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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1949)
Millsaps Entertain Guests at Gates GATES Easter dinner guests at the Albert Millsap home were Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Klecker and family of Stayton, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Millsap and family of Portland. Mrs. Mary Howell observed her birthday last week with a lunch eon at her home. Those invited were Mrs. Maude Shepherd of Mill City, and Mrs. Louisa Romey and Daniel, Mrs Ben Wrif lesworth and Kathleen, Mrs. Clare Heuness, Mrs. A. Blackburn and Mrs. Till man Raines, all of Gates. Richard Nystrom of Niagara has been spending the past two months in Mill City at the home of his sister, Mrs. Anna Jenkins. Labish Groups Meet; CE Has Party Night LABISH CENTER The Kum-Join-Us class met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Kurth Tues day evening for a business meet ing and party. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harris and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boehm were in charge ol arrangements. The May meeting will be at the home of Connie Weinman with Mrs. W. R. Daugh erty and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Aker on the committee. Ray Bibby has gone to Tule Lake to do the spring work on the farm which he recently re ceived through the drawing for farms for veterans. His' wife and son hope to join him there next week although permanent living Quarters probably will not be ready until later this summer. Mrs. Oscar Evans entertained members of her pinochle club Tuesday evening at her home. Mrs. Leslie Klampe returned with herbaby daghr. ChSE Tl& ESFlS? tine. The Klampes have two olderj highway near the north city hm- children. The Christian Endeavor under the leadership of Grace Klampe had a party in the church base ment Monday evening. David Casebeer of Baena Crest had charge of the games and Betty Blair and Carolyn Casebeer as sisted by Mrs. Nathan Kurth had charge of refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Art Rasmussen left Tuesday to spend several daysj in Kelso, Wash. The Stataaman. Salem, Oregon. Thursday. April 21, 1943 11 Brooks Club Holds Meeting BROOKS The Brooks Garden club met at the home of Mrs. Mary McClure, with Mrs. Eva Ed wards as co-hostess. Bouquets of daffodils and other spring flow ers provided the decorative note. Favors were Easter baskets of can dy eggs. ' Mrs. Elva Aspinwall, president. presided over the business session. An invitation to enter the Wood burn Garden club spring flower show April 23, was read and ac cepted. Pictures of scenes in Hol land were shown by Mrs. Anna Lehrman. Work was done on fa vors the club is making for the annual state garden club conven tion to be held in Corvallls next month. Mrs. Fred Browning and Mrs. Vora Weese of Salem were guests. : Unionvale Folk Travel, Entertain Over Week End UNIONVALE Mr. and Mrs. Louis Magee motored to Corvallis Sunday, spending the evening with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Magee and Stephen. Easter Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Wilder were their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dwinell of Corvallis. Lydia Witheee was an Easter dinner guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sd Winger in the Pleas antdale district. Their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gross of Salem were also home for the day. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Steingrube Sunday evening were his sister and brother-in-law, Mr and Mrs. Ed Allen of Salem. Af ter dinner they attended the can tata, 'Tarry Ya Until," given at the church. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Withee were Mrs. Anna Rutsch man and Alvin and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rutschman. Crash Hurts Amity Youth AMITY Fred Johnson, Amity, suffered chest injuries and cuts Thursday when? an auto driven by its. Johnson was treated by a local physician. Dr. Charles H. Law, and is recovering from his injuries at home. Ralph: was not seriously injured. Fred is employed at Alderman Farms, and Ralph is home on leave from duty in the U.S. navy. Pringlr Girl Seoul Hosu to Parents PR INGLE Pringle Girl Scout troop entertained its parents at a dinner Saturday in the school building. , Dinner was prepared and served by the girls as one phase of earn ing their badges: Several girls sang and other scouts told jokes Present were Mr. and Mrs. An- cel Pat ton and; daughters, Jean Adrienne and Riith Ann; Mr. and Mrs. P. V. Bahhstedt and Janet: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Klinger and Beverly: Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Schwalen and Sally, and Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Binkley. Victor Point Club To Meet Friday VICTOR POINT The 42 -C Fhool Community club will meet riday night at the Union Hill f range hall for a business session and box social. Proceeds from the meeting will Co into the school's hot lunch fund. The entertainment program will feature Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Perkins, who will do magic tricks. Perkins will also lead group singing. Salem Heights Club To Meet Thursday SALEM HEIGHTS The Salem Heights Community club will meet Thursday at S p. m. at the hall. The nominating committee will be named, and a report of the pro gress of the fire truck committee. The eighth grade girls will sing and there will be some outside tal ent on the program. Refreshments will be served after the program Mt. Angel Bridge Club Meets at Elmer Home MT. ANGEL L Mrs. Ambrose Ebner was hostess to her bridge club Tuesday night for cards fol lowed by a dessert supper. High score honors were won by Mrs. Ivo Bauman and the prize for lowest score went to Roslyn Kron berg. This was the first time the club met after the lenten interruption. Mrs. Melchior Uselman will en tertain at the next party. Sudan Grass Cains Favor for Pasture Sudan grass alone with millets and sorghums is firmly establish ed as a summer pacture plant in Oregon, with anestimated 45,500 acres grown inr 1948, gays H. A Schoth and H. H. 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