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From The Oregon Statesman's Valley Corrospondente
7 n 'i I -f
Volley
Brief a
SUtesm Newt Servtc
Turner Residents have re
ceived word announcing the birth
of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Pflug, Jr., in Williston, N. D. Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Pflug of Turner
are the grandparents.
Sweet Same The Sweet Home
high school band and chorus un
der the direction of John Lyons
will present its second concert of
the year Friday, April 7, at 8 p.m.
in the auditorium. i
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Sweet Home The Junior Cham-
ber of Commerce will sponsor an
Easter egg hunt Sunday at 3 pjn.
in the timbered area ot OaK
Heights district.
Zena Hostesses for the pre
Easter meeting of Spring Valley
Home Missionary society will be
Mrs. Elwood Copper,? Mrs. C. F.
Merrick, Mrs. Ben McKinney, Mrs.
Henry J. Meiger and Mrs. Lois
Crawford. The meeting will be
at the Elwood Cooper home Thurs
day, April 4 at 2 pjn.j ;
Bnena Vista The Buena Vista
Methodist church will observe
Good Friday with special services
at 7:30 Friday evening, April 7.
There will also be an Easter pro
gram on Sunday morning during
the Sunday School hour.
ITnlaa mil Mrs. Roy King
will entertain the members of the
Union Hill Woman's dub at her
home Thursday afternoon, April 6.
Mrs. Adoiph Heater and Mrs. W.
i H Mollet are in charge of the
' program which is the early history
i of the club. ,. r " !
Union Hill Guy Scott, Rollin
Heater and Walter McElhSney
. went to Seattle on Monday on a
i business trip. They will return
home on Tuesday. j
M Bracks Mrs. Anna Dunlavy
will be hostess for the Brooks
Sewing club in her home Thurs
day afternoon. -.j.';;
Brooks Harmony Rebekah
Lodge ot Gervals met Monday
night in the Quinaby halL The
65th anniversary" will be celebrat
ed April 24s with a special pro
gram. Refreshments were served
by Margaret Jones and Anna Dun-
Brush 'College Mrs. Anna
. j! Boyer, - who is confined at the
Salem General hospital Is report
ed as Improving. . -
Brush Collere The Brush
College Helpers will sponsor a
food sale, Wednesday at 10 o'
clock In the basement ofElfstrom's
at Salem. Lunch will also be
I served. Proceeds will bo used for
school kitchen supplies.
Polk Voter
Registration
Increasing
Statesman News Servlcs
MONMOUTH Steady prog
ress in registration of voters was
reported at the Polk county demo
cratic central committee rally Fri
day night In Monmouth IOOF haH,
according to W. C. Heise, Salem,
chairman. :
Mrs. C. J. Enstad, Dallas, vice
chairman of the committee, re
ported on behalf of the Women's
Democratic club of Polk county,
which is conducting the registra
tion. Ed W. Eggan, Portland, state
registration chairman, spoke to
emphasize the importance of reg
istering in order to be able to
vote, j
Several candidates for office
were introduced to a large audience.
Roberts Group
Sets Luncheon
Statesman Newt Service.
ROBERTS GT club will hold
a no-host luncheon Thursday, Ap
ril 6, at he home of Mrs. Frank
Sollenberger. ,
Mrs. Harriett Fry and son. Har
ry. Fry, have returned to the Fry
home on River road for a short
stay and then will leave for Ma-
lad City, Idaho where Mrs. Fry
will continue to make her home
with her sons.
Melvin Trindle Is visiting his
mother in Seattle this week.
t Mrij. Jesse Forster is visiting
her son, Frank, in Bend.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fast, West
Salem, were guest speakers at the
Sunday morning services of the
Roberts Union Sunday school. Mr.
and Mrs. Fast, who are mission
aries,' will leave soon for India
to engage in mission work.
Scotts Mills
Man Improves
Statesman News' Service
SCOTTS MILLS Marion Gro
shong is recuperating from a re
cent major surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gowie have
returned to their home in Scotts
Mills after spending the winter
in Minnesota.
Lawrence McCrackin has recov
ered from a badly fractured leg
and has returned to his home.
Oran Main is moving his lumber
mill from this vicinity to Califor
nia. : ,
The Scotts Mills garden club will
attend the primrose show Sunday
at Mt. Angel.
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