The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, April 06, 1956, Page 14, Image 14

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    4-(Src. II) Sfalrsman, Salem, Ore, Frl,, Apr, fl, 1050
Amity to Honor 25-Year Teacher
Valley
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SB BAY SALE
IliUnua Nw nrlrt
BUfM Vlt VtTTJ Weill Wll
Injured when bit in the face by
a Urn limb while working in
his cherry orchard Tuesday. He
wit treated at a Salem hospital
lor a trvere none Injury. Sev
eral ttitchei wera required to
cIom the wound. Weill incurred
an ey injury lait yeir in a tlmi
lar accident
Detroit Kenneth A. Golden
was honored by hli military out
fit in Germany thil month, ac
cording to a letter received by
bit mother, Mr. Clirenca Gold
en from CoL Lemuel . Popa o
14th Armored Cavalry. Golden
wai chosen "orderly of tba week"
for hii appearance, knowledge of
dutiei ind tha condition of bii
weaponi.
Mvkiv-Tlit Home Econom
ic! Club will meet lueiday at the
k.n wits Mri. Ham Martin and
Mri. Richard McKee ai nosieise.
Turaef Tha eighth (rada at
Turner School will iponaor a
cooked-food aala at 10 a.m. Sat
urday at oene grocery, rrw
ceedi will go for tha clau ban
quet Elliott Prairie Mr. and Mri.
Robert Milono of Brooking! have
purcluied tha home of Mr. Loii
Goodyear. They plan to take
possession the firit of next week,
lira. Goodyear plant to leave thli
week end for Warren, Ark., her
former home.
Salt Crrk Member and
neighbor of Salt Creek Baptist
Church ire Invited to visit the
Week Day School of the Bible
t 2:30 p.m. Friday, April 8, at
the Salt Creek Church. Mr. Roi
ella Douglae of Dallai will ihow
alidei of Egypt, ML Sinai, and
Bethlehem., which ibe took on a
trip two year ago. Twelve tu
denU from Orchard School at
tend the Bible School They are
taught by Mr. Goldia Ferguson
of Dallas, who ha taught at the
Salt Creek Church every rridajt
for the last aeven yean.
WILLAMINA. Seven Key Cho
member! and their advisor Ray
Morrison, attended the Key Club
convention in Bend. Making the
trip were Richard Doyle, Lieu
tenant Governor of the district,
and Jerry Spencer, Merle Sc raf
ter. Laurence Mendenhall, Don
Wright, Jamea Bryant and Steve
YoasL
Bridgeport Lemmle O. Rock
ford Jr., ion of Mr. and Mri. Lem
mie 0. Rockford Sr., left Tuesday
for Ft. Blis. Texai. While there
he will have eight weeki of anti
aircraft training. Young Rock-
ford, who U in the Army, had
aoent tha last week at home after
completing basic training at Ft
Ord. CaliL Hockiord i buuay
Leon Goebet, ion of Mr. and Mn.
Williim Goebel of Dallai, wai
also home the past week. Young
Goebel returned to Ft Ord.
WUlamlna The FL dub will
nave a special meeting monuiy
evening, the occasion being the
official visit of the Hate FL Club
president Mr. Retha Kirby of
iwamiin rani, a progrwwivo
dinner will be held, beginning
at the home of Mrs. Pete Key
Bold, and ending at the home
of Mrs. Bill Hurl, where the meet
ing will alto be hld.
Bridgeport Bridgeport Wo
men's Club will meet Tuesday
at 1 (m. at the home of Mrs.
Floyd Nelson. The member
plan to tie quilt for tha "fire
box." '
North Howell The chicken
dinner and nower mow spon
sored by the North Howell Home
Economic Club will be Sunday.
The dinner will be terved from
12 30 p.m. tiU 1 p.m. Other
Granges and garden dubi are in
vited to exhibit flowers if they
wish. The public ii invited.
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AMITY Mia Verde Creek, wkaae iS year a Amity flrst-pade peblle acheol teacher will be recognised
at reeeptiM her Satarday sight I plctared with tw ef her carreat puplle. They are Sherrle De Reave,
aa ef Mr. aad Mr. Manrla De Reave, aad Tin Meore, sea ef Mr. and Mr. Jet Moor ef aearby
White temmaalty. (Suteimia Phete.) .
SUUtaia News Itrrtr
AMITY The Amity PTA it
honoring Miss Verda Crook on
the anniversary of her 25 yean
a a teacher in the schools her
on Saturday at 8 p.m. The re
ception and program will be held
In the gymnasium of the grade
school with Mr. Russell Sheldon
in charge of the affair.
Although Mlsi Crook 1 a na
tive of Tennessee, she was
brought to Monmouth ai a small
child and was reared in that com
munity that placet so much stress
on education. She made up her
mind early to become a school
teacher.
She taught her tint ichool at
Liberty in Polk County in 1927-
28, then went back to Monmouth . K.vPl.nk
Reception Set
Saturday for
Verda Crook
Music Festival
Selects Twenty
Wootlburn Pupils
luuuui News Swift
- WOODBURN Twenty itudenU
of Wood burn High School have
been (elected to participate in
the Music in May festival in For
est Grove May 10 -12. The band
and chorui members were chosen
by the Music in May committee
at Pacific University upon the re
commendations of their respec
tive instructors, Don Jessop and
Misa Joan Meyer.
Accepted from the chorus were
Roger Blomberg, Donald Hall,
Laveta Slover, Joe Newton, Ju
dith PhilUpten, Glen Llvesay,
Alice Chamberlain, Barbara Mou-
scr and Richard Halter.
Band delegates sre Ruth Marie
Applegate, Homer Wadsworth,
Barbara Paulson, Peggy Doerfler,
William Ticknor, Charles Nath
am. Darlene Greeninger, Jesnette
Hemshorn, Csrol Ann Livesay,
Ladonna Jean Hayes and Roc fa-
Normal School in 1929. She came
to Amity in the fall of 1930 and
has been tint-grade teacher ever
since.
Miss Crook it now teaching
the children of the children she
had in the first grade when the
tint started to teach here.
The committee in charge of
the reception haa promised a
'heart-warming" program with
many school children taking part
The publit i Invited to be pres
ent -
Gty Park at
Dallas Gets
More Land
luteunia Ntat Itrrkt
DALLAS Dalla City Park wiU
be IS acre bigger a a result of
City Council action this week.
The council authorized purchase
of a tract on tht north and west
sides of the present park from
Mr. and Mn. H. H. Harder.
The price, reported as $12,500,
includes three houses fronting on
Levem Street between Lyle School
and Leven Street bridge.
Development of me new park
property, which had been under
consideration for several months,
may be spread over a number of
years, city officials reported.
Polk County
Court News
DALLAS The following new
complaints were on file Thursday
In Polk County Circuit Court:
Charlotte Mae Hansen vs. Gor
don E. Hansen, teekt divorce.
Married in Kelso, Wash,, on Jan
uary 13, 1951.
Salem Lumber k Manufactur
ing Co. vs. Roy A. Maltby and
Elmer C. Engval: Complaint al
leges defendants, doing buiiness
at M. E. Box and Pallet Co., are
withholding buildings, tools and
equipment- vslued at $33,945
which are owned by plaintiff,
leeks judgment for return of
property.
A marriage license was issued
bere Tuesday to Donald Robert
Bartell, 22, Army, and Janice
Gaye Dodson, 19, secretary, both
of Dallas.
A marriage"11cense was issued
also to Gerald G. Cook, 18, log
ger, ind Katheryn L. Flint, 18,
atudent, both of Dallai.
Buena Vista
Woman Feted
uttinua Nti atrvk
BUENA V1STA-A farewell tea
was given Mri. Eva Woods Tues
day afternoon at the Buena Vista
community hall. Guests were mem
bers of the Buena Vista-Highland
extension unit.
A program of readings, music
and., a, modification of the game
"Two for the Money" was pre
sented by unit members. Mrs.
Woods wai presented with a re
membrance from the group.
Present were Hazel Weill and
her guest Golda Weill of Salem,
Evadna Prather, Clare Graber, El
ma Hultman, Rose Krauger, Har
riet Busby, Gaye Dodele, Mar
garet lliff, Minnie Osborn, Golda
Bowman, Nina Fickel, Melba Pow
en, Faye Callies, Lulu Fickel,
Mary Lou Parker, Olive Wells,
Betty Morland, Betty Fltts, Ger
trude Stonebrook, Kate Bride, Dora
Hamann, Marie Peyree, Gladys
Story, Midge Vung ami Alice Paulsen.
This Is the tint. year that
Woodburn has been renretented
in me music in may cnorus, u
wai reported.
Contest Aims
To Beautify
Yamhill City
lUUimn Stmt Itrvlco
SHF.RIDAN The Sheridan Gar
den Club and Chamber of Com
merce wlfj sponsor a "landscaping
with annuala" contest in Sheridan
this summer as a civic project to
beautify the city.
Annuals may be used in combi
nation with one another or with
other plants such as perennials,
bulbs, shrubs and evergreens and
also in association with garden
structure and other elements of
design such as paths, terracei, lat
tice and fences.
Points wilt be given fr color
harmony, simplicity, proper Kale
and balance and center of interest.
Cash awards will be presented
those Judged the winners.
Swegle Glub
Plans Social
lUUtnu News Service
SWEGLE - Mrs. John ' Zwemkt
was hostess to the Swegle Com
munity Builders Club Monday
night. Mn. J. Turnbull, represen
tative of the American Cancer So
ciety, appeared at the meeting to
announce plans for the forthcom
ing cancer crusade.
Mr. R. A. Jipo and Mn. J.
Zwembe volunteered aa -crusade
captains for the Swegle area and
will be assisted by other club
members.
Plans were made for the club's
box social and dance to be held
at the Mayflower Hall April 30.
Guests present were Mrs. Art
Pankratz, Mrs. Ralph DcWeese,
Mrs. Glenn DeLapp, Mrs. Daryl
Johnson. Mrs. Earl Givens, Mrs.
Elmer Case and Mrs. Harry Nie
man. The social hour was taken
up with games and a dessert ex
change. The next meeting will be
at the home of Mrs.'L e o n a r d
Odom.
WILLAMINA YOUTHS TR.tIN
WILLAMINA Now taking
training at Parks AFB, Calif.,
are Airman Basic Francis J. Hol
stad, 20, and Airman Basic Ron
ald A. Holstad, 19, tons of Mrs.
Jeffrey Holstad of Willamina.
They enlisted Feb. 25.
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Show Winner
lutMnua Newt Service
MT. ANGEL - The Mt. Angel
City Council has asain voted to
donate the Sweepstakes Award for
the Mt. Angel Primrose Show to
be held in the Mt. Mary audito
rium Sunday, April 22, from 2 to
8 p.m.
Mayor Jacob Berchtold, Mrs.
George Schmidt, president of the
Mt. Angel Garden Club which
sponsors the show, and Mrs. O.
Williams, show chairman, will
select the prlie.
The mayor and city council
have been enthusiastic supporters
of the primrose ihow, which was
held here for the first time nine
years ago when the priimrose was
selected as the official flower for
the city of Mt. Angel.
SGT. HARMS VISITS
SWEGLE Marine Sgt. Eldon J.
Harms Was home for a brief,
weekend visit with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Harms
from the Marine base where he is
stationed near 2S Palms, Calif.
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