Linn F at Lamb Show to Exhibit
Wool, from Sheep to Sweater
By Llllle .L. M4en
Farm Edncr, The Statesman
Wool on the sheep, in the
Ceece, in yarn, and in. the knit
ted garment will be featured at
the Linn County Fat Lamb and
Wool show set for Scio. Saturday,
May 31. It is believed that this
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to -feature wool from its source to
the finished garment.
C. L. Donahue is general chair
man of the event which will start
at 9.30 a.m. with a parade open
to entries from all counties. Mr.
nd Mrs. Roy V, Shelton are co-
chairmen of Uu parade In which
there will be classes of pets and
comics, clubs and lodges, chil
dren's clubs, commercial, bicycles,
mounted saddle horses and Shet
land ponies.
The fat lamb classes are for
adults, 4-H club members, and
boy? and girls under nine. Adult
classes include single and long
wool fat Jambs, single medium
wool fat lamb, and pen of three
fat lambs. Classes for 4-H mem
bers, include a showmanship con
test, pen of three fat lambs, sin
gle fat lamb, and single bottle
lamb. Boys and girls under nine
may exhibit in the single bottle
lamb class. x
Fleece exhibits are for both
adults and 4-H club members.
i Classes include medium and
course fleeces. Knit, crochet and
woven exhibits include afghan,
baby sets, women's sweaters, ank
lets, men's socks and argyle socks
and anklets. Hazel Prague and
Mrs. J. D. Densmore, jr., are co
chairmen of this division.
The trained sheep dog trials
and the lamb show dance, con
elude the day's events.
Working with Mr. Donahue as
the show committee are Wilbur
Funk. J. D. Densmore. sr W. S
Sparks, W. P. Lund, N. John Han
sen, R. L. Devaney and J. A
Nunn. .
Idanha Woman' Club
Elects New Officers
IDANHA Willing Worker
Women's club met with Mrs. Dick
Phillips May 14 to elect officers.
Mrs. Richard Hansen was named
president; Mrs. Gerald Pittem,
vice president; Mrs. Gwyn Gates,
secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Albert
Snyder and Mrs. George Streff are
committee chairmen.
Other members present were
Lodge Honors j
Mary Ayres
ST AYTON Members . of Aca
cia chapter of Eastern Star paid
tribute Tuesday night to its war
der, Mrs. Mary Ayres, who is
soon to leave Stay ton.
The program was a - surprise
to Mrs. Ayres. Pupils of Mrs. Ha
zel Roumtree s room presented
a ryhthm band, baton twirling
and dance numbers.
An addenda was given by chap
ter members in which it was
brought out that Mrs. Ayres has
missed only one meeting since
becoming an officer here in Jan
uary, 1944.
From Salem were Mrs. Estelle
Hussey, Mrs. Irene Shelton and
Brownsville friends of the
Ayrles', Mr. and Mrs. Graham,
who now live in Salem.
Tho Stcri mem, Salem. Oroejon. Friday, May 23. H47--1I
Macleay Woman's Club
Meet uith Salem Women j
MACLEAY Woman's club met
all day Wednesday with Mrs.
Richard Cartwright in Salem.
Plans for a picnic at Stayton
July 27 for the husbands and
families of members were made.
Next meeting will be In October
with Mrs. A. Johnson, Mrs. R.
Anderson, assisting hostess. Mrs.
J. A. Edwards. Mrs. R. O. Brown
and Thelma Young were special
guests. Members present were
Mrs. John Edwards, Mrs. Harry
Martin, Mrs. Irvin Bartels, Mrs.
Albert Sahli, Mrs. D. Combs, Mrs.
C. Parker, Mrs. Bill Bettleyoun,
Mrs. Roy Horsley, Mrs. Bob An
derson. Mrs. Art Spelbring, Mrs.
John Gruchow, Mrs. Stella Mas
ten, Mrs. Wilbur Miller, Mrs. Art
Johnson.
Mrs. W. Drause, Mrs. James Gor
don, Mrsw James Geibler, Mrs. C.
Wasmuth, Dorothy Young and
Mrs. Milo Harris.
Tentative date for a picnic for
members and their families has
been set for Sunday, May 23.
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