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I i 11 The Stat mcnw Salem. Or MiH-Willamette VallNewsJ From JTh SitiittmmC Cmmmmmity Cmrmpamdimti , - Few Corners Mr. and Mrs. C Ray Osborn art on a two weeks vacation to California. They will attend' the wedding of their 0 youngest son. Faye, in. Los An gelas, November 24. Later they will go to Indiana, their former residence, to visit her mother, oth er relatives and friends. They will visit another son, Lee, in Sacra mento. Stay ten A covered dish 6:30 pjn. dinner and motion picture will be neid at tne rieDeJcan looge Tuesday, November 26. Pictures will include lodge films, some taken overseas, and parade and bean festival pictures. Victor Point Attending the Future Farmers sanquet in su verton were Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Miller, Dale Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lorence, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jaquet. North Howell Local members who attended National Grange sessions in Portland last week were Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Dunn, Mrs. Thomas Bump and Mrs. John Beals. Reiser The Keizer Parents' club will meet with the club sponsored troop 41 of Boy Scouts in the Keizer school gymnasium at 8 p.m. Tuesday, with the par ents of scout-age and cub scout age boys particularly invited to attend by H. P.Teets, scoutmas ter, and Paul GeiL. troop com mittee chairman. Also attending will be W. M. Romine and Elmer Kleinke, Cherry City district scout commissioners, and senior scouts of this area. Plans for a cub scout pack will be made. Jefferson Robert Downing, who has been living with his ne phew. Marvin Hutchings, has moved to his new place, built on acreage bought of J. J. Denson oil Third street. Bethel Navy Chief Petty Of ficer and Mrs. R. W. Gerdef came from Mare island to visit in the J. M. Nichols home. He was on the S. S. Fulton at Biltini during the atomic tests and arrived re cently in San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hain took the guests for a holiday- to points on the Oregon coast Gerdef will be dis charged soon, and they are on the way north to see about a position offered him. North Howell Howard Coom ler of Silvertan has purchased 20 acres of timber and partly cleared land joining the Earl Rickard farm on the Seism road. He is logging the trees for a local saw mill. McAIpin Attending Silverton Future Farmers of America ban auet were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eriksen, John Eriksen. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Fisher. Lawrence Fish er. Walter McElhaney, Howard and Donald Mader. Fonr Corners Mrs. Albert i Brant, who underwent a major , operation at a local hospital, will return home this week. Liberty Frank Judd and Earl Miller have leased the store building across from United Growers cannery, and. Judd is starting a radio repair shop. Unit ed Growers recently completed a large cafeteria in its building. MeAIpin Robert Humphreys returned Wednesday from Cald well. Ida., where he went with his cousin, Wallace Humphreys of Stayton, on a business trip. Liberty Mrs. N. F. Rounds of Bagley. Minn., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ralph Dent, and will be in the state for a month. We Have Again Genuine 54-Gauce First Quality DuPonts On Sal As Long As -ThoT Last Open Until 8 P. M. HOLLYWOOD BOOK Ci GIFT SHOP 1373 N. Capitol Ph. S413 I Complete O Planting repairs. O Drains cleaned scientifically, ELECTDIC nclor driven cables. O Skilled workmen. O Dependable service. 'Saturday; Wot aber 23. 1348 I MeAlpln Dorothy Lang is now living in Salem, where she is em ployed. Mrs. Nettie Downing of Stayton visited the Eric Fishers. North Howell A family Thanksgiving dinner is planned for Sunday, November 24, at the grange hall. Basket dinner at noon and family program later. I Jefferson W. L. Jones, Dr. C. G. Petersen and Postmaster C. C Miller have returned from a duck hunt at Goose lake, Lake county. , Amity ' Members of the high school play cast for "Its a Great Life" are Wilbert Stumpy, Shir ley Davidson, John Mauman, Or la Deedon, Phyllis Meeker, Jeannette Kirkwood, Dorothy Hi non, Claude Rarabaugh, Lorraine Cresswell, Lucille Vandelaar. By ron Scoggin, Marlys Russell and Richard Johnson. Jefferson The Mothers Tea sponsored by the Parent Teachers association was attended by 22 mothers and one high school (eacher, Josephine Getchell. Girls of the home economics depart ment served. The Christmas cards for sale by the PTA were on dis play in the Home Ec room. A tea will be given for grade school mothers on December 15. Stayton A youth party will be held Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Baptist parsonage to which all youn peoole of the community are invited. Helen Wells, youth worker of the church, will be in charge. Jefferson Sara Hutchings has returned from Louisville. Ky., where sKe. visited her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Burt, and great aunt, Ella Giltner. She made the trip by plane. En, route home she stopped in Chicago to visit an uncle. Print le -Plans for the bazaar to be held November 30 at the club house were made at the meeting of the Pringle Woman's club Wednesday at the club house. Fifteen members and three guests were present. Jefferson The Rev. Sam Wil son, minister of the Church of God, and Mrs. Wilson have re turned from an extended stay at Shawnee, Okla. They remained longer than they had planned, be cause of the serious illness of his brother. En route they visited in Pomona, Calif., and were gone three and a half months. Pedee Mission Society Meets on Tuesday PEDEE The Women's Mission ary society met with Thera Wo oer Tuesday with iz memners nnxpnt The studv book lesson on "India" was given by Mrs. H. B. vickers. flans were maae lor nf eift-s in December and for a Christmas package to Europe, visitors present were Mrs. William Birchell. Mrs. Deb ney Arnold, Virginia Burbank and Mrs. Wayne Cook of Port land who is visitine her sister. Mrs. J. W. McCormick. Valley Obituaries DOROTHEA P. HUTCHINSON STAYTON Funeral services were held Monday, November 18, for Dorothea Pearl Hutchinson, 55, who died November 15, in Aumsville. The Rev. K. E. Krocker of Aumsville Wesleyan Methodist church officiated, burial in Lone Oak cemetery. Born in Vincent May 15, 1891, her early childhood was spent in eastern Oregon. She was married January 5, 1921, in Walla Walla, Wash., to Omar R. Hutchinson who survives. They lived for a time in California but returned to Oregon. She was a member of Stayton post American Legion auxiliary. In addition to the widower, survivors are her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Gulliford; brother Claire; sister-in-law Christine who was her constant nurse in her illness; nephew, Jack Guili ford; niece, Lillian Gescher; grand-nephews and a grand niece. MONITOR Funeral services were held Wednesday in Wood-; bum for Mrs. Leona Bertha Radtke, 25, the former Leona Ballweber, who died at a Port land hospital November 18, after a long illness. Survivors are the widower, Fred Radtke of Sherwood; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Byron F. Ballweber, and a sister, Ruth Schneider of Monitor. Burial at the Riverview Abbey, Portland. Navy Chaplain Speaks Sunday In Local Church Lt (jg) Henry E. Austin, navy chaplain, stationed at Astoria, will speak at the First Presbyterian church Sunday at 7:30 pjn. It is the monthly youth night service at the church, and several young people will have a part in the service. : Chaplain Austin is a graduate of Swarthmore college, Swarth more. Pa., and of Eastern Baptist seminary. Following 1 the comple tion of his training for the min istry, he was commissioned and served with the marine amphi bious corps at Saipan, Tinian, Iwo Jima and in Japan. Dr. Chester W. Hamblin will preach in the morning on The Sanctity of Property.' Mrs. Ralph Dobbs, organist, win play An dante from fFireside Fancies" by Clokey and ?Now Thank We All Our God" by Karg-FJert. The choir, under?the direction of Vir ginia Ward Elliott, will sing "Praise the Lord, O Jerusalem," by Maunder, and "Prayer of Thanksgiving," an old Netherland tune. S Women Protest Sugar Surplus Withholding LINCOLN A protest against withholding of surplus sugar from market was voiced by members of the Lincoln Good Will club in res olutions adopted this week at the meeting at the T. L. Hicks home. The resolution was addressed rthe department of agriculture, Wash ington, D. G. Five dollars was voted by mem bers for the Children's Farm Home at Cprvallis and members will contribute used clothing for the home. These are to be collect ed at the Nels Yenckel place. An all-day Christmas meet ing will be held December 12 with a gift exchange. An auction and carnival will be held December 6 at the Lincoln Community club, proceeds to be used for Christmas treats. Lincoln Club Women at Rickreall Meeting LINCOLN Mrs. H. D. Burns, president, and Mrs. Nels Yenckel, past president of Lincoln Goodwill club, accompanied by Mrs. Lois Craeford, secretary-treasurer, and member Mrs. Harry Phillip, rep resented tne club at the Polk county Federation of Rural Wom en's clubs at an all-day meeting at Rickreall. Mrs. Crawford made the report.: Mrs. El wood Cooper, past president of the Spring Val ley Home Missionary society, and Mrs. Crawford, former secretary, represented; that organization. Mrs. L. I. Mickey of Lincoln is now at home after being in a Portland hospital. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Burns had as recent guests Mrs. Lillian Hurd of Albany and Mrs. S. D. Gerky. North Howell Grange Elects New Officers NORTH HOWELL Grange of ficers elected are Master, George Cline; overseer, Roy Dunn; lec turer, Mrs. W. J. King; chaplain, Mrs. Amy; Beer; secretary, Mrs. Thomas Bump; treasurer, Mrs. P. A. Wood; steward, W. J. King; L. A. S., Mrs. M. A. Dunn; assist ant steward, M. A. Dunn; Ceres, Mrs. H. C. Espe; Pomona, Mrs. George Cline; Flora, Mrs. Vernie Leighty; executive committee member, Mrs. W. H. Stevens. Silverton Lutherans Plan for Thanksgiving SILVERTON Thanksgiving services will be held in two churches Thursday. The Rev. S. L. Almlie and the Rev. M. J. K. Fuhr have announced services for 10:30 a.m. at Immanuel and Tri nity churches. Two Silverton churches will PLEASE ACCEPT Our Cordial Invitation to Inspect Our New Oldsmobile Convertible Hydramatic Drive Equipped with Automatic Window, Seat, Top Regulartors. NOW ON DISPLAY f .J... riM-fc 465 Center Street LOLier LirOS. Salem, Oregon IDO YOU Ilexl Winier Ileial Interlocking Service Gaanateed fer Free estimates rnr have new minister December i. At the First Christian church! the Rev. Arthur Bates takes over, and at Calvary Lutheran church the Rev. James Tofte, formerly of Astoria, will be installed. The Rev. Bates replaces' the Rev. Russell Myers, who went to Milton, and the Rev. Tofte fills the vacancy left by the Rev. O. C Olson, who lias retired to Everett, Wash. I to- hj m i i: Linfield learn Coming Sunday This is youth weekend at Cal- vary Baptist church. Conducting activities, which began Friday with a social, are the "Gospel teams from Linfield college. Dr. H. Pol lard, head of the department' of religion, is the team's advisor and will accompany them. Sunday the teams will lead the Intermediate department of the Sunday school and take part in the morning service. At S p. m. all young people of the church meet for a supper and a program pre sented entirely by the teams. The Evangelistic service presented en tirely by the teams at 7:30. p. m. Sunday. The teams follow the dfsciple ship plan and covered large areas last summer conducting weekday Bible schools, helping the Sunday schools .and churches wherever there was need. SELECT JUDGES SILVERTON S elected as judges for the Silverton Business and Professional Women's club contest, "Why I hop in Silver ton," are Mayor George Chris tenson, M. B. Ford, principal of the grade school, and E. A. Finlay, local electrician. The contest ends Saturday and the winner will be announced on November 30 when the chamber of commerce has its opening day for the Christmas shopping period. Mrs. Harold Roop is chairman of the commit tee. Public Records CIRCUIT COURT James J. Maden and Roy A. Maden vs Fred Lockyear: Defendant filet answer admitting and denying and en ters counter claim for $S5S general damages and $500 special damages for alleged replacement of parts and workmanship of plaintiffs on a tractor. Salem Air Service vs Leo G. De vane y and others: Defendants file de murrer. Harold C White vs Deena Hart. Thomas Owen and Doris M. Etkmin: Judgment for defendant Doris M. Eck man on verdict of jury. John R. Frey vs state industrial accident commission : Jury allows plaintiff partial disability pay for arm injury. Suit appealed from commis sion decision deaving disability pay. PROBATE COURT Louis Lachmund estate: Order to distribute and transfer securities and approving final account and decreeing distribution. Marguerite Goebel estate: Order fixes December 31 as time for hearing on final account. Andrew Beck estate: Order extend ing time for filing inventory and ap praisement to December 20. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Joe Edgar Walker, jr.. 21. student, and Dorn May Yates. 19. domestic, both of Woodburn. William C. Howard. Jr.. It. appren tice plumber, and Dolores J. Stein bruck. 16. both of Salem. Billy Mex Sturtevant. 21. caterpillar operator. 2505 State st . Salem, and Lois Jandera. 18. 642 Edgewater St., West Salem. JUSTICE COURT Ed Sink, route 1. Aurora, charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor, held to answer to grand Jury. Edna Crissman. 1880 Center rt.. pleaded innocent to larceny, jury trial set November 26. Clarence Albert Eldridge. Aurora, two charges of drunk driving, fined a total of S3S0 and sentenced to 30 davs in ail. notice of appeal filed. Ray C. Elliott. Portland.; non-support, waived preliminary examination and held to answer to grand jury. MUNICIPAL COURT R. L, Clark. 2340 S. 12th it., Ulegal reverse turn, fined $2 50. R. E. Hall. 653 N. 16th st. Violation of the basic rule, fined $5. T. E. Andrew, route 7. violation of basic rule, posted $5 bail. D. G. Sindown. reckless driving, fined $25. J. S. Rauch. Bremerton. Wash., vio lation of the basic rule, ported $10 bail. R. S. Hamilton. Salem auto motel, failure to stop, posted $2-50 bail. KNOW? that the amount of cold air that enters the ave rage home through the cracks around doors and windows is the same as leaving one average size window wide open all the time? Slop Those Oralis Save cn Fuel De Conforiable by Installing Wealhenitipping lifetime ef yecrr hems N bligmttm 9f ion Expanse $1158 Lyman Rosa, D, Eloha, expend ed $1158.15 in: conducting his cam paign for representative in con gress, first congressional district at the recent general' election, ac cording to : an expense account filed in the' state department here Friday. i Friday was the last day for candidates at the general election to file their , expense accounts. Other expense accounts filed Friday included Cliff Knodell, R, Albany, for state senator, second district,! $99.90. Group Considers Changes in Set-Up Of Legislature Governor Earl SnelTs commit tee to consider changes in pro cedure of the Oregon legislature with a view of speeding up ope rations held an executive meet ing here Friday afternoon at the call of Senator Howard tfelton. i I S h IS DESSES 8.7S 5.99 4.99 4.99 3.99 s. 7.TS .99 21.00 fie lio AH action and discussion at the meeting was ("oft the record," with the report of the committee to be filed i with the governor prior to the next legislative ses sion in January. In attendance at the meeting other than Senator Belton were Senators Ernest FaOand, Condon, and Eugene Marsh, McMinnville; Representative Earl Hill, Cush man. Lane county; chief clerks of the senate and bouse; chief clerks of the two committees on en rolled, and engrossed bills,: and Blaine. McCord, Woodburn, clerk of the house committee on legis lation and rules. Representative H. T. Hesse, Hillsboro, : was not in attendance. Pastor Compares Character, Credit Credit ratings cannot be di vorced from character. Dr. Ches ter Hamblin told members of the Salem Credit association Friday noon. Persons who have good credit ratings have developed their sense of responsibility, and it remains for the business houses to dem onstrate their sense of responsi bility toward those seeking credit, the speaker said. Prices Greatly Deduced! SHOP EARLY FOR BIGGEST VALUES 1 1T 11 U'jU'j U 35 .00 Tio 29.95 VLtt NO 21 .00 T4o tft-40 Tow .Reg. Now Reg. Now Reg:. Now rf. Religious Study - ' To be Feature - MT. ANGEL Religious study clubs have : been organized throughout the parish and, will meet once a week during the ad vent season. The subject for study is the mass. Club leaders Include Miss Mary Anne Toner, Mrs. Mark Warn pach. Mrs. Albert Diehl, Mrs. Clem Butach, Ivo Bauman, Fran cis Schmidt, John Beyer, Bernard Schiedler, Miss Bemic Bernlng. Miss Jesnette Hoffer, Joseph Hammer and Harold, Dicker. Lawn Sprinkling System by C S. Whltcomb and Co. Free Estimates Ask about our Special Winter Rates. We also have materials. Phono 21619 DANCE TONIGHT! Silverton Armory Weedry's 14-Fteee Orchestra Ik. M r v mi HATS 3.98 2.98 1.98 4 dS lo 10 tlW m CO V 4J9 j li di mi The Art raMetlag will bo h44 this rriday. , ; : . BOSMTAL SmtS COAI ' PZ3TOLETON, Ore, Nov. 2lHy -The Eastern Oregon State hot- , pital at Pendleton has reported , it has a 10-Oay coal supply. It is the only state Institution burning coaL , . j , . j i now soiiotoiie DOUBLES Four chances of BETTED HEAI1IIIG . Be sore to ask a boot the new single-unit Sonotone.. Are you one of the thousands who cannot hear properly with AIR CONDUCTION hearing aids? The powerful new Sonotone "OCT', which helps so many people never helped before, is also available with BONE CONDUCTION OS CILLATORS. A new. free test, beta ways, may reveal yaar route to good hearing. Write or 'phone today! E, C WRIGHT Ilarion Hclel Salem, Oregea Neteasber ttk aa t?th ! i 4 u o -v 5! ntnr tL .SJ 0.99 10.9s 6.99 I i Rock Wool Co. WeathcrstrtpptBg J. PLUMBING BEATING Phon. 4141 279 If. Com! S4S 484 STATE STREET JJHJE)S(0)BJ Campbell Bern tnsmlatton 11Z2 BrsMdway