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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO EXCLUSIVE NEWS DISPATCHES WILLAME1TE VALLEY NEWS BY SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT SATUKUAY, J UNE 21, 1930 SUNDAY MARKS FINAL SERMON CHURCH YEAR West Salem Sunday will mark the close o! the present conference year for the Ford Memorial church, the last conference setting the close of the year In June, here after. Instead of September. The pastor, Rer. M. A. Groves, will have completed 21 months' work on this charge before conference convenes in Astoria next week. During the past two years, some splendid things have been accomp- Ushed by the West Salem church and the Summit church, both of which are cared for by Rev. Groves. During this period, there has been a net increase in the membership of 50 per cent. &8 new members having been added to the church rolls. A substantial payment on the church debt and some small Im provements to the church properly have been made, a total of $800 having been expended for these purposes. It is felt by an those interested in the welfare of this community that, in a few years, under efficient pas toral and lay leadership and backed" or us memDers and constituents that the Ford Memorial church wil! become one of Salem's leading churches. At the morning services Rev. Groves, will preach his final ser mon for this conference year. His sermon topic will be, "Chosen of God." The special musical num bers will be, a piano offertory and voluntary by Miss Ruth Rees, and a vocal duet by Miss Helen Gosser and Miss Ada Clark. At the evening service, tlie chil dren who have been attending the dally vacation Bible school will give a demonstration of the work they have been doing during the past two weeks. I)r. C, M. Andrews, di rector of religious education of the Oregon conference of the M. E. church, will give a short address. The complete program will be as follows: Piano solo, Ora McDowell; son by the entire school; memory drill, beginner's class; Bible story. Teresa Mae Greene; the "Twenty Third Psalm" upper clarsw; refer ence hunting, thud grade; books of , the New Testament, books of the Old Testament and the Beatitudes. pupils of the intermediate room, Lyle Thomas, teacher; Bible story, Fred Warren; pageant, 'The Good Neighbor," third grade; address. Dr. C. M. Andrews, presentation of the diplomas by the teachers. GLOB GROUP MEETS AT MARTIN HOME Amity The E. S. S. C. met at the home of Mrs. H. R. Martin south o( Amity Thursday. The af ternoon was spent in shelling peas for tho tostci.1 A luncheon was served at 5 o'clock by the hostess, assisted by her daughters, Mrs. El wood Cooper and Mm. Carl Martin. Members present wero Mrs. Ed ward McGlure, Mrs. Fred Schaeffer, Mrs. Etta Day. Mrs. W. T. Weston. Mrs. Olcnn Westjon. Mrs. Llovd Tresham and children, Mrs. Bessie Sorensen. Mrs. Fred Walllnir. Mrs. Carl Martin, Mrs. El wood Cooper ana daughters, viola and Orvetta. Guests of the club at this meeting were Mrs. J. A. Breeding. Mrs. leniia Harrison, Barbara Dissraore and Charlotte Jouta. YOUTHS ARE GIVEN PARTY ON BIRTHDAY Grand Island Jacob Tompkins, in, ana Harry Tompkins, 14, were honored when tnelr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Tompkins entertain ed 33 young people of this and the surrounding neighborhoods at their home Wednesday evening. VISITOR IS HONORED Sllverton Mrs. H. R Steen and her daughter, Mrs. Calriee John eon, entertained Wednesday In hon or of Mrs. Stren's other daughter, Mrs. Gordon McCall, who Is visit ing here with her two children from Reeds port where McCall Is super intendent of the saw mill. Those at tending were Mrs. McCall, Mrs. Ed Holden. Mrs. O. P. Ormbrek, Mrs. O. B. Bentson, Mrs. E. J. McCall. Mrs. Carl Specht, Miss Ina Harold and the Hostesses. NAME SCHOOL BOARD Hopewell C. E. Matlock and Eurl Bice were elected directors in the Hopewell distr ict at the school meet ing Monday. Mrs. C. E. Mattock was elected clerk. ILL IX HOSPITAL Sllverton Mrs. Albert Van San tan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al bert Dunllrr of near Sllverton, un derwent a major goiter operation at til Mt. Tnhm linanital I., n . t- Thursday and is doing nicely. Mrs. ' Ajumivt vm uuwn wim ner uaun ter Tuesday and returned Thursday evening. WBE( K VICTIM IMPROVES Sdo Ell Delong continues to Improve slowly from nuto wreck in juries Of few -ftk ni.n Tt comes to Sclo from a farm a few i miles east for medical and surgical attention and gets along reason ably with his horseless carriage, as he rails hf fnltlifnl rnitrhe. ANY junk: Any Amount PAY MARKET PRICE Phon 492 we'll call Salem Junk Co. ? N. ComercM St SAtTRON KLINE UNION CHURCH HOUR PLANNED AT DALLAS Dallas Sunday the Presbyterian and Evangelical churches will hold union services. The morning serv ice takes place In the Presbyterian church when Rer. Jacob Stacker will preach on "The Compelling motive In the life of fit. PauL" The evening service will be held In the Evangelical church when the choir will present ft musical pro gram. : r IDEAL REBEKAH LODGE INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS Turner The Ideal Rebekah lodge of Turner met Wednesday evening in regular session in the Odd Fel low's building here with a large attendance of members and several visitors. Considerable business was transacted followed by a social hour. Mrs. Gayette Barnett gave a hum orous monologue. This was the first of a series of short plays that have been distributed among the mem bers, a playlet to be presented every lodge meeting to keep the record at tendance of members at every ses sion. Following a social hour the ban quet as served and enjoyed by all present. Additional guests were Mr. and Mrs. George Naderman and children, Gerald and Cleona of 6a lem, and Mrs. Naderman's brother, Cecil Martin of Turner. The next regular meeting of Ideal Rebekah lodge will be an important one, and Installation of officers wiil take place. Miss Mabel Walker will be installed noble grand; Mrs. Susan: Girardin, vice-grand; Mrs. Lucille McKinney, secretary; Mrs. Gayette I Baniett, financial secretary; Missl officers will be appointed at the time I Muriel Salisbury, treasurer. Other, of installation. BRIDGE IS ENJOYED AT JOHNSON'S HOME Amity Mrs. Roy Johnson enter tained with a brid ;e parly Thursday afternoon in hunur of Mrs. C. A. Puller, who Is motoring from here to Klamath Falls in July. Pour Ubles of bridge we;-e played Mrs. C. A. Fuller received the prize for high score and as guest 01 honor was presented with a gift. Mus Louise Fuller of Shcnian. Texas, Mrs. E. U. Fulie of Peck. Idaho, Mrs. Mliiuon Smith. Mrs. Helen Peery, Mrs. J. C. Johnson of McMinnvllle. Mrs. Claude Van Busklrk, Mrs. O. A. Vunnlcc, Mrs. A. R. Rlerson, Mrs. Frew w. New man. Mrs. E. O. Morse. Mrs. Emil Lindroff. Mrs. Earl Massey, Mrs. James Payne, Mrs. T. W. Dickey. Mrs. O. E. Roth, Mrs. C. C. Ran dall, Mrs. J. M. Umphlette and the guest of honor Mrs. C, A. Ful ler. BIRTHDAY DATES HONORED AT PARTY ITopmere Mr. and Mia. Julian DeJardm entertained about 20 rela tives recently at their Hopmere hope at a birthday dinner, honoring Julian DeJardln and his twin sis ter, Mrs. Julia DeJardln Brusse!. on their birthday anniversary, and Mrs. Julian DeJardin's brother-in-law, Chet Sundberg of Salem. The guests were Mrs., Joe Vander- beck of West Wood burn, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lilac of Gervats, Mr. and Mrs. A. DeJardin. Mr. and Mrs. Brussell of Wood burn. Mr. and Mrs. B. DeJardin. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Keppingei. Mr. and Mrs. Civet Sund berg of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Gabe DeJardin. nnd Mr. and Mrs. Julian DeJardm. Donavan DeJardln and Maxtne DeJardln. BRIDGE IS ENJOYED Bllvertot. -Mrs. Walter Arbuthnot entertained with a seven table bridge Thursday afternoon, honor -In? Arbuthnot' moth, Mrs. J. B. Arbuthnot of Joplin, Missouri, who is making a visit here. Mrs. H. R Irish won high score, Mrs. Hugh Range second and Mrs. William Service third. SCHOOL IS IMPROVED Hopewell Tlie Palrvlew school district No. 25 is having Its yard cleaned up. Angus Mclntire is do ing the work. KU3t Strata was elected school director at the meet ing Monday. The others are the same as last year. DIRECTORS NAMED Airite The Alrlle school meeting was held at the school house Mon day and elected Edward Bose di rector for three years and Miss La vrlle WiMiims for clorfc. Salem Golf Garden Gardea Golf DRIVE T Salem CloH tisrdra APPROACH The ffl.r and secure E rif saen t PUTT . On an II Hole Miniature Coure Every Hole Different We furnish clubs and balls Good etean fun for everyone frlces 1st game 35c Every game after 1st l.e Tome and play all morning For see All Afternoon for II Ot North Commerrlal Arrow front Marlon Square BIBLE SCHOOL HAS VACATION AND BIG PICNIC West Salem -The dally vacation Bible schooj, which, has been in session for the past two weeks, closed Friday afternoon vlth an ail-day picnic, held in the River side park. About 70 children and a few mothers attended the picnic and later the dinner Which was served la the community hall. This Is the second vacation Bible school held in West Salem and it has been much larger and better than the one held last year. In al most every way. Enrollment this year totalled 75 with an average attendance of 54 daily. Both the total enrollment and the daily at tendance far exceed that of last year. A marked enthusiasm has been shown by both the children and tlie teachers and some high class work has been done. A great deal of credit is due tlie teachers. Rev. and Mrs. M. A. Groves, Mrs. Esther Anensen and- Lyle Thomas, who donated their time and ser vices without charge. The school board also heartily cooperated in tho undertaking by- donating the use of the new school house. No tuition was charged the students, but a few expenses were Incurred in running the school and anyone desh'.ng to contribute toward these expenses may do so by seeing Rev. Groves. STAGE IS CHARTERED BY LODGE MEMBERS SI I verton Twenty-seven members of the local Pythian Sisters and Knights motored to Oregon City in a chartered bus and private cars and were guests of the Cataract Py thian lodge there at an open meet ing Thursday evening. This was a fraternal get-together meeting. There was a splendid pro gram, cards, dancing and Teiresh ments. Members' attending included Mrs. Oscar Satern, Mrs. 0!e Satern, Mrs. Victor Satern, Mrs. O. P. Ormbrek, Mrs.. P. Munson. Mrs. O. S. Hauge, Mrs. S. Tarycni. Mrs. C. Balimorc, Mrs. O. Hatteuertf, Mrs. L. G. Mc Donald. Mrs; A. Haugen. Mrs. A. Stmnd, Mrs. H. Jensen, Mrs. O. J. Moe, Mrs. E. Adams, Mrs. J. C. Lar son, and the hostess. TRINITY TEACHERS GUESTS IN COUNTRY Bethany Mr. and Mrs. Silas Tor vend" entertained the Sunday school teachers of Trinity church of Sll verton at their home here Thurs day night Tho evening was spent in a. round table discussion led by Rev. II. L. Foss. Following this a social hour was enjoyed during which the hostess served! refresh ments. Those motoring out for the af fair were Rev. Foss and Mrs. Alvln Legard of Silver ton; Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Meyer, Miss Althca Meyer. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Larson and Miss Viola Larson from Brush Creek; and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Torvend, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Torvend and Evelyn Torvend from Bethany. SCHOLARSHIP STOCK JUDGE MAKES TRIP Zena Jesse Walling will drive to Corvallis where be will attend the stock judging; contest ' before re turning home, accompanied by his younger brother, Ellis, who has been attending: the boy and girls' club session there the past two weeks. This Is the fourth time he has won a scholarship and attended the sum mer school for club members. The boys are both prominent members of the sheep club and have made tlielr honor on Shropshire. GRAND LAST TIMES TODAY Beau Bandit" with HOD La ROCQl'E 2 Comedies O "All Stuck I'p" Campus Sweetheart" "NEWS" "ACT" bl'AKIS TOHOUROW rlMl: Always TRINITY MISSIONARY CIRCLE ENTERTAINED Sllverton Mrs. Martin Hatteberg entertained the Trinity missionary circle at her home Wednesday af ternoon with a foodly attendance. The women spent the early after noon sewing on charity work and later held a social hour of music after which the hostess served re freshments. Attending were Mrs. Marie Ooplerud, Mrs. Ed Holden, Mrs. H. Li. Fobs. Mrs. Elmer Olsen, Mrs. t., N. jaconson, Mrs. can Ben' son. FALLS CITY HI COMMENCEMENT HELD THURSDAY Palls City The commencement exercises for the Falls City schools were held Thursday evening in Vic tory hall. The program for the evening was as follows: Invocation, Rev. Rozel- la Douglas; vocal solo, Lucile Miles; presentation of eighth grade diplom as, H. Mather Smith; processional march, Virginia Adams; vocal sola Charal Howell: address, Prof. R. H. Dann of O. A. C; vocal solo, Went- worth Van Den Bosch; presentation of awards, H. u. Watenpaugh; pre sentation of high school diplomas, H. Mather Smith; vocal solo, Charal Howell; avocation. Rev, Rosella Douglas; recessional mar:h, Vir ginia Adams. Tlie members of this class are Laroy Allen, Cecil Carey, Velma Critchlow, Agnes Helgeson, Revelle Howell. Eisie Jones and Clarence Olson. The awards this year were a scholarship valued at one hundred dollars which was given to Elsie Jones, and a gold plaque which was awarded to the beat student for the past year wlio was Lavon Morgan, a sophomore. The name will be engraved upon it and kept at the high school. Special honors were also given Cecil Carey and Elsie Jones who won medals in the oratorical con test and who were quite prominent hi dramatics. BED GROSS GIVEN CHECK THROUGH WILL Albany The Linn chapter of the American Red Cross received a check for $117633 Friday from the estate of William W. Olmsted, who died in Portland in 1936. The resi due of Olmsted's estate was to be divided equally between the Albany Red Cross and the Portland Salva tion Army, according to the will of Mr. Olmsted, who was a Civil war veteran. At the time of his death the Linn chapter received $2000. NINTH ANNIVERSARY OF BIRTH 0BSRVED Turner Mrs; A, Dumbeck enter tained with a party on Wednesday afternoon in honor of her young son, Aaron Dumbeck, on his ninth birthday anniversary at her home in the CI over dale district Refresh ments wereerved. In the group ol guests were Mrs. Gayette Barnett, Aarons, teacher, Florence Garner, Gertrude Cook, Rachel Garner, Ma bel Schlfferer, Vernon Hedges, Gor don Kunke, Lowell Hadley, Robert Hedges, the honor guest. Aaron Dumbeck and his mother, Mrs. A. Dumbeck. - ' MOTOR TO EVERETT Scotts Mills Mr. and Mrs. A. L. B rougher of this place and their son. Dr. and Mn. B rougher of Van couver, Wash., motored to Everett. Wash, recently where they visited with their son and brother. Harvey B rougher, returning Tuesday eve ning. While there they all motored to Vancouver, B. C, all reporting a delightful trip. Ira Brougher and niece, Margaret Coulson, had charge of the store in the absence of Mr. Brougher. Hollywood HOME OF 25c TALKIES LAST TIMES TODAY THE RETURN Of SHERLOCK HOLMES? Abo Serial HAWK OF THE HILLS. CRAZY CAT COM EDY. FABLE COMEDY PAT11E SOIND NEWS. COMING SI' V.. MOS. AND TUESQAY Continuous Performance Sunday 2 to 11 p. M. FIRST SHOWING in SALEm Bonn Ijhv Throbs an Thrills She Sine She Clowns She Danrra She's Marreloas in this Her first Ytmpicturvf. A t At iftH RIOTfl Abe Taikmg Cewwdy, Acts and Pftthe Snan4 News 1 1P I ' r POLK PARK DAY IS SLATED FOR NEXT MEETING Dallas Sundar Is Polk county park day and weather permitting all services will be held in the park. with one exception, that in the ere' nine. The Bible school will meet st the usual hour. Special speakers nave been secured tor this occasion. El mer Boyer Irom the Congo, Africa, will address one croup, and c. F. Swander. secretary for the Chris tian church of Oregon will speak to another section. Communion will be dispensed at the morning service. A special mus ical program has been arranged for this outdoor meeting. At noon there will be a basket din ner, followed at 2:34 o'clock by the afternoon service. Victor - Morris, pastor of the Monmouth church, is scheduled to speak. The evening service will be held in the church at lp.ni. A varied program of readings, vocal and In strumental numoers will oe given at this time. A cordial Invitation is extended to everyone to attend. GERVAIS SOCIETY MEETS AT CHURCH Gervals The Presbyterian Wom en's Missionary society held an all' day meeting at tlie church Wednes day. "TralUnz the Conquestadores' was the book studied, ana some chanters were outlined in the morn ing. At noon a pot-luck luncn was served in the social nail. A business session over which Mrs. Scott Jones presided, was held after lunch. Mrs. A. B. Mlnaker led tlie devotional. Members present were Mrs. John Cutsforth. Mrs. Ross Cutsforth, Mrs. Ben Jelderk, Mft. John Harper, Mrs. Robert Harper, Mrs. A. R. Sleg mund. Mrs. Gus Moisan, Mrs. Irve Cutsforth, Mrs. C. A. Sawyer. Mrs. Sumner Stevens. Mrs. George Wynn. Mrs. Herman Jelderk, Mrs. Virginia Booster, Mrs. S. O. Manning. Mrs. Scott Jones. Mrs. R. S. Marshal, Mrs. D. B. Durrette, Mrs. T. A. Dit mar. Mrs. William Allsup, Mrs. Geo. Wadsworth, Mrs. A. B. Mlnaker, and Mrs. I. V. McAdoo. Guests were Mrs. h. D. Mars of Salem and Mrs. A. B. Adki3son. FAREWELL SURPRISE FOR AURORA WOMEN Aurora A tarewtn surprise party was (riven Mrs. Pauline Hoffman and Mrs. Fred Keil at the letter's home. Mrs. Hoffman and Mrs. Keil left this week on a two weeks' visit to Sandpoint, Idaho. Those present for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bolland and children, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hoff man and children, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Thlel, Mrs. Martha Yost, Johanna, Mabel and Allen Yost. Miss Sidonia Nordhausen, Mr. and Mrs. Charles KeiL Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Keil and son, Mrs. Pauline Hoffman and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Keil, Walter. Howard and Verna KeU. FINISH SECOND PICKING Zena Strawberry picking has been in progress here for the past week, the second picking will be fin ished this week and the third will start next Monday. Contrary to general reports from other cectkms it said that the crop here or Et terberga, particularly on the Henry aereaire. Is good. . Fancfeon present : SAT. SUN. J ancfeon & MarcoV present their f "CITY SERVICE" J Cl SHAPIRO O-MAIXKY ""? SKBT.IK7.A U M RjBOckoirt" t'omica Baring ltancer Km Uf LADDIB I.AMONT lip A Syncopated Fircmaa sBTMi Mk l DB QUINCE STAM.ET ii - HLi Big and MMne Surprise ratkase n?- Pl-vZ GEORGE JACKlt k('m H'St3l Snnklst Beauties rlH 9 lion Meier and Klfllnorlans Jr'i$l fi 0 n WTi "BalUn' the lack." fTl 5 r"".in""ig J SCREEN I 1 11 R M- 0&tff r5C3 Hilarious Comlra of "Bio RHa" J5?2!X1 .wwj ... with more fan and ltrrly ' " W Mka 7 rma aluke 1 -'N I ruo eicrvass nusatn I bui WHEELER rv'"' M '' HUGH TREVOR DOROTHY LEI "CITY SERVICE1 SUMMER VACATION FOR LODGE NEARS Independence There will be a regular meeting of Adah chanter, O. . 8. Tuesday evening. Reports from the grand chapter will be giv en by tlie delegates who were pres ent, and there will also be balloting and initiation. This will be the last meeting of the season before the summer vacation. FLOWER MISSION DATE OBSERVED Woodburn Mrs. Perla L. Love entertained the Woodburn W. C. T. U. at her home in Cupid's Court Friday afternoon. Following A short business ; session the devo tions were led by Mrs, F. B. Cole man. The program, which fea tured flower mission day, was In charge of Mrs. Carrie Young, su perintendent of the flower mission department, and the following In teresting numbers were given: Reading, Miss Frances Wood! In: an article telling of the love of Frances Willard for flowers and of the life of Jennie Cassidy, an In valid, who originated flower mis sion day, was read by Mrs. A. H. Dean; Mrs. Glenn S. Hartong, Mrs. Woodfln, Mrs. W. D. Simmons and Mrs. Carrie Young, gave readings. A playlet entitled "The Message of the Flowers," was given by Mies Ina Bonney, Mrs. Perle Love and Miss Marcile Love. Tlie program dosed with a reading by little Ar lene Coleman, "Are You God's Wife?" - Refreshments were served by Mrs. Love, assisted by Mrs. J. R. Landon and Miss Marcile Love. JEFFERSON STUDENTS BACK FROM COLLEGE Jefferson The following Jeffer son girls have returned home af ter completing their year's woik at tlie University of Oregon: Lucile Smith, who majored In English, received an honorable men tion and was graduated with a B. A. degree. Marguerite Looney, Jr., affiliated with the Alpha Gamma Delta, who majored In English, received a B. S. degree. She was also a member of the Philomelee, a women a varsity debate squad. Florence Thomas, a ireshman. who majored in music, is a member of the social sorority Delta Delta Delta. Helen Kins, a graduate of the Oregon Normal school at Monmouth, majored In journalism. The girls home from O. A. C. lor the summer vacation are Lorene Hart, Verna McKee. Virginia, Mc- Kee, Gamett Whedbee and Frances Goln. DANCE AT MELLOW MOON Sat, June 21 Return Engagement NOVAK'S CM Dance Band A Real Dance Band Don't Miss Itt & Marco their GERVAIS LODGE TEAM HAS PART ON VISITATION Oervate A (roup of 30 Gerrals Rebekah lodge members. Including the degree staff, visited the Wood- burn Rebekah lodge Tuesday eve ning. The degree ataff from Ner vals put on the Initiatory work for Wood burn's candidate, Mrs. Maude Pendleton. At the close of the meeting refreshments were served. The degree staff Included Mrs. Minnie Moore, captain: Mrs. Alta Foren, Mrs. Helen Welsner, Mrs. Anna Dunlavy, Mrs. Adolphlne Har ris, Mrs. Minnie Alsup, Mrs. LiUion Shaner. Mrs. Florence Shields, Mrs. Mary Sawyer, Mrs. Florence Oddie-j and Mrs. Gladys Fitts. Others who had Important parts were Mrs. Liz zie Massey, Mrs. Ida Schwab, Mrs. Marie Cole, J. I. Blivens, Ray Snaner, Mrs. Jessie Cooniier and Miss Palmer, musician. Other mem bers present were Mrs. J. I. Biiven, Miss Alice Massey, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harold, Kenneth Coomler, Ernest Weisner, W. p. Foren, S..A. Harris, Rev. D. George Cole, Wil liam Alsuo. Clcve Siiields and Char les Moore. At a recent meeting of tlie Odd Fellows in Gervals, jewels were pre sented to members wht have be longed to Gervals lodge for So and 35 years. Those receiving the 85 year Jewels were Jarre E. Cuts forth. William Bowley. J. I. Biiven and W. Pi Collard; thirty year Jew els were presented to I. W. Kep hart, George O. Harding and Albert Lengren: and 35 year Jewels were presented to C. A. Sawyer, W, B. Mewhittcr and Oscar Olsen. SELLS HOME r LAC 15 Mill City Harrv Duffv lias sold his farm to Eddy Drapela. who has already tatcen possession. Duffy will soon move to the farm he recently purchased near Newlierg. an f j TODAY ssd SUKDAY g K? m am m : i i i i at r.w I I o O'l II ff THE FINEST SHOW SALEM HAS EVER HAD H g VAUDEVILLE 1 1. ON THE. STAGE 1 A Whole RKO Show of Feminine Loveliness GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS! Red Heads Blondes and Brunettes LED Bf TWO CO-HEAD LITERS II es m H n u El n 1 1 H ri li ii n A hit all ever the world BABE EGAN and her HOLLYWOOD RED HEADS It Lookable, Likeable ' " TiUans 1U GRACE BARRIE The Best "Bloes" Singer In A Blue Heen . A Girl of Nem and Verba FLO MAYO The Aerial Butterflr Youth Talent Charm Comedy Beauty Ginger Novelty Will be Found in this RKO ALL GIRL SHOW It Glorifies Vaudeville EJ n Big Double . Bit Double - Picture . - m & Picture jj HEARST NEWSPAPERS Double Picture Program OcCNA ufeaW Nctvej Jrmrft fn t3F sf mnnfl New Lew Rammer Prices far Orpheum, Barrala Saturday MaUare Ue. Evenings and Sunday .... Kids A Dime Anrtirae MINISTER HONORED AT SURPRISE PARTY Turner Tlie Gleaner Voting Mar rled People's Sunday school class of the Turner Christian church sur prised their teacher. Rev. E. J. Oil strap, with a party Friday evening in the church parlors, the occasion being his birthday anniversary. Games and -contests were partici pated in by the 20 guests, alter which all adjourned to tlie dining room. The class presented Rev. Gllstrap Tith.a leather bound book of poems WORK UNDER WAY ON NEWGAS MAIN Independence The Portland Gas ar.d Coke company has about com pleted laying Its main lines In the rural districts between Salem and Monmouth and began laving pipe In the city limits here Thursday morn ing. Tlie line extends east Irom the Monmouth street bridge to Seventh street, thence south to D street and thence east to Main on D. The main line only la being laid at this time and the latterals will be laid later. A large crew of men is at work and the work is being pushed Along rtpldly. PRINCIPAL LAMBERT GETS BETTER PLACE Sil verton Principal Lambert has resigned his position which was of fered him again with increase In salary and has accepted the place as head master of mathematics In a private school in Seattle where he will take up work this fall in a new $500,000 building. The tuition per pupil to this school Is $1200. . Clear Lake Ora 11 Smith Is spend ing the week visiting at the home of her grandparents, the Amos Smiths. 33 mm Girls with s Sense Ol Humor GRACE and MARIE ELINE Those two Hysterical, , Historical Girls COMIDY MIT with GEORGE SIDNEY and CHARLIE MURRAY b..a ak4 5 ic