The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, December 30, 1943, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextCamas Couple Visit Family Mill City Residents Entertain Many -Over Holiday Mill City Christmas dinner guests at the "Boots' Higdon home were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Saucier, Lou Graham, and Hlfdon's daughters, Dorothy and Ruth who are employed In Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Popkes dl Camas, spent the week end at the home of Rev. and Mrs. W. S. Crockett visiting their daughters Joy and Jean. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Carey were guests of the Carl Chonces. Both re employed in Portland. Frances and Verna Caraway of Portland and their daughter Lois nd Family of Lebanon were holiday guests of the Frank Car aways. Miss Edna Swift of Portland spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. Anna Swift Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Sparks and daughter of Vanport City were Christmas guests in Mill city visi ting their friends. Mrs. Sparks was the former Violet Stice and was a resident here for several years. Friends of the Bert Libbys of Springfield are receiving announ cements of the marriage of their daughter Elberta to Staff Sgt Robert Wakefield of Camp Adair. Sgt Wakefield's home is in Kan sas City. They are now living in Albany. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree and family spent Sunday in Salem at a family dinner at the home of Mrs. Cree's sister, Mrs. O. W. Gorton. Guests were Mrs. J. M. Dickinson. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Dickinson, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Cree and family, Pvt Jennings O. Barker from Camp Adair, and Mr. and Mrs. Gorton family. The Mill City Manufacturing company shut down Thursday un til Monday morning for the holi days. The Mt Jefferson Camp will re sume operations Tuseday morn ing. Miss Sigrum G rims ted, local third grade teacher, is .spending the holidays with her mother in Seattle. Mrs. Mable Needham and daughter Lydia spent Christmas in Dallas at the home of her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Deb Turnidge and family were guests of Mrs. Tur nidge's brothe at Alsea. Christmas day guests at the home of the Floyd Shepherd's were their daughter, Mrs. Milton Roten and Mrs. Shepherd's bro ther, Bertel Bates, both of Stay ton. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shroeder and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shroeder recently attended the wedding of their neice. Miss Louise Grafe at Oregon City. Miss Grafe Is the daughter of Leroy Grafe of Gajes nd Idanaha. Shirley Jean Cree, daughter of the Paul Cree's, became ill Christ mas day and was taken to the Deaconess hospital. ' Rudolph Runde, who recently returned from Portland, after a visit with his daughter Ruth, is confined to his home with illness. Mrs. Runde, a registered nurse of Portland is caring for him. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hoff (Doris Shelton) were week end visitors at the Glen Shelton home. Visitors at the home ofthe Ellis Hill's are Mrs. Hill's daughter Opal, and her sister Mrs. Mack. Mrs. Bur son who has been very Ul with the flu is better. Mr. and Mrs. Applet and family were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. Applet's sister, Mrs. Echo Mason in Salem. She was able to be brought home Monday evening. Mid - Willamette Valley -News Reports From The Statesman's Community Correspondents PAGE SIX Salem, Oregon, Thursday Morning Dectmbtr 33, 1943 Farm Union Meet Friday I Comity Convention Set For Tear End in Salem; i Thompson Speaker ; Dr. Carl D. Thompson will ad dress the-annual convention of the Marion County Farmers Union at the Veterans hall. Hood and Church streets, in Salem, Friday, December 31. : The subject of the talk will be "The Public Ownership and Co operative Movement in Post War Planning'' and is scheduled for 2 o'clock. Dr. Thompson is associated with the administration of Bonneville. Original Play Given by Pupils BRUSH COLLEGE An orig inal play "Beauty and the Beast,' in six acts, written by the upper grade teacher. Miss Trula Grant, was presented by the entire Brush College school at the schoolhouse December 23. Miss Muriel Kaster, primary teacher, who arranges the annual Spring Dance Revue, was in charge of costuming the east. - - The principal character parts were taken by Glenda McAllister as Beauty; Barney-Rogers, Beast; Jerry Benson .Beauty's fattier; Jo sephine Singer, Carol; Ova Lough, Barbara; Robert Smith, Roberta; Richard Singer, Pete; Jim Benson, Bob; Dick Moriarty, preacher; Charles McLain, .John; Ann Bay- r, grandmother; Katherine Sing er, Mary; Zandra -Streeter. Betty; Zyssett and Donba Kron i statues.' ' Ship Worker On Vacation : HOPEWELL Margaret Gei sler, student at Willamette uni versity, was a Christmas guest at her home here. John Geisler came Friday and spent Christmas day with his family here. He is foreman of the trial run crew at the Kaiser shipyards at Van couver and this was his first day off in two months. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fresh our were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kenworthy of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse White and son, Jack, of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher and family of Hubbard and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Freshour of Pleasantdale. Edgar Edwards, one year old grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Loop, is there this week while his mother and sister are ill. ; Mrs. Ida Humble who has been a guest oi Mr. ana Mrs. Owen Pears and other friends her for the last two months left Tuesday for her home at Pomona, Calif. Monitor Church Holds Program MONITOR Th Lutheran church of Monitor held their Christmas program Saturday night. A fine program was given and a Targe crowd attended. Th Elliott Prairie Women's club held their annual community dinner at the hail and the school had its Christmas program in the afternoon, T h u r sdaj. December 23. Miss Frances Harper of Port land, spent the holidays with her mother, Mrs. Carl Fauske. Carl Fausk has been home sick with the flu. He is employed at the Swan Island shipyard. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Oathout of Portland spent the holidays at their farm home here, returning to Portland Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Fauske of Mulino stopped for a short visit at the Thomas O'Keef home, Christmas day, while on their way to Salem. Many Family Groups Meet At Christmas Dinner Parties Middle Grev Christmas parties took on the simple form and consisted of fam ily groups or in most cases de pleted family groups, some few were guests away from their own community but not far away. The Walter Fisher family was guest at the Ed Ward home," Hayesville. The Clyde Gathchells with Mrs. Ellen Remington of Swegle, Rus sell Proudfit family with th J. A. Barhams of Salem, Pvt Lee Wager of Camp Davis, Calif.; spent, the day with his parents, the J. I. Wagers; Arthur Case, In naval training, visited several days with his parents and -family, the Covil Cases; Mr. and Mrs. Vera Shulz of Portland were with Mrs. Shulz's parents, the Lee Daws, and while there, a long distance telephone message came from Murray Dow, radio techni cian. Th Cleo Keppenger family spent Christmas day with his mother, Mrs. L. E. Keppenger of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Dan Scharf had as guests Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond Blanton of Salem, Petty Of 3d class Glenn Blanton of Port land naval training station, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred McClaughry, DeAnn and Dennis of Labish Center. At the Fred Scharf home were Rev. and Mrs. Gerald Jaffe, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Super, Allen and Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hall and Irvin, Mrs. Hoyt Carey and Mrs. Raymond Sweeney and daughters of Portland. Th Orvill Malms, Salem, were at -the L B. Malms and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Chapin of Clear Lake were with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Barker. Mr. and Mrs. August Wirshing of Labish Center were guests at th Roy Scofields. The J. T. Turners spent the day with -his daughter's family, the William Evans of Silverton, and the Ted Kuenzi family went to be with her mother, Mrs. Pearl Rundall, Portland; Mr. and. Mrs. Mik Van La an en and daughter Amy Lou of Portland spent the day at the home of his brother, John Van Laanen; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knuths had as guests Cline Reunion Held Christmas NORTH HOWELL For the first time in several years, the family Christmas party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Cline was complete. Present at dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gottenberg and family of Salem';.; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson and son and daughter of Silverton; Mr. and Mrs. Nick Richter and children of Mt. An gel; Mr. and Mrs. Georg Cline and daughters of North Howell; Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Pope of Crab tree; Hans Johnson of Silverton; and Mr. and Mrs. Cline. Mr. Cline, who has been seriously ill, was much improved. Mrs. M. E. Barker of Salem and Charles Barker of Portlnd, moth er and brother of Mrs. Knuths. Among Christmas eve - family gatherings were those at the Aug ust Moormans, August Fandrkhe, Lawrence Hammers and W. H. Scharfs. The John Cages were with the N. A. Cages of Gervais; Mrs. Lena Bartruff had all her available family with her, Mrs. James Crocker, Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Omar Bartruff and family and Mr. and Mrs. Win -Schwab and fam fly, Portland, and Miss Virginia Bartruff, Portland. Th Emory Goodes spent Christmas day with Mrs. Goodes parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jaquet, Victor Point The Leslie Springers also entertained rela tives at dinner. Adams Visits In Portland . KEIZER Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Adams and sons David, Douglas and Danny spent the Christmas weekend in Portland with Mr. Ad ams parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Adams and Mrs. Adams parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Steele. Christmas guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hoxsey were Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hoxsey of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dall of Albany. Mrs. Paul Geil entered th Al bany hospital Sunday for a ma jor operation. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Clark en tertained at a Christmas dinner for Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Clark of Liberty, Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Grousbeck and Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Grousbeck of Creswell and HoLLU Hanes of Gaston. Servicemen Are Holiday Guests BETHEL J. M. Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hain had two young men from Camp Adair as their guests for the Christmas weekend. On Christmas eve they -were hosts for a dinner and tree.. Th guests included the young men, Mrs. Cass A. Nichols, Coralee and LuelTa Nichols, Ronald and Marilyn Ni chols, Miss Jean Hain. On Christmas day Mrs. Cass A. Nichols entertained at dinner for her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Armstrong, and Joyce Armstrong of Salem, and the family. Launer Family Reunion'Held UNIONVALE Mrs. Carl Lau ner entertained with a Christmas family dinner at her home with 35 members present Mr. and Mrs. Martin Braat en tertained It members of their fa mily and two special guests at their home Christmas day, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Estelle of Myr tle Point, Mrs. Floyd Miller of Klamath Falls, Miss Doris Braat of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Fowler and Marcena, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Finnicum and family of Grand Island, were those from out of this district attending. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Baker en tertained, with a Christmas din ner for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baker and family of Grand Island; Mr. and Mrs.- Richard Jones of Wheatland; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Clevenger of this district Mr. and Mrs. Victor Geiger and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Mott at Hillsboro on Christmas day. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Turner entertained Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Dixon and family of Perrydale, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Turner and family, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Mc Candless of this district at their home Christmas day. Mr. Turner, who recently observed his 79th birthday, anniversary has been ill and Mrs. Turner is having trouble with a lame knee. Myron Turner, their grandson, is in England with the US army. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Zentner were hosts to a group of friends at their home Sunday. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Neal David son of Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. Vic tor Geiger, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Baker. Seven Granges Hold Installation ALBANY Seven granges held a joint installation oi omcers Wednesday night "in the home economics building at Oregon State college at 8 o'clock. State Master Morton Tompkins was guest speaker. Granges tak ing part in the installation are Hope, Summit South Benton, Mary's River, Fairmount, Moun tain View and Willamette. - Holiday Reunion Held by Merricks LINCOLN Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Merrick were hosts at a family dinner Christmas day. Their guests Included from Portland, Mrs. Iva Hewitt, Mrs. Thelma Ross and son Robert, Miss B. G. Hewitt Mrs. Donald F. Smith, (Naomi Merrick), Merle Teeter of the merchant marine, who was on leave, Violet Copper, Mr. and Mrs, Bert Hewitt; of Willamette, Miss Orvetta Cooper; from Mill City, Mrs. Leola Hurt and Nadine, Glo ria Jean and Roland Withrow. The Immediate , family Included the hosts Norman, Dolores and Janice. - ... Other families who entertained with dinners were Mr. and Mrs. J. Meissner, whose guest list in cluded Mr. and Mrs. E. A- Starnes, Halsey, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Alart son and Kathleen and Eldon, Hal sey, Mr. and Mrs. William Lang don and Jimmy, Evelyn and George of Harrisburg, Miss Kath lyne Starnes, Portland, Miss Barbara Dike and Miss Audrey Smith had as their guests Mrs. Lois Crawford and daugh ter, Miss Wflma. ' Illness Closes Gervai3 School r -.. . GERVAIS The parochial school held its Christmas program Wednesday afternoon and closed until January 3. The high school closed Monday because of illness of several of the pupils. This may . A. M AV. class play which was scheduled for January 7. The grade school was closed ', Tuesday morning. About half of the pupils were out of the primary grades and several Lfrom the upper grades. Delayed Christmas Shipment of Wool-O'-The-West 100 Pure Virgin- Wool 13 S E 'TIS 72-84 1 a r c OREGON WOOL blankets . arrived today and will go on sale today and tomorrowl These are those very lovely Wool-O'-The-West blankets with the pre-war quality wool. Bound with wide Celanese satin. In PEACH . . . BLUE . . . ROSE . . . GREEN. Please. Make Your Selections Early! Miller 's a P 0 G G LY WIGGlY Cantata Given For Small Group DAYTON The union high school glee club's Christmas can tata, "The Music of Bethlehem" presented at the high school gym' nasium Thursday. Only 12 Dayton high school students were absent Monday In dicating that the health condition here is Improving. Sunday School Holds Party MIDDLE GROVE The De cember meeting of umoa Sunday school classes taught by Mrs. Paul Basse tt and John Van Laanen, was held at the Ernest Barker home. Games and gift exchange comprised the entertainment and Mrs. Barker served refreshments to the group. Present were Ruth Snyder, Patsy and Gary Keppen-J ger, Arlene Fromm, Maurice Klein, Arlyne Hilfiker, Joyce Kuenzi, Donald BassetV Magdalene Stahl, Edna and: Hazel Munsjjn, Gene Scofield, Jean and Dale Van Laan en, Dorine Dudley. Mrs. Paul Bas- 0 " ' maybe only until tomorrowl To be sure, it may b some timo before Vthm boys? com home . ..soma time before delicious Sodete choco lates art alxxtys at your favorite candy counter.. but there's a worthwhile chance that tomorrow your foa my hovo those delightful boxed confections.' , . ; Because Sodete chocolates and fine candies arm so good, they are now going, in the greater part, to our fighting men. So, whether you're waiting for the man who used to - bring them to you or, for your candy dealer to have his stock replenished-both are well "worth waiting for.? IMPERIAL CANDY COUPANY SEATTLE, ?ASIIINCTON Choice of Five 'Assortments Includes Every Preference'" leaded Ensemble j Pall Mall French Fruit and Nuts .r-- ftrocade - -' Smart Set ' (r rjZt H cc:s:ci2Tawnn::::a L-1 CJlJjjLiu HAPPY IIEU YEAR! We Win Be Closed All Day Saturday and Sunday Drifted C"l- 10-lb. (S-i 2SAb Snow I iOUr sack 3d sack $2L.2L9 gi Flour 550S $1.25 Wheaties of Champions-. pkss. 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