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Ballas Plans
For Shoe Sale
. PTA Names Committee
To Slake Project
Arrangement
- PALLAS Thm PTA met in
tegular session Jo the music room
etf the high school Monday night
1Irs. Baleigft MMdleton, president,
presided. Mrs. IL- C McKnight,
program chairman, was In charge
ol. the program which included
(our piano solos by Miss, Helen
UcFetredge, two of which were
Iter own compositions.
Miss Lois Lutz, home manage
ment specialist from the Oregon
taie college, was guest, speaker.
Hiss Lutz discussed proper light
ing in the homes and demonstrat
ed the use of the light meter in de
termining the amount of light re
flected in various parts of the
room. Also what tints ofpaint and
wall paper to use to get the best
reflection in the room.
- Mrs. Emma Maxwell, executive
tf the Camp Fire Girls in the Sa-lem-Corvallis
area was present to
explain the purpose of the Camp
fire movement and asked that the
PTA. sDonsor a meeting to help
Publicize the movement in Dallas.
Mrs. J. R. Scott was appointed to
snake the arrangements for the
meeting. .
Mrs. Middleton. S. E. Whitworth
and Lyle Thomas were authorized
to appoint a ' recreation commit
tee to plan for the recreation
room.
Mrs. Con Murry was appointed
chairman of the shoe sale to be
held in the future. She to select
tier committee from the member
shin.
Mrs. McKnight . announced that
Dr. Adolf Winzire of the Oregon
Medical - school would be the
speaker in February.
Sidney Family
Enjoys Party
SIDNEY Mrs. - Mable Fowler
entertained, with a family supper
January 7. Also attending the
supper were Mrs. Chlorus Hoff
man of Eugene, and Daniel Corb
of , Salem. Mrs. Fowler's son,
Kodrick, was recently ill with the
flu.
Alfred McCann of the Sidney
school was recently in the hospi
tal for an operation but is now
back in school,
Frank Zane and his family of
the Sidney district have' moved to
a, place near Aurora,
i A group from the Sidney-Tal-bot
church sang songs to Joseph
Aerni i of Sidney who is very ill.
Be is 93 years old.
- Mr. I and Mrs. Lawrence Finlay
and family were guests at Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Brown's home
Saturday night.
John Todd and Robert Bos track
returned to school January 10,
after being absent for a week.
Do n'a Zehner was recently in
the hospital for a minor opera
tion. She has returned to school
now.
Donna Wiederkehr of the Sid
ney school entertained with her
accordion at the Sunnyside Com
munity club last Friday.
Patsy Grenz ,; of ' the Sidney
school has been absent from
school for some time but has re
turned. .
Garden dob Has P.Ieet
At Home of J. J, Halls
WOODBURN The Garden club
met at the horn of Mr. and Mrs.
J. J. Hiy in Cupid's Court, Tues
day. Mrs. John Ramage presided.
Twenty members were present.
Discussion of ways and means
of flawing up and beautifying the
vacant lots about town occupied
attention of members.
Mrs. Bonn, a visitor from Ger-
vais told about the activities of
the Brooks club. Other guests
present were Rev. F. Martin, Mrs.
MntHan Hicks I and Mrs. W. J.
Wilson. - '
Mr. Hall entertained his guests
showins! by request : the garden
and Oregon scenery . pictures he
has in technicolor. The hostess
served refreshments after . the
business meeting. The club pres
ident, Mrs. - Ramage, ' presided- at
the table, which was centerea oy
a bowl of double narcissus and
heather. .'
Mrs. Zenger
Visits Tacoma
L ABISH ; CENTER Miss
Anna Reuter and Art Miller were
married in Vancouver, Wash. Ac
company ing them was E. M. Boies.
They have not definitely decided
where they will live.
Bill Zenger left Tuesday for Ft.
Lewis, after enlisting in the air
corps some time ago. He was ac
companied as far as Tacoma by
his mother, Mrs. ' G. C. Zenger
where she planned to visit rela
tives. She will stop in Vancouver
on her return trip.
The Kum-Join-Us class party
was held Tuesday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bibby with
Mrs. Noble Ragland, the new pre
sident, conducting the meeting.
Mrs. Harry Lovre and Mrs. Nathan
Kurth will serve as the flower
committee for the new year. The
February meeting will be at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ruben
Boehm with Mrs. Joe 'Burr, Mrs.
Orville Klampe and Clyde Leedy
on the entertainment committee.
" Present were Mrs. Harvey Aker,
Mrs. Willard Aker, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Boehm, Mr. and Mrs. Hor
ace Bibby, Mrs. W. R. Daugherty,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harris, Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan Kurth, Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Leedy, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Lovre, Mr. and Mrs.' Orie
McClaughry, Mr. and Mrs.' Noble
Ragland, Mr. and Mrs. Art Ras
mussen, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Russ
and Barbara Jean, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Weinman, and Miss Connie
Weinman. t
Much Clothing
Is Salvaged
SCIO Thirty-two cartons of
used and new clothing, totaling ap
proximately 926 pieces, recently
have, been salvaged and prepared
for delivery to distributing cen
ters r in western Oregon' in re
sponse to civilian defense appeals
for such"" clothing, it was reported
'Wednesday by Mr. Bess Phillppi,
who assisted in sorting and class!
tying garments.
Other Scio women .who took
part , were Mrs. Erma Rickard,
Mrs. Letha Sommer, Mrs. Maggie
Meritt, Mrs. Madge Sommer, Mrs.
Jane Morrison and Mrs. Ruth Cy
rus.
: . The salvage campaign has been
under, general direction of N. L
Morrison, . local " chairman, ap
pointed by Roscoe Ames of Al
bany, county Linn chairman of
the salvage movement. Scrap me
tal, tin, rubber and other materi
sis needed In prosecution of the
: war were contributed and deliv
ered at Scio by hundreds of peo
ple of this cit yand vicinity. The
local drive netted countless tons of
these materials. . ,
Portland Family
IMow mlnew Home
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GRAND I S L A N D -Mr.' and
M r. Jake Tomnkins of Portland
have moved hera. Mrs. Tompkins
and son Dennis ere guests of her
r rents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
" Huns&ker near Salem.'
Little Rebecca Sue Tompkins,
resident cf this- district war not
r;'..tfKi v.hca influenza went the
rounds here. . s-. . . ,
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Mandigo
were business visitors at Eugene
recently.
Vziact Tidy Tcnisht -
CTkVAI T 11. i ttrAor class of
C !j L! i r will present
v:;i t -":r jlij January
77th Birthday
Celebrated
UNIONVALE Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Holt entertained at their
home Wednesday with a fried
chicken: dinner complimenting
their father, Neal Stoutenburg on
his 77th birthday anniversary. At
tending were D. C Miller of
Wheatland; Mrs. Bert McFarlane
of Pleasantdale were out of this
district guests.
-. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Stouten
burg , and Ralph . were weekend
guests of relatives ' here. Ralph
expects to be admitted soon to the
Emanuel hospital at Portland for
treatments. . t "
Mr. and Mrs. Henrys Knoche
who are visiting at Bonner
Springs," Eaa, expect to return
home soon, reports Mrs.7 Henry
Wickuler, aunt of Mrs. Binoche.
Mrs. J. C Church was a 'guest
of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Carl
Church at McMinnville Tuesday.
Mrs. Clark Church of Salem was
a guest Wednesday at the home of
her husband's parents, Mr. and
Mrs.' J. C Church. Clark was re
cently : discharged from United
States armed . forces because of
health and Is now with his pre
war job at the Cooperative cream
ery at Salem.
Dorcas Society
Holds Meeting
HOPEWELL Ten members
attended the Seventh Day Adven-
tist Dorcas society meeting Tues
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Hallstead and sewed for
the Red Cross. i
Twelve members attended the
all day quilting Wednesday at the
Hopewell United Brethren church.
Members worked on a quilt for
Mr. and Mrs. Davis.
Mrs. Ed Loop enjoyed a sur
prise long distance telephone call
from her. son, William Charles
Loop, in training at Camp Hale,
Colo. ' , -j
Montana Priest Comes1 '
To Take Silver-ton Post
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SILVERTON Father John Van
Hoomissen of Montana arrived at
Silverton Tuesday to fill the va
cancy left by Rev. M. ML Corrigan
as resident pastor of St. Paul's
Catholic church.
Father Corrigan enlisted in the
navy as chaplain and is at Port
land now awaiting his call. Father
John comes here from Montana.
He is 3 years of age and attend
ed ML Angel academy . 53 jyears
ago. .
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Result of T.leasles '
FAIUVIEW Mrs. Waldo Ma
ker is- confined to her bed with
after-effects of a Beige of measles
suffered almost a year" ago.
.I.Lrs. Frank Campbell, who was
a hcliiay guest -of her sons, has
returned to her home at Weeoma.
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