FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1929
.WILLAMETTE VAL LEY NEWS
EXCLUSIVE NEWS niSPATt'HS
BV SPECIAL CORKKSPONDENl
PAGE THREE
HOT LUNCHES AT
HUBBARD GIVEN
CLUB ATTENTION
Hubbard The Christmas meeting
of the Hubbesd Women's club was
featured by a three act Christmas
p!ay and a tree with presents for
each member. The play was given
by Mrs. Sadie Scholl, Mrs. Hettie
Earl, Mrs. Blanche Brown, Mrs.
Margaret McMannis, Mrs. Sadie
Rich, Mrs. Ella Stauffer, Mrs. Anna
Staulfer, Mrs. Louise Grimps, Mrs.
Lorena Duncan. Gifts were exchang
ed by the members and Mrs. Ida
Garland was Santa Claus. The
mee'.trig was held at the home of
Mrs. Maud Bidgood, who was assist
ed by Mrs. Vera Boje as joint hos
tess. Roll call was responded to by
"earliest recollections of Christmas"
which brought out many interesting
anecdotes. The Cliristmas story was
given by Mrs. Lois Miller and
Christmas carols were sung by a
group of children with Mrs. Kath
leen Beckman at the piano.
Miss Benita Stroud of the Marlon
county health clinic was presented
by the president, Mre. Neva McKen
zie. Mlis Stroud spoke of the bene
ficial results obtained by serving
hot noon lunches at school and cit
ed other places where the Women's
clubs were taking charge of such
school lunches. The president ap
pointed Mrs. Ellen Carl, Mrs. Etliel
Johnson, and Mrs. Sadie Rich to
serve as a committee to see what
might be done In the Hubbard
school.
The president announced that the
next meeting would be held at the
horce of Mrs. Coble de Lespinasse,
who would be assisted by Mrs, Loi6
Miller in entertaining.
Members present were Mrs. Hettie
Earl, Mrs. Mattle Crocker, Mrs.
Merle Stewart. Mrs. Ella Stauffer,
Mrs. Anna Stautter. Mrs. Cora
Smith, Mrs. Sadie Scholl, Dr. Ethel
Hiiey, Mrs. Lois Miller, Mrs. Neva
McKenzie, Mrs. Margaret McMan-
nie, Mrs. Edna Mack, Mrs. Ethel
Johnson, Mrs. Laura Jackson, Mrs.
Louise Grimps, Miss Mary Goudy,
Mrs. Ida Garland, Mrs. Elizabeth
Pobart, Mrs. Lorena Duncan, Mrs.
Cobie de Lespinasse, Mrs. Mabel
Croisant, Mrs. Mary Coleman, Mrs.
Rebecca Cleaver, Mrs. Ellen Carl,
Mrs. Maud Bidgood, Mrs. Vera Boje,
Mrs. Kathleen Beckman, Mrs. Mar
garet Anderson and Mrs. Blanche
Brown.
BAND INSTRUMENTS
OFFERED MUSICIANS
Siiverton The school board has
purchased three alto mellophones to
oe used both for the school band
and orchestra.
The 4-L band committee has
loaned to the school bass horns and
other instruments that belonged to
the one-time 4-L band.
There 4re now 54 members In thj
school band and 33 in the school
orchestra ranging from the Blade
pupils to tlie seniors.
DAYTON MASON
ORDER ELECTS
V?-
Dayton At their regular meeting,
members of Jacob Mayer lodge No.
10a, A. F, & A. M. lodge of Dayton
elected officers as follows:
Master. William Schell; senior
warden, Herman Louis; junior war
den, Theodore Rossner; secretary,
L. A. Rossner; treasurer, Adam
Rossner.
Master William Sclicll was In
stalled at the same meeting and the
remainder 01 the officers will be
installed Thursday evening, Decem
ber 26 when the appointive offices
will be fined. Frank Hole is the
retiring master.
TEACHERS GATHER;
HEAR ABOUT EUROPE
POUND SHOWER
GIVEN PASTOR,
INDEPENDENCE
Independence Mrs. O. O. Mc-
Connell was hostess to the Booster
club Wednesday at her home on
South Main street with a Christ
mas party.
A large Christmas tree centered
the dining room, being decorated
with streamers of tinsel and Christ
mas colors, and upon it were hung
gifts in exchange for the members.
A pound snower was aiso given
during the evening by the members
to tne'- Dastor- of the Methodist
churcrfl'and-hW1 h "Mt-aiid- f !
E. O. Ranwri.b'l3eWl'BVnl eM
played M'rm V.i afirf to
wlnnersi1-Mrt,'liTfe;ftriHa,rt nd
Mrs. Mae6Hantia'-belht;Itftr wlWier
A two-course1 irnenetm -was served
by the hostess, who was assisted by
Mrs. Wayne Mack and Mrs. E. G.
Ranton. As the guests were leav
ing for their homes, each was pre
sented a bouquet of holly.
The next meetmg of the cluo will
be held at the home of Mrs. C. G.
Irvine in January.
The guest group Included Mrs.
Ralph Plttman, Mrs. Wayne Mack,
Mrs. Elmer Bamhart, Mr6. Carrie
Smiley, Mrs. Charles Irvine, Mrs.
Charles Smiley, Mrs. Mae Hanna,
Mrs. P. W. Berry. Mrs. Let Hersh-
berger, Mrs. C. Naslund. Mrs. Ed
Kelly, Mrs. P. G. Hewett, Mrs. E.
G. Rantoul, and the hostess, Mrs.
O. G. McConnell.
Siiverton The Siiverton Teach
ers' association held a meeting In
the Eueene Field auditorium. The
business meeting was conducted by
Miss Whittaker, the association
president.
Dr. McCannel spoke on two phas
es of his trip to Europe: glimpses
of the trip, and misinformation re
garding travel In Europe. Each.
teacher donated a small sum to the
Siiverton community chest. -Later,
various committees .pre
sented short skits. Refreshments
were served.
BELATED PROGRAM
PLANNED AT SHAW
SOLEMN MIDNIGHT
MASS IS OFFERED
Siiverton Christmas day services
at St. Paul's church, Siiverton, will
be held at 12 o'clock. Solemn mid
night mass, begin niing with "Holy
Night" siing by he choir accom
panied by Instrumental music fur
nished by the pupils of the music
school. Sr. Olivette at the organ.
The subject for the sermon is
"Behold I bring you good tidings
of great joy, that shall be to all
the people." At the offertory
"Artestle Fidelis" by Fr. Koenen
will be sung.
The second mass will be at 8
o'clock. During this mass the chil
dren's choir will sing.
HIGH GRADES GIVEN
FOR SCIO STUDENTS
Sclo Report cards for the second
six weeks were given out this week.
Ardyth Shelton received the honor
card for the highest grade average
in the senior cla6s, Gloria Wesely for
the junior class, Marjorie Hoppe for
the sophc-.ore class, and Lorena
Thurstcn, lor the freshman class.
Shaw The members of the Wo.
men's Comnnjilty club of Shaw met
at the home of Mrs. Edward Gilbert
Wednesday afternoon.
Plans were completed for the
Christmas program to be given in
the Shaw hall Thursday after
New Years. The Cub is also pre
paring a box for the Salvation Ar
my to be distributed among me poor
at Christmas time.
A lunch was served by Mrs. Gil
bert to Mrs. William Brownell, Mrs.
A. C. Burghart and daughter Pa
tricia, Mrs. Edward Amort, Mrs.
Alten Brownell, Mrs. Edward Cof
fin, Mrs. Joseph Perry, Mrs. Lloyd
Keene, and Mrs. Fred Gilbert and
daughter Georgia.
PAST MATRONS CLUB
GUEST BAXTER HOME
Dayton Mrs. Eva Baxter enter
tained the Past Matrons club at her
home in the regular monthly meet
ing Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. H. D.
Bond, present matron of Electa
thapter No. 29 O. E. S. was a guest.
Members present were Mesdames
W. O. Barnard, James Cruikshank,
E. Demaray, Prank Hole, Andrina
MatfhM SVnllv .1 NicholS. J. G.
Park. J. E. Proffit, J. L. Sherman, I
and the hostess. Jlrs. Baxter served
refreshments.
LADIES' NIGHT HELD
BY STAYTON LIONS
Stayton The Stayton Lions den
had a gala night of their history
at the Gem cafe in Stayton Wed
nesday evening, when about 25
members and their ladies gathered
at a Christmas dinner party, grow
ing out of the recent membership
and attendance contest. The two
losing teams entertained the win
ning team and their ladies.
The manager of the Gem cafe,
Jesse Hendershott, served the gath
ering a turkey dinner. Caps, ser
pentines and other novelties added
to the festivities. The party last
ed from 7 o'clock until 10:30, which
was conducted by the famous
Santa Claus who distributed gifts
to the members and guests.
GYMNASIUM CLASS
HOLDS XMAS PARTY
Stayton The ladles' gymnasium
class party was a very pleasant af
fair. Music, cooversatkti and a
lunch was much enjoyed, while gifts
were exchanged. Mrs. Lizzie Crab
tree of Kingston was dressed as
Santa Claus. The club house was
decorated under the direction of
Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Tate.
BRUSH CREEK'S
SCHOOLACTIVE
Brush Creek The Brush Creek
school Is preparing a large and very
Interesting program to be given at
,-tne fcPhoolhouse on the evening of
fefre 8t tJr: program. The play is en-
pseember 23. A play is the main tea-
titled -Christmas Gimme." Those
taking part include Lyle Krug. Mar
torv Hillman: Charlotte Goplerud,
Milo Moe. Vivian Buness, Oriet
Moen. Waier Goplerud, Ruth Mauer.
er, Juanita Moe, Merl Grace, Jor
dan Moe, Harlan Moe, and Borghild
Underdahl.
Between changing of costumes
and scenery recitations will be given
bv Donna Krug, Juanita Moe, Merl
Grace, Jordan Moe, a monologue by
Ruth Mauerer, piano solo by Walter
Goplerud, a piano duet by Vivian
and a song by Charlotte Goplerud,
Buness and Borkhild Underdahl,
Marjory Hillman, Ruth Mauerer,
Borghild Underdahl and Orlet Moen,
with Vivian Buness as accompanist.
REBEKAH LODGE
HAS CHRISTMAS
TREE, PROGRAM
Independence Cloverleaf Rcbek-
ali chapter, held its annual Christ
mas tree Tuesday evening in the
I. O. O. P. hall at which time gilts
were exchanged. A Santa Claus dis
tributed the gifts and the children
were all remembered.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed W under were
presented with a waffle iron. a gift
from the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
for many services, rendered 111 a
musical way.
A program by the children was
given as follows: Recitation, Betty
Crossley; song, Barbara Ruef ; violin
duet, Evelyn Davis and Marian
Ruef; recitations by Marian Travis
and Betty Lou Autrobus; piano solo,
Frances Hanna; recitation, Roy
Hanna.
Mrs. Ellen Davis and Mrs. J: S.
Robbie were the program committee.
SEWING IS PLANNED
BY MOTHERS' CIRCLE
Grand Island Mrs. Tom Lawr
ence entertained the Mother's Circle
at her home Wednesday afternoon.
Christmas gifts were exchanged.
Mrs. George Antrim, Clarence Bad
1 ger, Mrs. Ray and Mrs. Carl Thorn
ton were the guests.
' Members present were Mesdames
Dave Allen, Charles Ferguson, Dale
rowier, E. A. Lei ley, Clarence Rock
hill, Harvey Robertson, Prank Row
land, Adelbert Smith. Tom Trent,
Harold Tompkins, Jake Tompkins,
Morton Tompkins, William Umban
hower, Matt Warren, Roy E. Will,
Worth Wiley and Mrs. Lawrence.
The next meeting will be at the
Harvey Robertson home. The women
will meet at the Unionvale church
to sew for the Vernon Wright fam
ily who tost their home by fire.
PROGRAM IS MONDAY
St. Paul The St. Paul grade
school will present a Christmas
program Monday afternoon tinder
the direction of the teachers. Miss
Alice Davidson and Miss Loretta
Gooding. The parents and friends
are invited to tne program.
LABISH CENTER TO
HAVE XMAS EYENT
r
Lablsh Center A Christmas play i
entitled. '"The Messenger," will be
presented by the community Sun
day school of Lablsh Center Sunday
evening at 7:30 o'clock.
The cast includes Mrs. Horace
Bibby, the Misses Emma McClaugh
ry, Martha Seul, Grace Klampe
and Wlllard Hornschuch. D?lbert
Bibby and Raymond Bibby.
Several short recitations and
Christmas exercises will be given by
children of the community. At the
close of the evening's program the
children will each receive a gift
from Santa Claus.
BUSTER
BROWN
SHOE
STORE
GRAND THEATRE
T-O-N-I-G-H-T
FRAZIER PLAYERS
SCHOOL VACATION
TO START TUESDAY
Scio Worlc on the play and the
glee club songs to be given for the
gressing rapidly. The program will
be given Tuesday morning. School
will then be dismissed until January
2 for the Christmas vacation.
Present
"STELLA BE CAREFUL"
Chuckles Laughs Roars
and
"MOTHER MA CHREE"
All the world loves an Irish drama
Coming Sunday
"THE ROAD TO RUIN"
FIRST TIME IN 6ALEM
Startling drama of youth today
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That last moment J !
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You couldn't select a wiser
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' 405 State Street Phone 340
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Semi-
Annual
A
Mill City Miss Gwenth Dike and
Miss Janice Dunivan of Mill City,
and Miss Elaine Looney of Detroit,
students of the Oregon Normal
school, are home for the Christmas
vacation. They will return for
school January 6.
THIS COVPON AND
5c
ADMITS ONE CHILD
I'NDER 12
ALL DAY SAT.. DEC. Jl
GRAND THEATRE
Phone, 48 - 49
simipsoh
155 N. Commercial St.
SIRS)(SI33I&Y
Oregon Burbank
Potatoes
Grown on upland soil
Smooth, clean and free
from black centers.
29c
$2.69
CHRISTMAS SPECIALS
Buy your Christmas Nuts and Candies here. You'll find our
prices a saving to you. Our candies are fresh from the
factory all nuts are of this year's crop.
10,
Royal Club
COFFEE
A fresh shipment
lb.
1 Can
$1.29
'lbs. ....
100 lb. sack
Plain Mixed
Straight Mixed
M
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GRAND THEATRE
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY
THE
fcfc
ROAD TO RUIN
Startling
Revealing
TruthSul
AT OUR REGULAR PRICES
(Not for children under 16)
Extra Choice Oregon
Rome Beauty
APPLES
Box ... $1.59
Choice Oregon
Spitzenburg
APPLES
$1.39
CANDY Starlight
Broken Mixed
Delicately Flavored
Christmas Colors
Assorted flavors and
. colors
2i ibs 25 c
Fancy Ribbon Mixed
Blended colors
CANDY
27c
A fancy assortment of
beautiful colors
pounds
39c
A. B. Best '
COFFEE
Steel cut
lbs.
35c
Jumbo
Per
pound
Jelly Beans
As
2 ibs,
Assorted flavors
29c
Per
Box
Navel
ORANGES
Extra large size
69c
Fancy New Crop .
Brazil Nuts
2 ibs 35 c
5 pounds
9c
Navel
Per
Dozen ...
ORANGES
Medium size
59c
Per
dozen
Very Choice Oregon
New Crop
FILBERTS
2 ibs 35 c
5 pounds 85c
Extra Fancy
Mixed Nuts
25c
Navel
Per '
pound
4 pounds 85c
ORANGES
Large Size
Dozen VIV
Navel
ORANGES
" Medium Small
49c
Per
dozen
Per
Pint
Fancy Large Ripe
OLIVES
35c
Hand Dipped
Chocolates
Regular price 50c lb.
Christmas Special
Per. OQp
Pound UJs
Very Choice Oregon
WALNUTS
md pounds .
39c
5 pounds 90c
Best Cane
SUGAR
19 pounds $1.00
Bishop's
COCOA
1 34 c
Per
pound
39c
Memory
COFFEE
Highest possible quality.
2 s ...... 85 c
Cascade Blend
COFFEE
A rich dark heavy bland
3 lbs 79 c
Whole Wheat or White
BREAD
O loaves .. 19c
Fancy Comb
HONEY
19c
Per
Cake
Del Monte Small
PEAS
No. 2 Can
O Cans
12 Cans .
65c
.$2.39
Del Monte
Sliced or halved
PEACHES
O Cans .. 79c
12 cans $2.79
Del Monte Sliced
Del Monte
Pineapple PUMPKIN
Footwear
FOR-
Men
Women
AND
Children
No. 2'2 cans
3 Cans 89C
12 Cans $3.23
J cans
6 cans .
44c
..79c
Per
Pail
5 lb. pail
62c
Park wherever you wish. We deliver to your car with no added charge. Leave
your food wants avoid traffice congestions.
SHOP AT
BUSTER
BROWNS
A
Pleasant
Place to
Trade