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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO fcXCI.lSIVE NEWS PJSI'ATCHtfS WILLAMETTE VALLEY NEWS by special cokkkki'ondeni MONDAY, JANUARY 13, VJX) COUNTY SCHOOL WILL GET FRESH TEACHERS CORPS 1 Monmouth One hundred and eighteen students, of the Oregon ' Kormal achatl will da their Dr&C- flUce teaching during the next twelve weeks, according to the report com piled in the oil ices of Delmar Dew- : er. head of the several training cen- - ier. ine Hiuuruus wiuj jc w w their practice work this term are: II lar Emm Patl?ron: second and th.rS ,, aradea lr'tiy fiuffuo. Vcrda Crook. H'U-n Woodward. Mary n.. ixbooim. va '-McCaaWF; (ovrUt aatl fifth ird Dor- ,. DUer. Mr)ori Merrick. Jullamia p.. OUa Btitdlne. Maraaret waterman. MadHiu r,lraon: aliUi arade Wi!inifrit ''A1W. Rose Hutton. Edna Lul'.rell. Ulldrrd -'Nrakeiaon, Bllaabeth Lam ill; oiatlipmat . lea and at ienc? Olivia Behlr. Lut Cle- laud, Oerald Kabter, Juaiilta Leather. Lu C 41a WtUon; FnalUh Lrona CortLll. Don j.flld Xablrr, Mn. Echo McMahon, Rotolla Wataoti. Mrs. AltH-rU DarentUil; htator and aeoraihr Prancea Muller, David 'm.ii... trrf.it fliarriii Emmi Currier finrcli. Iiidrprnl-uc: FirU trade Roberta Bra ih. Martha Lauru. Blh Kindred, Mil drfd Precrln, Wil;aa Owen; aecond Olea Abbott. Gera:d'.e OilJUand. Florence Ken IW. Doria Nrirfiwr. Joaphme Fletcher; third--Hutt Adtma. d:th Kincrr. Heaince Bi"0p. Irene Phillip. Lenor Wcrtdeock. Fourth trade Virginia Graville. Allea Ja robson, Wiida Held, Ellen Johnson. Vienna KAimaia: fifth .trade Joyee Caldwell. Kvan- f. line Cbruwnton, Edna Frewtna. Kalli rr.'iie 01dr: iJttft and aixth aradei Mn. Pearl Bk-r. Opal Buneat. Velva Hatilcy, Luetta Johnston. Zoe UarahaU. Uorothy .. Youns; .tl arade Roaa Gobeo. Dona Joiuuon. Helen Eaaera. Emma Rotrra, " Mary Grnce Riwli; aeverUh trade Heed White. Adclia Burlthart. Sherman Fo.W, Dorothy Kenton. Florence LrndJ. Irl No llti, el nth trakl" Harlan Cautlwrs. Wll llr.ra JriLirn. Joe Wilson, Roland Wtuirater, HtUn Carter. Rlcfcreall: Wlltna Bt-pheni. Ptrl Cham berlain. Grace Bridicefarmer, Helen Hall. Il.-lcn Mills. Ejthor Fo. Alma Halversou, Elslo Tulonr-n. Alice Palmer. Farm Home: Ruth Foster, Nflll Wall, Velnia Crofoot. Irene Stewatt. Marcerrt Dales. Xella Edv.-ards, Alice O'.tun. Lola Bmpp, Kallilwn McClaln. lone Rooertson. ChriiUna Howie. Aliens Dempscy. lola Vt Janice Dual van. Valaeti: Marie MulWihotf. Dolly West, Mane Toner. Inoa WHin, I.uclla Whlle head. DorU Oodaoy. Mary WnlJcer. Grace tuinpioit, Kllnor Clark. Lucille Larlmi-r, Janet G-llI n. Dorothy liemary, Mary Freed. Edi Hull. KM9 SEWING GLU3 STARTS NEW YEAR Haiel Orccn The' Memo GowiiiT club lield lis first mwttng of Uie new year at the horn! of Mrs. Idyl Uunnican. UefrrahrMtlU were ser ved by Ihe ' hostess, assisted by Mrs. Ada Fsist end Mrs. Miry Wampler. In the Ktoup were Mrs. Alice An derson, Mrs. Minnie Dunnisan. Mrs. Walter Ruthertora, Mrs. Ada Ritst, Mrs. Mt Tuve, Mrs. Pearl Woods. Mrs. Elizabeth Davis. Mrs. Mary Wampler. Mrs. Barbara Snyder, Mrs. Elaabetil Ktrkpatriclc. Mrs. Ul llan Hynes. Miss Marlon Wampler. Mis.1 Harriet Dunnigau and Miss Helen Hynra. Hie next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Edward DunniBon Sr. Friday nl-ht. January 24. A social will Im held at the Lou Kai.it hoin2 at which t'me Uie member.-.' hus btndj and fr-mily will be euesU. NUTRHIOM LECTURE IS PROVIMG POPULAR Grand fciand There were 22 peo ple present tor the second of the tarTes of nutrition educational dem onstration meetings conducted by Mla Lucy A. Caso of O. A. C. at the Demonstration of school lunches and sandwich making will be the subject of the third lneetlin which will be I'ebrauray 12 at the Clarence Hockhill heme. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Baldwin of Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Percy MUlnr. Lafayette, Mesdame; Ceorje Antrim, Verna Anderson. Au-.tm Allen. Louis Will and Vernon Wright cf Unionvalc were Included In the group. SKATING IS PAINFUL Hasel Orsin Mt Ma-faret Dim nl?an is the victim ot an unusual accident. .While skating on an ice slide at her home she broke several small bones In her heel. Tlie bones have been set and her foot encased In a cast by a Salem physician but Miss Margaret will be confined to her home toi at least two weeks. Miss Harriet Duntzan, who has been 111 for the pMt week with a severe case of UMiMlltt. is now recovering find will again attend school Mon day. MRS. STEWART HOST West Salrm Mrs. George Stew art tnt?rUtn?d Informally at her home cn Luscwater street Thursday afternoon, honoring Mrs. Leonard BurRoyne. refreshments were serv ed by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. t'mory Williams. TALKS ON HISTORY Jeff crron Wednesday evrnim? at the M. E. church Mrs. Edith Toiler Weathered vtil Rive an Intresling tilk on Oregon history. The met- hif will be held under the aueplces of the Jefferson woman club and tlte public is cordially invited to at tend. - SOCIETY TO MEET Monmouth The Homelike iwloty cf the Evangelic! church will hold Its rorular weekly meetln? at the home of Mrs. Cora 8mith. 437 South Monmouth avenue, Tuesday alter- noon at 1 .30 o'clock. The aY'.ernoon will be silent quilting. PARTY IS TUESDAY Mt. Anje! The St. Anne's society will sponsor a card party Tuesday evening In tlx school auditorium. The committee In charge Include Mrs. R. O. Appleby, Mrs. Frank Am n, Mrs. 8am Ackerman, Lira. J. T. Bauman. Mrs. Joa. Bernt. Mm. Hen ry Baker, Mn. John Begin and Mrs. Leo Barr. V7IIX TCAC'H CLASS Monmouth During the absence ot Mri. Orac Parker Morris, who ts on an eastern tour, Mrs. Addle Ro bards. suulstant to the dean of wo men of the normal school, wtll teach Mrs. Morris- Sunday aehool clan of SKrmal aehool fir la. Lovers of fee Skating Flock Near SUverton HUverton Beverml haiidrea people, mostly from Silverton, enjoyed an afternoon of skating oa the pond Just south of tlie Salen-hllverton high way where It . crosses the Pudding river. Nearly M aatomobllea were parked In the vicinity of the ire at aoe tune daring the afternoon with the moonlight night at tracting onera. The pond is caused hy overflow water and is popular during brief drops In temperature as the water la shallow and Ice forms readily. YAMHILL LODGES JOINT CEREMONY HELD AT DAYTON Dayton Joint Installation of of ficers of Yamhill lode No: 20. I. O. O. P. and Naomi Bebekah lodge No. S3 was held in the Odd Fellows hall in Daytcn last week. The installing officers of Willam ette lodge of Ncwberg, agisted Mrs. Wilva Louis, district deputy, presi dent of NaomL Officers for the Pbckahs are. N. Q Ruth Peffer; V. O., Virginia Senn; secretary, Madalcne Rossner; financial secretary, Vedah Wlllard; treasurer, O'Dclia Miller; chaplain, Martha Dower; warden, Mabel Hol llday; conductor, Elsie Herring; I. S. O., Vcneta Mayberry; O. S. O.. John Mayberry; R. S. N. O.. Andri ana Matches; L. S. N. O., Gwendo lyn Cooper; K. S. V. O., Wesa Ress ner; L. S. V. G.. Violet Senn; musi cian, Wilva Louis. Earl Namitz. district deputy grand master of Ncwberg was Installing of ficer for the Odd Fellows. Those In stalled were: N. G., Theodore Ress ner; V. O. Wendell Wiilard; war den, Ronald Ressner; conductor, Rosswell Rossncr; secretary. O. C. Goodrich; treasurer. M. A. Palmer; chaplain D. C. Clark; I. G.. Willred HfhBeit; O. O.. L.. A. Rossner; R. S. N. O., liobert Hodge; L. S. N. O. Z. Si:'.n?lc; I;. S. V. O.. Milo Parish; L. S. V. O., Herman Louts; R. S., Joe Baxter; L. 8.. William P.irtsh. A tthe ciose of the installation the ccnimiltee served a lunch to 70 members and visitors, sume of them from Ncwberg and MeiuuinviUe. BRIEOWELL GIVEN AGAIN Amity The annual meeting of the Bank of Amity was held TIium tiay evening at which time officers and directors were elected to serve for the year. Thane- elected were: president. J. W. Brlrdwcil: vice pre iticnt. S. L. Stewart; cashier and maiwcr. II. W. Torbet; ajlstant cashier, Ernes tine Groves. Directors are J. W. Bricdwril, s. L. Stewart. H. W. To bert, George W. Bricdwcll and Gus Prang. The bank han shown ft substan tial Increase In resources during the pxst year and has been organ ized 26 years. PROGRAM IS GIVEN AT MIDDLE GROVE Middle Grove The community club of Middle drove met at the cchool hou-e Friday evening with a ffced Attendance in spite ot the cold weather. After the business s?sslnn an ln tereattnj program wis given, con sisting of a piano eolo by Cath erine Scharf, reading by David Bartruff. a dialogue by primary room, vocal solos by Lester Evans, and a piano duet by Catherine and Genevieve Kcharf. Those m charge of the program were Marie Kihs and Mm. W. F. Scharf and Hmnan Wackrn. Rc fi'eshnients were eerved. RETAIN DIRECTORS Aurora At the regular annual mating of the stockholders of tlie Aurora Mutual Telephone company tha rctiraig members of Uie botrd of directora weie re-elecettd. Th; throe directors are Guerre IYy. Wil- llwm B-iin5 and Ot'ot ien:en. Don't let SORE THROAT get the best cl you . . IjTVE m'nurcs after yMi rtiS cn Mtiatm4e your throat should begin tofrtUrastori-i Continue ihr tiaartncnc : onrff every hour for fivt hours and you'll be asrnruthrd at the relief, t Working like the tratnrd hands of a matt cur, tlua famous blend of oil of tnnttard, czmphor. menthol and other tngrrdtenrs brinr rli;f imtirallv. It ! teiwtnrri and stimulates Mood circuit tioa and helps to draw our inteetion and 1 earn. Used hy millions for 20 years. jKceommeniicJ hf doctors and nunes. Keep Muatercdchandy janaiHl tubes, - To Mothr$MutterQfo is alto rttsJ in mildr form far Ixtbiet end ittwli chiliirwtu Asit Jor LhU tUtn't Mustcrole. LYONS REBEKAH AND ODDFELLOW LODGES INSTALL Lyons The Odd Fellows have In stalled officers for the ensuing term. John BodiKer, V.- O.; 8; D. Brown, treasurer; C. B. Surry, secretary; Arthur Vaughn, warden; Clyde Lew Is, conductor; D. H. Monroe, R. 8. to N. G.; Man!ey Stone, L. S. to N. O.; William Cone, R. S. to V. G.; Ray Keukin, ts. 8. to V. O.; A. Ring, inside guardian; William Mulkey, chaplain. At tha regular meeting of ths Re bekahs held Thursday eveningHel en Vaughn acting ai grand mar shal and Alice Huber as district deputy president, installed the fol lowing officers: Elisabeth Hughes, N. G.; Clara Edna Mulkey, V. O.; Clara Brown, secretary; Alice Huber, treasurer; Anna Berry, warden; Mabel Ba. conductor; Ruth Trask, musician; Helen Vaughen, R. S. to N. G.; Inex Ring, L.8.toN.O.; Rosa Berry, R. 3. to V. O.; Fern Cone, L. S. to V. G.; Ada Wiley, insicie guardian; Hazel Lewis, outside guarduui; Mar garet Bodiiccr, chaplain. - Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mains and Mrs. Martin Keukin were initiated Into the order. A banquet was served at a late hour to about thirty-five members. Lyons Claude Surry of LewLston, fdaho. is spending a few day with his brother Clinton and family. W0GDBU8N-GHURGH SOCIETY TO MEET Woodburn The Woman's Mis sionary society of the Presbyterian church will meet Wednesday after noon, in the church with Mrs 8. W. Maupin as leader. The committee on entertainment consists of Mrs. E. J. Allen, Mrs. H. F. Butterfleid an Mrs. Henry Layman. The speakev oi the afternoon will be Miss Lucy Schafer, representing the board of national ml.-3lon5, and who has had spcci.il experience In working atnonir the Indiani and mountaineers. The women of tlie Bethel church arc In vited as well as those of the Wood burn church. The meeting will begin at 2:30 o'clock. In the evening Miss Schafer will address a Joint meeting of the Woodburn and Bethel churches at Bethel at 7:30 o'clock. Under the zoning system of the Presbyterian church, natiuuu! missions is espe cially emphasized during the months of January and February. Miss Seha.'er will spend over a month In Oregon, speaking every afternoon and evening except Saturdays. IS HELD 3Y P.-T, Scc'.ts Mill.". The January meet ing of the P. T. A. was held at the school building. Mrs. Writght, the county secretary and Dr. B. F. Pound, ou:ity president, were pres ent. The business meeting was follow ed by a protrrom consisting of sev eral demonstration ltssons by the grade teachers. Miss Foster of the primary grade gave a presentation of a firs; grade phonics le&un. A fifth grade spelling lesson was dem onstrated toy Miss Newccm'o, and a seventh credo arithmetic project by Dr. Deckel. The membership contest with captains. Mrs. Lillian Musee erd Mrs. LaVern Dixon c:os td with a tie. masUig a total mem bership of 72. After the meeting refreshments were served by the committee under the direction of Mrs. Winnie HcUis. MISSIONARY TO SPEAK Aurora Miss shafer. missionary among American Indians for many yaers. will speak at the Presbyterian church at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Theatre IT) Smashing through to- ASS J Ik W t I rl, ty' Kll,t?r tn the Tr:il lfU1- Tcfs if (SiJ;. thing love! Tlie thrilling 1 V ViV -XI V? Jf lovm of "Close Hnr- lt'En VA sTw?"tavJ! mony" In a singing, danc- Sjy j 'fJVn In, throbbing, backjtage l 1 JaI 'sT"" i )i m illusion SSy CmUlHUUMfT'N A N c y TjV ROGERS CARROll Sv QQiramoiintQictim Monday QKJl aix talking Wednday lrify t0ME"Y (1 I jKtj. &lfkTh CanUnaaas 1 C, J l ' rF I If-fli'iT i U ailr t-lL t 1yrlA3Jl ' tVl JyfAsT atatineea IV VV v ( Y V a tun WOODBURN GARDEN CLUB WILL MEET Wocdburn The Woodburn Gar den club will meet on Tuesday eve ning January 14 at 8 o'clock in the library club rooms. A feature of the program will be a discussion, led by vTay Pelmulder ot the Pel mulder Floral gardens on planning the heme garden and comments on the new things in the catalogues. Everyone Interested in flower cul ture is invited to be present. RELIEF CORPS . INSTALLATION AT WOODBURN Woodburn Installation of officers of I. I. Stevens Relief corps was held at the I. O. O. P. hall Thurs day. The affair- began with a big dinner at noon and In the after noon the following officers were In stalled by Past President Emma Tyson : President. Mrs. Dorothy Wohl hetcr; vice president, Mrs. Mabel Wright; secretary. Mrs. Laura Live say; treasurer, Mrs. Mabel Nendcl; junior vice president. Mrs. Winona Coleman; conductor. Mrs. Ida Har per; guard, Mrs. Blust: chaplain, Mrs. J. F. Rigdon; musician, Mrs. Or. rude Beach; patriotic instruct or. Miss Mary Hershberger; press correipondent, Mrs. Emma Bidwell; color bearers. Mrs. Emma Tyson. Mrs. Nora Broyles, Mrs. Elizabeth Glatt. Mrs. Anna Miller; assistant guard, Mrs. Mamie Allen; assistant conductor. Mrs. Ella Cammack. Following the installation a social hour was enjoyed and the members were entertained with two readings by MIjs Charlotte Mae Llvesay and a group of piano numbers by little Donna Dean. 3". years old. who played her own accompaniment and sang "America." " Long Lon? Trail," "Old Black Joe" and "Jingle Bells." with ease and rhythm surprising in one so young. A number of visitors were pres ent from surrounding towns, includ ing Ccn-.radcs of the Civil and Spanish-American wars. Plans have been made to make the first meeting of the month a social one to begin at 10:30 o'clock in the morning with a lunch at noon and a social in the afternoon. The sccend meeting will be business only. Meetings are held the sec ond and fourth Thursdays of each month. SALEM CHOIR HEAHO AT ALBANY SUNDAY Albany The Salem choir of the First Presbyterian church, com posed of 30 voices was in Albany Sunday and repeated Its Christmas cantata music at the First Metho dist church. William Wright, di rector of the choir is also assistant vocal instructor at Oregon Agricul tural college. The Albany Methodist chcir plans to go to Salem at a later date and present a sacred concert. It was an nounced here. ADAH CHAPTER PLANS PUBLLIC CEREMONIAL Independence Tuesday evening Adah Chaper. O. E. S will hold pub lie installation of ofilcers for the year. At 7 o'clock the members will have a pot-luck supper to which they may invite guests. After a short session of the chap ter the installation of officers will bo held. Mrs. Crosby Davis will be Installing officer. SNOW IS REPORTED Lyons The woodpiles re suffer ing nround this vicinity, the tem perature dropped to eight above Fri day morning. The ground Is still covered with snow. The sawmills as yet are running, but with quite a little damage to water pipes, seven inches of snow is reported at the Cochran H inkle mill with about two inches at th? C.rabtree mill. PASTOR GIVEN SALARY RAISE AT SILVERTON Silverton At the annual meeting of the congregation of the Trintiy churdi the annual saary of the pestor, Hcv. H. I Pass; was raised 1350 making It now $230 per year. Thia was done to eliminate the three yearly offerings which have up to this time been given to the paster.' The treasurer's report showed that $1,122.17 had been sent to the general church budget for the past year and the past yearly local ex penses had been $2,757.11. The following oir:rs were elect ed: Sunday school superintendent, L. H. Meyers; treasurer, Martin Hatteborg ; recording secretary. Hans Jensen; financial secretary, Hans Jensen; assistant secretary, Jelmcr Refsland; organist, Perjuy Gopierud; Janitor, E. Rafsland; new trustees, John Moe and Sam uel Torvend; cemetery beard, Al bert Sathro and Adolph Haugen; auditors, M. G-. Gunderson and L. M. Larson; us;ier3. Arthur Gotienberg, Gilbert Underdahl. Ernsst Boesch and Earner Olson. MARQUAM DWELLING . BURNS td GBGUNO Mimuam The; himc of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Albright, pioneer residents of this district, was completely de stroyed by fire shortly after 2 o' clock Monday morning. The blaze is believed to have started from a defective flrepmce flue. Loss is estimated around $6000 partially covered by Insurance. Only few articles of furniture and clothing were saved. Both the Sccxts Mills and the Silverton fire departments were called. Mr. and Mrs. Albright are making tliiir home temporarily with a son. Wallace Albright, who lives near Marquam. Another son, Rex Al bright, is an attorney In Silverton. Tlio Al-irights live about a mile from Marquam. AURORA LODGE SEATS REBEKAH OFFICERS Aurora Installation of the new officers of Western Hope Rebekah lcd?e was recently held. The Instal lation was in charge of Mrs. Jessie SUenhoff. D. D. P., and a staff of pa.t noble grands. Officers for the ensuing year are: Lela I-Iugill. N. O.; Lizzie Fry, V. G.; Chcrlott Taylor, R. S.; Cordia Cof f man, treasurer ; Mary Eilers, war; Florence Crissell, Con.; Edith Carpenter, chaplain; Jessie Stcin hoif, R. S. to N. O.; Evar Hart. L. S. to W. G.; Lena Ehlen, I. G.; Tth cl Flannery, O. G. Foio'ving the installation the Odd Fellow3 served refreslimenU. EHLEN IS PRESIDENT OF CLUB FOR AURORA Aurora The annual meeting of the Community club was held last week. George A. Ehlen was elected president and Louis Websrt secre tary for the coming year. Arthur Strickland is the retiring president. LAST TIMES TODAY fox elsimoee ll Direction Fox West Coast Theaters. Continuous dslly 2 to 11 p.m. j j drotOlie 'iJ (J 1?5lSiB- Tlle mi?h;lMt romance spectaclel: Y3r BkA -2sVrAV2ni r'a at AQr picture smc the memorable "Beau V" '-4 lf r V 4" i'iot?. 7 :n f.,,rr- kaH-l" 1Qy Gestc." Based on a famous novel j ft iVl lI&&Tlr t. iy cf h'h courie nd "iventurc. and Vl g!l flPi Zr jfri ti ) tn6 Jj filmed In the wild jungle lands and W4 ISkWM,T$ Jo "n rC8'"J " "Ikt- r& -A'&eKiaarJiS f-fl What a thrUl! Whit a romance! V V&jSisZ&Kit Wl'at3M'rrr.y;?tS9 W;ut ,ilm document of marvelous V. (jpifQ courage in the face of petrifying - -IP'iTjjfjKi-O Tlie a-orld's most amazing, most "1 Hk4Ljr ol5r fK fl daring cameramen went to Africa tjMiiLlu A M!M JnQt Tlle wcr'd nfts becn talking about kj r j'b jMMfyyry'PL CxCfe this magnificent picture ever since. iV Jffa! Ji $ictl&'rLSj&i ' tures. Romance that takes root in l( mA A 0 f vv v "STl ir w y0t'r ncftrt! Stupendous spectacle i'l fLEJof lju V- t cwjfcdaCj?. een"or heard jot thrilled to any- Jffi Danish Citizen First to Apply Under New Law Albany Lanrtts Jeuaen, Albany, Is the first perwon in Linn county t declare his Intention of becotnfng citl wn of the United SUtes un der the new naturalizatloii Uw, which haa recently gone 'inla effect, iensen is a mid ject of King Christian X of Denmark, cotninc to this coantry In litl from Esb porg, Denmark. . aaiiing . a the steamship Aouiiania. I. L PATTERSON Monmouth The regular meeting of the Monmouth grange was held Saturday afternoon at ths L O. O. P. Hall. Officers were previously installed, but as Mrs. Velma Smith was not present, she was in stalled at lens meeting as lady as sistant. The Improvement commit tee's report was not ready for pre sentation, so it will be eiven at the next meeting. - : -' In memory for Governor I. L. Patterson, v.iio was until h's recent death a member of the local grange, the charter wns draped and will re main so for 30 days. The nest meeiiug Is to be a county meet at the Pomona grange at Oak Grove.- January 25. INTEREST CONTINUES Scotts Mills Interest in the re vival meetings being held at Uie Friends church under the direction of Rev. W. E. Cox is growing daily vith services held T ty every afternoon and evening ex sept Saturday and l three services on ffsi 'S Sunday. been engaged in the evangelical field for the Methodist chur ches of Oregon and Washington for tlie last nine years. He was recently elected to the faculty of the Portland Bible institute and appointed to the inter-denominational evangelistic field. AMITY FORUM HAS DINNER AT CHURCH Amity The Amity commercial club held Its regular monthly meet ing in the parlors cf the Christian church. During the social hour mu sic was furnished by a male quar tet. S. E. Howard, E. O. Morse, W. R. Osborne and O. E. Ro;h. Rev. E. P. Runnells, vicar of the Episcopal church of McMinnville gave a short address and L. Gardner of Juneau. Alaska, another guest at this time made a short talk. Dinner was served by the women of the church. There was a good attendance. i 4 Joan Crawford IN "UNTAMED" WALDO HILLS CLUB' ENJOYS SOCIAL NIGHT Waldo Hills The Waldo Hills community club enjoyed an excep tionally fine timc at "Its monthly program and social meeting held at the club house Friday evening. The program consisted of a steel guitar solo by Waldo Rue; piano solo, by Gene RusseU; violin duet. by Fred Baker and Beryl Ottoway; reel tat ton by little Phyllis Jean Haberly; monologue, by Frank Bowers. j Following the program the mrm-' bers spent the remainder of the evening in dancing. Music -was furnished by Gene Russ?.l at the piano; Ralph Egan at the drums,- and Harry Richss and Frank Egan, viohnsts. Lunch was served at a late hour, following which more dancing was enjoyed for a shoit time. The club holds its mjetins on j the second Friday of each month and these meetings are open only to club members and specially ui v.tcd guests. A social will be given at the club house on Friday eve ning, January 24, by th3 Wiilard women's club, which, will be open to thp public. AGIOS MAKE IDNEYS H0R1 Drink Water Freely and Often and if Bladder Bothers Take Salts Tlie American men and women must guard constantly against kid ney trouble because we otten eat too much rich food. Our blood Is filled with acids which the fcidnsys strive to filter cut; they weaken from overwork, become sluggish, the elimi.iative tissues clo? and the re sult is kidney trouble, bladder weakness and a general decline in health. When ycur kidneys ftfel like limps of lead; your back hurts cr the urine is cloudy, full of sedi ment, or you are obliged to seek relief two cr three times during the night; If ycu suffer with sick headache, or dizzy, nervous speCs, acid stomacn. cr if you have rheu matism when the wejthsr Is bad, bein drinking lots of gocd water and get from your pharamacist about four ounces of Jad Salts. Take a tablespccnful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys may then act fine. This famous salts Is made from the acid of grapes and lemon Juice, combined with lithia. end has been used for years to help flush and Uimulate clogaed kidneys, to neu tralize the acids in the system so they no longer are a source of Ir ritation, thus cften relininj blad der disorders. Jad Salts is Inexpensive: cannot Injure, makes a delightful efferves cent lithia-water drink and belongs In every home, because nobody can make a mistake by having a good kidnev flushing any time. adv. Fanchon & Marco's . Lets Pretend "Idea" A N D BOY SCOUT CHARTER CEREMONY MONDAY' Monmouth Monmouth Boy Scouts under the leadership of W. B. Morse, instructor In the high school, are to have a public meet ing Monday evening. Th4 charter will be presented at Uiis tune. Scouts will put on various demon strations of Scout handicraft and also will present a number of skits. GRANGE MEETS AT RICKREALL Rickreall Rickreall grange held their regular monthly social meet ing at the grange hall Friday eve ning. Pour new members were Initiated. Winifred Elliott. Kenneth Elliot, Miss McClure and Mrs. Carr. A number of prominent men from Rickreall were dressed up as wom en and gave a negro minstrel. Those participating were Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Powell, the postmaster here; H. A. Dempsey of Dempsey'a garage: Ora- Lantz, Ronald Hosg, O. W. Kellogg, J. H. Harland and Claul Larklns. Mr. Beck ak.o told a story for the arq'isement of the gathering. .ounr Aa-rtea leam r-botit lovs, Ufa aal la nj liter frxn YVrl ItSfreni . MICKET MOVSIa "Galloping Cue ha Mew Flzty&z . .. .... . . I I l rT I Ik- year. 1 Ml tf n't Kiss It! 1 f ,Jfm iIS-eU JNcC lL 3 IlsBtl?!1 T ALIO NO 9