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In Sheridan
BUtesmaa Nw Service
SHERIDAN Frank B. Stuck
has been elected president of the
Rntarv rlnh. Other officers: Vin
cent Russell, vice president; Char-
les Gould, secretary; Dean Hol
mes, sergeant at arms: .directors.
Frank Stuck, Vincent Russell, Dean
Holmes, Bert Webster and; John
Duerst.
The. high school has announced
chairmen for May day. Ann Beard
glee and Vernon Brandt will - be
general chairmen. Others will be:
Decorations, Lois Ann Calkins;
open house, Rosella Braden and
Helen Daeges; publicity, Mary
Ann Mowery and Byren Wood;
coronation, s Kenneth Frack" and
Louise Jones; concessions, - Betty
Wheeler and Violet Green; dance
decorations," Bill I vie: building,
Junior Event and Don Cooley;
ports, Larry Johnson; grounds,
Floyd Stuck and Palmer Byrkit;
program, Wilbert Shenk and Dor
othy Berkey; dance programs and
refreshments, Bonnie Ellis, and
dance orchestra, John Peterson.
Jesse Donald Duncan, 20, son of
Mrs. Mary Duncan, is now serving
as storekeeper on the USS Con
solation, a hospital ship. He at
tended Mill Creek grade school
and Wniamina high school, grad
uating in 1948. He is aboard the
" name hosDitai shiD as his brother
EarL '
The Hiway cafe on east Main
street will open this week with
Mrs. Frank Raines and Mrs. Le-
Roy Wilson in charge. The cafe
formerly was operated by Bruce
Croghan, who. was recalled to na
val service.
About 250 persons attended the
meeting of the WSCS of the Meth
odist church last week, when Mrs.
Henry Roe Cloud American Mo
ther of 1950, was guest speaker.
Patricia Whitfield, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Whitfield of
Sheridan, received her cap at a
ceremony for student nurses from
the Good Samaritan hospital at St.
Mark's Episcopal church in Port
" land last week. She entered .the
hospital of nursing in September
of 1950. She graduated in 1950
from the Willamina high school
and received the Yamhill County
Medical auxiliary's scholarship in
nursing.
Hie Bellevue Garden club met
at the community hair last week
with Mrs. Leslie Buffington as a
guest. Mrs. Vina -Pearson spoke,
Mrs. Pearl Taylor won the door
prize and . Mrs.; Mildred Russell
and Mrs. Barbar Russell served
refreshments.
" Adjoint meeting of the officers
of the FOE in Sheridan was held
at the Luther Hyder home last
week. - -,- '.
The Garden club met at the
Methodist church last week with
35 women present. Mrs. Callie
Heider presided. Mrs. Mabel Wil
loughby of McMinnville was guest
speaker. Mrs. George Eisenhower
of Portland, state president, Mrs.
Karl Unger of Beaverton, district
president and Mrs. Ritter of Port
land and Mrs. Olstein of Portland
were other guests Following the
meeting a tea was held with Mrs.
Cora : Wilbur and Mrs. . Yolanda
Swail at the tea tables.: Music was
provided by Mary Ivis. Hostesses
were I sa belle Smith, Rhoda Smith
and Carrie Montgomery.
Mrs. John Van Sindern was hos
tess to the Neighborhood Nine pic
ochle club at "B dessert luncheon
and an afternoon of cards Thurs
day. Mrs.- John Talbott won hlgh
Mrs. Cust Gustafson " second and
Mrs. A. M. Gill and Mrs. William
Mehlhof f pinochle prizes.
The Sheridan PTA presented its
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econd- annual) IMper Dotngr last
week with Bob Wells as' master' Of
ceremonies. Vocal 'selections, band
numbers,' readings, tumbling and
basketball games made up the pro
gram which made $140 for the
PTA. The next meeting, April 18,
will feature nomination of offi
cers. Mr. andj Mrs. Bert Webster,
who recently mad. a trip to Hol
land and other European countries,
will speak. . ij f- t
Willamina Folk
Attend Meet
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lUtftman Niwi Service
WILLAMINA Attending the
district Rebekah f convention in
McMinnville were Golda Ramey,
Sadie Brock, s Edythe I Richardson,
Alberta Smelser, Gayette Barnett,
Hazel Olson, Ann Call, Thelma
Edwards, Mamie Edmlston, Doro
thy Dill, wilma Thomason and
Amy Fox. Florence I Markee of
Sheridan won the prize for her
vice grand's charge, f
: Mr. and Mrs. Martin Myers
were in ? South -Bend,! Wash., last
week, where her father, Elbert
Pedersen, died at the age of 88.
Funeral 5 services wer held Mon
day afternoon.
The PTA is holding a series of
teas to raise money for the treas
ury. A small charge is made each
person. Mrs. Gus Swanson, Mrs.
Ross Wright' and Mrs. Al Endres
had the first j teas at their homes
Wednesday, i'
Connie Sisk, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Sisk, was hon
ored on her third birthday this
week. Refreshments were served
to Mrs. Neva Lee and Patty, Mrs.
Lois Burnham, Larry and Keith
of McMinnville; Mrs;" Paul Hed
lund, Judy and Johnny of Sheri
dan; Mrs. Frances Herron and
Darrel of Sheridan; Mrs. Dorothy
Puckett, Donna i and Carolyn;
Bobby Bus well and Mrs. Herman
Bate. - -;. i.
Beta XI Theta Rho club 62 will
meet Monday, April 9, at the Re
bekah hall.
The Corbett Acreage Sewing
club met at the home of Mrs.
Frank Schwab this 4 week. The
next meeting will be April 12 at
the home of Mrs. Emil Kluth.
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SUtesmaa News Service .
JEFFERSON The men's fash
ion revue, featuring the "Sours
Models," stole the show at - the
Parent-Teachera association pro
gram, "Nonstrise n Fun in '51" In
the school gym Friday night,
Men were assisted by Mrs. Hal
Reeves as Madame Irene and Ir
vine Wright and Mrs. William
Brown as a song and dance team.
Delmer Davidson and Joseph Rowe
escorted the models.
The revue opened with Blondie
(Clayton) Wills showing how mi
land looks early in the morning,
with 'cold cream and curlers; Babe
(Varion) Goin modeled a shopping
costume consisting of dirndle skirt
and of f-t he-shoulder blouse
(Scotch tape holding the blouse in
position); Greta (Fred) Graham,
in snug white sweater and plaid
skirt, the latest in golfing outfits;
Gussie Moran (Joseph) Rowe, in
tennis outfit complete with lace
panties; Sarong (Doug) Bradley, a
plump Bikini bathing beauty; Fifi
(Harold) Wynd, wearing costume
suitable for afternoon tea; Flossie
(Douglas) Olds, bridal white gown
(with bride eating her corsage of
radishes); Carmen (Allan) Wiede
mann, dancing costume with head
dress trimmed in various flora- and
fauna; and Susette (Russell) Daul
ton, modeling black lace nightie.
Also presented to the audience
was the Backward Quadrille, cal
led by Colleen Bailey and put on
by Euclid chapter members, the
flag drill by Mt. Jefferson Re
mekahs, the Euclid chapter S&W
boys, Irvine Wright, Roland Wall
and Edwin Swartz, assisted by
Josephine Getchell, the Marion
Women's kitchen band, and Danc
ing Sambos featuring Wayne
Johnston and his electric guitar
with Gary Zehner, George Mar
latt and Robert Bostrack.
Mrs. Varion Goin was master of
ceremonies.'
ATTENDS DANCE FESTIVAL
MONMOUTH Mrs. Faye
Knox, OCE dance and rhythmns
instructor, attended the recent
Mills college Folk and Square
Dancing Festival at the Mills
campus in California.
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: EAST SALEM j 'Washington
school Cub Scouts and den mothers
and fathers met Friday night when
Cubmaster 'August Fate presented
awards to several boys from each
den. ; vr-?--" - A W v - '
v. During March the cubs , studied
the work of scouts ' in foreign
countries and on tables were dis
plays ' representing several coun
tries, including Africa and Mexico.
The boys all made bird houses and
many of these were on display. '
i Railroading is the project being
sxuaiea tms roontn.
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' Statesman News Servlee
INDEPENDENCE The Inde
pendence city ! council was per
suaded Wednesday night by a
committee of local women to help
finance a summer recreation pro
gram for children in the city park.
The women, led by Mrs. Mar
shall Powell, gained $150 from the
city's general fun d, and ! the
council appointed a committee to
work out details' of a city recrea
tion board. Appearing with Mrs.
Powell were Mrs. Bev Walker,
Mrs. Ralph Scranton, Mrs. j Ed
Taylor and Mrs. j J. A. Rombough.
The committee appointed by the
council includes Councilmen H. G.
Storlie and John Pfaff and Mrs.
Powell and Mrs.i Taylor.
In , other action, the council
turned down a request to operate
a pool hall for minors as a recrea
tion project without a city pool
license, made minor changes in
the garbage franchise and author
ized a contract with the state
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April 20. ,
Valley Birtha
" SHERIDAN Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Burck of Sheridan are parents of
a daughter, born April 3 at Wil
lamette hospital in' Newberg. ; r
Mr. and Mrs. Mervtn Berkey of
Sheridan are parents of a daugh
ter, born March 23, at McMinnville
nospital. -. .. ,.
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term honor roll released recently
names 33 OCE students.
-i The roll included:. Mildred P.
DeVos, Mary Li Henry, Peggy D.
Neal and Wanda TL Nelson, all of
Monmouth; Joan AJtken and Seth
Underwood, both of Salem; Will
lam E. Bear, Turner; Jean Darby,
Silverton; Margaret C. Mills, In-
Lawrence Baker of Willamina are
parents of a daughter, born March
22, at McMinnville hospital. :
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