Project Leaders Will Learn New
Sewing Skills at Salem Meeting
iw2??y k Winf sks,wl11 ubi"t demonstrated Friday,
December 7 by Lucy Lane, clothlnf extension specialist, at the Marion
county project leaders meeting W mwiob
In n?t!ngWiH te,h,enld 4t Y $tartin at 10:3 ay morn.
2 AB?J2UTY1" T representative, from Lch of
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Coming Friday
V
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will be leader at project lead.
era meetlnf Friday.. I
Grid Letters
To Be Given'
Wednesday
' Football letter awards will be
made to athletes at Parrish hin
lor high School Wednpsriav at in
jm.; Superintendent of Schools
Frank B. Bennett, announced Sat
urday. .
Other activities scheduled for
the week of December 3-7 j are:
Monday 12 nbon, movie, Les
lie Junior high; 1:45 p.mj school
play, -What a Life," at Leslie;
3 p.m., elementary principals
meeting at the administration of
fice. ' 1 ' '
Tuesday 10 a. m.", secondary
orincipals' meeting at the admin
'stration office; '11 a.mV Boys'
eague meeting, eighth grS.de only,
slie; 8 pjn., play, "What A
-ife," Leslie. . '
; Wednesday 11 a.m., Girls':
sague meeting, Leslie; 4 pjn.,
hlrd and fourth zrade
teachers' meeting it Garfield; 4
p.m., Leslie swim meet at YMCA;
4:10 p.m., audio visual aids work
shop,' administration office; 6-9:30
p.m, Hi-Y dinner and daoce .'at
the senior high. ; , I , - : ,
Thursday 8 a.m., assembly,
Mrs. Whitely's room, McKinley
school; l p.m., assembly,! Mrs.
Foster's room: Englewood; 4 pjo,
STA meeting, Garfield; 4:10 p m.,
audio visual aids workshop, ad
ministration dffice. ' ,
Friday H .m.. sinsriniz as
embly at Washington school; 8
p.m., ASB dance at senior 1 high
school.
SHyertoii Bicycle
Club Has Election
' SILVERTON The Bicycle club
installed officers Thursday at the
Eugene Field auditorium. John T.
Hoblitt, police Judge, administered
' the oath of office.
Officers include, Judge, Mar
ilyn Sannerud; clerk, Juanita
Myers; district attorney, I Edna
Borland; assistant district jattor
; rtey, Betty Leonard; secretary,
, Betty Mae DcPeel; assistant sec
retary, . Louisa Hoblitt; chief of
police, Theodore Roubal; officers,
" Robert Jones, Bruce Monson, Ro
" bert Olsen, David Stoy, Billy Rob-?
tins, Gary Tokstad, Gerald Beas
ley, Billy Ford, Sherman Maupin,
Bob Alfred, Davis Strand, Shirley
ureenieua ana Jane Newton.
Over-Heated Stove
Destroys Old House
LEBANON, Dec. I (Special)
" The house on the old Fletcher
place, iouthweit of here, was de
stroyed by fire Friday night 1 It
was an old frame structure In
which the Gilbert Chartraw fam
ily had recently been living. An
overheated stove caused the fire
which completely destroyed the
House. .
AUXILIARY WILL MEET
FOUR CORNERS. Dec.
.-The
Townsend club, auxiliary number
2 met Friday at the Just home on
East Turner road. j ? -
One of the most frequent objections we hear from
farmers is not the cost of compensation but the detail
of monthly reports. We win write either compensation
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once a year. Phone or write
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Committee Hostess
i.The county home extension
commute, of which Mrs. Floyd
Fox of Silver Cliff is chairman,
will serve coffee and the women
will bring a sack luncheon, i
Miss Cbu, Chinese woman tak
ing advanced work at Oregon
Mate college, will be a guest at
the meeting. She plans to retulrn
to her native country to start ex
tension work! there.
i Miss Lane i will be at Turner
Thursday when she. will demon.
strate the use of sewing machine
equipment The meeting will be
at thehome of Rose Aherns, I
snarling at -10:30. Miss Chu will
be a guest at this meeting, as
will also Mr. Chang, the husband
of the Chinese woman' who visit
ed various Marion county unit
meetings last spring. He is also
a student at Oregon State college.
Aamsvuie Has Meetinr
i The only other Marion county
extension meeting during ' the
coming week will be Thursday at
Aumsville. Eleanor Trindle will
demonstrate sugar conservation at
the high school.
Four Corners Women
Plan for Christmas I
Gift Exchange Soon i.
FOUR CORNERS The Needle
Work club met with Mrs. Roy
Hart on East Turner road Wed
nesday. The time was spent sew
ing and in conversation. R.
freshmen ts were served by . the
hostess at a late hour. It was de
cided to have the annual Christ
mas party with exchange of gifts
on December 22 at the home of
Mrs. Frank Smith with her daught-
ter, Mrs.. Walter Lukins, sharing
hostess honors. Gifts will be eiv-
en by; the members "silent sister."
Earlier in the year names t were
chosen secretly, and during the
year, 1 inese members were re
membered with a card or gift on
special occasions. One of the
members received a corsage, from
her "silent sister" the first one she
had ever received, i i "
Members at Wednesday's meet
ing were Mrs. Ross Wood Mrs."
Hussen Miilette, Mrs. Leo Childs,
Miss .Etta Setter, Mrs. M. Setter,
Mrs. Gail Hudson. Mrs. Walter
Lukins, Mrs, Mary Smith,. Mrs;
Hannah Evans, Mrs. F. A. Boying-:
ton and Mrs. Hart. . - ?
Valley Obituaries
Mrs. Elgin Rainville
FALLS CITY Funeral services
were held at Falls City Tuesday
for Mrs. Elgin Rainville, 50, who
died of injuries suffered in an
automobile accident near Canyon-
vuie Sunday, November 28. The
Rev. A. L. Beazley officiated.'
Nettie Maud Hunter was born
May 13, 1895, near Lostine the
second child of a family of six, she
was married Aug. 1, 1915, to R. Vi
Dewitt, who died in 1918. Their
two sons were killed in action;!
Sgt. R. V. Dewitt in the Philip
pines and Charles F. Dewitt when
his ship was sunk on the Atlantic
coast
I In 1939 she was married to FJ
jscr Rainville who survives; also
her mother and stenfather. Mr.
and Mrs. H. B. Horton, of Falls
City, two sisters, Mrs. Mabel Teal
of Falls City, Mrs. Gladys Wooden
of Hillsboro, and ! two brothers,
J. S. Hunter of Falls City, and
Chester Hunter of Greenville,
Calif. Interment was fa the I OOF
cemetery here.
Women
Wanted
I for work on .
j bottling: line
660 per hr.
Apply In person Monday
Honeywood
Distilleries,
Inc. '
501 S. 14th
FARMER
yon report your payroll
our office for a quotation.
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