Sister Be Sales Of Ml. Angel Dies at Age 90 Statesman News Serrlr MT. ANGEISister Mary De Sales, of Convent Queen of An gels, died, Monday after in ill ness of two years at the age of 80. Born in Ippingen, Germany, In 1863, she fame to this country as a religious novice in 1887 when the convent was moved from Germany to Gervais. A year Ister the convent was' moved to Mt. Ansel. She took hcrk vows as a nun JanX 6, 1889. She spent many year teaching it St. Mary's School, Mt. Angel,; t St. Agnes and Sacred Heart Schools in Portland, St. Mary's Academy in Albany, and St. John's School at Oregon City. She also served as superior and principal in several of these schools, ind was sub-prioress at the convent in Mt Angel from 1940 to 1946. Requiem mass will be 9:30 a.m. Wednesday in the convent chapel. Burial will be in the convent cemetery. Liberty School's Parents Club to Meet Wednesday Statesman News Service LIBERTY The Liberty Mothers and Dads' club will meet on Wed nesday, Jan. 11, at 7:30 at the school. Mrs. Lloyd Taylor, cook at the Liberty School, who was chosen to represent Salem at the American School Foods Service Association convention in Denver, toio., wi:i i talk on the convention. Ray Cates of the Salem school board will talk on the bond issue and Mrs. Sid VanDyke of the an iens' Advisory committee will talk on the coining elections. The "Dead Beats." a jazz band of Leslie Junior High School un der the direction of Mr. Williams, will present fjmusical program. Serving on (fie refreshment com mittee will be Mrs. Robert Mor row and Mrs. Vera Sorenson. Fire Officials ti; i l ri . ricKeu ai u ay ion Statesman News Service DAYTON Donald Cornett and Neil Trammell have been, ap-, proved by the Dayton city coun cil as chief and assistant chief, respectively, of the Dayton volun teer fire department. The previously had been elec ted to the posts by the firemen aubject to the approval Qf the council. Cornett moves up from the assistant chief's post. Turner Phone Co. Elects 3 Directors Statesman Ntwt Service TURNER - Sam Drager, Garth Fou;e and Chester Varns were elected to the Turner Telephone Company board last week. Ben V'ipper and Fred Denhem also arc directors. The majority of stock holders attending; favored telling the company. Luther Guest, Stay ton, and Lowell Brown, Silverton, reportedly have made offers. Hopewell Sets Church Event . luutmn News Service HOPEWELL The Young Adult Class of the Hopewell Uni ted Brethren Sunday School will be honored with a chicken sup per at the church Thursday eve ning, January 19 at 7 p.m. The class won an atendance contest this fall. A series of special revival serv ices will be held at the Hopewell Evangelical United Brethren Cliurch beginning Jan. 22 through Feb. 5 wih the Rev.. Lewis D. Harris of Montana as the speak er. He is the grandfather of the Rev. Glen Harris, pastor of the church. . Wayne Roberts of the Yamhill , County Extension, office presen ted pictures of local interest at the Community Club meeting held at the Hopewell Schoolhouse Friday evening Jan. 6. Father-Son j Group to Hear Dr. R unk el Statesman News Service SILVERTON Dr. Howard Run kel. Willamette University, will be guest speaker Tuesday night, Jan. 24, at the annual Tririity Fattier Son banquet at Silverton. The ban quet is sot for 7. pjn. according to Alt O. Nelson, Brotherhood pres ident. , ' James Phillips, Trinity congre gation president, announced that the Jnnual business meeting of the church will be Jan. 17 at I p.m., when 1956 congregation officers will be elected and plans for the year will be discussed. Trinity pastor, the Rev. J. A. Luthro. who resigned in November toTPpl a call To Petersburgrta.ska. will leave in mid-February, and ar rangements for supply pastors, un til a new resident pastor is ob tained, will have to be made. The congregation call committee, head ed by Harold Larsen, is at work but as yet has received no confir mation of a pastor's acceptance. v f A II uurs. uraw uosiess io So. Hills Garden Club Statesman Newt Service SALEM HEIGHTS - Mrs. Rich ard Draw was hostess to the South Hills Garden Club on Tuesday eve ning at her home on Alana Ave nue. Mrs. Ralph Solum was the assisting hostess. Mrs. Hale Mickey conducted the business meeting and secret pal names were drawn. , The guest speaker was Marvin Black, who talked on "When Win ter Comes" which was on plants to use for winter blooming. Mrs. Dean Davenport was a guest. ... , . . . OCE REGISTRATION I P MONMOUTH - Registration at Oregon College of Education reach ed a new high for winter term stu dents Saturday, Registrar Jack Morton reported. The new figure of 664 students was 34 mors than t this time a year ago. ' Mendenhall Heads Club at Aurora Statesman News Service AURORA Al Mendenhall was reelected president of the Aurora Community Club at their meeting. Other officers reelected were A. J. Zimmerman .vice-president; Louise Smith, secretary-treasurer. Arthur Krause was elected trustee for a three-year term. AI Mendenhall and Ed Smith will represent the Community club at the Centenial meeting, Friday night, Jan. IX I Valley Briefs Valley Hevs Statesman Naws Service 2 Autograph Parties Slated By Authoress Statesman Newt Service SILVERTON -Returning to the areas of her childhood home. Mary Hofstetter Murray will have an autograph party at Salem and one at Silverton, to give former school friends and acquaintances an op portunity to buy first copies of her first book, "They Shall not Hurt nor Destroy," Just off the press. Mrs. Murray, born in the Silver ton area and living at Salem and Silverton until after her high school graduation will hold her first auto graphy party at the Gave Hus at Silverton Jan. 28. She returned to Silverton at the beginning of her sophomore high school year and was graduated here. Following this she taught in rural schools in the Silverton area before going on to college. Her second autograph party will be at the Salem Meier and Frank store, built upon the site of the old Salem High School where Mrs. Murray attended for the first two years of her high school career. This party will be on Feb. 1. On Jan. 31, she, will be a guest speaker at the Portland Junior Chamber of Commerce, Before moving to Areata, -Calif., Mrs. Murray lived in Portland a few years where she put in full time writing short stories and newspa per articles. While in the Willamette Valley, Mrs. Murray expects to make oth er appearances before groups. Chairman FauTcr Heads .K. of P. Lodge , SUtrimi Xei Service HUP-RARD Lorin Fawver was installed as new chancellor com- mandcr of Arinp Lxize No. 57 : KnishU of Pythias of Hubbard in j 'Aurora. Jan. i. inner new otiicers j of Arion installed were Warren , : G r i m, financial secretary and .1 Charles Fyers outer guard. Re , ! elected officers I n s t a 1 le d were 3 j George Lcffler vice chancellor, f .Frank Anderson master of work, Merton Crittenden prelate. Elmer Stauufcr master at arms, and Nat- tie Mann inner guard. The officers , , j will serve six-month terms. Install 1 1 ed to serve one-year terms were 5 ; Lawrence Scholl, treasurer and Al f bin Frederickson. secretary. Leff- let, deputy grand chancellor, was installation officer for the Joint I ceremony. j Grange Program At Brush College , ,4 Statesman Newe Service Walter Fester, Salem, district at I BRUSH COLLEGE Brush Col torney ef Polk County, whe has lege Grange featured 'Mens been appointee! county chair-! night Tuesday, Jan. 3 when the maa for the 1956 Crusade for ; men of the grange arranged the Freedom campaign to raise ' supper and program which Iol Sbtman, Salem. Orr., Tun, J-n. 10, IX (5 c. Ill-; yf TAUSUt AH Jl I S-' WAY Jl Br LLM K PULLAX kiwi MAD 1. 3t js;t1 53 61 85 8 IMM kTy 27 J5-4-1 CANCM 44 5163 H). UO JU.V vweo AUG U str r fcft-39- 80-S6 M tout Co.' Adnrif Cuice H ' Atterdmg F Mi Slort. To develop messoge for Tueidoy, reod words COrreiponding to rurrbtri oi your iodix txrth vgn. 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A I C- P4-29-37-43 M74-04 support for Radie Free Eirepe that breadcasts te behind the Iron Curtail. In nearly one out of eight fatal traffic accidents the driver's vis ion was obscured. City Obituaries Christopher Butte At the residence, 170 Davidson. Tueidiy, Jinuary ' the ie ot 61 yeari. Survived by two mm Wil liam Butte o( Bremerton, Washlrij ton; Jamee Butte nf Salem. Three ferothert, William Butte of Salem, Carl Butte ot Paaden. California, Henry Butte of Portland. Two aia ten. Mini Anna Butte. Salem, Mrs Martha Finlay, Portland. One grand ion. Servlcea will be held In How-ell-Edwardi chapel Tuenday, Jan. 10. at 2 p.m.. Rev. John Cauble otO riatlnf. Interment in IOO.r Ceme "lery. "" . ' Inow C. feriuwn Pasaed away at a local ' hospital, Jan. 9, late resident of Jefferson, . Mrs. Theola rullmer of. idano Fans. Idaho; son. S. Burton Ferguson of Jefferson, Oregon; two brothers. A. R. Ferguson, of Maywood. Califor nia, Wade Ferguson, of Van Nuys. California: grandchildren, Misa Patty Ferguson and Michael Ferguson, both of Jefferson, Oregon, Ferrell rullmer and Reid Fullmer ot Idaho . Falls, Idaho. Announcement of services later by the Clough-Barrick Funeral Home. Emmett Dickson of Salem. Mrs, Geo. I.athrop of Hawthorne, California; 32 grandchildren ana great-grandchildren; brother, Noel Phillips of Bakersfield. Calif.' Services at Virgil T. Golden Chapel,1 Jan. 11, at 1:30 p m. Interment at Belcrest Memoral Park, Rev. Oscar Olsen officiating. inn Jmeph Purney - - - Passed away in Cons Bay. January 8. survived by wife, Mrs. Louise Anna Purney of Coos Bav, daughter,. Mrs. Marie McKinney, of Vernonia. Ore eon: son. Harold J. Purney of Coo Bayi-wetWf Mr.-Jflt-BondVif PnrU.J Mrs. Mabel Gardner Late resident of Salem (t a local - hospital January S at the age of 10 years. Survived by nusnsna, Wil liam H. Gardner of Salem. One brother, S. H. Green, Salem; one sis . ter, Mrs. C. A. David of Salem: neph ew. F. A. David of Salem. Member of First ChrisUan church. Rebekahs. Eastern Star and Daughters of Union Veterans. Services will be Wednes day, January 11 at 1 p.m. in the Chapel of Howell-Edwards Funeral Home. Rev. Wayne Green officiating. Ritualistic services by Salem Rebek as Lodge No. 1. Interment, Belcrest Memorial Park. Orval W. HaJvorson Pasted away Jan. I. at a local hos pital. Late resident of 1420 Park St. rf Salem. Survived by wife, Mra. Marcia Halvorson of Salem; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore O. Halvorson of Salem; brother, Theodore O. Hal vorson Jr. of Salem: sister. . Miss Wanda Le Halvorson ot Salem; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. O. Hal vorson of Fergus Falls, Minn. An nouncement later of service by the Virgil T. Golden Co. Victoria Rose Matthewson Passed away at the residence. 360 Hrubett Rd., January 9. Survived by husband. Frank W. Matthewson of Salem: daughters, Mrs. Ellen Shu mate, Stoneville, North Carolina, Mrs. Ben Rose Lea MVres of Salem, Ore gon; two sons. Glen Matthewson of Portland, Oregon, and Fran'ls Mat thewson of San Diego, California; also six grandchildren. Announce ments later by the Virgil T. Golden Co. Katherlne I.eona flppen At residence 4.1.10 Auburn Rd.. Jan. 1th at the age of 71. Survived by husband. Claude D. Oppen. Salem; daughter. Mrs. Olive Elisabeth Good rich. Wilcox. Sask : sons, Chester C. Oppen, Spokane, Wash., Arthur C. Oppen. Salem: brother. Chester A. Diamond. PorUand, Oregon. Member of the Naiarene Church. Services will be Tuesday, January 10 at 10 .TO a.m. In the Chapel of Howell-Edwards Funeral Home. Rev. William F. Clay officiating Interment Bel crest Memorial Park. William D. Phillips At a local hospital. January I. Late resident of 3M9 Hollywood Ave., Sa lem. Survived by sons, Harry Phillips of Salem, Charles Phillips of Salem, Oscar Phillips of Salem, Merle Phil lins of Salem, Homer Phillips of Montesano. Wash : daughters. Mrs. Nellie Jackman of Liberal, MlJioun, Mrs. Elmer Rierson of Salem, . Mrs. land. Oregon: brother, James F. Pur nev. ot Omaha, Nebraska; niece, Mrs. Ray Cummins, of Portland: two nephewa, Norman W, Pettijohn of otL.ina. Eio reiujonn of Portland, Ore.: three grandchil dren. Services will be held in the Virgil T. Golden Chapel, Thursday, January 12. at 11 a.m., with the Rev. E. P. Goulder in charge, ritualistic services by Salem Lodge No. 4 AF & AM. Harry Gilroy Thomas Passed away Sunday at the resi dence, 137 Plaza street. Salem. Sur vived by wife, Mrs. Eloree Thomas. Salem; daughter, Mrs. Mary Jane Boline, West Salem: son. Harry G. Thomas. Mvrtle- Creek. Five sisters, Mrs. Maggie Johnson of (.llnton. Minn; Mrs. John Connelly of Wood- burn. Ore.; Mrs. Sam Connelly, cor vallls. Ore.: Mrs. Dan Lene of New berg. Ore.; Mrs. Knude Nielson of Minneapolis. Minn. Three brothers. Willis Thomas of Mitchell. S. Dak Clarence Thomas of Falrbault, Minn Earl Thomas, Marshall, Texas. Three grandchildren. Uncle. Willis Xrnold . of Salem. Services Wednesday. Jan- ' uarv 11. at the Virgil T. Oolrteh j Chapel at 10:30 a m., with Rev. Earl Benbow officiating. Ritualistic serv ires by Kingwood Masonic Lodge AF ! V AM. Interment at Belle Paaal ! Cemetery, Woodburn, Ore. Frederick William F.lrbel At the residence, 4360 South Pa cific highway, Monday, January i at the age of 77 years. Survived by wife, Lucile Zirbel ot Salem; two sons, Vern and Robert Martin, both of Salem; three daughters, Mra. Bet ty Nesl, Lebanon. Ore., Mra. John P. O'Malley, Mllwaukle. Ore., Mrs. Gladvs Fitzhugh of Portland; also en son. Floyd Zirbel of Mllwaukle. Ore: two brothers. Bert Zirbel ot Lewlston, Idaho, and Ben Zirbel of Clarkston. Idaho: two sisters. Mrs. I Esther Burke of Lewlston, Idaho, I and Mrs. Ruth Kramer of pomeroy. Wash. Member of First Christian church. Services Wednesday, Jan uary It. at 16 Jfl a m. In Chapel of Howell-Edwards Funeral Home, Rev Wayne Greene officiating. Interment Belcrest Memorial Park. ; Statesman News Servlc Sooth Salem Mrs. William Hall entertained the Friendly Neigh bors Garden club on Thursday eve ning at her home on Boone Road. Mrs. Don Dawson conducted the business meeting and Mrs. Hazel Thomas showed pictures of . her recent trip to England. Holland, Switzerland. Guests . were Mlsi Joanne Thomas. Mrsr Elizabeth MarriU and Mrs. Hugh Dowd. I Sllvertoa The Silver Creek Soil Conservation District will meet Tuesday night at I o'clock in the district office at Silverton, accord ing to Hollis Ottaway, secretary. At this time final plana will be made for the annual to be held Jan. 19 at the Union Hill Grange Hall. The latter meeting will be a dinner meeting, followed by a brief meeting when reports will be given, election held, and an outside speaker provided. - Macleay The Macleay Home Economics Club will meet Tuesday at the grange hall with Mrs. Harry Martin and Mrs. Tillie McGee as hostesses. Plans for the year will be outlined under a program in charge of Mrs. McGee, chairman of the club. Hubbard The ground floor of the Pythian build in a tias-beeiure modeled and readied for occupan cy oL Robinson's Pharmacy. Mov ing into the new quarters is ex-pecte44o-r5tart this week Horseless Carriage Club Elects Officers Statesman News Service . ' STXVERTON-Joe White of Mt. Angel heads the Silver T Horse less Carriage Club for the coming year. Other officers include John Beck, also Mt. Angel, vice presi dent; Roger Le, Silverton, secretary-treasurer. Sheldon Johnson, Silverton, is the retiring president Membership of the club is now 15. In addition to interest in cars of early vintage, the club has one meeting a month at which rhc members wives are guests for square dancing. Spring Valley Mrs. Roland Seeger of Liberty, who formerly resided at Spring Valley, will be hostess for a 1:30 dessert lunch eon Jan. 11 with the Sunshine Club of Spring Valley as guests. Lincoln Mr. and Mra. Julius Meissner have as their house guest his nephew, Don Meissner, who is spending two weeks fur lough here from Marines at Camp Pendleton. Der-Ma-Mol Ointment For External Use ' Particularly Useful for Pimples and Blemishes AT SCHAEFER'S Drug Store ., The Penslar Agency Opei Dally 7:31 a m. to I p. m. Sundays t a. to. te i p. m. 115 N. Cemmerclal Some Water Not Fault Of Weather, Pair Finds Stateamaa News Servlr HOPEWELL It was wet on the inside as well as the outside when Mr. and Mrs. Joe Beaty of the Wheatland district recently returned to their home follow ing a vacation in Southern Cali fornia. ' A hot-water heater located in the attic of the Beaty home sprung a leak, saturating the liv ing room below with water. Prompt action of neighbors Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Dorn and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilchrist prevented excessive damage. Hardwood, floors received con siderable damage. Session Attended lowed. Giving talks on their work in the past in Brush College grange were charter members, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cook, and Mrs. and Mrs. Carl Wood, former mem bers now of Spencer Creek pange in Lane County. The new piano donated for Brush College Grange use by the Don Blake family, was used by Ralph Ewong for a group of numbers. Presentation of a wall clock by Mutual Life Insurance Company, was made by Carlton Brown. Work on the grange hall and surrounding grounds has been done by Charles Glaze, Glenn Adams and Phillip Peterson. Offenbach Opera Set In Metropolitan Plans NEW YORK 1 - Offenbach's opera-buffe, "La. Perichole," nev er before produced at the Metro politan Opera, has been added to the production schedule for the 1936-1957 season. Maurice Valency, professor of comparative literature at Colum JSUtesnum Newt Service McMINNVILLE - Evelyn And rus, Salem, was one of eight Lin field college students taking part in the Washington Baptist Youth j bia University, has been commis- Fellowship training rctreat at isioned- by- Rudolf- Bing, - general Kent, Wash., Saturday and Sun-1 manager of the Met Opera, to pro day. As president of the Oregon vide a new English--text for '"La B.YF she was official representa- Perichole." Patrice Munsel will tive of Oregon at the meeting. ' be in the title role. FRED MEYER PRESCRIPTION CUSTOMERS ; All Fred Mtytr Ptrtcripton Filts of Saltm Have Been Transferred to Pay lets Drug Store-484 State Street, for the Conven ience of Their Customers - Prompt Service on Refills May be Obtained-. PAY LESS DKUO STORE IS OPEN EVERY WEEK DAY FROM A-M. TO f f -M. AND SUNDAY PROM 11 A.M. TO I fM. 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