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WILLAMETTE VALLEY NEWS TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1929 EXCLUSIVE NEWS DISPATCHES BY SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT FA HE THREE 'ACTOR'S WIFE AT STAYTON IN AUTO ACCIDENT Woodburn Rev; tiJ Mrs. Berry and Mrs. Claude Booker, All al Stay ton, were more or leas injured when their car skidded on the slippery pavement at the Huntington corner near Woodburn on the Mt. Angel Bllverton highway Monday morning. Mrs. Berry received broken collar bone and a cut on the head and Mrs. Booker was considerably bruised and shocked. The women were taken into the Huntington home and Dr. Schler- baum of Mt. Angel summoned. They were later taken to the hospital at 8tayton. The car turned over In the ditch but was not badly damaged. Rev. Berry, who was only slightly Injured, is pastor of the-Baptist church at Stayton. YOUNG FOLKS GUEST AT ELLIS RESIDENCE Aurnsviile Mr. and Mrs. Lester Ellis entertained a group of young folks at their home Saturday eve ning. The evening was spent In playing games and at a late hour a two course lunch was served. Those present were Opal Crane, Mabel Hall, Leota Bradley, Addle Ellis, Cleo Ellis, Charles Albright, Harold Schatt, Leonard Zuber, Ev erett Kaiser, Ross Clark and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis. PLEASANTVIEWWCTU GUEST, MORRIS HOME Pleasant View The Pleasant View W.C.T.U. met with Mrs. Hazel Morris for an all day meeting. The day was spent in making a com fort for the hostess and a business meeting was held in the afternoon. After the meeting was adjourned, a miscellaneous shower was given for Mr. and Mrs. Dean Morris. Those present were Dorothy Van Valkenberg, Ida Feller, Mrs. Mary Stanley, Mrs. Butzsky, Mrs. Brown, the grandmother of Mrs. Morris who Is here visiting, coming from Kentucky; Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Hom er McDonough, Mrs. Whitehead, Mrs. L. E. Peterson, Reba Russell, Mary Morris, Laura Morris, Mrs. Ed Shilling. Mrs. Kunke, Mrs. Hen nies, Mrs. Warren Cooley, Mrs. Net tic Morris, Mrs. John Shilling, Mrs. Mary Shifferer, Mrs. Feller, Mrs. Luke, Mrs. McKinney, Mrs. Ander son, Mrs. Drager, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Hadley, Mrs. Cummings, Mrs. Norrls, Mrs. Lydla Shifferer, Mrs. Eula Hcnnies, Mrs. Frank Cook, Mrs. Hamilton, and the hostess, Mrs. Hazel Morris. NEW OFFICERS PEDEE P-TA ARE NOW IN SEATS Kings Valley Installation of of ficers of the Parent-Teacher asso ciation took place In the Pedee high school Friday, with Mrs. C. L. Bump as installing officer. The following officers were in stalled: President, Mrs. J. W. Mc cormick: vice-president; Mrs. Chas. Kerber: secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Ernest Bush. After the business meeting a play was given by the members of the Ever Ready social club. Music was furnished by the Pedee orchestra, and several selections on the piano were played by Roland Hall, who also gave two recitations and his small brother sang. Later in the evening a pie social was held with receipts of the evening about s ROY BROWN GIVEN BIRTHDAY AFFAIR AUMSVILLE SENIOR RINGS BEING WORN Aumsville The senior class re ceived their rings Monday morning. They got the rings from the Mas ter Engravers at Portland. The seniors this year are: Daisy Downer, Mabel Scherman, Emily Bruck. Retna Dav;, Matilda Hlgh- berger, Lucile Ruettgers, Adele Amort, Y vonne Pickell, . Everett Kaiser, John Sacre, John Prospal, Ross Clark, Robert Royce, Verne Chamberlain, Felix Taylor, Harold Witcraft, Eugene Richards and Ber nard Lebold. Eola Mrs. Roy Brown entertain ed with a surprise dance party at her home near Rickreall Saturday night in honor of her husband's birthday. An orchestra consisting Robert Brown, first violin; L. Pugh, second violin; Roy Brown, banjo; Curtis Ferguson, guitar. played. Refreshments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. A. Stevens, Maxine rerguson ana Alma Covin. The following guests were present: Mr. and Mrs. William Hall of Salem Heights, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Stevens and daughter of Salem, John Covill, wife and family, and Mrs. Wilson 01 Kkkreall, Mr. and Mrs. Orlie Brown Monmouth, Mr. and Mrs. L. Pugh, A. Ferguson, wife and daugh ters, Robert Brown and wue, w. u. Gherke and wife of Eola, William Peterson and family of West Salem, the Misses Marie Dodge, Maxine Ferguson, Lorane Aeuff, Wayne Harding, Curtis Ferguson, Allen Sanderson, Charles Brown, Frank Brown, Ralph Ferguson and Hollls Peterson. Lyons A baby daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ward Forrest sat. urday night. This Is the fourth child in the Forrest family. EVERDING IS HOST AT HUBBARD HOTEL Hubbard Hy Everding entertain ed Dr. and Mrs. P. O. Riley, Dr. and Mrs. A. F. de Lespinasse. Miss Marie de Lespinasse, and Dr. T. Sheridan at a 6 o'clock dinner Sat' urday evening at the Hubbard Springs hotel. At the close of the evening the Everding party and the other guests of the hotel had a community sing In the lobby with Dr. de Lespinasse at the piano and Mrs. Kiley leading the singing. OLD TIME DANCING' PARTY IS ENJOYED Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Edwards and Mr. and Mrs. R. Bet tencourt entertained a group of friends in the Roberts hall Saturday pvenina at an old time dance. Every one came dressed in a hard times costume and at a late hour a lunch, in keeping with the rest, was served by the hosts. GUESTS IN IIOPMERE Hopmerc Recent dinner guests at the home of Mr. ana Mrs. junan DeJardin were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Vanderbeck, of Woodburn, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lelock of Oervals, and Mr. and Mrs. Reuben DeJardin of Scotts Mills. Gl'ESTS ON CAMPl'g Woodburn Miss Rose Richards spent the week end at Corvallis where she attended the Beta Kappa Informal house dance. On Sunday- Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Richards and Miss Rose were dinner guests at Beta Kappa. MRS. SAVEGE BETTER Waconda Mrs. J. C. 6avage has been very 111 and confined to her bed with a severe case or pleurisy for the past two weeks at her home at Waconda. She Is reported seme better. JONES IS IMPROVING Waconda Mrs. 8. Ray Jones toent the week-end in Portland at the bedside of her husband, who has been in the St. Vincent hospital for te past five weeks, where he ta slowly recovering from a major operation. Mrs. Jones plans bring him to their home in about 10 days. JONES ARE HOSTS Gates Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Jones had as guests last week Mrs. Jone' father and his brother, C. J. Latham and Charles Latham. C. J. Latham hves at Salem and Charles Latham lately arrived from Glen E:der. Kan He expects to remain wtv-; a (laugh ter at Oregon City this winter but has purchased a farm near Canby. LAND BEING CLEARED TJnionvale Fourteen acres land belonging to Donald Kuhn re cently purchased of Adam Hewitt and known as the Fred Lefley place In this vicinity. Is being cleared Henry Deyoe is assisting In work. After several years farm Ing the land will be at to fruit MUSIC PROGRAM AT HAZEL GREEN CROWDSSCHOOL Hazel Green The Hazel Oreen Community club held lt regular meeting Friday evening at the school house. The program was enjoyed by a large crowd which filled all seats with a number standing In the aisles. The first number was a song by a group of primary pupils, followed by a musical number with Neal Fisher on the drums accompanied by Russell Beardsley at the piano. A group of upper grade pupils gave several vocal selections in negro dia lect, dressed in costumes. A vocal duet by Irene Fisher and Orvillc Beardsley was offered. Mrs. Madeline Callin, of Salem, gave a talk on "Community Clubs and Objects." A cornet duet was given by Leonard Faist and La Roy Van Cleave, accompanied by Mrs. Flora Hedrick. Mrs. Chase of Salem gave two readings. A musical number consisting of Mrs. Olive Beardsley, guitar; Neal Fisher, drums and Russell Beard sley at the piano, responded to sev eral encores. The program ended with a vocal duet by Orville Beards ley and Neal Fisher. Mrs. Olive Beardsley who, with her two sons, assisted in the musi cal part of the program, will be re membered by her many old friends in Hazel Green as Olive Anderson, who formerly lived in Hayesville and took active part in literary af fairs conducted at the local school a number of yea:; ago. A jitney lunch was served by the refreshment committee. The pro gram committee for the next meet ing includes Mrs. Ed Dunigan, Jr. Mrs. Mabel Woelke and Mrs. Louis C. Wampler. The refreshment com mittee Includes Mrs. W. G. Davis, Mrs. Walter Rutherford and Mrs. Fred Hoselbacher. Owing to the Christmas program to be given by me scnooi the community club will not meet until the latter part of January. CEDAR POLE PHONE LINE IS DISCUSSED Scotis Mills Members of the Ce dar Pole Telephone lines held a meeting Saturday afternoon at this place. The matter of improving the lines was discussed and a commit tee was appointed to look over the lines and report on their condition at the annual meeting which will be held Saturday, December 28. GATES CLUB WOMEN GUEST AT YOUNG'S Gates Mrs. Lenn Young was hostess to the women of the Birth day club and invited guests at the home of Mrs. Lou Kelle east of Gates. Four tables of euchre were in play during the afternoon, with high score going to Mrs. Gerald Heath, second to Mrs. Ed Davis and low to Mrs. A. B. Horner. Visitors' prize went to Mrs. Wes Houghton. At the close of the afternoon re freshments were served to members, Mrs. W. E. Bevier, Mrs. Ed Col lins, Mrs. Ed Davis. Mrs. Otis Dike. Mrs. Gerald Heath. Mrs. Mabel Heseman, Mrs. A. B. Horner, Mrs. Clarence Johnson. Mrs. Lou Kel le, Mrs. Andrew Leedy. Mrs: Her bert Schroeder, Mrs. A. D. Scott, Mrs. Marietta Smith, and the fol lowing visitors: Mrs. West Hough ton. Mrs. Glenn Henness, Miss Gwen Johnson and Mrs. "Bud" Collins. The club will be entertained on this coming Saturday at the home of Mrs; Leedy, east of Gates, Don ell, and their teacher, Mrs. Adams. PROGRAM IS PLANNED . Hopmere Teachers and pupils of the Buena Crest school will present a Christmas program prior to the holiday vacation. TWO BIRTHDAYS ARE I HONORED BY PARTY j Mill City Miss Sylvia Keonan gave a party Saturday evening In honor of Cecil Schaer's and Mary Wachter' birthdays. The early part of the eveninar was spent playing games. They then went to Mehama to -the dance. At a late hour they returned and Miss Keenan served lunch to the follow ing: Misses Kathryn . Wachter, Frances Chance, Mary Crocker, and Edward Wachter, Ronald Sump ter. Charles Warhter and the honor guests. Miss Mary Wachter and CecllSchaer. MRS SCHWAB AWAY Gervais Mrs. Ida Schwab has gone to Santa Rosa, California, where she will visit relatives' and friends for a couple of weeks. DRAMATIC GROUP TO OFFER SCIO COMEDY Scio "A Girl to Order" is the name of the comedy to be present' ed Wednesday evening at the Scio high school auditorium by the dra matic department of Albany college. The play is under the direction of Oma Bishop and is sponsored lo cally by the executive committee of the Scio P. T. A. The dramatic club will also fur nish special music for the occasion. The production will begin at 8 o'clock and a large crowd Is anticipated. SUNSHINE LEADERS MAKE XMAS PLANS West Salem The Sunshine Lead ers, a class of Junior girls In Ford Memorial church Sunday school, held their December social and business meeting Friday afternoon in the Epworth league room. A short business session was held and Christmas plans discused. A number of indoor games were played followed by refreshments served by the teacher, Mrs. Charles Adams, assisted by Ethel Denton, a member of the class. Those present were Muriel Rast er. Elma Godkln, Ethel Denton. 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