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Newspaper Page Text16 The- Statesman. Salem, Oregon f ridgy April 18 1352 THE VALLEY NEWS COLUMNS From The Oregon Statesman's Valley Correspondents Woodburn Host May 1 to Valley Church Women Eastern Star Officers at Mill City 5- I ! 1 i VI f'M ' l-ifl J tec . . " n ! i I 1 " " " '' ""-- 1 - ' SXn '--ti i" ""niin-n i iiti.11,.1 m. .in J Statesman Newt Service SILVERTON The Willamette Circuit of the Women's Mission ary Federation of the Evangelical Lutheran Church will meet in Woodburn on May 1 for its semi annual convention, Mrs. John Ov erlund, Silverton, circuit promo tion secretary, reported this week. '; The president of the group, Mrs. James Phillips is also from Silver ton. Secretary is Mrs. Cecil Frum, Canby, a former Silverton teacher. The Immanuel Lutheran Church of Woodburn will be the host and the meetings will be h !d in the Methodist Church. Congregations to be present include those from Salem, Silverton, Monitor, Canby, Woodburn, Santa Clara, Eugene, Springfield, Albany and Lebanon. Christian education will be the featured topic. Mrs. R. Eline Kra abel, director of the School of "Nursing at Emanuel Hospital, Portland, Mrs. K. C. Egertson, Portland, will speak and the Cen tral Lutheran Guild, Eugene, will give a cradle roll demonstration. The evening session will be open to all organizations of the circuit and will be devoted to "Pension Ingathering" with Arthur Chris tenson, placement director of Lu theran Brotherhood as the speak- ! er. ! Registration for the all-day ses- 1 tory service was read by the. Rev. I sion will begin at '9:30 a.m. and 1 Atwood Foster, superintendent of the evening session will start at 7:30. The Willamette circuit was form ed last November at a meeting at Lebanon. Valley Obituaries Mrs. Lelia Stuart Statesman News Service EOLA Funeral services for Mrs. Lelia Stuart, 77, of Salem Route 6, will be Friday, April 18, at 2 p m. from Smith Mortuary in Independence. Interment will be In Fir Crest Cemetery at Mon mouth,: and the Rev. John Hood will officiate. Mrs. Stuart died at her home after a lengthy illness. She was born May 28, 1874, in Natural Dam, Ark. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. R. E. Morrison of Salem and Mrs. Jess Brasuell of Van Buren, Ark.; sisters, Mary and Edith Deffenbaugh and Mrs. Sam Cat trell, all of Natural Dam, Ark.; brothers, Eugene Deffenbaugh of Natural Dam and Ed Deffenbaugh of Van Buren, Ark.; seven grand children and four great-grandchildren. the Oregon District of the Assem blies of God. The present new structure Is only a part of the projected church, there being an education al unit to be built on the site of the old church, which will form an T with the auditorium.' The interior of the auditorium has been completed and "is finished In a modern tone of mahony and plas ter. The new church Is reputed to be one of the finest In the Oregon district. Men who work under pres sure, under water for instance, must return to normal pressures " gradually or they will face pain- J ful and sometimes fatal Illness . caused by bubbles of nitrogen ia 1 their bodies. i Dedicate Church Unit at Willamina Statesman News Service WILLAMINA The first unit of the new Assembly of God building I was dedicated April 12 at a spe cial evening service. The dedica- ! KAISER-FRAZER Corp. Announces the Appointment of ft 320 Pacific Highway : WOODBURN, ORE. AS THEIR DIRECT DEALER FOR KAISER FRAZER AND HENRY J AUTOMOBILES AND APPROVED SERVICE THE GRAND OPENING AND SHOWING OF THE 1952 HENRY J. 'CORSAIR' and KAISER 'MANHATTAN' WILL BE SATURDAY, APRIL 19th Everyone Invited! BUFFET LUNCH FROM 2 TO 8 P. M. Rites Today for Chas. Wegman At Portland Vallley Mews IBrSefs Statesman Newt Service Labish Center Community Club will meet Friday at the schoolhouse. Mrs. Clarence Sun det and Mrs. E. M. Boies have ar ranged for Clear Lake Commu nity to present a play, "A Fam ily Affair." Mr. and Mrs. Art Rasmussen and Mr. and Mrs. Har ry Lovre are the refreshment com- pies Statesman New Service SILVERTON Friends here learned Thursday of the death of ; Charles E. Wegman. 59. widely j known contractor and builder, at St. Vincerr. s Hospital, f oruana, i mjttee ancj nave asked that Wednesday. He had returned a : brought. week ago irom a Aiecmerranian cruise and was stricken shortly after with urenic poisoning. His home was 716 NAV. Marlborough Ave., Portland. Funeral services will be he'd Fr:dr.y at 1 p.m. from the J. P. Fin'ey & Son Morning light Shaoel, with vault entomb ment at Riverside Cemetery. Wegman, contractor for Vanport nd Keiser Shipyard structures at Swan Island, was born at Visalia, Calif., and came to Portland as a child with hi" parents. His father. Edward C. Wegman. entered the Willamina The VFW held public installation of officers at;8P their April meeting. Ihey are commander, Wayne tlus; senior Popcorn Popcorn Community commander, Melvin Morris; ; Club will meet Friday for a 6:30 vice junior vice commaander, William Lane; quartermaster, Fritz Lena berg; advocate, Floyd Ullrich: trustee, Fred Lovejoy. District Commander Gary Hanson was installing officer. Union Hill Richard Krenz, master, will preside at the meet p. m. supper and musical program which will start at 8. Orchard Heights Bill Lippert is at Curwensville, Pa., where his mother, Mrs. C. W. Lippert, is re ported quite ill. Silverton Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hall have returned from a 10-day contracting business in Portland in i in& oi Union Hill Grange Friday ; vacation which took them to Seat- 1903, and in 192? the son entered partnership with him. The firm was known as Wegman & Son tmtil 1947 when it was incorpo rated as Wegman & Co. In 1942, he was appointed as a member of the Portland Housing Authority. He was a member of Rotary, Arlington and Aero Clubs, of Waverly Country Club, the Port land Yacht Club, of the Masons and the Shrine. Wegman was the widower of the late Catherine Woodard. daughter of the late M. C. Woodard, man ager of the Silver Falls Lumber Company, Silverton. and Mrs. Woodard, who now lives in Port land. Survivors are the two daughters, Mrs. Herbert K. Williams Jr., El Cerito, Calif., and Mrs. Stephen S. Wilcox Jr.. at Longview. Wash.; and a sister, Mrs. Helen Wegman Parmelee, Oakland, Calif. 1 night. I Silverton The Silverton Sad die Club will hold its annual next week. spring dance baturday at bilver ton Armory. tie and to the Victoria area. Hall who is employed at the Silverton Hospital, will return to his work Hubbard The Hubbard P-TA will meet at 8 p. m. Monday. M. L. Murphy, Portland, state mental health department official, will show a film, "Angry Boy." The, Lazy Daisy and Busy Bee 4-H Sewing Clubs will give demonstrations. Aumsville Mrs. Harry Way represented Aumsville at the re- of Gervais. cent state P-TA convention at Pendleton which she reported was very successful. Gervais Baptisms were held at the Presbyterian Church on Easter Sunday for Linda Cathe rine Harper, baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Harper, Portland, by the Rev. Ernest Tremblay, assisted by the baby's great grandfather, John S. Harper of Salem. Also baptized was Lee Wescott, small son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ransom of Salem, great grandson of Mrs. Clara Jones GET M& C For babies cough. A wonder ful cough syrup for relief. 50c at SCHAEFER'S DRUG STORE 135 N. Commercial Willamina Seven Boy Scouts were awarded merit badges at a court of honor held Monday at the scout cabin. They were Ger ald Bowen, public speaking, path finding and animal industry; Keith Turnidge, electricity, path finding and animal jndustry; Lee Hirn, machinery and home re pairs; Bob Newbill, farm home and planning and animal indus try; Richard Deyle, farm home and planting, and pathfinding; Jerry Spencer, bookbinding; and Tony Schuerch, public health, home repair and machinery. Hubbard Ham and chicken will be the menu choice Friday at the dinner which will be served from 5:30 to 8 p. m. at the Legion Hall by the Ladies Aid of Hub bard Community Church. Willamina William Richards was honored on his 69th birthday, when guests at the Richards home were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mix, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bice and Arnold, Mrs. Cornelia Pearson and fam ily, William Henniger, Mrs. Lil lian Kaps of Oceanlike, Mrs. J. Fourth Annual Milk Fund Show Cannery Scandals Of '52 Leslie Jr. High School Friday, April 18, 1952 20 Variety Acts Admission Adults 50c Children under 1 2 years - 2S All proceeds go to school milk fund sponsored by Cannery Local 670, AFL Jefferson Miss Louisa Miller will observe her 96th birthday Friday at an open house from 2 to 4:30 p. m. with her niece, Mrs. Mack Hamby, and grandniece, Mrs. Ellis Hamby, as hostesses at the latter's home. Miss Miller will come here from the Mennonite Nursing Home at Albany for the event. She is a daughter of early pioneers of this community. Nearly 84 per cent of all tele phones in the statewide system of the New York Telephone Co. are dial phones. 10 ,..as a soup tone! -that's PRES-T0-L0GS THE ECONOMICAL, CLEAN, - CONVENIENT FUEL GIT 'IM FX0AI CAPITOL LUMBER CO. 2860 N. Cherry Are. Phono 3-8862 or 2-4431 MILL CITY Officers of Mill City Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, are (front row from left), worthy patron, Wilson Stevens; his daughter and worthy matron, Mrs. Albert Toman; associate matron, Mrs. .Floyd Johnson; associate patron, George Hufman; second row: Mrs. Glenn Tinney, Mrs. Bert Morris, Mrs. Oswald Hirtie, Mrs. Walter Kay, Mrs. Vera Shaw, Mrs. William Shuey and Mrs. Mabel Parker; back row: Mrs. Jack Scott, Mrs. Lee Ross4Mrs. Arlo Tuers, Oswald Hirtie, Mrs. Floyd Jones, Mrs. Char les Kelley and Mrs. Edith Mason. B. Cummings and Charles of De lake. Silverton Dr. E. A. Teter, who submitted to major surgery at Portland several days ago, is at his home at Silverton where he. was reported as "resting as well as could be expected' Thursday. Lake Labish Bingo games for adults and a fish pond for the children will feature the Lake La bish Community Club meeting at m., Friday. n7 0) c MOW UVJ ) ) l J czt c, ! 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