The Oregon statesman., April 20, 1956, Page 8, Image 8

,r.-(:,-c. I) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Fri., Aprd 0, '5(3
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Seven hundred delegate! to 'Church. ' was Alger FiUh, pastor of the A f p Ty?c
t'e 61th anual state convention! About 1600 person have reg- j Milwaukie, Ore., Church of
cf Christian Endeavor, Christian j istered for the convention, the: Christ . FT. LEWIS I Thomands
Church youth group, were weMRev. C. Fh.lp Hurd. Court Street Music m provided by t girl u- . , . .
eomed to Salem Thunday by : Christain Church, said Thursday, choral group from North Salem cl ie.sold.en from nine Wes
Go. Elmo Smith at the first ses-1 Original estimates had stated that , High School and David Doerksen. j ern states, Alaska and Hawaii will
linn of the four-day meeting held l.OoO delegates would attend. Willamette University music train here and at the Yakima fir
st the Court Street Christian I Main Speaker Thursday night major, trumpet j ing range and the Rainier ordi-
ueiegaics 10 inr convention re
PTA Favors
Sales Tax for
School Fund
oscstucicntnociyjvo Infurcd In Accident
hlects Junior to J
Elects Ji
President Post
Two Salem women received mi
nor injuries Thursday night when
CORVALLIS CP - Chuck AdJi- ln c.ar ln which they were riding
colt of Bellintjham, Wash.. c a parked automobile In the
junior in Agriculture. Wednesday ; 900 block Highland Avenue, police
was elected student body president . '
at Oregon State College for the! Mrs. Savilla June Harper. 1545
Rd. Police said the accident was
apparently caused by a blowout
which caused Mrs. Harper to lose
control of the car.
RIFLE THEFT REPORTED
Theft of a JO caliber rifle front
theShow w indow of Valley Furni
ture Store. J19 N. Commercial SU,
was reported to police Thursday
afternoon. Value was estimated at
135.
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celebrating the 75th birthday. of;
the Christain Endeavor program.
Conference! and discussions
will be held at I a m. and 1:30
pin, today and Saturday at the
Court Street Christain church.
The general convention assembly
will be held at 11 30 a m. today
at the Court Street church.
Worship services will be held
at 7:30 p.m. tonight at the First
Christian Church. Mr. Fitch wilt
speak on "I Surrender All My
Substance.1
Saturday evening at 6 p. m.
delegates will meet at South
Salem High School for a banquet
Local churches participating in
the convention include Garden
Road Christain church. Liberty
Church of Christ, South Salem
Friends church, and Christian
churches of Jefferson, Turner
and Woodburn.
nance depot this summer.
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Reserve Plan
FDR Cruise
Four member! of the Naval
Reserve Surface Division 13-28
will "cruise around the Horn"
this summer aboard the newly
recommissioned aircraft carrier
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Chosen for their outstanding
contribution to the unit were SN
Theodore R, Snook, son of Mr.
and Mr!. Bernard D. Snook, 1230
Clagget St.; SA Paul L. McCloud,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L.
McCloud. 5140 Vera Lane, Salem;
SN Ronald J. Swanson. son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Swanson, 566
West Ida, Stayton; and FN Jerald
L. Bartel, son of Mr. ad Mr!.
Zack Bartel. Rt 1, Box 263A.
Independence.
The 57-day cruise will begin
in Seattle June 14 and ports of
call will Include San Francisco,
Panama, Callo, Peru, Valpariso,
Chile, Montivideo, Uruguay, and
Rio de Janiero, Brazil. The FDR
will dock in Jacksonville August
8 and the crew members will be
flown back to the West Coast
Fort public information office said
EUGENE UP The Oregon
Congress of Parents and Teach-
aar f rtaA it m ennnal nttnt inn
k.r. Tt,..H. Aa ai..b. imi, i it? abrasions of the chest, hospital at
it . a iiui mai nnti uv n aaica m niooon . t,iww ww a ,vw . i .1 . . , - . -
theKided they favored a sale! tax Grant. Arlington. Ore., was : " ,T. . mrl' Anna L tspe
1936-1957 school year.
He defeated Larry Bee. Anchor-
Hickory St... driver of the car. re-
ceiveo minor face lacerations and
with receipt! going for education elected first vice president
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Thursday.
The units will vary in aize from
the Pacific Northwest's 41st Na
tional Guard Division to a tiny I ucation, 125 for an ordinary sales
i - i V ' I M ano so lor do sales ux at all.
from California. riega,,, M recommended a
From June 23 to Aug. S some ! constitutional amendment on the
1.S00 reserve officers training! November election ballot which
corps cadets from a Western col-WOuid permit the Legislature to
leges and universities. Hawaii and , attach the emergency clause to
Alaska will attend summer camp ! tax legislation
here. From June 18 to 30. the 41st i TStal attendance t th !
and '"rry Ave., Teporieaiy sus-
rather than into the state general Carl Frisch. Portland, second vice' ,a'l" "'T "raaL'nJury. n
fund. ; president. ! c "i. ,Y . . j
Result, of an opinion poll showed ivan Woods. Portland, was Z 1 " mM 'vniu lnur,oay
226 votes for the sales Ux for ed-L. .,. i.m.i.t! .
....... u r,cU. v. me paraea car was owned by
Union, student activity center, i Elmer Schaeffer, 4986 Richmond
Infantry Division will move into
its summer encampment at
Northwest Ft. Lewis.
July 16-23 the 96th Infantry Divi
sion, an Army reserve unit from
several states, will train at the
Yakima firing center.
Aug. 13-25 the 104th Infantry
Division of the Washington-Oregon
reached 1,340. largest ln history of
the organization except last year'
golden jubilee. Pendleton was
chosen for the 1957 meeting.
' Other resolutions:
Opposed the proposed increase
in postal rates.
"Supported the national PTA
campaign for emergency federal
Army reserve will take two weeks aid for school building construe-
training at the firing center. jtion. ,
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Racial Relation's
Forum Date Told
Gov. Elmo Smith urged repre
sentatives of the state government
to attend the sixth annual Oregon
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lie wrote state employes Thurs
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