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MARQUAM 4 The WSCS met
Wednesday at the community hall
for its annual Easter egg lunch
eon, a program and election of of
ficers. Program leaders were Mrs.
Merle Bye and Mrs. Eleanor Ray.
Officers elected are: president,
Ruth Beck: vice president. Edna
Barth; secretary, Vera Paqum;
treasurer, Christina Pederson;
spiritual life, Mary White; local
activities, Berta Jones; missionary,
Vera Paquin. If'
Plans were made for a silver
tea in April instead of a birthday
party. The next regular social
meeting for the WSCS was
changed from Wednesday to Tues
day, May 2.
Mrs. Pauline- Swartout, Mrs.
Marie Swartout and son, Dicky,
are leaving by bus April 12 on a
trip east. . Mrs. Pauline Swartout
will go to Mankato, Minesota, to
visit relatives, attend family re
union of brothers and sisters she
hasn't seen for 32 years, and also
attend her sister's 50th wedding
anniversary. Mrs. Marie' Swartout
and son Dicky will go" to Ashton
111,, to visit her 82 - year - old
aunt and other 'relatives.
The PTA had a successful card
party at the Butte Creek school
auditorium Saturday evening.
Enoch Skirvins have moved to
the Clark farm and Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd VanHollebek moved into the
home they 'vacated.
' Mrs. Lida Brougher and her
daughter, Mrs. Wanda Edland, at
tended the flower arrangement
school at Albany April 4, 5 and 6
Mrs. Brougher is president of the
Ecotts Mills Garden club.
The Scotts Mills Garden club
will meet at the home of Mrs
Paul ADril 13. !
The Brookside Garden club will
meet with MrsJ Orla Buxton Ap
ril 18. There will be a program of
slides and Instructions.
The Thomas extension unit will
meet April 27 at the home of Mrs
Carl Harigstad.!
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Hannon sold
their farm to; Jacobson, Scotts
Mills, and moved to their new
home at Woodburn.
Mrs. Francia Patto is the census
enumerator in this district.
Day tori Rodeo
Group Elects
1950 Officers
Statesman. Newt Service
DAYTON t Members of the
Dayton Pioneer! Buckeroo re-elect
td Les Leach president of the or
ganization. H. W. Frink, vice pre
aident, and J. S. Imlah as secre
tarv-trpasurpr. i 1
' The board of Directors for the
ensuing year will be H. W. Frink
Harry Williams! Bill; Maxwell, Ro
bert R. Stilwelt and Warren Dun
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The date of tljie 4th Annual Day
ton Buckeroo was set for Saturday
and Sunday, July 29 and 30. It
will be preceded by a dance, to
be held about 2; weeks prior to that
time, at which a queen to reign
Over the two-day celebration will
be elected. Dayton's Buckeroo has
become a traditional event in the
historic Yamhill county town, and
plans for the 1850 event indicate
that it will be the best, one yet
held, leaders say.
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Statesman Newt Service
FALLS CITY The Methodist
church will sponsor a cooked food
sale April 13 in Allen's grocery
store..
Mrs. Florence Henthorne re
turned to her home in Portland,
Sunday after spending a month
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Lou Henthorne. ;
Mr., and Mrs. Doyla Lorimor
spent the weekend in Sweet Home
with his brother Paul Lorimor
and family.
Mrs. Victor Fink and children
of Silverton spent the weekend
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Teat
Mrs. Ora Wilson has accepted a
position in Moro and left. Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bull left
daytojnake thi homa mjThf Statesman, Salem, Oregon, Sunday, April 9. 195015
Girls: of the 4H club met t' the
home of their leader, Mrs. Teresa
Smith. They will hold a home
made candy sale at the high school
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At Willamina May 2
Statesman News Service
WILLAMINA T he Parint
Teachers association met in the
grade school cafeteria for their
regular monthly meeting.
Mrs. Laurice . Fox sang a : solo,
and. Mr. Kenneth Hunt, Yamhill
county juvenile officer, spoke
briefly, and then introduced Mr.
Clark, chief probation officer at
the state boys training school at
Woodburn, who gave a talk. Cake
and coffee were served to those
attending by the sixth grade room
mothers. The next meeting will
be May 2, which will also be the
last meeting for the year. Election
of officers and the installation of
those officers will be held at that
time.
Census' Count
Underway in
Polk County
Statesman News Service
DALLAS, April 8 Census en
umerators are getting fine cooper
ation in this area with the count
K n .VF.RTON Pictured Is the new 500-t allon-a-mlniite pamper bought by the city or Miverton lor tna
use of the Silverton fire department. The pumper created considers Die excitement weanesaay wmie 11
was being tested on a three hour pumping run at the municipal swimming pool. Standing by the en
gine, left to right, are Lewis Yates, assistant lire cnierj v. A. mnae, nre cnieij ana Aian cqster ana
Eugene Smith, firemen. , j
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Salt Creek Minister
In Portland Hospital
Statesman Newt Service
SALT CREEK The Rev. E.
Wolff was taken to the Emmanuel
hospital in Portland for medical
treatment and observation. The
Rev. A. A. Loewen of the West
Salem academy will be the guest
speaker at the Baptist church.
Henry Voth,; sr., was summoned
to the home of his brother, Peter
Voth in Pallas, who had a stroke.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Tilgner
were given a house warming party
In their new j home. Each guest
brought a can; of food minus the
label. Mr. and Airs. Ed Janzen and
Mr. and vMrt Ernest McCulley
planned the various games of the
evening and those on the refresh
ment committee were Mr. and Mrs.
WATCH COLLECTOR
Steven J.' Avyaa (above), of
1 Pasadena, CaL, who collects an
tique watches as a hobby, winds
ap old English diamond-studded
watch made in Liverpool.
Amity Singers
Win Awards
Statesman News Service
Lebanon The Rev. Kenneth
L. Alkio, Lebanon navy man, was
recently graduated from the avia
tion electronics technicians school
at Memphis, Tenn. N
Eola The Eola Willing Work
ers club met with Mrs. E. H. Mc
Nall for an anniversary party. The
afternoon was spent playing bin
go and refreshments were served
by the hostess. The next meeting
will be May 2 with Mrs. Guy
Vaughn with Mrs. Coopar as hostess.;
Eola The Oak Grove Gar
deners club will meet with Mrs.
R. W. Hogg at Eola Tuesday, Ap
ril 11, at 2 p. m. Members are
asked to bring flower arrange
ments and guests.
Labish Center The Labish
Center Community club will spon
sor a three - act comedy, "It Looks
Like Rain," which will be present
ed at the school Friday, April 14,
at a p. m. by tn tsrooKs farmers
union.
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Macleay The Macleay grange
Home Economics club will meet
at the hall Wednesday, April 12,
for its regular business session.
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Willamina The Firemen's
auxiliary will meet Tuesday night.
April 11, at the social rooms of
the fire hall. Edna Kauble and Peg
Lash are on the refreshment committee.
meet witn Mrs. Marion Miner on
Wednesday, April 12. instead of
with Mrs. Myra Fischer of Salem I
as scheduled. Mrs. Ernest Speed
will be the leader for the after
noon with the topic being "White I
Elephant Mixup." j
Idanha Idanha city council!
met Tuesday night with all mem
bers present It was voted to hold I
their meetings the second Tues
day of the month hereafteri i
Donald The Donald home ex
tension unit will meet Tuesday,
April 11, at 10:30 a. m. at! the
home of Mrs. A. H. Rehm. The
subject for demonstration is Oven
meals and will be presented: byl
the project leaders. j j
Hayesville Hayesville exten
sion unit will meet at the home of
Mrs. Marvin H. Stuhr Wednesday,
April 12, at 1:30 p. m. Miss Elea
nor Trindle will present a demon
stration on "Frozen Foods."! !
Statesman News Service
AMITY Amity high school
sent two entries to the solo and
ensemble regional contest held at
Beaverton by the Oregon Music
Education association Saturday.
One entry was Irene Shandy,
soprano, who is a junior in high
school. She sang "Winter Lullaby'
and was given A-II rating, which
is defined as excellent The other
entry was the girls' sextet which
is composed of Irene Shandy, Ruth
Davis, Elaine Neely, Erdene Web
ster, Janice Robertson and Re
becca Wood. They sang "Bless this
house" and "Dedication," placing
near the top.
The other schools ratings were:
Taft I. Amity II, Dayton II, As
toria II, Willamette III, Newberg
III, Rainier III, Vernonia IV, and
Clatskanie V. Joe M. Barr, music
director for Amity schools, accom
panied the girls.
Gordon Butler and Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Classen.
Special Hearing Clinic
Hotel Senator
Sal ecu Or.
Moa April 17, 1950
Aak lor Mr. W. H. Millar
Silverton Because of the ho
liday season, the Parent - Teach
er association meeting to have
been held Thursday night was
postponed to next Thursday
nighlt, Mrs. Craig Clark, presi
dent; announced. Election of of
ficers will be a feature of the
evening.
Liberty The Red Hills grange
will meet Tuesday, April 11, at
7:30 for a covered - dish dinner
at the grange hall on Liberty road.
Business meeting will follow at
8:00 p.m.
Idanha Becky, small daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Stoll,
underwent a tonsilectomy at the
Salem Memorial hospital Wednes
day morning. She returned home
Thursday noon.
Union Hill The Union Hill
Grange Home Economics club will
Middle Grovel
Dairy Group
Holds Meeting
statesman ivews service i
MIDDLE GROVE Edwin
Stahl was host to the 4-H dairy
club. Milkers of Tomorrow,! Mon
dav night, with leader Donald
Basjsett, five members and guests,
Mri Paul Basset t, Mrs. Eric Stahl
and Miss Magdalene Stahl attend
ing! Edwin gave a report on Bangs
disease. !
Central Howell Home Extension
unit was entertained Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Emory Goode
of this district. Assisting were! Mrs
George Plane. Mrs. Lee Dow and
Mr. W. H. Scharf. Officers for the
conjing year are Mrs. Clarence
Simmons, president; Mrs. i Lewis"
Patterson, vice-president; Mrs. E.
S. Alt secretary. !
This group will make part of
the corsages to be used at the
Homemakers festival May 13, and
Mrs. John Schafer, Mrs.! Wilbur
Wilson and Mrs. John Anglin will
make corsages for the installation
of jofficers to be held at the next
meeting on May 2. I
Mrs. Florence Wright left Sat
urday for a extended visit; with
her son Lowell of Aberdeen, Wash.
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It was reported today.
Tha rural count is proceeding
mora slowly, but at a satisfactory
rate, according to Mrs. Sylvia
Bryan, West Salem, who is in
charge of the north portion of tha
county. Mrs. Bryan's crew is han
dling the tally for Dallas. Mon
mouth, Independence and tha
southern portion of Polk county
are being enumerated by Gilbert
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