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The OHIGOU STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon. Friday Morning. March 21 1946,
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Salem Rainbow
Girls Guests
At Silverton
SILVERTON. March 21. -(Special
)-Ramona assembly Order of
Rainbow for Girls celebrated its
second anniversary at a dinner
Wednesday. Guests included 30
girls from Chadwick assembly
with Mrs. Wayne Henry, mother
sdviscr, and a number of Eastern
Star members.
Individual cakes bearing can
flies, served as place cards.
Fllovi ing the dinner, the regular
meeting of Ramona assembly was
held with Elsie Jackson, worthy
advisor, and Mrs. W. P. Scarth,
mother advisor, presiding.
Henrys Honored
Ritualistic honors were accord
ed Wayne Henry, member of the
grand executive board, Mrs. Henry
mother advisor of Chadwick as
sembly, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Bach
man, worthy patron and worthy
matron of the Silverton chapter.
Degrees were conferred upon
Louise Hoblitt, Edna Borland, and
Jeanell Gottenberg. Mrs. R. A.
Rish presented Mrs. Scarth with
a gift from Ramona chapter, Sil
verton, in appreciation of the work
she had done as mother advisor.
In charge of the dinner were
Barbara Delaugh, chairman; Pat
Heater, Ann Louise" Heater, Col
leen Egan, Beverly Zimmerman;
flower and decorations, Nancy Ad
ams, Dorthea Scarth and Alice
Miller. Supervision was under
the advisor board consisting of
Mrs. Bachman, Mrs. J. Asboe, Mrs.
Charles Leonard, Mrs. E. A. Fin
lay and Mrs. F. E. Sylvester.
Post-Lenten
Dance Talked
MT. ANGEL, March 21.-(Spec-ial)
-The Knights of Columbus
Tuesday planned initiation for
May 5 and a post-Easter dance and
carnival April 23.
General chairman for the dance
snd caFoival at St. Mary's auditor
ium are Louis Schwab and Rich
ard Foltz. Others on the commit
tee are Andrew Wachter, Andrew
Schmidt, S. C. Schmitt and Eldred
Berning, dance and entertainment;
A. G. Traeger, prizes and awards;
and William Beyer, Carl Mucken,
Louis Bernt and Arthur Schwab,
concession chairmen.
George Schmitt was appointed
chairman of the initiation.
Albert Dieker, grand knight
read an article, "Some Facts About
Spain and Franco."
Mt. Angel Lags in
Red Cross Drive
MT. ANGEL, March 21 (Spe
rial) The ML Angel Red Cross
drive which started late is lagging
with only $498.45 of its $1475
quota turned in. The only district
over the top is MeKee, which col
iected $83.00 against a quota of
$75.00.
ML Angel's quota for last year
was $2,240 and $2,825.75 was
turned in.
Valley Obituaries
David Aujrust Keil
AURORA, March 21.-(Special)
David August Keil, 75, of route 2,
Aurora died at the family home,
Tuesday morning. He was born
November 11, 1870 in the Aurora
district where he had lived his
entire lifetime. His vife, Frede-
ricka, whom he married in 1892,
died in 1935.
Surviving are a son, William,
a daughter, Ethel Knorr, two bro
thers, Lewis and Henry Keil and
one grandchild, all of Aurora.
Funeral services will be held
today at 2:30 p. m. at the Miller
Funeral home with burial in Au
rora cemetery.
Valley Briefs
Lebanon Thursday the Jun
ior Women's club held its birth
day party at the FHA hall. The
program was arranged by Mild
red Phelps and Lorraine Blalock.
The refreshment committe was
Willa Huston, Jean Morgan, Flor
ence Dennison and Vivian Simpson.
Aumsville, March 21 (Special)
The Aumsville lire department
was called to the Shaw parochial
school Monday but the fire was
under control when it arrived.
Aurora The Farmers Union,
Arbor Grove local, will hold a pie
social at Donald school March 29
at 8 o'clock. Every family is to
bring a basket or pie to the month
ly meeting, after which the social
will be held. A program is plan
ned. The public is invited.
Silverton Mrs. Frank Porter,
lecturer, announced the Silverton
grange meeting for tonight with
a "pick-up" program at 8 p. m.
at Legion hall. During the bus
iness session visitations will be
discussed.
Raynor Smith
To Discuss
Life in India
SILVERTON. March 2WSDec
ialj-The Rev. S. Raynor Smith,
pastor of the Jason Lee church
Salem will be guest speaker to
ght at the Builder's class month-iho-host
dinner at the Methodist
church. Twelve years a missionary
nnaia, his topic will be "What
.Happening In India Now." ir
hai also promised to exhibit In-
jan articles.
Lions Club Plans
Return of Oreson
Symposium Team
SILVERTON, March 21 -(Special)-
Community recreation was
featured at the discussion meet
ing of the Silverton Lions club
Wednesday night following the
weekly dinner at Toney's.
Paul Reiling, Mt. Angel coach,
gave the talk of the evening on
recreation. William Black pre
sided. Announcement was made that
the University of Oregon sym
posium team will return to Sil
verton at the April 10 meeting of
the Lions club. Columbia valley
authority will be the topic.
Cases for need of eye examina
tion and care were reported to
the club and the sight conserva
tion committee was asked to in
vestigate and make provisions
for the need.
Large Group Served
At GAA Banquet
At Albany High
ALBANY, March 21 -(Special)
Probably the largest group ever
served at a banquet of the girls'
athletic association of the Albany
high school was that of Tuesday
in the USO building. Places were
set for 80 members and the wom
en teachers. The high school col
ors of crimson and gold were used
as the color scheme, with flowers
and candles furthering the decoration.
The program consisted of
whistling solos by Barbara Bus
sard, violin selections by Myra
Fern Walker, and electric vibra
phone numbers by Marjori Chris
tiansen.
Lebanon Boy Hurt
When Pick-up Backs
LEBANON, March 21-(Special)
James Thexton, 5, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Thexton was hospitalized
Tuesday with possible pelvic in
juries after he was struck by the
pickup driven by C. A. Parker,
manager of the local housing pro
ject. The child who was going to
ride in the back of the pickup
became confused when he jumped
out to recover his hat which blew
off and got behind the car which
was being backed in turning.
George L. Taylor
LEBANON, March 21-(Special)
Funeral services were held Mon
day, March 18 in the Howe-Huston
funeral chapel for George L.
Taylor, 70, who died March 16.
Burial was in the Gilliland ceme
tary. Taylor, who had "lived in
Sweet Home for the past five
years and was employed by the
Powers-Davis lumber company,
came to this vicinity from Powers,
where he worked 25 years. He had
no known relatives."
Mrs. McElhaney
Hostess to Club
UNION HILL, March 21-(Special)-
Mrs. Byron McElhaney and
Mrs. Henry Erickson gave a
demonstration on buffet lunch
eons at the home of the former
on Tuesday.
At the business meeting plans
were made for the spring festival
in Salem.
GUESTS AT SWEGLE
SWEGLE, March 21 -(Special)
Guests this past week at the Roy
Blanchard home on Garden road
were their daughter, Mrs. Harold
Badger and family, from Tacoma.
A public library book may
reach as many as 250 people In its
lifetime.
Wanted. ,
2 Young lien and 2 Women
to Work and Learn Food
Business Good Starling Pay.
Rapid. Advancement
Apply in Person
J. L Busick & Sons
This week the Methodist church
welcomed sixteen new members.
At Trinity Lutheran church a
social hour will follow the Luther
league regular topic hour Sunday
night. The church council will
meet Monday night at 8 p. m.
Immariuel Senior Guild meets
Wednesday at 2 p. m. with hostess
es to include Mrs. Harold Satern
and Mrs. Reidar Poverud.
The Rev. O. C. Olson of Calvary
church announces his aid society
for Wednesday 2 p. m. at the
church social rooms with Mrs.
Joseph LeRud as hostess.
The farm woodlands in New
York state aggregate more than
4,000,000 acres.
Royal Neighbors
Plant Shrubbery
Around Lodge Hall
SILVERTON, March 21 -(Special)-
At the Tuesday night meet
ing of the Royal Neighbors plans
were discussed for the April 2
meeting and birthday night. Giv
ing readings Tuesday night were
Josephine Hartman, Edna Walk
er and Edith Grace.
In charge of the kitchen were
Ethel McClungj Mrs. H. B. Mad
den and Mrs. Frank Porter, the
latter also in charge of decorations.
Wednesday the Royal Neighbor
club met at the MWA hall and
planted shrubbery. An exchange
of plants was held. Drill team
practice for the state convention
in Salem on April 16 and 17
completed the afternoon.
Visitors Ntel at
Aumsville Home
AUMSVILLE, March 21 -(Special)-
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Maloney
and son of Roseburg were visit
ors at the L. D. Robert, jr., home
last week,
Mrs. Arthur Coats was called
to Orchards, Wash., Tuesday by
the death of her monther, Mrs.
Elva E. Scott.
Graduate Nurse Goes
To India Mission
LEBANON, March 21-(Special)
Miss Verna Zeitler, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zeitler will
sail for India March 23 on the SS
Hershey of the American Presi
dent Line. She expects to spend
the next five years in India as
a medical missionary. Miss Zeitler
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