Jason Lee Adult v
Group Formed
: An evening fellowship- hour
for young adults 1j being organ
ized at the; Jason Lee Methodist
church. Members or non-members
of the. church, married or
. unmarried,' are Invited to attend.
The first meeting will be held
In ' the fireplace room " of the
church on! Sunday, July 29,at
6:W p.m. The topic. "What Can
We Do to Aid Servicemen Now
in Salem? will be discussed in
formally under the leadership of
Mrs. Raynor Smith, 1 Jr. The
topics to jbe - discussed at these
evenings meetings will deal
with the practical application of
Christian living to Salem life.
At a recent meeting, the spon
sors of this group expressed the
desire that this group organize
a regular Sunday morning class
period and that a monthly rec
reational night be held.
Recital Event
Of Friday
Chin-up. Club
Holds Picnic
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Sunday the Chin-Up club of
Oregon held a picnic at Penin
sula park, Portland. Dinner was
served it I p.m by . members
and friends. ' Multnomah Red
Cross motor corps ' helped in
transportation for Portland
memoers. r ioya namman oi i 1 I
Salem furnished a private bus If ;fl IlinminHQ
for Salem, Woodburn and Canby
members. Governor Snell and ri2s "Tl if- ;
Mr, Hoyd Cook, executlva sec- Y lSll U eiTOH
vlsory committee, helped in XX -m f W Kara I r tjca
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From Tte Stalesmaii's Coftimuri ity Correspondents
fin of Mobife. Ala. She survives as
do his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al-
vin C Layman of Albany, two
brothers, Cecil Leonard and Leon
August Layman of route , three,
Albany; and two sisters, Mrs. Wil-
d a Lorraine Hammet also of route
three, and Mrs. Margaret Ot Lam
beth of Salina, Kan.
Mrs. M. Brand
ates Visitor -
other expenses of the trip.
; Ths Sell wood community Offi
cers were present and told about !
plans to build a new community
clubhouse. They will consider
the Chin-Up club, and build it
convenient for physically handi
capped persons.
The hostesses were Miss Lola
Palamidessi and , Miss. Dorothy 1
Istvanovic
Any one i physically handi-
rapped and interested 'in Joining
the club should contact the
. DETROIT Mr. and Mrs. T, D.
Paul of Pasadena, Calif., have
been visiting her mother, ; Mrs.
Jennie White, and a sister, Mrs.
Earl Parker. Another sister, Mrs.
Dan Shields' of Silverton and her
husband were Sunday guests. --Lt
and ;Mrs.; Keith Moore are
on a trip to southern Oregon.
William Ticker, sr., has return
ed after a visit in Minneapolis
and Priest River, Idaho. .
Mrs. EarL Stahlman and son
I John Wallace Graham , will
present group of 18 advance,
students in recital Friday night
at 8:15 o'clock at the First Evan-!
gelical church on the corner of
, Marion and Summer streets.
Featured numbers will be a
violin quintet composed of Evej
v lyn Sikorra, Elinor Sikorra, CJarol
- Koster, Bonnie Litchenberg, and
Germond Lamkin who will play
'BacaroHle" from the Tales of
i Hoffman and Mr. Graham's arj-
1 rangement of Beethoven's "Moon-"
5 light Sooata"; an electric steel
I guitar duet by, Evelyn Martin
. and Geraldine Holt; and the jun-
ior quartet composed of Marietta
Kelley, jKelly Conover, Joan
Melsha, snd Ronnie Wolfe who
will play the "March of the
; Guards" if or four violins. j
Others, to be presented in solos
: will be La Verne Gammon, Shir-
ley Brockhart, Arthur Cannon,
Angela Hartman, Delores Jorgen
son, Maureen Gustafson. 0 Miss
Ruth Bedford will accompany
all the numbers.
;;. The public is invited to attend.
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Mrs. Conrad P. PanUon and
son, Tommy, left Saturday night
. for San Francisco to. Join Lt.
Paulson, who had Just returned
to the states from sea duty. "
membership chairman, George I jfa gent ft few dayS in Salem at
Nelson,! postoffice box the G. King home.
Canby. There are no member
ship dues.- " K -
Mrs. Vetiln O. Colesaajs
son. Ken, of Portland are spend
ing the week in Salem as guests
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
P. Hunt ;
MIm Patricia Tandetteynde
will be in Portland tonight to
attend the Ice Caoades. She
Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Morris of
S:io were here looking after the
town water system which they
own. "
:Roy Newport made a trip to
his ranch near Redmond, lastJ
eek. i ' ! ' " . i '
Lester While baa returned here
after several months scaling logs
for the forest service near Lovell,
Ore- and Is now at a nearby look
there for several f-out station near here.
will remain
days as the house guest of Mrs.
Charles Coffyn.
Mrt. VenMn Perry and daash-
ter, Diane, are home from a two
weeks stay in Berkeley and San
Francisco, where they were the
cuests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
West." ! '
McAlpin Family
Visits in Eugene
With Relatives
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McALPIN-r-Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Smith and children, Yvonne,
Little Freddie Farrow of Mil-
Naukie, Is a guest of his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Far
r6w. His father. Dick Farrow is
overseas with the US army.
!( Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Patrick have
gbne to Rbseburg. ; -ii
A one and a half pound daugh
ter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Morris and died several hours
later, at a Salem hospital. .
RATIO!! CALENDAR
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Baok 4 KS threuch PJ rood thcouh
July Si: Q2 thJOurt US good through
Aug. Jl: va throuch Zl good through
Sept. SO; At through St valid through
October 91. : ! r:,
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Tl through Xa good through July SI:
YS. Zl Al through CI good through
August 31: ,m through Hi ;good
through fpt 90; Jl through Nl 'good
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Book 4 Stamp 3S valid lor tirt
pounds through August il
Book AlrpUas sUmpa L t and
a atid indcxiaitcly. Now - stamp duo
Aucust 1.
OASOLINB: . I ' 1
a is rfluimni rood vrTwher for
atx gallons each through September H.
Period l-a duel) eoupooo- valid
through Anyutt 31.
Reopen Albany TJSO James
M. Quigley has arrived in Albany
t6 take over direction of the USO,
He has been with the USO since
the fall of 1941 and requested
the transfer to the Pacific coast
He was accompanied to the coast
Vancouver CuesU
Vacation With .
Local Friends 1
Gary and Judith, of Dallas, were by his wife who will assist in the
Sunday visitors' of - Mr. and Mrs. club.
Mr. J r Vrm and i alf UM ,S ine nooeru
4.,, Tnrwl .and ion. Pvt. grange iair wiu oe nuu rnu.,
Richard Krenz. Mrs..C. C. Jones October 12 it was decided at the.
and Mrs. Phillip Fischer were last meeting.; The program was on
snrifild ! visitor "farm safety The next meeting
recently. Mrs. Jones' daughter, will be August 18. Roy Rice
Mrs. Paul Sharp .resides .in grange master.
Springfield. u .?v! ; !
JfX ifKSS "THE 1 YOUNG IDEA
were Friday visitors , at the Eric
Fisher home, .'.knT v k ....
; Mrs. A. L. Eddy of Salem spent
Friday with Mrs. Theodore Fisher.
Augustine Bender of i Jordan
has been assisting with carpenter
work at the Fred Yost farm, in
stalling a seed cleaner!
Belfast is the most important
industrial center in Ireland.
GATES Mrs. Mary "Brand of
Portland Mr. and . Mrs. Mickey
and children - of Vancouver J and
Harold Bailey, Portland,- have
been vacationing at their summer
home on the Carey place.
Herbert Romey -.was taken to
Deaconess hospital for an appen
dectomy Monday. i i '
Mrs. Ben Roten left for Arizona
Sunday to see her father, who is
Mrs. - Ruby Winters and i Mrs
Lois Brosig went to Unity Friday.
Mrs. Brosig's home is near Unity
and Mrs. Winters will return the
last of this week.
Norris Thomas is working on
the Harm house.
William Stitt took his grandson
back to : Salem ; Monday after a
week's visit f -V
Mrs. Elton Brown and daughter,
Beverly, are visiting at the Rich
ards and Kanoff homes. 1 . : -
Mrs. C. Harmon and Mrs. Ruth
Arthur went to Salem iMonday
with Mrs. Phylis Goodwin to visit
their brother, Tom Harmon. ;
Bar. ana xvirs. ivciui c
here Saturday. He is looking fine
after a long seige in a German
prison camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Lang Stanora
sold cattle Monday to a Salem
buyer.
The new light system Is pro
gressing well and wire is being
strung. -
George Klutke spent Sunday at
hi Smother's home. She is much
improved. ; r !
Koad : Kesnrfsced The' Craw- ,
Kutch Estate
To Be Probated i
In Polk County i
INDEPENDENCE The . estate
of George W. Kutch, who died
July 7, has been filed .with the
Polk count probate : court with
Ira D. Mix, president of the First
NatLoaal bank of Independence as
administrator.
The estate, which is valued In
excess of $30,000, was left prin
dpally to two nieces, Mrs. Nina
Whitman of Klamath Falls, and
Mrs. Wayne - Gregory of Eureka,
CahL, and the remainder divided
between 17 nieces, nephews,
brother, sister-in-law and friends
by the terms of a will executed
last; November. 1
The IT benefactors are as fol
lows: George Whitman, Alice
Kutch, Kenneth Kutch, Helen
Hurd, Lucile McGregory, MilHa
Nortison,' Grace LarseU, Ztta
Brandes, Gwen Arnett, Ted Bo-
dle, Charles Taylor, Eldon Kutch,
Cynthia DuCette, Jessie Gillane,
Marvin Landers, Melvin Landers
and Mrs. Bessie L. Graver.
Layman Rites
ToBein Albany
ALBANY, July 23. Funeral
services for Laurence -Layman, 28,
who ; was killed in a motor . ve
hicle accident at the ! army . base,
Rapid r City, SD," Sunday, July 22,
will be held from the Fisher Fun
eral hem - In Albany- at a "date
to be announced. Rev. Edgar
Luther, pastor of the B a p t i s
church, will officiate.' , Young Lay
man had been a life long member
of the Baptist church, .. .
"He was born November 10, 1911
at Salina, Kans and after coming
to Oregon lived in Heppner and
later five years in Albany. He had
served , two years overseas as an
air force mechanic before sent to
Rapid City. . ,
He was married in December,
1943 in Mississippi, to Lottie Grif
lAwtsrlll Plenle The Lewis-
ville picnic will be held in Dallas
citv Dark. Sunday. August a.
Blanche Robbie of Independenca :
is one of the committee members
in charged ;
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Work Will Continue j From
! . 6 to ' 7 Months
CaliforniQ Pacliing Corp.
1310 Mill Street
Salem, Oregon
ford road, paralleling the South-
ernl Pacific little used since the
hiehwav through Cottonwoods
was hard surfaced, is being .wid
ened and resurfaced. It is ex
pected it will be tha most iised
route between Lebanon and. the
county seat because it will not be j
used by trucks.
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