jf Th Slot man, Sclmm. Oregon. Wxin dcry, April 5. 1950
THE
VALLEY NEWS COLUliNS
From The Oregon
Aurora Legion
Post Plans
I . . I-'' ! ; ,.
Joint Meeting
' ! j ' Ibttiaua Newi Bervtca
- AURORA -M American Legion
post 110 will meet Thursday, Ap
ril 9, at the Robert Beiser home.
l The women's; auxiliary will meet
next door at the home of Hilda
' Beiser. Mrs. J C. G. Pursley will
preside at the! women's i meet. A
no-host dinner will be served at
the Robert Beiser home following
the meeting. i j ? j . -' , j
i Mrs. Ralph) Bair of Aurora is
1 new president of the Canby Gar-
'; Jen club. ', i. j !i
' j The Aurora Woman's club will
meet in the (Knights of Pythias
hall Wednesday, April 5, with Mrs.
Vivian Jensen, Mrs. Salley Foun
tain, Mrs. Lillie Duher, Mrs. Au
rilia Grim and Mrs. P. S. Will as
hostesses. Ann Johnson will be
the program leader. ;
i The X-raymobile unit was in
Aurora Saturday when a large
number of local residents were
given tuberculin tests. On the lo
cal committee were Mesdames W.
O.UndauistJ Wilbur Bevens, John
McCrone.. i Harlan Feller. Dell
Feller. George Elliott, Percy Will,
Floyd Sm5h, Vernon Miller, Or
letta Kraus, Martin Alberts, Ed
win Miller and Miss Evelyn Fred
rickson. .
Grade School Team
Feted at Dinner
! SUteinua News Servlc
MILL CITY The grade school
' basketball team was, honored last
week with' a dinner In the high
chool recreation ' room, i
The dinner was furnished and
prepared by Mrsf Eugene Gregory,
Mrs. Louis Verbeck, Mrs. Alfred
Ward, Mrs. Jack Corey ! and Mrs.
Louis Rada. j : :j-
, Present were Supt. of schools
nd Mrs. Vernon S. Todd, Dick
Crook, Alfred Ward, Philip Corey,
Arnold Webb, Elton Gregory, Rich
ard ; Verbeck, j Tommy Stewart,
Kenny Andrews, Vernon Chns
tenson, Charles Golden and LeRoy
Emmerson. !.!;! j
EASTER BREAKFAST
!' SILVERTON Young people of
the senior and junior high school
classes will be guests of the Wo
men's Society for Christian Service
t a 8 ajn. Easter breakfast at the
Methodist church Mrs. Robert
Montgomery lit in charge of the
' reservations, i , i il. ' - -h j .
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i Docauso you don't buy a vachcr ovcry day . ML
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Hage, aqaar alumiaiua tub has ntra-
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FRIDAY
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Statesman's Valley
West Stayton Club
Meet Wednesday
Statesman New SerTVa
WEST STAYTON The Birth
day club will hold its first meeting
this month at the home of Mrs.
Pearl Darley on Wednesday at 2
pjn. i ' ;
The Community club will hold
its monthly meeting Friday at 8
p.m. The men of the community
will be the entertainers. Heading
the committee is Fred Dickman
assisted by Lester Dowe and Her
man Hendrickson.
Statesman Newi Service
Cyril William Harvey "
PEDEE Funeral services were
held in Lebanon Thursday for Cy
ril William Harvey of Newberg.
Interment will be in the IOOF
cemetery. He was born Oct. 25,
1870, in Pennsylvania and moved
to Oregor in 1908. He lived on a
farm at Irish Bend before moving
to Newberg a few years ago. Sur
viving are his widow, Mrs. Eliza
beth Harvey; four daughters, Mrs.
Flora Reynolds, Salem, Mrs. 'Bes
sie Adams, Portland, Mrs. Frances
Harris, Lebanon, and Mrs. Ella
Dodd, Pedee; two sons, Edgar and
Willard Harvey, PortlandjStwo
step-sons, James Thomas, wills
boro, and John Thomas, Walnut
Grove, GIif.
Delia Hansen
HUBBARD Delia Hansen,
resident of Hubbard for the past
3 years,: died Sunday at a Sa
lem hospital, where she had been
a patient for five days. Services
will . be Wednesday, April 5, at
2 p. m. at Ringo chapel in Wood
burn. The Rev. Mr. Hood of
Woodburn Church of God will of
ficiate, and burial will be at Hub
bard cemetery.
Mrs. Hansen was born Novem
ber 23, 1885, in Iowa, and came to
Oregon in 1946 from Peerless,
Mont. ;
Survivors are the widower, Joe
M. Hansen of Hubbard; brothers,
Hugo Hayenga of Idaho, Henry
and H2gen Hayenga of Yreka,
Calif.; sister, Mrs. J. W. Maxwell
of Portland.
GIRLS BAPTIZED
SILVERTON Baptized at the
Methodist ( church Palm Sunday
were Roberta Louise and Andrea
Lee, i daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Max L. MacMillan and Victoria
Maria, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Wirtz.
Valley
Obituaries
don't buy a vachcr ovcry day
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rauumri nam uust irfuua a a mrrrt
SALEM OROCCN CITY
Correspondents
MiU City
Boy Scouts
Hold Drive
j Statesman ,Ncwi Scrvlc
MILL CITY On April 1. the
Mill j City Enterprise will launch
a subscription drive for the bene
fit of the local Boy Scouts. The
money derived from the drive plus
the aid of the local Lions club will
send some boy to the international
scout jamboree at Valley Forge,
Penn., next summer.
A recent visitor at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Dike was Mrs.
Eva ! Hopkins (Eva Raines) of
Portland. Mrs. Hopkins is a former
Mill City resident and was em
ployed at the Hammond store here
for a number of years.
Mrs. Robert L. Ash! who has
been teaching at the kindergarten;
is leaving April 1 to join her hus
band at Tacoma, Wash. Mrs. Mar
tin Jepsen has been secured as
teacher and will teach from April
3 until the closing on May 26.
Mill City Boy Scouts will start
first aid classes April 8 with Mrs,
Earl L. Cox as instructor. Mrs.
Cox f is employed at the first aid
station at Detroit damsite.
Yaw want the beat when you buy washer. Ezpe
rienos shows the real saving is in the service your
washer gives. Over 5 H million Maytag have been
old. Their owners know that Maytag, with it
famous Gyrafoam washing action, gets clothes
cleaner gives years of dependable service saves
time and money because it it the best. Then are
three famous models
larfa, aqoara poroelaia tub
and last, efficient c1Ci
Gyrafoaaa action. , lTt
The New Hayiag
Automatic Washer
ONLY
OVER 6,000,000 WASHERS
Missionary
From India
Visits Hubbard
r !i
Statesman New; Sctvlct
HUBBARD Miss Dorothy G ru
ber, formerly of Portland, and mis
sionary to India, was honor guest
and speaker at a family reunion
held here Saturday evening at
the Pythian hall. I
Dinner was served to 65 guests
at 7 o'clock, a menu from India
was used including curried beef
over rice, curried potatoes, dal
(lentils), two kinds i bf Indian
bread, bananas and coffee. Candy
from India was also served. The
tables were simply decorated with
daffodils and iris. ;
Miss G ruber is a niece of Mrs.
Julius Stauffer of Hubbard, a reg
istered nurse, graduate bt Imman
iiel hospital, Portland.! I $he lived
in Hubbard as a child J She is a
member of ! Hinson j i Memorial
church, Portland, who sjubport her
mission to India, where she has
been for nearly nine years. Fol
lowing a year's vacation,! she will
return for another eight year pe
Hod. . i -j
Miss G ruber talked about In
dia, her work there as ;aj mission
ary, the customs and! costumes.
Colored slides were shown and
a number of curios and maps were
displayed "including figures in the
native dress of India, j
Guests present included Mr. and
Mrs. E. L. Timmons, Mr., and Mrs.
Howard Timmons and five chil
dren, Mrs. Ida DimickJ jMiss Ma
bel Timmons, Mrs. Ruby Ellers,
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Vhite, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray White and! two chil
dren, Mrs. Bertha White, Ursal
White, Mr. and Mrs. Elra White,
Mrs. Gale Hines and son, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Smith, Mr.j and Mrs.
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to choose from.
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lea's ftaeat low-priced washer
...a f enuina Maytaa- f 4SIS
ta svery raspecU i I0r
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TIL 9 P. IL
Warren Higginbothams
Given Farewell Party
Statesman News Service
PRINGLE Honoring Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Higginbotham, who
are leaving soon for their new
home near Sisters, a group of their
friends met at the Ken Mather
home for a late buffet supper and
cards. A surprise handkerchief
shower followed.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. War
ren Higginbotham. Mr. and Mrs.
E. A. Berglund, Mr. and Mrs. Don
ald Dawson, Dr. and Mrs. Irvin
Hill, Mrs. Jack Horner, Mr. and
Mrs. Arleigh Kendrick, Mr. and
Mrs. Del Binkley and Mr7 and
Mrs. Ken Mather. ,
Bud Timmons and son, all of Port
land; Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Living
ston and daughter and Mr .and
Mrs. Ursal Livingston and family
of Woodburn route 2; Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Sether and two chil
dren of Yoder; Mr. and Mrs. Vel
don Anderson and daughter and
Mrs. Maud Myberg of St. Helens;
Mr. and ( Mrs. Elmer Stauffer, Mr.
and Mrs. Julius Stauffer, Miss Ida
Stauffer, Gus Borman, Elton Mc
Laughlin, Vance Yoder, Mrs. Win
nie Mulloy and daughter. Miss
Vera Kocher, all of Hubbard.
ROASTER
O BLUE ENAMEL
O 18-INCH
Reg. 1.39 . Now
Tealtettle
O BRAND NEW ITEM
O WATER GAUGE
Reg. 2.79 . Now
Iron
O ALL STEEL
O EASY TO OPEN AND CLOSE
Reg. 6.95 . Now MQS
UiiliiV Mat
O CHROME PLATED
O tO PROTECT STOVE I TABLI TOP
O EASILY CLEANED
14x17 Now
Utchen Stool
O HAS STEEL BACK
O USE ALSO AS YOUTH'S CHAIR
Draining Tray
O FOR THAT MODERN FLAT
O ASSORTED COLORS
O WEAR RESISTANT RUBBER
iath
NYLON
Reg. 98c . Nov 57(2
10 A. M. TO 6 P. M.
10 A. M. TO 9 P. M. FRIDAYS
Easter Rites )
Set at Gervais j
GERVAIS A 6:30 p. m. no
host dinner will precede the reg
ular meeting of Gervais chap
ter 118, Order of the Eastern Star,
Friday night, April 7. Mrs. Jo
seph Burr, Mrs. Fred McClaugh-
ry and Mrs. Elmer McClaughry
will be in charge. High school ta
lent will be the entertainment
feature of the evening.
Communion services will be
held at the Presbyterian church.
Good Friday night at 8 p. m.
A sunrise service and breakfast
for the young peoples group will
be held Easter morning at the
J. C. Adams home beginning at 7
o'clock.
Easter church services will be
under the direction of Reverend
Ernest Tremblay beginning at 11
o'clock and a cantata will be pre
sented by the choir.
VISIT TURNER
. TURNER Mr. and Mrs. C. M
Dockins, Pine City, Minn., ihave
been visiting Mrs. Dockins broth
er, A. E. Spencer, here.
i
inn Table
Now
2
Now
Brush
Pioneer Folk
Entertain Over
Week End
Statesman Newt Service
PIONER Mrs. John Calavan
was surnrised Saturriav w h n
her son and daughter - in - law
called her from Indiana to wish
her a happy birthday, and her
wo-year-oia granason, uanny,
Valley Births
Statesman Newt Berries
SILVERTON To Mr. and Mrs.
Leo Jacobsen of Mt. Angel, a son.
April l, at Silverton hospital.
To Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Schmer-
ber of Gervais, a son, April 1, at
Silverton hospital.
To Mr. and Mrs. William Bunt
ing of Silverton, a son, March 31,
at Silverton hospital.
To Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hill
man of Woodburn, a i daughter.
March 31, at Silverton hospital.
To Mr. and Mrs. Donald Meyer
of Silverton, a son, March 30, at
Silverton hospital.
HOUSEWARES
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r
O A STUNNING BORDER OF BLUE, GREEN and TAN
O CLASSIC DUNCAN PHYFE DESIGN
O FULL 35-PIECE SET
Now
Clothes
O ALUMINUM -O
HEAVY GAUGI
50-Ft. . . Now
Alutninur,. Koaster
O IDEAL FOR THAT EASTER HAM
O HOLDS UP TO 15 POUNDS
O OVAL SHAPED
Rog.2i49.Novi
Stepon Sarbcige Can
O EXTRA LARGE
O HOLDS 4 GALLONS
Reg. 4.29 . Nov
Plastic Clothes Pins
OO AY COLORS-
O NO RUST
O STRONG SPIINOS
Rog. 25c Doz.
OUTDOOR
Clothes
O FULL 1S0-FT. LINE SPACE
O APPROXIMATELY 8-FT. SQUARE
Nov Only 57
Tube iaster
PYREX
TO MAKE THAT EASTER
ROAST
Now
PLENTY FREB PARKING
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san "Happy Birthday Also cal-
ling greetings to her was daugh
ter and son - in - law, Mr. anJ ,
Mrs. Dale Muhleman and twin
sons who called from Bremerton,
wasn.
Mr. and Mrs. Dornhecker en--
tertained .as their guests Satur
day night, Mr. and Mrs. Seth .
Dodge, jr., Ronnie and Connie of
the Cloverdale district, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Dornhecker and Sylvia .
Del, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Johnson. '
The Community club will meet
at the hall Saturday night, April ,
8, lor the regular meeting of the
month. A no-host supper will be
served with Mrs. Andrew Theiss
in charge of the arrangements.
Tom Keller will have charge of
the program.
Mrs. Charles Brechtel enter
tained her club members at her
home Wednesday. The afternoon
was spent in sewing and quilting.
A no-host luncheon was served. -
Present were: Mrf. R. E. Smith,
Mrs. Roy Woodman, Mrs. Sydney :
Hanson, Mrs. Eldon Johnson, Mrs.
Gladys Frakes, Mrs. Frank
Holmes, Mrs. Tom Keller and the
hostess.
The regular club meeting will
be held at the hall Thursday, Ap-.
ril 6, with no-host luncheon at
noon.
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