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The Statesman. Salem. Oregon, rridcry. October 12. 18517
Valley FJecys IHtoiielfo
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StataaauuB Mews ferric
FUneer The Polk county Fed
eration of Rural Women's clubs
will meet Wednesday, October 17,
tt Pioneer for an all-day session.
Margaret Perry wilt show pictures
and speak on "Ramblinf through
Europe.
Pro tarn Mr. and Mrs. William
de Vries have returned home from
a month's trip during which they
visited their sons, the Rev. Mau
rice de Vries at Massena, N. Y,
and the Rev. Roland de Vries in
California.
FrsiiUnd Mrs. Roy Jones and
Mrs. Cecil Miller gave a demon
stration on the renair of inner-
Spring cushions Tuesday when the
Fruitland home extension unit met
with Mrs. Arthur Dalke. Project
leaders for "Oregon Sweets" will
be Mrs. E C. Cooter and Mrs.
Stanley Fagg. -
Mill C3ty A "sock" dance and
chili feed will be held in the high
school recreation room here to
night (Friday) following the Jefferson-Mill
Citv football came. The
Jefferson student body has been
invited.
Wlllamfna The public is invit
ed to showing of the Oregon
East seal film about crippled chil
dren at the Rebekah hall at 8 pjn.
Thursday, October 18.
Sweet Home Women of the
Catholic church will hold a rum
mage sale from 9 ajn.-5 pjn, Sat-j
urday at 1034 Main L ;
. Gcrvals Mrs. Nellie Leonhart
Keefe is the hew proprietor of the
K-C cafe, purchased from Mrs.
Robert Kelso and Mrs. Robert
Blancette who have operated it the
past year. ' f . 1
Silrerton Raymond Dahl, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dahl, has
been advanced to captain and is
now stationed at Mather field, Sa
cramento, Calif. He has been pilot
ing a B-47 jet bomber, j
TTnloBvale Teachers from Un
ionvale EUB church: attending the
recent Greater f Portland Sunday
school convention were Mrs. Clar
ence Crawley, Mrs. Carl Rutsch
man, Mrs. Bud Bell; the Rev. and
Mrs. Clyde Dollar and Mrs. Fred
Withee, jr. . .. l. - j
Jefferson Rudolph Weber has
added to his herd by the purchase
of Roseway Conqueror Seventh, a
purebred milking shorthorn, from
Chris J. Jorgenson.
Lyons Mr. Hurst, eiehth-erade
teacher, and his English class are
working on the first issue of the
school paper which will be called
"Lyons Lanes. :
Willamlna The meeting of the
Fireman's auxiliary has been post
poned until Tuesday. . - -I -'- ;
Monmouth Mr. and Mrs. Geor
ge Hoech and sons have moved to
their new home, a larm tract pur
chased from Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Phillips The Phillips moved to a
new house in Monmouth purcnas
ed from Fred Zito. During the mov
ing, Mrs. Hoech fell and broke her
right hip. She is being cared for at
Salem Memorial hospital.
Mothers Club .
At Liberty
Opens Season
Statesman New Service
LIBERTY Forty mothers at
tended the first fall meeting of the
Liberty Mothers club Wednesday.
Mrs. Sid VanDyke presided and
named the following chairmen:
Hospitality, Mrs. Lewis, Clark;
health, Mrs. Ed A. Meolaf public
ity, Mrs. William -Hugh : Adams;
room mothers, MrsrWilbert Kurth;
and program, Mrs. Ed Holden.
New room mothers are, for the
first grade, Mrs. Herbert Johns
ton; second grade, Mrs. James
Hills; third grade, Mrs. Mervin
Seeger; fourth grade, Mrs. Fred
Fagg; fifth grade, Mrs. Fred Rob
ertson; sixth grade, Mrs. James
Falk.
The group decided to have two
evening meetings with programs
so the fathers may attend, and to
sponsor the Brownies and Cub
Scouts and aid them financially.
The mothers welcomed the
teachers at a tea after the meet
ing. Introduced were I Georgia
Kaylor, first grade; Mrs. Virginia
Wallace, second grade; Betty John
son, third grade; Mrs. Mary Lov
ett, fourth grade; Mrs. j Francis
Hall, fifth , grade;! and I George
Wright, sixth; Mrs. Ida Newton,
cook; and Arthur Meyers, subur
ban superintendent of the rural
area. .."! J '
Lyons Reports
A Peeping Tom
tuttwu Newt Service
LYONS f Lyons residents
have reported a "peeping Tom"
was active here last) Friday
nirht. He was seen by one resi
dent at t p. m. and was describ
ed as young, weighing about 160
pounds and about five feet, sev
en inches tall.1 - -
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