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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1952)
Monmouth Campiis Ready for:1 ' Visiting High School Seniors tt N.ws rre MONMOUTH A large croup of isitinf high school seniors are expected to attend the annual Senior Weekend Friday and Sat urday on the OCE campus. A program of campus visits, fun and entertainment has been ar ranged by a number of student committees. An assembly based on sports and other aspects of life at OCE will open the weekend entertainment Friday at 8 p.m. in Campbell Hall Auditorium. Later that night a "fireside' party will be held for the girls in Todd Hall and for the men in Ar nold Arms. Special entertainment, singing, skits and refreshment! will be offered the visiting sen iors. A morning assembly on Satur day will give the seniors an op portunity to find out about the more serious aspects of campus life, Including courses, types of preparation and other informa tion. Campus tours will follow, with a picnic lunch at 12:30 in the Grove. "I Remember When" is the theme for a general assembly about the social aspects of life at OCE, to be presented Saturday afternoon. Following dinner at 5:30 in Jes sica Todd Hall, there will be a motion picture in Campbell Hall Auditorium, and after the film a dance. The "Penny Serenade" dance will be sponsored by "Var sity O, men's athletic honorary here. Polio Strikes Mrs. C. Wills At Jefferson atate ii New Servfe JEFFERSON Mrs. Clayton Wills is In the Good Samaritan Hospital at CorvallLi with a light case of polio. She was in an Al bany hospital the first of the week and came home a few days before entering the Corvallis hos pital Wednesday. She hopes to be able to return home in a few days. Her husband is agriculture teacner in the high school here. The Jefferson Lions Club has voted to sponsor Cub Scouts here. All boys aged 8 to 10 are asked to attend a meeting at the City Hall Wednesday at 7:30 pm. bringing their parents with them. The dub also decided to hold a no-host supper on the third Wednesday night of each month. The Woman's Society of Chris tian Service met Wednesday with Mis. O. A Hall with Mrs. Ezra Hart assisting hostess. Thirteen members and four guests were present. A nominating committee, including Mrs. Helen Caywood, Mrs. Scott Hawk and Mrs. George Mason, was named. Mrs. Hawk led the lesson study. Guests were Mrs. Elizabeth Mann, Mrs. Wes Barnnss, Mrs. Russell Daulton and Evelyn Hall. The Woman's Society of World Service met Wednesday with Mrs. George Kihs with the Rev. Gene Kester and Mrs. John Kihs lead ing the lesson and devotions. Re ports of the recent convention were given by Mrs. John Kihs, Mrs. Karl Kihs. Mrs. William Lake, Mrs. Percy Wells and Anna Klampe. The women packed boxes of canned goods and two quilts to be given to a needy local family. Mrs. Fred Manus of Lynden. Wash., was a pre-Eastcr guest of her brother, Albert Meyers, and famil v. Joanne Lehman Wins Scholarship Statesman Newa Service DAYTON Joanne Lehman, Dayton Union High School senior, has been awarded the Leonard Hamilton Kerr Scholarship to Ore gon State College. Sponsoring group is the College Folk Club at Corvallis. Miss Lehman Is class valedic torian and, will deliver her ad dress at Dayton High School com mencement, slated for May 21. She is also the school's candidate for the Aaron Frank scholarship, winner of which will be announced soon. Li tin County Health Association Elects Statesman Ncwc Service ALBANY Albert Neuman, Lebanon, was elected president of the Linn County Tuberculosis and Health Association this week, suc ceeding C. H. Cleaver of Albany. Clyde E. Williamson. Albany, treasurer for 18 years, was re elected. Mrs. Ernest Heath, La comb, was named secretary. Committeemen include Andrew Black, Sweet Home: Mrs. Leora Stevens. Lyons; D. E. Nebergall, Mrs. E. C. Fisher and Mrs. Hollis Hull, all of Albany. Collage Convalescenl Home Oader New Management Mrs. Winifred Perry Laraen. R. N and Mrs. Ada Harder. Managers Registered Practical Nursing 24 Honr Service Aged - Convalescents Bed Patients - State Approved tit N. Cottage St Salem Phone 3-702 Silverton Legion Auxiliary Greets New Members Statessftsa Newi lerrie SILVERTON Mrs. Molly Miller and Mrs. Clifford Wadill were accepted as new members of the Legion Auxiliary this week. The unit voted to present a book to the library in memory of the late Mrs. Lucy Wray, charter memoer. ine sewing club meet ing date has been changed to April 24, at the home of Mrs. Clarence Higinbotham. Mrs. Higinbotham presented winners in the essay contest, Verna Hiskey of St. Paul's School, and Kay Berferson of Silverton Junior High. Girls selected to at tend Girls State in June are Betty Jones, sponsored by the Legion,- and Myrna Steinberber, sponsored by the Lions Auxiliary. The past presidents parley met at the home of Miss Ina Harold Friday night to make flowers for the Veterans Hospital at Fortland. Salem Draws Mill City's Senior Class lUttoui N.wa SrTtc MILL CITY Members of Mill High School senior class were in Salem Thursday for annual edu cation day. The group visited the Valley Packing Company, Oregon State Hospital, State Capitol, State Library, Cherry City Bakery, Mayflower Milk Company, and the State Forestry Building. Making the trip were FJnora Albright, Patricia Cree, Joyce Westgaard, Elaine Clark, Hazel Neal, JDeHner Skuungs, unaries O Kins, David Keyes, Bin nami lin S h m 1 b v UmDhresx. Glade Waite, Dick Downer. Bob Balti more, Lela Kelly, Arlone iUim man, Alona Daly, Dolores Poole, Donna Cooke, Vera Loucks, Ar dith Jones, Beverly Timm, Daryl Farman, Dennis Marttala, Gary Peterson, Bob Staelton. Mrs. Edith Mason, and Mrs. Fred S killings. Darton PFC Robert E. Hedge cock, Dayton, has been awarded the Combat Infantry Badge in Korea where he is serving with the 40th Division. WATCH FOR THIS SIGN! PUBLIC ADDRESS SALEM 3- 770 2 The mark of full, crystall clear, sound coverage!- OPERATED BY ; l LOUIS DuBUY : COMING EVENTS COVERED BY UNIVERSAL: NIGHTLY TO APRIL 26 "Con-Glomerations of 1952" Ore. State Prison SUNDAY, APRIL 27 Hollywood Bowl Races TUESDAY, APRIL Zt Baseball Boosters Rally, Salem Armory SATURDAY, MAY 10 Mock Convention, Willamette University FRIDAY. MAY 16 Square Dance, Armory (Gate Swingers) Sroup 'Favors More Security At Boys School Statesmaa New Service TURNER Greater security measures at MacLaren School for Boys near Woodburn are favored in a resolution adopted by the Turner Farm Bureau this week. Other resolutions approved were the Hood River resolution, "Re peal of State Automatic Property Levy Power," and an appeal to the State Fair. Board for adjust- mentoT edtrance tees for fifnr machinery exhibits at the fair. Ambrie Bagley was appointed legislative chairman. A nominat ing committee for the coming elec tion next month is Amble Bagley, Robert Shaef er and Henry Ahrens. The group voted to help spon sor a dance at Cascade Union High School for the benefit of the TJFJl. boys there. They are raising money to send two of their mem bers to Kansas City. There will also be a pie social at the regular center meeting in May. Proceeds will be given to the 4-H organiza tion sponsoring exchange students. Terry Meissinger entertained the group with accordion solo. Pictures on the care and raising of poultry were shown. Fire-FigHting i Demonstration Set, Jefferson Statasmam Kws Mrrem JEFFERSON The public is In vited to attend a demonstration of the use of fire-fighting equipment at the city wells at the south city limits Monday at p.m. All of the committee members are requested to be present to complete plans for circulating petitions for the pro posed rural fire protection dis trict A 4-H canning club will be or ganized soon and prospective members are asked to get in touch The) pqtesmcrnygaVttn, PrecaynuiorftrlCSiy.t with Mrs. Henry Hochspeier be fore May. 1. "Landscape Gardening" will be the topic for Monday's meeting of the Jefferson Friendly Garden club. Martha Rehfeld will exhibit a flower arrapgement. On the hos pitality committee will be Miss Mary Donohue, Mrs. C. M. Coch ran, Mrs. Cora Laurie and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rehfeld. Frank Doerfler of Salem will speak. Mrs. Calvin Hughes left early Wednesday morning with Salem friends for a two or three weeks vacation in Blythe, Calif. Amity PFC Virgil L. Broad water, former Amity youth, has been awarded the Combat Infan try Badge in Korea. Wiilamina Or ley Brock Jr. was injured at work recently when a nail entered bis eye. Ho underwent surgery in a Portland hospital. SUrerta Harry Ehuffelen f of Silverton sustained severe foot ln jury Friday in an accident which occur ed at the Crockett lagging company near Silverton; Sebarfcan Hobo Silcz One te Ave ete. S miaates dewatewft. Bex iff, Oresea c In Person, The Fanons o (SAIL TT030 o Starting Ilonday, April 21st WSODcsjGpe Duo era 3057 Fortland Road RATED HIGHLY BY "BILLBOARD" Direct from the Desert Inn Gilded Cage Avcdon. San Diego Black Hawk. San Francisco Many other top spots. Those Zany Entertainers Needles Brace Brownie 9 P.M. till 2 JLM. Floor Shows Dancing Fine Food Fan OPEN TO TODAY of Doerfler Nurserie In conjunction with the State Wide Open House of member nurser ies, sponsored by the Oregon Association of Nursrymen, we will be open all day today! 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