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PAGE SIX THE CAPITAL JOURNAL SAi.FM. OREGON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1927 ADDITIONAL VALLEY NEWS GERVAIS STUDENTS TO PRESENT FARCE Nervals, Or., Fob. 21. The f.ir' comedy, "Vh;.t Happened Jonck" Is (o bo played two evenings Kebrunry ;!8 and Mtirch 1, nt the Gerv.ils clly hnli. This piny Is pre sented by ficrviiis union lilh school nncl the student ore hcinr. conched by Mrs. I-ella Lane. Following 1h the cast: Jones, Al bert Stokx; Kbeni'zor fJoodly, How ard Kecly: A'lth'.ny (Joodly, D. ., Louis (irnfJous; Khhurd liathdly, fVcil Fandorron: Thomas Holder, Howard Ooomler; William ItifiheP. I'etirl ick';ns; H"nry Fulhr, Ku dolt)h Hcnncy: Sirs. Good I v, Jdoln Df.Iardln; i'iy. Mai jorie Vincent; Mltu-rv.i, Ma:';aiet DeJ.irdin; Mor- jorle, M'MiifJi Schwab: Alvh;:i S' light, Mh.nlo Vogt; Helma, Cutsfoi lb, north'field"pastor NAMED FIRST CHOICE BUvfrton. Or.. Feb. 21. Another mooting if tho members of the Jlmamifl church was held Krid;i evening In the one time Trinity rhureh. The members elected Itcv. Klevens of Knrihfltdd ns first choice nr-d Uov Nor.'itcd of Ht'd -whiff. Mi'incsota, as 'fmd choice for their new pastor. Their fiecie tnry, II. II. J'irzcnsuii, w:h instruct ed to p'enl thfe calls to the two reverends. Itev. Li nil set h, present temporary pastor, naked 1 hat his name bp not considered. CHILDREN'S FARM HOME IS BENEFITED Silvertnn, Or., Feb. 21. Mrs. Klener entertained five tables nt cards nt her home on South Water street Friday evening. In the Into hours the hostess k.'i v-d n dainty lunch. The proceeds of this card party will go towards the children's unit of the Oregon and Wellington old folks ho trie ut Vancouver, Wntdih:f;ton. MARTHAlVASPllNGTOrj TEA TO AID LIBRARY Wood burn. Or., Feb. 21. The nnnual Martha Washington tea will be held In the public library on to morrow nfiernnon between the hourH of 3 and 8 o lock. A sllvei offering will be taken for thp pur chase of new book for the libraiy nnd a large nlteinlaiice Is hoped fur. An Interesting pi-ograin will be giv en throughout the nfternoon nnd ten. coffee, anndwlehes nnd cake will ho nerved. The affair In in chnrgn of lho Woodburn Woman's club with Mrs. C. J. Kspy as gen eral chairman. TURNER HOOPSTERS BEAT GERVAIS HIGH Gerv.ils, Or., Feb. 21. A basket ball k ime uau playt d Friday be tween the hlnh uehool boya of Tur ner nnd the Oervais union high uehool team on the home floor. The score wus 29 to IS in favor of the visiling team. The local team did good work but were outclassed by the Turner hoops tern. The uuend .ince to the game was small. MRS. STUTESMAN IS HOSTESS FOR CLUB rue Ttoboi-t, Feb. 21 M Slul'-im.-in was hostess nt i I ive 1 o'clock luncheon in her home last Weefc when fdie enter tained the G. T. club of Jtoberis. . I 'ink sw t peas mid en nation and pink ta in ci ysial li older.- e ntcred the l--ng t'tblo wiib rovers plac d for Mr. All.-, d-nl-id.r". Mrs. W. V. Johnson, Mrs. Forn-H K.iwards, Mis. X. I'. Ku-T'-I. Mis. L. I. I'lymer. Mrs. J. I. Zielke. Mis. W. M. Meier, Mrs. II. It. Carpenter. Mrs. (i. S Higins, Mrs C. U .Schw.tlj. Mis. A. T. Mucklin. Mi s S. C. 1 uvenpoi t, Mrs. ('. J J. (.j uny i.inl Mrs, . . I-i.i-Icr. Mrs. W. M. Meier will enter tain the club at her home at ZoZ S. I ll h mn-et, Sal. Mil, Thursday. M uch M'CLWyH0N0RED Hit vert on. Or., 1'eb. 21. Denny AlcCleary was given a r-al suruise it bis home en Vist Main sheet ! Friday evening by several of hi ! lends in honor of his birthday. ShacltclfoLd. tin; ro.tl Instigator of lho partv, Iri'dsts that Denny is S4 ears old. T!ie evening as pleas ntly wpent p!alng cuds after , lilch a delicious lunch was served. MILL MAN INJURED AS MACHINE BURSTS BUverton, 1 el. 21. Milton T, Hedges, assistant foreman of the inside ot the Silver Falls Lumber company mill, had the misfortune to break his left let; Just above the ankle Friday evening Just before cloning time. A slat from the cdff- er flew amuck and hit his lee. breaking both bones. He was taken to the Sllverton hospital where he he is doing nicely. MANNING 111 I'll It Waronda. Felt. 21. Wurd Man ning, who underwent nn operation it the In nds of Dr. :tns at the Sa lem hospital last weeli has been moved to ihe home of his father. W. Manning, nnd is aide to be so nieeach day. K V A FELTONS ARE HOSTS Waconda. 1- eb. 21. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank I-elion were hosts at an attractive dinner at their home in Mission ltott-Jiu on Saturday evening covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Chai ! M. Hall. Miss Mie Hall and Mr. and Mrs. Demy C. Stafford. Additional aft er dinner guests we: e Mr. niul Mrs. Hay Harker and the.r twr small daughters, T.eoh.i Mae and Je.m el(e. Caids find radio tiiUnii: were enjoyed Until a lite hour. INsl'i.t T, HOLDINGS Silverton, Feb. 21. Alt O. 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