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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1956)
Statesman. Salem, Ore., Frf., April 20, '53 (Sec L Valley Oriels OPEN MONDAY AMD FRIDAY 12:15 TO 9 P.M. DAYS 9:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. sea iK0T fcawiiiW fcn muni rni u fr1 - OTHER . r pj , j E-""J A-ALiv UJ ):-. WVUL-S U A-A J 1 a 1 II s 1 1 I Robert! The Grange here .will meet Saturday night at the grange hall. Kntcrtainmrnt will consist of the "M cent question," talk on the bill of right! and colored slide, taken by State Grange Dep uty Henry Henricksca on a trip to Sweden. SiMnyiide The Parents Club Is sponsoring an appearance of Sa lem Civic Players in a mystery comedy "Black Derby," at I p.m. Saturday at the school. Proceeds will go toward purchase of a movie projector for the school. Aurora Hermes Lodges, Knights of Pythias, will confer the rant of knight on candidates Friday night, LrbiMi The Lebanon Union High School band will present a benefit concert at I p.m. Friday at the school. A brss quartet from I the University of Oregon also will play. Proceeds will be used for new band uniforms. Jeffema R. H. Beat has sold, his two-acre tract, adjoining his South Main Street residence to the south. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Wells bought It and plan to sub-divide and build houses on it. WUiamlaa Mrs. Laura Pearson Is in a Toledo hospital, after suf fering a stroke, She is the mother of Argus Pearson, Willamina, and mad her home here before mov ing to Toledo last year. Wosdbura Future Business Lea ders of America, advised by Mrs. Alf Nelson, sponsored a panel dis cussion Monday nisht for the bene fit of Woodburn High School sen iors. Members of the panel were Miss Arvis Apn'egate Mrs. v ' llcrshberger, Glen Ahre, Lloyd Froom and Irving Brown, the pan el discussed business prospects for high school graduates in Wood burn. Jefferson The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Metho dist Church will meet Friday aft ernoon at the home of Edith Lib hy. Mrs. L. L Shields will lead the lesson and devotions. Willamina The Henry Llndsey family, whose home burned down last week, has been given two showers this week. One w " ' at the Methodist Church and on at the Naiarene Church. Many use ful gifts were received by the fam ily. ' , Jefferson Dorothy linger, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Unger, has returned to Oregon from Ce dar Rapids, la., where she was employed as a lone distance opera tor in the telephone olfice. She is now employed in the Salem office. Lyoas High school members of the Methodist Youth Fellowship of Lyons Community Methodist Church will hold "slave days" on Saturday" and again oa April 28. Anvone desiring work done such as house cleaning, car washing, or spading may employ a member for the day by calling Joanne Scott. The money will go to the Methodist Youth Fund' for mis1 aionary work. . WiHamlna One hundred twenty- five x-rays were taken by the mobile unit of the State Board of Health in Willamina. A total of 9R3 chest x-rays were taken in Yamhill County. Beginning June 13. the mobile unit will be in Yam. hill County for 30 days, and every one will have an opportunity to have a free chest' x-ray. madcl..vj?ds,. S Bethel District Youth Enlists in Air Force SUttimam Nwt Strain BETHEL Roy M. Faria, 17, son of Mrs. R. Faria of this district . has joined the Air Force. He left Tuesday to begin his training at Tarks Air Force Base near Oak' land, Calif. . He had been staying with his father who was employed in An. rhorage, . Alaska, and taking his junior year in high school there, Ray R. Faria died there of a heart attack a month ago, and Roy ac companied his father's body by air plane to Salem for burial. Valley Obituaries 1 i MICHAEL JOSEPH MAJORS SHERIDAN Services for Michael Joseph Majors, 4, will be held at 10 a. m.-Friday- in St. Michael's Catholic Church in Grand Ronde. Private committal will follow. Perstull's Sheridan Mortuary is in charge. Michael was born Sept. 19, 1951 at Portland and died April 18, 1956 at his home seven miles v est of Grand Ronde. Survivors include his parents Mr. snd Mrs. Dsn Majors of Grand Ronde; sisters, Diane Sandra, Brenda and Marilyn Rose, one brother; Danny, Grand parents; Mr. - and Mrs. Harry Brandon of Grande Ronde and Mrs. Datf Majors of Corvallis. HELP YOUR KIDNEYS It Doorl functioning Kid- neyr ami Bladder make von suffer from Getting Up Nights, Nervousness, Rheu matic Pains, Stiffness. Burn- ing, Smarting, Itching, or Acidity try Schaefer's Kidney and Bladder Pills ' Price 60C SCHAEFER'S DRUGSTORE Onen Daily. 7:10 a.m. to I p.m. Sundays. J a. m. to 3 p. m. IU NORTH COMMERCIAL save 25 to 333! reg. $59.50 Meier & Frank's ' 99th anniversary by Simmons As low as 15 a month NO DOWN PAYMENT Wonderful sleeping comfort ot a low price! Made espec ially for Meier & Frank's by Simmons. Full or twin size. 405 patented auto-lock coil unit; non-sag, prebuilt border attached to springs. 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