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From The Ortgon Srattimcn't Vo2y Correspond
Bible Sclwol
Closes Witli
Ceremonies ,
Statesman News Service
JEFFERSON The Jefferson Va
cation Bible school completed its
work Sunday night, with a pro
gram at the Methodist church
featuring demonstrations by chil
ciren. 1 The Rev. Ivan Hadley led the
opening " songs and prayer. Miss
Virginia Mason presented corsages
to teachers in recognition of their
work. Ministers from the three
churches sponsoring the school
were presented boutonnieres.
Receiving corsages were Mrs.
Irvine Wright, superintendent; Mrs.
Kenneth Peterson. Mrs. Albert
Meyers, Deloris Meyers, Mrs. Mer
vin McGill, Mrs. Howard Hamp
ton, Mrs. Gene Powell, Miss Eve
lyn Hall, Mrs. Carl Duhrkoop, Mrs.
Clsrneo Paee.
Participating in story-telling in
cluded ; Louise McManus, Julia
Coin told the story of Noah and
the Ark: David Kins and Linda
BelL
Certificates of award were given
to 79 children for attendance at
the Bible school.
St. Paul Rodeo
Association Again
Host for Dinner
ST. PAUL. June 12 (Special)
Several score newspaper and radio
staff members from Portland, Sa
lem and elsewhere in the valley
-were guests of the St Paul Rodeo
association at dinner last night
The event comprised the annual
press party preceding the July
rodeo.
- Presiding was Ray Manegre,
president of the association. Queen
Connie Cross and Princesses Mar
Caret Smith and Joanne Coleman
were on hand in full regalia.
Impromptu skits and talks feat
ured the Informal program.
ELECTION WEDNESDAY
WOODBURN American Legion
post 40 is to elect officers Wednes
day, June 1, at the Legion hall at
8 pjn. Nominating committee pre
paring a candidate slate Includes
Dr. John M. Hanrahan, Lyman
seeiy and Joe Kirsch. '
GETS SCIENCE DEGREE
wuodbukn Recei vina a
bachelor of science degree in gen
eral science from Pacific univer
sity at Forest Grove at the recent
graduation ceremonies was Walter
(Vic) Miller, Jr. of Woodburn.
Jefferson ftni&fl; :
Goes to Alaska
To Join Husband
Statesman News Service
JEFFERSON Mrs. Ronald E.
Woodward, the former Mildred
Bailey, has joined her husband at
Anchorage, Alaska, where he Is
with the air corps.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Orton are
parents of a daughter, Deborah
Ann, born Sunday, June S, at Sa
lem Memorial hospital. The baby
weighed six pounds, 10 ounces at
birth. -
Mr. and" Mrs. C. W. Watts re
turned home last Thursday from
several days' outing at Camp Sher
man on the Metolius.
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In School for
Vacation
Yugoslavia has six province,
or "people's republics."
Statesman News Service
WOODBURN Summer grad
uate school sessions are drawing
several Woodburn high school
teachers. I
Mrs. - Helen Jones, English,
speech, dramatics and journalism,
will enter Portland extension di
vision of the University of Ore
gon at Jefferson high, j
Miss Beverly Slaney, art super
visor, will re-enter Reed college
for work toward her masters de
gree. , j
Ralph McKenzie, band super'
visor, leaves to enter Stanford.
Benton Dailey, social sciences,
is employe jb'' ithe, Bwrc st hook-,
shop and ' vI 1 enies it JlliiaUle
university in Salem. . ' ' '
Morton Finkelstein, - librarian,
will enter either the University
of Minnesota or Chicago univer
sity.' f "T--
ACREAGE SOLD
SWEGLE-rMr. and Mrs. Floyd
King ; have sold their acreage on
Swegle road and moved to a home
on Nebraska street in Salem. ;
East Salem guests at the Robert
Fromm home on Silverton road
the past .week were Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Klein, Keith and Shyrl and
Verland Klein, of Herrick, S.D.,
and Morse Klein who came north
on navy leave from San Diego. .
Guests this week are Mr. and
Mrs. John Hotter, and daughter,
Delores, and Miss Freda Hoffer
of Chowchilla, Calif., and Mr. and
Mrs, William Hoffer and daughter,
Marilyn, of Corvallis.
On Eddy Seminar
Tour of Europe
Statesman News Service
WOODBURN The Rev. Or
maJ B. Trick, Methodist minis
ter, I will be a member ef the
; Sherwood . Eddy Seminar five
weeks tour ef Europe, sailing
from New York City en the'
Queen Elizabeth late this month.
The Rev. Mr. Trick will en
train at Portland Sunday nlgbt,
Jane 17, to attend s series of
New York ' Seminar lectures
which will be continued on
shipboard. ,
The Eddy Seminar Itinerary
will include England, Holland,
Germany, .Austria, Switzerland,
Italy and France.
Methodist Bishop Gerald Ken
nedy ef Portland was one ef
Aurora Auxiliary
Chooses Officers
Statesman Newt Service
AURORA The. Aurora Ameri
can Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 110
elected Mrs. Robert Powell, presi
dent; Mrs. Frank ThieL first vice
president; Mrs. Ralph Aylesworth,
second vice president; Mrs. M. E.
Wright, treasurer, and Mrs. C G.
Pursley, secretary.
The post nominated Robert
Powell, commander; Albert Ehlen,
vice commander; Mr. Sayre, adju
tant; C. G. Pursley, service officer,
and Henry Colvin, sergeant at
arms.
Guests from East,
South at Rosedale
- Stateemaa Newt Service
ROSEDALE Nora.Cole has as
her guests her daughter and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Pearson
and Carol, from Millington, N. J.,
and her son and - wife, Mr.' and
Mrs. Kenneth Cannoy, from San
ta Ana, Calif. The-Pearsons came
west tci see their, son, Ray, grad
uate from Willamette.
The Rev. McClurg from Paw
tuckett, R. I ha sbeen visiting
his sister and her -family, Mr. and
Mrs. Merle Green.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rand and
daughter, Seattle, . are visiting
Mrs. Rand's mother, Mary Cam-mack.
Valley
Briefo
Statesman Newt Service
Habbard The Hubbard Wom
an's club will have its final meet
ing of the season, as well as its
annual picnic, at the home of Mrs.
Richard Pence today.
Swegle Mrs. Frank McCullum
and son! James, arrived from Lew-
Mown, Mont, for. a visit at the
Marshall home. They are accom
panying Mrs. George Tonack and
sons, David and Donald, to San
Francisco where they will attend
the graduation of Marilyn Kufner
and visit their sisters, Mrs. Lester
Smith and Mrs. Blanch Schwien-
tng.
Weodboni Rod and Gun club
members will eliminate the July
and August meetings, Roy Beck
with, club president, has announ
ced. The first fall meeting will be
September 6 with Beckwith, Leroy
DeJardin, Tom Guthrie and Floyd
Maricle hosts. -
Liberty The budget of the Sa
lem Heights Rural Fire district was
approved at an open meeting at the
Fireman Recreation hall. The com
mittee submitting the budget in
cluded William Berndt, Mervin
Seeger, Harold Rosebraugh, How
ard Gardner, Carl Armpriest, Don
Griffith, Mrs. E. B. Stroud and C
P. Dickson.
Brooks Mrs. Doilie Ramp en
tertained the Sewing club in her
home Thursday. In the absence of
the president, Mrs. Ramp, vice
president, conducted the business
session. The women sewed on dif
ferent articles of fancy work. Mrs.
A. P. Sidebottom. gave a reading.
The next meeting will be July 19
at the J. J. Lesher home.
LXNTTELD GRADUATE
WOODBURN Robert D. Pills
bury of Woodburn was graduated
recently from Linfield college at
McMinnville receiving a bachelor
f science degree.
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the St selected travellers last
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Leave or absence has been
granted by the Woodburn
church 'board. The pastor will
resume bis polpit en the last
Snnday, of August.
The' answers to everyday
insurance- problems ft
By Sid Boise
Question: Several years ago
some neighbors had a small fire
fa their ' kitchen but it got into
the walls of the house and the
firemen had to tear off most of
the clapboard exterior to put it
out.' Is the damage done by
firemen paid for by the fire
Insurance Company?,
Answer; Yes, any damage done
by the firemen in fighting a fire
is covered by the standard fire
insurance policy.
ft If jjrouH . address your own
insurance questions to this of
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