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Valley Ch
nstmas Observances
.- SUtcsmaa New Service -
- SILVERTCN Christmas Eve
and Christmas Day services will
be observed in a number of Sil
verton churches this year in ad
dition to the Christmas services
which , were held Sunday and
which will be held next Sunday.
Two churches which have an
nounced Christmas Eve services
are First Christian and Sil erton
Methodist At the First Christian
there will be a choral program
and pageant under the direction
of Mrs. John Bronson, choir di
rector.' This program has been
set for 11 a.m. Thursday.
At the Silverton Methodist
there will be a regular church
service at 10:45 Thursday night
with a brief sermon and special
music.
Churches holding Christmas
Day services, in addition to SL
Paul's Catholic Church, are the
three Lutheran Churches, Trinity,
Immanuel and Calvary, all at
10:30 a.m. Special choir music has
been arranged for each of the
three 'services.
j HUBBARD "Come to Wor-
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buip win ue iireseuieu uy mc
Hubbard grade school at the
Christmas . program in the gym
Tuesday night The pageant of
the NatHty, with choral readings
and Christmas carols will be pre
sented by the entire grade school
under the direction of Mrs. C
K. McNary and Mrs. George Wad
dington. The grade school band, under
the direction of Tom Brnmbauffh. !
will perform and the program
will be followed by a visit from
Santa Claus with treats for" the
children.
Slogan Picked
For Centennial
AMITY The Three Links Club
of Industry Rebekah Lodge held
its Christmas party Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs. John
Lahley. Mrs. H. J. Richter was
co-hostess. '
All business was postponed un
til the January meeting" when
election of officers and drawing
of names for secret pals will be
on the agenda.
Darlene Wood read the story
of Christmas trees in other lands,
and the story of the Wise Men.
Johnnie and Chrissie Lahley
helped distribute the gifts to se
cret pals whose names were revealed.
Statesman, Salem. Ore lues, Dec 22. 1953 Sec 2V3
I delicacies &
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Xmas Eve and All Day Xmas
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HAZEL GREEN Christmas in
many lands will be portrayed in
the Christmas program at Hazel
Green School Wednesday night
Special instrumental music will
1 played by the Darling broth
ers and Fichard Aker.
There will be school Thursday
morning after which the school
will be dismissed for the vacation.-
SILVERTON It took a Port
land slogan writer to win the ,
prize otierea ior me Desi Miver
ton Centennial slogan.
The slogan was "Silvertori
Centennial Calls Fun, Flowers
and Waterfalls." The winner was
Flora E. Breck.
Runner-up in the slogan con
test sponsored by the Silverton
Centennial Association of which
Lowell E. Brown is chairman,
was written by Mrs. Stella Black
erby of Salem: "A Great Past
a Greater Future". Mrs. Blacker
by's late husband, Pearl Blacker
by, was a member of, one of Sil
verton's pioneer families.
FRUITLAND The wearing of ;
original Christmas hats was the i
feature of the meeting of the
Fruitland Mother's Club recent
ly. Mrs. Willie Fritz was judged j
the prettiest and Mrs. P. L.
cieary, the'most appropriate. I
Christmas treats were packed j
for the school program .
The next Mother's Club meet
ing will be held at the home of
Mrs. Anthol Riney. with an ex
change student of Willamette as
guest speaker.
TURNER The Music depart
ment of the Cascade Union High
School wilt present a program in
the high school gymnasium at 8
p.m. Tuesday.
The music will be presented by
50 select voices from the mixed
glee and the girls glee forming
a special mixed choir for the
Christmas program. The band
will also play several numbers
' and will accompany the audience
in singing Christmas carols.
A baritone horn solo by Camilla ;
Stair is on the band program.
Conservation
Dinner Jan. 6
Statesman New Service
SILVERTON The sixth an
nual Silverton Soil Conservation
District dinner meeting will be
held Wednesday, Jan. 6. in the
Waldo Hills Community Club
house. A turkey dinner is to be
served at 6 o'clock by the Home
Economics Club of Waldo Hills
Grange, followed by the annual
business meeting and program.
MONMOUTH A group of 57
people attended the annual pre
Christmas dinner arranged for
city officials and employes and
their families, the night of Dec.
15, at the city h?Hs soc'sl rooms.
Turkey and all Christmas fare
was served, with a brief program
following, in which the children
starred. A gift exchange and the
singing of Christmas carols con
cluded the affair. O. A. Macy,
councilman, was master of ceremonies.
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CENTRAL HOWELL Mrs. D.
L. Wolfard and Mrs. Stewart Mc
Clure, teachers, will present their
pupils in the school Christmas
program Wednesday night
Valley Births
Statesman News Service.
SHERIDAN To Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Soratt, a daughter, born
Dec. 17 at the McMinnville hos
pital. To Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Smith,
a daughter. Nancy, born Dec. 14
at the McMinville hospital
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FRUITLAND The Woman's
-Circle held its Christmas party at
the church annex recently. Mrs.
M. J. Langen and Mrs. Russell
Thomas decorated the room and
tables. Mrs. William Anderson
and Mrs. L. K. Bruce were in
charge of arrangements.
Mt. Angel Co-op
Sets Annual Meet
Statesman News Service
MT. ANGEL The annual Pa
tron's Day for the Mt. Angel Co
operative creamery' will be held
Tuesday, Dec. 29, starting at 10.30
a. m., in St. Mary's school audi
torium. The traditional free sausage
dinner will be served in the
school dining hall at noon.
The governor has been invited
and there will be speakers from
Oregon State College and the
State Department of Agriculture
to round out a full and interest
ing program.
SILVERTON A daughter to
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ditchen,
Salem, at the Silverton Hospital,
Dec. 18.
A daughter to Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Byers, Silverton, at the
Silverton Hospital, Dec. 19.
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