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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1948)
Piano Students In Procjram Lois Flunacr Schmidt pre aenbtd hr piano students in re ntal Tuesday night at her horo. Participating were Kdnh Bates. Dana ami Ifetd LJndstrand. Shcr rill Brinks. Ramona Powers, Sliotv Cattle at Marion County Jersey Show Missionary Telia Of Work in South Mrs. rrank Fermi an Mrs. Len thai Holman. Neict meeting win be a lunch eon at the church. Mrs. Oliver Rickman assisted Mrs. Ferrm. r errr FOUR CORNERS Marantha Missionary society met with Mrs. Frank Ferrin, 4270 Hudson, Thurs day. Guest speaker was Mrs. Ida Warnock, Nicaragua. Central Am erica, who told of customs of peo ple and her experiences of about 20 years service in that field. Mrs. M. A. Campbell conducted devotions. Guests for the day were Mrs. John Miller, Inez Hovey. Members present were Mrs. Harry Hammond, Mrs. Leo Sut ter, Mrs. Glen Moody, Mrs. Eld on France, Mrs. E. A. Snook. Mrs. W. R. Gould, Mrs. S. V. Hovey. Mrs. Oliver Rickman, Mrs. B. L. Swin ford, Mrs. Leon Lambert. Mrs. S. H. Cable, Mrs. Newell Sanders, NOUS5 AM'V Marr Arranges AFL Meet Here James T. Marr of Portland, ex ecutive secretary of the Oregon State Federation of Labor, was fn Salem Saturday arranging for the federation's annual convention starting here June 21. Marr was checking on hotel res ervations for the approximately 500 delegates expected to attend the five-day session. Business ses sions of the convention will be held in the armory. Kodru?y, Kathleen and Gloria ! Schmidt An informal evening followed . with Mra. Schmidt playing piano I number;, vocal number by her j hub.-ind. John Schmidt. Jr. and a j haton twirling act by Gloria j Schmidt. RefrenhrvrntJ were nerved by Mrs Schmidt . V t v Recital Given By Piano Pupils Frederick Wilson presented a group of piano pupils in recital no Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The following participated In the nffair. held at his Market street studio: Sally Jenkins, Sandra Kventt, Sally Jones, Judy Byeri, Sharon Byers, Slelvin Propp and Beverley Gourley. Solos and duets were included. Mr. and Mrs. Esnfl Tanner. 14 1 Su street, have returned from a two-week motor trip to the Bla k Hills of South Dakota. ( hi Omega Alumna will en tertain graduating seniors of Wil lamette Tuesday night at f o'clock at the home of Mrs. Carl W. Nelson on Prinze road. Alpha XI Delta ahimnse will hold a ir.eeting en Tuesdsy night at the home of Mrs Hjalmer An dron, Turner There will be a picnic dinner. All Alpha XI Iel'. are invited Keizer School T Close Tuesday KKIZER -- School will close Tuday, June 8. twodays having tx-rn added to romply with basic school law. All teachers of the present faculty have signed con tracts for r.ex: year with the ex ception of Johanna Kortzeborn, firnt grade, who will attend Ore gon College of Education, and Dn a m Shinn a ho will teach in Tijid school Ralph Nelson, print ,i:l. Cnrirtine Mehner, Giddy Burch. Pearl Langeland, EthI Murphy ;. r,d Mildred Odgers plan to attend summer school. Nellie Yung will make a va cation trip and visit Yellowstone paik during the summer. i k, " , " ....... S :. ... ' Verbis 4. t v , aSH.-. .V'.! J:Ji " - ?,t.'--.Wi, .&?.H"' i-cV !," V ' v ...- The whole of the Floyd Bailey family of Jefferson assisted In showing cattle at the Marlon Ceanty Jersey CstUe elab spring show at the state fairgrounds Thursday. Standing wHh Mrs. Bailey at back of bull U Mildred, who showed In both the junior and open classes and In front is Floyd. Jr.. w ho was very much In evidence at the show. In the lower picture is James Berger. Hayesville. who won grand champion ahowmanship ribbon In the 4-H and FFA showmanship contest. A Treat Fresh Caught Crab Serve It With Ihman Social Barbecue Sauce or With Their Delicious Cocktail. Sauce Lehman's Crab Pot 2S0I Fortkmd Road Phono 28443 "STOP AT THE SIGN Of THE POT" u nionvaie le a iur h II Its Annual Election as UNIONVALE E v a n g elical United Brethren church Thursday elected officers as follows: class leader, Lynn Gubser; assistant class leader. Mrs. J. W. Richard- son; church and MB treasurer. 1 Mrs. Clark Noble- trustees. Roy i Stoutenburg and J. W. Richard son. I Sunday echool officials, super- 1 lntendent, Carl Rutschman; as sistant. Mrs. Clarence Crawley; ' primary superintendent, Mrs. John i Richardson; assistant, Mrs. Harry Stoutenburg: secretary, Mrs A. M. Warren; assistant kecretary, Lois Rockhill; treasurer, Mrs. Fred Stockoff; librarian, Mrs. Louis Magee; pianist, Joyce Crawley; assistant pianist, Anona Gubser; chorister, Dona Lee Finnicum, assistant, Arnold Braat. Silverton Grange Host For Pomona on June 16 SILVERTON Marion County Pomona grange meets here June 16 with the Silverton grange as host. Mrs. Frank Porter, Pomona lecturer, is In charge of the pro gram. Harry L. Riches, Marion county agent, is arranging for a speaker and Silverton Hills will furnish a skit; music by Waldo Hills, and Union Hill will lead community singing. W. M. Tate of Sublimity is Pomona master. PROTECT YOUR (SrTTT) M KM r WITH PONTIAC SERVICE ,v- Vi t( mum Most Pontiac owners will use nothing but authorized Poniiac Service because Pontiac Service if so precisely matched to the fine car they are driving. Our men who work on ymr car are skilled mechanics trained by factory experts. To them every part is a familiar part. 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