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Marion Women
Plan Program
Marlon county women plan to
learn about fixing up their homes,
how to make more of "the new
look" for themselves with great
er ease, have fun and with all
grew old gracefully.
This is indicated in the home
extension program adopted at the
program planning day here at
tended by representatives of the
29 extension units. The -program
as adopted includes a cotton dress
workshop, a district meetinf on
making dress forms, unit meet
ings on wall finishes, party plan
ning and favors, meal planning,
blouse in day, broiled dinners,
short cuts in ironing and also
how to grow old gracefully.
Mrs. E. A. Beuglie of Silverton
Hills, and Mrs. I. G. Lermon, Lan
sing Meadows, were named mem
bers of the county extension com
mittee to replace Mrs. Rex Hart
ley, Sidney-Talbot. and Mrs. G.
L. Briedwell, Silverton, whose
terms were completed.
Brooks PTA Elects
Its New Officers
Detroit Families
Visit in Eugene
s
DETROIT Bob Dart came
back from Bend where he had
been for some time receiving
treatment for an infection.
Mr. and Mrs. Jewel Myers re
turned Saturday from La Grande
where they were called by the
death of her mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Bauschor. ( ,
VI itors at the Otis White home
last week: were his mother, Mrs.
H. A. White of Eugene, and Anna
Wold of North Dakota, who left
Monday for Dunsmuir, Calif. The
elder Mrs. White will return soon
to Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. John Estey stay
ed in Salem on Saturday, driving
on to Holley Sunday to spend the
day with her sifter and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Booker.
Mrs. F. L. Noble, Raymond
Sophy, Mrs. Lorraine Rice and
children, Russell and Richard,
were guests Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Baldwin of Stay
ton in honor of Mrs. Noble, moth
er of Mrs. Baldwin, also honor
ing Mrs. Rice on her birthday.
The D. E. Woods family had a
picnic Sunday near Sisters.
Mrs. Ora McMasters of Cannon
Beach is spending some time with
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Steen
hout, jr. and family.
Will Sail for Japan
After Jefferson Visit
JEFFERSON Mrs. I. O. Ha
gen, Alice and John of Oklahoma
City, and her brother. Ed Fessler
of Maywood, Calif., visited their
sister, Mrs. Charles Sarver. this
week. Mrs. Hagen and children
sail from Seattle Friday bound
for Yokohama where Hagen is
stationed. Fessler helped them
drive through in their car. They
visited their father who is bed
fast at the Sarvers.
Gervais Parents
Guests on Sunday
GERVAIS Mrs. Lester Ferrin
spent the weekend at Corvallis
as guest of her daugl)fcr Loretta,
student at Oregon Sftfe college.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Oakes and
three children spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Cuts forth.
Guests of the Charles Vogts for
Mother's day were Mr. and Mrs.
John, McDonald and son . .John,
and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bar
nett and small son, all of Port
land. Mrs. Barnett and son re
mained for a few days visit with
her parents.
Mrs. Albert Wells of Salem is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Erail
Ronner for a month. She recently
returned from an extended visit
in Schenectedr, N. Y.
Mrs. Gail Toxel is a patient at
the Salem General hospital.
Gervais high school band, di
rected by David Cavett, will give
a concert at the high school gym
Friday night. May 14. '
Second baseball game of the
season for the newly organized
team of the Four Star league, un
der the management of Lloyd
Seely. was played with St. Paul
here last Sunday with a score of
15 to 7 in favor of Gervais.
Annual Homecoming of Fidel
ity lodge No. 54, AF It AM, was
held Thursday, May 13, preceded
by a 6:30 pjn. dinner served by
the Gervais Past Matrons club.
Tho States anon, SdUmcu Orgon, rr!4ctr. May IX 1343-7
Marion School Planning
Commencement May 24
JEFFERSON Marion I grade
school commencement will be
held May 24 with the Rev; Har
vey J. Smith of Lebanon giving
the address. Graduating are John
Gray, Houston Garoutte, Junior
Thielkel, Harold Davies, Jim
Wilt, Dona Gray. Maybelle
Kirsch, Jeanetta McGill. Eleanor
Voss and Maxlne Baxter. Marion
school closes May 28. !
, Clarence.- Phillips,- prindpiL
will return next year after spend
ing the vacation at' his old borne
in Wessington Springs, S. D. He
plans to drive back, - - -
Mrs. May . Wright Hightower
will be primary teacher next
year. Mrs. Odessa Killin. Inter
mediate teacher, will be at North.
Santiam next year.J " j
BROOKS - Of fi-r, elected at Brookg Women
the Parent Teachers association
are George Nolan, president: Mrs.
Waldo Lowery, vice president:
Mrs. Oren Sturgis. second vice
president: Mrs. Kay Lelack, third
vice president; Mrs. Kenneth
Isham. re-elected secretary, Mike
Lowery, treasurer; historian and
pianist will be appointed by the
president.
Beginning in the fall meetings
will be held the first Tuesday
nights of the month.
Amitie Club Has
Party on Tuesday
MIDDLE GROVE Hostesses j
for Amitie club were the Mes
dames Vernon Van Cleave, Lester
Dudley, John Koch and Frank
Beutler st the Vsn Cleave home
Tuesday. Mrs. Charles Anglin
and Mrs. Harry Scharf were giv
en a suprise gift shower.
Present beside the hostesses
and honored ones were Mesdames
Marion Flux. Jack Wickoff, Leon
ard Peterson. Paul Smith. Harris
Ault, Ray Satter, Ted Kuenzi,
Sylvia Eschleman, Jane Wilson,
John Schafer, Leonard Hammer,
Melvin Van Cleave, Lewis Patter
son, William Kleen, Paul Bassett,
Lena Bartroff. John Anglin, Earl
Hammer. John Cage, John Van
Laanen, Lawrence Hammer, Will
Scharf. Emory Goode, Anna
Wirsching, Roy Scofield and Lee
Dow.
Lodge Delegates
BROOKS Mrs. Marie Massey
was elected delegate to Rebekah
grand lodge. Mrs. Florence Oddic
is alternate.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Loom is
were hosts Sunday for a family
dinner honoring their mothers.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
Loomis. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Asp in -wall,
Mr. and Mrs. Manley Ben
nett. Etta Mae Fleck and LeRov
Loomis.
Guests at Ray Cozels Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Slater,
Karen, Stuart, Alan and Marshall
Slater, Mr. and Mrs. John Keller,
Shirley and Phillis Keller, all of
Ocean Lake.
Guests of the A. Bradleys Sun
day were their sons, Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Bradley and Theron of
Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Bradley, Sharon and Ralph, of
Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lowery and
Kathy and Danny moved Sunday
to their new place formerly occu
pied by the Oren Phillips.
Julia Hawkins has returned
from a month's visit with an aunt
at Nysaa, Ore.
Keizer Mission Group
Gives to Church Fund
KEIZER Mrs. Otis Mitchell
entertained Woman's Missionary
society Tuesday night. Mrs. Dale
Mudgett was assistant hostess.
Mrs. Merwin Hickman, president
conducted the meeting.
Seventy five dollars realized
at the rummage sale was voted
to the church building fund. Ten
dollars was voted to Sudan In
terion mission and $20 to the Rev.
and Mrs. David Hamm who are
E sparing to leave as mission
es to South America.
Fifteen members were present.
Linn Girls Competing
For Strawberry Queen
LEBANON Linn county high
schools have named candidates for
queen of Lebanon's 36th annua
strawberry festival and choice will
be made at the queen's ball,
scheduled for Wednesday evening,
May 19 at the Cottonwoods. The
Lebanon junior chamber of com
merce is in charge of the event.
The princess from whom the
royal ruler will be chosen Wed
nesday, May 19, are Marilyn Mus
grave, Albany: Betty Vernon,
Brownsville; Beverly Nelson, Hal
sey; Patsey Lutz, Harrisburg;
Eileen Norman, Lebanon; Mildred
Nickel, Shedd; Wanda Mummert,
Scio and Viola Crenshaw, Sweet
Home.
Mayors of three cities outside
Linn county, will pick the royal
nil. - at the queen's ball. They are
R. L. Elfstrom, Salem; George W,
Peavy, Corvallis; and Earl L. Mc
Nutt, Eugene.
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TREASURER
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