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Tkt OREGOI? STATESMAN, Salm Oregon. Sunday Morning. December 23. 1845
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Clnirclies Plan
For Christmas
At Silvcrton
SILVERTON Christmas pro
grams by churches and organiza
tions for the weekend and over
Christmas arc being announced.
The Methodist church " will
celebrate Christmas in all depart
ments Sunday morning. The Jun
ior and intermediate classes will
Join the adult division for assem
bly and a special j program. The
nativity story will be told before
a lighted Christmas tree at 11
am. and Christmas carols will
be sunf. At 1:30 p.m. the Christ
mas program will be given, led
'by the Junior choir under the
direction of Mrs. Crai Clark.
White lights will be used on the
Christmas tree. Ronald Craven of
Salem and Mrs. William Scarth
will be .soloists. Lawrence Hobart
will play chime numbers on the
plana Donna Woodell will accom
pany the chfiir on the piano and
Marylin Moe on the violin. K. V.
Ilinkley will give a number of
cello solos. J I
The Invaanuel Lutheran church
'Will hold iU Sunday school
Christmas tree program Sunday
night. Christmas day at 11 ajn.
the' regular festival sermon, "No
, Room in the Inn," will be given.
Both the senior and Junior choirs
will sing. The Luther League will
carol two nights of the week. A
male quartet will sing a special
Christmas number Sunday morn
ingv St Paul's Christmas day will
begin at 6:45 a.m. with carols,
- the first low mass will be at 7,
high t mass at 8, and low mass
again at 9. Music will be by the
young people and the children's
choral group. Confessions will be
heard Monday from 3 to S and
7 to 9 pjn. j v j
Trinity candl light services
will be held Sunday night at 8
With Xfra Trim ln4raAn
ing the choir. Christmas day ser
vices are set fbr 11, with the
subject "Putting Christ in Christ
mas." Trinity cheir will give spe
cial music. Trinity Luther League
Christmas party Wednesday at 8
p.m. at the church. Trinity LDR
party Thursday night at the home
. of Jeannelle Gottenberg. Trinity
choir will sing I carols Friday
night and then go to the home
of Mrs. Tom Anderson for its
annual Christmas party. A New
Year's watch party will be held
Monday night with Eunice Tor
vend, Jerry Olson, Joan Satern
and Silas Torvend, local students
attending Pacific Lutheran col
lege, in charge. j
A program of 12 numbers by
the children of the ; First Chris
tan church will be given Sun
day night under the direction of
Mrs. John Jordan, at 7:30. The
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II ' Chritlmtu, 1945 . ... of all Christmaset J
J lom 04 tlie most soul stirring, the most I '
I i : meditative. ''A Holiday on tchich to dream as L j
J "V ; tcell as make merryf J. . a day when "Peace on y
I ! " Earth, Good Will jfo Men" assumes greater n")
I j meaning .... a hope so profound tluti it tran 'l
I Si scends utterance. I si C
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I Give thanks j or this land where I )
I people are free to gather openly . S?
I f ' ; " and pray. Give thanks' for the birth;. il.it I
I f of the Savior tcho taught the world ri mi
j r ijt, that love is more powerful than : j if f
I . - hate, good mightier than evil, life i - ! fi fi
Jlk ' Wronger than death. I A v ff
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Pupils Present
Christmas Play
For Large Group j
1 RIVERDALE, Dec. 22 -(Special)-
The Christmas program
held at the schoolhouse Friday
night was enjoyed by a big crowd.
The primary room gave a play,
fTillle'a Christmas," which- in
cluded, the 27 children. This was
followed by several Christmas
songs with special numbers by
Torval Klein, Donald Phillips and
Barbara Daley.
A children's choir composed of
children from the fourth to the
eighth grade gave Christmas
songs and carols and solos were.
sung by Patricia Morton and
Norman Newton.
Readings were given by Clay-
ella Barker, Vera Klein and Lu
cille Rogers. The upper grades
gave a play, "Santa's Last Stop,'
and at the close of the program
Santa came and gave treats for
all. School is closed until Jan
uary 2. I
Hugh Schuebel of Long Beach,
Calif., came home Thursday evq-
rung to spent. the holidays with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har
vey Schuebel.
Stay ton Eastern Star
Chapter Holds Party '
STAYTON Acacia chapter of
OES entertained with a Christ
mas party Tuesday. Guests in
cluded Mrs. Catherine Felger,
grand conductress, Salem, and
Roy Hatfield, grand sentinel,
Portland, also other visitors from
Salem.
Ronald Craven, accompanied
by Beverly Davenport, both of
Salem, sang three numbers, and
the high school glee club also
appeared. Worthy Matron Fran:
ces Morgan presented each of her
officers with a gift and the chap
ter presented Mrs. Morgan witji
a bouquet of flowers and will
give her a past matron's pin when
they are available. '
Christmas gift treat program wil
be Sunday morning during the
Sunday school hour. Mrs. Ben
G if ford is arranging the program,
Calvary Lutheran Sunday
school program will be held Sun
day night at 7:30. Christmas day
will be observed Tuesday with
an 11 o'clock sermon, "Unto YoU
A Savior.
Stayton Girl Scouts
Outline Group Plans
STAYTON" Twenty four Girl
Scouts are on the local roll, Mrs.
Virgil TueL scout chairman, re
ports. Fourteen Brownies and j 10
Girl Scouts. ' t 1 r
The Brownie group, under the
direction . of Mrs. W. N. Pintler
and Mrs. Harold Wodtly, meet; at
the Women's clubhouse each Mon
day after school. Mrs. Wilbur Les
ley and Mrs. Lyton .- Rice enter
tained the group with a Christ
mas party Monday.; The inter
mediate group, .with Mrs. Eva
Humphreys as leader, held its
Christmas party Wednesday with
Mrs. Claude Hastings and Mrs.
Wili Gates as co-hostesses. I
unnyside Club
Presents Program
SUNNYSIDE, Dec? 22 -(Spe
cial)- Mrs. Lafe Sherwood enter
tained j members of the Friendly
Hour ' club with a Christmas
party.' Before a lighted Christmas
tree corals were sung, and gifts
exchanged by the following: Mrs.
Warren McNeil, Mrs. Norman
Alexander, Mrs. Clifford Feller,
Mrs. Lester Thomas; Mrs. George
Drydale, Mrs. Frank Barnett,
Mrs. Paul Cammack, Mrs. John
Neuenschwander, Mrs. Mina Cor
ral, Mrs. Inez dray. Special
guests were Miss Lillie Feller,
Mrs. Mable Drager, Mrs. Flor
ence Opala and children, Betty
and Marie. 1 5l I.
I The j hostess was! assisted in
serving refreshments by Mrs.
Clifford Feller.
I Officers for the jjiew year will
be elected January 2 at the War
ren McNeil home, with a no-host
luncheon at noon.!
Hayesville Pupils
Report Bonds Sold
1 HAYESVILLE Of the $80,000
Victory Bond quota for the rural
school children of Marion county,
Hayesville proudly reported as its
contribution $3282.45. Of this, the
Victory Kids had $4750, and the
Peace Builders f 3532.45, thus
making the victory 'kids recipients
of a Christmas party.
' No special Christmas program
will be given at the school this
year, because of scarlet fever land
flu. .; . iff.i;: .
j School was dismissed Friday for
the Christmas vacation, to reopen
January 2. -
'January 2. -$: I vice. !
Christmas Party
Given Thursday
At jHayesville t
HAYESVnXEMembers of the
Woman's dub met at the home
of Mrs. A. F Harvey, Thursday,
for a no hostess turkey dinner.
Th rooms were attractively
decorated with fir boughs and
Christmas decorations. Small
Santa . Clauses decorated the in
dividual tables.- ,
Christmas Carols were sung
and Mrs. M. S. Fisher in the role
of Santa Claus conducted the gift
exchange. . - .
The members who enjoyed the
Christmas festivities were Mrs.
Earl J Bedwell, Mrs. Robin Day,
Ida land Pauline Denny, Mrs.
G. W. Garrison, Mrs. Lottie Mor
rison Mrs. Scott Smith, Mrs. W. H.
HarpEt, Mrs. E. B. Taylor, Mrs.
S. A4 Baldwin, Mrs. William Ray,
Mrs. George Strozut, Mrs. i A.
Stettier, Mrs. Ralph Hensley, Mrs.
W. R- Powers, Mrs. W Peterson,
Mrs. p. Robertson, Mrs, W. Carl
son, Mrs. Leonard Grieg, Mrs.
William Brietzke, Mrs. M. S. Fish
er, and Mrs. Bruce Willis.
Mrs. Elsa Frey and Mrs. Everett
Brown were guests. !j ' 1 -
Altar Society Holds
Parjy at Stayton J
STAYTON The Altar society
of the Catholic church entertained
with' a Christmas party in the
parish ball Monday. Gilts were
exchanged and a no host supper
served. I
Volley Obituaries
Mrs. ! Anna Moody f
- WOODBURN, Dec. 22-(Special)
Mrs. ;Anna Moody, 82, died in a
Salem hospital Friday. Funeral
services will be held at 1:30 on
Monday from Ringo chapel with
final I services at Mt. Crest Abbey
in Salem.
Mrs. Moody was born January
7, 1863, in Sweden and came to
the United States 60 years ago.
For .the last two years she had
beenmaking her home with her
daughters, Mrs. C. L.1 Saunders,
route; 2, Wood burn; other surviv
ors (axe two daughters, Minnie
Mason and Kate Moody, both , of
Portland, three grandchildren and
two great grandchildren. i .
The Rev. M. Wesley Skinner
will officiate at the funeral ser-
Mrs. linn Hostess
F or Birthday Party
SUNNYSIDE Mrs.
Frank
Zinn entertained with two tables
of pinochle for her husband on
bis birthday.4 Honors were won
by Mrs. Roy Falles and Max Al-
ford. A dessert supper was serv
ed at a late hour to the follow
mg guests: Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Ingney of tPortland. Mr. and Mrs
Roy Falles of Salem and Mr., and
xvirs. maxit Aiiord. - Vi S
New Cosing Time i
STAYTON Local grocers an
nounced Wednesday, that begin
tuns ecemoer zs until April l,
food stores will close at 7 p. m.
on Saturday. Other days closing
wut remain the same. " i I :
MKS. SIDDAIX MOVES I
HAYESVILLE Mrs. Elizabeth
Siddall is moving from Cottage st.
to tne home of her son, Galen,
where she expects .to make her
permanent residence.
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Sjvegle pupils
Gjive Program
For Holiday
SWEGLE Before a large aud
ience Swegle school children pre
sen ted the annual Christmas pro
gram Thursday night, with almost
the entire school taking part.
This year a Christmas operetta
entitled "Heigh j Ho Holly" was
given. The program with the cast
of characters were ' as- follows:
father (John) r Leonard Snethren;
mother (Amy) Joan Starr; grand
mother, Delores J Farmen; grand
father, Richard Hoffman; Patricia
(teen-age daughter) Marilyn
Frame; Martha (the maid) Mer-
linet Cozad. The skaters, Intermed
iate girls, with first skater, Mar-
lene Larson; intermediate boysJ
an giris wiw xnute Ariyn ueefi
MUfes motner, (tva Mcuougai);
snoWman, Jack Utterbach.
Jingle bells, second and third
grade pupils. . f t
Shoppers, older girls; Christ
mas greens, third graders. :
v Mexican scene intermediate pu
pils with upper grade girls.
Sleepers, r first grade pupils
carolers, the entire school. Mrs.
C t Stark was: at the piano lor
the! entire program.
. Each child, was presented with
the,1 regular Christmas treat furn
ished by the civic groups of the
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Christmas; 4 to 8 p:niM December 25th
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Christmas Carols and Semi-Classics r
Valley Births!
SILVERTON Born at the Sil-
verton hospital December 19, a
son to Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Burg
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SUNNYSIDEi Av son was born
December 19 ' to Mr. - and Mrs.
Harry Phillips-at. the Deaconess
hospitaL The little boy weighed
seven) pounds 15 ounces1 and has
been i named MichealJ Harry.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd, Phillips of Salem and Mr.
and Mrs. Warren' McNeil of Sun-
nyside. ;; ' f ' - r
district, the community club, and
woman's club. , i
School closed Friday far the va
cation period to open again Janu
ary 2' : .;-.-.t.-'--'
The principal, Mri. E. M. Bank-
ston, wfll be at her home in Salem
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or most of the vacation, enter
taining relatives . for Christmas.
Mrs. I Leonard Cain will be in
Tillamook for part of the holi
days and Mrs. Dorothy! Merrtam
and Mrs. Percy Castle will be tt
their homes, in - .Salem and on
Wallace road.
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SAVING CENTER
I Salem ft West Salem
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at the Hammond electric organ
From 6 P.M.
made in advance. Phone 5585.
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Stayton Church s"
Gets New Pastor
STAYTON The Rev. Jack TyT
rell Baxter has accepted the pas
torate of the Church of Christ
With; his wife and three children
he arrived Thursday from San
Louis Obispo, Calif. . .
Baxter replaces Kenneth Knox
who j went to Roseburg Christian
church October 1.
Hayesville . Scouts v . :
Have Holiday Party
: HAYESVILLE Boy Scout
troop 20 held a Christmas party
Tuesday night at the home . of
their scoutmaster, George Stro
zut. i The members received their
scout calendars and troop insig
nia. 'Eighteen scouts were present.
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