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4 I- lodge Meet Scheduled District Odd Fellows Gather at Lebanon Committee Named 1 SCIO-J. M. Bennett, Albany, president, announces that the semi-annual meeting of Odd Fel lows district association is planned for Lebanon April 25 becona-aegree rinipausuc cere monies are to be demonstrated by Sweet Home lodge. Program of instructions, discus lions, election of officers and se lection of a meeting place for Oc tober will be among matters .tak- Continuous Today from 1:09 How 26. V. iu.- PLUS in The "ARCTIC GIANT" Mickey Moose Mat. 1. P. M. Big Stage Show . - Muriel Kaster presents "MOTHER GOOSE LANE" , 40 in Cast in Costumes - Plus Serial, "Capt Midnite" Starts Today O I I " 1.1 .if IfW I tmtmi m. . -COMPANION FEATURE ft .Bk g?: .4 .1 THRILLS as an escaped killer and an innocent girl are trapped in the first blackout .-while enemy planes roar overhead I Plus Autty mim PLUS NEW SERIAL Kadio's Greatest Action Ehow EXPLODING with New Thrills on the Screen! 11 en up. G. r. Xaumatt, Corvanis, a secretary; George Drlnkard, Brownsville, treasurer; Luther Keith, Lebanon, vice-president ' Program committee consists of Troy Utley, Elmer Morse, Leb anon, and- Elmer Jeter, -Albany. October convention was held in Corvallis last year. Mrs! Max Wesely Is reported In satisfactory condition ' following major surgery at a Salem hospital Wednesday. . ; . i Honor roll at : Scio high school or the past six weeks: Bette June Withers, Dale Weber. .Eleanor Calavan, Don Gonser, seniors; June Cyrus, junior; Lorretta Ar nold, sophomore; and Lucile Gregg, Dorothy Cook, freshmen. Linn county, health officers ad' ministered second diphtheria tox oid to 21 high school and 63 grade students here last week. Thirty eight students in each of the grade and high schools received small pox vaccinations. Similar treat ment will be given to grade stu dents of rural schools adjacent to Scio at the Scio building March 4H Leaders? Meet Today SWEGLE Saturday the fifth leaders conference of Marion county 4H club j leaders for this year will be heldjat Swegle school Meetings will start at 10 bjxl, luncheon at noon and adjourn ment at 3:00 pjn. H. C. Seymour, state club lead er and Frances Clinton, county home demonstration agent, will be speakers. Plans will be made for a spring show, 4H rally, rehearsal of Marion. county radio program, and business meeting of the ad' vanced club. Miss Clinton will speak on cooking, canning, dem onstrating the nutrition program and give 4H clothing helps and hints. Everyone interested in 4H work is invited to attend. Tuesday night Mrs. J. J. Lewis of Silverton . spoke at the PTA meeting. She spoke of the bicycle court in Silverton and recom mended it for all school districts. Three pictures were shown by Standley Church. Mrs. V. M. La Due gave a report of the Marion county convention and article by Mrs. Mary West from the national magazine, bpeciai music was provided. Officers for the new school year were elected and will be installed in April. Refresh ments were served. Visits From Redmond UNION HILL Mrs. Christie Merrifield, Redmond, is visiting at the ' home of her brother, C. E. Heater. Mrs. Merrifield has been in California. BARGAIN MATINEE TODAY TIL 5 2 Hew Features! mimm Latest FcatDre r oiii?iijiaiOi!ii!ri(!r;w i rcuf-iupft as 1 uca$r::$ o km J m Met airsis tlT L .J LI .""Gang Busters" Kent Taylor Irsae Hervey ; Robert Armstrong Mid - Wi Reports from The Statesman9 Study Groups Hold Meets JEFFERSON The study group of the Christian Woman's Mis sionary society met at the home of Mrs. M. A. Hutchings Wednes day for the luncheon and study period. A chapter from the study book was given by Mrs. Hutchings leader. Others present were Mrs. W. D. Glasgow, Mrs. W. W. War ner and Lou Miller. Mrs. Ernest Powell was unable to be present Mrs. Charles Hart entertained the other study group Thursday. A covered dish luncheon was en joyed. Mrs. Eugene Finlay gave the book review, r Mrs. R. Al Golden arrived here Tuesday and Is caring for her sister, Floa Vaughan, who is ill. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Chris ten sen and children were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Vail Christensen is the son of Mrs. Vail. - Maurice Mangis and family of Medford, were weekend guests at the home of his grandmother, Mrs. W. W. Warner. They , also visited Mrs. Mangis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Weddle in Salem. Valley Resident To Be Buried at Lebanon Rite LEBANON Final rites will be read at the Lowe mortuary today at 1:30 o'clock for Mrs. Mary Wil letta Short, who died at the fan ily home in the Foster neighbor hood March 18. Reverend Leroy Crossley, pastor of the 'Lebanon Baptist church of which she had been a member for many years, will officiate and interment is to be in the I OOF cemetery. The deceased was born in Sil verton, September 22nd, 1870, was married in the Waldo Hills coun try to John Short February 25, 1891 and came to this vicinity 88 years ago. The survivors include besides the widower, one son, Gordon Short, Foster, a half brother, Ar thur Watkins, Idaho, and four grandchildren, Helen Short at home; Joseph Short, Portland; Mary Short, Lebanon and John Short in the army. Rites Held for Mrs. Eppers WOODBURN Private services were held at the Ringo funeral chapel Wednesday afternoon for Minnie Eppers, 56, who died in Salem March 15. Minnie Eppers was born in Iowa, October 28, 1885. - She is survived by a daughter, Audrey Moore and two grand children, Portland; father, Louis Eppers,' Donald; sisters, Sophie Eppers, Donald, Ida Bushman, Gervais; Lflliam Simpson,'. Port-: land, Vera Bushman, Donald; Nellie Stow, Donald; Mildred Jes- sup, Donald; brothers, Rupert Ep pers, Burney, Idaho, and . Louis Benjamin, Willis and Donald, all ox Donald. v ' Interment was in Belle Pass! cemetery near Woodburn Boys and Girls! : JOIN THE NEW SUPEIUIAII'S JUNIOR DEFENSE LEAGUE . . OF 'AMERICA Adventure! Fun and Prizes! Membership Is FREE! Get your application for mem bership at SCHOEN'S BAKE RY, all grocers carrying SA LEM'S ENRICHED BREAD, and in the lobby of the "Elsl nore Theatre" this afternoon, noon. " " . , la "lllX 'ARCTIC GIANT" Animated Cartoon la Technicolor new at the . . . E 3T 1 1 am ett Salem, Oregon, Saturday Pre-School Clinic Slated at West Salem School in April J ; : WEST SALEM Margaret announced Wednesday that a pre-school clinic will be held at the local school during the first part of April. All children from nine months to school age will be given medical and dental examinations, and children from four to six years of age will be immunized for a small charge. Due to war conditions health officials are particularly an xious Jo frwmniiigf children ef the pre-school ate. They are asking people of the elty to no- -tify friends and neighbors of this ellnlc. ? Miss Gillis stated that the Schick test for diptheria would not be given this month as has been previously reported. County health officials announced that too much expense would be in volved to give the Schick test to all school children in the county. Many parents called at the school Wednesday to consult the nurse in regard to the health of their children. Women who have registered for the home nursing class met at the city hall Tuesday. A room will be equipped at the city hall for demonstration purposes and will be patterned after a hospital room. All people who have vol unteered or been solicited for equipment will be notified through the press when to bring the articles to the city hall. A definite time was not set for the classes, but will be decided by the instructor, Mrs. E. Wendt An additional instructor may be secured so that two classes may be organized as 35 have already registered. Walter Gerth, chairman of tire rationing board, announced that permits to purchase tires, tubes, obsolete sixes and re treads were Issued to John Ro mif, Rickreall; Irl S. McDulin, West Salem; Wayne Henry, Cross Your Funny-Bone tand Hop to Die Laughing . . . .' 24 hours of toUina nothing but the truth! Think It's easy? Ask Hope! He's ruined If hm tells a lie! He's ruined if hm tells the What a headache for Bob! What a laugh for you! SPECIAL RIOTOUS SHOW TIME V ' . TRUTH: . UT TOWKt : lot, 10c; ,ETa 22c Pliw tv-- Tax DoGtiho 1 1 rSnCD mm 0V Yal ley I 7 8 Commun Morning, March 21. 1942., Gillis, Polk county health nurse. route ene, Salem; W. Frank' Crawford, route - one, Salem; and Paul Freeman, Rickreall. Visitors at the O. D. King home Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Keisee and son of Monmouth. Mrs. Raynor Smith gave an ac count of her life as a missionary in India and displayed Indian costumes at the silver tea spon sored by the WSCS at the home of Mrs. Archie Cameron Wednes day. Mr. and Mrs. A. Olson an nounce the birth of a daughter at their home on Third street Tues day. Mrs. Paul Lee and Billy left to Join Lee at Merrill, near Klam ath Falls. Lee left several months ago to establish a business there ' ' Announcements were received this week of the birth of a daugh ter to Mr. and Mrs. Clare Alder- son, . Coquille. Mrs. Alderson (Jean -Hoffman) is the daughter of . Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffman and Alderson is the son of Mrs. Anna Alderson. Mrs. Hoffman is visit ing at Coquille. Irish Program Given INDEPENDENCE Following the meeting of the Rebekah lodge Tuesday a St Patrick's day pro gram was enjoyed by the mem' bers. A skit "Driving the Snakes from Ireland" was presented by Mrs. Jack Brad way and Mrs. Ir vin Baun. Irish melodies were suns by Mrs. Claire Irvine. In charge of the lunch were Mrs. Jack Bradway, Mrs. Jim Coon and Mrs. Victor Seeley. MEDNTTE SHOW TONIGHT mw- : m:. " si -i" News y PAGE TREES Bridge Clubs; Entertained INDEPENDENCE Mrs. Charles Stryker and Mrs. W. C. Frantz en tertained this week for, the Mon day Bridge dub. High scores were won by- Mrs. Martin Fratzke and Mrs. R. Layton. . .-..-"... Present were Mrs. Ralph Scran ton, Mrs. Charlie Burch, Mrs. John Holecheky Mrs. . Norman Hanna, Mrs. Norman Baker, Mrs. RoHan Layton, Mrs. Martin Fratzke, Mrs. Clyde Wunder, Mrs. Gus Fisher, Mrs. - Frances Newton, and the hostesses, - c ".. The Nesika Bridge club met Fri day at the home of Mr.', and Mrs. A. L. Thomas. A no-host dinner was served at the Monmouth to- tel. High scores were won by Mrs. J.I H. Hart and R. M. Walker. Those attending were Mrs. Cleve Robinson, Mr. . and Mrs. R. M. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. John Black, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Mix, Dr. and Mrs. George Knott, , Mr. and Mrs. W. McBee, Mr. and Mrs. Melford Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hart and Mr. and "Mrs. Thomas. Lebanon Gets Auto Citation i : - - : . LEBANON Lebanon has re ceived a traffic citation from the secretary of state, Earl Snell, lie- cause during the past year' there has not been a single fatal auto mobile accident within the city limits. . IThis is the second year in suc cession that the city has had this record. During the past two weeks 23 anon for traffic violations. Of that arrests have been made in Leb lations, improper parking, etc. number three were for minor vio- Four were for drunkenness and the remaining 16 for speeding. t Fines levied amounted to $92.50 i. o D A y Bob truth! t S Yem mi wtth leeghtar wsea lea's ceegM d 4 a.sW If ho M mlUt he ! fcei;..V ae HB the tnrfa, ae fetes Penlette. VTaaf spot tea's ad 'Ainu' ' II . ! Election Off y At Silverton Primary.;Uniiccc8sary Under Term of New Qty Charter? SILVERTON, No p r i m a 'y election ' wfll be' held at Silver- ton ithis xMay,- according to Rex Albright, city attorney. Albright reported Thursday that he had Just received an opinion on the new charter, which came into ef fect here following the .-last pri mary election at Silverton. This charter now provides that SOverton's city officials to be elected, whichwill be four coun cilmen, wiU be nominated by pe tition and placed only on the No vember balloting sheet, v Al Coote. R. A. Fish, L. F. Tucker and Lowell. Brown are the retiring councilmen. Reber. Allen, who Is now mayor, John W. Jor dan and Ernest Starr are hold overs. The mayor Is. elected from the seven councilmen by their votes following their installation. The Starring X - . iim W -A; I 1 1 4 Dlnnio BAIWES Icnot DLAIIl 'i. Jtohcrt BEMCHLEY iohnllOYMD SECOND ACTION-PACKED FEATURE The Molt Gives; a Lesson la w fmmm A VIVUJ r lUU 22c - . rr' Eve. 30c T"H Plus Tax -'hJ , 2rtprney. tow Rex Albright, r6nted cy the city manager council and th city manager himself is chosen by the council. Evangelist GCbert X. Cayes, and Soloist. Mrs. Cayes, af - drawing large audiences te the. Church at Christ each night and aa Sundays, The evangelistic services open ed Sunday and will finish Easter Sunday. Saturday nteht services rare being omitted. During their kstay at Silverton the Cayes are . guests of the Rev. and Mrs. Rus sell Myers. . Members 'of the afternoon group of Trinity . Dorcas society called on Mrs. Henry Peters jpn Thursday afternoon at her home at 1221 South Water street Mrs. Peters is a newcomer to the city. Mrs. Tom Anderson heads the group. ' . The evening group of Trinity Dorcas, headed by. Mrs. Ludvig Meyers, realized almost $10 on its waffle luncheon. Valley Events April 4 Marion County Farm ers Union quarterly convention, Fairfield, starting 10 o'clock. March 29 Dairymen's meet, Corvallis, Benton hoteL 10:30 ajn. t V t7 f . bhow. limt S Girt: s5-4:s-Um WU: im- Love V UU 4 . v V& f IV ; S II II
