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Valley Xews Brief
y Bnh College Mr. and Mrs.
'Dave Briujii and baby of New
. . jport and his parents spent a day
fith Mr. and Mrs. Mike Focht and
Mrs. F. Singer of Brush College
5 recently. Mrs. Singer is Mrs. Dave
ul Briujii's grandmother, Mrs. Mike
Focht her aunt.
Monmnth Mrs. Earl Jaynes i
. able Vto be up around the house
ainptner recent serious illness.
Cefval Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
i CuUfbrth received news of the ar
rival, of Diane Margaret, their
third 'grandchild, bora to Mr. and
... Mr., Gordon Oake, Portland, Oc
tober 29.
UnUuvale Mr. and Mrs.. A: M.
Warren are spending a- week at
the beach. Part of the week will
be, rpent at Glen Eden A'ipiting
MrW Warren's sister, Mrs. Emmer
n and the remaining days of the
eeft"Sill be spent at Beaver.
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Gran4 Island Albert Clow was
surprised Tuesday evening when
his folks dropped in to help him
celebrate his birthday. Ice cream
and cake were enjoyed as refresh
ments. Inionvale Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Crawley and family motored
to Portland Sunday where they
witnessed the submerging of the
submarine in honor of the war
heroes. '
Keixer School hot lunch pro-
gram was started Wednesday. A
complete, lunch is being served. In,
charge are Mrs. McNeal and
- Vaughn Likerr
Grand Island Marie Downing
of-Salem visited her, friend Mrs.
Albert Clow last weekend.
Keiier" Jo Ann Barton of Sa
lem will meet with fourth grade
girls after school Thursday to
make pjans for the organization
. cf a Bluebird group.
l'nlnvale Sunshine club, new
ly organized 4-H cooking group,
under the leadership of Mrs. Ruth
Launer meet Fridays at the club
leader's home. Oficers are presi
dent, Mary Jane Law son; - vice
president, Wanda Geiger; treas
urer, WandJee Hendrickson.
Silverton Following a cus
tom of several years' standing,
Silverton business men are enter
taining the youth of the town at
a show and dance Halloween
night.
SabllmJty The annual alumni
dance to be held by St Boniface
school has been set for November
7. Proceeds are to be used for
the high school football equip
ment. Silverton Mrs. Mary Klee
man, noble grand of Tryphena
Rebekah lodge, has announced
homecoming plans for November
13. Mrs. Will Egan and Mrs. F. B.
Ren wick are co-hostesses for the
affair.
Bethany Mrs. L. B. Schar
back, leader of the Bethany club
division of educational discussions
from the study of "The Mass", a
course outlined by SL Paul's Ca
tholic church, entertained the
members at her home Sunday
night.
Sublimity Improvements are
planned, some of which are now
underway, in the SL Boniface
school, in preparation for the bas
ketball season. Included in the
plans is the re-surfacing of the
gymnasium floor.
Silverton Bom at the Silver
ton hospital, daughters to Mr. and
Mrs. Orlin T. Moser of Sublimity,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Egan and
Mr, and Mrs. E. M. Akins, all on
October 29; son to Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Jarmin of Salem, October
27.
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time by letting
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repairing.
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Hubbard Parties
On Halloween
Are Promised
HUBBARD - Marilyn and
Floyd, Dominic will entertain
friends with a costume Halloween
party Friday night
Halloween fun and a costume
party is planned for Friday night
by the Tawanka Campfire Girls
p o a o oqr
and Invited guests at Rebekah
hall.
Mrs. Leroy Vredenburg was
guest of honor at a stork shower
given in the home of Mrs. Edward
Hunking by Clara Hunking and
May Paris, Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Murphy
have sold their residence to the
Marvin Reeds who have been
residing part time with a son and
his family near Hubbard. Mur
phy! will build again as soon as
possible.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shrock
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the annual meeting of the Con
gregational Christian churches in
Eugene Sunday, were accom
panied by Shrock's parents, the
Reverend Butler, Albert Miller,
Mrs. George Leffler, Mrs. John
Morrison and Martha and Kath
leen Morrison.
Pythian Sisters Lodge
Holds Big Card Party
AURORA Pythian Sisters
sponsored the first of a series of
Middle Orove
Women Meet
MIDDLE GROVE -""Women's
Society of Christian Service met
at the home of Mrs. Helert Dow
with 11 members in attendance.
card parties Friday at which 500
was played. Second of the parties
will be Friday, November 7 in
Knights of Pythias hall.
Mrs. Emmett Fountain is tak
ing the Aurora school census.
Laanen led de
votions. The grpup will prepare
gift boxes for local and foreign
needs. The November nThank of
fering meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Minnie Goode.
Mr. and Mrs. Vicar Wager, wha
have been on a trip to Spring
field, Ohio, and other points since
September 4, returned home Tues
day, i - '."..
Dr: and Mrs. Roy Scofield are
on a trip to San Diego, Calif., to
visit their navy son, Gene, who
is shipping out soon.
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lin was elected president of th
Woodburn Parent Teachers mw-'
ciation organized here Tuesday.
Mrs. C. H. Ahrens was named,
vice president; Mrs. Leland Plank,
secretary; :Mrs. C. L. Kersten,
treasurer.
Mrs. Leslie MorrSs, member of
the Marion PTA council, installed,
the officers following the election. '
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