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Jefferson Women
Start Club Year
With Tea Oct, 13
JEFFERSON The Woman's
3ub will hold its tint meeting of
the (dub year Wednesday, October
13, In the city library rooms. Mrs.
Ira If. Anderson of Salem, Weav
ers' guild will be guest speaker,
lira. Gilbert Looney is. president.
Hostesses will be Mrs. J. G. Pate,
Mrs. Karl Steiwer and Mrs. J. C.
Terhane.
The club's year has many
speakers scheduled. Highlighting
the social activities will be the
Christmas luncheon and tree for
the Children's Farm home on De
cember 8; guest night and covered
dish nipper on February 9 with a
speaker from the state highway
commission and films on The
New Oregon Trail" and "Glimpses
f Oregon State Parks. The flow
er show and library benefit tea
on-April 27.
Mrs. Varion Goin is program
chairman, aided by Mrs. E. F.
Powell and Mrs. Marvin Hutch
Ings. Club officers are Mrs. Looney,
president; Mrs. Leland Sarff, vice
president; Mrs. Helen Caywood,
secretary-treasurer; assisted by
Marjorie Buck; and Mrs. C. M.
Smith, historian. The library
board includes Mrs. J. G. Fon
taine, Mrs. C. J. Thurston; Mrs.
Fred Wied, Mrs. Guy Roland,
Marjorie Fontaine and Mrs. Gil
bert Looney.
Committee members are: library
benefit, Mrs. Hal Reeves, Mrs. L.
L. Shields, Mrs. J. G. Pate and
Mrs. Alfred Powell; civics, Mrs.
M. H. BeaL Mrs. Edwin Swarte,
Mrs. Russell Daulton. Mrs. S. H.
Goin, Mrs. Robert Magart; flow
ers, Marjorie Fontaine.
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Pringle School
Elects Officers
Of Reading Club
PRINGLE Officers of the
Reader club for the fifth and
in-th irrade are Bettv Bishop,
president; Lyle Milligan, vice
president; Janet tsonnsieai,! sec
retary; and Bob Roy, treasurer..
Pupils of Pringle school went
"over the top" in the Community
chest with $15 subscribed.
Marjorie Chester, school librar
ian, discussed use of the library
when she visited the school Tues
day. New pupils in Pringle school
are Barbara and Jerry Ross, for
merly of Yakima; Leonard Slet
ten, Richmond school in Salem;
and from Crowfoot in Linn coun
ty, Jerry. Dennk, Steve and
Yvonne Mingo.
Greens Bridge Couple
Visit at Bremerton
JEFFERSON Thursday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Weddle of Greens Bridge were
Mr. and Mr?. Merrill Wallace of
Bremerton, Wash.
Mr. and Mr?. Walter Glasgow
returned Sunday from Merrill
where they visited Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Kotthoff. While there the
group spent a day at Tulelake.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Watkins
have returned home after several
days vacation at the coast
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Neuen
schwander of Newberg visited
his father, G. Neuensch wander on
Greens Bridge road Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weddle
of Greens Bridge visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Frances Cole of Stayton.
Mrs. S. H. Goin of Greens
Bridge is visiting relatives In
astern Oregon.
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AMITY The Woman's . Society
of Christian Service sponsored a
covered' dish dinner at! the Metho
dist church Tuesday, with teach
ers of the high and grade schools
and newcomers to the: community
as guests. More than 100 persons
attended. I 1 !
Mrs. Roy Freeman! president,
conducted the meeting. Welcom
ing ffdrss was hv Hi W. Torbet,
with responses by R. fW. Haberly
and Albert Yoder, high and grade
Music was provided by young
women of the church, Phyllis
Meeker, Ruth Onlinger, Rebecca
Wood. Delores Jones, uonna, jrai
and Gwen Glover ?
Shrine Hbs
Receives Bulk
Of Polk Estate
DALLAS Portland Shrine
hospital for crippled children was
the largest beneficiary in tne wui
of U. S. Grant, 85, who died Sep
tember 2. F. J. Craven, vice pres
ident of the Dallas scny Dan,
was named executor fof the will
which was filed for probate last
Bequests provided by the will
include $5000 and a? life estate
to the residence to Ni M. Grant,
a brother. At his death the prop
erty is to go to Jennings lodge
No. 9. AT & AM, for a temple
site; Elsie Diewert received $3000
for unfailing kindness to Mrs.
Grant during her last Illness; $300
for upkeep of graves pt relatives
and friends. 1
The residue of the estate was
left to the Shrine with the stipu
lation that all of it be used fqr
the benefit of the Portland Shrine
hospital for crippled children.
Estimated value of the estate Is
$42,000 personal property and
$5000 real property, i
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George Dittos Family
Reunion Held Sunday
GATES A family reunion was
held at the Windemere farm home
of Mr. and Mrs. George Ditto la
Sunday. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Ditto and son, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward BUrkhart and
Mrs. Seth Harpole alii of Eugene;
Mrs. A. A. Fish, Salem, Mr. and
Mrs. E. M. Cooper and daughter,
Mrs. George Cooper and Mary
Lou Buttle, Neodesha.1 Kan.; Mrs.
Roxie Watkins, Menorftinal, Mich.;
Mr. and Mrs. George Cooper and
family, Tasco, Wash,; Mr. and
Arm n IT. Rurkman and Mr. arid
Mrs. C. R. Gleeson; and sons,
Portland. Four generations of the
Cooper family were represented
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Sidney Couple to Visit j
Qevciand, Ohid, Family
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Jack Craig of Sidney will leafe
the last of tne wee my automo
bile to visit his aunt In Cleve
land, Ohio. t 1
Mr. and" Mrs.? Robert Beegle
of Sidney will attend the wed
ding of his brother, Kenneth
Beegle, ' at Tacoma Sunday.
Nelson and Donald Gilmour of
Sidney are fishing at the coast.
Returning Sunday ith a deer
shot near Burns were Mr. arid
Mrs. Nelson Gilmour and Lee,
Jake Gilmour and Gayle and Mrs.
Hattie McCarty of Sidney. They
report perfect weather while at
Burns. I
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