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Keizer Grange
Tha Stertominan, Salem, Oragon, Sunday, April 17,? 1949 1
PTA Elects
Mrs. Bentson
from health, sewing, homework
and woodworking, and Anthol Ri
ney, Marion county club agent,
was speaker. Agnes Booth, county
school superintendent, I discussed
the county school budget. A school
sponsored picture. The Great Com
mandment, was shown, and re
freshments were served.
Parades Hats
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KEIZER Program at Keizer
grange meeting last week was
presented by the children of the
Keizer district, and was followed
KEIZER Mrs. C. B. Bentson
was elected president of Parent
Teachers association Thursday
night to succeed Max Kleeman.
Other officers elected include. A.
B. Pederson, first vice president;
Mrs. P. D. Baker, second vice pres
ident; Gladys Burch, third vice
president; Mrs. Howard Ro jj,
recording secretary; Mrs. Get.ge
Nopp, corresponding secretary and
Louis Cross, treasurer. Installation
will be in May.
Four - H club displayed work
by an Easter hat parade by wom
en of the community.
Participating were Karen Ped
erson, Garry Lunda, Kathryn
Hills, Twink Pederson. Ralph
ISipprell, Larry Smith, Freddie
Kose, janet Wolf. Modeling hats
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were Mrs. W. E. Savage, Mrs.
Burr Black, Mrs. A. L. Mason,
Miss Mudre. Mrs. W. O. Pounds
and Alice Mathey.
Last grange card party of the
season will be April 28. No-host
dinner is planned for April 19.
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Germany Discussed
At Roberts Croup
ROBERTS Horn Economics
lub of Roberts (rang met at the
bom of Mrs. Lee Eyerly Wednes
day evening;. Mrs. Charles Fulton
Jssisted. Guests included Mrs.
reorge Crockett, Mrs. Deryle Cur
rie, Mrs. Clyde Woodeage and Mrs.
Marry Eyerly.
Mrs. Woodeage, formerly of
Frankfurt, Germany, gav a most
Interesting talk on conditions of
Germany before, during and after
the war, stressing the clothing
Styles, appearance of towns and
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STAYTON Easter was the the
me of Tuesday night's meeting of
Eva Rebekah lodge in the I OOF
hall. Mrs. Velma Limbeck presided.
The lodge's charter was draped
in memory of Mrs. Lottie Porter,
a Rebekah for 48 years who died
Friday.
Recommended as deputy presi
dent for the lodge for the coming
year was Mrs. Ruth Wood.
Mrs. Margaret Schaefer, pro
gram chairman. Introduced the
Santiam Choral club and its di
rector, Felix French. With Mrs.
Kathryn Weddle as accompanist,;
the group sang several numbers.
with solo by Mrs. Barbara Show
er and French.
A pantomime, fThe Old Rugged
Cross," was given with Mrs. Show
er as soloist and Mrs. Tressa Van
Nuyi, accompanist. Taking part
were Mrs. Marcill Ware. Mrs. Ta-
va Deetz. Mrs. - Marian Klecker,
Mrs. Eume Clarkson, Mrs. Mar
garet Schaefer and Mrs. Mari
Col.
Mrs. Cecil Wright, president of
the Three Links club, announced
the next meeting Thursday, April
21. at her horn: with Mrs. Netti
Freele as co-hostess.
Mrs. Agnes Stupka was decora
tions chairman. Refreshments were
served by Mrs. Tressa Van Nuys,
Mrs. Tava Deetz, Mrs. Margaret
Chamberlin and Lindsey Wright.
Keizer Women Meet
At McFarland Home
KEIZER Dine and Do club met
with Mrs. P. O. McFarland at her
home Thursday.; No-host dinner.
and a birthday rake for Mrs. J.
D. Watson, were served at noon.
Tea towels were prepared for
the Community ' church. Guests
were Mrs. Lester Evans and Mrs.
A. J. Kawbafhta. Mrs. A. K O -Conner
will entertain April 28 at
her home on North River road
Keizer Groun Has
Missionary Meet
KEIZER Woman's Missionary
society met with Mrs. Leonard
Gilkey Tuesday, night. Mrs. Edgar
Sawyer was assistant hostess. Mrs.
Lee Wiens read the Easter scrip
ture and Mrs. Charles Ronk sang,
accompanied by Mrs. Vane Boyn-
I ton.
Plans were made for a rummage
sale May 5, above Greenbaum's
store, with collection station to be
at the homes of Mrs. Iva Turner,
Mrs. Hugh Adams, Mrs. Harry
Lawrence, Mrs. Dale Mudget and
Mrs. Loren Stettler. Mrs. J. P. Mo
rift and Mrs. Bagger were visitors
and 18 members attended.
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Six Sales area riders are pictured abve in the aet f pokinr fan at restrictive border Inspection rega
lations. during a recent 163-mile "Desert Caballer" trail ride near rVlckeaberg, Arix., where they are
vacatiering. Displaying an Oregen terrltery signpeat at their camp site are (left te right, standing) El
mer Lawrence. Silverten: Taay Miadea, Sablimity; Waiter Zosel, Salem, and at the camera, Cecil
Edwards. 8aiem; seated, Gearge Arbackle and Lee U. Eyerly, both f Salem.
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Remember Hie Dale, Tuesday, April 19
Come in and See Onr Hew, Hodern Slore
Yes, we're goinji to make the rand ojenin; of our new. modern
farm supply store a :ala orrasion. Don't mi?-s it! We'll have run
tests . . . prizes . . . entertainment for all. Rememher the date,
come prepared for fun and see how our new slore ran serve you.
CONTESTS
Contests for everyone. A chance for
you to have fun. Livestock Judging.
An "Aerial" circus (live fryers will be)
released from the roof you scram
ble for yours) weight judging.
SPECIAL ATTRACTION
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PRIZES
Prices - Prizes. Gay balloons
for the children. A valuable
grand prize. Sprayer. A baby
pig. Feed. Special plastii
gloves. Garden hose. Thesa
and others will be awarded
to contest winners.
ENTERTAINMENT
See "Beautena." the Purina fed calf being raised
right in our store.
Trained factory representatives will be present to an
swer special questions you may have about insecti
cides, Reo lawn mowers. Garden Pal Tractors, chem
icals and seeds. Special demonstrations. Free sam
ples of Purina Dog Chow. 500 trial packages of No
gero, an all-purpose cleanser, will be given away.
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MOVIES
Entertaining and educational
technicolor movies shown
continuously throughout the
day. See "Partners," the dog
movie widely acclaimed by
dog owners throughout th
country. Movies on egg production; calf and chichon
raising; flowers; chemicals and 24I.
Free coffee and dough
nuts. Professional vaude
ville - Imitations. Rope
pinning by a former Sun
Valley entertainer. Musia
Movies. '
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
10:00 Continuous, Interesting movies begin.
11:00 Professional vaudeville acts.
2:00 "Aerial" circus catch your fryer.
3:00 Professional vaudeville and rope spinning
acts.
4:30 Grand Prize Award to Contest Winner.
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Phone 2-2024 4345 Silverton Road, Salem
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