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THE VALLEY NEWS COLUMNS
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From Tho Oregon Statesman's Volley Correspondents
Dinners Held
At Falls City
Thanksgiving
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TALLS CITY Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Jeffup entertained a large group
at Thanksgiving dinner in their
home. . ,
Present Were Mr. and Mrs. Roft
Moore, Rosedale, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Randall and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Randall, Miss Pat Jef
fery, all of Salem; Mr. and Mrs'.
Richard Marr and son, Mr. and
Mrs. Vert Ellis and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Courps iand daugh
ter and Harold Bell. j
Mr. I and Mrs. Harvey Marr and
children spent thanksgiving in
Portland with the Glen Jones fam-
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Magnolia Rebekah lodge 140
held flection of officers Wednes
day, ifew leaders are, noble grand,
Mildred Wray vice-grand, Kather
ine Ames; recording! secretary,
Jesse Moyer, financial secretary,
Nell Mack, and treasurer, Gdenda
York.! I j
Funeral services for Mrs. Annie
Gardner were held Saturday at 2
pjn. at Henkle-Bollman Funeral
home.i Interment at the Odd Fel
low cemetery in Falls City.
Rheumatism Neuritis Sciatica
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Send for our ARTHRITIS BOOK
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: : No Matter hew long yoa have
suffered, or what yoa have tried,
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written In easily understood
words will enable yoa to fully
understand yodr own case and
may save yon years of sofferlng
, This book contains Information
generally known only to Spe
cialists. It explains the different
types of Arthritis and the differ
ence between Arthritis, Rheumatism.-SclatieaNeurltis
and Lum
bago. It lists causes , and symp
toms and describes associated
complicating diseases. It e x -plains
the Anatomy and Physi
ology of the Involved Muscles.
Joints and Nerves. Few realize
how serious these diseases can be
come If long neglected.
Techniques of treatment are
described. You are told where to
look for Help and Relief near at
home without traveling to some
far distant city, f f
This book is sent only to Suf
ferers who want: and f need help.
The edition Is limited. Notice may
not appear aralii. Write at once
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cover distribution cost. You Incur
no obligation. We have no medi
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Box 806, Albuquerque, N.M. Pd.
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rHariKsgiving
Program at
Brooks School
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BROOKS Brooks grade school
students presented a Thanksgiv
ing program in the seventh and
eighth grade room.
Mrs-. Cyril Walker and Mrs.
Norton Wood will be hostesses for
the Brooks .Sewing club Christ
mas party Thursday, December 1,
at the home of Mrs. Willard Ramp.
Carolyn King celebrated her
10th birthday with a dinner at
the home of! her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Ritter.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bosch and
daughter Marie spent Thanksgiv
ing at the home of Mrs. Boschs
sinter Mrs. Minnie Smith in Lyons.
Thanksgiving dinner guests at
the F. J. Morisky home were Jim
my Morisky of Corvallis. Mr. and
Mrs. Donovan Morisky of Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hoffer, Paul
and Bob of Mt. -Angel.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Johnson and
family of Myrtle Creek, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Davis and family of
Hopmere were Thanksgiving din
ner guests at the home' of Mr. and
Mrs. R. I Davis in Brooks.
Mrs. Anna Dunlavy spent
Thanksgiving day at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Cole in Salem.
Other dinner guests were Mr. and
Mrs. George Cole of Stayton.
Thanksgiving dinner guests at
the home of Mrs. Katie Sturgis i
were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smythe
of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. George
Baynard, Mr. and Mrs'. Roy Bay
nard and son Gene, Joe Marsh,
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sturgis
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ramp
were Thanksgiving dinner guests
at the home of their daughter and
son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Cyril
Walker in Mt. Angel.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Loom is en
tertained with a Thanksgiving
dinner for R. D. Vibbert; Mr. and
Mrs. Leroy Loomis, Harry Loomis
and Miss Roberta Loomis.
Mr. and Mrs. Norton Wood,
Jimmy and Stephen were guests
of Mrs. Grace Bolton in Salem,
Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Britt Aspinwall is in the
Salem Memorial hospital and is
reported to be improving satis
factorily. Mrs. Roy Reed., who has
been in the Salem General hos
pital for several weeks, is also
reported to be improving. Mrs.
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RED CROSS HEADS ru.... ir.i.Ti 't.i
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new president of American Red Cross, chats with Basil O'Connor,
former president, at a Washington dinner fat O'Connor's honor.
Frank Sturgis has a badly crushed
left hand caused when her hand
caught in a clothes wringer last
week.
Silverton Couple
On Trip South
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SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs. M.
C. Anderson left this week to visit
in Richmond, Calif.
Mrs. Ole Satern, who has been
visiting at the home of her two
sons. Harold and Oscar Satern,
here for the past two weeks, re
turned Friday to Hillsboro where
she now makes her home with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Madsen. Prior to last
July, Mrs. Satern had lived in Sil
verton for more than 50 years.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Neal left
Thursday en route to Fort Worth,
Tex., to spent three weeks with her
son, the Rev. Robert Neal and his
family. The Texans plan to re
turn to Silverton with his parents
for the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. J. P. A. Hansen left Friday
morning for Klamath Falls where
she will spend several weeks with
her son, H. E. Frederickson and
family.
Independence
Masonic Lodge
Gives Degrees
SUtetmaa Newt Service
INDEPENDENCE Independ
ence chapter, Royal Arch Masons,
met at the Masonic hall Friday
evening when the past master
degree was conferred upon sev
eral candidates.
Mae Ellen Harmon and Betty
Foster gave a report on their ex
periences at Girts-&tate last sum
mer at the Wednesdays meeting
and potluck supper of American
Legion Post No. S3 and Auxil
iary. Beginning the first of the
year, the date for the auxiliary
meeting will be changed to the
third Wednesday of each month.
The Home extension unit will
meet in the Methodist church par
lors .Wednesday, at 10 a.m. A pot-
Ljuck dinner will be served at
W m mm m . . m
noon. Airs. iea Aiuuer ana Mrs.
Orlie Brown will demonstrate
garment finishing.
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Stages Dinner
At Sweet Home
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StaAasmaa News Service
SWEET HOME That Frfra-
ed Womjens club held a progres
sive difmer Tuesday evening.
r run coeKiaiia were rvi at th
Stewart jWeiss home, salad at the
James StoKer and H. D. Els ton
homes, main course at the Jack
Gilberts i and Ed Cardwn and
dessert it the Dan Aahtm hnm.
ine project was for the benefit
of the pyblic -library.
Mr. and Mra. H T Pinkin )
purchased the Ada Rozell prop
erty on Larch street
Mrs. fat Wills was taken to
the local hospital Monday for
medical treatment Mrs. Wills has
been ill f for sometime.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. Morrison
have purchased the Lloyd Foster
home infJ" street
: Miss Gloria Gist and Mr. Ken
neth little of Portland, were
week end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
William! Affolter. Miss Gist Is a
sister of Mrs. Affolter.
Mr. and Mrs. William Affolter
spent Thanksgiving day at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter jAffolter at Neskowin. .
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Valley BirtliS
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ALBANY To Mr. and Mrs.
G. F. Anderson, November 21, at
Albany General, a 7 pound boy.
jTo Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sellus
of Route 2, Lebanon, November
It, an 8 pound 9 ounce girl at the
Willamette Osteopathic hospital.
j To Mr. and Mrs. Roland Robins
of Corvallis. a 7 pound 14 ounce
girl, November 18.
i To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Yegge
of Route 2, Lebanon, at the Wil-
Utroltio Ueleopathle id
pound I ounce boy.
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WTLLAMINA Mr. andAIrs.
Lewis Blachy are the parents Of
a son, William Joh, bom; Novem
ber 18. j ,! if
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd X. Meek
are the parents of a son, Eddie
James, born November Yt, at a
Dallas hospital. j
SILVERTON Born atj the Sil
verton hospital November 23 a
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Anton
Berg of Woodburn. I -At
on (pin-yon), is the only member
of the pine family that bears tdiblo
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s revealed by official registration figures and what's
more, Chevrolet trucks outsell the next two makes
combined. That's the record now look at the reasons.
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with economy, handling oaso and convenience. Look at
all the extra advantages of Chevrolet trucks and then add
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you and tell you the full story of Chevrolet truck valuel
Official Registration Figures covering Chevrolet weight
class for the ten months, Dec 1948 - Sept 1949.
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Quick; smooth shifting; HYPOID REAR AXLES 5 times
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Increased tire mileage ADVANCE-DESIGN STYLING With
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handling UNIT-DESIGN BODIES Precision built
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PLATG SERVICES! I
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mrly beMM yei'r Wt f
Mtk lor DMtal Oral Um Dr.
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and kava aaadaa wort aam
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LaUr. aa YOUR OWN r.
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EXAMIl(ATIO:i
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APPOINTMENT
Yaa ara walcama aay taaa at
year aawvawiaaaa far bamiaa-
tioa ar Caaaanatiaa
yaar Dantal full I.
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Eliminoto too ombarrasssjieat aos! loconvenlents
of Toothless Days ... prevent lost of ttnio
from yoar ob. lMnoit lestorotion enables
'oa to wear yor plates THE SAM I DAY extra
loos are eempletea' ... particolarty rf
mended for those who nseet toe pablic ! J
Ask Year Deptht. ; ; j
If no extraction is necessary oetne in before 1C
A. M. (except Satnrday) and your mow Dental
Plates will bo ready for yoa by 1:30 r. Mi TMI
SAME DAY. A convenient, ttme-tvlf service.
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Wbetber or oof yoa" need extraction, w4 wWt
moke very effort fa fit yoo with oew Deatal
Plafes la the shortest possible time. I I
Work asaaUy eomplefed In 1 fro J days.
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