ages of 18 and' 35.
A few older men will be accepted
if they have had previous ex
perience. -
Druggist on Vacation ;,' .
SCIO Victor A. Sather, Salem,
is in charge of the Scio drug
store during a week's absence of
the proprietor, P. W. Schrunk,
who, with his family, is vaca
tioning on the Oregon coast and
at mountain lakes. Sather served
in a similar capacity here four
years ago.
At Seabeck Parley
MONMOUTH Student repre
sentatives of the Oregon College
of Education at the Seabeck,
Wash, college conference, are
Helen Sandblast and Helen Mac-
pherson, Portland: Esther Con
nor, Albany; Almeda Polehn, As
toria. They ar,e accompanied by
Hilda Swenson, a member of the
faculty religious guidance com
mittee.
Third Birthday Noted
FRUITLAND On Tuesday,
Mrs. Lloyd. Girod held a party
for her son Alan's third birthday,
Those present. were Mrs. Fred
Rose and Fred Rose, jr Mrs.
Clyde Gardner and grandson Da
vid Rosen, Mrs. Arnold Aaseur
ude and Robert, Mrs. Kenneth
Runner and Nathan and Phillip,
Miss Esther Girod and Mrs. An-
na Girod.
Guests at Brooks
BROOKS Mr. and Mrs. Ber
c-hiewe and children. Mulino.
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w,r rocent dinner niKts at th
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Watts.
SerVlCCS 1 OCiaV "
Mn -n 1 .
T OF .DritlffepOFt
Resident
DALLAS Mrs. Mae Campbell
Robinette, 24, wife of Glen Rob-
inette, died at the Dallas hospital
Wednesday following a brief ill
ness. She had become in only
the previous day at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Scott
Campbell of the Bridgeport com
munity. Death was due to pneu
monia, complicated by heart trou
ble.
Mrs. Robinette was born in the
Bridgeport community. She grad
uated from Dallas high school in
136 and was employed at Cride'i
louowmg r
graduation. She was married at
Payette, Idaho, October 20, 1939
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surviving are ner n us Dana ana
small son. Dwight Larry; her
narents. Mr. and Mrs. Scot
Campbell; two brothers, Frank of
Dallas and D Lebanon, and
I
. I a. a a t a.
lwo Jean anQ irs. neroen
McBee, Dallas
I Funeral services will be held
today at S o'clock at the Henkle
and Bellman rhanel here with in.
terment in the Dallas IOOF ceme
tery.
VqUev Events
June 21-23 Tour of Hampshlr
o reeding establishments and experi
ment itation.
July 15-20 Sanuam Bean resuvaJ,
Stayton.
August a Mt. Angel i iu resuvai.
Last Times Today
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I services. .' .'. .
Bill Thomas, ' who graduated
from the . Willamette . university
this month, will give the address
at the 11 o'clock . ' service . in the
Methodist churchy. ' w
WEST SALEM Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Lemon entertained many
weekend visitors who came to at
tend the wedding of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Hannaman Sunday. Out-of-
town guests were Miss Milodene
Gess, La Grande; Kir.; and Mrs.
Waldorf Winrich, Tionesta, Calif.;
Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Paul, Gene
vieve and Jerry. Paul; Mr. and
Mrs. Lynn Methany, all of Tilla
mook. Mrs. ' Winrich,' Mrs. Paul
and Mrs. Lemon are sisters. -
Robert Lemon returned, with the
Winrich family to Tionesta for a
visit -" -v' ' - ! '-
Mr. and Mrs.. H. C. White spent
Sunday in Eugene visiting rela
tives. -' ' ".
Maxine Bramblet, Dayton, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. L. E.
Haselton. . .
WEST SALEM Mrs. Irene
Senn and Earl Odom were com
plimented with a dinner on their
b i r t h d a y anniversaries at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Par
ker Sunday.
Present were Mrs. Irene Senn,
Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Odom
and sons, McMinnville; Mrs,
Francis Kilgore and Charlotte, D.
E. Snyder, Dayton: Frank Senn,
Carl Parker, Sidney Parker, and
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Parker and son,
Freddie.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Pattison and
son, Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Jo
hanson, and Mr. and Mrs. Hardy
Johanson and family made a trip
to Yachats Sunday.
WEST SALEM Mrs. William
HTnec Mr anH Mn f. TVx70rr?
Mr. and Mrs." William Depugh,
, ,
and Mr. and Mrs. ijtidgley Miller
went to Portland to attend the
wedding of Miss Pauline Harris,
Eugene, and Darrel Keith Har-
vara, roruana. ine Dnae is a
niece to Mrs. Moss and a cousin
to the other people who attended
from this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dalke atend-
ed the Mennonite Brethren con
vention at Dallas Saturday and
Sunday.
Recent violators in justice court
were: Harold Anderson, fined
$4.85; Harley A: Blackwell, fined
$4.85; Paul M. Strait paid $4.83
fine; J. P. Smart,. $4.85; Paul R.
Toevs, $7.85; John Brandt $7.85;
L. F. Simmons, $4.85; and Richard
Schrieder, $4.89. All the people
failed to observe stop signs.
SUverton Woman
Reported Better
SILVERTON Mrs. B. Tin
gelstad, who suffered a cerebral
hemorrhage two weeks ago, is
reported to be improving. She is
able to be up part of each day.
Mrs. Tingelstad is past 90 years
of age.
A. F. Hobart who underwent
an operation at the Good Samar
itan hospital on Wednesday is re
ported to be improving.
Mrs. Ed Lambert and infant
daughter will be able to leave the
hospital for their home on Sat
urday.
Missionary Society
Changes Meet Date
MIDDLE GROVE The Wo
man's Missionary society has
has changed its meeting date from
the third to the fourth Tuesday
in ine month and one evening
meeting each quarter.
Mrs. Esther Van Laanen will be
hostess to the group Tuesday.
- Two Smash Hits
'7. Pins.
Errol Flynn
In
"Footsteps In
The Dark"
Here Cones that
1941-DERFUL HIT!
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FEATURE
The Three Mesquiteers
Rob't Livingston Bob Steele
and Rare Davis In
lono'Sfar
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as yourfavorite saddle trio de
clare War on Range Racketeers
Plus
Serial "Riders
of Death Valley'
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Baiid Appears
Iii Concerts
- Town, School Groups
Join; Outside Talent
Weekly; Feature ? v ;
JEFFERSON' The Jefferson
band has started twice weekly
practices At the school house and
have' put . on their, second public
outdoor concert at the bandstand
on Main street "...
1 , During the t summer, - the town
band is cooperating with . the
school students and is sponsoring
the concerts, which will be given
each Saturday night . between ' 8
and 9 o'clock. A feature of each
evening's entertainment will be
special numbers by different In
dividuals of the band and also
by outside talent '
Officers of the band include,
Gene Mary Redmond, president;
Billy Barnes, vice-president; Ken
neth; Zemlicka, secretary, and
Cliff Cole, treasurer.
This is the first time that Jeff
erson has had a band in the school
and last year it reached a mem
bership of 40. Students from the
fourth grade through high school
are permitted to play. The band
is under the direction of Mrs.
Lorena Brockway, who has been
rethired for next year. Mrs.
Brockway will direct the band
and teach mdsic in all the grades.
Miss Frances Pierce, Kalama,
Wash., was a recent guest at the
home of Mrs. Keithel Hart" She
is a former teacher in the Jeff
erson school and for the past sev
en years has been teaching at
Montello, Nev., . and has been
hired to teach there next year.
teach there next year.
At the meeting of the Evan
gelical Men's Brotherhood, elec
tion of officers for the ensuing
year was featured. Chosen were:
president, Don Davis; vice-president,
George Weigart; secretary,
George Kihs and treasurer, John
Kins. -
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SILVERTON Henry Aim, Sil
verton postmaster, reports that
he has received notice that the
postof fice department is looking
for somebody to build a postoffice
f or Silverton.
Mr. Aim says that proposals on
such a building, containing not
less than 2000 square feet of floor
would be received by Inspector J.
E. FitzgeraL Seattle. A lease for
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from lpm. 1 A WOMAN'S FACE"
Late Show 9:30 P-m. witn j03Ln Crawford and '
gSBSQI ff j ' y rTn BMelvin Douglas Plus Damon
sSgU J IL J l II I Jl Ranyon's TIGHT SHOES'
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Siarls Sunday ii - s-sasnsssss
WORLD'S LOVELIEST
BLONDE (Marf.Uins Cirrall) ,
ROPED BY TEXAS $
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cither flvt cr S3 Jtv vrouli fcl
granted, (aid 2Xt.-Xlxa,iy.
SILVERTON rather ArUroi
Green, SL Ftui'g Catholic churdff
Silverton, left thl week on" $
six weeks trip to the Atlantic
coast He will visit Jjis formes
home at Rhode Island, V
During hit abstnea tht I Rev.
Hilary Grantz, Mt Angel, wU be
in charge of the Catholic aerrices
at Silverton.
Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Gatten
and daughter, Patricia are on
vacation trip to Wyoming, Qkla-f '
noma and Arkansas. r '
Lyle " Hughes plans to leave
around July 1 for Chicago to vis
it his. mother. . ...
Miss Olga Johnson, Silverton '
school faculty, is registered for 1
summer school ; at the Portland
center. .: ' -I:.' ,
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