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PAGE TWO EXCLUSIVE NEWS DISPATCHES WILLAMETTE VALLEY NEWS BY SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1901 CLASS NIGHT AT JEFFERSON TO BE FRIDAY ' Jefferson High school class night wll lbe held Friday evening at 80' clock In the assembly room ot the high school. A program of stunts from each class will be presented 'and letters for athletic achleye. tnents will be awarded. The annual "high school picnic will be held Thursday, May 28 at Smith's grove. n The annual junior-senior banquet as held at the home of Superln tendent and Mrs. Lyman W. Fatton. The welcoming speech was given by Helens Wcddle, followed by a short talk from the Junior advisor, Miss Frances Chambers. Superintendent Patton addressed the classes in the Tole of principal and senior advisor. Speeches were also made by Elda Wlntermantle and Margaret Coin. The farewell address was delivered y. Alice Harris. I- The following were present: Fac ally members Supt. Patton, Misses JMurdlna Madler, Frances Chambers and Maude Durfee; Ethel Marcum, frlba Foster, Margaret Gotn, Elda Wntrrmantle. Blanche Main. Kreta 'Cslavan, Virginia Belknap, Verna Smith, Mary Main, Joy Mccarty, Gladys Calahan, Alice Harris, Hel ens weddle, Alice Calkins, John Kins, Herman KeBter, D. George Cole, David Wled, Gerald Phelps, Chester Sanderson, Harold Wright, Jack Bilyeu, Elmer Beach, James Pate, Verdo Harris, Leland Wells, Harvey Thurston, Merlin Whedbee, Ted Okraslnskl, Mrs. D. George Cole nd Mrs. Lyman Patton. ) Those who waited on the tables were Lucille Pratt, Mervlne Thurs ton, Sylvia Todd and Mlna Wright. Others assisting In serving were Emilln McCaw, Margie Olcman and Dorothy Marcum. YAMHILL SCHOOLS ! END TERMS WORK Grand Island A mixed program In the forenoon, a basket dinner at noon and two ball games in the afternoon were features of the eloping of the Orand Island school celebration Tuesday. More than JOO people attended S. S. Duncan of McMinnville, county superin tendent of schools, was a guest. A friendship quilt with 48 namef, all the students who have attended the school during the last two years, and made by the Grand Island Mothers' circles, was presented to iMcs. Mabel Narver, principal, by W. worth Wiley, president of the Circle. i The men defeated the boys by a small margin and the women de feated the girls 21 to 17 In the baseball games. s Dayton A basket dinner at noon followed by a short program and k baseball game, the players picked from the gathering of patrons and students, were the main events that added to the pleasures of the clos ing of the Pleasnntdale school Mon day. About 45 people attended. AURORA SCHOOL TO ; SEE NEW TEAGHERS Aurora At a recent meeting of the local school board new teach ers were elected to serve next year. ' Pruf. E. E. Morrison, principal arid teacher of seventh and eighth grades, will return and the follow ing teachers were elected: Miss Ha Trader, fifth and sixth gradee; Miss Mabel Yost, third and fourth, and Miss Rae Davis, first and sec ond. This year has been a successful school year and the teachers who are leaving will be missed by pu pils and parents alike, but for personal reasons they are not coming back. Those leaving are Mrs. Rlxmcr, Mrs. Gibbons and Mrs. Tyler. , pOLLYWOQDjf .i 25c T.IUci A IIOMK OWN!)!) TIIKATRK I.aHt Times Today FIRST SMOWINU IN S.M.KV ! ' - STAB.M N O GEORGE MNCROIT A Panummnt Picture wllh Cliv. Brook Kay Francis Abo Comedjr, News and Paramount Art 1) Gate latter' law in Coealag PrMajr and NMarday f!M whim Humphreys Hosts To Marion Faculty Stayton Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Humphreys entertained the school teachers ot the Marlon school at the Humphrey home In Stayton cently, with two tables ot "500" In play, the high score going to Mrs. Ruth Libby of Marlon. The follow ing guests were present: Mr. Jensen, principal; Miss Plerson, Mr, and Mrs. Llbby, all of Marlon; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Humphrey of Stayton, and the host and hostess, Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Humphreys, SUNDAY SCHOOL HAS ELECTION Molalla A Sunday school board meeting was held at the Methodist Episcopal church Monday evening. Election of officers for the ensuing year was the main business of the meeting. The nominating commit tee was composed of Mrs.. William Mackrell, Mrs. Otis Foglesong and Rev. C. M. Brown. Those elected were Mrs. Floyd Campion, superintendent; Mrs. Phil Steiner, assistant superintendent; Mrs. Oliver Buxton, primary depart ment superintendent; Mrs. William Mackrell, assistant; Mrs. Otis Fogle song, beginners' department; Mrs. Willis Dunton, home department; Mrs. J. J. Waller, cradle roll; Opal Foglesong, secretary; Maxlne Miller, assistant secretary; Alfred Shaver, corresponding secretary-treasurer, Lyman Nightingale, librarian; Miss Florence Wolfer, organist adults de partment; Mrs. J. H. Bowlln, pri mary department. Teachers appointed by the newly elected superintendent are: Begin ners' class Mrs. Otis Foglesong; sec ond Mrs. Roy Cchatzman; third. Mrs, George Blatchford; fourth, Mrs. Leo Shaver; fifth and sixth, Mrs. Phil Steiner; seventh and eighth, Mrs. Peter Faurle; ninth and tenth, Miss Florence WoKer; young people's class. Mm. Hugh McMillan; adult class, Phil Steiner; assistant teachers, Alfred Steiner, Edith Bak er, Edna Welch, Mrs. Everman Rob bins and Mrs. Pearl Ballantyne. Jefferson Mr. and Mrs. Klngsley Thurston entertained the following week-end and Sunday guests at their home: Captain and Mrs. 8. D. Conway and daughter Gertrude; Miss Margaret Popejoy, Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Steams and daughters. Doris, Virginia and Grace, all of Portland: Mr. and Mrs. William Hart, Marguret Goin and Harvey Thurston. The occasion was a Joint celebration of tne 12th wedding an niversary of Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Stearns and Kinsley Thurston's birthday anniversary. SENIOR CLASS WILL PRESENT PROGRAM Scotls Mills The senior night procram will bo given iu the gym nasium building beginning at 0 o'clock Friday evening. Tills program will be given for the cntertnimnrnt of the public. There will be a one-act piny en titled, "East of Lynn, Muss.," In which all of the seniors will take I part. The prophesy, by Walter treren, and will, by Mury Moberg, will be given also. The salutatory will be delivered by Margaret Coulson and the valedictory by Phyllis M.icy. ! Music will be given by the glee club I and the town orchestra. CALLED TO TACOMA Silvcrton Mr. and Mrs. May- nard Oottcnberg, their daughter, Lillian, and Mrs. Oottcnberg's sis ter lett Monday by auto for Tacoma where they called to settle the es tate of some of Mis. Clottenberg s relatives. They returned Wednes day evening. Angellne. the older daughter of the Ootlenbergs, r malned at home and carried Oot tcnberg's rural newsa))cr route ot I more than BO miles during his ab sence. Today Only THUNDER FAVWRAY n. VUTORVARCWII family CHS.HU1 JUHU Nlfht BOMRTCIUOTT OONA1VARADO Friday Saturday I.OH MORAN HAROLD Ml RRAY "UNDER SUSPICION" A rd-blod4 drama ( the red-rostra -M.unlW A 1 few- GRAND RAINBOW GIRLS NAME ADVISOR; CHAPTER HOST Woodburn Misj Margaret Mochel was elected worthy advisor of Ev ergreen Assembly No. 12, Order of the Rainbow for Girls, at the eleC' tlon which was held In the Mason, Ic temple Tuesday night Other of, fleers elected and appointed were Miss Julia Bell Austin, associate worthy advisor; Miss Freda Nelson, Charity; Miss Betty Jane Proctor, Hope; Miss Donnl Conyne. Faith: Miss Rae McPeak, recorder; Miss Opal Dickey, treasurer: Miss Dor' othy Austin, chaplain; Miss Zona Schwas, drill leader; Ml;s Marjorle Friend, confidential observer; MLss Gwendolyn Strike, outer observer. Miss Opal Dickey, planht. Colors representing the rainbow are: Red, Miss Trcssa Bates; orange, Miss Inee Elliott: yellow. Miss Nona Ot Jen; green, MLss May Strike; blue, Miss Edith Bates; Indigo. Miss Hen rietta Cliapelle; violet, Miss Doro thy DenteL Installation of officers will be held at the next regular meeting on June 2, with Miss Dorothy A us. tin, the retiring worthy advisor, as installing officer. Following the meeting Tuesday night refreshments were served by a committee from the Eastern Star, which Included Miss Elfa Lytle, Miss Mabel Flkan. Miss Oladrs Adams, Mrs. Myrtle Clark and Mrs. Minnie Richards. WEST SALEM HOLDS SILVER TEA EVENT West Salem A silver tea spon sored by the Ladles' Aid of Ford Memorial church was held in Com munity hall Wednesday afternoon. There were about 35 present. 'Die combined hostess and refreshment committee included Mrs. A. L. Applewhite, Mrs. J. A. Yantiss, Mrs. E. Breckenridne and Mrs. Eugene Krebs. Mrs, Jed Austin had charge ot the entertainment features, Tlie following program was pre sented: Opening songs, by all; intelligence test, for all; vocal duet, Miss Bertha Stevens and Miss Mary Ruth Rlffey; vocal solo. John Gof frier, and a number of interesting games, followed by the serving of refreshment. sw.. i 'i'. wz iniii , j jg- --.m, I Matin. i:mmmmmmsmM t ?i 30c W40MMf I x-. .n 40c J 1 kS J lUtlwU Time aJ0 1 anniston. mX J " ' L...i. .. .. . !....- -hSaiaviWig.;jJ .AsiaaJ Nancy Carroll In lh Supreme Triumph of her Career 'Stolen Heaven' with Phillips Holmes House Warming: Is Given at Day Home Stayton Mrs. J. W. Day, who recently moved Into her new home, as most surprised Tuesday after noon when a number of her friends gave her a house warming. The af ternoon was spent In visiting and making candy, and each one pre sented Mrs. Day with a gift. The following guests were present: Mrs. Anna Stayton. Mrs. Eliza Taylor, Mrs. Charles Stayton, Mrs. W. F. Follis, Mrs. I. H. Thomas, Mrs. A. S. Davie, Mrs. M. Titus, Mrs. L. H. Wright, and the honored guest, Mrs. Day. INDEPENDENCE LODGE IS HOST Independence Independence chapter No. 25 of Royal Arch Ma sons was honored by an official vis it from the grand high priest, Mil ton F. Myers of Salem, at the regu lar meeting Tuesday evening In the Masonic hall. He was accompanied here by David Wright ot Salem, commander of the council of Masons In Salem. After reviewing the chapter In the ritualistic work ot the use of the ballot upon two candidates who were both elected, and the witnes sing of the P. M. degree upon an other candidate, the grand officer gave a short talk on "Capitular Masonry" and complimented the officers and members upon their work. He also announced that F. E. Butt, high priest of Independence chapter, had been appointed by hlra as a district deputy to the grand high priest. Following the regular order of closing, refreshments were served in the dining hall. It was announced during the re freshment hour that the M. M. de gree would be conferred upon the two candidates at a 6peclal meet ing called for Tuesday night. JUNIORS TO PLAY Scotts Mills The American Le gion Junior baseball team will play (he town team on the local grounds Sunday afternoon. For Hair and Scalp I m A ilolo bottle correct acalp Irrita-1 pwrrutwi; aar rn-Multa VridchM- iran. World's Uraest DrurctaU. ftarW.. FWot MIM.-J.-Vhi'ai IDLE MOMENTS FOR TEACHERS ARE DISCUSSED Sllverton Just how a teacher should spend leisure time, and how he or she does actually spend spare moments, was tlie subject of a dis cussion held Tuesday night by the Sllverton Teachers' association. Miss Lou Ann Chase was discussion group leader for the event, which was also the last meeting of the year. The teachers made plans for a strawberry and Ice cream social to be held during the noon hour on the last day ot school, June 6, with the wives ot faculty members In charge. The program presented Tuesday night preceding the discussion In cluded xylophone solo, Norman Jen sen, accompanied at the piano by Ralph Langley; piano solo. Miss Violet Herlgstad; reading, Weston Smith; guitar and mandolins trio, Harbo Thompson, Leonard Pennell, and Wllber Price. On the nominating committee, to report at the fall meeting, are Miss Blanch Hubbs, chairman; Miss Olivia DeOulre, and William Gates. Herman Kramer, president, also ap pointed a committee to investigate new means of obtaining extension, or other outside self-Improvement for the local teachers, as required by the school board. On the com mittee are James Manning, Warren Oil f It's Wl Including the use of Ultra Violet Rays Sunshine Mellows Heat Purifies Your Throot Protection-against Irritation-against Crabtree. and Miss Hannah Olson. Mrs. Warren Crabtree asked the teachers to donate rummage for the Parent-Teachers' rummage sale to be held on Saturday In the I. O. O. F. building. On the committees for Tuesday's program were: professional, Miss Josephine Gordon, Miss Helvie Sil ver, William Oates: program, Miss Mildred McDermott, Miss Helen Ellensen, Harold Davis; refresh ments, Mrs. Vlda Bennett, Miss Thelir.a Crandall, Miss Oiga Johnson. COUNTY UNION MEETS FRIDAY Molalla The Clackamas county union of clubs will meet Friday evening In the gymnasium of the Molalla union high school. This Is a regular monthly meeting and Is being sponsored by the Molalla Commercial club. A flower show, sponsored by the Ladles' Civic club will be featured in on eend of the room. Mrs. Wil liam Moore. Mrs. Everman Robblns and Mrs. John Comer are tlie com mittee. Dinner will be served at 8:3a o'clock and u being served by the Clvlo club. United States Senator Frederick Sielwer will be the main speaker of the evening and a very Interesting program has been arranged by the Molalla Commercial club. Auburn June and Bobby Scon- ton are visiting this week with their great grandmother in Portland. Hasp Your Ih tfi IHIorsh Irrifan "Reach for a LUCKY instead" toasted GRANGERS TOLD TO FIGHT OLEO Molalla Molalla Grange No. 810 held a meeltng In the hall Mon day evening. Evening meetings are now held by the grange on the third Monday evening of each month and all day meetings every first Saturday of the month. State Deputy Edwards was pre sented and talked on organizing granges, general conditions of the country, and specified some grange work. M. S. Shrock. of Mtlwaukle, Pomona grange master, was present and spoke on the oleomargarine question and how to organize In the county to fight It A skit, "The Oreat Arch" was presented by Mrs. George Durant and Mrs. Ben Cole. Mrs. Mae Cole, acted as chairman of the program committee. Lunch was served by the home economics committee. Sl'SSKES ARE HOSTS Gervais Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Sus see gave a dinner at their home Just east of town when their guests were Mrs. Helena Estudilla. Harold Tum bleson, Gertrude Wless, Kenneth Manning, and Florence Ferschwciler. After dinner a social evening was spent, playing cards. REVIVALS ARE HELD Auburn Charles W. Cady Is as sisting with the camp meeting at the "Gideon camp" on South Win ter and Bellvue streets in Salem this week. He conducted the open air j service at the auto camp Tues day evening. Now! Please! Actually put your finger on your Adam's Apple. Touch it your Adam's Apple Do you know you ore actually touch ing your larynx?-This is your voice box it contains your vocal chords. When you consider your Adam's Apple, you are con sidering your throat your vocal chords. Don't rasp your throat with harsh irritants Reach for a LUCKY instead Remember, LUCKY STRIKE is the only ciga rette in America that through its exclusive "TOASTING" process expels certain harsh irritants present in all raw tobaccos. These expelled irritants are sold to manufacturers of chemical com pounds. They are not present in your LUCKY STRIKE, and so we say "Consider your Adam's Apple." tough Memorial Service Planned by Lodge Hubbard At the recent meeting of Arlon Temple It was decided to hold the annual Memorial service June 1. The Knights ot Pythias will be Invited to hold their ser vices Jointly with the Sisters. Miss Orva Barrett, most excellent chief. Is In charge ot all arrangements. June 10 will be the last meeting before the Temple adjourns for a vacation of two months. Temple meetings will be resumed In September. IVY REBEKAH LODGE HAS ITS ELECTION Scotts Mills Officers elected Tuesday evening at Ivy RebekaU lodge were N. Q, Mrs. Leila Heinz; V. O., Mrs. Lids Brougher, C. S. Mrs. Edna Barth; treasurer, Mrs, Zella Smith. A special meeting has been called for Tuesday evening for the purpose of honoring Mrs. Mary Mavquam and Mrs. Vlr.a Loslnger. Mrs. Marquam, by presenting of a 25 year Jewel, and as a farewell to Mrs. Loslnger, who Is planning to leave soon for Rosholt, N. Dak, where she will visit Indefinitely with her son, Fred Loslnger. A pot luck supper wlU be served. ERECTING NEW HOVSE Monmouth A new residence Is to be erected on the John Murdock property on East Jackson street. Ex cavation for the basement was starW ed Tuesday afternoon. ra eammmmmB- - ' tvse iv ThcLudtvSfrAs Dance OtcKci Ira, every Tun. day, Thursday and Saturday etenlne ever N. B. C. . net. trl.
