BY SPECIAL COK R ESI'ON U ENT SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1929
PACK TWO
EXCLUSIVE NEWS DISPATCHES
WILLAMETTE VALLEY NEWS
THIRTY PIECE
ORCHESTRA TO
, OFFERCONCERT
I Sllverton The Sllverton com
munity orchestra of 30 pieces will
present a complimentary concert to
the community at the first Meth
odist church Monday evening, be
ginning promptly at o'clock,
t Under the direction of Hal L.
Campbell, this organization bas
for some time been earnestly re
hearsing for this affair. The pro
gram will Include an excerpt from
Schubert's immortal "Unfinished
Symphony." and Safranek's diffi
cult orchestral suite, "Atlantis.''
Among other program numbers
Will be a selection from Victor Her
bert's best loved opera, and by spe
cial request, the evergreen Inter
mezzo, "In a Persian Market." Flute
duets will be played by Messrs.
Batch well and Etorust. a violin
solo by W. Fred Baker, and .a pic
colo solo by M. Steve Schmidt.
t Dr. P. O. Riley, Of Hubbard, will
give a brief address on community
music Rev. Thomas Hardie will
act as chairman.
BIRTHDAY CLUB AT
MILL CITY GUESTS
V Mill City The Birthday club was
entertained at Mrs. Russell Wal
lace's home Thursday afternoon.
The. party was In honor of Mrs. J.
0. 8chaer, Mrs. C. T. Haseman and
Mrs. C. E. Mason's birthdays. The
women embroidered and had a
Christmas tree.
A pot luck dinner was served to
the following members: Mrs. W. H.
Davis, Mrs. Lon Daly, Mrs. Joe
Dawes, Mrs. T. A. Booth, Mrs. T. B.
Lake, Mrs. Charles Haseman, Mrs.
J. O. Schaer, Mrs. C. E. Mason,
Mrs. A. C. Raines, and the hostess,
Mrs. Russell Wallace. . W
HOLIDAY TREAT IS
GIVEN AT STAYTON
Elaborate Program Planned
For Brooks Public Schools
Christmas Party On Monday
Brooks The Brooks 'public school children will give a
Christmas program at the Brooks school house Monday eve
ning under the direction of Principal Wayne Harding and his
assistants. Miss Let Wallace ana
Miss Doris Wood,
TStayton Phe high school audi
Vorlura was packed Thursday night
when the chamber of commerce, as
sisted by the parent-teachers' as
sociation gave each child a treat.
The teachers sponsored the pro
gram, which was given by children
in the grades and consisted o(
songs, recitations and playlet, car
ols were also sung by a large group
of children marching Into the room
ait the beginning of the program.
Mayor George Keech will be host
to all children coming to the St&r
theater Tuesday. Last year, over
300 children received a treat.
SOPHOMORE CLASS
I PARTY IS ENJOYED
Mill City The sophomore class
had a party at the home of Marlon
Allen with Margaret Bodlker. Miry
ftada and Marlon Allen hostesses.
( Much fun was had out of the
Various games of cards and other
games. At a late hour lunch was
served to Misses Lois Lovett, Vel
ma Arthur, Marjorle Sumpter.
treda Smith, Maxlne Jewel. Violet
Fitzgerald. James bimma, Malcolm
Davis, Paul Mason and the three
hostesses. Misses Marlon Allen,
Mary Rada and Margaret Bodlker.
SCHOOL IS CLOSED
- Milt City The school closed Fri
day evening for the Christmas hol
idays. It will be closed until Jami-
ary 9. All of the teachers are
spending Christmas at their homes.
PLAN HOLIDAY TRIP
4 Sllverton Mr. and Mrs, Charles
Llndqulst, now of Salem, who until
recently lived on the B 11 verton -Salem
highway near Sllverton, Intend
to leave Immediately for San Fran
cisco to spend the holidays with
their daughter. They will visit
friends and relatives In Joaquin
valley points before returning home.
Aumavllle Mrs. Ralph Redford
and son, Donald, of California, are
visiting at the I. O. Alsman home,
Mrs. Redford and Mrs. Alsman are
girlhood friends.
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The (olio wing numbers will be
given: Reading. Addle Colyer; reci
tation by Curus cof finds Her; reci
tation, Millie Tscbida; recitation.
by Oenevieve Chastaln, Gilford
Wright, Frank Tschida, Gladys Ep
lejr, Dorothy Nelson, Clayton Cat
ton, Milton ficheuerman. Oh born
Allison, Minnie Ogura, Arllne Ras
mussen, Clarita Fuller, Darreli Al
Usno and Chester Nelson; reading
will be given by Duane Bears, Del
phine Loomls, Richard Potts, Leo
Tschida; song by Clifford Bishop,
Neva Ramp, Marie Bosch, Dorothy
Neson, Edna LaPlemme, Millie
Tscheda, Li (ford Wright and Gen-
ivere Snyder; song by Evelyn Moi-
san, Clarita Fuller, Patty Wilson,
Milton Scheuerman, Alan Stratton,
Stanley Nelson, Joe Tschida, Evelyn
LaFlemme, Delphine, Loomls, John
Colyer and Vivian Lavett; song, by
the school boys; song by Addie Col
yer, Minnie Ogura, Lois Lavett,
Gladys Epley, Francis Coyer, Irene
Sturgis and Cara Umemoto; song
by Gladys Otto, La Verne Gatton,
Beulah Otto, and Irene Sturgis.
A short play entitled "Teaching
Tillie will be given by the follow
ing cast: Tillie, La vine Harris; Miss
Christmas, Pearl LaFlemme; spirit
of messenger, Arleta Wood ; Bob,
E'erette Mcndetthall; Ned, Harry
Loomls; messenger, Lewis Fuller;
Santa, Billie Cofflndaffer; Christ
mas tree. Leonard Chastaln; stars,
Elynor Fuller, John Tschida, Ray
mond Potts, Minnie Cutsinger, and
Elmer Cutsinger; bells, Glenn Cof
flndaffer, Edwin Miles, and Caude
Miles; candles, Daisy Bolts, Sumie
Ogura and Mae Wilson; stockings.
Kreta Fae Ashbaugh and Arlene
Rasmussen; toys, Frank Tschida,
Hattie Aspinwall, Mary Chastaln,
Vernon Freedle. George Lowery;
candy, Robert Bailey, Masco Tam
asu, and Glen Morioka; greens.
Claude Chastain, Curtis Coffindaf-
fer, Freddie Lavett and Theorore
Lowery; dinner, Charles Hess, Ar
thur Susee and James Mcndenhall.
The upper grade pupils will give a
45 minute pay entitled "Christmas
t Finnegan'a Flat," In two acts.
The characters are as follows: Law
rence Susee as Patrick Finnegan,
owner of the flat; Laveme Catton
as Biddy Finnegan. Pat's wife; Bob
by Ramp as Prof. Baton, a violinist;
Oladys Otto as Miss Neversmlle, a
lodger; Irene Sturgis as Mary, lit
tle Tom's sister; Vra Ashbaugh as
Dan Dooley, the policeman; Clif
ford Bishop as little Tom, the pet
of the flat; Emmaline Sears as Miss
Goodheart, Santa Claus' agent:
and Tommy Ogura as John, a chauf
feur. A dozen children who live In
Finn cyan's flat are Francis Col
yer, Beulah Otto, Qlenn Miles,
Louie Freedle, Leo Ramp, Oren
Gtennn Sturgis, Joe Henny. Osborn
Allison, Edna LaFlemme, Evelyn
Moisan and Milton Scheuerman.
The next Brooks school district
and the P. T. A. association made
donations enabling Santa Caus to
nave candy and oranges for all the
children which will be handed to
the children following the program.
TRUCK HOOKS TREE;
DRAGGED ONE BLOCK
Independence AO. M. & I.
truck operating through this city
on freight service, accidentia hook
ed on to one of the Christmas trees
at Main and Monmouth Avenue
and dragged It about half a block,
tearing down electric wires and
causing considerable confusion,
will not be replaced.
WOODBURN HAS
BRIEF SCHOOL
REST PERIODS
Wood burn Woodburn schools
closed Friday afternoon for the
Christmas vacation and will resume
their regular schedule on Monday,
December 30 but will have a holiday
on New Years day
At the high school Friday after
noon a Christmas program was giv
en by the freshman class under the
direction of Miss Mitchell. The
stage was very appropriately decor
ated with a background of small
fir crtes and a lighted Christmas
tree on either side near the front.
The following numbers were giv
en: Christmas Bells, Gwendolyn
Strike; Christmas Carols, It Came
Upon the Midnight Clear and Lu
ther's Cradle Hymn; reading,
Charles Cam mack; harmonica solo,
Daniel Lorentz; Signs of Christmas,
Lois Seely Christmas carols;
Christmas Week, Fred Rogers;
magi cstunt, Frank Bartos; Jes' for
Christmas, Donald Garrett; saxo
phone solo, John Kinns; Best
Christmas Pudding, Dorothy Lee;
Christmas Thought, Mary Alice
Conync; Christmas Story, Mildred
Grom; Christmas carols; The Night
Before Christmas, Alfred Stewart;
Holy Night; Merry Christmas tableaux.
JEFFERSON CHURCH
TO OBSERVE XMAS
Jefferson The Methodist church
will observe the Christmas season
Sunday. The Sunday school will
meet as usual at 10 o'clock a. m. and
at It o'clock preaching services will
be held. The pastor, Rev. D. George
Cole, will bring the Christmas
message to the congregation, the
subject to be "A Christmas Gift."
The various departments of the
church cooperating with the Sun
day school will present the Christ
mas entertainment at 7:30 o'clock
Sunday evening.
Mill City There will be a Christ
mas program at the- Church of
Christ Sunday evening at 7 :30
o'clock. Sunday morning Rev.
Bates will preach on "What I See
in Christmas.'
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DALLAS MASON
INSTALLATION
IS NEXT WEEK
Dallas Masonic Installation of
officers will be held December 27
by Jennlnfs lodge No. . George
Kurre Is worshipful master.
. The officers elected for 1030 are:
Lelf S. Plnseth, worshipful master;
R. S. Kreason, senior warden; Wil
liam W. Harcombe, Junior warden;
W. J. Vassal, treasurer; K. Q. Black,
secretary; the rest of the officers
are appointive and have not yet
been appointed but will be installed
with the others at the next meeting.
The master Mason degree was
conferred upon Virgil L. M. Phear
son at the last meeting, after which
a banquet was served in hte ban
quet room.
IMMANUEL CHOIR TO
OFFER MUSIC AFFAIR
Sllverton The Immanuel church
choir cantata "The Coming of
Christ", will be given Friday eve
ning, December 27. the following
having special selection:
Mrs. Ernest Byberg, Oscar Over
land, Oscar Johnson, Mrs. Oscar
Johnson. Miss Ardis Aarluis, Mrs.
J. Haskins, Mrs. Jasper Dullum,
Clara Bjontegard, Agnes Nelson,
Lewis Larson and Mr. Todkelsen.
An intermezzo with Bertha Aim
on the violin and Jonas Byberg at
the pipe organ will also be gvien.
Mrs. Arthur Dahl will be pianist
for the evening.
GRADE PUPILS GIVE
JEFFERSON OPERETTA
Jefferson The operetta "Christ
inas with the Old Woman In the
Shoe." presented by the grade
school Thursday evening at the Ma
sonic hall, was well received by a
large audience. The children were
exceptionally well trained and en
acted their parts to perfection. The
teachers In charge of the play de
serve a great deal of credit and
praise as well as their pupils.
Miss Bertha Dillon had charge of
the music, assisted by Genevieve
Wied, Miss Elda Reese, the dialogue,
Miss Prances Pierce the stage and
Mrs. Flo Youn the costumes.
VARIED OPERATIONS
PERFORMED ON GIRL
Sllverton Ehjht year old Thel
ma Olsen, only daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Olsen, Is again Hi, this
time with pneumonia, and has with
her a trained nurse, Mrs. Lang of
the Salem Oeneral hospital. At
the present writing Thelma Is much
better and her fever is down.
Thelma had a major mastoid op
eration when four years old,. a maj
or operation for sinus three months
ago.
DALLAS PASTOR
GOSPEL SPEAKER
Dallas Rev. James A. Smith,
pastor of the Presbyterian church
has been chosen one of the speak
ers on the program held Monday
night at the union gospel meeting
in Portland.
He announces that the Presby
terian Sunday school will present
their Christmas program Monday
evening at 7:30 o'clock. The en
tertainment consists of a four act
pageant portraying the Bethlehem
scene. The church choir will as
sist as there are a number of songs
in connection with it. The choir,
directed by Mrs. MacOregor, will
give a sacred Christmas concert
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock to
which a cordial invitation is extend
ed to the public.
Rev. Smith goes to Klamath Falls
Tuesday where he will spend
Christmas with his daughter, Mrs.
Earl Reynolds.
Lyons Alvin .Garrison of Van
couver, Wash., Is visiting at the
home of his father and sisters,
Levi Garrison, Mrs. Marvin Berry
and Mrs. Clarence Bafs.
BENTON GRANGE
CEREMONY HAS
CROWD PRESENT
Kings Valley A Joint Installa
tion of all the granges of Benton
county was held at Philomath with
Mary s River Orange as host. Miss
Bertha Beck, state grange secretary.
acted as installing officer. The work
was most Impressively and beauti
fully done.
Following the Installation work a
program was riven each grange
contributing one number. The au
dience enjoyed the vocal and in
strumental selections, the readings,
the drill and the stunt offered for
the amusement The last two furn
ishing the humor for the evening.
A "Hayseed Drill" was given by
Mary's River grange with the
women dressed In sunbonnets and
old fashioned clothing, each carry
ing a garden rake while the men
wore overalls, had large bandanas
tied around their necks and wore
large straw hats, each armed with
a hoe.
King's Valley stunt brought much
laughter as the audeince beheld
their past masters. SI Pratt of
Mary's River. Ed Blake of Mountain
View and E. R. Jones of Willamette
granges, endeavoring to make dress
es from newspapers for the three
Kings Valley women, Mrs. Cosgrove,
Mrs. Allen and Mrs. woods.
Past-master Bottger of Summit
Past-mater Bullivant of Willamette
and Pomona-mater Kent, acted as
judges and timekeepers. Jones was
declared winner.
By special request from Mary's
River grange. Wilson Bump of
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TOM MIX
In
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Duahes"
Zane Grey's famuos story of
the early border days.
KARL DANE
In
"Voice of the.
Storm''
also
COMEDY
SUNDAY BRINGS
"THE ROAD TO RUIN"
First Presentation in Salem
A FLAMING WARNING TO
THE PARENTS OF AMERICA
Kings Valley offered his contortion
ist act.
After tne program a harvest
feast was enjoyed by the patrons of
husbandry.
The members attending from
Kings Valley grange were Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Cosgrove, Mr. and Mrs.
L. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Williams,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Ward Talson, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Woods, Mr. and
Mrs. C. L. Bump, Mrs. Rose Sulli
van, Bruce Miller, Wilson Bump
and C. W. Bloan.
NAVAL MAN HOME "
Independence Edward Imbler,
son of Mrs. Hattie Imbler. of this
city, and who Is enlisted 4n the
navy with U. S. 8. Saratoga, now
in San Pedro, is here on furlough
visiting his mother. This is his
first visit In two years. He will
leave in a few days on a three
months' trip which mill take them
through the Panama canal.
COMEDY IS SUCCESS
Independence The Huntley
Comedy company, composed of Mr.
and Mrs. l. L Huntley and son.
Gordon, and Mrs. Joe Rogers, all
of the Greenwood district, went to
Eola recently and put on a two-act
comedy, as a benefit for the com
munity club of Eola. Mrs. Rogers
gave several Scottish dances, among
them the "Highland Fling."
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