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Tb OREGON STATESMAN. Sal am. Oregon. Friday Morning. February 1. 1946
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East South
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Plans Made
Line Set for
2 Ilnral Departments;
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FOUR CORNERS. Jan. 31
pecial)-The Four Corner Bu.si
rfinj Mens association held its
raoiithly meeting Wednesday
rmt and mide plans to distribute
ri'ti lions for the tural fire pro
tection plan when ready. L. Jud
jn from the South Salem fire
ijjrofertion group 'wax at the meet
ing, and a dividing line tor that
the Four Corners group was
made. At a suggestion of the
4ate fire marshal, it was decided
tp meet with the other groups in
terested in the fire protection
flea to settle on boundaries, so as
lfe give complete coverage. This
sheeting will be held soon.
t At the Wednesday meeting, Al
LaBranche appointed chairmen
flor the various committees of the
four Corners Business Mens as
sociation for 'the year; member
ship, Ray Russell; entertainment,
eflardie Phillips; Boy Scouts, II.
Warn, sr.; fire district, Vic With
fow; publicity, L. J. Stewart;
building, Fred Smith and Ed Tol
bot, co-chairmen.
Valley Briefs
Fur Corners t Mrs. Henry
Hanson entertained with a birth
day dinner for her hiftband on
January 27, gutst were. Mr. and
Mrs. Ilenahnrd Hanson and Bev
erly frora Vancouver, Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Burger, Alice and
Betty of Portland.
Four Corners Norman F. Sim
ons Rdm 3c of the; USS St. Paul
is visiting for a few days at the
O.Xi. Howard home. He will later
go to Washington to visit his par
ents. Autmvllle Sgt. Virgie R. Brad
ley stationed at Fort Riley, Kans.,
for the past three .years has been
discharged and is at home.; She
will return toiler job in the pott
office after a rest.
Ninety Birthdays
Spent at Silverlon ,
Bv Sarah Adanison
SILVERTON, Jan. 31 (Special);
Mrs., Sarah Adamson was honored
on her 90th birthday Wednesday
uhen a group of friends were
invited to tea by her daughter,;
Miss Emma Adamson. She has
lived at Silverton all her life.
Calling were Mr. and Mrs.
George Riches of Saldm, Mrs. H.
H. Pacet, Mrs. Florence Given,
Kenneth Given, Mrs. L. Stew
art, Miss Ina Harold,; Miss Rose
Miss Nellie Canverder, Miss Al
thea Meyer, Mrs. M. J, Madsen,
Mrs. Harold A Larsen, Mrs.
Jack Riches, Mr. and ! Mrs. Clay
Allen, Mrs. George Kirk, Mrs.
D. E. Geiser, Mrs. William Jack
son, Mrs. Yydia Dawes, Mr. and
Mrs. Will Stanton, Mrs. Pearl
Porter. Mrs. Jane E. Pratt, Mrs.
E. E. Taylor, Mrs. Estella Mulkey,
Mrs. Mary Vearier, Miss Karen
Vearier, Mrs. M. Lozier, Mr. and
Mrs. Will Yeatman, Mrs. Harry
Riches, Mrs, Karl Haberly, Mrs.
C. W. Ketne and Mrs. George
Stee!hammer,J
( LI B TO MEET
AURORA, Jan. 31 -(Special
The Aurora Woman's club will
meet Wednesday at 2 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Fred Dental,
Feb. 6. Assisting hostesses Mrs.
John Kraux, Mrs. B. W. "Stoner,
ffecia! event, Mrs. W. C. Grim.
Mr; and Mrs. Glen Foster have
movHv to Portland where they
oro.
movrv w) i-oi iiarx
have lNyiJt h ho:
Fire Association .
Celebrates 50th
Anniversary
STAYTON, Jan. 31-Special)-Reelected
at a meeting of the Sub
limity Fire Relief association were
George A. Sandner, Scio, presi
dent; Andrew Fery,' Stayton, vice
president; Fred Hottinger, Stay
ton, secretary-treasurer; M. Wel
nacht, director, Woodburn. Jack
Hayes, from th state fire marsh
al's office, and William Leary,
with the state Insurance commis
sion, spoke before the group!
The group was organized July
26, 1896, with Charles Fischer
president and Charles Hottinger
secertary-treasurer. In December
of the same year the first annual
meeting was held with 26 appli
cants. The association was incor
porated Nov. 10, 1897, as a "be
nevolent association." Later a
millage was assessed members.
August Albus.Js the only living
charter member.
Andrew Fery is the oldest mem
ber of the board, in point of ser
vice, having been a member for
35 years. Fery and Henry Stein
kamp spoke about the early days
of the association. It has always
been the- custom to hold the an
nual meeting at Sublimity. The
office is located at the home of
Fred Hottinger In Stayton.
Turner Class
Gives Comedy
TURNER, Jan. 31 -(Special)-Monday
night the seniors present
ed their class play, a three act
comedy entitled "He , Couldn't
Marry Five." In 4he cast were Lu
cille Robbins as Connie Barton;
Wallace Riches, Ralph Barton;
T'ive Kunke, April Barton; Ardis
Fredrickson, May Barton; Ger
nldine Edward, June Barton;
Shorlcy Baker, Taris Barton;
Marie Sherman, Leona Barton;
Pauline Elser, Granny Barton;
Alice Lee Locken, Etta Barton;
and Bob Schifferer as Donald
Regan.
Between act numbers were pre
sented by Mrs. J. O. Russell and
Mrs. Lawrence Edwards and
Carol Standley. The night's re
reipU totaled about $90. :'
Honor Bride
At Shower
LABISH CENTER, Jan. 31
(Special)- Mrs. Lyle Klampe,
who was married December 12 in
Clear Lake, Wash., was the honor
guest at a shower given for her
by Mrs. Henry Harris, Mrs. Joe
Burr and Mrs, Willard Aker, at
the home of Mrs. Clyde Leedy on
Tuesday. During the evening var
ious games were played and' a
mock wedding was presented,
Mrs. Nathan Kurth, Mrs. Noble
Raglan, Miss Betty Jean Carroll,
Mrs. W. A. Starker, Mn. E. B.
Klampe and Mrs. W. R. Daugh
erty taking part.
Among those present were Mrs.
Chester Jefferson, Airs. Paul
Riggi, Mrs. Willard Hornschuch,
Mrs. Clyde Boehm of Salem, Mrs.
Knowles TonU, Mrs. G. C. Zen
ger, Miss Mary Zenger, Miss Bev
erly Boehm, Mrs. Ruben Boehm,
Mrs." Harry Boehm, Misses 'Grace
and Arlene Klampe, Mrs. 'Harry
Boehm, Mrs. E. M. BoiesJ Mrs.
Robert Boies, Misses Evelyn and
Betty Boies, Mrs.' Minnie Voege
lein, Mrs. ' Harvey - Aker.v Mrs.
Harry Lovre, Mrs Arlo Pugh,
Mrs. Don Matheney, Mrs. Pete
Russ, Mrs. Frank Bell, Mrs.
Gladys Sundet, ; Mrs. - Horace
Bibby, Mes. Harlan Pearsall,
Miss Eva Pearsall, Miss Connie
Weinman, Mrs. Art Starker,-Mrs.
Frank Weinman, Mrs. p. G. Mc
Claughry, Mrs. Orville Klampe,
Miss : Donna Jefferson, Mrs. Art
Rasmussen, Mrs. Joe Rentz, Miss
Doris Rentz and Mrs. W.j F.
Klampe. i
Missionary Group
Meets at Church
TURNER, Jan 31 -(Special)-The
i women of the : missionary
society mi the Christian church
met In the church parlor Thurs
day afternoon with 10 members
present. New officers are presi
dent,1 Mrs. George Kellems, vice
president, Mrs. W. H. Griffin,
secretary, Mrs. Gene Robinson,
treasurer, Mrs. E. J. Gilstrap.
An offering of $958, was sent
Cagayan, Philippine Islands. Used
clothing is also being sent to mis
sionaries of these islands.
A record of the past year shows
that the society has paid $279.15
toward foreign and home mis
sion benevolence and schools.
Eugene Bailey
Memorial Planned
SILVERTON, Jan. 31-(Special)
Memorial services, for Donald
Eugene Bailey, son of Mr. and
Mrs. : Homer Bailey of Silverton,
are being planned or the near
future.
Young Bailey was reported
missing in action on the submar
ine Shark, in November, 1944, and,
in December of 1945 was listed
as officially dead. Exact plans for
the memorial services have not
been made but likely they will
be held in early February.
Bailey attended school at Sil
verton, finishing with the 1942
class.
Prepare Now For That
Spring Garden .
Women's
Twill
SLMLSIIfS
7.9
O Long Sleeves
O Military Belt Jacket
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Classic styled slack suits styled for addi
tional comfort. Comfortable, notched collar,
long sleeved Jacket. Slacks with pleats for
that smooth drape finir.h. All smartly tailored.
Neat-keeping twill fabric in all the rich tones
for spring.
SECOND
FLOOR
Property Changes
Hands in Aurora
AURORA, Jan. 31 -(Special)
Folk are moving in Aurora. Mrs.
Art Lrttenmier ha bought the
home of the late Jennie Michel
which is on Bob's avenue, and
has moved from the farm to Au
rora. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meter
are occupying the apartments in
the Lettenmier building over the
postoffice, formerly occupied by
the Walton family who recently
moved to Bend. Mr. James Ogle
has moved to the apartments in
the building owned by the Com
munity club.
Mt. Angel Man Will
Retire February 1
MT. ANGEL, Jan. 30 -(Special)
N. G: MickeL service station ope
rator . who has i given the com
munity cheerful and courteous
service for 17 years, including the
hard war years when icourtesy
Was an unknown -quality tin some
places, will retire from I business
on February 1. ;,
The "station has been leased by
Ken Kehoe, t Mt Angel boy just
back from 28 months of duty
with the U. S. navy seabees
Twenty-one months of this time
was spent in -the south Pacific.
He was discharged November 21
and returned here to take up
residence. His wife is the former
Tiona Hoffer.
Alaskans Visit
In Jefferson
JEFFERSON. Jan. 31 -(Special)
Recent visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. James G. Pale were
Mrs. L. W. Morris of Juneau.
Alaska, Pate's sister, Frank Pate
of Albany, also a brother. Mrs.
Ben Russell of Marion, their
mother, is ill in the Albany hos
pital. Stanley Miller, a V-12 student
at the University of Washington,
was recently pledged by Tau
Beta Pi engineers scholastic hon
orary society. Miller is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller
and a senior this year.
.Mrs. Steve Bowman of Umleigh
was a guest Saturday night of
the John Hendersons. Sunday the
Hendersons took their guest to
Gervais.
Mrs. C. J. Thurston, leader of
Girl. Scout troop 3 reports those
who have completed requirements
for second class, Jean Thurston,
Willadean Cole, Dorothy Lake,
Delores Meyers, Delores Steph
enson, and Donna Grey. New
members working for lenderfoot
rank are Joyce Grice, Ruth Otto
way, and Arlona WeaviL
Tonight kt 8:15
M
gh School Auditorium
PACK FOOD BOXES
FOUR CORNERS. Jan. 31 -
(Special) The Rickey Garden
club collected and packed three i
cases of canned goods to be
shipped to Europe. This project
is sponsored by the Federation of
Women's clubs, of which the Gar
den club is a-member.
On Sale at Miller's Today!
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At Door of Concert Tonight
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These items speak for themselves . . never have we offered values at such low
prices. Come early for the best selections. Store opens at 10 a. m.
30 BLOUSES
$6.95 Values to go at
10 SUITS
Values to $49.95 Now
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Our complete line of better
fur coats all (drastically re
duced. You must come in to see
these remarkable values.
Lucien MoEig
SOAP
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Famous Swirl Bar, 6 rt
fragrances, regular ZD
$3.50 for only T
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Costume Jewelry
One Group to go for
As is - - Originally up to $22.95
To go at
One (Group ESais
Only
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15 1RESSES
Regularly $29.95, Now
4 E0MS
Fur trimmed, originally priced at $115
off
ONE GROUP
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10 com
Regularly $85.00, Now
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