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EXCLUSIVE NEWS DISPATCHES WILLAMETTE VALLEY NEWS BY SPECIAL COUUESPONDENT SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1929 SALE OF CHRISTMAS SEALS STARTS IN COUNTY PAGE TWO DALLAS WOMEN - OFFER PRIZES V FOR STUDENTS Ml Dallas The nit of Christmas " seals of the tuberculosis association Js no underway here and It tpon- ffvports the chairman. Mrs. Charles ;X. Bilyeu. Out of every dollar re leelved from the sale, all but five Merits is spent within the state, and (that Is sent to the national assort Stion. k The sale In the business district Ail be Monday ana Tuesday in charge of t- following club mem bus: Mrs. Eugene Hayter, Mrs. J. J. Wide Mrs. H. D. Peterson. Mrs. W. L. Soehren, Mrs. Jack Easin, Mrs. Earl Hi board, and Mrs. W. 1. Pemberton. In the lndsutrial district which Is ' the locomotive shops and the Wil lamette valley mill those lp charge are Mrs. Etrle Pulgham and Mrs. E. W. Cruzon. The balanoe of the week. December 11. 12, and 13, the school children will sell In the residential districts. In the primary grades three pic tures will be given by the Women's club to tne three rooms making the most sales; and in the Junior high building two pictures will be don ated to the best sellers, one by the Dallas. National bank, and another by Hayter's Book store. In the sen lor high building Mrs. Oscar Hay- ter and Mrs. H. A. Woods have charge of the sale. Mrs. Bllyeu also has charge of the schools In the county and has appointed chairmen for the differ' ent districts as follows: Alrlle. Mrs. Ruby Byerly. Brush College, Mrs. Charles Mc- Csrter. Oak Grove, Mrs. Frank Fawlc Oak Point, Mrs. Joe Rodgers. Perrydale, Principal J. C. Ryan. Pioneer. Mrs. Mark Blodgett. RickreaU. Mrs. Herschel Wait. Spring Valley, Mrs. Prank Wind or. Willamette Valley Lumber- camp above Black Rock, Miss Eugenia Somers. REBEKAK OFFICERS ELECTED AT AMITY Amity At the last meeting of the Bebekah lodge of Amity the follow ing officers were elected for the bcguuigin of the new pear: f.Mrs. Edith Mack, noble Brand; Mrs. Ha tie wtthle, vice grand; Mn. BMle Sorenaen, recording secre tary; Mi Ella Thomas, financial secretary, and Mrs. Clara Broad well, treasurer. LUTHERAN LEAGUE IN SESSION AT EUGENE Biiverton Attending the Oregon Circuit of the Luther league at Eugene, which opened Thursday, are Rev. H. L. Pose of the Trinity Lutheran churcn. Rev. J. M. Jen sen of the Immanuel Lutheran church. Prances Nelson, Mrs. Jas per Dullum, Ardia Aarlius, Agnes Nelson, Myrtle Torkelson, Eleanor Strand. Thelma Svenson. Gladys uahlen. Hasel Ooycite. Helen Thompson and Martha Thompson. They expect to return Sunday night or Monday. ' STAR WILL ELECT Wood burn Eveigieen chapter No. 41. order of the Eastern Star. will hold tlx annual election of of ficers at the next regular meeting Monday. December f, at I o'clock In Masonic Temple. BLNKKKH All UPAIBKD Eola C Casper of the House Car. penter company has a crew of men rebuilding the engine roon of the 8. P. gravel bunkers at Eola. i Dallas Robert Welser. 34. of Alrlle received a severe cut on his leg just below the knee when he was truck by a log while employ ed by R. Van Den Bosh. He is re rovrrlne t the Dallas hwpttal This Coupoa and 5c Admit owi child Under 1 GRAND THEATER SATURDAY Hollywood Theatre noma of 25c Talkies Last Times Tetter Matinee Today a r. M. Also 3-reeI Talking ConM-ity Path News aail yblr (Ami lag Sanda?, Moa Tar. m CaUGT, rSSWgS Senior Bonfire Touched Off By Amity Juniors Amity The Juniors of Amity high school were jubilant when tLey succeeded in lighting the bonfire- of the seniors at the annual combat of the painting of the grand stand, but in spite of all ttjeir efforts they were unable to prevent the seniors irora painting the year or their graduation on the grandstand. This is an annual event carried down from year to year since the building of the high school. Tt.e seniors celebrated their rlc tory by a marshmallow roast around the bonfira. Sentinels were placed on guard until daybreak to prevent the juniors from erasing their work. After 2 o'clock in the morning all was quiet on the school grounds. WAGONDA CLUB GIVES RELIEF TO NEEDY ONES Waconda Mrs. Charles M. Hall and Mrs. Henry C. Stafford were joint hostesses Wednesday after noon when they entertained the Waconda Community club and five .special guests at the Stafford home near waconda. After the business session one comfort was tied. Others In the HTonp were occupied with' needle wot lc on Christmas articles. Mrs. Robert Cole has charge of the Christmas cheer committee and many pretty and useful articles have been made under her direc tion. A report of another -destitute family in the community was made and a committee was appointed to investigate and give aid. Several articles were given for the charity chest. A distribution of the chest is to be made at Christmas time. The hostesses were assisted at the tea hour by Mrs. Eugene W. Man ning, Mrs. Richard Tuve and Mrs Frank Peltoc Special guests for- the- afternoon were Mrs. Frank MaitheSy Mrs. Howard Booster and son, Dean Emerson Booster, and Mrs. Eugene W. Manning, all of Brook; Mrs. M. Davenport of Salem and Mrs. Pearl Wood of Central Hwoell. In the club group were Mrs. C. C. Russell, Mrs. Robert Cole, Mrs. Winslow, Mrs. Late Townsend, Mrs. William McGltchrtst, Mrs. Edward Scharf. Miss Batter Skelton, Mrs. Aaron ffusotn. Mrs. ranees Nusom, Mrs. A. L. Colling, Mrs. Fern Run corn, Mrs. Allyn Nusom. Mrs. Rich ard Patterson, Mrs. Pearl Patter son, Mrs. Julian DeJnrdln, Mrs. P. J. Ingram, Mrs. Isadora Loran. Mrs. Els worth Hubbard, Mrs. Geo. Lemery, Mrs. Ray Barker, Mrs. Frank Felton, Mrs. Richard Tuve, Lona Mae Barker. Vette Felton, Jeanette Barker. Donald Nusom, Arline romra. Charles Patterson. Norman Patterson, Maxine DeJar- dln, Mrs. Robert Fromm and the hostesses. Mrs. Charles M. Hall and Mrs. Henry C. Stafford. The next meeting place for the club will be announced later. LONE BIDDY LEFT; CALL AMD GET 'ER Independence Mrs. Crosby Dav la, Irving, on 1th street, suffered a loss of several good fat hens re cently. All but one setting hen was taken. It ts believed to be some one familiar wtth the patce. She would be glad to give them the remaining hen if they will call In dnylirht. wAaKc). TOREK UNHOLY, W y a if i II SILVERTONP-T HOLDS PROGRAM DISCUSS SALE Silvertoo With Mrs. Martin Hannan. president for the year, and Mrs. Hugh Latham, chairman of the day, the following program was given at the P.-T. A. held in the senior high school auditorium Thursday afternoon. Selections by junior high girls' sextette, with Mrs. Vlda Bennett at the piano; community sin, with Kathleen Booth leading, and Mrs. Edison Corns took at the piano. Review of articles in November Issue of the Parent's magazine by Anne Powell. "Pre -School Psychology b y Blanche Hubtas. It was voted to hold a candy sale Saturday, December 14, at the Pig' gly Wigyhr store. Mrs. Jack. Ballantvjoe will . be chairman at the meeting In Janu ary. These meetings are called at 3:10 o'clock and parents are expected. If they possibly can, .to visit schools beforw that hous on P.-T. A. day. ALL DAY MEETINGS ARE HELD BY CLUB Brooks The Brooks Community club held an all day meeting with pot luck dinner at the Lome of Mrs. Virgil Lixirm Friday. The day was spent quilting. Those present were Mrs. Charles Allison. Miss Ellen Hackit, Mrs. B. F. Ramp, Mrs. Mary Mathews, Mrs. Sylvester Harris, Mrs. Wlltard Ramp and daughter, Cleo; Mrs. A EL Harris. Mrs. Mary Martin, Mrs Lavone Harris and the hostess. Turs. Virgil Loomis and children, Del- prune and Bertl.a and Roy Loomis. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. B. F. Ramp and will be an all day meeting with potmen dinner. OUTDOOR CHRISTMAS PLANNED, WOODBURN Wood burn The Wood burn Car den club wiH meet next Tuesday evening at the library club rooms to enjoy a Christmas party, tree, music and refreshments, A group of tush school girls win furnish sev eral musical. numbers and readings. Mrs. H. F. Buttertteld and Mrs. B. H. Grubb win frtve a rev t of sev eral garden books. Ths cltib is sponsoring the Idea of outdoor decorations for the Christmas season and urges every one to help carry out this idea In some manner, either by Ulimunating trees or snrubbery on the lawn, placing wreaths on the ouside of the house or In some manner carry ing out the spirit of Christmas. MRS. SHUTT VISITS FOLLOWING FUNERAL West Salem Mrs, Josle Sbutt of Medford arrived In West Salem Fri day to attend the funeral of her brother, X B. Predrriekson who had died in Haley, Idaho and had been brotifftat here for burial. Mrs. Shutt will remain la the neighborhood for a time as the gnest of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wallace, and a num ber of other friends, Sh formerly mane neve home here. Fox Elsinore Dtreetloa Fox West Coast Theatres Continaoos 2 t 11 Daily TODAY SUNDAY ERNEST TORRENCE. DOROTHt SEBASTIAN, DONALD OUNO FANCHON & MARCO'S "FAR EAST IDEA" FE.sTVrllXO COWAN A GRAY FRANK HELEN PAUCHAID M. SANAM.I & CO JACKS AND TWO QUEENS JEFFERSON STORE ROBBERY BLOCKED Jefferson Thieves attempted to force the lock on the front door of the Associated store some time Thursday night. Eeither the lock proved too much for them or they were frightened away. Night prowl ers have been numerous in town of late, which shows the need of a night watchman. It la understood that the city council is paying the salary for a watchman but as yet, there is no one on duty at night. INDEPENDENCE CHURCH CHOIR DINNER GUEST Independence Members of the choir of the Presbyterian church and several of their friends were complimented with a 8:30 o'clock dinner in the social. halls of the cnurcn. Following the dinner a choir re hearsal was held in preparation for juhri&unaa music. The group included Miss Henriet ta WoUer, Mrs. Ellen Davis, Mrs. C. W. Irvine, E. N. Llndquist. E. A. niemcyer. Miss Mary Donaldson, Miss Mignoune Goddard, Miss Em mons, Miss Florence Beardsley. Mrs. James Robbie, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Dixon, Dr. and Mrs. George C. Knott. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Mix, Dr. and Mrs. M. J. Butler. Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Butt, Mr. and Mrs. Ed W under, Miss Marjorie Wunder. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Craven. Mrs. Florence Hut chinson and Paul Robinson. OAK LAWN WOMEN GUEST AT MONITOR Monitor The Oak Lawn woman's club met at the home of Mrs. Carl Brenner on Thursday. The day was spent iuUUng. A lunch was was served at noon. Those present were Mrs. Bertha Brenner, Mrs. A. A. Schneider, Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Perdue. Mrs. Kirk. rMs. Westberg, Mrs. Petersen, Mrs. Bush man, Mrs. Pomeroy, Mrs. Strickhn. Mrs. Rider. Mrs. Babb, Mrs. Judd. Mrs. Will Livingston, Miss A. M. Livingston Mrs. Arthur Brenner, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs, Lienhart, Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Shrock. Miss Monk Jensen and the hostess, Mrs. Carl Brenner. SILVER FALLS MILL MEN RESUME WORX Stlverton As Is seen now, the Silver Falls mill will open up full force the firsft- of next week for steady work unless snows in the camp prevent. Logs have been coming down steadily since the middle of the week, the first since the fire. There will be a short stmt down for the holidays only. LODGE WILL ELECT AT INDEPENDENCE Independence The annual elec tion of officers for Adah chapter O. B. a, will be held Tuesday eve ning In the Masonic hall. There are several candidates for Initiation and the meeting will start promptly at I o'clock. Refreshments wtn be served. Today, Sunday Monday STEVER RUTH &4J CHRISTMAS GIFT EXCHANGE GIVEN VOTE EOLA CLUB Eola The Eola Women's dub met at the home of Mrs. B. L. Her rett Wednesday afternoon, after an hour spent in music and conversa tion, two tables of "300 were In play; high score going to Mrs. L. A. rrrasoci and consolation to Mrs. B. J. Ferguson, Refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Maxine Fergu son. Members drew names to exchange Christmas gifts which will be placed on a Christmas tree to be featured by Mrs, R W. Majee. who entertains the dub at her home December 19. Each member is asked to contribute one number to an Impromptu program. There will also be a Christmas box made up by the women and contributed to some charitable as sociation. PAST MATRONS CLUB HONORS MRS. SMITH Jefferson The Past Matrons club met in the lodge rooms of the Ma sonic hall Thursday afternoon. Of ficers elected for the ensuing year were Mrs. c. M. Smith, president; Mrs. Guy Aupperle. vice president: Mrs. O. H. Looaey, secretary-treas urer. Following the business session. a social hour was enjoyed, during wmcn pot-tuck lunch was served to Mrs. Guy Roland. Mrs. W. H. Sherman, Mrs. Henry Shields, Sa- lera, Mrs. el Phelps, Mrs. E. Lynes, Mrs. Charles McKee. Mrs. D. H. Looney. Mrs. S. A. Pease, Mrs. H. D. Mars. Mrs. Era Wall and Mrs. R. C. Thomas. Eola The school children nr. preparing a Christmas program un- uer me curecuon 01 like teacher, Mrs. Bernlce Bouffleour. Attend taw sVegnUr ill lg Nma O'clock Show HI 11 Teaite and Hesaala If I 111 for the Jli lfl Mid-Nile pl iW vew Tpisf lM ' Ne Extra W.J I 111 Chans I Big Shows JUI VI tor the ,' L Price of On JJ lets Got y imin.Vu Mil . isiiisirsismtBT I THE OREGON SHOE CO. I (SIIses (S)nati Eimfee ati: ME JPWBSS& aJ3 ALBANY KIWANIANS NAME NEW OFFICERS Albany Victor Oliver, Albany at torney and justice of the peace, was elevated from the office of vice- president ot the Albany Kiwanis club to president, at the meeting held Thursday. Other officers elect ed were: O. O. Knodell, vice presi dent: Mark V. Weatherford, district trustee; Harry B. Cuslck, re-elected treasurer. Newly elected directors are C. E. Spence, R. W. DID, and Harry J. Bonle. KNIGHTS KEEP OLD OFFICERS Woodbura St. Elmo commardery No. 20. Knights Templar, of Wood- burn was Tislted Thursday evening by grand commander, George W. Dunn of Ashland and gran record er, D. R. Cheney of Portland, who complimented the lodge members highly upon their excellent work. . Officers for the year, all of whom were reelected at the annual elec- tJou also held Thursday evening are Thomas Sims, commander; C. J. Espy, generalissimo: Keith Powell. captain general; P. W. Settlemier. treasurer; F. O. HaTemann, record er: W. H. Balllle. senior warden; Oeorge Dorr, junior warden; P. O. Vickers, standard bearer; Albert Reiling. sword bearer; Harold Aus tin, warder; C R. Shaner, sentinel Dr. Thomas Sims was elected as a member of the board of Masonic trustees. As the entire corps of of ficers were reelected no installation is necessary. The evening closed with a banquet. "The GYPSY ROVER" A Musical Comedy in 3 Acta Cast of 45 Barbara names school ,1 of dancing, assisting. Ji FIREMEN WILL PROVIDE XMAS TREE MONDAY Dallas The volunteer fire de partment held its annual election of officers In the Fire Hall Thurs day evening. Glen Holt was elect ed president, Clyde Kendahl vtce prreident and Fred B. West re- tfiVUhllilL, Last Times Torlav A Movietone All-Talking Drama III) lTIKr7 sure mm 1 AM ABSOWBIN6 OIUMA tf rOUtM SOUtTY LltC (jlHZx rtacr Baxter llOOf ) lol$ Moran ...IT you think you can sol mysteries, see "Behind That Curtain." You'll get the surprise of your life. The mystery love drama of the season, an aU talking feature reveal lntr Lloyd Ha ml I ion lit an MIO-NITE PREVIEW TONITE AT 11:30 Sooc Fest and Many Tltaphone Acta eleeted secretary and treasurer. The members decided to cut tha community Christmas tree Sunday and set It up on the court house square Monday. Tha three will be about 35 leet high. Announcement was made of tha donation of five pounds of candy from every business houfe in that city. Members of the department will distribute this to children under ten years of age from tha Christmas tree on Christmas era. Jefferson City, (P) Missourla'a 192 cotton crop Is eipected to total 60,000 more bales than last M SUN MOX, TUES WED. Public Preview Tonite at 11:10 J i Yjw'r 'jew AU-Islkiiis Cuuiedy. KADAMATSU JOAN HARDCASTLE AND Tll SUNKIST BEAUTIES
