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i t The OBEGON STATESMAN. Solcm, Oregon, Thursday Morning, November 22. 1945 PAGE THREE Md,Wil3aiiitetiei YaitcY -News Statesman's Co fa .'..-AS .: ': . Fourubmers - lie&Plari Holiday FOUR CORNERS Mr. and Mrs. Harold McMillan, son Doyle, and daughter, Mrs. J. Morrell, her husband and daughter, Chloe Ann will join a group at their cottage on the Santiam for the holiday.' Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mercer and their eons, Wayne and Hayden, will be hosts for a large group of relatives on Thursday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Dale Jeffries and Tommy will go to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard ..Judson, on McGilchrist street for a family reunion. This is a' gala occasion for the Judson family as two of the boys, who have been In the service will be home. Leo Kenney who has been with the army overseas arrived at the Four Corners after receiving his discharge. His mother has been making her home in Portland and will return and they will take up meir residence m tne nome on State street . j ; ' Bill Robertson of Nampa, Ida., is spending his.Thanksgiving va cation, with his grandparents, Mr, ' and Mrs. A. D. Williams on State street John Lagaza has been discharg ed from the army. He was sta tioned at Pearl Harbor for a year. His wife is the former Nellie Flood. ' Stuart Johns of Monroe avenue is convalescing at his home after being releasedfrom a local hos pital. Claude Kilgore has been reunit ed with his family, Mrs. Kilgore, l Gary, Judith and Joan, after re- ceiving his discharge from the 1 army air corps. PFC Howard Thornhill is home on a furlough. His mother, Mrs. . Howard Thornhill was in Nebras ka, but returned to meet him here. The Rev. Thornhill, who is on mission work in Nebraska will be home for the Christmas holidays. Frank Doerfler returned from Denver where he and Judge Grant Murphy attended a reclamation congress. They were gone about a week. Mrs. Wandah Berkey has had a her guest her brother, George Vogan of the U. S. navy, who is on a 3D day leave. William Ellingsworth of Fruit- land road, who was ill with asthma in a local hospital, is now at his home. John. Smith is back with his ' family, Mrs. Smith and! Ronnie and Bobby, after his discharge from the navy. Valley Births SILVERTONA dauehter Was tJbrn at the Silverton hospital, No vember 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Gay lord Hibbs, and sons were born to Mr. and Mrs. R. J. LeDou of Mt. Angel and to Mn and Mrs. David Schafer of Silverton, ffo vember 18. JEFFERSON Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Ottoway are parents of an eight pound and 15 ounce daugh ter. Carmen Cita, born Saturday, November 17 at the, Salem Da coness hospital. The baby has four sisters. Ottoway's mother, Mrs. Percy Ottoway of Aurora, j is staying at the Ottoway home, car ing lor the children. Mr. and Mrs. James Henderson became the parents of a seven pound and 15 ounce daughter, Jan Mervine, Friday, November 1J at the Salem General hospital. The father, James Henderson is with the coast guard and this is the first child. on Black Elected As Director PIONEER Roy Black was elected school director to fill (the unexpired term of Earl Wood, V"ho has moved from this district Black had previously served the school board for 15 years The Pioneer community club will meet at the John Calayan home November 30. J The Pioneer sewing club will meet at the play shed deck for the annual Christmas meeting. An exchange of gifts will 1 be held and each member will bring her mystery sister a card thus "re vealing who her sister was during the year. Election of officers Will be held and a covered dish din ner served during the noon hour. Valley Obituaries t. j - i -: 1 - 1 - - i - . - ' Jefferson School Entertains Ifarehts at Special Program - - i t:" . )'"". - - -. i. i . JEFFERSON Parents and friends were invited back to school for a few hours last we,ek. From 7:45 till 9 p. m. the guests inspected work of the students fn both grades and high school and a "short program was presented in the gymnasium at 9 p. m. ' It, included the teaching and instructions of the advanced-band, g -f- - : .and typing, girls' chorus, fresh man English, beginners band, GAA tumbling, novelty numbers and the' advanced band. i Later all assembled in the Ichoolhouse for refresh ments Each brought a school lunch and toffee was served. The rally Thursday was cancelled due to the rainy weather, j f Friday the alumni came back to the school and to attend the football game with Independence where a large crowd saw the Pefferson Lions win. i A program including a piano IoIq by Betty WintermanteL and a chorus novelty, 'and a GAA tumbling acts. After the program dancing was enjoyed for an hour and a half. LA school skate will be held in Albany November 27 at 7:30. The Senior class play, "Three Girls and Jeffersy," will be given Thursday, November 29. 1 N STATION IS SOLD AUMSVILLE The store and service station that Claude Boone sold to Oscar Henke some months ago and he did not operate on account of sickness in his familly, has been sold to -a Mr. Lambert l McMinnvillewho is going to operate it - Emma Pauline Johnson ALBANY Mrs. Emma Pauline Johnson, 80, a resident of Albany for the past 60 years, died in the Falwell Nursing Home November 17, following an extended illness Funeral services will be in charge of the Fisher Funeral Home, the date to be announced later. The Rev. R. D. Strong will conduct the services and burial will be in Willamette Memorial park. Mrs. Johnson was born on Sep tember 21, 1865, in Saxony, Ger many. She came to the United States in 1881, living in Illinois for a time and to Albany; in 1885. On May 25, 1892, she was mar ried to Andrew J. Johnson in Al bany. He died in 1935. Mrs. John son was a member of the United Presbyterian church. Survivors.' are a son, Neil,! of Albany, and a daughter, Mrs. Anna (I. H.) Severance, of Coahoma, Tex. The latter will arrive1 in Albany in time for the funeral. Dinners Held For Holiday At Jefferson ; JEFFERSON Among Thanks giving;; dinners here will be the Earl Phelps home. Guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Phelps and children, Jeanette and Jerry and Mr. arid . Mrs. Kenneth Kent of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ly nes ancL-Mr. and Mrs. Francis Phelps. Ji A family dinner will be held at the Guy Roland home. Covers will , be placed for Mr. and Mrs. Cleave Hampton and Judith; Mr. arid j Mrs. Oaiisie Ammon and Dennis, Mrs. Vernon Thompson arid Monte and Mrs. Sarah Roland and the hosts.1 i; Mr. , and Mrs. Herman Wilson and children, Ann, Dan and Nan cy Kay', will be guests of his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L, Wilson at Newport !. si Mary Donohue will be a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Walls. .-f ' . j Mrs; ! Harold Knight and Mr. and jirs. Bill Knight will be guests : of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Johnston in Salem. ; . Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cole are enjoying , a visit with a nephew, William Cole of Spokane, who plans to remain until after Thanksgiving. f i Albert Beam, proprietor of Beam's; garage and Mrs. Beam are visiting' his sister, Mrs. Clarence Lane at Ladysmith, Wis. Rossie Bell, 'brother of Mrs. Beam, who had been ill while in the military service overseas, is home on a furlough. Li Mr. . and ,Mrs. Guy Aupperle left Sunda"y by auto ;for LaJolla, Calif., -for a visit with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Water. !i Two Birthdays To Be Observed Service Station Given; General Remodeling i . t; . ; JEFFERSON -- Extensive im provements are underway at the Richfield service station and lunch room owned by B'ill Vallick. An oil room has been' added on the north end of the building for storing; oils. The oil room on the south end of the building has been converted into a kitchen and wifh the partition removed makes , a much ; larger dining room. Five windows added to the front of the building make it more attractive and better lighted. j Thomas Talks To Ministers : ; I Lyle.Thomal, Polk courty legis lator and field man for the Ore gon1 State Farmers Union, out lined the program of the National Farmers Union at a meeting of the! Salem Ministerial association at the First Presbyterian church Tuesday. 1 . He told of the Union's interest In the cooperative movement, Which he described as one of the torner stones of the system of private property. "Cooperatives distribute owner ship of property among large humbers of our people," he said, instead of concentrating wealth in the hands of a comparatively few." j I The union, he declared, was in terested in a people's program for everyone, believing that no pro gram wassound which singled out one class for special benefits. In Four Corners FOUR CORNERS Fred Shre- cengost'and Jerry Hunsaker will celebrate j their birthdays together Thanksgiving day. when Mr. and Mrs. Shrecengost will entertain Mr. and Mrs. Ol E. Lee and Otha lene, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hunsak er and Jerry, and Fred, jr, Ken ny and Greta Ann Shrecengost. Mr. arid Mrs. Frank Doerfler will be hosts to their family on the holiday. Their guests will be Ann Doerfler, Mr. and Mrs. Don Doerfler land Jackie, also Wally Doerfler who is ;home after spend ing two S years; overseas in the Burma-India theatre of war. Mr. and Mrs. prval Bullock and Gerald and Mary Katharine will meet with "his parents, the Rev. and Mrs.; George Bullock in Gres ham. Mary Katharine Bullock, a high school freshman at Canyon ville Christian high, is spending the holidays with her . parents. Mrs. Ruth Genteman and sons, Lee andl Gene, will go to Mon mouth Wednesday for the holiday with he? parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Hamar. This will be a ereat day for the Hamar family as their three sons who have been in the service will be home for the first time in three years. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Beach, Leila and Carl,' will entertain 16 for dinner on Thanksgiving. The out of town guests will be Mr, and Mrs! B. Ruddell, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hardman, all of Independ ence, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hard man, recently discharged from the navy where he served in the Pa cific, Mrs. C. E. Ewing, Mr. and Mrs. R. C; Hardman and family, all of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lee will have his! parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Lee, as their guests. Mr. and Mrs.;L. J. Stewart and Jim will entertain her parents. Mr. and, Mrs. B. A. Kolbe, and Mrs. Morse Stewart, Gilbert and Roger. S Mr. and Mrs. Russell Millette Freddy j and Margaret Delores will eat iheir Thanksgiving dinner with Mr, and Mrs. Frank Millette, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Ritchie, who operate the Four Corners Va riety store and postoffice, will spend the day with his brother- Sister of Salem Woman Dies of Severe Burns I : FOUR CORNERS Mrs. Lawr ence Schrake was called to St Paul, Minn, by the tragic death of her sister, Mrs. Earl Marlow. Her house coat caught fire and she died as a result of the burns. Besides the widower, an f 11 months old baby- survives. Mrs. Schrake will bring the baby back with her. Marlow had just been released from the army. i Cascade College Team Has Jefferson Program JEFFERSON The gospel team from Cascade college of Portland presented the program Sunday at the Evangelical church. j George B. Palmer, faculty mem ber, spoke in the morning and a iriixed auartet furnished music1. f Fprty-members and friends of the j church met for a fellowship dinner. Talks were given by Lor na Powell, Grace Pike, Eileen Enos, Warren Wille and Robert Gwinn. ; i t r; Commander Sets DAY Meeting' tor Friday Evening V -.! verne I Ostrander, command er Salem chapter 6, . Disabled American Veterans, has announc ed a special meeting at his home Friday night, with all members, and particularly the memorial hall building committee, asked to be present. The DAV will spon sor a wrestling match at the arm-? ory, proceeds to go to the build ing fund, November 30. The new hall will he on Marion and Church streets. The chapter membership now is 50 per cent World war II veter ans ; and the . building committee has 15 representatives of each of the two world war. Paul Wallace, JSm Calloway and Verne Ostran-j der sign all checks for withdraw al. The building will have a recrea tion room exclusively for disabled veterans and will not be for rent, it was declared. A banquet,' audi torium and meeting rooms will be rentable to aid in upkeep. Herbert Stiff has pledged $1500 on the furniture and Frank Doerfler will donate the landscaping, Ostrad- der said. The DAV holds its business meeting the first Friday of each month at the Woman's clubhouse and has a social on the third Fri day of each month. Substitute Job ' - i Bill Readied WASHINGTON, Nov. ' 21 (y!P) A house expenditures sub-com mittee agreed late yesterday on a substitute version of the admin istration's so-called "full employ ment" bill , I Chairman Manasco (D-Ala); de scribed the new measure as "a compromise of compromises."! He and'Other subcommittee members available declined, however to disclose its provisions. I 1 They said they did not want to do so until after the full expen ditures committee has acted on the proposal. It will be referred to that group next Tuesday. I Todays action broke a long stalemate on the legislation. LEISURELY EVADES LAW OKLAHOMA CITY, Nov. 21 (iTO-Officers trailing Matt Kimes nationally publicized outlaw lead er of the 1920's, heard "yesterday he had eaten an unhurried meal in "a restaurant in his native Wag oner county and escaped In an automobile despite road blocks. in-law and sister, Mr. I. H. White. and Mrs Jefferson Boy Visits Briefly With Parents JEFFERSON Leo Campbell, machinist's mate 3 c, U.S. navy, of Alaska, was home on a short leave visiting his parents, ;Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Campbell. He is now stationed in Seattle, Wash and has been in the service for about two years. ; Sammy Apling has completed navy boot training at San Diego and is on a five day leave, visit ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Apling, on the Guy Aupperle farm. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wilson and son, Douglas, and Mrs. Wilson's little sister, were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Wilson's father, A. Wilson, and Mrs. Wil son. Smart To Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard F. Smart, 620 North 23rd et., daughter, Kathryn Anne, born November 11, Salem General bo pital. j.' Zuver To Mr. and Mrs. Alvin E. Zuver, Vatsetz, a daughter, Ter ry Anne, born November 2, Salem General hospital. Hall To Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hall, route one. Brooks, a daughter General, born November 8 Salem Deaconess hospital. : Boedix neimer To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Boedigheimer, Stay- - ton, a daughter, Beverly Ann, born November 8, Salem Deaconess hos pital. Bliven To Mr. and Mrs. Ar thur A. Bliven, route 6, a ton. Larry Allen, born September. 7, Salem Deaconess hospital. Kaye To Mr. and Mrs. Keith S. Kaye, 633 Ferry street, a daugh ter, Sheryl Doreen, born Novem ber 5, Salem Deaconess hospital. Rowland To Mr. and Mrs. Rowland, Ratcliff Drive, a son, Arthur Dale, born November 12, Salem General hospital. r 1 Hayes ville Womeif Sell Goods at Elephant Sale HAYES VILLE Mrs. M.l S Fisher acted as auctioneer at the White Elephant sale at the Hayes- ville Woman's club Thursday af ternoon at the home of Mrs George Strozut The sale netted the club $10.48. Mrs. Fisher dress ed in white, carried a small suit case for a trunk, and posed as the "white elephant" ! Roll call was answered by giv ing a household hint. Guests were Mrs. Tom Andrews, Mrs. Everett Brown and Mrs. R. Peterson. Births Australia's Reverse if" -I Lend-Lease High WASHINGTON, Nov. 21 -VP) Australia ha put an $835,004X00 valuation on reverse lend-lctse supplies it furnished the United States, the war department ttia yesterday. Lend-lease exports to Australia from the U. S. for the same ptt- iod were valued at $1,154,000,000, the foreign economic administra tion said. 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