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1 The Statesman, Salem. Oregon, Wednesday, Tone 1, 1948
THE VALLEY NEWS COLUMNS
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, From Th Oregon Statesman' VoI!y Correspondents
Jeff ergon High
Students Receive
Special Awards
JEFFERSON M. H. Beal,
school superintendent, made the
following awards at commence
ment Thursday night:
Scholarship i placque, Yvonne
Rosenau and Robert Higgins; cit
izenship, parlene Winn; school
spirit, Joan Johnson; athletics, Al
fred McCann; activities, Kathar
ine Specht; band.v David Arnold;
music. Leighton, Weddle; perfect
attendance, Katherine Specht,
salutatorian. Darlene Winn; val
edictorian, Yvonne Rosenau; ASB
president. Jack Grimes; DAR
certificate. Yvonne Rosenau; in-,
ter-class trophy, sophomores.
Garden Glub
To Stage Show
At Oak Grove
OAK GROVE The Oak Grove
Garden club will stage its annual
flower show and silver tea Tues
day, June ?, at the Grange hall.
Exhibitors have been requested
to have their entries arranged by
noon when judging will start, he
how will be open to the public
from 2 to 5 pjn. and from 7 to
. 10 p.m.
Garden clubs of Dallas, Rickre
all and, Independence have b een
Invited to compete. Rose compe
tition will be featured in the show.
The following clashes will be
open for entries: Class 1, one
bjoom and three blooms of one
ariety each In yellow, white,
.pink, red and multicolored; clas
, 2, one open rose, any color; clas
3, polyantha roses, one to three to
the container: class 4, single
votes, one to three toJthe contain
er; class 5, miniature roses; class
f, twelve roses of one color and
12 roses o mixed colors; class 7.
decorative arrangements with ros
es, predominating; class 8, other
flowers arrangements, any flow
ers; class 9, novelty arrangements,
horticulture ,and potted plants.
Committee chairmen are Mrs. J.
D. Allen, classification; Mrs. War
Ten Allen, refreshments; Mrs,
Frank Farmer, staging: Mrs. R! W.
Hogg, reception; Mrs.. Nellie White,
garden clubs, and Mrs. E. L. Her
rell, general chairman.
nasiern uairvmcn
Visit Independence
INDEPENDENCE A group of
eastern Jeryrv broerlern on their"
way to the National Jerev sah;
brought from Portland on a tour
to Polk rmintv Saturdav by mem
ber of the Polk County Jer-evl
club and tfee Irirtependence Cham
ber of Commerce. They were serv
ed dinner in the citv nnrk by the
women of the Jersey club.
20 Students,
To Graduate
At Monmouth
MONMOUTH Commencement
exercises for Monmout hhign
school will be held Tuesday, June
7, at 8 p.m. in gampbell hall au
ditorium. Dr. Harry L. Dillin, pres
ident of Linfield college will, be
the speaker.
Baccalaureate sermon, with the
Rev. Herman D. Wiebe of the lo
cal Baptist church, will' be held
Sunday night. June 5, at the Chris
tian chrch. There are 20 graduates,
12 girls and eight boys. Mildred
DeVoss is valedictorian and Peggy
Neal, salutatoriffh. V
The graduates:-
Betty Bollinger; La Velle Breon,
James Comstock, George Condon,
Mildred DeVof. Don DuToit, Hel-'
en Elkins, Don Gregg, Oscar
Groves, jr., Betty Heide, Bobbie
May; Clifford ; Menning, i Marilyn
Miller. Peggy Neal, Sylvia Part
low. N-o;d Sawtelle. John Stump,
Anita Westfall and Gladys Young.
'?Swcgle Mother Ite turn
Home with IVew Bahy j
SWEGLE- Mrs. Harold Norton !
h.'i . returned from the hospital
with her new baby daughter. Mr. :
and Mrs. Charles Norton of East
C&rdcn road are the grandparents.
Mr. and. Mrs. A. C. Srhaffer are ;
.beinging congratulated Tn the birth '
' of their first grandchild, a son
born Fridav at Salem General hos
pital ?r Mr. and Mm. Daryl Ma
son (Carrol Sthaffer). He has been i
I.rrv Steven, '
V alley Hirlhs !
DALLAS Mr. and Mr. OJewel- I
lyn RowHl are parents of a new !
soVi. Robert Hale, born Mav 23. He '
li their firrt child. j
DALLAS -Mr. and Mrs. S. L. '
Brarwh are parent of a new duugh- ;
ter. Betty Louise, born May 19.
DALLAS Mr. and Mr. Eugene I
Williams are parents of a new son. !
J-arry Eugene, born May 23 at Dal- j
las hospital. '
DALLAS Mr. and" Mrs. Don-'
Id Frahci are parents, of a new i
daughter. 'Linda Marare, born
May 22 at Dallas hospital.
DALLAS Mr. and Mrs. Homer
McAllister are parents of theirj
erond child, born at Ba-rtell hos-;
pital Mar 20. ' !
DALLAS Mr. and Mrs. Stanley I
Van-Order are parent. of a new j
son, born May 22 at Bartell hospi- !
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Valley
Obituaries
Kverett A, DeVinney
SILVEKTON Funeral services
for Everett Aaron DeVinney, 76,
who died Monday at the Silver
ten hospital, will be held Wed
neiday at 2 p m. at the Memorial
chapel of the Ekman funeral
home. Burial will be in Silverton
, cemetery.
DeVinney came here In 1942
and had been employed by the city
as park and municipal swimming
"pool superintendent.
Survivors are the widow, Josie,
twa- daughters, Ethel M. Hand
ley of Santa Monica, Calif.; Marie
Parker. Vallier, Mont.; two sons,
Clyde J. of Williams. Mont ; Ray
E. of Silverton: five grand chil
dren and two great grand children.
McMinnville Donald G. Mader
of McMinhvjlle route, 3, recently
visited the U. S. Naval academy at
Annapolis. Md.. aboard the de
stroyer USS Henley. Mader is a
quartermaster, tecond class, in the
regular navy.
Bethel J. G. Lauderback,
Bethel district dairy farmer, is In
Salem General hospital undergoing
tests for an illness. Because he
has been unable to secure help to
operate his farm, his stock will
be sold In an auction Thursday,
June 2. at hli farm op the Pen
road,"24 Wiles fast of Four Cor
ners. ,
Salem Height The Salem
Heights school will hold its grad
uation exercises Wednesday, June
1, In the Community hall at 8
pm. The sixth arid seventh grades
will be guests. Due to the consoli
dation of the district, the .sixth
and seventh grade will attend the
Leslie Junior High school next
year.
Liberty The Liberty school
will hold its annual picnic on Wed
nesday, June 1, at the school. Par
ents and neighbors are invited to
attend, and preschool children are
especially invited. Parents are
asked to bring a family, picnic
lunch and their service.
Liberty The Liberty Com
munity club will meet Friday,!
June 3, at 6 p.m., for a covered- j
dish dinner in the school lunch- j
room. There will be. no business j
meeting. There will be a ball !
game, the married and single!
boys. . j
, Macleay The Madeay Grange,
will meet at the Grange hall Fri- '
day night. June 3. The Home Ec- j
onomics club is in charge of the I
program. , ; ;
TODAY
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Double Green
Stamp Day
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177 North liberty
Victor Point
Residents Visit
Oyer Week End
VICTOR POINT Visitors here
for the Memorial day week end
were Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hofstetter
and; the former's sister Fannie of
Vancouver at the J. J. Doerfler
home.
Mri and' Mrs. Paul Sharo and
daughter, Sandra, of Springfield,'
were visitors at the C. C. Jones
home andatso visited with Mr.
Sharp's mother and . sister in Sa
lem. Guests at the Ov W. Humph
reys home were Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sell Grar of Toledo., Mr. and Mrs.
Francis lliller and Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Verback entertained a ! group
of relatives from YacolL Washing
ton and The Dalles.' '
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Fischer,
Morris : and Evlyn Joined friends
on a weekend fishing trip to Sut
tle lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Alexander of
Albany called at the home of 're
latives here Monday; Mrs. Alexan
der (Inez Fischer) formerly Jived
here.: j
Local Food Package
Reaches Norwegians
LIBERTY-SALEM HEIGHTS
PROSPECT Word has been re
ceived that the food parcel sent
bj- the extension unit has reached
Norway. It was sent to Johanna
Turner Graduation
Exercises Tonight
TURNER Baccalaureate ser
vices for Turner; jhigh school's
graduating class- were held Sun
day at the Assembly of God
church. Commencement exercises
will be Wednesday, June 1, at
8 p.m. R. E. Lieuallen. Oregon
College of Education .faculty mem
ber, will be the speaker.
Kj els tad. who is a school teacher
there. She wrote that she shared
the box with the school .hildren.
The thing loved the best by the
children was the popcorn. They
don't have popcorn there a.nd
never saw anything like it before.
After It was popped they bated to
eat it
Turner High
Music Groups
Hold Picnic
TURNER Turner high school's
band and glee club closed a suc
cessful year Tuesday with a picnic
and swim at Dallas park.
Buses and private cars took the
entire student body of the high
school to Avery park at Corvallis
Friday for an all-day picnic,
swimming, boating and ball games.
Walter Krause is music instrfit
tor at the school, and will be (jrfec
tor next year of the Tumer-Aums-ville
union district.
Lancaster Unit1 !
Holds Meeting
EAST SALEM The last meet
ing of the year for Lancaster home
extension unit was held Friday in
the kitchen demonstration room of
Hogg brothers " x .
Jane Coie, equipment .advisor,
assisted Mrs. Cleo Keppinger and
Mrs. Robert Ffomm. project lead
ers, in preparing a luncheon with
the broiling method of cooking.
There wefe 15 members and one
guest. Mrs. William Allen in at
tendance. New officers were in
stalled in the afternoon by Mrs.
Cleo Keppinger.. Mrs. Albert Fa
bry was "installed as chairman;
Mrs. Robert F;. Fromm, vice chair
man; Mrs. Dan Scharf, secretary.
and Mrs. Henry Shriek, treasurer.
Cooperators reports and j prefer
ences for next year's projects wre
taken care of. Mrs. Robert Picker
el will again serve as reporter.
Garden Club Holds
Season's Last Meeting
SALEM HEIGHTS The Little
Garden club held its last, regular
meeting ,Thuiday at the nome"
of Mrs. Lewis Judson. A cohered
dish dinner was served kt.hoon.
New officers, installed Here:
president. Mrs. L. L. Bennett; vice
president. Mrs. Ed A. Carleton,
and secretary-treasurer,' Mrs. F,
O. Welling. Mrs. Ralph Cartwright
was the installing officer. Mrs.
John Douglas is t'r.e retiring presi
dent. For the program he club
visited the Adams Peony Gai dens
en Wallace road. .
TRUSTED EMBEZZLERS
Jf embezzlers were not trusted employes at
one time they could not have had access to
company funds. A bond written by SALEM'S
GENERAL OF AMERICA AGENCY will reim
burse you for fidelity losses.
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