12 Thm Statesman, Salem. Oregon. Thursday, October 9, 1947
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KberU Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Eyerly left Tuesday by plane for
Wichita, Kans., here they will
get a new airplane and fly to Sal
tern Sea, Calif., where they will
have their motor j boat entered In
the national regatta races. The'
boat was taken south by truck.
Bracks Andrew Gilchrist is
in Ainsworth, Neb., for the funer-
of his three nephews Gilbert
It, Rolapd 16, and Andrew Gil-
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Reasonable prices.
Christ 14, killed when their auto
mobile collided with a train.
They were sons of Frazier Gil
christ, brother of the Brooks man.
They are survived by one brother,
three sisters and the parents.
Central Howell Community
club will hold the first fall meet
ing Friday night. Mrs. Perle Bye,
president, is in charge of the program.
Roberts - Remodeling and en
larging Roberts school is under
way wKh Alfred Kleen in charge
of construction. Rest rooms are
being enlarged and an outside
entrance provided for the ce4t
rooms.
Central Howell Nemo club
will meet Wednesday, October 15,
with Mrs. Harry McKibben, who
is president of the group. Other
officers are Mrs. Ralph Plane, sec
retary and Mrs. Pete Ditchen,
vice president.
Roberts Bud Johns, son of
Mr. and Mrs.. Jesse Johns, suffered
a severely bruised left foot when
the tractor which he was working
rolled on his foot. Fortunately he
was able to release the tractor
with an available pair of pliers.
Pratum The Methodist church
will have Homecoming day on
Sunday October 12. Many former
pastors plan to be present Dinner
will be served at noon. There will
be a program at 2 p. m.
Pratum Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Lilley of Seattle visited her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. William, de-
Vries, over the week end.
Lyons Santiam Valley grange
had a special supper treat of straw
berries furnished by Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Bals, Friday night.
Pratum The Emanuel M en-
no nite church will have as guest
speakers at I p. m. Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs. Dyck of Canada
They will show pictures of relief
work over-seas.
Roberts ' Mrs. Rufus Cate and
son, Stephen, of Medford are visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Minard, 230 Liberty road
while Cate, 4-H club agent in
Douglas county, is attending the
Pacific International.
Lyons Three Links club card
party will be held Saturday night
at the Rebekah hall. It is the first
in a series to be held by the
club in coming months.
Central Howell Annual elec
tion of officers will be held by
Central Howell Farmers Union
local Monday, October 13. Silas
B. Torvend is now president of
the local.
Lyons Community chest drive
is under way in the Lyons dis
trict with Mrs. Alex Bodeker
general chairman. Solicitors are
Mrs. Percy Hiatt, Mrs. Roy Huber,
Mrs. Clyde Bressler for Lyons,
Mrs. Harley Scott and Mrs. Glen
Julian, Fox Valley, Mrs. Carl Sta-
vang, Twin Cedars.
Mission Bottom The G. T.
club will meet Thursday at 1
p. m. at the home of Mrs. John
Osborn in Mission Bottom.
Liberty Community club will
meet Friday at 8 p. m. in the
Liberty hall. Newcomers in the
community are especially invited
to attend and refreshments will
be served.
Swetle This community will
take an active part in the Com
munity chest drive which started
Tuesday. Homes will be visited by
several of the women living in
the district. Mrs. William Hen
sell is district chairman and Mrs.
Dan Sta utter is her assistant.
Liberty Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Olden will be hosts for the meet
ing of the Salem unit of the Ore
gon Fox and Mink association at
their home here on Thursday eve
ning. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ronne
will assist
Macleay The first meeting of
the Community club will be held
Friday night, October 10 at the
school house. Program has been
arranged by the committee, Rus
sell Sahli, Bill Bettejoun and Art
Spelbrink.
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dinner tonight.
Keiser - Sunday guest of the
L. E. Gilkeys on Manbrin Drive
were Dr. and Mrs. Littler of Al
bany. Other guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Homer McCul lough and
daughter Sharon also of Albany.
Liberty Mrs. Fred Arisroan re
ceived word of the serious illness
of her fatherland left by bus a
few days ago for New Mexico to
be with him.
Sprinr Valley Pupils of Spring
Valley school will give folk dances
and a play at .the community
club meeting Friday at 8 p. m.
Mrs. R. V. Carlson, teacher, will
direct the program.
Band Instruction Is
Available at Liberty
LIBERTY Free instrumental
music instruction is now available
to pupils of the local grade school
on all band and orchestra instru
ments.
A meeting has been called for
Thursday October 9 at 7:45 p. m.
in the gym building for parents
and the pupils interested in learn
ing to play an instrument.
Instruction will be given in vio
lin, viola, cello, string bass, flute,
piccolo, oboe, bassoon, clarinet,
saxophone, cornet trumpet,
French and alto horns, mello-
phone, trombone, tuba, drums and
percussions..
Detroit Woman Given
Party on Her Rirthday
DETROIT Mrs. Harold
Champion entertained at dinner
Saturday for Mrs. Ellis Carpenter's
birthday. Guests present were Mr.
and Mrs. Ellis Carpenter, Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Holbert, Emmett,
Dorothy, Harold Champion.
Glester Hurt
Topping Trees
DETROIT Earl Clester, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clester.
injured his left leg seriously while
topping trees above Marion Forks.
He was taken to a Bend hospital
but was returned and is improv
ing. Mrs. George Goetze of Hillsboro
and Kenneth Clester of Gaston
visited the Charles Clesters last
week. They are a niece and neph
ew of Mr. Clester.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Keys of
Mill City were in Detroit Satur
day. '
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Herinck re
turned Saturday evening from a
few ,days in Portland where they
visited her sister.
U roiuideting building. He ex
plained that the school district
would buy the land at camp 17 of
fered by Hammond Lumber Co.
for $1500 for ten acres, the govern
ment would put the buildings
there.
After this talk the women held
a business meeting.
Zetta Schlador, president, ap
pointed Mabel Parker head of
the refreshment committee to take
the place of Doris Cruise. Alice
Moore was retained as permanent
head f the entertainment com
mittee.
Plans were made far a recep
tion for xa rents and teachers to be
held af the school building.
Plana for location ot the library
were not completed.
Detroit Okehs
School Location
DETROIT Voters here Monday
approved purchase of a 10 acre
tract at camp 17 for a new school
building by a vote of 79 to 1. It
is planned to build a small unit
building heated by steam. The
plan was discussed by Ray Smith
of Portland here last week.
Women's Civic club held its
first meeting of the -season Wed
nesday with no host supper fol
lowed by a talk by Ray Smith of
Portland for army engineers. He
is head of the school project. He
explained the plans for the new
school buildings which the army
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