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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1939)
Tuesday, November 21, 1939 Two Exclusive News Dispatches By Special CorresponflcnTs Christian Endeavorers Hold Convention at Lebanon Greafer Willamette Valley News Two Counties Send Delegates, Name Officers Lebanon The annunl convention of the Willamette Christian En deavor union, held at the Lebanon Church of Christ over the weekend, was attended by approximately 100 delegates from Christian, Evangeli cal, United Presbyterian and Pres byterian churches of Linn and Ben ton counties. The following were named new officers In the business session held Saturday afternoon: Carl Loron, Lebanon, president; Ladd Howard, Albany, vice-president; Viola Wil liams, Orleans, secretary, and Ar lene Sportsman, Sweet Home, treas urer. The invitation of Sweet Home to hold the next convention there was accepted. - Rev. Walter Fiscus, of Northwest Christian college In Eugene, was guest speaker, and he gave talks Saturday afternoon and evening and on Sunday evening. The theme of the parley was "Christ Calls". A feature of the conference was a program of music and talks given by six students of the Eugene col lege at the banquet Saturday evening. Honor Ron Pupils Lebanon Fifty-three students of Lebanon high school received grades for the past nine weeks that were high enough to place their names on the roll of honor recently issued Such honor implies that the student has received grades of either 1 or 2. The roll follows: Haiile Ashton Doris Ayers, Ila Bahrke Charlotte Bohle, Dorothy Bohle, Marcell Bohl ken, Dorothy Burton, Vonda Char- traw, Marguerite Crane, Louise De- vlney, Barbara Devsy, Nora Dwyer, Connie Elliot, Patricia Porrey, Bea trice Gentry, Jean Gepford, Homer Goulard, Delbert Hammett, Marie Hunt, Helen Jones. Daisy Kaufman, Beverly Keebler, Bemlce Kerr, Lyle Lannlng, Lyon Lawrence, Margery Leech, Dale Long, Mnrjorle McEl hlney, Reld Merritt, Harry Miller, Richard Owen, Olive Owens, Alta Paetsch, Jeanette Pape, Don Pen- fold, Daren Pierce, Jean Post, Flor ence Ray, Patricia Reeves, Shirley Reeves, Pauline Sanders, Joan Schenk, Carl Smith, James South wick, LaVeme Stewart, Fay Sturte vant, Doris Tancre, Patricia Tweed. Kathryn Voegelein, Lucille Warnke, Ramona Warnke, Marybeth Whet stone and Betty Whttcomb. Heads Crowfoot Club Lebanon" ' At a meeting of the Crowfoot Community club at the home of Mrs. Marie Liggett, Mrs. Joe Lenox was named to the of flee of president for the year and two other officers were also chosen They are: Mrs. Thelma Oakley, vice- president, and Mrs. Grace Wood secretary-treasurer and press cor respondent. Plans were also made for the Christmas party which will be held at the home of Mrs. Hazel Sorseth next month. Mill Man Killed Lebanon Sam Sawyer, owner of the Sawyer mill near Holley, was killed when he was crushed under a log which rolled upon him yester day morning. Fairfield Stages Annual Homecoming Fairfield The Fairfield Farmers' Union held homecoming which con sisted of a no-host supper, program and regular meeting. The Obligation Wlis tnltnn hv TUr and Mrs. W. I. Kern, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Patterson, Mr. and Mis. A. W. Nusom, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Julian DeJardln. Ernst Welner, county presidrnt, spoke of the success of the Marlon County Farmers' Union Oil com pany, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. St. John and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Burnett of the Gervals local were visitors. St. John gave a talk on the state ware house. The progrnm was under the direction of Mrs. B. C. Hnll. Fairfield Lorctta Leppert, nurse at the Good Samaritan hospital in Portland, recently vlslled with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. 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Sheridan PTA President Kept Sheridan The Parent-Teacher organization held its monthy meet ing in the high school auditorium Mrs. George W. Censky, who was president last year, again accepted the presidency upon the resigna tion of Mrs. C. E. Morgan and pre sided during the business session. Mrs. Floyd Matthews, secretary, was present. Principal Hulce of the grade school reported on the meth od used and the finances concern ing the present serving of hot lunches to the grade school pupils. Ten dollars were voted by the or ganization toward the hot lunch fund for this month. Mrs. John Hendricks, chairman of the finance committee, reported that an "amateur hour" was plan ned to help on finances. Mr. Mor rlsscy, treasurer, reported that the cook books put out last year were still not all sold and were avail able. O. Beach Patton reported for the vocational guidance committee the progress made in the contem plated purchase of vocation leaf lets for the library. Mrs. Roy O. Malo reported plans for an Ameri canization meeting In the near fu ture. Mr. Harris of the grade school, chairman of the program commit tee, announced the grade school op eretta for December 1 and Intro duced two members of the cast, Llla Lee Morris and June Syron, who sang numbers from the production E. J. Pedgron of the fourth grade delighted the audience with two accordlan numbers. The girls glee club of the high school sang two numbers. Miss Helen Knight led the audience In a community sing with "Over the Rainbow", Wayne Faulconer being at the piano. The program was followed by a pie social. Dr. Goodall being auc tioneer. Pie was then sold by the piece In the Home Economic de partment, with free coffee. Mrs. Hendricks had charge of the re freshments). A December meeting will be held In the grade school auditoruim. Fruitland Pupils Guests for Dinner Fruitland Mr. and Mrs. T. Nes- bitt and son Buddy of Eugene were guests of Mrs. Nesbitt's parents, Mr and Mrs. J. G. Stewart, over the weekend. The pupils of the Fruitland school will hold a Thanksgiving dinner at the school house Wednesday noon Dinner will be served Just for the school children by their teacher Ervan Branch. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Maguren will be hosts for a Thanksgiving dinner at their home In Fruitland. Covers will be placed fo.- Mr. and Mrs H. C. Moguren, Mr. and Mrs. Mel- vin Mnguren and daughter Sharon. Mrs. Floy Collar. Mary. Ada, Edith and Wlllard Collar of Salem, Rose mary. Janet. Richard, Joan Mogu ren ond the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Maguren. Church Offers Supper Clear Lake Members of the Clear Lake Evongelloal church and Sun day school wish again to remind ev eryone of the church supper to be held Friday, November 24. at the church. Everyone is Invited. The pro ceeds will go toward making im provements on the church. Move To Idaho Falls City Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McCoy and family have left for Idnlio to make their home. ahce Wednesday Norember 22 TOP HATTERS Haunted Mill Rlrkrriill 25c Mt. Angel School Play Presented To Full Houses Mt. Angel "Here She Comes." the production offered by the stu dents of Mt. Angel Normal and col lege Sunday and Monday, proved to be a laugh hit at both perform ances. The cast of characters included Mrs. Isaac, owner of the Pacific Star hotel, Corita McGinnley; Nora. her maid. Bemlce Gay, Sllverton; Betty Kelton, who buys the hotel from Mrs. Isaac, Laverne Larson, Sllverton; Madame Lowell, a dic tion teacher, Mary Linehan, Port land; Mrs. J. Haddington Jones, a fond mother, Gale Storm, Portland; Luella Jones, her daughter, Kath erlne Morley, Anaconda, Mont.; Vi Hudson, an optimist; Florence Smith, Mt. Angel; Polly Wentworth. a pessimist, Doris Collins, Portland; Genevieve Crane of Portland takes a double role as Nickle Brooks, a co-ed, and as Maritza Lopez, a mo vie star; Pat O'Keefe, Lopez' press agent, Virginia Miller, Hubbard; Carolina. Lopez' maid. Mary O' Leary, Anaconda, Mont.; Sally Ridge, a reporter, Maxlne Bernlng. Mt. Angel, Between acts selections were of fered by tile Academy orchestra and the Aeollans. "Overture" by Brock ton; "Dream Waltz" by Rolfe, were presented by the orchestra. A vio lin ensemble, Sarabande by Auer. was featured by several girls, and the Aeollans offered "The Rosary" by Nevln; "Stars with Little Golden Sandals." by Berwald; "Pop Goes the Weasel." by Schaeffer; "In the Heart of the Hills" and "The Two Clocks." Stage property was furnished through the courtesy of P. N. Smith of Mt. Angel. Finley Master Stayton Grange Stayton Gilbert Finley was elec ted master of the Stayton Granpe at its regular meeting on Saturday. The remainder of the officers are as follows: Overseer, Gua Kirsch; lecturer, Mrs. Lena Lambrecht; steward, Mrs. Frank Galaway; as sistant steward, Frank Galaway; treasurer, J. F, Richards; chaplain, Mrs. Ida Nipple; secretary, Mrs. Nellie Sandncr; gatekeeper, Clar encfl Ovcrholtz; Ceres, Miss Susie KeArns: Pomona, Mrs. Emma Rich ards; Flora, Miss Phildelia Darst; lady assistant steward, Mrs. Clara Steward; executive committee, An drew Fery, George Sandner and A. A. McKenzle; legislative commit tee, GeorRe Sandner, T. H. Thomas and Clarence Overholtz; agriculture committee, Gus Kirsch, Andrew Fery and A. A. McKenzle; H.E.C. chairman. Mrs. Gilbert Finley; mu sician, Mrs. Gus Kirsch. Lyons Grange will install these new officers at the next regular meeting of Stayton Grange, Satur day, December 3. Plans were completed for a Grange Christmas party to be held on the evening of December 20. Mrs. Lena Lambrecht, lecturer, will have charge of the program. Pies Prove Popular Independence Several members of the Chamber of Commerce, ac companied by their families, at tended the pie social at Pedee Fri day nieht and walked off with sev eral of the best pies. Part of the entertainment was furnished by the Independence group. Independence supplied the auctioneer, "Happy Jack from Gobler's Knob". He is from the east where he has had former experience in crying sales. YOHJ1R GUHWE TOP GOOD UOQJOIIS in m nOTTt tD-IN-BOND HTNTtTCKT STUI6HT IOURI0K wmuif This is h lit you've been waiting for OM Crow, a truly great Kentucky whiskey now ( i new low price! Lis MA 2-20 T.CfT Mpy Brooks Ladies' Aid Makes Bazaar Plans Brooks The Brooks Ladies Aid society met in the church with Us president, Mrs. Monroe Ward, pre siding at the business session. Plans were completed for its annual ba zaar which will be held In the church Wednesday, November 29. The sale of candy, pop-corn balls and cake and coffee will begin at noon. Those present were Mrs. F. S. Morgan, Mrs. F. J. McFarland, Mrs Orval Otto and children, Maxine and Harold, Mrs. Bertha Streeter. Mrs. Willa Vinyard, Mrs. Dorothy Pingle and son Ralph, Mrs. Benson, Mrs. Ellsworth Hubbard, Mrs. Mon roe Ward, Mrs. H. H. Bosch, Mrs. Nona Sidebottom, Mrs. M. F. Day, Mrs. Anna Dunlavv. RkkreallXmas Being Planned Rickreall Plans for a commun ity Christmas program scheduled for December 20 were discussed at a meeting held at the home of Mrs. Pauline Jeidy. Mrs. Jeidy, Mrs. Cecil Embree, J. H. Harland and E. N. Hill, rep resented the Community club, the Ladies Aid society, the Grange and the Masons, respectively. Commit tees were named as follows: Selecting and coaching play, Mrs. E. A. Stenson. Mrs. H M. Wait, Miss Carola May and W. C. Hill; casting play, Mrs. W. W, Rowoll, Mrs. D. V. Price, F. S. Crowley and R. D. Pence; stage setting, Mrs. B. M. Findley, Mrs. B. C. Bell, Fred Auer and Ora Lantz; decorations, J. H. Harland, Mrs. John Winn, Mrs. Thomas Burch and Charles Ross; music, Mrs. H. A. Dempsey Mrs. S. A. Van Dyke and Claude Larkin; finance, W. W. Rowell, E. N. Hill, Mrs. A. G. Adams and H. A. Dempsey; costuming, Mrs, W. C. Hill. Mrs. Ernest Lettekin, Mrs. Charles Wirfs and Donald Pence; candy, Miss Viola Brandt, Mrs. E. N. Hill, Mrs. F. E. Pence, William Knower; tree, H. M. Wait, Fred Auer and Charles Wirfs; light ing and stage management, Wil liam Rowell, Jr., Arthur Dempsev and Abe Derksen; ushers, M. B. Findley, D. V. Price, F. E. Pence and Ernest Palmer. Withers Addresses Home Planning Class Mt. Angel Members of the home relation class, tnught by Miss Liul- mllla Seidl, heard a talk on the planning and building of a house by Lee Withers, building and sup ply dealer In Mt. Angel and Wood burn. The speaker told the students that the Cape Cod style house is the one most preferred by the Northwestern home builders. The modernistic trend is gaining favor. Among the phases of building covered by Withers was the select ing of the best time economically In which to build, the choosing of a site, consulting of the architect, contractor and retail lumberman. He discussed the various features of the FHA. The U. S. home-builder has a wid er choice In materials than build ers In any other country, the local business man stated. HOLIDAY SPKCIAT, I'ersomilHy IVnmuicnt Wave SI, ?I.,V), SI. 95, S2.."0 mill up These are boiler quality rermnnptil t greatly rrducetl prlee. Shampoo nnri Flnirrr Wave 50c rtriRpr Wnvi'H .,..&(! JOT 11F.IX BEAl'TY SHOP Mill n 1:15 Uoochutrn Ufiniisor TRA10HT BOURBON WMtSKFY VTindsnr's remark hie 3rd year of Being makes it the "Prince of Good Bourbons." Now 3 year old a royal good whiskey, and no inert mt m fin 80 PINT 1-45 Quart 5.45 Qillfln ThllWhbke, ii3jerold C.r!M I., I,. 0 xm$A Students Give Radio Program At KOAC Station Woodburn A program, sponsored by the Woodburn Future Farmers of America, was given over station KOAC at Corvallls Saturday evening by a group of Woodburn high school students, from 7 to 7:30 o'clock. The program Included the follow ing numbers: Girls' chorus, directed by Miss Helen Lotz, "My Reverie," and "Lovely Night" by lone Ander son, Fern Dyer, Pauline Phares, Shirley Seely, Vivian Haas and Eula Fern Matthews, accompanied by Millicent Evenden; solo, "Gold Mine in the Sky," by Kenneth Stenger. accompanied by Thelma Asper; F. F. A. chorus .directed by Kenneth Thompson, F.F.A. biorter song and "I've Been Working on the Rail road," by Jess Owre, Kenneth Sten ger, Luther Asper, Ambrose Asper, Robert Brock, Charles Dansky, Rob ert Enstrom, Norbert Letcher and Warren Erwert; three numbers by the high school band. "Mutual March." "Norval March" and "Mist er Joe." directed by Kenneth Thompson. Members of the band taking part were Kenneth Stenger, Ambrose Asper, Luther Asper, Patty Smith, Ada Claire Renn, Tom Don nelly, Joycelyn Blake, Jack and Frank Beck, Donna Jean Ernest, Lyle Bates, Jack Sorensen and Carl Austin. Skit, "Developing Leadership In the Farm Youth," written by J. Sid ney Johnson, instructor In agricul ture, and presented by Jess Owre, Luther Asper, Ambrose Asper, Tom Colllster, Virgil Meisenheimer, Carl Schulta, Frank Krupicka and Myron make. Seasonal Dispute Noted at Rickreall Rlckreall Nature and the calen dar are having a dispute here as to the season. An apple tree on I TODAY - WED. Z HITS jlQjj) Faclny Death and Danger The REAL GLORY Thrill, iir Companion Feature & "The Covered Trailer" J jamcs - Lucille - Russell - Gleason" TONUS - WEDNESDAY !J TWO HITS The Film Feud of the Centurv R 2ND BIG HIT Humphrey Bogart "YOU CAN'T GET AWAY WITH MURDER" OI,I Sl.WY ISrook One sip of this smooth, genial, moderately priced bourhon will tell you why men cal I it "cheer ful as its name t N.II...I Rl.llll.r. Prv4utt Crt.. N.Y.C. 3j pint Ml 'HgC7 1.80 ilS3i 'i the J. P. Hamilton place Just north of town Is in bloom, a branch of which is on exhibition at the local post office. Spring bulbs of many varieties are up in several .gardens. Roses and primroses are In flower and the pink spirea is covered with buds. Fall Festival Proves Success Woodburn The annual Harvest festival and bazaar given by St. Luke's parist at the parish hall Sun day was a grand success both social ly and financially. A turkey dinner, prepared by the women of the Altar society, was served to approximately 600 people and the amusements of the day were under the direction of the men of the HoW Name society. A number of valuable prizes, do nated by the merchants of Wood burn, were given nway in the eve ning. Prize winners were Mrs. Mes- serly of Loch Haven, Penn., sllex coffee maker; Mrs. Ray Manning, Woodburn, woolen blanket; Miss De- lores Ledtke, Woodburn, camera and films; Mrs. H. M. Austin, Wood burn, traveling bag; B. F. Neilen, Woodburn, three Indian blankets; Leo Miick, Woodburn, lamp; Donna Prinslow, Woodburn, electrio clock: Joseph Nibler, Woodburn, chair; Frank Dubois, Norge electric roast er; Mrs. Floyd Maricle, radio, and Dell Leonhart of Gervals, a special prize. Father O'Connell and the mem bers of the parish wish to extend their appreciation to the people of the community for the cooperation and help in making this event a success. AT WOMEN'S Ii T XM. ff X V ' Velvet GP f I Best Ferm Gir ,i i-5 98 ff''", ta S1 00 for 59c FORM BRASSES V-! ffl TirfZWWi 'Ai hi i 'Wl MQtMW&&IMMMh2dkA LOCALLY OWN ED OPE RATED 1 Ankeny Grange Elects Officers Sidney The meeting of Ankeny grange Saturday night was well at tended. After standing committee reports were given, the following of ficers were elected for the year: Worthy master, C. P. Johnston; overseer, George Henderson; lectur er, O. B. Putman; steward, William Werderkehr; assistant steward, Wal ter Wulft; chaplain, Leila Cole; trea surer, J. O. Farr; secretary, Rex Hartley; gatekeeper, Jake Gilmour; Ceres, Ethel Blinston; Pomona, Mag gie Marlatt; Flora, Edna Reeves; lady assistant steward, Esther Hart ley; executive committee, Eugene Finlay. D. E. Blinston, Edwin Swartz. H.E.C. Chairman Edna-Revees an. nounced as refreshment committee for December, Mrs. George Mar latt and Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Blin WEAR SECTION ston. The grange will meet Decem ber 2. The Junior Farmers' union met recently for election of officers: An- Ita Gilmour, president; vice-presi dent, Robert Cole; secretary and treasurer, Ileene Blinston; conduc tor, Irvin Jones; gatekeeper, Lois Gilmour. WILLIAM Binnie BARNES Wendy BARRIE loan DAVIS - Last Hay JANE WITHERS K117. TIK09. 'Tack up JTour Troubles" Anklets 39c Values Hoaw , ribbed m bobby type ank- J W W lets, smart new m Mfc shades for sports MB or school wear. ,pr 5atin 5,'PS Adjustable (trap,, fj JQ Trtrow, Hivt, Blurk, Win, and Orern. TOMORROW MS$ l the Perfect cast f In a new design, f
