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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 24, 1939)
Extlusfv News DlspateBe Greater Willamette Valley News By special cerretpondcote Friday, February 24, 1939 Winter Sports Organization Launched at Lebanon Two East Linn Ski Boosters are Area Boosters Lebar.cn -a. The Eut Linn Stt ehib. winter sports orrmumtton who roUf ar open to cither aex tnd an tu ortftalatd here WJned4y erening and Dick Reeves of Lebanon was named president. The first meeting i neld by a small croup of enthusiasts at the Lebanon hotel. Although such a dub has been often ducttued here sine the high way has opened up good ski fields ctoal orraniiatkn tu tmder taken at the reut of Bud Surges, district ranger at Caacadia, that this Tieinity be represented m adTiaorr body which will cooperate with the forest serrice In worklrg out plam for the bowl tn the Cas- In addition to Dirk Reerea. the dub elected Earl William of 6weet Home, Tice-president: R. M. Han den of Lebanon, secretary; Had Ir vine of Lebanon, treasurer, and Harry Miller, delegate to the ad visory council. A membership com mittee consisting of John Summer. Jr.. of Leoanon. Jsry GUbert of flveet Home and Dr. Ralph Herron of -BrownsnUe and Percy Shrunk of S-eio was appomted by President Reevea and will Immediately begin to contact new members. The organization here will be conducted along line of similar bodies and will have an active In terest tn the development of the Santlam winter sports area and later will bring membership advant age such as free Instruction. Erec tion of a shelter will also probe bly be undertaken and the club will be active tn tournament and arrange lor trips to ski fields. Membership dues are set at $1 for adult and 50 cent for juniors. Sash Ferret Cam pa Lebanon Work on the thne for est camps on the South 8antlam highway which Is being done by ' enrollees of the Cascadla CCC camp. Is rapidly being completed and when finished will put the three camps Into excellent condition for the of hundred of people of the state and nation who will flock to them tn the spring and sum mer. Two new shelters hare been built and fireplace repaired at Pern View camp while a new water system has been Installed and three Dew shelter have been completed at House Rock. Six shelters, each large enough for 16 people, have been started at Long Row. VrlarflU Onb Cnest Lebanon Members of the Prts cilia club entertained at 1 o'clock dinner for then- husbands at the . John Zlmbrlck home. tin. Zlm brick. Mrs. Ed Miller. Mrs. Wil liam Ell and Mix. John Nichols . assisted In bastes duties. Chinese checker were played during the evening. - FT A Plans Dlsrnsii d Lebanon The matter of orgsn bint a Parent-Teacher association t the Sodartlle school will be dls- - cussed at meeting to which th parent of the community hare been tented. The two teachers of the school Issued the Invitation to th meeting and on this aame night pupil will be entertained by the teacher. Brooks Ladies' Aid Hears of Temperance B rooks The Brooks LadlnC AM aoelety met at the church Wednes-1 day afternoon. Devotions were led by ' the president Mrs. Monroe Ward. Miss Msode Aldrlch. organizer of i WCTU was the guest speaker. The I afternoon was spent sewing. Members present were Mrs. WI1. 11am Schafer. Mr. C. M. Mattheeon. Mrs. Mary B. Jacob. Mr. D. L. Woodard. Mra. A. o. Streeter, Mra. Jennl Gilbert. Mr. Harry Single terry, Mrs. C. A. Bailey. Mrs. Alrln Reed. Mrs. Herbert Cagle, Mra. M. T. Day. Mrs. Earl Holmes and daughter Vanna Holme. Mrs. C. E. Watt. Mra. Orval Otto and daugh ter Maxin Otto. Mr. Cora Wlll- kuuon and daughter Martha Jan Wlllklnson, Mra. O. V. Aahbauih. Mrs. Ralph Lea, Mra. Roy Reed. Mrs. Fay Loom is, Mrs. Ray Dar'nd. Mr. Jay Bartholomew. Mr. Harry Bosch. Mra. Monroe Ward and Mrs. A. M. Dunlavy. and Mia Maud Aldnch of Salem. Independence Masons Stage Ladies' Night Independence Ladies' night wa observed Tuesday evening by mem bers of Independence Royal Arch chapter In the Masonic hall, and a octal time wa spent to cards and playing game. A short bustnes i meeting was held at the opening of the lodge. . It Keener, excellent I nign print of th chapter presided during the evening. Clair P. Da rk and hi wl' of Salem wer spe clal guest for th evening. Davis 1 member of Multnomah chap ter, RAM, and wa formerly resident of Independence. Final Party Held St. Paul Th Catholic boy with Rev. Orth rv th last card party Before Lent Monday evening. Prtre went In "SOO" to Mr. B. Smith. Mr. PVkard, Clarence Bernard. Jck Smith, and In bridge to Erma i i itonuing. -;t-,.u' . '. fOR THAT AILINC AIRPLANE Herbert tsenborger flrft) of Long bland City, N. T. hu designed a portable X-ray machine with which to detect structural r mechanical defect in a plane part. Mr. Ivenburger. aeen explaining it operation to Orchestra Leader Andre Kostelanetx, be lieve hi X-ray Is the onlr one practicable for field work. The Interest of Mr. Koslelanetx can b traceable to hi enthusiasm for aviation; ht hold a pilot' license. Salem Chapter FFA at Keizer Kelzer Members of the Salem chapter of the Puture Farmers of i America were special guest of the Grange at It social night and pre sented the following program: Opening ceremony, used by Fu- ture Farmers at their regular meet- trigs; talk. What Future Fanners of America Stand For. Carl Flits ; , stunt, Benny Cobbath; project discussions. Lee Manaon, Loyle But- ter, Tom Fisher; Uik. I Would Be I a Farmer, James Thompson; talk, Bettering Home Conditions. Ray Oerlg; Summing Up, J. 6. Svlnth, advisor. Officers of the Salem chapter are: President, James Thompson; vice president. Lee Hanson: treasurer. Tom Fisher; secretary. Raj Geng; reporter, Howard Me Bail After the program refreshments were served by the Home Econo mics club of the Orange. Federal Assistance Probe is Demanded West Salem The West Salem Chamber of Commeroe met Tues day evening at Scrofford. for thelm, l Mlrtm regtiiar business meeting. Xt roted to hate a petition drawn up By an attorney to determine why the local WPA men are not getting WPA work and also to ask for an Investigation of the county WPA olllce at Dallas. The regular meet- tng night of the chamber has been changed from Tuesday evenings, ev- T 'wo weeks, to the first and u"rd Thursday of each month. They wU1 ho;d tnlr meetings at th city nan- Turner WCTU Host To State Officers Turner The local WCTU Insti tute was held Wednesday with the county president. Mrs. W. A. Bar kus. presiding. Slate offlcera pres ent were the president, Mr. Neda Buck, and the vice-president, Mrs Ruth Tooie. Mr. Minnie Buck, county treasurer, talked on reli gious education. The program Included leading of devotions by Mrs. W. 8. Crockett, talk on -Christian Citizenship." by W. J. Douglas, vocal music by Betty Feetx and Jennie Oiase, Instru mental music by Betty Feet, a reading. The Drunkard Dream." by Jennie Oiase: a talk on high lights of the legislature by Mrs. Ne ela Buck, who later gave a talk on the We of F. B. Wuiard: solo. Mrs. W. J. Douglas: wveral readings on the life of F K. Wuiard. Lunch was served at noon. About Si were present for afternoon tea. w . ... 7T . WeSt WOOdDUrn PTA Heart. Rn-iin Fvnarf . "PC" west woodoiirn A large crowd attended the PT A. meeting held at the Wert Woodbum school. Th. following prreTam was given: Song by entire wti,uwiini try Miss Oertrude Wsmpole: solos. duels arul trim I w .. . . ana trio numbers by Mary. Harold. Beryl and Forrest Buchanan, ac companied by Mrs Kleen and Mrs Buchanan: reeding, by Alleen Way mlr: vocal solo, by Helen Snyder, accompanied by Alleen Wavmtr: Art Klrkliam, of KOIN Portland, gav a talk on radio which was en Joyed very much. After the pro- irii,niUinrl were servea ov th parent of lh district as busts. 1 Young Cyclists Lose Vehicles Sllverton Three young cy clists, D. Rogers, D. Wrlzht and H. Anderson, are walking for ten day while their bi cycles are reposing In the city "pound" with the boys thinking It over. The young men violated one or more of the city's bicycle ordinances and Chief Omar Halverson Is making an example of the owners. Parenf-Teacher Club Entertained Butterille The ButtevUle Parent-Teacher club held It regular meeting at the Buttevllle school with Mrs. W. O. Llndqulst presid ing. The treasurer, Edward Noyea, presented complete report of three successful card parties sponsored by the group. 4-H awards wer an nounced by Loretta Gooding, teach er, for the Health and Room Im provement project of the year 1837-3S. The foHowtag children received first year buttons: Lorn a Mae Llnd qulst, Billy Craco. Delbert Smith, Second year certificate: Verla Schultx. 8arah Belle Cummlngs, Virginia Bauman. Carol Kunze. Eugene Leavy, Eddie Leavy. Doyle Stubblefleld, A. J. Stubblefield. Jean Gtimm. Geral dlne Smith, Bobby Smith. Fourth year certificates: Edward White, Patricia Leavy, Coloe Kunze Sixth year certificate: Charles Ray Martin. Verla Schulta, secretary of the Health club, ton ted th mothers and others member of th com munity to be present St a club dem onstration March 10. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Sidney Graham, Mrs. W. Bauman and Mrs. William Coleman to th members and sev eral visitors from Donald. The health nurse. Mis Keltlng, has made arrangement for th clinic to be held at Buttevllle on Friday morning, March . Health club members are entitled to a phys ical examination In order to be ready to compete In the 4-H schol arship contest. Immunization tests will also be given at the same time. Triple Links Club Plans Card Parry Sllverton Mrs. Charles Hartman was home haste to th members of the Triple Link club on South Wter street, Wednesday afternoon, with Mrs. Aivln Hemmlngsen, pres ident of the club, assisting. A card party was planned for Thursday. March is, with the card committee. Mra. R. L Oourley, Mrs. Clarence Reed and Mrs. c. C. Tay lor: kitchen committee. Mrs. Oeorge Buarh. Mrs. Will Euan. Mrs. A. W. Green. Mr. Alrln Hemming sen and Mrs. John Porter. Twenty- eight guests were present Wednes- of the Triple Link elub will be at th John Oehrke home with Mrs. -rTv Reed a eo-hostem. . , . . . A.IUD WoitS PrOOram I . 9 Lincoln The February meeting of Lincoln community club will b held at the schoolhouae Friday night, with Mr. and Mra. Harry cnerry and Mr. and Mra. D. C Oodlor. as commli.e. In char,, of all arrangement. Th. program will consist of a comedy by local tal- nt and colored slide of general I interest will be shown by Glenn urefg of th Cherry City bakery. Lodge Stages Final Series I Sllverton The fourth and last In the series of card parties thati"ko wiA ' the visit of himself and has been sponsored by the women ''' to the San Francisco fair, of the Maccabee lodge, was held at the KJ. hall Wednesday night. Grand award for scores for the se ries went to C. E. Higlnbotham tn pinochle and Bert Swansea In "500". VCUJJCJUtt ft liJLl I 11: U 1 I awaro went to Mrs. fted 0--en.inl?n Kh00l ,;tnK, toe ,f ZL?: ","'"UI .nu xu-roio m ior pmocnie. ana Mr. and Mra. Ray Rarasden. Mrs. Oeorge Weatnerlll and Otto ocmoiunan m aw. The general committee included Mrs. Dan F.etcher, Mrs. Charles Waltman. Mrs. O. J. Taylor and Mrs. Martin Hannan. Awistlne the general committee were Mrs. Charles Canoy, Miss Celia Hannan. Mrs. Bert Swanson and Mrs. Wll 11am Hannan. The men of the or der sponsored a series of four par ties canter in tne season, A large delegation from Sllverton attended the Maccabee Capital as sembly In Salem last night. A re turn visit from the Salem Hire will be made Wednesday. March 1, when th visitors will formally Initiate the new order and a group of mem ber. A social hour I In charge of Mrs. Dan Fletcher, program chairman: Mrs. Ray Davis, refresh ment chairman, and William Han nan, commander and general chair man. Buena Crest Pupils Set Good Example OulnabvDurtn. th. r,... m ' month the following pupils at Buena chols' H'n7 F1 Clurua Hage Crest school have been neither ab-t m,n Pa'-Jr Ann Kuwher. and year sent nor tardy: Upper grades, Ed-! carda: James Hilburn. Howard Reed, ward Diem. Edon Beckner. Harold I aie Rra- chrW D'y. Oene Messman, Robert Morris. Ray Zle llnski, Calvin Cox. Robert Diem Doris Richer and Dorothy Long Primary grade. Doris Melthof. Charles Oreely. Johnny Cox Betty Lhetn. oien Jones. Glen Robertson. Donald Melthof. Barbara Race. Jack Varbel and Joyce Buchanan. The third and fourth grades are studying Holland and are working out a Dutch project In social sci ence. The third and fourth grades are also doing a unit of study on teeth. They are using aa a text a clever lltu book en titled Jimmy Chew. In th upper grade the pupria are making poster for a 4-H health club project, Washington's birthday wa ob served by having a short program appropriate to the occasion. Miss Addle Cooper and Miss Gladys Windsor attended the coun ty Institute at Jefferson Saturday. Automobile Victim Makes Improvement Sllverton Mrs. W. K Toney has returned home from Vancouver. called Saturday night to be with their daughter. Mra. Al Murawski i Helen Toney) who wa seriously Injured, being struck by an auto mobile as she wa crossing a street and sustaining a brain concussion and other Injuries. Mrs. Murawski Is being cared for at St. Joseph hospital tn Vancouver. Her small son. Tommv, returned to Sllverton ! I7, ;" - """ bnwoved Thur, urdav I ! Br- Club Meet Brook Th Towmwrvrf einh n orginizea Brooks j Thursday nht at octjci. Parking Gives City Councilmen Big Headache Wood burn Th parfcmg problem is still worrying the memoer of the city eotxnelL No reHef ha yet been obtained from the doubi narking of stages on th highway. Another proolem In parking Is the habit of church people parking their ears on ooth sides of th street during church semces. The ministers of the dry have bees tented to meet with the council at the next meet ing. March 7, to discuss this prob lem and try to find a solution. No reply has been received to the letter written two week ago to the Bonneville administration asking for a speaker to come here and tell of the power situation with reference to Woodburn. The council has agreed to have the necessary work done to Install the Woodoum neon sign at a new place The recorder has also been authorized to Invite th dog catch er to Woodbum. Holiday Is Observed Wcodbura The freshman class of Woodburn high school presented a Washington's birthdsy program Wedr.erfav rn the school auditori um with Edgar Crosby, class presi dent, tn charge. The program tn cl'xied "America." led by Corrlne Miller ar.d Ops! Eppers: fisg salute, led by Corinne Miller: a Norwegian son by Hjrdi Regen: tap dance by Bobby Willeford; solo by Maiir.e Richmond: reading. Helen Yoder: piano solos by MUlicent Evenden. MarJorle Seely and Wilmer Lea sard: reading. Retha Pomeroy; two harmonica solos by George Qood yard. Dt Smith Seun-n Woodb-im Dr. Gerald B. Smith. who returned Wednesday from San Francisco, was the speaker at the regu.sr weekly luncheon of the j work accomplished In 193S. The win Woodburn Rotary club, held Thurs- ner will be selected by a committee day noon at the Woodburn hotel, appointed by the Local Leaders as Dr. South told of his work in the sedation. San Francisco hospitals during his The score card to be used to mk iwo weeks stay there while taking I tag the selection Is 'a) sue of pro a special course m medicine and ; lect. 10: rt use of recommen"ert uir? i .rna-a mi jpemr.g i;v i spent iwo usts ana one night there. Club Conference Call wnnHlii 1 1 it TW t Ih. r-r . . , . . conference at CorvaUls high school February 35 are Nelda Truninger, n, voder. Viola Mills, Jeanne Lee ; Dorothy Lee Wilkin. Mrs. Hel- im Qus, club advisor, will accom : pany the girls. Viola Mills, as club ; representative, will give a reading at the luncheon. 1 DnlLn Dneniwnr UCIIICI CI.CIIC) Awards for Club Bethel Bethel 4-H club members have received cards and pins won through their club work. Rex Put nam, state superintendent of public instruction, gave the first year pins. Third and fifth year pin were given by the First National bank of Port land through the Salem branch. The state 4-H club office at CorvaUls gave the second, fourth, sixth and eighth year cards. The list: Wanda Froehlick. Sth year card: Freda Bucurencn, 11a Mae Creech, Werna Froehlick, Lois Hamnck Page, (th year cards; Cora lee Nichols, Jean Haln, Lillian Ham- rick, ith year pins; Dorothea Froeh lick, Lorraine Klrscher, Charlotte Haiti, 4th year card; Marcella Wolfe. Luella Nichols, Mlnalee Spraner. 3rd year pins; Ronald NI- 1 Rlenjtrhe Rihert Bcfttt. Pari RmiI Ruth Rlensche, Geraldlne Ester line, Helen Jean Burhans, Ann Danskey. 1st year pin. White School Club Presenting Comedy Hubbard "Aaron Slick from Pun kin Crick." a three-act comedy given by the Dramatic dub of the Whit school Social Circle, win be present ed at Hubbard gymnasium Wednes day night. March 1. at I o'clock. The cast include: Aaron Slick, not as green as he look. Odell Mor te nsen: Wilbur Merridew. a crooked speculator. Bob Stauffer: Clarence Green. mysterious young man. Vir gil Dlrkaoe: Mr. Rose Berry, an Ok lahoma widow. Mrs. Earl Ortmm: Little Sis Rigzs. a regular tomboy. Ludlk Mortenaen: the Otrl tn Red. Mrs. Las Ecpers; hotel guests. Ma thilda Oil lee. Doris Love. Blanche Mtfflson. Warren Ortmm, Bud Mor tenaen and Deao Lettenmaler. The play Is directed by Mr John Bisanz and the committee to cham and Mrs. Eari Ortmm. This play has i oeen succeasruity presented at the ! wnite acnooi grange. and at Ma pie wood Paul Zook Surprised Sllverton Paul Zook wa plea aantly eurprtsed with a birthday anniversary party at the home of his parents. Rv and Mra. Frank " ". wiui special guest his . I . w w . ... . hm wvitwr-in-aw, air. ana Mrs. Charles Boyle 'Ruth Zook) of rorv.ana Plul I fourteen yn of age. Other member, of th. Zook iauniijr tregirt prcMnk Fanner Union Given Location for Building Central Howell Mrs. John Steelhammer and Mrs. Clyde DeSart entertained the members of the women's auxiliary of the Farmers' Union and their friends at an afternoon meeting itaaoay aitersoon at the home of the latter near Switzerland station Mrs. Frank Way presided during the brumes meeting with Mr. Earl DeSan, secretary, m'"g her re port for the past two meetings. Members present went on record as favoring the proposal of a build- Linn Property Check-up Opens; Deputies Meet AAany County Aasesaor W. C Templetoo Thursday notified all de puty assessor to assemble at his office tn the courthouse Saturday at 8:30 o'clock to receive Instructions and discuss plans for conducting the annual county-wide real and pers onal property assessment. The deputy assessors, named by district, are: John McNeil, district west of Albany: Leslie Cade, district east of Albany; J. S. Nice wood. Hal. sey: Courtney Gilbert, Harris burg T. C. Isom. Brownsville; g C. Mc Claw, Lebanon; Homer D. Davis. soo and Lacomb: A. L. Geddes. Rock Creek. Including Mill City and uates; A. J. Sportsman. Sweet Home, and Mr. Templeton. Albany. Scholarship Offered Albany The Albany Creamery as sociation will again award a 4-H club summer school scholarship to a unn county dairy club member. It was announced by Wawne Daw- ' on- manager, for th 1M0 summer 1 school, but It win be awarded on J practice. 10: (e) doing cwn work 10; 'di community activities and leadership io: e condition, train ; ing and showing of animals 50- f neatness and accuracy of record book 10. Hundreds Birds Are Welcomed Spring Callers Sllverton Very welcome vis itors for the past five days have been hundreds of gros beaks. The birds are of much gayer plumage than visitors of former years and remain on the ground under maple tree feed ing on the eed that have sprouted. The large lawn of Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Keen Is th favorite haunt of th little warblers this year. The grosbeak arrive In Sll verton earlier, usually, and are of a dull color. Bird fancier are wondering if the guest this season are of the southern California type which are aald to have brilliant coloring, but seldom migrate this far north. HayesYille School Enrollment Gains HayesTlUe Four more new sto dents have enrolled at th Hayes rule school this week, and two have left. Jerry Koepka and Jack Koepka nave entered the aecor.d and sixth graoe respectively. Their parents are living in a suburban home on Hollywood avenue. Coming from West 6alem to make their home In HayeavUJe Is th Roy Pence family who have Donna Jean and Dale In the achool enrollment. Donna Jean Is tn the second grade and Dale in the fourth, Mr. Pence was employed on the contract Job wnen the new addition wa added to the school and wa so Impres sed with the community and the school that they decided to locate here. They arc domiciled m the Fisher Tract suburb. George and Klyo Puruyarna left with their parent to make their borne tn Ontario. However, first they will make trip to San Francisco to view the Exposition before going to their new home tn eastern Ore gon, Mrs. Down Hostess Lodge Thimble Club euverioo Mrs. Al Down opened her home to the member of the NOW Thimble club and a few In vited friend Thursday with a hostess dinner at noon and sewing and Informal social hour during vie aiiernoao, Present were Mr. Arthur Nelson. 'club president. Mrs. Scott Wolf Miss Margaret Hlgmbotham. Mr. Elsie SimeraL Mrs. Frank Newell. Mrs. T. M. Lukens. the Misses Vera and Olive Ottoway. Mrs Lucy Wray. Mr. Del Bowen. Mrs. Jack McAJ ptn and Joan. Mrs. William Elder Mr. F. M Powell. Mrs. Bob Yo kum and Janice. Mr. C. E Hlgtn botham. Mr. Henry 8 tor lie. Mrs. Mile Ottoway and Mrs. Al Down. Cewet Convention Can Hubbard Rev. and Mrs. atanlev Van Winkle and their tit tie daugh-l ter, Mary Paul in, left Tueaday to! .tend the Ministerial convocation tu 4-Kott Fcbnituy 21 to a. mg for th Farmers' Union, near the four corners, en (round donat ed by Ernest Werner, who wa un able to be present to make the an nouncement, hence Mrs. DeSart made th gift known. The ground I being donated with th proviso that If at any -tune the Farmers' Cnlon at fttsorguised, the pxoper ty reverts to th heir of the estate Report wer given by Mrs. A. K Kuenxl and Mrs. Alec Mathys on a study of Woman's clubs and the re lationship of these organizations to girls' group. Th report were ac cepted. Mr. Stlat Torvend was ap pointed a committee of one to pro cure a speaker for th next meeclnv which win be held March 11 at the home of Mrs, Fred Ksser near the Evergreen school, with Mra, A. E. Kuenxl a co-hostess. Guests and member present In cluded Mra. Earl Fooler. Mrs. Oscar Johnson, Mrs. H. Serial er. Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. John Schafer and son Bobby, Mrs. Mary Schar, Mra. Silas Tarvecd, Mr. Will Lelchty. Mrs. Ceo Me- Moms. Mrs. Fred Kaser, Mrs. John Lelchty, Mra. Jasper King, Mrs Alec Msthrs, Mrs. Frank Beutler Mrs. Albert Lelchty. Mrs. J. M, Clark, Mr. Atvtn Krug. Mrs. w. E. DeSart. Mrs. Robert Bye, Mrs. Clar ence Simmons. Ms. A. E. Kuenxl, Mrs. Frank Way. Mrs. Earl DeSart, the hostesses. Mrs Steelhammer and Mrs. Clyde DeSart, Dean Way and El don Buetler Pre-Easter Church Services Arranged Woodburn A aerie of pre-Easter service began at the Methodist Episcopal church Thursday night and will be held each Thursday eve ning for the next six weeks. A dlf' ferent guest speaker will be present each week. Last night Dr. Ouy GoooseU. pastor of the First Meth odist church of Portland, was the speaker. Services begin at 7:45 and the public Is Invited. Service will be held at St Mary's Episcopal church Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Rev. George H. Swift of Salem Is pastor. Sunday services at the Christian church will be Bible school at 10 o'clock, communion and sermon at 11 and Christian Endeavor at 7 pm. At the Church of God. Sunday school will he held at 10 o'clock, worship at 11, evening service at 7:30. Prayer service and Bible study Wednesday evening at 7:30. and Fri day night there will be a prayer service at the Don Shrock home east of Woodbum. Bar Association Guest at Dallas Dallas Members of the Polk Yamhill Bar association held a reg ular meeting tn the Chamber of Commerce room Wednesday evening with a dinner preceding the meet ing. W. T. Vinton, president of the association, presided at the meeting and Introduced Jame T. Desendorf, prominent Portland attorney, who gave a talk on "New Federal Law and Procedure." Oscar Hayter gave a brief report on the legisla tion before the present legislature which affected the bar. Member present were: J. R, Sib ley. Charles Gregory. Ray McKey, i-rea cejef. Oscar Hayter. R, 6.1 Kreason. W. T. Vinton. Lovd W. Crow. Franc E. Marsh. Lawrence Osterman and George H. Layman. Arrests Bring Men Into Justice Court Woodburn Michael Ron Mirmhv of Portland, arrested by state police for reckless driving, pleaded guilty when be appeared before Judge Ov erton and wa gives a One of sjo and cost. Falling to pay b was committed to the county JalL Marvm LeRoy Bennett of Philo math paid U and cost after being arrested for driving without a muff ler. Erltng Landsen of SUrerton Bald a t5 fine and cost for speeding with truck. i sriaiairr souatoM wniskst ' School Offers Joint Patriotic Program, Keizer Reiser Patriotic program wer given by the pupil of the Keller srrt! commemorating the birth day of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, and were attend ed by a large number of parent and patrons of th school. Artistic programs made by th pupil of the primary grade wer distributed. The programs were as follow: First part, welcome. Patty Hamp ton; recitations. Jean Giles and E. A. Lewis; rhythm band, first and second grade; A Very Little Boy. Gordon Sawyer: ong. When Oeorg Was a Boy. first grade: Sailing Seas, Myrtle Murray; Six Years Old. Joseph Robbing; musical Rhythm, second grade: reading, Ben lah Glover; Sewing Song, second grade girls: Minuet, Loretta Rob ertson; song, second grade girls; Utile Ply. AyaJI and Kay Nn mata: George Washington Play, first grade; America, all pupils. Second part given by pupils of upper grades wss a follows: Read) big. The Minuet, by Verle Saucy In colonial costume, accompanied by Betty Pierce: play. For Love of Country, announced by Jannett Stratton; characters, Mrs. Win ston, Corabelle Weeks; her children. Ava Dee Thomas and Milton Sav age; British soldiers. Bob Irvine and Herman Hudson; American soldiers. Wayne Loveall: Washing ton's Essays, Barbara Baldwin. Ruth Pearcy. Ramona Evans. Richard Caasutt and Maurice Latdlaw; Yankee Doodle drill, Jimmy Shaw ver. Robert Dombuseh, Don Sim and Varian Carrow; play. Lu LI Learn About Abraham Lincoln, players. Rosle Sugal. Ruth McCall. Dorothy Mueller. Barbara Carrow. Juanita Hamton and Kathleen Green; reading, Ruth McCall; pi ano solo, Myra Fern Walker; read ing. Captain, My Captain. Irwin Lewis; reading. The Children' Hour. Arleen Frog Icy, puppet show. Little Lady Dresden; players, Var ian Carrow, Wandallne Engle, Alice Buss, Julius Numata, Violet Ham ilton, Ted Mankertz, Robert Dom buseh, Ella Rae Lewis and Gloria Robinson; taps. Junior Francisco, Registrations Made For New Conference Monmouth Registration are being made this week In the lobby of Campbell hall for the guardians' conference sponsored by the Oregon Normal achool Campftr Girls on Saturday, February 25, beginning at am. Mis Odor Demote, national as sistant field secretary for the northwest region of Campflre Olrls. will lead the conference. Th reg istration fee I 39 cents which In clude admission to the luncheon to be served at Jessica Todd hall. Olrls from Llnfleld college. Wil lamette university. Pacific college, Oregon State college and th Uni versity of Oregon have been invited and any girl on the O.N.S. campus Is welcome to attend whether she Is a Campflre Girl or not. Cash On Call! Meet your sudden Cash needs, thl quick, businesslike way. Ask nobody for helping favor raise a friendly-method Auto Loan, here I Loan are easily arranged and a easily repaid, by our Plan. No delay. No publicity. No restriction ott use of your car. AUTOQANS