Registration
At Schools
I .WEST STAYTON Registration
lor sugar rationing books will be
held at the school house on the
following dates: Monday, 2 to 6
Djri. and '7 to 9 pm; Tuesday, 2
to 6 pjn.; Wednesday, 2 to 6 pjn.,
and Thursday, 3 to 6 pjn. Either
the wife or husband must register
for the whole family whether a
supply of sugar is on hand of not.
CENTRAL HOWELL All res
idents of the district have been
notified to register for their sugar
ration books at the schoolhouse
May 4, 5, 6 or 7.
FAIRFIELD Registration for
war rationing books is scheduled
for May 4 to 7 at the Fairfield
schoolhouse for school district 26
! Hours are from 4 to 6 p.m. and
I 7 to 9 pjn. each day
Charter Copy
Request Made
SCIO Compliance with a re
cent request by the state supreme
court library for a filed copy of
the Scio city charter is to be con
sldered by the municipal commis
sion at the meeting Monday night
It is said by some that the only
genuine, authentic and officially
certified copy of the charter ex
tant is now on file at Salem.
Several inches of snow fell on
timber workers in the foothills
east of Scio a week ago, driving
some of the fallers from the
woods. In some localities the snow
melted as it felL
Work in an army hospital in
Texas is said to have been assign
ed to Otis Zink upon his recent
recovery from mumps. Zink was
a member of a recruit crew re
cently leaving Scio.
Mrs. Rolla Shelton and Mrs
Jennie Johnson are to be co-hostesses
to the Scio Garden club at
. the Shelton home May 5.
Program Given by
School Pupils
ROBERTS At the grange hall
Saturday for the social night a
music program was given by the
pupils of Riverdale and Roberts
The program included Mrs. G
S. Higgins, Jean Ringwald, Ro-
selle Howland, " Elsie Carpenter,
Margaret Bogosion. Vera Klein
Shirley Persall, Therona Mack
lin, Opal Howland, Richard Ross
and Leta Jean Bruce.
Some interesting slide pictures
were shown by Francis Lambert,
Portland, of the Owyhee canyon
In Malheur county.
Mid-Willamette i Valley New
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Reports from The Statesman9 s 78 Community Correspondents
Salem, Oregon. Saturday Morning, May 2, 1942
PAGE THREE
New President
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The Oregon Beer distributors re
eently elected Adolph Gerwin of
Salem as their president.
Mother-Daughter
Banquet Thursday
TURNER The second annual
Mother and Daughter banquet was
held Thursday at the Turner
Christian church, under the spon
sorship of the Sisterhood mem
bers. Rev. and Mrs. Gene Robin
son headed the program com
mittee and Mrs. E. J. Gilstrap was
chairman of the banquet com
mittee. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Fowler and
Helen, Delbert, Ronald and Law
rence arrived Saturday from Ko
diak, Alaska, where Fowler has
been employed in defense work
for the past year. Sunday they
visited in Turner at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Robertson.
J Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Harris
and Gerry of Willamina were
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Chapman, parents of Mrs.
Harris. '
May Day Fete
Planned at e
Jefferson v
JEFFERSON An outstanding
event of this week of the Jeffer
son schools is the May day festi
val which will take place today in
the school gymnasium at 1
o'clock. All schools in the outly
ing districts are invited.
The program will include selec
tions by the school band under the
direction of Mrs. Luper, while
Queen Betty Hart and her court
take their places on the platform.
The court will consist of King
Frank Gilmour, Princes Jack Cos
telow and Don Gilmour, Princesses
Ruth Overholser and Frances Ho
ven; flower girls, Peggy Sherman
and Mary Hart; train bearers,
Anne Jones and Theresa Voss and
crown bearer, Robert Beal. j
There; will also be the folk
dances and the winding of the
May pole. The program will close
with band selections.
A baseball game is scheduled
between the alumni and the high
school at 2:30 o'clock. The alumni
banquet will be held in the home
economics room of the school
building at 6 p.m.
Juniors, Seniors
Plan Banquet
WOODBURN The junior
senigr banquet of Woodburn high
school will be held May 7 at St.
Lukes hall. The theme will be pa
triotic in decorations as well as in
toast topics.
Marguerite Stewart is chairman
of the banquet committee. The
, program includes blessing,. Ronald
Carskadon; welcome, by toastmas-
ter, Carl Bellamy; response, Bill
Erwert; duet, Bernice Hanson and
Delores Thompson; "Let's Go Am
erica," Arlene Coleman; reading,
Opal McElfresh; "Keep 'Em Fly
tog,? Rodney Mills; solo, Byron
Rhodes; V for Victory, Ed Cros
by; instrumental, Luther Asper,
Byron Rhodes, Walter Scarbor
ough; "America the Beautiful,"
Marjory Davis; address, Maude
Durfee.
Scio Man Pays
Canada Visit
SCIO S. Krcek accompanied
his son, Victor, and family to
Windsor, Ont., Can., for an indef
inite stay, but may visit Scio in
July, it was stated.
High school students reported
this week by Principal J. O. Bliss
on the honor roll are: Seniors
Eleanor Calavan, Bette June
Withers, Dale Weber, Don Gonser;
juniors Allen Bartu, June Cy
rus; sophomores--Loretta Arnold,
Louise White; freshman Lucille
Gregg. Graduation exercises are
tentatively slated for May 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Soderlind, who
have lived at Scio for several
months, Soderlind being employed
in timber work, plan to return
this week to Yacolt, Wash.
Standard Red Cross first aid
course is to be completed May 18,
under tutorship of Dr. W. P,
Goulding,- Scio, who also is con
ducting an advanced course
Successor Named
By Church Board
MILL CITY Mrs. James
Poole was selected by the board
of officers and congregation of
the Church of Christ to become
the representative of the Nation
al Benevolent association to i suc
ceed Mrs. Pauline Chance. !
Mrs. Chance has accepted a
position in Portland and left for
that city with her two daughters,
Jane and Eunamae.
Mrs. Chance has been active
in the Church of Christ for years
and at the time of her leaving,
in addition to representing the
National society, was superinten
dent of the Sunday school and
the Junior Endeavor society and
clerk of the church. ;
Mrs. Elizabeth Sherwood gave
an address in the Church of
Christ Sundays on "Hawaii in the
Making," in which she showed
the origin of the people j from
physical, anthropology, language,
botany and zoology evidence, and
that the Polynesian ancestors
came from southeast Asia and
worked east on the trail bf the
rising sun. I
The subjects of the sermons
or next Sundaj will be: Morning,
Blessed Experience and Hope of
True Christian, and evening,.
'Revelation j of the Bible Ad
dressed to the Heart of j Man.'
W. S. Crockett is minister.
Silverton
Churches
IMMANUEL LUTHERAN i
J. M. Jenson. castor. Sunday school
and Bible classes at 10 a.m. Morning
services at 11. Topic, "Jesus inter
cedes i for His Friends." Young i Peo
ple' society serves dinner following
the morning service. League Sunday
night at 730.
CHURCH OF CHRIST !
RusseU Myers, castor. Bible school
9:45, morning services at 11. Topic,
"Stewards oi tne Mysteries oi voa.
Christian Endeavor 7 p.m. Evening
services, 8 pjn. under direction of
young people. j
TAviaid Terrv. Dfastor. Sunday school
9:45, morning services at 11 with Er
nest Peterson oi tne uregon journal
speaker. Topic. "Move Forward."
Youth and Young Adult Fellowship
at 7:304 !
v & i Kin in
M 3 v. Tuhr. oastor. Sunday school
and adult Bible classes at 10. Sunday
ervices at 11. !
Pmieral Rites
For Woodburn
Woman Today
WOODBURN Funeral services
will! be held today at 10:30 pjn.
at the Ringo chapel for Mathilda
Catherine McCraw, 84, who died
Thursday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Sarah Williams.
Rev., H. S. Fulton of the Church
of God will officiate. Interment
will be at Heppner, Ore.
Mrs. McCraw was born in North
Carolina February 8, 1858.
She is survived by four sons,
Roby,Nampa, Ida., Dixie and Wy
att, both of New Plymouth, Ida.,
and Troy, Portland, and two
daughters, Bettie Hawks, Virginia,
and Sarah Williams, Woodburn.
Certificates
Issued at -
Silverton
ra-
SILVERTON Forty sugar
tioning. certificates were issued at
Silverton this week in the trade
division. Registration in the j re
tail and wholesale division totaled
16 at Silverton, four at Mt Akgel
and five at Scotts Mills. In the in
stitutional and industrial division
there were 27 registrations atiSil
verton, nine at Mt Angel, and
seven at Scotts Mills. Silverton
was issued 23 certificates, Mt An
gel nine and Scotts Mills eight
Officials were Harold Davis, Sil
verton; Theresa Dehler, Mt An
gel, and Bethel Taylor, Scotts
Mills. Bert Terry was the advisor
at Silverton and L J. Smith at
Scotts Mills.
Mill Gty Has
the meeting ta Astoria rf the
stockmen of: Oregon. ' ii:"ft'!
A talk was given on incendiary
bombs, the various types likely to
be used,. and the methods of ex
tinguishing fires started by them.
Bomb Films Shown;
Sugar ! Rationing
Dates Announced
MILL CITY A large number of
people attended the defense meet
ing at the Mill City theatre Tues
day night at which films were
shown instructing home owners
in the procedure to take, in the
event of incendiary bomb raids.
T. W. Allen conducted the meet
ing and Introduced the chairmen
of the various committees of the
defense organization of the com
munity, i
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Frank Smith, . airpost obser
vation chairman, announced that
there Is a need for more volun
teers for observation post duty.
Being also In charge of the sugar
rationing registration for this
school district, he announced
that registration will be held
May 4 to 7 In the high school
recreation room, from t to 4
p. m. and from 6 to 9 p. m. Every
person In the district must be
registered.
Mr. Albert Julian, general chair
man for the Lyons and Fox Val
ley division, gave an account of
Steelheatl Salmon
Reported at Scio
LYTLE Local residents have
reported steelhead salmon in the
dam at Scio this week. They
have been coming in from the
ocean for. .some time to spawn
.near - the, headwaters .of valley
streams. .
Budget ordinance is to be con
sidered by the Scio council May
4. Report of the recent budget
committee will probably be adopt
ed in the absence of request for
change. Ban of fireworks in the
city during the war may be offi
cially enacted, it is stated.
The freak lamb at the Jim
Oupor farm near, Scio still retains
its two' extra ' front legs and is
making normal growth, it is
stated.
Back From Kansas
To Visit Mother
JEFFERSON Gardner Chris-
man, who has been in Kansas for
two years, returned home Sun
day for a visit with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chrisman,
He expects to be called into the
service soon.
Rev. and Mrs. James Whi taker
are the parents of a son, James
Ellis, born at Eugene, April 20
This is their first child. Rev.
Whitaker is pastor of the local
Christian church.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schulz, Des
Moines, la., who spent the past
five months in Jefferson and vi
cinity, left for home Wednesday.
Schuli is a brother of Mrs. J. H
Taylor. He expects to be called
into the army soon.
$10,000 Dividends
Go to Depositors
, SILVERTON Dividends in' ex
cess of $10,000 are being paid in
Silverton to holders of depositors
certificates of the ' old Coolidge
and McClaine bank which closed
in 1934. This dividend, 5 per cent
of the total, is the ninth paid.
Always A Good Time
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Every Saturday Night
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Lincoln Property Sold
To New Residents
LINCOLN The D. R. Ruble
property here was sold to Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Allen and her son,
Bud Smith, this month by Joshua
John, Julius and Russell . Ruble,
heirs. Mr. Allen came here orig
inally from Honolulu. Mr, Allen
formerly resided in Dallas.
Always t Smash Hits!
LAST TIMES TODAY
Gene Anlry
in "Under Fiesta Stars"
Plus
BRENDA MARSHALL
in "Singapore Wonua"
with David Brace
Chapt 7, Jack Holt as
"Holt of the Secret Service"
liews and Comedy
District Deputy
Visits Chapter
GERVAIS D. George Cole, of
Stayton, district deputy noble
grand, will be present at the
meeting of the local IOOF lodge
tonight when the Rebekah
lodge will meet jointly with the
IOOF.
GERVAIS The last benefit
xard party of the season to be
given by the community 500 club
Tuesday netted $25.69 for the ci
vilian defense headquarters.
Visitors from Woodburn and
other nearby districts were pres
ent Fourteen tables of cards were
played with the three high score
prizes going to Mrs. Henry Miller,
Woodburn, Arthur Rasmussen
and Richard Harrison.
ndependence Women
Attend Woman's
Qub Convention
INDEPENDENCE Mrs. Dole
Pomeroy, Mrs. Melford Nelson,
and Mrs. Ira Mix attended the
third district convention of wom
en's clubs in Salem Thursday.
Mrs. Pomeroy and Mrs. Nelson
were delegates from the Indepen
dence Woman's club,' and Mrs.
Mix is treasurer of the district.
Those from Independence who
will attend the tea in Dallas to
day given by Mrs, C. L. Crider
are Mrs. R. M. Walker, Mrs. C. A.
Fratzke, Mrs. E. E. Addison, Mrs.
M. J. O'Donnell, Mrs. James
Hart, ; M y r a Montgomery. Mrs,
Frank Cooper, Mrs. Victor Phelps,
Mrs. W. Darling, Mrs. Glen
Smith, Mrs. Ray Scott, Mrs. M. J,
Butler and Mrs. Clarence Har-
wood.
Mrs. Joe Dod son and children,
Salem, spent last weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gar
field ; Byers.
Mrs. Frank Turner, Bend, has
been' visiting with her daughter
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Travis. Wednesday night she was
honored with a birthday jdinher.
She plans to return to Bend to
day. ; ' : . !
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"A Han Betrayed"
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Schools Join for
Commencement
BUENA VISTA The Hopville
and Buena Vista schools are plan
ning to hold their commencement
exercises for the eighth grade
graduates at the hall in Buena
Vista.
The air observers at the obser
vation post at Buena Vista now
have 276 names on the regular
list, with a few names on re
serve for emergencies. They have
donated money for wood and to
buy; a flag.
200
Plus
Tax
Today Till 5
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COMPANION FEATURE
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Cervais Blan Ordained
At Portland Rites
GERVAIS Leland DeJardin,
son of MrJ and Mrs: A. DeJardin,
who has been attending school at
Seattle, is to be ordained to the
priesthood at a service tobe held
for a class of nine in Portland
May 30. He will say his first mass
at Sacred Heart . church in'Ger
vais May 31.
Board Selects
New Teachers
AUMSViLLE-hThe AumsviU
school board has completed Its se
lection of teachers for the follow
ing year. j :, !,
They Include for the high
school; principal Mr. J. R. Bid
good; English, Hiss Elva Lovje
gren; Coach, Mr Edward Burton.
Grade school ' eachers are:- sev
enth and eighth, Mrs. George
Claxton; fifth and sixth, Miss
Genevieve H a r 'd 1 n ; third and
fourth, Miss Grate Richards; first
and second, Mrs Syndley. J
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LAST TIMES TODAY
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Gene Tierney, Walter Huston,
Victor Mature, Ona Munson . . .
Plus "Dudes Are Pretty Peo
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of Will Rogers, Noah Beery, Jr.
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