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Heaths Visit With Parents 5 Naval Officer Comet From California To Detroit Home. GATES U. Comdr. Vergil T. Teath and Mrs. Heath and baby of Carmel, Calif., are visiting his parent, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Heath. They came Saturday. . Euene Carey and his father, A. E. Carey, spent the weekend at Summer lake duck hunting. Eu gene makes hi home in Portland. Mrs. H. Bock left Stfnday to make her home with her daugh ter Elizabeth in Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Garrison left Sunday for Independence to work in the M & F stores. Norman has charge of the grocery depart ment and Mary works in the dry goods, i . I Mrs. Glenn Henness entertain ed a few friends at afternoon tea for Mrs. Mary Garrison, Friday. The guests were the Mrs.'Kath erine Turnidge, Mary Hann, Mar garet Rush, Edna Ross, Goldie s Rambo, Rosalie Smith and Mary Garrison. Slaters Visit ' In Mill City MILL CITY Mr. and Mrs. Jo Slater and children of West fir, were weekend guests of Mr, and Mrs. William Timm and fam ily. The Slater family were en route to Paisley where they will live. Slater is Mrs. Timm's broth r. Mrs. Emma Henderson of Al bany visited her niece, Mrs. Wil liam Timm, several -days last Week. Dorothy Higdon and Jean Gor ton of Salem spent the weekend at the S. G. Higdon home. , Mrs. Anna Swift returned Thursday after spending several weeks in California with her daughters and families. , Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Roberts and family and Howard Farmers - spent the weekend at Tillamook. Silvertoii Has Lodge Birthday SILVERTON .Home temple No. 21, Pythian Sisters , observed homecoming and the 34th anni versary of the order Monday. Knights of Pythias were guests. A 6:30 dinner opened the af fair, followed by a short business meeting. A report was' given of theattendance of 12 members at the golden anniversary of Cen trajja temple at Salem. Home temple was instituted Dec. 4, 1911r bjr the late grand chief, Elizabeth Stinson of Salem, assisted by the degree staff of Centralia temple and the officers f Una temple, Aurora. Amoig the charter members present were Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Eastman, Mr. and Mrs. June Drake, 'Mrs. Charles Hartman, Helen M. Wrightman, Nettie Cusiter, Min nie Fishwood and Eva Potter. vThe annual fruit shower will be held December 7 for the Ore-gen-Washington Pythian home at Christmas. The Altruistic club will meet with Henrietta Loe on Friday, December 8, for Red Cross work. Scio Couple Wed At Albany Service SCIO At the parsonage of the First Methodist church in Al bany Friday at 8:30 Gene Matilla . and Barbara Pennell, both of Scio, . were married. The Rev. Edward Terry officiated. The bride is a daughter 6f Mr. and; Mrs. C. L. Pennell who live on the Dr Peery 'arm a few miles east of here. She has been employed for sev eral years in the office of the " Scio Mill & Elevator company here. Her husband has been in the employ of the Roaring River Logging company for several years. Mr. and Mrs. Matilla plan to continue making their home here, Witnesses at the wedding cere mony included the bride's par ents, Mrs. Leonard Pennell, Port land, Mrs. Leslie Siegnor, Canby, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Matilla, Long View, Evelyn HalL Scio. oiiight 6:30 P. II. KOAC (Corvallis) Dr. Ilichael mm will talk. on a Co-operative Health Center for Jthe Willamette Valley i 1 1 1 1 1 " i-i i i n I, r 11 1 - - " 1 . in Brown Named I Val lav RUofcl(iporw. Cliiift I Valley Obituaries Polk Pomona : Grange Master RICKREALL Polk county Pomona officers for 1946-1947 were elected at the annual meet ing held in West Salem. Installa tion will be a joint session with subordinate officers of all Polk county granges at Rickreall grange hall December 14. A cov ered dish dinner will precede in stallation. Pomona Master Carle ton Brown, West Salem; lecturer, Mrs. Alda Smith, Independence; secretary, Mrs. George Van San ten, Rickreall. Rickreall grange Home Econom ics club held its annual bazaar and cafeteria supper November 10. A good crowd attended and $180 was cleared. Rickreall grange elected offi cers for 1948. They are: Master, S. B. Holt; overseer, Lloyd Lar kin; lecturer, Jennie Lettekin; steward, Charles Wirfs; assistant steward, J. H. Harland; chaplain, Mrs. S. B. Holt; treasurer, Claude Larkin; secretary, Mrs. George Van Santen; gatekeeper, Elbert Ragsdale; Flora, Mrs. J. H. Har land; Ceres, Mrs. Lrllie Larkin; Pomona, Mrs. Elbert Ragsdale; lady assistant, Mrs. Charles Wirfs. Executive committee: Wesf El liott, Harry Dempsey and Ora Lantz. Rickreall grange will hold its annual Tha nksgiving dinner Thursday, November 22, at 1 p.m Grange families and friends ; are invited to attend. Girl Scout Pins Given Members LABISH CENTER Girl Scouts met Friday in the school base ment. The old members, Irene Bibby and Juanita Burr, present ed the new members the Girl Scout pins. wew members present were Beverly Ricketts, Josephine Baugham, Bette Baugham, Doris Vance, BeKe Jean Vance, Bette Jean Warner, Bette Lou Boehm. New members absent were Jpyce Wyatt, Nancy ' Dunn, Josephine Hayes, Rose Reynicsek and j one old member, Barbara Russ, Who is vacationing this weekend at the coast. Joyce wyatt, a new member, is home with chicken- pox. Plans were made for start ing work on a new badge. Games were played and Girl Scout songs sung. Refreshments were served by the leader, Mrs. Edith Page, Garden Road Club Elects Officers I EAST SALEM The Garden Road Neighborhood club ..met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Glenn Larkins on Garden road. Officers were elected in November for the new year. They are: President, Mrs. Ralph Wer ner; vice president, Mrs. Glenn Larkins;' secretary and treasurer, Mrs. A. R. Tartar. A luncheon was served by he hostess and contest games were used for the afternoon program Liberty Gub Benefit Dinner Party Nets $135 LIBERTY The benefit chick en dinner Friday netted the school hot lunch fund $185. It was spon sored by the Community club Those in charge included : Mr and Mrs. Charles Krauger, Mrs. John Dasch, Mrs. D. B. Davidson Mrs. C. E. Robertson, Mrs. Rpl land Seeger, Mrs. W. E. Lusthiff, Mrs. John Van5 Loh, Mrs. Letijtia Clark, Mrs. Grant Teter, Mrs, Earl Miller. HAVE Y0UB VENETIAN BUN Tentlne Washable l UIIIDOW SHADES We turn them, repair them, or make them to size. BeinholdJ & ILems ! VENETIAN BLINDS f 560 South 21st St. I ; Telephone 8991 1 . : j Th OREGON STATESMAN, Solan. Oregon, Wednesday Morning. Novmbf 11, 1S45 i i i r J ! ii o KOAC Speaker z Shadid will speak dnes- day otjk the Farmeri Tfnion hour. The Cooperative health center proposea ior xne wuiimeiw vai- ey win d mm Buojecf aiscusseu. in it. ti j ; I Hot i.nrh surt -I The serv- inc. of a romnlet. hht meal at Liberty school startedlthis week. Letiti Clark and Mrs.iE. Mahan- T ev irt th. rooks. Tfe. chicken dinner benefit - netted the com- I munity club $183. Cluf Meeting restpoaed The Macleay Home Ec clu has post- poned its meeting iclieduled for today because ' of t holiday Thursdayl Mill City Elefcts Church Officers For! Coming pear MILL CITY The Ideal Church of Christ held its annfal election of officers, with a cefvered dish dinner preceding th meeting. The Rev. Arthur Btes, state evangelist, gave a talkl during the dinneri hour. I rff-. v r-1,,,1 c4-v,J-,. ronv: n r.i.n shfitm- H.a. cons, S Eldon Hutchfeon. Jack tv,.a ;u Ti. . tee, Ed Cooke; financial secretary, Mrs. Art Knoaa; treasurer ana librarian. Mrs. Geofge Flook; ciei K, airs. Jiri f jyreaie; mus- cian, Mrs. James Poofe; assistant musician, xvirs. iaonixiuicnison; song leader. F. C. Stephens, as- sistant song leader, iMrs. Dean Stephens; prayer meeting musi- cian, Mrs. Glen Sheltdh; mission- ary committee chairmrn, Mrs. F. C. Stephens, Mrs. ArtlRhoda and Mrs. Ellis Hill; chairman of nom- mating committee iorl missionary society, Mrs.. Ed Cool Sunday school officers: Super intendent, Glien Sheltori; first; as sistant, Mrs. Virgil Jojinson; 'sec ond assistant, Mrs. Robert Swift; third Ji assistant, Mrs. 1 Ellis Hill: secretary, Helen Roteg, assistant, F. C.iSteohens: cradle roll. Mrs. va rrtrir SnnHav crnnt muci. cian, Mrs.' Eldon Hutdhison; first assistant, Mrs. F. C Stephens; second assistant, Mrs. IGlen Shel- ton. ' Four Corners Scouts Elect New Officers .FOUR CORNERS Troop 64 of the Boy Scouts, s nsored by h Rticince Trl flnti hplrJ . . . .. . ' m . . lions Aionaay mgni ana uie 101 - Inwinff rvr rhnwn in kffip miar. " r - ian nnh Febm.- h- Walter HaH- hncrUr wvn iirw ior patrol leader, Jimliy Stewart. Her nephew, LL L Rodney John In the Wolf patrol, Wayne Mercer son, officer on the submarine "Se wa WpH a. natrnliearfer with gundo," is on a 30-day leave and Terry; Gannon as asfistant; Jim TjiniMn tnH sk;n ar - patrol leader and assistant respec- tively of the Stag patrol. In the Flaming Arrow patrl, Howard Wilson is patrol leader and Alvin Hageman is the assistant patrol leader. "Slim" Payne i their scout master and Waldo Miller his as sistant. J No Host Turkev Dinner Held at Turner Cliurch TURNER About 150 were in ! attendance at a Thanksgiving no host dinner at the Christian church Friday night. After ibrief pro gram games and songs followed the dinner. i This was the first affair of a seriesji to be held onle a month as a regular church tight. REPAII1TED BET APED BECOBDED Now l is the time o have your Venetian Blids re f inish e d . Quick, expert service.- " ., -, I , j. In Salem Since 1937 VEATIIEIi STRIPPIIIG An experienced Iceather stripper i is available to give you a first class job.! 1 North Howell -mr . jrrane ltiaSiei If j i, NORTH HOWEIJ. Grange jbffiqers elected for 1946 are: Mas er, George Cline; overseer, Roy Punn; lecturer, Eunice Beals; III A . A. wara, n. axevens; .ssuswnt steward, Percy Dunn; chaplain, Mrs.; Amy Beer; treasurer, Mrs, earl wooa; secretary, jwrs. uaisy Bump; gatekeeper, Henry Wer ner; Ceres, Mrs. Elton Parker; Pomona, Mrs. George Cline; Flora, Mrs. Roy Dunn: LAS. Mrs. Percy Dunn; executive committee men bers for three years, Mrs. A. T, Cline; musician, Mrs. Wayne I Strachan. The incoming Home Ec I club chairman is Mrs. M. A. Dunn, All elective officers are invited to Macleay grange hall December 12 for the county wide joint in stallation. i ine iiome x:onomics ciuo win have charge of the program Sat purday, December 15. It will fe- ,ure recognition by W. H. Stevens f the 50th anniversary of North Howell grange. Stevens is a char iter member and has always been active and helpful in local grange work. The afternoon will feature the annual grange Christmas B A social card party is scheduled ior ..Frfda niht November 23 at tne nan. j f .i a 45tll Anniversary T 1 1 t 1 -18 JLeieUratetl at f -pv UU. 1, 17UI1I1 riOIlie ; NORTH HOWELL Mr. and ;Mrs. M. A. Dunn were pleasantly surprised on the occasion of their 45th wedding anniversary last week when their children and grandchildren arranged a sur prise party. Present were Mr. and Mi's. Roy Dunn and children Ronald, Earnest and Phyllis; Mr. andMrs. Ernest 'Redding; Mr. and Mrs. Percy Dunn' Donald. Jean anfl Mary Alm' Mr- and Mrs- Robert Dixon, Louise and Ralph Dixon; Mr. and : Mrs. Alvin Noren and Lillian Noren; Mrs Harold Dunn and baby son, Raymond Lee, and James Goodwill. Harold Dunn is at present on Okinawa but is expected home in ; the near future and he and his family will live in their home near the North Howell school house. : Faniilv Tim nlcfio! vino I O O lPn,t in Dlnn 1 ni ij 111 x ti uaiiu m. mu i I TtnnmniT tt.i tm Wrightman. will spend Thanks giving with relatives in Portland. ? farnily dinner is planned in his lhonor. He is the son of Mr. and jM- ws Johnson, formerly of Puv:rton jc In the compounding of prescriptions as in eery other serrice yoa seek w assurance of full value. Here each prescription is priced in accordance with a care ful schedule. Because bur volume is Urge, our over head is low. It costs no more, often less, to come here to Prescripdon Headquarters; Capital Car. SUte r? .! ' - : - ,:,,.,,,,. i iii ' ' ." " . v''' '- "" ' ' """ - f - t h 1 1 "" . i " " ji ' - ,. . . . m-..1um.wmrl,m j; B m i mniun m wmr m ottwiw man mutmmmimi iWirwwiriirmaKwa-jii.wriinijiKaa! n it i r n an Mro Geerge Ged TURNER j Mrs. George i H. Good, 65 died t her home here November! 14. Survivors include the widower and a brother,? R. G. Stewart of jKansas City, Mo. Mrs. uood was born Annie Laura Stewart,! March 14, ' 1880, at Eureka, Kan. She became a Christian i in hser early -girlhood and was flwayi active in church and benevolent work. She was married x to George H. Good on December 19, 1897.'Six years ago Mr. and Mrs. j G004. moved to Turner. Funeral services were held at the Howell-Edwards chapel Sat urday, November 17. Rev. Ellery Parish, pastor bf the Multnomah Christian jchurch, assisted by Rev. E. J. Gilslrap of the Turner Me morial home, was in charge. Rickeyj School Lmicli0s Start FOUR CORNERS Claude C Ashby, chairman of the Rickey school board, has announced that arrangements have been complet ed with tjhe U S. department of agriculture forf joint sponsorship of a 1945-46 school luncheon pro gram at Rickeyj school This is the second year in which children 'at the school will be served luncheons at low cost. It was estimated ?by Ashby that 65 students will be served daily at school, about the same number as served! last year. Under a coojperative agreement with the government, Ashby said. the Rickey school will obtain the labor and facilities needed to pre pare nooh meals, and the pupils will contribute part of the cost of all fodds purchased. Mrs. Ross Chrismari who lives in the district. will be the cook for the school year, and the lunches will begin at once. 4-II Club Knitters Plan for New Work FOUR CORNERS The knit ting 1 group of Rickey school have completed the first project in the 4-H Club requirements and are making plans to start on some thing a little I more complicated The members met at the home of the leader, Mrs. L. J. Stewart, and Voted to take on the project of gathering Four Corner news Monday they will meet with Ruth Chrissman. 1 . ; t TURKEYS 29c lb. IYOUPG BIRDS Saving Center Salem and West Salem Open 7:30 A. M. to 9 P. M. ClosedThankKrlvuir wniettv Drug Stare Liberty . TImm Silt Yalley Communities-Observe fivingin The first post war Thanksgiving day will be observed in i the usual varied ways in the many valley. Schools will be closed ior the closed until Monday, November 26. Church services will be held in out the valley, in many cases jun ion . services having been sched uled. ! . Traditional "turkey day fea tures will mark the observance in many places. i WOODBURN CHURCH UNITE $ WOODBURN Local churches will observe Thanksgiving day with a special union service at the Free Methodist church Wed nesday night at 7:30 p. m. jThe Rev. F. Brocke of the Foursquare Gospel church will speak. - ! . Immanuel Lutheran church will hold a Thanksgiving day service at 10:30 Thursday. A pre-Thanksgiving prayer serv ice was held Tuesday night at the Foursquare Gospel church. Schools of Wood burn will close Thursday and Friday in observ ance of the holiday. Woodburn firemen will have the annual Thanksgiving dance at the armory Thursday night Top Hat ters orchestra will play for; the dancing to begin at 9:30 p. m. Leonard Petshaw is general chairman of the dance. Extensive decorating of the hall is under way with Joe Sowa, fire chief, in charge. This Is the Firemen's thir tieth annual Thanksgiving dance. LEBANON PLANS SERVICE LEBANON A union Thanks giving service will be held irt the Methodist xhurch Thursday at 10:30 a.m. The offering received at that meeting will be sent to the Corvallis children's farm home. Arrangements for the un Use i ! INI a I -r i ; '1 I r Sr n 1 1 i r - v - i . 1 v....... tTt,i i ' ' I V ;? ' J m . -i..vv f. . - M 2135 ' FAIRGROUNDS BOAD Many Way communities of the mid-Willamette noliday, most of them remaining ' ' 1 almost every community through Ion service are in charge of ! the ministerial association. The ev. Harry Rarey of the ' Methodist church ' will be chairman j in charge of the service. The Rev. Edward Wright, pastor of the Evangelical church, will preach the sermon and the ministers of the other denominations will lead in other parts of the ritual. Charles Losi -of the . Baptist Church is president of the min isterial association. j - ALMSVILLE SERVICE PLANS AUMSVTLLE Thanksgiving service will be held in the Wes leyan Methodist church Thursday morning. The Rev. A. D. Royalty is pastor. ; Oak Point Card Club . 1 Holds Saturday Party OAK: POINT Mr. and Mrs. Edward Harnsberger entertained the Night Hawk Card club Sat urday at a 7 o'clock supper. High score prizes went to Mrs. Cf C. Comstock and J. Graber. Mrs. Joe Rogers, sr., and Orley Brown re ceived low and Mrs. Rogers and J. Graber received the ' traveling prize. The next meeting will be at the Walter Brown home. Present were Orley Brown,? Mf and Mrs. Walter Brown, Mr. land Mrs. J. Graber, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Comstock, Mrs. Joe Rogers sr., Mr. and Mrs. John Coville of Rickreall and Mr. and Mrs. T. Kleen and family of Salem, i Our Convenient . 1 -.hi- DELIVERY SERVICE A telephone call to ua.ia all that Is needed to bring a entiling Alayflower Delivery Man to your door. Hun dreds of Salem housewives are using our convenient door-step de livery service to simplify Milk buy- ing. Regularly echeduled deliveries direct from the; May flower plant to your door alwa)g fresh always on time the dependable, economical, convenient way to buy your milk. SALEM PAGE THREE 1 Large Bull Elk Bagged , By Four Corners Party,:,. FOUR CORNERS Mr. an4 Mrs. O. R. Clearwater, and Mr. and "Mrs. F. K. Mitchell of Wald port ; have returned from "a "suc cessful hunting trip in the Blu4 Mountains. They went after pheas ant, geese and elk, and bagget two elk, one a five point 900 pound bull. j Wayne Mercer in the eighth grade at Rickey, was featured atf a .marimba soloist at the Fouf Corners community hall dedica tion and opening Saturday night. Child Burned While at Play 'QUEENER Claudia the eight-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hinrich of the Queener community was severely burned about the lower part of her body and legs Friday when her diesa caught fire as she accidently back ed into an open heating stove while at play in her home. Mrs. Hinrich left the stove open while she stepped outside to ob tain wood for the fire. She heard the child scream and rushed in to find her clothes aflame and w.s able to remove the dress. The child was taken immediately to a physician and is now doing quite satisfactory, although she will' be in bed for several weeks. riOAFERS wanted II ... $ltt pr month IV Mv. it s see . ..).. .mt piiinin ti t George O. Raugnst 154 Ne. Church Ph. it'. 9 J ' MAYFLOWER 'PRODUCTS Homomilk - Cremten j 'jGnMleA'?' i Pasteurized Milk Butter - Buttermilk ! Cottage Cheese Stillicious Chocolate PHONE 120$ -' I .1 i O . . i
