OBEGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon. Sunday
Messing. December 17. 1314
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Silverton Will
Study lights
Planning Commission
To Hold Hearing -In
January
SILVERTON Silverton's
lighting system will be studied at
the January meeting of the Sil
verton Planning cemmission. The
. public will be-4nvited to sit in
at the meeting and a representa
tive of the' Portland General
Electric company will be Invited
to speak.
The meeting probably will be
. held at the chamber of commerce
rooms with special invitations
Issued to the chamber, of com
merce, the Rotary and the Lions
clubs and a general invitation to
- the public. James Clough, local
company manager, will make ar
rangements for the speaker.
' At the Friday night meeting of
the commission, called by Mrs. X.
--A. McClanathan, acting president,
Mayor Reber Allen and City
Manager. Harry C. McCrea report
ed on New berg's lighting system
which they recently inspected.
Rholin Colley reported the, high
school manual training depart-
. merit, of which William Gates is
instructor, had promised to make
benches and tables for the city
park if the city would furnish
the lumber.
Members of the commission re
ported considerable vandalism of
street signs. Special efforts will
be made to catch the culprits and
punishment meted out,city of ft
cials say.
; The Friday night meeting1 was
the regular December meeting,
advanced because it would fall
on Christmas.
Christmas Vespers
To Be Held Sunday
By-Dallas Choirs
DALLAS Christmas Vespers
.will be held at the Evangelical
Church, Sunday, December 17, by
. the combined choirs of the Metho-
' diskand Evangelical churches. Ar
c thur Abel is the director and Miss
Earline Gleason, accompanist.
The following numbers are in
' eluded in the program: Organ pre
- lude, Lois Coy; Processional, The
Evening Star, choir; Invocation,
Kev. Clark Enz; Behold I Bring
You Good Tidings, choir; It Came
Upon a. Midnight Clear, choir with
Incidental solo by Paul Launer
Star of the East, mixed quartet:
Mrs. Wesley Sherman, Mrs. How
1 ard Fleming, Paul Launer and Ar
thur Abel; No Candle Was There
and No Firej choir; Oh Holy. Night,
choir with solo by Paul Launer;
Bethlehem, choir; While Shep
herds Watched, The First Noel
and Oh, Come All Ye Faithful
male chorus; Methinks I Hear the
.Heavens Resound, mixed quartet
Silent Night, There Were Shep
herds, incidental solo, Mrs. Wes
ley Sherman and The Evening
Hour, choir; benediction. Rev. W
A. Backer; postlude, Lois Coy.
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5 rose color for club and
wing chair
U blue and rose on white
for club and wing chair
155. No. liberty
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From San Diego Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Hampton of San Diego are
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Bodeker in Lyons. They also
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Hampton at Tillamook
and his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Amos Woods of Molalla.
Hampton is on a 10 day leaveJ
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From PrineTille Mr. and Tblrs.
Oral Toland of Prineville are vis
iting their son, Marvin Toland
and family at Lyons. Mrs. Mar
vin Toland and infant son, Mel
vin Ray, have just returned from
the Salem General hospital.
Liberty Local Elects Election
of officers will be held Tuesday
by the Liberty Farmers - union
local when members meet at the
hall.
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From Missouri Mr. and Mrs.
George Reece of Rich Hill, Mo.,
are in Scio for an extended visit
with their son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Crow.
The Reeces lived here several
years ago. - ' "
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Fractures Leg Russell Hicks of
Lincoln suffered a fractured- leg
while scuffling after school in Sa
lem last week. He is now on
crutches and will be unable to
take part in the high school, and
church plays. '"
From Fresno Joe Dencer of
Fresno, Calif., is visiting his ne
phew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Hammer in Lincoln.
School Play The Mission Bot
tom Community club will meet at
the same tim as the school hou
day program, December 22. Par
ents and friends of the pupils are
invited and a ' tree and program
are planned.
Return From Trip Mr. and
Mrs. Otis Rawlins and two chil
dren have returned to Dallas af
ter a trip east to Tyrone, Okla.,
where her father was ill. They
visited in Los Angeles and Kan
sas on the way home.
Donors Register
For January Visit
MT. ANGEL When the mo
bile blood unit comes to Mt Angel
on January 4 the donors will be
permitted to sign the label that
goes on a pint of blood and dedi
cate it to any serviceman or ser
vicewoman he or she may choose.
This does not mean that the blood
will 'go to the person designated
but that it is given in his honor,
Two hundred pints will be col
lected at the next visit to Mt.
Angel and at least 225 volunteers
are wished. Registration is now
under way at the Marion County
Farmers Union- Oil Co., Fisher
Pharmacy, Mt Angel Cooperative
Creamery, Als Place, Traeger
Brothers, Hotel Fountain and the
Mt Angel Farmers Union ware
house. '
lne tea drinking habit was
largely responsible for the de
velopment of fine English porce
lain.
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Four Gift Boxes Four large
boxes of gifts for servicemen in
hospitals and on the high sea have
been forwarded by the Polk
county Red Cross chapter at Dal
las. Mn. C. H. Greenwood is
committee chairman in charge of
the project Assisting her were
Mrs. Donald V. Robinson, Dallas
chairman; Mrs. Jack Hayes and
Mrs. Mel vin Cutler, in charge of
packing.
From California Vernon Wol-
cott, chief of an agricultural bu
reau in California, visited his sis
ter, Peggy iWolcott Scott at Sil
verton this week while north io
attend a regional warehouse man
agers convention in Portland. A
brother, Chester Wolcott, lives at
Willows, Calif. Both attended Sil
verton high school and the Uni
versity, of Oregon,. V 1 '
Looney Bulle School
Plans, for Christmas
LOONEY BUTTE A Christ
mas program will -be -given by the
pupils of the school Tuesday,' Dec.
19, eight p.m..' "Through the
Christmas Wreath" ' and "The
King's Choice" will be presented.
Mrs. James Weid will be pianist
A - lighted Christinas tree and
distribution of gifts by Santa is
a traditional feature of the com
munity . Christmas, partyv ' .
Rebehah Holiday Party
To Be Held Tuesday
DALLAS Members of Almira
Rebekah lodge will hold their an
nual Christmas party at the lodge
hall Tuesday night Following in
itiation and degree staff work,
there will be a special Christmas
program. Exchange of -gifts and
refreshments.
Valley Obituaries
SALEM HEIGHTS Funeral
services will be held at 1:30 p.m.,
Tuesday, at the Clough-Barrick
chapel, for Mrs. Melinda Florence
Annis, 890 Hoyt street who died
at a Salem hospital Friday. The
Rev. F. C. Stannard will 'offici
ate. Mrs. Annis is survived by
two daughters, Mrs. Edna Fasch
ing of Salem Heights and Mrs.
Nellie Harr of Salem. - . 4
Announcement
Bnison's Eledrical FixU Shop
Formerly of 640 So. Capitor St., WiU Be Open
i at Their New Location
271 North Commercial Si.
Beginning j
i December 18lh
SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
Bring us your broken electric flat iron, hot plate, heater,
electric clock, or any electrical appliance and have it fixed,
or you may use it as a trade in toward some other recondi
tioned electrical appliance. All work guaranteed. Hours 9:00
A. M. to 6:00 P. M. 24 hour service. Phone 9946. A. Huston, Mgr.
20 pr. 43 in. W x 84 in. L
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2 corer for maple or oar-
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Legion Plans
For Christmas
Gift Packages
MT. ANGEL The first teenage
party, sponsored by the local.
American Legion and j auxiliary
was a great success and a second
get-together for the club will be
held Christmas week. Plana in
clude the; purchase of a phono
graph to furnish- music for danc
ing for the boys and girls.
The Legion and Auxiliary each
donated $6 toward the Christmas
boxes for the 4700 veterans of the
present war hospitalized in army
and naval hospitals in Oregon. -
Delegates for . the County As
sembly fof the coming year are
Mrs. S. Sibley, Mrs. Mae Heggie,
Mrs.' Fred Prosser, : Mrs. Fred
Lucht and Mrs. Joseph Faulhaber.
Mrs. Heggie was elected secretary
of the Marion County 'Assembly
at the meeting in Silverton last
Friday.
Alternates are Mrs. Cletus
Butsch, Mrs. Peter Gores, Mrs.
Clifford Norton, Mrs. A. P. Miller
and Mrs. H. Borkenhagen.-
A complete report 1 of the; As
sembly meeting will be given at
the next meeting of the "auxiliary.
The Christmas -party and no
host supper is planned for Decem
ber 26. "I -
Ellendale Club Plans
For Holiday Party
DALLAS A Christmas party is
scheduled for Wednesday after-
noon, December 20 at Library hall
for the Ellendale club.- The ex
change Of gifts around a lighted
Christmas tree is included in the
program. Mrs. W. R. Morben will
be hostess.
Turner Grade School
Program Is Scheduled
TURNER A Christmas pro
gram with the grade and high
school participating, will be given
Friday, December 22 at 1:15 p.m.
under the auspices of the junior
class. Miss Vick is advisor.
. The Girl Scouts will sponsor a
tea-Tuesday, December 19, from
3 to. p.m. at ine scnooi.
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Valley Births
SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Naegeli are eagerly
awaiting an after-the-war Red
Head show. Their fourth child,
son, was born at the Silverton hos
pital December 14. This one, like
his two brothers I and one sister,
has very bright red hair, the par
ents proudly announce. ,
MONMOUTH A daughter.
Phyllis Lynn, was born Dec. 14
at a Salem 'hospital, to Lt (jg)
and Mrs. W. S.iJenks (Annetta
Schweizer). Lt Jenks, a ; Salem
man, is on active duty with the
navy. Mrs. j Jenks resides here
with . her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
M. Schweizer:
MONMOUTH-rA daughter, Pa
mela Sue, was born Dec 11 to Mr.
and Mrs. Noble
Dutton of Port
land. The child,' which has a bro
ther, is the granddaughter' of Mr.
and Mrs. Ira A.
Davis of Mon-
mouth.
JEFFERSON Seaman First
Class Arthur Rhodes and Mrs.
Rhodes are parents of a son, Den
nis Wayne, - born Dec. 10 at the
Salem General hosoitaL There are
four other children in the family.
Air. ana Mrs. rex reterson are
the parents' of a 7 V4 pound daugh
ter, Judith Clare,; bora . Thursday,
December 14, at the Salem Dea
coness hospital. She has a brother
7 years old and twin brothers S
f years old. Mrs. Petersen was -for
merly Helena Weddle, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weddle.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wright,
December 9, "an 8 pound son, Lar
ry Jon, at the Salem -Jeneral hos
pital.
DALLAS A daughter, Carol
Ann, was 'born to Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Bail, of Sheridan, at the
Dallas hospital. . She is their sec
ond child. - ' j -( .
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Bowman an
nounce j the .birth of a daughter,
Sylvia Lee, at the Dallas hospital,
Dec. 11. The father s in the ser
vice. She is their second child.
FALLS CITY Jbhn Calavan
received word Thursday of the
birth of a son, December 13, to
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Chambers
of Portland. Mrs. Chambers is a
daughter of Mr. Calavan.
Penguins can progress on ice
either by walking upright or flat
on their stomachs, kicking with
their legs.
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Scio Christmas .
Program Planned
For Wednesday
"SCIO Primary grades will op
en the school Christmas program
with a song, "Bells of Christmas",
at the gymnasium at 8 pjn. Wed
nesday, Dec. 20. First and second
graders, under direction of their
teacher, Mrs. J. S. Ruby, will also
present an exercise, Hrhc . Old
Story". ' .'.. i. i i . :
..; A group of traditional carols
will be presented by the third and
fourth grades, their teacher, Adri
anna Abrahams, announces. Quam
Sprague, Jimmy Karnosh, Leonel
Boucher, Allen Scharbauch, Wal
ter Greenly and Ray Morris will
participate in a skit, "Sing a Song
of Christmas". 1 - I '
"Hanging the Christmas Stock
ing," a playlet, will be Lucille
Lewis' fifth and sixth grades con
tribution. Principals of the cast
will be Alvle Fleming, Patsy
Bates, Jacguelyn Calavan, Bene
Sadowsky, uail Bates,! Jack Mar
tin, Donald Sweet Gene'Faltus,
Mary Benes and Rose May.
Mrs. P. W. Schrunk will present
her seventh and eighth graders in
"Christmas Blackout in Hogan's
Alley".' Included in . tfie cast are
Roberta! Cook, Joan Johnson, Bet
ty Patrny, Nancy Hildreth, Em
ma jean Miller, Frank and Norman
Greenly, Lewis Scharbauch, Rob
ert ' Voytek, Charles Martin . and
Gene Blair. Billy Foster is sound
effects boy. - -
Ih making writing paper, the
fibers are treated with water-
resistant substances such as rosin
and gelatin. -
I1EV. SAIIUEL
IIYSTHOII
Missionary
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Bible Expositor
Now Touring United States
28 years a missionary to Bra
zil - - pastor of a church of
2000 members in Rio de Jan
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Hear This Abla Speaker and
. BIbIa Expositor
Nigfcur rt 7:45
Tuesday, Through Sunday
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Oar Store Will Remain Open Tin 9
Each Evenki Until Xmas
JEVElERSOPTOMETRtSTS
CEEDIT. ISWHERS A1ID 0?IICUIS
Valloy Calendar
SUNPAT. DECEMBER If ,
Marlon county JerwT Cattle ciud.
u. c Nelsons kout i. tsox st. j
Marlon County Jersey Cattle club.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER-It i
Swesle FT A. achooUiouae at Ul
Liberty Farmers local.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBEK M v
Prinrle Women's club. i
IHUBSDAY. DECEMBER SI ' - .
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER t
Biooa flonors unit at Dallas.
Indoor Shoot Planned!
For Sunday, Dec 17
MT. ANGEL American Legion
post and auxiliary meetings at! the
hall Tuesday night completed
plans for the indoor shoot Decem
ber 17 at the Memorial hall from
noon on. Joseph L. Faulhaber is
chairman. , v Ai ' i
other -valuable ' merchandise iwill
be given as prizes. ; Women ol the
auxiliary win serve hot lunches
during the shoot
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FOR THE qONVENIENCE OF
OUR CUSTOMERS
Onr Sioro ITiU Remain Open
Till 9 P. li Each; Evening
Unlil Chrislmos
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Large KC Qass ; ,
Due at JIt. Angel :
MT. ANGEli Initiaujjn ser
vices for about 35 new members
of the Knights of Columbus will,
be held Sunday, December 17 by
the local council. All three degrees
will be given. A number of can
didates from Salem and Portland
are also expected; r . ,
All members and candidates .
are expected to attend the 9:30
Mass where they 'will receive com
munion in a body. Breakfast wEU
be served tot all. In the school
dining hall after the mass. A com
mittee of 15 members of the Cath
olic Daughters of America, headed
by Mrs. William Prosser, will
prepare and serve- the breakfast.
The degree work: will begin im
mediately after. After its jcompe-
tion a buffet dinner will be served
to meniDers ana canaiaau
Because of the holiday sea
usual banquet could not
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