Delegates to
.
Final plaw for participation in
the national convention were made
Monday nishl, when Salem Rota- i
na Club met at the home of Mrs.
George Bagnall, with Miss Irene
Thomas and Mrs. Fannie Douglas
a co-hostcssc. '
Miss Lwena Jack and Mrs. Fan
Hie Douglas were chosen as dele
gates .to the convention which will
be held in Butte, Montana, July
20-22. Miss Jack has been nomi
nated to a position on the national
board and elections will be held
during the convention. This year
marks the 25th anniversary of na
tional Hotana, and the occasion
will be celebrated during the. con
vention. A feature event of the Monday
nisht meeting was the announce
ment of the engagement of Miss
Irene Thomas to Anton Van Hues
den. The news was revealed by
tiny scrolls bearing the couple's
names and the wedding date, Sept.
n0PEWEt.IMri. Glen Robin
son was honor guest at a shower
last week. Hostesses were Mrs.
F.arl Compton and Mrs. John Kot-ka.
Wed at Church Rites
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Ramona Chapter Honors Fathers and .Daughters
SILVER TO -Fthers and
Daughters of Ramona Chapter of
the Order jtf the Eastern Star were
honored Tuesday ni i g h t at the
chapter meeting. Given special
recognition were E. A. Finlay and
Mrs. Wayne ovre, Edward Jack
son and Mrs. Roy Taylor, W. P.
Scarth and Mrs. Adrian Olson, Ben
Sprlck, acting for R. A. Fish, and
Mrs. Steve Enloe. Jr. Mrs. Len
ard Kephart was soloist.
Members of St. Mary's Chapter,
Corvallis, were guests for the eve
ning. Introduced were past grand
matron and member of the Jurk
prudence committee, Mn. Paul
Robison of Adah Chapter of In
dependence; associate grand con
ductress, Mrs. Celeste Dickinson
of St. Mary's; worthy matron and
worthy patron of St. Mary's, Mrs.
J. C. German and Ervin Barklow.
Mr. and Mrs. William Perry, STK
verton, entertained the group with
selections on the bass viola and
piano, Mr. Perry is a former mem
ber of the San Francisco Sym
phony Orchestra.
Mrs. Harry Ragon was elected
Ramona Club president of the re-
BT THE BOO!
PAULDING, Ohio (AP)-Mr.
Paul ' Schmidt borrowed i book
from the library entitled "How
to Win Prize Contests." She read
half . of it, entered a contest and
won a stove. ' I can't wait to read
the other half of the book." Mri.
Schmidt told the librarian.
Mrs. Harrison Fisher, who is home
for the summer from Nyac, Alas
ka, and Mrs. Walter Hanson of
Minneapolis.
Lions Clubs
Hold Joint
Installation
6x30 Size
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ned Curry, who were married June 8 at
the First Christian Church in Silverton. The bride, the former
Sally Ann Mollet, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E.
Mollet of Sublimity and Mr. Curry is the son of Mr. and Mrs,.
Richard L. Curiy of Taft, Calif. The couple will live in Reeds
port. (Kennell-Ellis Studio).
SANTA SOFIA. Italy -Earth
shocks were recorded in this Cen
tral Italian city today for the 33rd
consecutive day. There were no re
ports of damage or casualties.
A total of 2.800 persons of the
iitu'. 0 9ft r..ni 1 1 -1 1 i n n V, 1 1 luMfl
The West Salem Uons Club held ,ivj undpr tfn, (earjng ,he
a joint meeting with the West Sa-. wi ,he,r homM to
lem Lions Auxiliary Wednesday
.,.in kt ot k cniH..n couapse.
Pheasant. A joint installation of
new officers of both groups was
held. Thomas Means gave the invo
cations and community singing was
led by Hichard Smith.
Chester McCain, president, pre
sided and introduced Mrs. Richard
Smith, installation chairman for the
auxiliary. Mrs. Burton Dnnn, state
president of the auxiliary, installed
the following officers: Mrs. Wallace
Carlson, president; Mrs. B. R. Os
born, vice-president: Mrs. Cheter
McCain, secretary; and Mrs. Dale
Taylor treasurer.
Burton Dunn installed the follow
ing Lions Club officers; Earl Smith,
president; S. H. Kellicut, first vice
president; E. H. I,each. second
vice-presidont; Ronald Dolan, third
vice-preident; Dale Esch, secretary-treasurer;
Robert Chown. tail
twister; L)r. A. K. Goffrier. Lion
tamer; Thomas Means and lister
Bond, directors.
For the program William Vtley
of New York City sang, with Miss
Kuth Bedford t h e accompanist.
Special guests were Mr. and Mrs.
irsil I'.'ule. Mrs. Padr hems the
new state auxiliary secretary.
The next meeting will be a joint
picnic in August.
Given a special welcome were i mainder o( ,he erm to succeed
Mrs. Wayne Weeks. Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Carstens extended an invita
tion to the members and their
Iriends to attend an open hquseJ
celebrating their golden wedding
on July 29 from 2 to S p.m.
Committee in charge Tuesday
night included refreshments, Mr.
and Mrs. W. P. Scarth, Miss Ina
Harold, Mrs. Wayne Lovre. Mrs.
Charles Leonard Sr.: decorations,
Mrs. Harry Riches: hospitality,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bollinger.
Quake Shakes Italy Gty
33rd Consecutive Day
Housework
Easy Without
Nagging Backache
Nacsini kacknrne, nan itf ka. ar ictiln
aekee and palna May bum i wlUww
Men. emotional apeeta ar day te any etfeea ana
train. Ami folk! who oat and drink nawMy
eaetimea naffer niM Madder Irritation)
...wit that wetlne. omrafertanle Mine
If roller Bleerable and worn ant eteauaa
ef than dteeemfena, Doaa't Fillf eflen W
trUvHrpeia rh.rln artioa. ay tneiraent ta
int eftert to earn Madder irritation, and ee
tkrir aiM diuretic arUon tareuirh U kidnaya
tandint to Minn Um autlMt tilaill
ol Udnay tubal.
Ilea
The three-mile-limit of control of ! . "" anrknaW nakai ran it
, , . I dnurcad-out. niaarabla, wltk mtlna, ataa.
oceans around a nation is being kuaurhu. don't wan. try ioaa'iiii.ttt
.,, .,, . . . auw happy relief millioae nave anjayad for
Widely Challenged today, Says the aver no' yean. Aak for new. BRrevTeeenaeay
National Geographic Society. ' -""--.r.Oai)-.Pitt.u,i
Blackbirds Lead to Wa
TOLEDO, Ohio W Farmers
near the marshy shores of West
ern Lake Erie are asking Uncle
Sam to help in their war with
the crafty blackbird.
Farmers say "black clouiln f
the birds in the last three years
have attacked whole fields of
corn and other crops.
"Last year I tried firecrack
ers." said C;irltun Diefenthaler
of (urtice. 'i spent about $60
' to frighten birds away from 30
I acres, I had some success, but
! every morning you have to get
J up belore the birds and every
' night be ready when they come
back for supper."
ILLITERATE EXCISE
ASHLAND, Ky. ( AP)-Stopped
for making an iileaa! turn, an 18-vear-old
driver told police he had
been reared in an isolated area
anil had never learned to read.
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