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PAGE TWO EXCLUSIVE NEWS DISPATCHES WILLAMETTE VALLEY NEWS ' by special corkespondeni MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1929 'SANITATION IS KEYNOTE TOPIC ' OF YOUNGSTERS ' Brush Creek Brush Creek school hM organized an interesting fea ture In the Sanitation squad, an organization within the school for the purpose of looking after achool sanitation and health. Mno Once , has been chosen president of the r organization wnn waiter uopierua aeeretary. The children have various ones of their number act as notice. The ' duty of the police is to prevent " children from throwing papers ' about the school grounds or doing . anything ei'-e to mar the neatness and sanitation of grounds, playshed or school buildings. ' A reading club has also been or - ganlzed. This was tried last year with considerable success. The t club officers have charge of the . ordering the books from the state ' circulation library. Book reports are given twice a week orally. Miss Je-'sle Hartley is instructor ' at Brush Creek. ' SILVERTON CHURCH 1 IS PRESENTED CASH Sllverton The local Methodist Church was given a gift of $1200 by two local people who do not wish to make themselves known. With this money carpets are to be pur chased for the auditorium and the league rooms. Heavy felt will be laid underneath the carpet Several days ago this gift was put before the board, who unanimously accept ed U. New steps leading from the street to the church auditorium doors will also be built Immediately one side only as the other side was built new last year. CHESTER DAVIS HOST AT BIRTHDAY PARTY Sllverton Little Chester (Bumby) Davis, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis, was given a party Saturday evening, the occasion be ing his eleventh birthday. First there was a theater party, after which all sojourned to an ice cream parlor where refreshments were served. Among those who attended were Inez Reynolds, Graham Preston, Janet Ballantyne, Marjorle Hubbs and Harold and Bumpy Davis. MRS. BUSBY HOSTESS - FOR CLUB MEMBERS T Independence Mrs. E. H. Busby , was hostess to the U-go. I-go club at her home In North Independence : on Friday afternoon. The guest rooms were decorated with pink and white cosmos. Mrs. W. B. Crav en was a guest of the club and was : taken Into Its membership by unanimous vote. The group Included Mrs. Craven, Mrs. Heages, Mrs. Bcal, Mrs. Deck lnson. Mrs. O'Kelley and the host ess, Mrs. Busby. A very enjoyable afternoon was spent. BROOKS Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bailey en (ertalncd a group of friends at their home on Wednesday evening, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Herrlck Mc Cleod of Cripple Creek, Colorado. Refreshments' were served by the hostess. In the group were the honor guests, Mr. and Mrs. Herrlck McCleod. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil V. Ashbaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald K. ' Jones, and Mr. and Mrs. E. E, Wes ley of Astoria. Mrs. Mable Cookston of San Francisco. Colif., Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Lula Macy, of 695 East Alder street, Portland. Mrs. Cook ston will be remembered here as Mable Macy, having spent her child hool days In Brooks. Mrs. Monroe Ward and Mrs. Wayne Gibson motored to Wtlla mlna, where they attended a party at the home of Mrs. Chester Hud-dle-'on. Mrs. Frank 8nyder has been pending the past week at the home of her mother, Mrs. Ell Dhodes. Mm. Rhodes has been seriously 111 1 for some time. Mrs. Dunlavy's uncle, John E. ' Naylor, who has been quite 111 with Asthma for several months Is now taking treatments with a specialist In Portland. He Is reported as be ing Improved. Robert Hacklt returned home on Tuesday evening from a two weeks' visit at Despolas, Calif, at the home of his brother, Mr. and Mrs Stewart Hacklt. Mrs. Mary Martin and Mrs. Vir gil Inmls and children. Bertha and Roy Loomis, spent Monday at Silver Creek falls, where Mr. Loom- Is Is employed at a saw mill. The Broks Camp Fire girls are Busy preparing for a play and pit . gram which they will present on : November 22. Mrs. George Ferrell, Mrs. Mary : Martin and Mrs. Mary Mathews were recent dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Virgil Loomis and family. Miss Josephine Wilson, who was operated on for appendicitis a few days ago Is reported to be getting along nicely. APPLE HARVEST OVER Donald Leslie Eppers, Bud Pen. dleton and A. J. Rich have returned from Hood River where they worked in the apple harvest. The crop was short this year and the men return ed sooner than usuaL OLD FRIENDS VISIT Lincoln Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Orlmm had the pleasure of a visit with a friend whom they had not seen for 10 years, when Mrs. Lottie Perdue of Oakland. Ore., accompan ied by Mrs. Grimm's sister, Mrs. Oeorge Perdue and son, Alvln, of Monitor, spent the day with them recently. ROOSEVELT Gov. Theodora Roosevelt delivering hit Inaugural address In 8an part of hia speech in Spanish and was met with the hearty approval 117 YVLST Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bloom of Seventh street nave gone to East ern Oregon on a hunting trip. They left Saturday by auto and expect to be away for a week or more. Friends from Sublimity accompan ied them. Mrs. Clarence Tooley of Sublimity, Is staying at the Bloom home during their absence, caring for the children. Mrs. Tooley and Mrs. Bloom are sisters. H. c. Ramey of Third street, ac companied by a couple of Salem friends, went Tuesday evening on a hunting trip, going to Eugene and out from there. Mrs. J. Michelson of San Fran GIRLS GET CUTS IN AUTO ACCIDENTS Independence Glen Hiltebrand, a driver for the Union Oil company, was run into Friday evening on the Monmouth highway, by Eldon Josey who was driving a large touring car. Hiltcbrand's truck was coemwhat Hiltebrand's truck was somewhat sion. Mt(s Baker and Miss Kemp were riding in the Posey oar and were scratched about the face with flying glass. BKOADACKES The christening of Patricia Ann Brown. Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Brown, was an event of recent date at the St. Paul Cath olic church. Rev. Chabot officiating. Sponsors for the child were Mrs. Thomas Osborne of Portland, and Freeman Mancgre of St. Paul, sis ter and brother of Mrs. Brown. Patricia Ann Is the second daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Brown. Dora Stoweli, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Stoweli, was taken very 111 the early part of the week and was taken to a Salem hospital by the attending physician, where an operation was to be per formed as soon as her condition is favrable for It. Mr. Hughes, an aged resident of tills locality who has been in poor health for some time, Is now con fined to his bed and his condition is critical. Mrs. Louise Madden from. Port land, was a visitor at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R Rein fjord. Sunday. Mrs. Relnfjord Is not fully recovered from her re cent Illness and Mrs. Alstad of Canby, a friend of the family, has come to stay with her. ' H. L. Hunt and his daughter, Elizabeth, were Woodburn visitors Thursday afternoon. Mrs. W. H. Wood from Salem, was a recent visitor with friends here and was looking after prop erty interests. CADET IS HONORED Independence Eugene Mae- Carthy, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. P. MacCnrlhv. who Is In attendance at Hll's Mimsry Academy, as a fresh man, hxs been selected as a mem ber of the Cadrt cross country sound, which mill participate In a numoer 01 fall events, Eugene Is making good in his studies and class activities. WILL TRADE PROPERTY Sllverton Omar Shockley of near Sllvrrton was a North Bend passen gcr Friday. He was called to that place by his brother Tom who at one time had ft barber shop here. Omar Shockley Intends to trade his property here for some In the North Bend country if proper arrange ments can be made. SALE IS SUCCESS Sllverton The fond ftnd needle work sale gjren in the stiff furni ture store Saturday by the Royal Neighbors, was successful. Nearly all of everything that was brought was sold. Night calls Men and woagen everywhere are ttanc and recommending Foley PiU diuretic for relief from tMrdistrcuand bother of a too frequent urinal flow. Foley Pills A dluwtle HmuUnt for lh k!4re For Sale at Capital Drug Store DELIVERING INAUGURAL ADDRESS C OALEM dsco, who had been visiting her daughter in Portland, was ft recent all-day guest of her friends, the Hubbell Young family, at their home on Plasa street. Albert Lamb, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lamb of Ruge street, has accepted the position of office manager for a business concern in Phoenix, Arizona, and accompanied by his wife, will leave in a short time' to take up his new duties. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Godkin and family are located in the Elnfeldt house and are planning to move the present building back a num ber of feet and build on quite an addition. Mr. and Mrs. Ray J. Stumbo of Rosemont avenue, were Thursday business motorists to Portland and return. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sampson and children of Salem, were Sunday guests and Mrs. Fabian Nelson and children of Salem, were Thursday guests at the F. A. Miles home on Piedmont avenue. Mr. Miles, who Is employed at Alsea, was at home on business over Wednesday night and Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Hubbell Young and children went to Albany Saturday to attend a house wanning of friends. They will return Sudnay evening. The Warren Bakers, who have re sided in the Robertson apartments, corner of Klngwood avenue and Edgewater street, have moved to their home on Cascade drive. Mrs. Max Gehlar attended the funeral of Lorens Horn an at Mon itor? Friday. She was accompanied by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Schnuelle of Salem. GOLF EXPERT VISITS Btlverton Miss Leltha Oustafson. who is with the Wild Wood golf links out of Portland on the Co lumbia highway, spent a short time the last of the week with her mo ther. Alvln Hobart and wife are caretakers at these links. Atvtn, who! is a son or Arthur Hobart of near Sllverton, was graduated both from Sllverton high and O. A. C. LEAVES FOR MONTANA Independence H. R. Stelner, for mer Ford dealer here, left Thursday for Missoula, Mont, where he has accepted a position as office mana ger for the H. O. Bell, Ford agency, distributors for Missoula and two other cities. He will have charge of the clerical work for the three of fices. MISS FISHEK ILL Auburn Miss Vera Fisher, a sis ter of W. O. Fisher, underwent an operation for Bppendicitls last week. Miss Fisher Is well known here having been ft pupil In the Auburn school two years ago. MEN'S SHOES AND OXFORDS $3 j The Oregon Shoe Co. S26 STATE Nnt U UM Associated Prcsa Photo Juan, Porto Rico. He delivered of the Porto R leans. SMART SET BRIDGE CLUB LUNCH GUEST Woodburn Mrs. Robert H. Scott entertained the Smart Set bridge club at an attractive bridge lunch eon Friday afternoon, honoring Mrs. Kate Beck of Rock Rapids, Iowa- Luncheon was served at 1 o'clock and autumn leaves, vines and fall flowers were used effectively on the luncheon table and about the rooms. The guest prize for high score was won by Mrs. L. M. Bitney and the club prise by Mrs. C. F. Whitman. The hostess was assisted in serving by her daughter, Mrs. Harold Berth eison of Salem and Mrs. E. J. Hodge. Additional guests were Mrs. Kate Beck, Mrs. Burton WlUeford, Mrs. Jesse Rlgdon, Mrs. L. M. Bit ney, Mrs. A. J. Beck, Mrs. Oeorge Lenox and Mrs. J. c. Scollard of Portland, and Mrs. Harold Berthel son of Salem. SIDNEY Mrs. Ernest Cochran was the week end guest of her daughter. Mrs. R. PhiUlps, of Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. W. Shelley and family visited with friends in Dal las recently, Mrs. C. F. Meier returned hame recently from Portland where she spent a week with her cousin, Mrs. H. j. McDalrmld, who is convales cing from an operation In the St. Vincent's hospital. While In Port land, Mrs. Meier visiter her friend, Mrs. E. E. Bandrield. N. F. Gilmour, J. W. Gllmour of Sidney, and W. H. Gllmour of Mar lon are on a hunting trip this week. Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Belk nap are also away on ft hunting trip. Mrs. Sidney Howard spent the week visiting friends and relatives In Salem, while Howard Is away on ft hunting trip In the Blue mountains. Met. Howard left Mon day for Portland where she will visit friends few days before re turning home. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hampton, who have been the guests of Mrs. Hampton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Davidson, the past week, re turned to their home near Leban on Sunday. Hampton has been convalescing at the Davidson home alter returning from the Lebanon hospital where he was taken when Injured in fall at the Ford mill. George Palmer had six sacks of dryed prunes stolen from the store house of his drier recently. Pal mer win finish drying his prune crop this week. WEISKNBKKG IS ILL Woodburn A. F. Welsenberg has been confined to his bed or the past five weeks with a severe attack of pleurisy, following intestinal flu. Although Improving slowly It will be several weeks before Welsenberg will be able to leave his bed. He Is under the care of Dr. Gerald Smith. STREET Bsah Dank RIFLE EXPERTS GOING STRONG FOR SILVERTON Sllverton At the meeting of the Sllverton Rifle club Friday eventng in the basement of the armory the following officers were elected: President, M. L. Inghram; secre tary, Ed Kottek, Junior. There are now more than 30 mem bers, 5 of them being women. Ten of these members win be picked to qualify for the National Rifle asso ciation which is sponsored by the United States government and which furnishes ammunition, guns and targets to this association. The next shoot will be held Fri day evening, November 1, when three prizes will be given for 'men and two for ladies on that evening for high scores. Some of the best scores on last Friday evening are as follows: Inghram. a 49 target; Mrs. Roy Davenport, a two 2 target: Roy Davenport, a 50 target: Bill Olsen, a 40 target; Ruth Kotek, a 27 tar get. PLEASANT VIEW'S WCTU ENTERTAINED Pleasant View The Pleasant View W. C. T. V. met with Mrs. Anna Kumke last week. The forenoon was spent in social conversation and a dinner was served at the noon hour by the hostess. A business meeting was neid in tne atternoon. Those present were Mrs. McKln- ney, Mrs. Drager, Mrs. L. E. Hennles, Mrs. Charles Standley, Mrs. John smiling, Mrs. Ed ShUling. Mrs. Shiffner, Mrs. Mae Cook, Mrs. Frank Cook, Palma Fliflet, Mrs. Al Hennles, Mrs. Cooley. Mrs: White head, Mrs. Kumke, Mrs. Anderson and the hostess, Mrs. Anna Kumke. IIAZEL GREEN Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chapman and daughter Ethel and Jack Fausett of Hayesville and Mr. and Mrs. Will Chapman of Salem, were recent guests at the Maurice Dunigan nome. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stitely. ac companied by Charles Stonebrink of Los Angeles, are the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dunigan, or. mrs. stuciv is Mr. Dunigan's sis ter. The Stitely's motored up from California and are planning on mating me uoiumoia Highway drive while here. Mrs. Rae Catherward and nephew, Harold Catherwood of Mill city, were recent dinner guests at the Henry Dunigan home. Mrs. Duni gan and Mrs. Catherwood are sis ters. Mrs. Dunigan has as her home guest for an indefinite period, her motner. Mrs. Mary Swan of Mill City. Mrs. Bliss Zelinski and Mrs. LmiU Wampler motored to Salem recent ly and visited several dahlia gar dens, both women being keenly In terested In dahlia growing as well as other flowers. PLEASANT VIEW M. Howe of Newport was Tlsltinr with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cook and Hugh Cook recently. Mrs. Cole and son Archie of Sa lem visited with Mrs. Cole's son. Clifford Evans, Friday. Mark Ray ot Marlon was calling on Hugh Cook last week. John Shilling and son Gene and Ed Shilling have gone to the moun tains on a deer hunt. Word was received from Mr. and Mrs. E. Cook, who are packing ap ples at Hood River, that the apple crop is very short this year at that place. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Browen wen- business visitors In Salem Satur day. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shilling have rented the McOinnls property and expect to move there soon. BACK FROM MICHIGAN Sllverton Mrs. Lou Haberly.' who left for Paw Paw, Mich., eight weeks ago, returned home Friday evening. She had been visiting her parents and other relatives there and stop ped on her way home at Ellensburg where she visited a brother and his family for several days. The home ot Vltaphono Pictures thai Talk like Urine People KlSf'C'sCA A Tow'U lorn this new Dolores Owtrllo rvrealeat aa an arm of emotional power in rtrtd scenes. . Thursday Brings Kex Injrram, "Thr P..t- LEADERS ARE CHOSEN FOR WOODBURN HIGH Wood burn Woodburn high school called a special assembly last week for the tryouts of yell leaders and song queens. The students cast their votes lor their choice and the board ot control counted the votes, with the following results: song queens, Mary Alice Conyne and Jessis Sims; yell leaders, Ralph Nibler and Don Covey. PEDEE RESIDENTS OFFERED FAREWELL The Ira DeWitt home was the scene of a party Friday evening when friends gathered in to wish them well in their new home in Corvallis. DeWitt will be a partner in a garage In Corvallis. Six tables of "500" were in play until a late hour. Refreshments were served and the party went to the J. B. Durffee home where they gave Mr. Durffee and his bride ft charivari. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Ira DeWitt, Mr. and Mrs. F. De Witt. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Murphy, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bush, Mr. and Mrs. W. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Tru- eaux, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Page. Mr, and Mrs. M. Ray. Mrs. E. E. Cobb, miss irene and uon Settsinger. Ar nold Mills, Carvel Endresen, Frank Dueltgen, Joe Hunter, Lyle Mills, Ted Bennett. Merle Loy. DALLAS SEDAN HITS TRUCK A"'D TRAILER Dallas Tom Stockwell, proprietor or btockweus confectionery here. i mashed In the front end and shattered the windshield of his sedan on the main street of Amity while returning with his wife and small daughter from a theater in Portland. The car hit between a large truck and its trailer, driven by Harold Russell of Sheridan. Russell applied the brakes on the rear wheels of the truck in pre paration to make a left hand turn at the Intersection, while Stock well reached the Intersection from the opnoslt direction lust at the time when the four-wheel trailer slid around directly accross his path. Tne damage to his car was esti mated around $250 00. though both vehicles are covered are covered by insurance. AIRLIE Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Richardson have moved from the Kerr place to Albany. Marlon Herron, wife and son. Dean, from New Grande Rnde, were Sunday guests at the W. M. Herron home. Carl Woods and Carlene of Port land visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Wood, Friday. Sunday guests at the E. M. Tur ner home were Mrs. J. R. Thomp son, Mrs. Ed Harmsen and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Williams sndawo daugh ters, Maxlne and Dorice. Elmer Herron has returned from the logging camp where he has been working, to start high school. Mrs. K. L. Williams and children were Tuesday evening visitors at the Plaub home. Plaubs are moving in the Williams house this week. Dee Simpson and Mrs. Walter Dalton motored from Albany to spend the afternoon at the Cooper home. Vera Williams of Portland spent a part of last week visiting his father. W. E. Williams. Mrs. R. A. McAlnlne. Mrs, J. Plaub and Mrs. Wadj Williams were business callers In Salem Friday. RUSHED TO HOSPITAL Donald Alvln Wallace, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wallace, living two miles south of here, was taken sud denly 111 In school. A. E. Feller took the boy and his mother to the Wil lamette sanitarium In Salem. He was found to be suffering from ap pendicitis, and an operation re vealed the appendix had bursted. Alvln Is doing as well as can be ex pected. VENUS CHAPTER MEETS Donald Venus Chanter No. 1M O. E. S., held regular session on Friday evening. Refreshments were served In the dining hall by a com mittee composed ot Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Carver and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Miller. TODAYBRiNGS" All-T.lkU.it Vitanhon. K,n. .k- ana tnnmpliant love In stirring romance of Russia under the rule of brutal raara . . . s&ssr , fVn "Sbr-Wfe TO' 911 ESa i m -x . 'i fmm mm dim mi if m RECEPTION TO ALL TEACHERS GERVAIS HALL Gervals A public reception was held at the school house Friday night in honor of the staff of teach, art both in the high school and pub. lie school. Teachers in Gervals union high school are Prof. Brehaute, Prof. Stewart. Mrs. Helen EstudUla, who have been with tne scnool tnree years while Miss Herman and Mrs. Vernon are the new teachers. Mr. Dave Moses and Miss Martin are also new teachers in the grade school. A program was given consisting of a piano solo, Florence Durette; vocal solo. Ruth Palmer; reading, Carl Francis; Instrumental duet. Misses Hayes and Weiss; reading, Catherine Mutter, and ft vocal solo by Monica Schwab. Prof. Brehaute acted as chairman and during his talk stressed the need of a larger building to care for the large enrollment of students which Gervals union high school has this year, as lack ot space Is hindering the teachers from giving the number of studies asked by the students for the reason each teach er must double on classes for lack of space teaching one large class. Refreshments were served late in the evening by members from the missionary and St. Rita altar so cieties. STORE IS IMPROVED Hayesville The Big Chief service station and grocery has been paint ed and remodeled Inside and out by the owners. New shelves and coun ters have been Installed and Mr. Gerber intends to make it a first- class highway store with city prices prevailing. nOPMEHE . James Smith of Salem visited at the Albert and Homer Egan homes for a short time last week. Recent guests at the home o( U II. Martin were Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Shelton and son of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Weldner and daugh ter, of Gervals and Jess Martin, ot Hopmere. Mrs. Shaw now of Portland, and her son, Elton, were recent guests at the Ella Finney home. Mrs. Shaw several years ago, was proprietor of tne Brooks hotel. Other guests are her niece Mrs. Max Arndt and her daughter of Sheridan; Miss Gladys Brown, Waconda. Additional meats during the week Included Miss De lorls Faist, Portland; Mrs. Fa 1st and Mrs. L. T. Martin. Waconda: Mrs. Stout. Portland; Dr. E. E. Jackson and Mrs. Stafford, Salem; Bob Ha- ckett and sister or Brooks. Miss Adelia Bibbs, of Portland la spend lng the month at the Finney home.l YOUR KIDNEYS Give Them Help When Needed! GOOD bcalUi Isn't poiiibU tmlett your kid. neys aro properly remoring tho waste ins parities from your blood. For bltdder irrMnlnr.ttit. r U lameneu, stiffnett and constant bock, acho due to sliigciih kidneys, uw DoanU Pills. Doan't increase the activity of tba kidneys and thus assist in too rumination of waste impurities. Used and rero mm ended the world ver. Sold by dealers everywhere. doan's Pills TUES. TIIl'R, Fox Elsinore IHRKCTION FOX near Love Gay . . . brave . . . bewitching "Freddy" . . Child of the bright lights . . . Dancing and playing her way to triumph and to heartbreak! 100 Per Cent All-Song and Dialog Dramatic Triumph win Betty Compson Ned SPARKS SOUS HARROV. IVAV I.EBEDEFF, JOSEPHINE CAWTIIOIIV, GUV BUCCOLA, DORIS EATON with 40 Dancing fleautles RAYMOND MAVRF.L, leading mlrhty male thorns CIS AKMIEIM'S BAND LAST TIMES COLLEEN "Smilinjr Irish Eyes" PARAMOUNT SOUND NEWS LAUREL nAKDI COMEDY RALLY AND PROGRAM FOR AUBURN FRIDAY Auburn A rally meeting of th Auburn Community club, will ba held at the achool house Friday evening. A program will be given consisting mostly of music ftnd ft skit later under the direction of Bryan Conley. Refreshments will be served following the program. SONS OF VETERANS AUXILIARY GUESTS Klngwood The ladles' auxiliary of the Sons of Veterans was enter tained Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Glenn L. Adams oa the Glenn creek road and Park Way. A brief business session waa followed by social hour. A lunch eon was served by the hostess. Those present were Mesdames. Hattle Cameron. John Shipp, Lulu Boring, Charles H. Fessenden, Met ta Schram, Robert A. Blevens, John A. Yantlss, Georgia Shearer, Theo dore Bernard, Menetta Davis, Iphft Lanshe, James Remington, E. T. Prescott, McShane, Louise King. McCrea and the hostess, Mrs. Glenn L. Adams. HENKLE INTERESTED IN SALEM MORTUARY Dallas C. W. Henkle purchased an interest of W. T. Huston In the Clough-Huston undertaking estab lishment in Salem last neck In con junction with two other men, Glen S. Macy, McMlnnvllle, and Dale Taylor of Salem. Taylor, who has been with Rlgdon's mortuary for the past nine years, will be mana ger of the new concern. Mr. Henkle also has part owner ship with F. A. Thomas In the Sheridan undertaking parlors. TALBOT Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Johnson mo tored to Columbia City Sunday, where they will visit their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Loy al Johnson and small son. Mr. Johnson will return home the first of the week while Mrs. Johnson will remain for a week. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Calavan and son, Clair, and daughter, Kreta, were the guests of Mr. Calavan'a brother. Mr. and Mrs. R, E. Calavan of Stayton Sunday. Clair, Kreta, and Mac Calavan at tended the high school party at Jefferson which was given to wel come the freshmen. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Myers wen the guests of Mrs. Myer's brother. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Edison of Silver ton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Cade of Ab erdeen. Wash, were recent suesta of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Myers at their home near Talbot. Mrs. Cado is ft sister of Mr. Myers. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Knleht ftnd small son of Jefferson and A. R. Cole and family were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Doty Sunday. COUPLE ARK WED Dallas William Pearson. 2. ft laborer of Hoqulam, Washington received license Friday to marry Leona Andell. 35, of HUlsboro. A Stimulant Diuretic to the Kidney TUES. THUR. WKST THKATRKS Coo ITor Mo..-'2 ,' D kVrV 11V1 """5 : Her... W "A Her... MM QERQ." Jack OAKIE TONITE MOORE
