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Valley News Statesman News Service Chemaiva Honor Students jy til M CHEMAWA Scholastic honors at Chemawa Indian School among this year'a graduates go to the four students pictured above. Left to right: Beverly Carlson and Jane Badoni, respective valedicto rians of the high school and five-year Navajo programs; Louise Benally and Sarah Lewis, salutatorians of the two programs. Bloodmobile Gets 125 Pints Statesman Newt Senrie DALLAS A total of 12S pints of whole blood was secured from donors here Wednesday afternoon by the Red Cross bloodmobile. Officials of the blood program had hoped to obtain 150 pints or more during the visit, which may be the last for some time. The pro gram may be terminated after July 1 as a result of the lack of financial support In the recent drive for Red Cross funds. Statesman, Salem. Or- Friday. May 14. 1954 (Soc 2) Si Valley Kriefs Spring Valley The Farmers Union Juniors will be hosts to the State Farmers Union Juniors ; at Spring Valley School at 8 p.m. j Saturday. Entertainment and a lunch will follow the business J session. Brush College The Commun it y Club will meet Friday night; at the schol house. A program 1 will be presented by 4-H Clubs tinder direction of their leaders, I Mr and Mrs. Leonard Kinkaid and H D. Bradriek. Marquam Annual clean-up ; Hav at Maple Wood Cemetery i wiil br Saturday. Memorial Day j will be observed a week early at the cemetery with services planned at 3 p.m., Sunday, May Falls City The Rev. Tillman Houser, miasionary to Southern Rhodesia, Africa, will conduct ; services and show pictures at ! 6.45 p.m. Sunday at the Free Methodist Church here. Marquam The annual Butte! Creek School picnic, will be held j Saturday, May 22, at the school. ; Graduation exercises will be held ! the night of May 28. Speaker will be Randall Crawford. Sidney A State Agriculture. Department film on insects will he shown to Sidney-Talbot Farm ers Union Friday at its regular , meeting, starting with no-host ; supper at 6:30 p.m. In charge of ! refreshments are David Turnidge and Jay McNallie. , i Unionvale A Mother - Daugh ter banquet will be held at the Unionvale Evangelical United Brethren Church Saturday at 8 p.m. The men arc planning, cooking and serving the dinner which will be held in the educa tional unit of the church. Direct ing the affair are the Rev. Clyde Dollar. Steve Nevil. Lester Holt and Sid Crawley. All mothers and daughters of the community are invited and arc asked to advise Mrs. Magee. Mrs. Palmer or Mrs. Sfeingrube if they plan to attend. Pedee The new Pedee Com munity Church will be dedicated Sunday at 3 p.m. The Rev. Roy Campbell, pastor of the Mon mouth Baptist church, will be the speaker. The Rev. John Law ler, formerly of Independence, is pastor of the new church. South Salem Morningside PTA will sponsor a "Show Time Mixer" at 8 p.m. Friday at the school. A moyie will be shown and refreshments will be served at a snack bar. Proceeds will go to the school's movie-projector fund. The Cub Scout Pack also will meet Friday night at the school. Stayton Queener School homecoming picnic will be held at 1 p m. Sunday at the school grounds, two miles sauth of Stay- ton. I Turner Charlie King was re- j ported "seriously ill" with pneu- j monia at his home this week. His i mother, Mrs. Ina King of Ranier. I Is caring for him. Judy Wolf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Perry j Wolf, had her ear lanced by a i doctor Monday. j Monmouth The Martha Sun- ! day School Class of the EUB i Church will meet Friday after- I noon with Mrs. J. Schuerman, Mrs. F. Fuller. Mrs. F. Comstock and Mrs. West as hostesses. Vallev Bands to Hold Festival at Gates Saturday DUtriman News 8rvlr CLEAR LAKE Eight bands will take part in a music festival to be held at Gates High School Saturday at 1 p.m. Roy Shelton, Salem, is director of all the bands. They are from Perrydale, Detroit, Gates, Clear Lake, and Buena Crest, and will play as three groups first-year, second-year, and advanced bands. The public is invited. Admission free. Students in the Gates bands are acting as hosts and will serve a tuncheon at noon. Students in the Clear Lake-Bu-ena Crest band are Gary Goulet, Terry Eichelberger. Van Sawyer, Patty Jones, and Robert Lind-quist. Church Group Elects Officers Statesman News Service HUBBARD Myrna Foltz was elected president of the Pilgrim Fellowship of the Hubbard Con gregational Community Church Sunday. Elected to serve with her were Norma Foltz, vice president and program chairman; Russell Col- gan, secretary -treasurer, and the i chairman of commissions: James; Morrison, worship; Richard Lamb, social action; Mike Cooper, mis sions: Argil Shrock, recreation , and Douglas Colgan, pianist Bill j McNary is retiring president. i OUT OF HOSPITAL PEDEE Mrs. Mollie Lacey re ports that her daughter, Mrs. Vio let "Brunjes. has been able to re turn to her home in Bremerton, Wash., after being confined to r Seattle hospital the past 14 months for treatment and lung surgery. Albany Twins Die Soon After Birth Statesman News Service ALBANY- Graveside services were held Wednesday for Dennis Michael and Patricia Ann Blue, infant twins of Mr. and Mrs. Dur ward M. Blue. Albany, who died Monday a few hours after birth. Burial was in Riverside Ceme tery. Survivors, besides the parents, are two brothers, Delwood and Arthur; and two sisters. Donna Marie and Gloria Jean. Graduation Set May 20 At Hopewell School Statesman News Service HOPEWELL Graduation at Hopewell Evangelical United Brethren Church Thursday, May 20, at 8 p.m. Mrs. Nellie Ham mer, principal, is in charge of ar rangement. Graduating are Joyce Hewitt, Robert Lannigan, Lee Worley, Kenneth Lind, Merle Bi tikofer and Rodney Jones. Polk County Court Nws Statesman News Service DALLAS The following new di- vorce complaint was on file Thurs day in Polk County Circuit Court: Emma M. Barsness vs. Norman E. Barsness. alleges cruel and in human treatment, asks that her former name nf Emma M. Blix- I seth be restored Married Jan. 1 21. 1954. in McMinnville. j w i Two marriage licenses have been j issued here: Gail Benson Morlan. 1 20. farmer of Dallas, and Audrey jJcan Hewitt. 18. student of Hills Iboro. , Richard Albert O'Neil. 37. utfl i ity man and Bertha Mae O'Nei!. 3fi. housewife, both of Nelscott. The following divorces were granted this week: Floyd Ear! Michael vs. Margaret Michael Benjamin V. Morgan vs. Rur dena M. Morgan. Jane Stavenau vs. John Calvin Stavenau. Edward J. Lange vs. Georgia A. Lange. Property settlement 1 agreement approved. Defendant F a. . 1 '1 awaraea care or iwo minor cnn dren and $50 per month for sup port of children. Billie Jean McCown vs. Calvin Bruce McCown. Property settle ment agreement approved. Plain tiff awarded care of two minor children and $65 per month for support of children. William M. Dodson vs. Helen Dodson. Defendant's former name of Hellen Jackson restored. Charles D. Garver vs. Alva Jane Garver. Divorce granted but de cree not filed. Vivian M. Bailey vs. Glen R. Bailey. Divorce granted but de cree not filed. na Scofly's Auction House 4840 Center St.; Salem, Oregon an Saturday, May 15, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Why Suffer Any Longer When other fail, us out Chinese remedies Amazing success for MXX) years in China No matter ith what ailments tm are af iticted disorders, sinusitis, heart iuns. 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