Tb-0 OmaON STATESMAN. Calom, Oregon, Friday Morning April 3, 1942
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Independence
Swegle Lists
Honor Roll
Donald Cozad; second grader Don
aid Schultz, Vlda Standley, Nor
ma Jeanne Wilson, Donna Mat
Brandt; third grade, Keith Griggs;
fifth grade, Beverly Savage and
Myralyair : Standley; - seventh
grade, David Carson. Carol Gar
rison, . Alice MUler and Gerald
r Mc and Mrs, 'Gerald Kendall
have moved from Salem into the
home of John Crawford on Sun
nyview avenue ' v
I Mrs. William Judson, Redmond,
visited at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs.1 Earl Wood,
several days this past week.
has been defeated only three
times this past season but exper
ienced another by a team of alum
ni boys and girls Friday. -
One of the last new hornet that
will be built in the district for
awhile is one for Mr. and Mrs.
ViaiU St. Louis
ST. LOUIS Eleanor Jurtg
wirth, St Louis, who is employed
at Portland, came home for the
weekend. , -
Nona
INDEPENDENCE Qtorge
Gentemann, Ontario." gptnt the
SWEGLX Honor rolls for the
weaken, with his 'parents, Mr. past ait weeks have been given
and Mrs. M. H. Gentemann. out by tho teachers. On the list
Loren Mort and HarM ior tat first grade are: Martha
Smith, and eighth grade, Patricia
Rolla Daniels, which was started
Salem, pent the weekend In Se-1 Bakeri Donna Mae Savage and
oiancueyv
Swegle girls basket ball team
last week.
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Somewhere mn the west coisUThrM rnrr1a 1fn rtiI1w
tlce. They art (left to rlfht): MaJ. Gen. Bobert C. Richardson, com
mander of the northern California sector; MaJ. Gen. W. H. Simp-
CTmminaer, ana Brig. uen. C r. Georre.
Good Friday, Easter to Be Noted
With Special Religious Rites
PRATUM Churches of Pratum will observe their annual
union Good Friday services at the Methodist church at 8 p.m.
The order of service is: Voluntary; hymn; prayer, Rev. Daniel
j. unrun, pastor or the Junmanuel Mennonite church: hymn:
poem, josepn oz Arimatnea
music, Mennonite church; "Christ
Before Pilate," Rev.' James Wil
son, pastor Methodist church; mu
sic, Methodist church;" "Glorying
to the Cross," Rev. Unruh: duet
Mrs. James Wilson, Mrs. Unruh;
humn and benediction.
TURNER Key. John Mitch
eU, pastor of the Methodist
i church. Is annranclnr special
Easter communion servleo t
nil ht at t o'clock In the church
for all members and friends.
Thursday at the Christian
church a play was given by stu
dents of Northwest Christian col
lege, Eugene. Both the pastor and
his wife, Rev. and Mrs. Gene Rob--inson,
areformer students of the
college.
LABISH CENTER Mrs. Har
ry Boehra and Mrs. Harland
Pearsall are In charge of the
Easter program for the Sunday
school. A junior choir has been
organized from Grace Klampe's
and will sing for the program.
From the same class the girls
will present a short play. The cast
includes Doris Rentz, Marylin
.Rasmussen, Rosemary Maguren,
Lorene Lowery and Naomi Phil
lips. The- boys will also give a
short play including Laurance
, Zinsor, Clyde Jefferson, Dean
Lowery, Sonny Rente, and James
Raglan.
Recitations will be given by
Irene Bibby, Barbara Jean Russ,
Juanita Burr, Gary Lovre, Neal
Kurth, Nancy Dunn, Cleora Phil
lips and Arlyce Klampe.
ST. LOUIS Easter mass will
bo said at St. Louis Catholic
church at 8:15 a.m.
The mass of St. Bastel will be
ung by members of the choir,
composed of Jot Schomus, David
Dubois, Mrs. Frank Thompson and
Adaline Manning. Mrs. Joe Scho
mus will play the mass.
The women of the parish will
receive "communion In a body.
UNION HILL There will be
Easter sunrise services at tho
Union Hill grange ban begin
ning at 7 aja. Sunday, as wen
as an Easter prograjba. The pub
lic is invited.
WOODBURN Four Woodburn
churches arc to held special Eas
ter sunrise services Sunday at 6
a.m. .
If the weather permits, the
services will bo held In Library
square. If it rains they will be
held in the Methodist church.
Churches combining to sponsor
the affair are the Christian, the
Church of God, the Methodist and
Presbyterian churches.
BROOKS Sunday morn in a
Easter services at the Brooks
Community church culminates a
six week religious emphasis on
'Jesus Answer for Today."
The morning service will in
clude a short program during the
Sunday school hour at 10 o'clock.
At 11 o'clock the morning wor
ship win begin by a prelude of
Easter anthems. Special music
will include , tho 20 voice youth
choir singing "Alleluia" by Da
vidica, and a Russian choral. "The
Latvian Spiritual,'' also a trumpet
duet of Stephen Adam's "Holy
City."
Members will be welcomed Into
the church on confession of faith.
as the pastor brings the message,
These Things Abide."
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Barnum and
daughter, Tho Dalles, returned to
their homo this weekend after
pending the week with ttm.
num's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
a. fcsarnum. Barnum Is principal I
of the elementary schools in Tho I
Dalles and was hero for his snrlmr
vacation. -
Guests Sunday at the homo of
Mr. and Mrs. Rollan Laytoa were
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Wievesiek,
xjoouy ana Janet, and Mrs. Jen- i
hard Kaup and Beverly. Oregon I
City. Mrs. Wieveseik and v Mrt i
Kaup are Layton's sisters.
Among those from Independ
ence who attended the meeting
01 tno district association of DHH
Fellows at Falls City Friday were
mt. and Mrs. Jack Bradway, Mrs. i
Mao HalL Mr. and Mrs. Paul I
Sterling. Mrs. Joe Cooke. Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Robbie. Mr. and Mrs. i
Walter Smith. Mr. and Mr. Hnvh I
Amsberry, Mr. and Mrs. Victor
beeley. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Batm. !
Mrs. Pearl Hedges, Mrs. Joe Hub
bard and Mr. and Mrs. Benscoter.
Mr. and Mrs. Ruf us Dodge were
overnight visitors at tho home of I
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Newton,
inursday. Mr. and Mrs. Dodge
are Mrs. Newton's parents.
Mrs. Mary Walker returned
Monday from a' visit of several
days at the home of her brother,
w. H. McKee. Perrvdale.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Becken
visited Sunday at the homes of I
Mr. and Mrs. E, T. Johnson, Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Hendrickson.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Burch, all at I
saiem.
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Exercises Set
At Independence
INDEPENDENCE Plans for
commencement at tho Indepen
dence high school are being com
pleted this month. Announce
ment was made this week that
the exercises would bo held May
19 with Thomas Gentle. Mon
mouth, as the commencement
speaker.
Ruth Farmer has been 'named
valedictorian and William Alder-
son, salutatorian. Other honors
will be announced durina the ex
ercises. The list of graduates will
be made public In about a month.
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Feted at Swegle
SWEGLE Mrs. Harold Bunn
was hostess to the Merry-Go-!
ttound club of Hollywood at
covered dish dinner. Members
were present. One new member.
Mrs. Flower was oresented. Mr.
and Mrs. Flower have moved Into
the home vacated by tho Charles
Low family who moved to Park
avenue.
KEEN SHORTENING. 1-lb. ....17ci 4-lbs.
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CRACKERS, fresh, crisp, 2-lb. pkg..
LIBERTY BELL SYRUP, 24-oz. bottle
DUCHESS SALAD DRESSING, pint bottle
KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP, pint bottle .
FRENCH'S PREPARED MUSTARD, 9-oz.
HEINZ BEEFSTEAK SAUCE, 8-oz. bottle...
LTBBY CORNED BEEF HASH. No. 2 can.
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SHAW Mr. and Mrs. An
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and Mrs. Jim Marino and family
or ban Jose, Calif, are visiting
at the homo of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Christian Wolf. .
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E. Z. CORNED BEEF LOAF. 12-oz. can .23a
DENNY'S TURKEY & NOODLES. 1 SozS.- .te
BATTLEGROUND CREAM CHEESE. 2-lb 59
DELMONICO RED SALMON. No. 1 can. 32a
BATTLE ROCK PACIFIC OYSTERS. 1512-oz.-15
ADMIRAL DOM. SARDINES. Wa. 3 for 19c
EMERALD BAY SPINACH, No. 2Vx can., .15
HIGHWAY SLICED BEETS. No. 2 can U
GERBERS BABY FOODS, assorted. 4 4V-oz. 25
JOHNSON'S CAR-NU. pint can .JU- 59
SAL SODA. 2-lb. package . 9a
6UNBRTTE CLEANSER:. .2 tall cans 7c
FELS NAPTHA SOAP, reaular bara.....4 for 19c
GOLDEN WEST COFFEE. 1-lb. can 30o 2-lb. can 59c
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LTBBY PINEAPPLE, sliced. No. 1V4 can 2 for 25c
CASTLE CREST PEACHES. No. Wi can. l9c
HARPER HOUSE PEARS. No. 2Vi can..... 22c
DOLE PINEAPPLE JUICE, 46-oz. can I 29c
SUNNY DAWN TOMATO JUICE, 4&oz. 2 cans 35c
INSTANT POSTUM. 8-oz. can.., 39c
NOB HILL COFFEE, lb. 23c; 2-lb. bag 45c
AIRWAY COFFEE, lb. 20c; 3-lb. ba7...-....58c
RANCHO SOUPS, assorted, 10Va-oz. cans 3 for 17c
HEINZ SOUPS, many varieUes, 10-oz. cans 3 for 25c
SNOWFLAZE SODA CRACKERS. 2-lb. pkgl ile
HI-HO CRACKERS. Sunshine, 1-lb. pkg... 19c
TROCO MARGERTNE. lb. pkg. 25c; 2-lb. pkg. 49c
.SUNNY BANK MARGERTNE, lb. pkg. 17c; 2-lb. 33c
MONSTER GUM DROPS. 1-lb. cello- :.14c
FLUFFIEST MARSHMALLOWS. 4 4-oz. pkgs. 14c
E Z APPLE SAUCE MEC dehydrated, 4-oz. 9c
TRIANGLE OATS, quick of regular, 9-lb. bag 43c
RALSTON WHOLE WHEAT CEREAL, pkg 21c 1
ROMAN MEAL, cereal favorite, 2-lb. ......29c
KELLOGG RICE KBJSPIES, regular pkgl..ll
KRAFT MACARONI DINNER, regular pkg 9c
KITCHEN CRAFT. 24V4-lb. 95ci 49-lb. ack.1.79
CROWN FLOUR. 24-lb. 99c; 49-lb. eack..4I.9S
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