The States man, Salem. Orecon, SundayC Deenber 5. 1343
Four Corners
jdub Meets
Fpr Program
FOUR CORNERS The Rickey
Garden club met for its Christmas
patty Thursday night at the com
munity ball and covers were laid
ioiA9 members and guests.
-tallowing the dinner an enter
taijtment program was presented.
Mr. Oliver Rick man sang two so
lC"The Star of the East and "A
White Christmas."
A monologue was given by Mrs.
E. Bl. White, a tap dance group by
Da.tene Behm and Mrs. G. M. Deen
wsi pianist for the evening. Group
sirring of Christmas carols was
aisd included in the program. An
exchange of gifts concluded the
program.
The club announced It will hold
a rummage sale on January 21 and
22. i A friendship basket is being
circulated among members.
At Thursday's meeting Mrs. Or
valPrunk and Mrs. Blanch Stuart
became members and Mrs. O. B.
Mcllnay of Crete, Nev., was a visi
tor r-
Hostesses for the dinner were
- Alesdames Jess Mcllnay, Warren
Shrake, David Behm, Henry Benz,
Waldo Miller, Charles Gilbert, Har
dier Phillips. Harold Snook. Ario
, McLain, Everett Smith, Harvey
Meyer, Ernest Walker, E. MrWhite,
Do?le Moore, Roy Thayer, O. D.
Binegar, Alvina Warren, Nelson
Anderson, A. H. Messina a. Harold
Half man and F. W. Daniels. .,
Holiday Plans
At Jefferson
Are Announced
JEFFERSON Jefferson Woman's-club's
Christmas meeting will
be December 8 with no-host lunch
eon in the library rooms. Hostes
ses.' will be Mrs. William Walls,
Mrs; Edwin S'A-artz, Mrs. 'Leland
Sarff and Mrs. Hal Reeves. Mrs.
Cuy Aupperle will read the scrip
ture and Mrs. Gilbert Looney plans
Christmas music. Cash collection
will be taken up to buy a gift for
Corvallis Children's Farm Home.
Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart of
Eugene spent'the holiday with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Stew
Glenn Cochran has been quite
ill with influenza.
Holiday guests of the C. M. Co
chrans were the Leland Pitt man
family of Roseburg, and the Frank
. Bodibaugh family of Tillamook.
Holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Cobb were Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Libby and children and Mr.
and Mrs. Duane Morlan and chil
dren from Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul McKee and
Mrs. T. O. Kester spent Monday
at the coast visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Johnston at waldport
route.
Talbot' Residents Are
Hosts for Visitors
JEFFERSON Mr. and Mrs.
Oakley Cochran of Talbot were
guests this week; of her brother-in-law
and sister, the Rev. and
Mrs. H. J. Bohl in Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. John Zehner. ac
companied by Bert and John Scott
of Independence, returned home
Wednesday from a few days visit
at the home of Mrs. Zehners broth
er, Arthur Scott' and family at
Redding, Odif.
The Talbot club will meet De
cember 8 at the home Of Mrs. Eth
el Blinston. Roll Call tope will be
"Christmas Decorations" and Mrs.
Mary King will conduct the game.
A discussion of- the Children's
Farm Home at Corvallis will also
be held.
Scravelhill Mothers
Club Holds Bazaar
JEFFERSON Scravelhill Moth
ers club sponsored a successful ba
zaar and box social at the Denver
Conner community hall Wednes
day. Proceeds will be used for
school improvement. Skits and mu
sical selections were included on
the program.
Attending the extension work
shop in Albany Wednesday from
the Scravelhill community were
Mrs. Lloyd Porter, Mrs. Gerry
Wing, Mrs. Leland Ainmon, Mrs.
Orrin Smith, Mrs. C. Sherby
and Mrs. Harold Crocker.
Four Corners
Fire District
To Ballot
FOUR CORNERS Officers to
head the Four Corners rural fire
protection district will be elected
in a special election on Monday
at the community hall from 8 ajn.
to 8 p.m.
A. EL LaBranch is the incumbent
director. Albert Brandt has been
nominated as director tor 1949. A.
E. Scott is secretary of the district.
Only property owners within the
district are eligible to vote. Mrs.
Waldo Miller, Mrs. LeRoy Austin
and Mrs. Ivan Brown will serve
on the election board.
Iany Visitors
Are Entertxiined
At Four Corners
FOUR CORNERS, Dec. 4
Guests of the Charles Gilberts, 130
Mahrt avenue, have included Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Robertson of Ger
aldine, Mont., Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Looney, Caldwell, Idaho; and
Mr. and Mrs. Nflls Holland of
Rose Lodge, Ore. j
Recent guests of the Warren i
Shrakes Include Mr. and Mrs. I
Charles Culler, Joe and Linda, of I
Seattle.
Mrs. Eva Haines, 537 S. Lancas
ter, visited last weekend in Dallas.
Four Corners Families
Hosts for Many Guests
FOUR CORNERS, Dec. 4 Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Shrake enter
tained the pinochle club last week
when out of town guests includ
ed Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cullen
of Seattle and Mr. and Mrs. Vuv
gil Snook of Vernonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Anderson
entertained last week for their
son-in -Law and daughter," Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Tenpas and their
children from Corvallis. Other
guests at the Anderson home were
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Anderson ,
and daughter. The hosts took the
party on a fishing trip to Alsea.
Wood burn Senior Class
Play Scheduled Friday
WOODBURN. Dec. 4 "There'll
Come a Day," the senior class play
will be presented Friday, Decem
ber 10 at the school auditorium.
Frank P. McDonnell of the school
English staff, is play director. The
play is a three-act comedy and
tickets are now on sale at Wiese
Pharmacy.
Members of the cast are Merry
McGrath, Merle Leigh ty, Dick
Brown, Colleen Walters, Betty Jo
DeHaan, Arlyss Nelson, Darlene
Swanson, Nat Hooper, Dick Rog
ers, Charles Murphy, Peggy Bech
tel. Dale Yuranek, Dennis Miller,
Hazel Mason, Joe Collins and Jack
ie Berkey.
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