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Reports From The Statesman's . Community Correspondents
Salem, Orexjon, Sunday Morning. June 4, 1944
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Dubach Talks
To Graduates
Jefferson Program t
Attracts Blany -
' On Thursday . .
JEFFEBSON Nearly every
seat in the school gymnasium was
filled lor the commencement
program of Jefferson high school
Thursday night.
The decorations for the stage
were in harmony with the class
colors, royal blue and silver, and
the class motto. The elevator to
success is not running, take the
stairs," was beautiful on the
background. "
Mrs. Loren Luper played the
processional, "Pomp and Circum
stance," while the class took their
places on the stage. Also seated
on the stage were M. H. Beat,
nrinciDal of the schools; Dean U.
G. Dubach, Oregon State college;
" Eev., F. Claude Stephens; and W.
' "R. Terhune. chairman of the
. school board. .
Other numbers on the program
were, invocation. Rev. F. ' Claude
" SteDhens: salutatory. This
Changing World." Wanda Glaser,
, trombone solo, "Blue Rata," Jack
- KnizhL .accompanied by Mrs. Lu
ter: address by Dean Dubach. He
. used the class motto as the theme
of his address, telling what it
; takes to get upstairs. He said "It
takes four things to make the
crade: a xerson must have a new
respect for himself, a new respect
' for each other, for our nation,
and a new respect for God.
A clarinet duet, ."Kerry Dance,'
' Lavon Kelly and Billy Hender
son: the valedictory, "Education
..J h. Ttnfi WnrM " Mir
K. Karg: xylophone solo; medley
of songs, "A Lovely Way to
Spend an Evening," and "Little
Did I Know," Mrs. Loren Luper.
E. H. Beal . presented the
awards as follows, trophy award
for inter-class rivalry, went to
the junior and senior class, as
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the senior boy and girl for the
hichest trades for the fout years,
weni to luxmej uikubiu u
Marv Kare: citizenship award
was g i v e n to Aldcn Sheffield;
best attendance during the four
' years, to Lois Smith, Bob Bruce,
: senior boy for athletics; awards
to Salubtor Wanda, Glaser; Mary
Karg,' valedirtotan; .'given
the annual award - of a one year
.subscription to the Readers Di-
Music, awards given by Mrs.
. Loren Luper were presented to
Betty White for ; her splendid
. work in chorus and solo; . Irene
- Huber. i or band work and vocali
" : W, . R. Terhune, chairman of the
board presented diplomas to the
following graduates: Jimmie
Dean Baxter, Evelyn Mae Beach,
.Robert Gene Bruce; Gaynell
-V Maxine Cole, Rodney A. Eng
dahL Wanda WflletU Glaser,
Irene Margaret Huber, Mary
Katherine Karg, Marcella Viola
, King, Lois Hampton Schwein
furtiJ. ' Alden John - Sheffield,
" Bette Chilton Sims, Betty Gene
rt..lt Y I i MtMsnf Smith
Melva Louise Wattenbarger, Ar-
Ine White, Vida Pauline Zimmer
man. Members of the class wore
blue caps and gowns, with cor-
mattom rtf r1C9 fl0Wr. White
gardenias and pink rosebuds. .
The benediction , was given by
Rev. Stephens and the recession
al was played by Mrs. Loren Lu
per. " . . i . ...
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Enlist in Navy .
TURNER Two Turner'hlgh
students. Kennet h Young, 1944
graduate and Lee Ritchey,. Junior
.leave- f or Farragut Monday, i.
Mr; and Mrs. J. O, Russell at
tended the high school commence
ment at Aumsvllle. She was piano
accompanist for the vocal duet by
Rev. and Mrs. Gene Robinson and
the vocal solo by Mrs. May Lamb.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mlcken-
haxn of Sweet Home, formerly of
. Turner, were Memorial day visit
ors in Turner. Mrs. Mickenhamis
sister' of Tom, : Hugh and Fay
Webb. - ;
The funeral of an uncle of Mrs.
Virgil Scott of Portland, was held
'In. Salem last week. .Mr. and Mrs.
1 Scott and two' daughters, Patricia
f and ; Phyllis mad Turner their
: borne several years, while he was
1 principal of tht Turner high
school. -. - .
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with axccUaat results.
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Dr. E. Eeynolda Clinic
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Dayton Eastern
Celebration ilttended by 400 i
DAYTON More than 400
niversary party of Electa chapter, Order of Eastern' Star lodge
of Dayton Wednesday night at the high school gymnasium.
Dignitaries were present from Portland Salem, Hillsboro,
Jefferson Has
Many Changes
Portland Family Bays
Lunch Room, Will
Open on June 10
JEFFERSON Several jpieces
of property changed hands dur
ing the past - week in Jefferson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Winfrey sold
the Texaco Dinette lunch room
to Mr. and Mrs. Jake Meng who
plan to be ready for business
Saturday, June 10. The Meng
family have been living in Port
land for over a year, where he
was employed in- a shipyard.
They are moving back to Jeffer
son in their own home on South
Main street
C G- Pletzer, who has been
living in the T. O. Kester house,
has " purchased the Humphrey
house on Main street and will
move immediately. Mr. and Mrs.
Paul McKee will move into the
Kester house.
The Humphrey house Is one of
the oldest houses in Jefferson and
has been vacant for about ten
years. ' - -
J. R.' McKee purchased the
property where the Old Review
building stands, from the Hum
phreys, and plans to build a house
later.
T. O. Kester purchased the lots
Just north of his property on
Main street from the Hogan heirs.
Many Return
For Holiday
UNIONVALE Mrs. Thurston
Daniels of Portland, Mrs. Harvey
Bates of Oswego, were decoration
day guests of their sister, Mrs.
E. M. Alderman. Mrs. Daniels re
mained for a visit of several days.
Many former - residents of this
district who have relatives buried
in cemeteries throughout Yamhill
county returned Decoration day
and many family ..dinners were
held.
C. J. Countiss in his help the
winning of war program plowed
corn Tuesday.
fiKSop
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Star Party 1
people attended the 50-Year an
Forestf Grove, .Oregon City and
many other chapters were present
including: Phil Schweizer of Mon
mouth H, Wayne Stanard of Mc-Minnville-
Phil Jones of Portland,
all past - worthy grand patrons;
Mrs. Mona Hawser of Salem; Mrs.
Dora Stipe of j Beaverton; Mrs.
Mary Alice Burdett of McMinn
ville, all past worthy grand ma
trons; Mrs. Myrtle Conner of Mc-
Minnville, who attended the first
chapter meeting 50 years ago, was
present ' - ' . i;
The i impressive program: floor
degree, opening the meeting, Elec
ta chapter No. 29; address of wel
come, Harry Sherman; response,
Mrs. Dora Stipe of Beaverton;
Checowan chapter of Yamhill gave
degree, Tribute to the Flag"; two
songs, Carol Shear of. Portland;
two violin solos, Delmar Maybe pf
Sheridan; address, Phil Schweiz
er of Monmouth; friendship de
gree, Electa chapter No. 29; Mc-
Minnville as old chapter which is
the mother" chapter and Newberg
chapter! Which - is . daughter ' chap
ter, to Electa chapter, , put on' a
degree telling facts in the 50 years
life of, Electa chapter, r - - " j
Mrs.' Herbert Baxter, the oldest
living ; worthy ' matron- of Electa
chapter cut the cake; August Det
mering, the oldest living patron,
assisted as did also James Cruick
shank the oldest member.'
Bend Woman
Is Visitor
JEFFERSON Mrs. Clifford
Rich and two children of Bend
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Har
ry McKee from Friday until Wed
nesday. Mrs. Rich taught school
at Bend this year and was enroute
to the home of her parents in
Boring. Rich is in the navy and
stationed in Texas. Both are for
mer teachers in the Jefferson
grade school. ,
Mrs. Marvin tiutcnings was ; a
blood donor for the fourth time
for the Red Cross in Salem, Tues
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Recent dinner guests at the
home of Mrs. C M.: Smith were
her. brother, John Palmer and
Mrs. Palmer of Corvallis and
nieces, Mrs. Lawrence David of
Wilmington, Calif. ' and Mrs. Le
roy Orote and daughter, Brenda
of Salem. - , -' . - - . - -f
Howes Leave
For Longview
DeWittes Finishing: ,
r..lle8Uencobn''Srte''.-'
Of Transient Camp
MIIXXITY-Mrl and Mrs. Mor
ris Howe and son Billy went to
Longview, Wash, where they wQl
be guests at his sisters, Mrs, Er
nest Preston- and family, Thursday
they will attend the graduation
exercises - at ' the Longview , high
school when a nephew,' Melvin
Preston, will be' graduated.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Trask moved
Saturday to the place recently va
cated by Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Cruson and family. Cruson's have
moved to Longbeach, Wash, where
he will be employed.
Mrs. John Nelson, Norma and
Elena left Saturday for San Fran-
Cisco to visit Nelson's mother, Mrs.
Olga Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gunn (Bessie
Klock) of Salem, were weekend
guests at the. home, of his parents.
Frank -Carter of Stayton'. was
here Memorial day visiting his
son-in-law and daughters, Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Golden.,. -
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Plymale and
two' children.; of Lebanon vvisited
Mrs. Plymales parents, Mr.'tand
Mrs. Fred Carter Sunday, "-i.
Silverton Girl
Gets Big Role .
SILVERTON -- Miss Angela
Fitzke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Fitzke of Silverton,' has
been . cast in the role of Juilet In
Shakespeare's !Romeo .' and - Ju
liet" at the. Pasadena Playhouse.
She is one of the regularly en
rolled students at the playhouse.
Miss Fitzke, , who gained ' con
siderable attention by her . voice
before leaving for the south, will
study voice with Los Angeles
teachers as soon as the current
term at the playhouse is ended.
Mrs. Liudback Will
Be Silverton Speaker
SILVERTON Mrs. Lisa Lind
back,' Norwegian instructor at the
University of Oregon, will speak
at Immanuel church Saturday
night at 8. o'clock as a guest of the
Immanuel senior .guild. The talk
will be open to the public.
Mrs. Lindback, who came from
Norway, three years ago, was for
merly a newspaper correspondent
for newspapers of Oslo.
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