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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1940)
The Capital Journal, Salem,' Oregon Friday, June 21, 1940 Young People Make Trek to Quartzville Sunnystde A trip to Quartz rille was made recently by a group of young people from here. They panned lor gold and enjoyed a plc- nlo dinner by the Bantlam river. The party Included Mr. and Mr. Kenneth Cannoy, Mr. and Mrs. Norvill Oleason and Gary, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heckart and Larry Joe, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Dyer and Bobby and Marilyn. Mr. and Mrs. G. T Heckart, Billy Cole, Miee Iris Burue, Miss Grace Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Taylor and Mr. and Mrs Vale Lady. lette and eon, John, Jr., have moved from McMlnnvllle to Amity where Mr. Mollette has accepted the pas torate of the Baptist church and preached there Sunday. The Mol lette family occupies rooms in the church basement. Sisters Are United After Forty Years Mill City Guests of Mrs. A. A Holthouse last week were Mr. and Mrs. Michael Howard of Monterey Park. Calif., and Mrs. Mary Ober- helman of Hollywood, Calif. Mr. Oberhelman is a sister-in-law of Mrs, Holthouse. Visiting Mrs. Virginia Letelller and Mrs. Louise Kennedy is their sister, Mrs. Rose Bray, who came from Kansas for an extended visit The visltore had not seen each othei for 40 years, Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Newman re cently left for Galesborough, Illi nois, where they plan to spend about five months visiting their daughter. Balls ton A trip to Silver Creek Palls was enjoyed by about tJi Ballston families last Sunday to" celebrate Father's day. The affair was sponsored by Mrs. Velda Yocom and MUs Thelma McCulloch of the Sew and Social club. Amity Greets Minister Amity Rev. and Mrs. John Mol- That CJDMT A UN Feeling A VERY SPECIAL PRICE ON OUR REGULAR LINE OF CURTAINS...FAMOUS FOR FINE WORKMANSHIP Twelve Priscillas with very deep, very full ruf fles . . . Cottage sets with bright chintz band trims ! Generous widths . . . extra lengths . . . every pair with the details of styling and workmanship that mark much more expensive styles. 39-ln. 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