Western Bohemian Fraternal
Anniversary Noted at Mill Gty
... SUlesamaa Newt ferric
HILL CITY The thirtieth an
siversary of the Western Bohem
ian Fraternal Association of Mill
City was celebrated Sunday with
an all-day meeting here at the
WBFA lodge halL:
A business meeting for the Ore
gon district of WBFA convened in
the morning with Charles Dolezal
of Mill City, president, presiding.
There were reports from dele
gates from lodges in Scio, Rich
ardson Gap, Malin, Portland and
Albany, Mrs. Olga McCellen, dis
trict organizer, from Seattle,
poke.
Officers elected were Charles
DolezaL Mill City, president;
John Tannich, Albany, vice-president;
Joe Talf ous, Portland,
Czech secretary; and Mrs. Jack
Carey, Mill City, English secre
tary.
A dinner at noon was served by
Mrs. Charles DolezaL Mrs. Joe
Podrabsky, Mrs. Joe Toman, Mrs.
Wendell Heller and Mrs. Jack
Carey.
Of the original 17 charter mem
bers, six were present for the an
niversary celebration Sunday.
They were Mr. and Mrs. Anton
Moravec, Mrs. Mary Fencl,
Charles DolezaL Carl Podrabsky,
and Frank Rada.
Grange Plans
Booster Night
At Roberts
Statesman Niwi Service
ROBERTS A "Booster Night
program will be held at 8 p.m.
Saturday at Roberts Grange Hall.
sponsored by Mrs. Louis D. John
ston, lecturer.
Main speaker will be Ray GilL
State Grange executive officer.
Gail Schwiesow of Halls Ferry
will play violin selections. Other
entertainers will be Frank Judd,
Mrs. Abner Kline, Mrs. Albert
Blankenship, Mrs. S. L. Minard
and Mrs. Charlotte Jones. Lee
Byers will show slides taken on
his summer tour of Europe.
The public is invited. Refresh
ments will be served.
At last Saturday's Grange
meeting, Dr. Fred H. Thompson
showed slides taken when he and
Mrs. Thompson toured Mexico.
On the refreshment committee
were Mrs. Lee Eyerly, Mrs. Al
bert Blankenship and Mrs. Den
ver Young.
Hubbard Cburch
To Use Parsonage
As Parish Hall
Statesman Newt Service
HUBBARD The congrega
tion of the Hubbard Community
Church recently voted to use the
present parsonage as a parish
halL The house lends itself well
to this new function but required
certain things to put in good
working shape. The church
building committee listed the
mos'. pertinent needs and Satur
day members and friends of the
church started the necessary
work inside and outside. Follow
ing a no-host supper donations
for labor, materials and money
were listed to further, the work
on the parish halL These needs
jnay be volunteered by individ
uals or groups and will be appreciated.
Silverton Policeman
Resigns ; Position Open
Statesman Newt Service
SILVERTON Robert Lewis,
who had served on the Silverton
Police force for the past two
months under Chief R. R. Main,
submitted his resignation Mon
day night which was accepted by
City Manager R. E. Borland. Bor
land said Wednesday that the va
cancy had not been filled and
applicants were being considered.
Lewis was one of four regular
city policemen.
Pre-School
Schedule Set
In Lyons Area
Statesman Newt Service
LYONS Pre-school classes
will begin Tuesday, Oct 6 in the
Mari-Lirm School gymnasium and
will be held on Tuesday and
Thursday mornings. All children
aged four and five are eligible
to attend.
The fee will be one dollar for
registering and two dollars per
month per family. Children may
ride the school bus, but must be
called for at 11:45 a.m.
Plans were made at a recent
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Alice Huber. Officers for the
year are Mrs. Donald Huber,
president; Mrs. William Hargin
and Mrs. Jack Duggan.
Mari-Linn Enrolls 190
Mari-Linn School opened this
week with 190 enrolled. Katie
Shillings has 20 first graders;
Norma Miller, 30 in second
grade; Elva Kuiken, 21 in third;
Martha Poole, 21 in fourth; Rean
Fletcher, 28 in fifth; Ivan Smith,
23 in sixth; Hazel Wirth, 23 in
seventh; and Ralph Hurst, 24 in
eighth. Orin Morgan is princi
pal. Other News From Area
Jim Phelps left Monday for
Corona del Mar, Calif., where his
grandmother was reported seri
ously ilL
Don Kuiken arrived Sunday
from Camp Roberts to spend a
short furlough with his mother,
Mrs. Elva Kuiken.
Amity Schools
Tell Enrollment
Statesman News Service
AMITY Amity Union High
School reports an enrollment of
144 students this falL Amity
Grade School has 268. The grade
school had 277 students at this
time last year.
Mrs. T. C. Richter is in charge
of the grade school lunch pro
gram and Mrs. Royal Tarter is
assisting in the office, according
to Albert Yoder, principal.
New high school teachers are
Miss Lillian DeBois, formerly of
Silverton; Don Smith and Miss
Clydine Seward.
BRITISH TRACKS
LONDON (INS) Great Brit
ain has 52,000 miles of railroad
tracks and 7,000 active passen
ger stations with an area of 321
acres and a population of 2,190
for every mile of railway.
Opening Near
For Mill City
arten
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Statesman News Service
MILL CITY With the acquis
ition of a desirable building.
plans are being made for the op
ening of the P-TA-cponsored kin
dergarten early in October.
About 40 children have already
been registered and it is expected
that there will be additional late
registration. Mrs. Elaine Kiersey,
who is conducting the morning
session, will begin her classes on
Thursday. Oct, L The afternoon
class, under the guidance of Mrs.
Agnes Allen, will hold first class
es on Monday, Oct. 5.
The house secured for the use
of xinaergarten is located on
Douglas street, in Shepherd's ad
dition. It is the former home of
the Courtland Rues. Tuition for
kindergarten is $6.50 a month,
v 1 '
34 Pupils Enroll
At North Howell
Statesman Newt Service
NORTH HOWELL Among
first grade pupils who were en
rolled at the North Howell school
this term were Melinda and Bar
bara Evans, Judy Ditchen, Arlene
Schmidt, Jacqueline Bones and
Gerald Dunn.
Mrs. Ruby Anderson of Salem
is primary teacher and Mrs. John
Campbell of Woodburn is princi
pal and upper grade teacher.
About 34 pupils are enrolled now
in both rooms with more expected
later.
Valley Obituaries
Mrs. Lora Epley
SHERIDAN Final rites for
Lora Bilyeu Epley were held
here Monday with interment at
McMinnville.
Born at Jefferson, Jan. 20, 1877.
she married George W. . Epley
there on Nov. lfl, 1897, and they
moved to Sheridan in 1904.
The deceased was a graduate
of Oregon State Normal School
and was active at Sheridan in
civic affairs and the Methodist
Church.
Surviving are a son, Kenneth.
Salem: brother, Lloyd Bilyeu. Jef
ferson; and three grandchildren.
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Mothers Luncheon
Dated Tuesday: at
Salem Hts. School
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SALEM HEIGHTS The Salem
Heights Mothers Club annual covered-dish
luncheon will be held
Tuesday at 1 pan.. at the Salem
Heights School cafeteria.
Executive board, members will
be hostesses. Those attending are
asked to bring their own table
service.
After a short business meet
ing, Marion Miller, principal, will
be guest speaker. AH mothers
with children attending the school
are especially invited to attend.
Statesman. Salem, Orcw Thurtw'Sopt. 2C 1853 (Sec. 2) 5
DichHdymes Gets 7-Minute Divorce, to Marry Rita Today
VOLUME SEC
LONDON (INS) The title of
Sir Winston Churchill's sixth vol
ume of war memoirs, now com
pleted, reportedly will be Tri
umph and Tragedy." .
By JAMES , BACON
LAS VEGAS, Nef. Crooner
Dick Haymes got a divorce . in
seven minutes Wednesday from
Nora Eddington Flynn Haymes,
then two hours later obtained a
license to wed Rita Hayworth. , '
They plan to marry Thursday.
Told that four minutes is the
local record for an unhitching in
this quickie divorce town, Haymes
told a reporter: !
"If I had known I had a chance
for the record, I would have talked
faster." i
Dist. Judge Frank B. Gregory
of Carson City granted the decree
to the singer after Haymes and
two witnesses testified. Mrs.'
Haymes was represented by coun
sel but he asked no questions and
raised no objections.
IncwnpatibOity
Haymes testified that his third
marriage fell apart because "of
general incompatibility. ;
Prompted by his attorney, Harry
Claiborne, Haymes said, MI
couldn't live with her and enjoy
good health. I couldn't tackle my
work with a clear head. I lost
weight I couldn't sleep.
He added, "Mrs. Haymes became
indifferent toward our marriage re
lationships and refused to go with
me on my tours. It caused many
arguments.
Rita was not present at the di
vorce hearing. In fact, she was
Just getting out of bed about the
time Dick was getting freed from
Nora. ,
Visibly Tease
At the license bureau she was
visibly tense as she wrote out her
application.
"I feel so nervous, said the
thrice-wed actress.
When County Clerk Helen Scott
Reed asked Haymes for the final
$51 license fee. Miss Hayworth
quipped: 'Have you got it"
Haymes had it .
' The singer seemed just as ner
vous as his bride-to-be. He stum
bled momentarily over the spelling
of his own name.
But both chatted affably with re
porters as they left Haymes said
they ; planned no honeymoon be
cause "I have to work. I have to
make some money.
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