The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, October 21, 1941, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextFAGS TWELVE Thm OSEGON STATESMAN, Scdem, Onqaa, Tuesday Moraine. OctoSer 21. IS41 Church, Cantonment Relation Discussed at Monmouth Session ' MONMOUTH The chamber of commerce meeting Thurs day was attended by 20 members. After a dinner at the Mon mouth hotel Rev. W. A. Elkins talked on the relation of the churches to the cantonment, if and when it comes. As a retired army chaplain, Rev. Elkins has some Interesting views on the sit uation. His personal conviction is that the cantonment Is coming. ' Soldier boys suffer, from home sickness, he averred, and the local churches intend to so organize that the boys may be welcomed net only into the church but into the homes. There is a real chance for ministers and churches to be of service to them as well as the service' they receive from army chaplains. Mr. Wright, a representative of the Louise Home in Portland, spoke on the home which was founded more than SO years ago and has handled 1325 cases since then. The home is in need of ex pansion and he desires to in terest a committee of welfare minded folk in each community to assist with this project R. B. Swenson and Warren No wowiejski jeported that the local movie theater is expected to re open within two weeks. It has been closed since last spring. Ross Nelsonndependence, owns the theater Wading and equipment. In discussing the rumors of a change or Changes in highway 99 west, should the cantonment come, the consensus was that the high way would not be deflected from Monmouth. "Y" -v -: It was disclosed that a large quantity of scrap aluminum had been contributed here, some of which has been sold. At present about 200 pounds, hammered flat, is stored in the basement of Mor lan's store awaiting disposal. F. J. Hill and Lowell Morgan were ' appointed a . committee to inquire about a proposed merchant-farmer banquet said to be scheduled for occurrence at Dal las later in the year, J. L. Norris was appointed to the chamber's entertainment com mittee, replacing Tony Moravec, who has moved away. Entertainment numbers presen ted included two clarinet solos by Roy Anderson, band leader of In dependence, accompanied by Vir ginia Makoff, Independence. The Rev. David Beck, minister of the local Baptist church, spoke briefly. Pythian Sisters Hear Reports On Session SILVERTOnJ Home Temple No. 21, Pyth an Sisters, "met Thursday with the report that the most excellent :hief, Nada Grinde, who has been; at the Silverton hospital, is improving." A committee composed of Hen rietta Loe and Emma Kaufman was appointed to arrange for im provement of the tables in the banquet room Reports were given of Grand Temple of Oregon held at Port land. . Henrietta Lee, Helen M. Wrighteian and Essie Specht were in attendance. Mrs. Wrightman was elevated from the position Of junior supreme representative to that of senior supreme represen tative to serve for two more years, during which she will attend the surpreme sessions to be held in St Johns,! New Brunswick, Can., in August. She also served as musician of the grand session for her 24th consecutive year. . : Legard ie Adams, local cloth iers, have installed a new 'light ing system in their store. 1 Mrs. Earl Cross, who has been visiting- her parents, the Carl Stameys, while she took her state beauticians examinations, return ' ed Friday to her home at Mar tinez, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. LaMer Sayrs, Moro, have been the guests this week at the Carl Stamey home. The drinking fountain at Main and Water street has undergone repairs and a new paint job from inside out. . Mr. and. Mrs. Gilbert Anderson,, Minneapolis, have come west to spend their second , winter in this vicinity.. They are guests for the present at the Hans Gorder home. The Andersons had an apartment at Bristols last winter. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Olson, who Specialist Talks On Recreation ' At Pratum . PRATUM "It is often a hard er task to get folks to relax and play than it is to get; them to work, .said . Izola Jensen, exten sion specialist in community so cial organization, Oregon State college, when she "was presented by the local PTA unit at the Pra tum community club, Friday. . New songs, new games and laughs for all Were featured by Miss Jensen. Piano : accompanist was Martin J. Elle, assistant state superintendent of schools, Salem. A rare Swiss zither was played by talented Alfred Mueller, Sa . lenv Two numbers were sung by the Menonite quartette, composed of have been living at Aumsville, have returned to Silverton to make their home at 980 Broadway. Grover Welty, Henry Beutler, Ralph and Edgar LNatziger. ; Visitors Introduced were ; Mrs. Harry Martin, sr., and Mrs. Mar vin Wells,TMacleay7 Robert Reid er, county agricultural agent, and Mrs. Reader, Salem, and Mrs. Mar tin J. Die .;"'"" Rites Slated for Silverton Native SILVERTON William D. Nic oL 97, a native of Silverton, died here Sunday, funeral . services have been tentatively set for this afternoon at the Larson chapeL 'r Survivors are the widow, Eliza beth; two children, Marion and John, ' Silverton; two . brothers, James, Sacramento and Clarence, Portland, and a sister, Mrs. Mina Cooper, .. Cottage Grove. . Another brother, Dr. Ray NicoL Salem and Hillsboro, died a year ago. - Hayesville Women ; Plan Food Sale . HAYESVILLE Mrs. S. A. . Maldwin " entertained the Hayes . ville Women's "; club, with Mrs. ; George Carey as assistant. Mem- ' bers voted to hold looked food sale October 15. 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