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Tho OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon, Thursday Morning. February 14. 194S PAGE THREE From The Kcizcr Scouts Hold Meeting Tuesday Night KEIZKR, Ffb. 13 -(Special) Tioop 41 met at Chemawa grange hall Tui-sdiiy night for demon&tra tions and presentation in con fection with National Boy Scout week. A large group of parents and friend" al-o attended. An exhibition of knot-tying vi put on ty the No-Name pa tiol; the C'hra patrol demon 1rted the scout oath and law, nl the nee of the knife and hathet; Stiig patrol jpive a dem ifi.ti -at ion of first aid. Jnlue-t-d into the troop and presented tendeifoot badge were (Wrdon Oil, Willard Moore, Wayne Itadke, Kenneth Vogt and Gordon Sawyer. , Second claps award went to l)onny Gahn, George Durham and Clary1 Messing. Myron Tects won a first class sward. Merit badges presented includ ed: Bill McNeil dog care, fire manyhip, stamp collecting; Eddy C u minings, farm home, metal tvork, firemarmhip, electricity, woodwork; Claire Elwood, farm; Gordon Geil, art; Richard O'Con ner, swimming, farm layout, farm home; Marvin Black, reading, for estry; Donny Garin, music, art, farm home; Gary Messing, art, farm home; George Durham, home. Explorer apprenticeship badges went to Bob Karn, Delbert Nut broek., Richard Sawyer, Gary Radke, Clyde LaFollette, Berkley Sherrill and Herb Newton. Farm Program Planned Thursday on Mutual A broadcast of special interest to fanners will be given over the Mutual stations at 7 p.m. Pacific standard time Thursday, Febr uary 14. Entitled -Yon Make the News," it will .deal with the world food shortages and the tremendous problem faced by American farm ers in attempting to feed the world. Valley Fred F. Sapp ALBANY, Feb. 13 -(Special) Funercl services for Fred F. Sapp, v. ho died February 10, Were held Wednesday, February ' 13. Elder Patterson of the Adventist church onductrd the service. Burial was in Willamette Memorial park. Born in Cuba. 111., February 19, 1902. he married Thelma Murphy in Gales burg. III., in 1929 anrl they c.imc to Oregon in 1938. He wa employed at the Veal chair factory but more recently they had made their home on the rural jioute. He was a member of the i Adventist chuich. He had been in failing health, for three years. Survivors are the widow; three children, Billy, Wilma and Paul ine at home; three brother. Charles, Beit and John Sapp, all of Albany. Mrs. Charles VYatU , BROOKS, Feb. 13 -(Special) Word has bftn received here of the death of Mrs. Charles Watts at Cam., Wash., Saturday, Febr uary 9. Mrs. Watts and her hus band were resident of Brooks until two years ago when they moved to Camas. The widower, one daughter, Mrs, Larry Ilobson of Camas, and three-granddaugh-'ers survive. Funeral services were held at Camas Tuesday. Joe Thomas ALBANY, Feb. 13 -(Special) Joe Thomas, 82, i esident of Ore gon for 48 years and of Albany for 32 years, died at his home, in East Albany late Monday, Febr uary II. Funeral services will be held from the Fisher Funeral home Thursday, February 14, at 2:30 pin.. Burial will be in Wil- Ask Chas. . S. McElhinny about Oregon Mutual lift GOLDEN YEARS' PLAN He will give you full details On the insor- i ' n m hl.A tt coaoics you to retire with a life income. OrcgonMulualljfe NSUHAXCB COMPANY Chas. S. HcElhinny 19 Broymcm Building .- Statesman's Community Correspondents i "7 in t 4. MILL CITY The 11 ebUdren f Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Gray were together for the first time at recent reunion here. Bek row, W. D. Gray, Tim Gray, Pvt. Charleo Gray; second row, Li. Chester Gray, Mrs.- Lloyd Cllne, Mrs. Frank White, Mrs. Robert Keld; lower row, John Gray, Lester Gray, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Gray, Betty Gray, Mrs;' Soy Wolfe. 12 Children Home Together for First Time at Recent Reunion MEHAMA. Feb. 13.-(Special)-Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Gray of Mill City entertained their 12 childveq and their families at a family reunion last Friday. It was the first time all the .children were home at one time. The youngest John, was born after Chester left home. Two sons-in-law and one grandchild were not present. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Gray and children, Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Gray and family. Mr. and Mrs. Euart Gray and children, all of Stayton; Mr. and Mrs. Frank White and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Cline and children of Akron, Colo., Mrs. Robert Reid and sons of Messcx, Colo., Mr. and Mrs. Tim Gray, Edna Wolfe and daughter and Betty and John Gray of Mill City, and Pvt. Charley Gray of the army air corps, K earns field, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Gray arc formerly of Messcx, Colo., and came to Oregon in June, 1945, to Obituaries lamette Memorial park. Born on April 11, 1863, in Som erset, Ky., Thomas had livjd there and in Washington before coming to Oregon in 1898. On August 28, 1894, he married Ethel Bridges in Spokane, who survives; also one son, R. L. Thomas of Al bany; four sisters in Tennessee, and a granddaughter and great grandchild in New York. He wa a member of the Christian church. Rona Hannah Nave ALBANY. Feb. 13 -(Spcial) Mrs. Rosa Hannah Nave, 75, died in a Salem hospital Tuesday af ter a long illness. Funeral serv ices, in charge of the Fisher Funeral home, will be held from the Christian church in Jefferson at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Febr uary 14. The Rev. Henry Albers of Albany will officiate. Burial will be in Lacomb cemetery. Born in Enterprise, Kan., Oc tober 16, 1870, khe came to Ore gon in 1923, and had made her hoiie on route 1, Jefferson, near Talbot. She was a member of the Baptist church. Mrs. Nave had been married four times, the last to Newton S. Nave, fcn September 16, 1932, in Albany-, who survives, as does n son, Robert L. Bickmore in Spo kane. Also three sisters are liv ing in the middle west I M THE PRIVETS S&XTi m Family Reunion Held .1 U ui. make their home. Mrs. Robert Reid was former ly; a resident of Lyons and left for Colorado four years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Gray have made their home in the Philip pine Islands for 15 years. Mrs. Gray is a native of the Philip pines and was there during the Japanese occupation. She came-to the States last August with her five children. Gray was: in the merchant marine and did not know where his family was for four years. Forty five were present for the reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Cline and children and Mrs. Robert Rei J and sons leave soon for their homes. Pvt. Charley Gray . has gone to Kearns field, i- ! Valley Births WOODBURN, Feb. 13-(Special) Bjrths at the Woodburn hospital recently include: To Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Pan kratz, a daughter, Susan Jane, January 4. To Mr. and Mrs. Howard D. Walker of Hubbard a son, Steven Howard, January 16, second child, first boy. To Mr. and Mrs. Roy P. Steele a ;on, Thomas Wayne, January 14, fourth child, third boy. To Mr. and Mrs. Sanders J. Spiirlock a daughter, Gretchen Suzanne, January 21, third girl. To Mr. and Mrs. John N. Ben nett a daughter, Donna Jean, Jan uary 27, third girl. To Mr. and Mrs. Harold Len hardt of Gervaix a son, David Michael, 'January 30, third boy. To M and Mrs. William T. Fobert of Hubbard a daughter, Sandra Eileen, January 26, third child, second girl. To Mr. and Mrs. Julius H. Galliher a daughter, Saundra Su sanne, January 27, first child. To Mr. and Mrs. Joe F. Nath man, jr., a son, Donald Edward, January 31, fourth boy. To Mr. and Mrs. Ted D. Schnee a son, Edward) Wayne, February 5, second child), first boy.; To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Myers THI INQUISITIVE LADY. . . wants to know what makes the wheels go 'round . . . astonished to discover some mo tor oils shrink from hoc spots just like grease in a sizzling skillet . . . feels better after learning RPM Motor Oil is compounded to ding to these danger points and reduce wear. Other compounds la "RPM" keep engines cleaner, prevent sludge, corrosion and foaming. A STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA PRODUCT s Swegle Might Become Part New District SWEGLE, Feb. 13 - (Special) -Circulars explaining the petitions that the Four Corners fire depart ment will be presenting; to resi dents of this district soon were distributed last Saturday by members of the Four Corners Boy Scout troop. The fire department of Four Corners seeks to erganize a legal rural fire protection district which will include the surrounding dis tricts. This is the only active de partment around Salem with any equipment and although they have not been organized under the laws of the state of Oregon have been giving help in ;this area for six years. . ; Swegle residents have often called on them and the city of Salem department for help at the time of fires. If Swegle residents are includ ed in the new fire protection dis-f trict they will benefit by the new rc-rating by the Oregon Insurance Rating bureau. ; ' If anyone in the district Wishes more information they may call V. L. Withrow, Lancaster drive. Nelson Ends Army Duty On His 21st Birthday SWEGLE, Feb. 13 - (Special) -David Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Nelson, ariived home Sat urday following his discharge from an army engineer division after many months duty in the south Pacific. He arrived home on his 21st birthday and four of his army friends, all Oregon men, were honored with a birthday party at the Nelson home on Gar den road. Relatives and close friends were guests. 1 The drachma of Greece derives its name from the iron bars used as currency by the Greeks before 600 B. C. of Silverton twin boys. Ramie and Jamie, February 9. They now' have five girls and three boys. To Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Seely a daughter, Cheryl Marie, Febr uary 9, first child. To Mr. and Mrs. Harry Larson of Silverton a boy, born Febr uary 10, second boy. i -a : m m Lewis Family Visits Parents In Wasliington AUMSVILLE, Feb. 13-(Special) Mr. and Mrs. -Mark Lewis and family spent the weekend in Van couver where they visited her mother, Mrs. Albert Plank, and her brother, Orville Potter and family, . Roderick . McWilliams, recently discharged from Camp Beal, Calif., has been visiting his fiancee, LaVerne Leslie, at the O. A. Leslie home for the last week and left Monday for his home in Philadelphia. Roy ; Porter is convalescing at his home after an operation at a Eugene hospital. , Rubin Fry drove a new lumber carried home from Dallas Thurs day for the Valley Lumber Co. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Roberts, sr., visited Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Rob erts, it., last weekend. Four Corners Families Hosts To Visitors - FOUR CORNERS, Feb. 13 i Special) -Mr. and Mrs. Morse Johnson had as weekend guests her brothers, SgL Glenn Clark from Camp Adair and C. Clark of Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Farmen have moved to their new home on the McCleay road which was former ly owned by the Whiteheads. Their son has enrolled in the fourth grade at Rickey. Eleanor Trindle met with the cooking 2 class, "The Dough Boys," at the home of their lead er, Mrs. Ralph Mercer, Monday. Miss Trindle demonstrated baking a sponge cake. Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Clearwater entertained at dinner on Sunday to celebrate. the 14th birthday of their daughter Gay. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. George llain and Charlotte. Audry Ashby, a teacher in the Portland schools, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ashby, while convalescing from a major operation. SrMkfm MilWd If ptm Cra VHw With I fmv Mfltial Inf rtd'xntt Trw IlKkwkMt CONTROLLED TOASTING If fUt Dtttfwt OVEN FRESH MOM THE WEST W J. Willi 50 rtNE cttiAis re nm ruts N IS l"1 1 ti . . . . 8 L - H VaaDDey QBoelfg Orchard Heights Mrs. Min nie Joeckel, teacher of the Pop corn school, is in the Salem Gen eral hospital with an attack of asthma. Mrs. L. I.' Mickey of Lincoln is substituting for her. Brooks Mrs. Walt Brutka will entertain the Garden club with a Valentine party at the home of Mrs. Anna Lehrman on Thursday. Cloverdale A beautifully de signed quilt, pieced and donated by Rose Petersen, to be sold at the carnival February 23 in the high school gymnasium in Tur ner, has been set up at the home of Gertrude Hennies where wom en volunteers of the Farmers' Union are quilting it. Union Hill The meeting of the subordinate and juvenile granges will be held at the grange hall Friday night, Febr uary 15, preceded by a 7 p.m. turkey dinner. The business meeting will follow. In charge of the dinner are the A. L. Kosten boiders, the Ray Kings and the W. F. Krenzs. Cloverdale The Consolidat ed clubs will meet Wednesday with Mrs. Sam Drager. "File it now" is to be flsehome exten sion project for this month. Mar Jorie Tye will be the demonstrat or. Brush College A carnival, bazaar, and chicken and noodle dinner, with entertainment by the school children, will be held at the schoolhouse Friday night, February 15. Proceeds will be used to Improve the school kitchen. Four Corners Members of ftroop 64 distributed advance no tice of petitions that will be cir culated among property owners in the territory immediately sur rounding Four Corners. A rural fire protection district is sought. Sprint Valley The Commun ity club will have a program and business meeting at the local schoolhouse February 15 at 8 p.m. Mill City Mrs. Mel Robinson, while splitting wood Monday night cut a severe gash between the thumb and forefinger of her left hand. She was taken to the office of the Mill City physician only to find he had left for Sa It's easy to all-metal Albers FLAPJAcl( .. a "bonus" to users of Albers Flapjack Flour You'll discover many different uses for this clever Turner. You'll marvel at ha perfect grip safely rounded blade stur dy, all-metal construction. And so easy to get yours 1 Just write in, printing your name plainly, or use the convenient coupon at right. 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