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i 1 '- The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon, Sunday Morning. October 14. 1945 t i PAGE THREE rrespoiu mix , -vi t.-.v- - -. 'i;!vf,i r v - -- I- Amitv Women Which is the Village? W war ' r ' 2 - J nir iiiii we niifts itiat Plan for Work fTown on Last Journey Coming Year AMITY The Woman'i Civic Impr6vement club met October 9 with Mr. James L. Payne on North Trade st Mn. T. W. Rob 'ertson assisted the hostess. Mrs. , R. R. Massey came from her new 'home near Independence to, pre side at the meeting. The County Health meeting for Friday was re ported by Mrs. Breeding;, also an abundance of yarn on hand for sweaters for which there is' an . urgent peed. Jean McElhinney, county demonstration agent will . be invited to visit the club in the near future. Mrs. Massey's resig nation as president was accepted. Wrs, Payne, vice president, will carry on until the nominating committee finds a new president. T- The hostesses served refresh ments. Six guests, Miss Valene Allen, Madames , Gene Jourdan, ! E.'Kashick. Ray Cooper, Ivan Shields Ed Waddell, and Mrs. A. B. Watt, a former member, was made welcome. Twenty-four ladies enjoyed the hospitality of the Payne home which was very attractive with large bowls of mangolds and zinnias. Hostesses -, for November are Madames Walt er Fuller, George Fuller, Isaac BaiitSari, and Mary Lou Fuller. . i - .. ) Valley Briefs AUMSVnXE Last Wed-, nesday about midnight the fire whistle Bounded, and we learn ed that the fire track had been called t Turner for the fire that destroyed one of the stdrea f that little village. (Eds note: Delay In receipt of this newt could not hve been caused by time clvenf t research la population figures- the Marion county directory gives the population ef Aums ville a 175 and f Tjiraerj as 4is.) r I Gervais Homecoming The ! annual Gervais' Farmers Union homecoming is planned for Mon day, October 15, at the grade school building. A covered dish supper will be served at 7 o'clock, followed by movies and games. Silverton Rotary Dr. Charles I. Byrne, secretary of the board o." higher education, will be the speaker - at ; the- Silverton Rotary . club luncheon Monday. O. E. Lee is president of the Silverton club. Rational Teachers Meetinr The rational teachers club will hold . the first meeting of the year at the West Salem grade school Tuesday, October 16. Pauline Saalfeld of St. Mary's grade school in kMt. Angel, is secretary of . the dub this year. Amity Speaker Frank Ben nett, Salem school superintendent, . will speak at the Amity Methodist church thia morning. Teacherage ,Bullt The Gates school district is building a resi dence lor its -principal on the . school grounds. The housing situa tion has made it difficult for the school board to get teachers and the construction was the result . of , tee problem. Amity Store Purchased Harry N. Wilcox of Amity and Elmer ' Engelland I of McMinnville pur chased the Lorenzen store' this ''Week. The Lorenzens.- plan to . move to their farm at Dayton. The store will still be known' as the Amity Food Market, 'i ' . . 8prlnr VaUey Fanners Will W.. Henry, manager of the Ore- gon Dairy Cooperative, will be the speaker at the Spring Valley farmers' meeting at' the Zena schoolhouse Friday, October 19. - Ralph C. Shepard 'is presidenf and - this is the first meeting of the falL Home Ee Club The Roberts Home Ec club will meet with Mr. Sam Rundlett, 1595 South High, Monday, October 15. Roberts Fair j Draws Crowd);: Mrs. Lee Eyerly Win Flower Honors at Grange Show .ROBERTS More than 75 !peo- ple were served chicken dinner by the Home Economics club at the grange fair Friday at the pob erts grange hall. Prize wfriners were: flower arrangement, - Mrs. Lee Eyerly, iirst, Abner Inline, second, and Roy Rice, third. For articles made of grain sacks, nost original, JMrs. Frank Sollenbeyger most useful,' Mrs. George Higgins; honorable mention, ,Mrs. Lee Eyerly. . ' - ' " f Unusual display of fruits and vegetables and interesting: war trophy display brought by Joe Ringwald, Lewis Johnston, IJesse Strawn, Harvey Sheubel. A huge German banner, displayed by Wesley Morton. T ' I ' Teacliers Drive! To School Jobs Marion and Santiam ' Womeii Continue Living at Home AUMSVILLE Mrs. Martha Warren is teaching at North San tiam. She t rtve$ here and ; drives with Mrs. Harvey Carlson who teaches at Marion. : .; j Roy E. Hough, principal of the high school, Went to Portland Monday. " : j . j Mrs. C. C. Austin of northwest of Aumsvilie made trip; to Stayton Monday. - Mr. and Mrs, Otto. Fuson wer in Stayton Tuesday. , , i j O. E. Roberts, local grocer, was in eastern Oregon for few days in search of deer. He came back without any venison. j Tony Perkins, local mail carr rier, with his two sons-ip-law, Chester McNeil" and Raymond White, made a - trip to I eastern Oregon to visit friends and .hunt deer. They- returned with" jlwo deer for the three' men. " 1 After the regular mid-week prayer meeting at the Weleyac Methodist church a group of 20 grownups and six children met at the parsonage and gay e a pound party for the' pastor, Mrs. A. D. Royalty. . Rev. and : ! Hot Lunches Set to Start Silverton Pastor Will Make California Trip SILVERTON Rev. and Mrs. M. J. K. Fuhr will go to Califor nia in November for a two weeks' trip. Rev. Mr. Fuhr was asked to attend the 30th anniversary of his former charge at San Diego. The Rev. S. L. Almlie of Im manuel church has been Invited to fill the Trinity church pulpit one Sunday during Rev. ' Mf. FuhrV absence, and rinity con gregation plans to attend Im- rranuel church services on the oth er Sunday. ivportsMak Ne Portland Trip I r Detroit Families Are j r i' ' Central Oregon j visitors ' ,v ?'.-- N DETROIT Mr. and Mrs. Roy Newport have returned from trip to Portland. Gordon Brown, who recently returned from Europe,, is visiting his sister, Mrs. Marvin , Bennett of Philomath. Mrs. G. Dickie, Mrs. Ward Stahlman and Mrs. Frank Dickie were in Salem this week. j Mr. and Mrs. Ashcraft and children oi Mill City have moved near here. - ; Norman Booker, 18, a former resident here, is now in the U. S. army at Ft Lewis. Returns Home rrom Dallas! - - i SILVERTON PFC and;" Mrs. Marion" Green are back in (their place on Brook street which has been occupied by the Ray; Boe family for the past year. Green will report in Arizona in a few days. He has been stationed in California and Mrs. Greei has been with him. They came.fhome to see his mother, Mrs. J. W. Green of Sweet Home, who has been ilL He expects his discharge soon. ; ' ' . . t Mr. and Mrs. Boe have moved to the Digerness louse on East HilL .. . s ' i T Mrs. Gay lord Hibbs has return ed for an extended visit at the home of her "mother, Mrs. Ger trude Moen. She has recently been in Dallas. f Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Peckham have purchased the Parsons home on Eureka avenue and plan to move soon. Valley Births SILVERTON Born to Mr. and ' Mrs. James Vachter, Woodburn, a daughter, October 9 at the Silver f ton hospital. - hSilrerton Soldier Returns to Hospital; SILVERTON PFClMerle Grace has returned to the hos pital at Ft Lewis.. Graces came herein July to be with7 hfe wife when she was ill and has ihad a number of furlough extensions because of her continued illness. While able to be up only part of each day, she is now muh im proved nd her mother from Sa lem is with her. 1 , Grace was wounded m the South Pacific. . LMITY Grade school will j be gin serving complete hot lunches soon. A charge of IS cents per pupil will be made. A competent cook will be employed. Federal aid will be given the district in this project. Albert Yodeir Is principal of the school. 1 1 The- Girt Scout troop had in struction in .out-door cooking on October 4 . at Lafayette Locks. Madames Phil Meeker and Her man Wood took 13, girls in their cars and studied out-door cooking. Mrs. S S. Jensen will be new adviser for .the scout troop t this fall. Mrs. Harry Wilcox will be her assistant. i ) Silverton PTA I Plan Reception i j - i SILVERTON The annual Parent-Teacher association recep tion for the teachers will be held October 18 at the ' Eugene Field auditorium. It Will be an informal affair and all parents and teach ers in the community are invited. Mrs. Ben Bradt; social chair man, is arranging the program to include musical numbers by Don na Woodell, piano; K. V. Hlnck ley, cellos and a male quarter. T. R Hobart wilt be master of cere monies at a quiz program. Mrs Peter Sorenson is president of the association. . i r Saalfeld Ends' Furlough MT., ANGEL TSgt. Al'Saai feld left Wednesday for Harmon General i hospital ! at . Longview, Tex., after a 30-day furlough here with his wife and other relatives. Sergeant ', Saalfeld recently re turned from the Pacific. Sugar Featured For Marion-Polk Women this Week Five Marion county extension meetings are scheduled for next week. Eleanor Trindle will pre sent "sugar saving desserts" Wed nesday at Hubbard when Mrs. Willis Berkey will be hostess for the Hubbard group at 2 p.m.; Thursday at Liberty when Mrs. Charles Kr auger will be hostess. at 1:30; Friday at Roberts when Mrs. J. F. Ringland will be hos tess at 1:30. Marjorie Tye will present the "conserve with the scrap bag" at Turner Wednesday when Mrs. Ina Riches will be hostess, and at Aumsvilie in Ihe city haUr Thurs day at. 1:30. ! Sugar stretchers will be the Polk county topic Wednesday starting at 10:30 when West Sa lem women will meet at the home of Fern Morgan. Thursday the same program will be presented by Helen Taylor at the grange hill in RickreaU for women of that community. Amity Club Has Members Meeting AMITY The Community Com mercial club met October 3 at the Christian church. New members Introduced were young business men who have recently . come to. Amity: Harry Wilcox, Elmer Engelland, Henry Anderson v of Amity; Hardware- atfd Lumber company, Ed Kasnick, new owner of Pay N Save store. The road committee reported Work under way on the Fairview, Grand Island Junction section. 1 The ; first class of 10 students In what was to become Columbia University met in 1753 in the Vestry i room of Trinity church. The following year the chapter for Kings College, which became Col umbia, was granted. . . Pa'i (Sri A dcotl Roof ;Thnt v V -1 Soltm f f J Oregon -j ; . 'i ' I- " Call Mr. -RusseD ! ') r S 110 M. 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