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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1956)
S-Sec. I) Statesman, Salem, Ore Tue, June 12. 58 Mail and phone orders rrssss-sxr-mex I - TnTi j QjJ Valley News Statesman News Service ... 11 - i T.V'i I I I OPEN MONDAY AND FttDAY I , irjls' , Sunday School Group Keep to Hubbard Man " ' autnaua hnri sntr TFOODBfNl-rM Westever of Huooara win p r t I i ever lit Ham Marto county School Ajo- ciauoe again tn te romiag year. This was 0; J itl'tbe associa tion's quarter conference Sunday at Woedbun Libit Baptist Cbureh. The confrraw e. will meet ami ta October lo Vdbura MelhadiJt Church. 4. V AIs mUtbi by the group were t K. Anderson. Woodburo, wee president, and Mrs. Harold Ander son, HubbajC secretary-treasurer. Tull! Gospel Church of Hubbard won the award for best represent boa of Sundf Scbod tui-ttm at the jneetaig A!(oeher 63 teacher . Hvra BHuijr cnurcncs awnoro, in association represents aitai Zj Protestant denominations. . - I II III.-'' - Rebckalis of Jefferson 'Host At Convention TT ; 7f fUUtaui Xtw rrtrr 'JEFFERSON Mt. Jefferson' Bebekah lodge Vas host to the 4flth annual Bebekah convention of district No. 7, Monday, June lli; la Uw high school auditor ium. Lodges represented in the district other . than Jefferson were Scio, Stayton, and Turner and two it Mill City., -Convention officers Included Eileen Hampton, chairman; Mar jory Mitchell vk chairman; Margie Gentry, secretary-treasurer; Blanche Wagner, -past chairman; thel N. Gibes, presi- " dent Jtebekah assembly; R. S. oHairavn, Lillian Smith,. LSC.; jfareella Ware, ' RSVC; Maria Keene, LSVC; Myrnt Stewart, conductor;' Maggie Draby, chap lain; Helen Johnson, inner guard; . Carmen Bernhardt, outer guard; Carie Bilyeu, color bearer; Ma ria Cole, musician; Blanche Mor rissette, Jen Dimlck, courtesy ' ffkcm - ;. 'a,.!. LUliu Albertaoo of Mt Jeffer son, lodge welcomed members. Faith Lodge No. 1M of MiU City responded, A tribute to the past , chairman,, Blanch Wagner, fol lower .-.i3.rs.-rr.j-'" Leone Lodge of Sdo -demon- etrated praf-wo.vaMe. ad-i mittaace to lodge. 1 SaoUam of Mill City demonstrated proper oauoung; contest and obligation, by vice rands, and memorial by Faith Lodge of Mill City. , , . 'The Ankeny Grange Horn Eco nomics club served dinner. Ethel N. Gibbs showed colored slides . i the 100r home. .'At the evening "-session,.' the president and other Assembly i and Grand officers were intro duced. A decree was conferred by . Mt Jefferson Lodge, which also paid tribute to the Assembly president, Mrs. Ethel N. Gibbs. Mrs. Gibbs, president of Rebekah Assembly of Oregon, spoke. Endeavor Group Holds Retreat OveriWeefcEnd Htwt Smlc : LIBERTY The Junior High School Christian Endeavor - of " th Liberty Christian Church of Christ held retreat it Wl-Ne-Ma .. ver the weekend. The group left Saturday morn " ing and returned Sunday ave- Ding. 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