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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1949)
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Virgil Trick, president, acted as toastmaster for the annual banquet, and Dean Pol ing was introduced by N. John Hansen, Polk county agent. Special guests included Walter Leth, former county agent; C. E. Hayes, county Judge, and Claude Hoisington, head of the Polk ag ricultural conservation association. The musical program included vocal solos by Mrs. Curtis Lamb of Monmouth and J. P. Smart of Salem. Folk dancing under the direction of John Black of Mon mouth followed In the grange ballroom. Woodburn School District Asks New Residents to Register SUt (man Ntws Sarrlea WOODBURN Newcomers to the Woodburn school district have been asked to contact Frank Proc tor, clerk, to register their children for the 1949-50 school census. Those who have arrived since October 23 are asked to register those between the ages of four and 20. The census must be completed before November 10 In order that the district may collect its share of state basic school support funds. SUNNY 8 IDE CLUB MEETING SUNNYSIDE The Sunnyside Friendly Hour club will meet with Mrs. Roy Heckart for a no-host noon luncheon Thursday, Novem ber 10. Members are asked to bring all articles to be sold at the club bazaar November 18. ' Valley Obituaries -MMMMMMMMMM-aMMMMMM-M-M-- m m! T lUUimiB Newi Servlls Mrs. Carl Holt WILLAMINA Private funeral services for Mrs. Carl Holt, 48, who died Friday, were held in the Sherlidan Funejral home Monday. Vauft i entombment was in the Riverview Abbey mausoleum in Portland. Mrs.i: Holt was born in Hnmnion. Tenni Feb. 2T. lStttfc ' was married ta Carl Holt April 6, 1921, when they made their hpme near -Willamlna. Surviving j are her husband; s son, Edward; stwo sisters, Margaret Martin in Seat tle and Bessie Winter in Portland; three brothers,! Marion and Dan nie i Stevens !6f Portland and George Stevens of Montana. Mrs. Floyd Lady WILLAMINA Funeral rites for Mrs. Floy$ Lady, 57, former resjdent of the Willamlna area, were held Thursday in the Sheri dan i Christian! church- with the Rev Frank Vf, Zook officiating. Interment was In the Upper Willa mlna cemetery. Mrs. Lady died October 25 in Portland where she had been living recently. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Brown, Oregon pioneers, and was born in the Willamitfa com munity. Survivors include her husband. Fiord; two sons, two sis ters, one brother and three grand children. 1 Ferdinand B. Schoel ALBANY Ferdinand B. Schoel, 74, a jeweler for the past 55 years, died here Monday morning follow ing a prolonged illness. Services wilt be held today at 2:30 p.m. at the Fortmiller-Fred-ericksen f ha pel with the-i-Rev. Fredrick Landjs officiating.: In terment will be at Willamette Memorial park, -i- Schoel has operated . his own jewelry business here since 1930. He was born 1 in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, ' Dec. 28,l875.! He came to Albany in 1914: and has lived here since.) 1 He i was married in Iowa to Pauline Barrier in 1907. In ad dition to the widow he is survived by two children, Dr. Louis B. Schoel of Portland and Mrs. Cath erine Victor of Albany and by two grandchildren, jjj ; 1 CHURCH PLANS BAZAAR WILLAMINA Plans are un derway for the: annual bazaar and dinner sponsored by the Willa mlna i Methodist church Women's Society of World Service in the church basement Tuesday, Novem ber 15, from ft to 8 pjn. Baby Clinic Set Tuesday At Woodburn Statesman News Service WOODBURN The second well baby clinic and immunization per iod will be held here Tuesday, Nov 8,; in the public; library .from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. ! j -Physical examinations of first graders will continue during tHe morning. The .clinic will be con ducted by Dr.iWillard J, Stone, Marion county health officer. All residents of Marion county are eligible to bring their: babies for examination and immunization. Silvertor School Open House Set Statesman News Service SILVERTONi Observing Na tional Education week, teachers of the Eugene Field grade school and the Junkwvhigh school, will hold open hou& Wednesday at 8 pjn. Work of the students will be on display in each.roqm. Visitors are j welcomed at the high school anytime during the week, the Parent-Teachers asso ciation reports; The j association will serve coffee during Wednes day night. j Little Galden Club Plans Thursday Lunch Statesman News Itrvice SALEM HEIGHTS The Little Garden Club of Salem Heights will meet Thursday, November 10, at 1 p.m. for a dessert luncheon at the home of Mrs. Hunt Clark, 100 Culver Jane, with Mrs. A. A. Tay lor assisting. i Reports wHI be made on the clubs recent flower show. Three flower arrangements will be judg ed. Mrs. Homer McWain will pre sent the program which is Thanks giving Ideas. Rough Lumber Winded I s. Top Market Price) Paid for Ro. Green Dimension AM10V7 LBB. Co. 200 Wallace Rd. Salem Ph 36181 I Jmmmmm 1. . aa , mmnT? J lt . i r 1 : t r That jxmf?elfip the ffiril 'oftftis Mew .1950 Btildebaker's ! ! I TAKE A LOOK! TAKE A RIDE! YOUIL TAKE IT AWAY! WAToi it ruma oot tw inavsi Rough gains; doesn't even ripple the smoothness of a 1950 Stude baker's restful ride. Balanced design and a brand-new kind Of coil-spring front suspension I jVwONT you accept this cordial invitation I W to come in and drive the amazing new jl950 Studebaker?. I We want you and every other car owner jn townto nnd out what a remarkable autot bile this aerodynamic new Studebaker is. j You'ye never experienced the like of the ride, the handling ease; the sure-footed safety the brilliant all-around performance of this new est. and finest Studebaker. ' I It's low! It's long! It's all ur rag' And Amer ica'g buying it faster than any new car Studet baker ever introduced before. Come in and get behind the wheel and get the driving thrill of your lifetime! ! BONESTEELEj SALES & SERVICE INC. 370 N. Church St., Salem, Oregon WATOI IT WH SnSiT ON OJIVESI ' You wheel around turns without weave or wander In the sure footed 1950 Studebaker. You never drove car that's so easy to park and to maneuver. M. J. Baughn, Detroit, Oregon Costumes Needed For Willatnina High Production SUUiman News Service WILLAMINA A call for cos tumes has been issued for Willa mlna high school 1949 play, "Little Women." The production covered a period from 1864 to 1867. Since part of the high school field's grandstand burned new rtllcs have been issued governing smoking during games. It will be issued to parents through the stu The senior English class toured McMinnville radio station KMCM Friday afternoon. The class is studying radio Announcing. Delegates from WHlamina high school's weekly piper, The Search light, attending the Oregon state press conference in Eugene were Alyce Yennie, LaVelle McBee, Robert Henthorn and the advisor, Mr. Doherty. Annual delegates are Mavic Pearson and Lillian Hines. November 10, at the Liberty com munity hall at 8 p.m. The school will also hold open house that evening and Donald Jessup, music supervisor for the Salem schools will give a demon stration of instruments. The rooms wtfl show work done by the school children since the beginning of the fall term. There Will also be display and various exhibits. The Community club will serve refreshments. Woodburn Methodist Church Dedicated In Sunday Ceremony Liberty School Slates Open House Thursday Statesman Newt Service LIBERTY The Liberty Com munity club" will meet Thursday, Statesman New Service WOODBURN The new Wood burn Methodist church was dedi cated in a special cornerstone lay ing ceremony Sunday by Bishop Gerald Kennedy of Portland. The Rev. Ormal B. Trick, pastor, presided at the services. The Rev. Oliver J. Gill, superintendent of the Forest Grove district, retired Methodist minister, assisted. The new building replaces the 57-year-old church which burned to the ground April 3, 1948. Con struction started this spring DR. MINOR TO LEAVE AUMSVILLE Dr. Jack Minor, Conservative Baptist missionary whd soon will leave for service in India, will speak at 7:45 Wednes day night at the Bethel Baptist church here. Students Form Squads Fire At Jefferson ; : l Statesman News Service JEFFERSON Fire-prevention squads were recently organized in the high amd grade schools here. Neil Stephenson is fire marshal in the high school. The gymnas ium is to be handled by Dean Davis, Vernon Goin and Joe Tierce. The school bands have moved their equipment in the new stage annex to the gymnasium. The ad vanced band is smaller In number than in previous years. Thirty four are practicing in the begin ners' band. A new band banner has been purchased. Clarence Watts, is band director. i -i Salem Heights Woman's Qub Hears Reports Statesman News Service : SALEM HEIGHTS The Sa lem Heights Woman's club met Friday at the Salem Heights Com munity hall. Mrs. C. M. Matlock was hostess, assisted by Mrs. O. W. Gorton and Mrs. Charles Hage mann. Report on the- Marion county federation meeting held recently in Aurora were given by Mrs. L. L. Bennett, Mrs. A. A. Taylor, and Mrs.; A. M. Chapman. A movie, -Its All Yours," was shown by Majorie Chester, who is with the Salem library. She made, reports on books for adult and child reading. Also the best basic books for starting a children library. Pringle Woman's Club Plans Bazaar, Sale Statesman News Service . PRINGLE The Pringle Woman's club meeting recently made plans for a bazaar and cook ed 1 food sale December 8 at the Portland Gas & Coke Co. in Salem starting at 9:30 a.m. Guests at the meeting were Mes dames Leroy Johnson. Gordon St. George and Paul Rogers. Prizes were won by Mesdames I. N. Howe, George Adams and Del Binkley. Pneumonia Hospitalizes Boebert; Hohhs Better SILVERTON Lou Boebert is seriously IU at the Silverton hos pital from pneumonia. He was stricken last rriday and was re ported Monday as holding his own. George Hubbs, who has been seriously ill for the past -several weeks is reported considerably improved at the local hospital; The world's largest sheep," the Argali, lands on his horns instead of on bis feet, when he Jumps. GREGG TO EUGENE EUGENE Dean Robert D. Gregg. Willamette university, Sa lem, will be among a group of Oregon higher education school administrators who will head panel groups on national scholar ships at the University of Oregon November 18. BACKACHE, j LEG PAINS JAY DE DANGER SIGN Of Tired Kidneys I PMaonooa r ss remans nt fur Moo. ; nmf (sum annta baekaeha, rfcewnatta pains, lec Pina. Iom of pp and rmtrn, (H- Unff ap nit-Bta, sweutnc, punas anaer toe; art, headaches and dullness. Frequent e scant? aasaaws with smarting1 and MnaVafj in nis-nta, i Madsfhn rthei nomatlraas show there is sielhlns; wane! with rr kidneys or Madder. : ' Don't wait I Aak your drunrfst for Pom's; Pills, a stimulant stareUs, Deed faaeeMfallyi pT millions for ever It years, Poaa's sjrro! happy relief and wfll hela tho IS snllea of fcidaay tobea flash not noteonn fW Wood, Cot Pom's fills i WLiilliiihlilillli 0 h n n n n n n T n fl 1 liiiiiliiiiiui! mum ID WBf 3 YES OVER $2,000,000 IN CASH AND VALUABLE PRIZES! Just toll us a good roason why wo should givo you a now Sholvador Rofrigorator A doubt chanc to win. First we'rw en f hndrU of Crosley Dealers having a Local Contest, designed for our own friends and neighbors end lodged by local judg.t righ In our owji community. Think how ilmpl H l! All you do Is writ on th local Entry Blank in 50 words or less why you believe Crosley should give you a beautiful, new 9-ublc-foof Sholvador JUMflorator. 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