w aiao rims t
Plans Play
In January
IUUmub Nwf Serrico -
S IL, VERTON Work U going
ahead on the playlet "Riding on.
the Railroad," which members of
the Waldo Hint community club
will present at the hall January 13.
Mrs. Dan HUlman, program
chairman for the .evening, it di
recting the cast which includes
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Riches,
Jane Riches, Clair Brown, Vivian
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jarni
gan, Carl Jarnlgan, Jr, Joan Jar
nigah, Richard and Robert Barnes,
Don Hillman, Lola Eridreson, Lois
Riches, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ri
ches, Mrs. Harvey Kasier, LeRoy
and Homer Rue.
Besides the play, some musical
numbers will be given, with John
Jeffery making arrangements for
these. The program will start at
t p. m. and will be followed by a
no-host supper. LeRoy Rue Is club
president.
New Teacher
Takes Over
At Rosedale
lUtesmaa Ktws Sonrlea
ROSEDALE Mrs. Florabel Sell
of Salem has been hired to finish
ihm nrhnnl term as Rosedale's up
per grade teacher. Mr. Calvin Jet
ton, the former teacner returned
to his home in Saline, Okla be-
hiiu f hla nsnwitf 111nsa.
New pupils enrolled in the school
are Danny Murphy, a second gra
der and aucnaei Murpny in mm
tint, sons of Mr ."and Mrs. J. F.
DeFreece who have moved Into the
house recently vacated by Mr. and
TLTr J. Tlacrh. Jnhn Timid enrolled
In the fourth rrade i the son of
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Dodd who have
moved here from the Zena com
munity.
. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stice and
family have returned from a trip
to Atlanta, Ga., where they visited
their daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Nathan Sparks.
Mrs. Danny Bauge was honored
at a shower given at the home of
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Sparks Friday evening. Assisting
Mrs. Sparks with the entertain
ment during the evening was Mrs.
Edward Davees. Those present
were Mesdames Merle Green,
Bert Hamilton, Lee Trederickson,
Glen Sparks, Milton Bingenheim
er, Forrest Cammack, Edward
Dave, Marilyn Davee, Russel
Griffin, Edwin Caldwell, Ben
Sparks and Danny Bauge.
Hop Growers
Meet Monday
At Mt. Angel
ttateswjui Mm Sonrkc
MT. ANGEL Among the im
portant matters to be discussed at
the hop growers meeting in the
Mt. Angel city hall Monday night,
January 9, at 7:30 p.m. will be
the new farm legislation in rela
tion to the hop I grower and the
operations of the market agree
ment... .
, Also to be discussed will be the
Import and export situation and
the development in hop research
and the hop growers convention to
be held In Salem February 9 to 11.
The meeting la sponsored Joint
ly by the United States Hop Grow
ers association and the Hop Con
trol board. Hush J. Chrisman, Ore
Ygon representative of U. S. Hop
Growers and Paul T. Rowell, man
aging editor of the Hop Control
board, will be present.
District advisory committee mem
bers to serve for the coming year
for the U. S. Hop association and
for the hop control board will be
elected. - .
Yamhill Polio
Drive Started;
Goal Larger
lUtomsa News lenrfet
WILLAMINA A dinner meet
ing of the chairmen of each town
tn Yamhill county for the March
f Dimes campaign was I held
Thursday night, January 5, at the
Palm cafe In McMinnville, with
Earl Nott, county chairman in
i-hzrae Nott introduced the soeak-
ers who were Dr. Spratz- from
Newberg, stale member oi ine
organization and Dr. Turner, Port
land. Pictures were taken of the
chairman from .each town. It was
learned during the meeting that
Yamhill county last year spent ap
proximately $8,000 aiding polio
patients, and that in the last year!
drive, only $4000 was realized.
Taking the extra $4000 spent from
the treasury.'-"- " Vv
Robert Shipley, chairman from
Willamina, Mrs. Shipley, Martin
Myers, chairman for past three
years, and Mrs. Myers were among
those attending. .
LUND IN ROTARY
SILVERTON Leo. Lund is a
new member in the Silverton Ro
tary club, filling the restaurant
classification. The place was held
by Lund's father-in-law, the late
W. E. Toney until his death Oc
tober 25.
It's Smart to Wear
U2I2AI CREDIT, OF COUXSQ ( j
Dr. Henry E. Morris Dr. Kenneth W. Morris
MORRIS OPTICAL CO.
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THE VALLEY NEWS COLUMNS
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fir I. pointe te the blackbeard in
Statctaaa News Sanrfea '
nabbard New officers will be
installed at the Tuesday evening
meeting of Thalia Rebekah .lodge
January 10. Lela Ramsey, presi
dent of the Rebekah Assembly of
Oregon, will make her official vis
it to Thalia at that time.
Hubbard An all-day meeting
of the Ladies Aid of Hubbard
Community church (Congrega
tional) will be held at the Levi
Miller home Wednesday, January
11. A no-host dimmer will be
served at noon,
Hubbard The Firemen and
their wives and invited guests en
joyed a New Year's Vetch, party
in the newly completed hall over
the fire truck garage. An evening
of dancing was highlighted with
hats and noisemakers at midnight
and all sirens were blown.
Hubkard Steve Ensign was vo
ted into membership of the vol
unteer fire department at : the
meeting Monday evening. ; :
Aamsville The Missionary So
ciety of tot AumsviUt Wesleyan
Methodist church had a fellowship
dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
C. D. : Shellenberger at their home
Wednesday. Those present were
the Rev. and Mrs. Glenn Hoerner;
George Lee Hoerner, Mr, and Mrs.
Byron Wells. Mrs. J. B. GiesdaL
Mrs. Walter Ross, Evelyn Gjesdal,
Mr. Otto Fuson, Bill Shellenberger,
Rollie Green and George Gjesdal.
Swegle Because of illness in
the homes of several members, the
Swegle Women's club will not
mee in January.
Auburn The Auburn cub pack
committee meeting will be Mon
day night in the home ox Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Jacobe.
Willamina Willamina schools
are expected to open Monday
morning unless freezing weather
makes it impossible. The schools
have been closed since Wednes
day, January. 4, due to the icy
conmuon ox roaos.
Labish Center The 4-H club
meeting will be held January 11
at the home o DeAnn MuClaughry
at 7 pjn. This meeting was orig
inally set tor December 28 but had
been postponed because of Christ
mas and sickness.
Keizer Farmers
Union to Meet "
Tuesday, Jan. 10
gtatesauus News lerrke
KEIZER Both old and new
members of Keizer Farmer's union
are urged to attend meeting at
Quinaby hall Tuesday night, Jan
uary 10, at 8 pjn.
The group usually meets Wed
nesday. There will be opportunity
to meet John Bollinger, new man
ager of the Farmer's Union ico
opperative store in Salem, New
berg and Corvallis. Lyle Thomas,
Dallas, state secretary, will be the
speaker. Films of general farm in
terest will be shown by Glenn
Slentz of Salem. Other entertain
ment la planned and refreshments
will be served. I
HOPKTXf HOSTS
HUBBARD Marvin Hopkins of
Oklahoma, oldest son of Mr. land
Mrs. J. L. Hopkins, visited his
parents here the fore part of i the
week. He flew as far as Denver
Valley
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das ander teacher Mrs. Derle Dedce
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BUmiJNGTON, la Jan. 1 Clyde Ceberley and Us wife beam at
their new danghter, Marlena Kay, at a hospital where all three are
patients. Coberley amputaled his ewa leg wtth a pocket knife lost
above the ankle Dee. It when it became entangled In a track con
veyer belt and ne help was available. Mrs. Coberley entered the
hospital te have Mardeae Kay a few days later. All are new re
eaperatlng. The child was their first (AP Wlrepfccie to the States-
Califoriiiaiis
Visit Family
At Turner
Statesaua News Service
AUMSVTLLE Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Miller and son Larry of
Calusa, . Calif., are visiting Mrs.
Miller's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Wisenhaua.
Mrs. Lloyd Jensen and son Lar
ry of WashougaL Wash., have been
visiting her family in Aumsville
and Mill City, a
Mary and Margaret Burke en
tered the freshman class at Aums
ville Tuesday. They transferred,
from Leslie Junior high in Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wright Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Wright Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Gillespie and son
spent Christmas vacation visiting
in San Francisco. The Gillespies
returned December' 27, and
Wrights went on south to Los An
geles. The Aumsville volunteer fire
men are sponsoring, a dance at the
Aumsville dance pavilion, Satur
day night January 7.
GRANGE TO MEET L.
LIBERTY-The Red Hills Gra
nge will meet on Tuesday. January
10. at the Red Hills Grange Hall on
Liberty road, for covered-dish
dinner at 7 pjn.
There will be a business meeting
at 8 p. m. Victor Ballantyne, lect
urer is in charge of the program.
and came the rest of the way by
train due to weather conditions.
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To Give Play Jan. 8
Statesauui Newt Servlc
MT. ANGEL TheDramatic club
consisting of students of Mt. An
gel prep school and Mt Angel
academy will present the riotous
three-act comedy, "Spring Fever"
in St Mary's auditorium Sunday,
January 8, in two performance
at Z pjn. and 8 p.m.
Leading roles are carried by
Eddie Traeger and Gloria Ruet
both of Mt AngeL The play is be
ing directed by the Rev. Gabriel
Morris, prep school principal and
dramatic instructor. .
Eugene Woman to
Address Silverton
Church Council
Newt Serric
SILVERTON Mrs. Victor P.
Morris of -the Christian church of
Eugene will be the guest speaker
at the Silverton Methodist church
Thursday, January 12, when the
women of the Silverton churches
will meet to form the first Council
of Church -women in this district
The hour has been set for 2 p. m.
.Officers will be elected for the
new council Thursday after form
ation has been completed.
Move to start the organization
was in November on World Com
munity day when women of; the
town gathered for an afternoon of
discussion, reports Mrs. Delbert
Harrington, temporary secretary of
the groupi'V ' , -
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Elects Leaders
At Willamina
- aiatttiaa Kw Ml ikl
WILLAMINA The Country
Side club held its first meeting of
the new year Wednesday at the
Rupert Christensen home. Mrs.
Joe Donhauer presided. Officers of
1949, were reelected to serve in
1950. They are Mrs. Donhauer.
president; Mrs. Clarence Hawley,
vice-president; secretary and trea
surer; Mrs. Roy Mitchell corres
ponding secretary. Secret pals
were chosen for the new year.
Refreshments were served later in
the afternoon. Mrs. Glenn Chris-;
tensen-will be the hostess the first
Wednesday to February. . j
The Fnendly Neighbors club
held its January meetine; at the
Edward Lehman home Thursday
with Mrs. Oliver Kosta presiding.
Fifteen members were present
The club members are working on
a sewing project for the benefit of
the Amity Community Center
project '
Mrs. Kosta conducted a Tun
Travel Quiz with Mrs. George
Fuller and Mrs. Al Hewfary win
ning frist prizes, and consolation
prizes going to Mrs. Richard Ful
ler, Mrs. Florence Turley and Mrs.
Roy Konzelman. Mrs. George Ful
ler will be the hostess for the Feb
ruary meeting.
R- M. Glohn has purchased the
B. W. Robinson property on Fourth
street west of the Shell Service
station. Eugene Shroeder, who Is
employed at the Shell station, will
occupy the house.
Odd Fellows,
Rebekalis Hold
Card Party
ttaUnaaa Newt Service
JEFFERSON Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs held a party in the
hall Saturday night. Pinochle was
enjoyed and a covered-dish sup
per served. Birthdays occuring in
January were honored bv a larea
birthday cake bearing lighted can-
cues. Honored were C. M. Cochran,
Paul McKee. Mrs. T. O. Kester.
George Mills, Dolph Payne and
w. jj. Glasgow.
St Thomas Catholic church will
hold first , Friday masses at 8 ajn.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sarver
were New. Years dinner guests at
the home of her sister, Mrs. George
jaassey, in sax em.
Bill Barnes arrived home Wed
nesday for a 10 day leave from
the navy. He will report back to
Seattle, then to San Diego, Calif.
He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Wes
Barnes.
Leighton W e d d 1 e returned to
Eugene Monday to resume his
studies at Northwest Christian col
lege. Leighton had spent two weeks
dunng the holidays at hla home
here, the last week having all four
or his wisdom teeth pulled. He is
a member of the school quartet
so wont be home much during the
next two terms.
Robert Simpson will deliver the
morning message at the Church of
Christ Sunday, after which there
will be a fellowship dinner.
Masonic Lodge
Installs Leader
At Stayton
lUttnui Ncwi lerrlc
STAYTON-John Christensen
was installed worshipful mas ter
of the Masonic lodge of Stayton in
ceremonies at which Carl Wippcr,
district deputy worshupful grand
master, was Installing officer. The
rites were in the Masonic halL
Monday, December 19.
Installed aim were JJL Morgan,
senior warden; P. H. BelL Junior
warden; A. C. Van Nuys, treasur
er; Walter Hinrlchs. secretary;
William H. Fair, senior deacon; H.
S. Pendleton, Junior deacon; James
Rand, senior steward; C. H. Darou,
Junior stewarh; D. George Cole,
chaplain; I. E. Parberry, marshal;
and W. L. Frey, tiler.
WCTU TO MEET
SILVERTON The Women's
Christian Temperance Union will
hold its January meeting on Fri
day, January IS, at 2 p. nv at the
home of Mrs. E. R. Adams at 243
Coolidge st Mrs. M. G. Gunder
son is president of the group.
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SHERIDAN Funeral arrvkwa
for Dr. William Henry Smith, SO,
snertdan, were neid Monday in me
chapel of the snenaan zuneraj
home under the ausnicea of the
Sheridan Masonic lodge. Interment
was in Green Crest Memorial pane.
Dr. Smith died suddenly Friday
at his home. He had been in poor
health for some time, but was not
considered seriously ilL He had
made his home in Sheridan for 25
years and was engaged in the prac
tice of chiropractic pnystoan. ne
was a veteran or tne xirsi worio
war. atuf served as mavor of She
ridan from January 1949 until June
when he resigned,
wmiam Hmfv Smith was born
October 27, 1899, at Richland, Mo,
the son of Louis and Emma Ken-
age Smith. He came to Oregon zz
years ago. He la survived by his
mAt nuvct a son. William. Jr-
and a daughter, Barbara.
Four Corners
Mothers Qub
Holds Meet
Utaaaaa News f rriee
FOUR CORNERS The MotiWa
Wratr Civrnmn.' Lincoln
school held their January meeting
Friday in the school auditorium
with Mrs, Harvey Meyer presld-
,Motion carried to provide pre
mA Wn cira to allow moth-
ers to attend meetings. They paid
$224.00 on the public address sys
tem for the scbooL A cooked food
gale will be held on Friday, Jan
uary IS, at the Portland Gas and
Coke Co- with the food to be con
tributed by the mothers.
Mrs. Gerald Wing is general
chairman. The atage jn the audi
torium is now equipped with new
curtains.
Frank B. Bennett superinten
dent of Salem public schools,
spoke on the anticipated Increase
of enrollment in the schools based
on past statistics, and the effect
that It will have on the present
school facilities. Oregon has the
greatest percentage of emigration
per population of any state in the
union, consequently the school en
rollment will Increase proportion
ately be said. ;
About SO mothers attended the
meeting despite pouring rain and
high wind.
KiwanisOub
Installs at
McMinnville
StoU Mowo Sorvtco
WILLAMINA. Those attending
the installation of officers of the
McMinnville Klwanla club Wed
nesday were Mr. and Mrs. Virgil
Heider, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bar
rett Mr. and Mrs. Roy Durham,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Morrison, Mrs.
C. Nelson and Mrs. Robert Bart
lett Lt Gov. Ted Carlson was unable
to attend because of weather con
ditions. Judge Arlie Walker of
McMinnville substituted as install
ing officer. Past Lt Governor Phil
Hammond of Oregon City was the
speaker.
The meeting of primary teach
ers of Yamhill county will be held
Monday in McMinnville. The
meeting was originally set for the
week but cancelled due to weath
er conditions. ' . 1 '
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Kern Heads
Polio Drive
At Albany
Ftataaua News terrka
. ALBANY Jim Kern was nam
ed chairman of the Albany March
of Dimes polio drive campaign this
week. The drive win begin Jan
uary IS and continue through Jan
nary 21. The drive la beta soon
sored by the Junior Chamber of
Commerce again this year. Kern
has had three years' experience in
the work.
In connection with the drive, the
"mile of dimes will again be held.
This la the Sidewalk etimt tmAmm
the direction of the Boy Scouts,
nun always neu many dollars for
the fund. Another feature will be
the annual Elks March of Dimes
ball to be held on the evening of
January 28. Thia is a closed affair
Statement of Condition
Salem
Federal Savihgs and"
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Loan Association
' 560 State StV Salem, Oregon i
December 21, 194
: ASSETSI' '
First Mortgage Loans . . .$3,929,633.65
Loans on Savings Accounts 23,974.66
Fed. Home Loan Bank
United States Bonds .
Cash on Hand and In
Office Building .
Other Assets
Total
LIABILITIES
Savings Accounts . . . .$4,069,901.97.
Advances from Federal .
Home Loan Bank
Borrowed Money
Loans In Process
Other Liabilities
General Reserves
Surplus
Total . .
ALL ORADIS
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Buying Hours
8 a.m. to 12 Noon 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Saturday 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Sunday. Tcarugrr 13S0-1 1
and all contributions received at
the dance are turned over to the
polio fund.
New Hearing Device
Has No Receiver
Button In Ear
Chicago, 111 Deafened people
are hailing a new device that
gives them clear hearing without
a receiver button in the ear. They
now enjoy songs, sermons, friendly
companionship and business sus
cess with no self-conscious feeling
that people are looking at a button
hanging on their ear. Tiny Fhan
tomold fits so deep within the ear
that it is hardly seen. Sound is
relayed tn it by an lnconsplcious
tube from a button concealed In
the clothing. The makers of Del
tone, Dept 40, 1430, W, 19th St.
Chicago 8, IlL, are so proud of
their achievement they will gladly
send you their free brochure (in
plain wrapper) and explain how
yoa can test this amazing device
in your own home without risking
a penny. Write Beltone today.
Pd. Adv.
Stock
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Banks
36,000.00
450,000.00
74,009.66
26,000.00
366.46
.$4,539,984.43
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25,000.00
50,000.00
. 94,811.00
4,191.46
. 215,000.00
81,000.00
.$4,539,934.43
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