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Tli OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon. Saturday Morning, April 13, 1946 PAGE THREE Aid r Willamette a! lev I ews ..V From The Statesman's Community Correspondents Attend Rail v At Dayton JEFFERSON, April 12 (Spe-f tlalV The Dayton Pioneer Evan gelical church was host Wednes day for thi Salem Area Womani Missionary (Society rally, attended by a large Croup. From the Jeffer son Erangelical WMS were Anna ' Klampe, Mr. Albert Meyers, Mrs. Karl Kihs, Mrs. George Kihs, Mrs. Nettie Beeves. Mrs. A. W. Oliver and Mrs. John Kihs. Mrs. W. K. Cooksley of Dayton, president, conducted the meeting. M rs. Wilmer Brown of .Salem pre sided at the Piano. The devotions were conducted j by Mrs. Arthur Evans and Mrs. Willard Backer. Special music was presented by Edna Wright, and a freshman trio of the Dayton high i school sang several numbers. In' the forenoon,, Ex-Chaplain Dean Vermillion spoke on "Our Missionary Responsibility at - Home. The) afternoon speaker was Mrs. James Slat of Portland, who told of the Christian Friend liness work of the Baptist church. The banner jwas awarded to the Clear Lake society with a 100 per cent attendance. Seven life members and one j memorial member were received. Th'fall rally Will be held at the Sweet Home church. - MILL CITY Mr. and Mrs. James V. Giebler of Idanha who were married April t in Vancoaver. Wash. Mrs. Giebler la the former May Lemker of Mill City. -r- New Scout Troop Forniecl Jin Talbot : Lyie Leigh ton, Salem scout ex ecutive, officiated st the install ation of new boy scout troop. No. S3 of Talbot. Friday evening at the Talbot community club. The troop charter was presented by Lejghton followed by a tenderfoot Investiture and installation of troop leaders and committeemen. Walter Franz' is the new scout master assisted- by George Mor is It, both off Jefferson. Troop commi tteemen Include Chairman Almon Winn. Jack W. Gihnan, Delmer Davidson and Keith Al len, all of Jefferson. The regular weekly meetings of troop 63 will be held in the gym nasium on ' the J. H, Turnidge farm. The troop is sponsored by the , Sydney Talbot Farmer's union. , t.ti 1 Montaiians Smelt Fish At Portland MILL CITY, April 12 (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Opie Clark of Wc- Ra lLfrtnt viciterl hi Kicter fr Cecil Lake and family last week. They accompanied Mrs. Lake, Mrs. Mel Robinson and Francis Cain on a fishing trip to the Sandy river and returned with 50 pounds of smelt. Mrs. Charles Peters and sons of Prineville were weekend guests of friends here. Robert Olin, recently discharged from the navy and his brother, Fred, discharged after six years in the army, spent two days re newing acquaintance with friends here. They lived here when their father, F. R. Olin, was manager of the Hammond Lumber Co. mill and moved to Vernon ia. The Odd Fellows of Mill City were hosts at a district conven tion Saturday and the Rebekahs served dinner to 78. One hundred and fifty attended. A San t Lam district Sunday school convention was held at the church of Christ April 7. The Rev. J." A. Tyrell Baxter was conven tion speaker. Toil Needlecraft 4 lays 0 title pendence Chapter Plana for Reception Woman's Post Joins Council; At Mt. Angel MT. ANGEL, April JJ -(Special)- More than ISO Legionnaires and auxiliary members attended the Marion county council meet? ing here Thursday night. Five women from post No. l49. the all women Pioneer posf- of Salem, were present. Velma Mc Namara, commander, and four companions were welcomed. -The posts represented were Aurora, Mt. Angel, Salem No. 8 and I Sa lem No. 149, Silverton;, Stay ton, St. Paul and Woodburn. Fred Lucht of Mt Angel, pres ident of the council, presided, assisted by Irl McSherry of .Sa lem, council secretary. Surplus supplies for veterans ' was dis cussed but no action was tauten. The council voted to irefer back to the post for approval the amendment which makes possible the membership in the council of any post in the county with out being voted in. Phaen Sayre of Aurora, dist rict commander, spoke on mem bership, f A The next council meeting sU be June 14 at Aurora, The women's meeting, con ducted by Maude Price, assisted by Mae Heggie who acted as sec retary in place of Nellie Jones whofwas ill. Mrs. Cletus Butsch directed the program. Several: department officers were present and each save a short tallf- Edith Brown, depart ment membership chairman; Mae Whitcom'tL department secretary, who invjted all to attend the banquet for the national presi dent in Portland April 17; Thelma Andresort, department historian, and Nota Francis, past depart ment president, touched on a number of subjects important to the auxiliary. The St. Paul unit extended a general invitations to a Poppy dance at St. Paul on May 24.: Valley Briefs Silverton Charles Walker is in the Oregon City hospital fol lowing a logging accident near Molalia in which he received sev eral fractured ribs, a broken hip and injuries to his other leg. v Mill City The vetrd choir of the Albany First Presbyterian church will piwent an Eater cantata at the local Presbyterian church Sunday, April 14, at 4 p.m. Blessing of Palms Will Mark Catholic Observance in Valley The bleysing of the palm.Oad reading of the account of the pas sion in the gospel acrording to St. Matthew will mark Palm Sunday observance in the Catholic churches of Salem and the Willamette val ley as throughout the United States and the world arid the final approach to the Easter time. f The story of the passion will be' read at least two masses at each of the Salem churches Sunday Jefferson WomeiiJ Hear Reviews 3 JEFFERSON, April 12 spe cial) Bouquets of spring flowers made the library rooms attractive for the Woman's club Wednesday afternoonr'Mrs. Paul Smith, Mrs. David H. Looney and Mrs. 3Htal INDEPENDENCE, April 12 j Reeves were hostesses . for the (Special)- A covered di.h dinner j afternoon. Mrs. Charles Jlart read was held St the Eastern Star ; the scripture verse, and garden chapter meeting Tuesday night. I verse was given In answer to roll Thone in charge were Nell Link, j call. :i Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Jrwn, Mr. j Mr, v.ri,m ;i and Mrs. John Donallson. ' Mr. ,.Th4 and' Mrs. Ira Mix,, Mrs. Clares Powell and Mrs. O. A. Wohenton. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rogers are worthy patron and matron. Plans for a reception to honor Philip Schweizer, chairman of the con stitution and laws committee, and Alice Robinson of the creden tials committee of the grand chapter, were made for time in May. The next meeting will be guest night for Rhodendeon and Euclid chapters as special guests. Ini tiation will be held. Palm Sunday Service Plan At Silverton SILVERTON. April 12 (Special) Palm Sunday will be observed at Immanuel Lutheran church with special music at 11 a. m. and the Sunday school Easter program will be given Palm Sunday at 8 p. m. Holy Thursday and Good Friday will be observed with com munion at 8 p. m. Thursday and 10:30 a. m. Friday and the regu lar Good Friday services, Friday night at 8 o'clock. Memorial services for George W. Sol berg -will cloud festivities at Calvary Lutheran church Sun day at 11 o'clock. Holy Thursday service, with the last supper illus trated, will be held at 7:30 p. m. and Good Friday in the Norwegian language at 11. At Trinity church a fellowship dinner will be served Sunday noon with hostesses including Mrs.r Olaf Anderson. Mrs. Julia Carpenter. Thora Aarestad, Mrs Olga Booth and Mrs. Melvin Wpl dahl. A. special program will be given by the afternoon group of the Dorcas society. Sunday school teachers will meet st the parson age, Tuesday 8 p. m. Mission cir cle at the church Wednesday p. m., Mrs. Alf O. Nelson, hostess Holy Communion services Thurs day at 8 p. m. Norwegian com munion service, Friday at 10:30 a. m. Holy Thursday will be observed with communion services at the Methodist church at candle-lighted tables in the social rooms of the church. once at the mass when the palms are blessed. At St. Vincent de Paul's it will be at the 9 a.m. mass and at St. Jospeh's at 6:30 mass. The palms will be distrib uted to members of the congre gation at that and later maws and at the Sunday evening de votions. Fear Gopel Read The gospel of the pasMon will be read three times again at masses during holy week. The pas-ion from the gospel accord ing to St. Mark will be read Tuesday morning, Wednesday morning the story of the passion according to St. Luke, and then on Good Friday tire passion story according to St. John will be read as part of the mass of the presanctified. Only one mass will be read in each church on Holy Thursday when the church observes the memorial of the institution of the sacrament of the euchrist. Plan Three Hour Service the 10:30 ma?s at St. Luke's in Woodburn and will be distribut ed then and at the afternoon ser vice at 4. Other masses will be at 7 and 8:30. Mass on Holy Thursday will be at 8:30 and on Good Friday the mass of the pie sanctified will be celebrated at 8:30 and ttaltorui of the cross will be at 7:43 p.m. Mt Angel Clones I'p The blessing of the palms at St. Mary's in Mt. Angel will be at 10:30 with distribution , only following that mass. Other masses there are at 5:30, 6:30, 8 and 8:30. The mass of the pre-sanctified will be celebrated In St. Mary's at 9 a m. and the the entire town of Mt. Angel will close up for the service of the three hours agony, noon until 3 p.m. st St. Mary's. Sacred Heart parish in Gervais will have the blessing of the palms at 8 with distribution then and following the 10 o'clock mass. Mass on Holy Thursday Following the mass at each Ra- ""d the mass of the pre-sarx'ti- tracedl the growth of nationalism and read, "Set the Clock by Nor man Corwin. Twenty-six mem bers and two guests. Mrs. Herify Thiessen and Mrs. G. A. Reeher of Salem, were present. TJt Mrs. Gilbert Looney will be program leader for the next club meeting, and hostesses will be Mrs. some, Herbert Looney, Mrs. William Brown and Mrs. Kenneth Brown, Full-blown rases and bright butterflies, will ) decorate many linens. Outline and single' stitch make it easy enough for a be ginner, j ', Here's simple stitchery to col or napkins, towels, scarfs . . . everything. Pattern ' 831 has a .transfer of 18 mojifs ixl to 7x inches. ! j - -- r Send riFTEE CENTS In coins for thai pattern to Th Oregon Statesman, Kediecrart Dept . Salem. Ore. Print jaiamry FATTfas KIMBH, your tiAMt and AnoaKSS. fifteen cents more brings you our awt WnUfTi(1 Catalogu th -m edition 111 UlustraUons of de tifM f-.CTOcbt. knitting, quiita. m ferotdery. toys, handicraft a fre pattera for cwddJ toys printed right ia tv eatalocu. i Aumaville Girl WeI Salem Sailor in East " AUMSVILLE, April 12 (Spe cial). Bernice Sherman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sherman, of Aumsville. was married to Lee Hughes, BM 1c, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hughes, of Salem, March 19. at Norfolk, Va. The Hughes came from Virginia by train and are visiting friends and relatives until he reports to Seattle for reassignment April 14. Mrs. Hughes will stay in Salem. ltfusic and hula dancing are fea tures of the opening of the Hawai ian legislature. Dorothy Rensch Is Keizer Church SHakej KEIZER Dorothy Rensch filled the pulpit at the Keizer Community church Sunday, April 7, in the absence of the Rev. Da vid Hamm who was ill with the flu. Miss Rensch has been guest speaker St Keizer on - two other Sundays. A- Valley Births -I Mill Cily Couple Married Sunday MILL CITY. April 12-(Special) Mrs. Mary Van Verdo of Port land and Albert Toman Of Mill City were married at an Impres sive church ceremony in Port land Saturday, April 6. A recep tion was held Sunday st the Heathman hotel. After a brief honoymoon trip the couple will be at home in Mill City where Toman owns and operates a grocery and dry goods store. SILVERTON, April 12 (Special) A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Will (Margaret An derson) in Seattle, April 10. She is the grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Anderson of Silverton, Aumsrille Girl Given Party Upon Birthday AUMSVILLE Mrs. S e lm e r Brown was honored April 9 with a surprise party in compliment to her birthday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. George Schlies and daughter Louann of Stayton; Mr. and Mrs. Tony Wiesenfels. Leone and Clar ence, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Carl son of Aumsville, Mr. George Given, Mrs. Sadie Peterson, Mrs. May Wilson of Turner; Mrs. Sel mer Brown and daughters Dariel and Coy. An informal evening was en joyed with entertainment and re freshments served. Survivors of sea disasters can how be located by means of an underwater sound system capable nf detecting the explosion of a small TNT rescue bomb 2000 kniles away. lem Catholic church and in most of the churches of the valley the procession will be held to the altar of repope where adoration will continue throughout the day. The mass of the pre-sanctified Will be celebrated at St. Vincent de Paul church at 8 a.m. and then in the afternoon adoration of the cross, stations starting at 2:30. The mass of the pre-sanctified will be part of the three hour service from noon to 3 p.m. at St. Joseph's. This has been the schedule for this, one of the larg est parishes outside of Portland, for several years on Good Friday. The palms will be blessed at Mill City Women Plan for Banquet MILL CITY, April 12 (Special) The Church of Christ. Home Build ers class and missionary society met Wednesday with Mrs. Natalie Swift. They voted to buy an Easter lily for the church and a commit tee, with Grace Cook as chairman, was appointed to arrange a mother-daughter banquet May 10. The missionary society accepted an invitation to attend a rally at Silverton May 1. and postpone the regular meeting. Refreshments were served Alyene Hathaway, Vesta Golden, Grace Hutchinson, Alura Chance, Virgie Johnson, Esther Stephens, Ruth Poole, Grace Cooke, Neva Kerber, Gladys Chance, Mrs. C. W. Arthur, Mrs. Frank Jackson, Mrs.1 Glen Shelton. Mrs. George Fluke. Mrs. H. I. Plymale and the hostess. Natalie Swift. Amity Churche Plan For Easter Services AMITY, April 12 -(Special) The three churches of Amity are planning special programs for Palm Sunday and Easter. The Christian church will have spe cial services April 17, 18 and 19, with all departments participat ing on Easter day. The Methodist choir is prepar ing special music for Palm Sun day and the Sunday school will have its program Easter morning. Girl Scout Worker To Be in Silverton SILVERTON, April 12 (Special) Mrs. Fred Kafer, Salem, national Girl Scout ' executive, will speak here Monday at an all-day train- ng course for Brownie leaders here. Intermediate leaders meet with Mrs. Kafer at 1:30, the ex ecutive board at 3 and at 4 she will speak to high school and 8th grade girls interested In scouting. She will also speak at a no-host 30 dinner at the lunch room. About 9.5 percent or 8,500,000 acres of the total land area of California is under cultivation. ATTEIITIOII Fiiiumns V7t) pay highest . allow able cosh prices for drtd aLj S your nearest Safeway Store) manaaer for complete de trrTls. j ' .'.SAFEWAY IP On (D hd o nsii jp lln s 5Qiniifl IHxaiMo MdDDDlEtKMIIElEnD We have received a Quantity shipment ef automatic record changers. These changers are far so per lor te any automatic record playing instrament ever made - before. They . will not break or chip records. They have an en tirely light ,tone arm. There is j nothing made that will . out-perform this unit It i can be used ss a replaee- . ment in year present combination, or It can be con- netted te any radio and yea will be amazed at the superior tone yon will ret! SEE THE DEMONSTRATION IN OUR WINDOW .KB courts. HEIDER'S I ' i " ' - . PHONE 7522 fied on Good Friday will be at 8 a.m. The Oregon parish, which with the arch diocese of Portland is observing its first centenary this year. St. Louis in the community of St. Louis or the old French Prairie, will like other Catholic parishes observe Palm Sunday with the blessing and distribu tion of the palms at "-8:30 a.m. ' Silverton Has Schedule Palms will be blessed at the 10 o'clock mass at St. Paul's parish in Silverton and distributed then and again at the evening service. Another mars will be celebrated at 8 a.m. High mass will be cele brated, Holy Thursday at 8 a.m., followed by procession and ado ration, throughout the day. The mass of the pre-sanctified will be at 8 a.m. on Good Friday with the three hour service of the pas sion from noon until 3 pm. The Holy Saturday services In all Catholic churches are long and start early. The blessing of the new fire, the Easter water, the Easter candle Whjch will be X during every parish mass from then until the reading of the gos pel on the feast of the Ascension. 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