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Soy Scouts -Organized
"Monmouth Members
Now Total 60. 7ith
Full Committee
' MONMOUTH The I Pioneer
. club .for boys., started here .leu
' than four weeks ago by Warren
: - HowowiejsU, began with a mem
- bership of 10. It has now leaped
. to a membership of 60, and is no
longer a Pioneer club but a full
. fledged Boy Scout of America
troop, No. 38.
Nowowiejskl has been named
scout leader; Rev. J. E. Parrett,
minister of j the Baptist ehorch,
assistant leader; Ed Lewis. OCE
, stndent, assistant cob master. '
Conrad Howard Is . junior
scoutmaster; patrol leaders are
Donald Zerkel and Robert
Groves; scribe, Marcos Partlow;
librarian, David Atwater.
The Cub scouts have for den
chiefs, Johnny Stump and Oscar
Groves; Cub leaders, Ray Nelson
and Arthur Peterson. Tommy
Coleman is assistant den chief.
About half of the membership of
60 is in each group.
Nowowiejskl has been making
arrangements for' securing life
'saving instruction Thursday
nights at the Salem YMCA, nego-
tiating through Vernon Merrick
of Salem. - .
Various weekend trips are
planned, dependent on weath-
er, among which Is visit to
the Silver Creek Boy Scoot
camp. Saturday afternoon an
Easter erg hunt will be held
for the scoots on Cupid's Knoll
west of town. Mrs. Gordon Nel
son, one of the den mothers,
. assisted by a group 0f Girl
Scouts, is coloring the errs. As-
sisting with the afternoon's
plans Is Mrs. William Kettle,
another den mother. j
The first aid course, directed
by Miss Ruth Denney, is now un
derway, meeting Tuesday nights
at the Evangelical church. Rev.
H. R. Scheurman of the Evan-
fielical church is treasurer jl the
troop. Walter Heck of the Chris-
. tian church, Clarence Penn of the
Baptist, and J. H. Cady of the
Evangelical church are assisting
: the ministers in providing aid and
active cooperation in promoting
the scout movement here. Rov.
; Elkins is scout chairman. Other
committee members are Barney
, Howard and I. J. Milhouse.
Ly oris lman
Visits Idaho
; r LYONS .Mrs. Linderman of
Staytorl visited Wednesday atrthe
home pt Mrs. Edrrtond Engdahl.
Mrs.! Merrill Brassfield return-
; ed Sunday after a visit at the
Fred Brassfield home in Inde-
pendence.
Mrs. Earl Allen has returned
home from Mid vale. Idaho, where
' she visited her sister, Mrs. Joe
Fox and family, j
" Betty Jean Bodeker of Oregon
State college is spending her va
cation with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Bodeker. j
' Lucille Lewis of Scio and Beu
lan Lewis of Portland j visited
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
gLewis. Miss Beaulah Lewis left
" Wednesday for Colorado Springs,
Colo., where she will visit indefi-
nitely. ; : . '
Mr. and Mrs. Hall Howard and
. children spent the weekend in
Cottage Grove with relatives.
Their sister, Mrs. Howard, and
daughter, Terry, returned with
v them.-. - ; '
. Mrs. Alex Bodeker and daugh
ter, Betty Jean Bodeker, were In
Portland Thursday. v -
Pollys Entertain for
Colorado Visitors
. WOODBURN Relatives of
Mrs. Polly are making an extend
s ed visit with Mr. and Mrs.' Glen
Polly at their home on East Lin
coln. They are a"-brother, Clar
. ence Jones, of Otis, Colo.; a sister,
Myrtle Jones, an an aunt, ) Ger
trude Rohrer, both of Wray, Colo.
Mr. and Mrs." Jim Wittemeyer
and daughter Charelene have al
so arrived from" Glendale, Colo.,
r to visit until he receives his call
r .to the US navy. Mrs. Wittemey
; er; the former Gail Polly, will re
main with her . parents for the
duration. ' j '
. Valley Calendar
SATURDAY. AFRO, S I
, Unn county Farmers Union Quarter-
ly convention at Jordan. i
' 1TESDAY, APBIL. 11 . 1
Homemakers' Spring Festival. Wom
an a club buildins. Salem. 11 aan. to
4 p.m. -.-.. . . )
WEDNESDAY, APRIL IS 1 I -
' Silverton Homo Extension unit, sew
tng machine clinic. Eugene Field school
library. 10:30 a.m.
THURSDAY, APRIL 13 - - I
Gates Woman's club, sewing machine
clinic, tchoolhouse. 10 JO.
FRIDAY, APRIL 14 !
I Steele PTA Extension unit, home of
! Mrs. Mary U Swingle, 320 Garden
j . road.' 10:30. . .. i.,.
I WEDNESDAY, APRIL Is
! Marion county PTA Council. YMCA.
i Valem. . Jefferson PTA bosteea i unit,
10:30 to 330. .: , ,. i . ...
Sponsored by Capital Post
Mid- Willaiimetttte Valley News
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Reports From
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Junior Oub
Entertained
Wooclburn Croup Holds
v" Camp Fire Meeting
For Members
Junior Womanl duh mt at th
, nuuunuAi ine , wmoDum
WOODBURN The Woodburn
library clubroom on Wednesday,
April 5. Special euests and en
tertainers for the program hour
were the OkiyuhoDi and Okihi
groups of Camp-fire girls.
The girls entered the room in
processional, singing ritual songs.
and took places in a semi-circle
With Hazel Engle as reader, the
exemplification "The March of
Crafts' was presented. Each girl
shared in a demonstration of a
craft for which honor 'beads are
won, and included home craft.
health craft, camp craft, hand
craft, nature craft, business craft
and citizenship. Musical numbers
were also Riven, including! a duet
by Hazel Mason and Jeanne But
terfield, a piano solo by Patricia
Tremaine, a folk dance by Be
verly Castor," June Polly, Mayanna
Miller, Lora Lu McClain, Alice
Alden, Lorraine Ficek, Margaret
McGonegal and Irma Lee Lana
gnan
The senior Woman's club and
the mothers of the Campfire girls
were other guests. The Camnfire
girls taking part in the program
were Hazel Engle, Irma Lee Lan
aghan, Alice Alden, June Polly,
Mayanna Miller, Beverly Castor,
Margaret McGonegal, Lorraine
Ficek, Elsa Alden, Lora Lu Mc-
Ciame, Arlene Zuber, Hazel Ma
son, Jeanne Butterfield, Merry
McGrath, Patricia Tremaine. The
guardians are Mrs. Rodney Al
den and Mrs. Zora McGonegal.
Mrs. Tony Halter was chairman
for the hostess committee and
served salad, sandwiches, coffee
and cocoa, assisted by the Camp-
fire girls.
An exhibit of posters, bird
books,' nature books and handi
craft attracted interested atten
tion and favorable comment from
the senior guests.
Red Cross Sewing
Occupies Stitchers
McALPIN The McAloin
Stitchers club met Tuesday at the
home of Miss Margaret Doerfler
Members did sewingfor the Red
iross, exenanged seeds and plants
and gave helpful-hints for victory
gardens as roll call at the meet
ing. A covered dish dinner was
served at noon. A collection of
pictures of Iceland from Cpl. Clair
Morley, who has been stationed
there for some months, and pic
tures of Mr; and Mrs. C. F. Doer
fler's new. home in central Ore
gon were shown. Miss Doerfler
told of her visit last week at the
C. F. and 3 J. Doerfler homes
in the mid-state.
Red Cross sewing will be work
ed on at the May meeting at the
home of Mrs. J. C. Krenz. Present
were Mrs. Rosa Amstutz. Mrs
Anna Doerfler, Mrs. Pauline Ax
om, Mrs. Mary Ellen Goffin, Mrs
J. M. Doerfler, Mrs. A. N. Doer
fler, Mrs. Albert Mader, Mrs. By
ron McElhaney, Mrs. Charles
Morley, Mrs. Maybelle Terry, Mrs.
Henry Eriksen, Mrs. Albert Sa
vage, Mrs. Wayne Savaae. and
Janice, Mrs. J. C Krenz, Mrs.
L. Eddy and Anna Doerfler.
Missionary Society
Holds Meeting
MILL CITY The missionary
society of the Church of Christ
met Wednesday with Mrs. Carl
Chance. The devotions were
by, Mrs. Glenn Shelton and Mrs.
Ed Cooke was in charge of the
program. The president Mrs. Earl
Plymale, conducted the business
meeting. The next meeting will
be May 3 with Mrs. Glen Shelton.
VJW. Victory Clob
mum
Old Time Dancing;
Veterans Hall
Corner Hoed and Charek
, Streets
Mask by
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ODEGOIIIAIiS
; Club Members Only
No. 9, American lcfam
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The Statesmcms Community Correspondents
Salam, Oroaon, Sahxnkrr Macnlno, April. 8. 1944 i piw TtrrTT
JMinstrel Show
To Be April 14
At Brush College ;
BRUSH COLLEG E Pupils and
teachers of the Brush Colleee
school are rehearsing for the old
fashioned p minstrel show and
dance revue which will be pre-
ented April 14 at 8 o'clock in
.
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Grant has ' written 'the dialogue,
which she will direct and Miss
Muriel Kaster will direct dancing
and arrange staging.
The pie tocial will be given af
ter the program and is to be in
charge of the Brush College Help
ers dub. .
The nearo minstrel rant in.
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dudes Jimmy and Jerry Benson,
Barney Rogers, Joe Nelson, David
Meyer and Dick Singer. Dancers
are Beth . Wendt, Nadinc Olson,
Betty Bayer, Mitzi Patrick, Glen
da McAllister, Josephine Singer,
Elva Lough, Roberta Smith, Joan
Olson, Dorothy and Betty Zysett,
Patsy t Moriarty," Donna ' Kron,
Zandra Streeter, Jimmy Hulse,
Esther Munson, Dick Moriarty,
Pauline Schaunner, Joanne f Sin
ger, Lee McKinney, Katherine
Singer. ' ;- :
Coolers Narcissus j
Reported at Best j
SILVERTON-Narcissus blooms
are at their best now in the Coo
ley gardens at Silverton, It is said.
Lilac bloom and Iris bloom' will
not be in for a few. weeks bet.
page Tinirs
Machine Works .
Sold to Traver
WOODBURN The A it B Ma
chine works on the Pacific high
way ; between Young street . and
Maupin's auto camp has been
sold to C W. Traver arid Hatch
of Portland, who took possession
at once. ?
The former partnership of J. CL
Adams and Steve Bauman , was
broken because Bauman expects
to be drafted into the army; v ;
The new owners will do repair
and building work on pumps and
farm machinery, i The shop is
equipped for electric and! acyte
lene welding and metal lathe
work. Equipment for thej repair
of electric ! motors is also to be
installed.
New Log Pond
constructed ,
Logging Company 7ill
Resume Operations '
After Two Weeks
DDANHA - The Idanha Shin
gle company has been digging a
log pond the past two weeks and
was shut down but will reopen
Monday:
t The ' Idanha Lumber company
will start this week after being
down for the winter. . - I
x The Phillips Bros. Logging com
pany -has started logging and
loading logs. , t.
Several families drove to Breit
enbush Hot Springs Sunday and
had a picnic dinner. Those in the
party were Mr. and Mrs. Ned
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. C T. Hase
man, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Palmer
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Healy and
son Timothy, Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Cheanut.
tMrs. Jack Haseman spent the
week in Silverton with her ltr
and father. Her father, C C. Car-
cH, Is in the merchant marine and
home on furlough, r. -V. -. ,; .
Mrs. Mary Buggies was in Sa
lem Friday for dental work. La-
Velle Haseman substituted in the
post office while she was away.
Mrs. Gwyn Gates, who has been
in the Emanuel hopital in Port
land where she underwent an op
eration, is visiting her relatives in
Oregon City. She expects to re
turn home in two weeks.
Mrs. Jim Healy and son, Tim
othy, are in Portland visiting with
friends and relatives, r
Chester Slater has organized :a
children's band from a group of
school boys and girls.
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The Great Waltz
0 Rhumba o
Baton
nn Kyaa and Pierce r-t Ph.2108t
liilOLLYWOOD IjjjAIlCE
nn Ryan and Pierce
Conrad Closer) Out
Silverton Store V
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I SILVERTON Merlin Conrad,
manager of the Conrad Seed and
Feed company, is closing out his
business transactions from tem
porary quarters In the offices of
the trustees for depositors in the
Masonic ' building. He sold his
business early in March to the
Fanners Co-op and as soon as be
can complete the details of wind
ing up the '.business affairs will
take a much needed rest before
again entering any business.
; Mr. and Mrs.' Conrad lost their
only son early: in this war.
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