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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1940)
Thursday November 21, 1940 Two Exclusive News Dispatches By Special Correspondence Acreage Is Purchased for Park Site at Lebanorv Greater Willamette Valley News , South Sanfiam River Chosen; Build Houses Lebanon Purchase of SO-acre tract bordering the South Santlam river for a park site was consum mated by the city council in a meet ing Tuesday night. Funds for the purchase had been allocated In the 1940 budget, but the deal was held In aboyance pending evidence that the acreage, owned by the Moun tain States Power company, was clear of encumbrances. The price was $2000. Closing of the deal will permit Immediate development of the site by an NYA project, which has al ready started clearing work. Devel opment plans will be drafted by classes In the NYA school in Eu gene. The site Is hailed by Chester Nelson of the state NYA office as offering the best possibilities for park of any In Oregon. Necessity of purchasing property for a new dumping ground was brought to the council's attention, and Bfter deliberation, the matter was turned over to the public prop, ertv committee. The city recorder was Instructed to secure descriptions of property benefitting In the paving program ao that assessment notices may be mailed and data completed for sale ' of city bonds. The recorder will get the descriptions in the county . aessor's office. The council turned down a pro , posal to allow bowling on Sunday here. St. Paul Visitors are Welcomed by Relatives and Friends; Louis Simon Home from Hospital Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Merten over the week end were their son and daughter- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Merten; Jr., of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Berhorst and baby daughter of Monroe, Ore. were visitors over the weekend at the home of Mr. Berhorst's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Berhorst, Sr. Jerry Connor of Camp Murray, Wash., spent the weekend at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Connor. Mrs. Frank Klrsch, Sr., has re turned to her home after a two weeks' visit at the home of her sis ter, Mrs. Slefer, in California. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Muckcn and daughters, Shirley and Maxlne, call ed on Mrs. Mucken's mother, Mrs. Agnes Faber, on Sunday. Miss Maureen Merten of Salem spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Merten. Louis Simon, who has been In the Willamette hospital at Newberg for the past month, was able to be moved to his home. Mrs. Joe Ferschweller and daugh ter, Angela, spent Wednesday of the past week with Mrs. Raymond Smith. Dinner guests at the Leo Fersch weller home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ferschweller, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bernard, Dorothy and Fran cis Bernard, Angela Ferschweller, Mildred Faulhabcr, George, Albert. Bob and Clarence Bernard, and Jerry Connor. Mtas Dorothy Miller of Mllwauklo spent the weekend at the home of her cousin, Miss Marjorle Bernard. 311 Crtrnlnr HUllUUf JGIVIICJ Offered at Church Sllverton Special Thanksgiving services were observed by the Cal vary Lutheran church, O. O. Olson, pastor, at 10:30 a.m. with the topic of "Supplications, prayers, and giv ing of thanks, be made for all men" and special music by the choir. Rev. J. M. Jcnson, of the Im manuel Lutheran church held their Thanksgiving services at 10 o'clock. Rev. M. J. K. Fulir and the Trin ity Lutheran church observed Thanksgiving day between 10:30 and 11:30 Thursday morning. At this time a special offering was lifted for the needy widows of Into pastors of the church. Mrs. Wray Makes Trip Sllverton Mrs. Lucy Wray plans to accompany her son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wray, and Rollle to Gresham for Thanksgiving dinner at the home of Mrs. Frank Wray's parents and brother. Mr. and Mrs. William PIcKoll and Rich ard PlcKcll. PIcKoll. Jr., was a teacher In tho local schools for a number of years and Is now of the Gresham school system. Mrs. Lucy Wray will be at the Talbot home of her granddaughter, the Jack Nor ton (Muriel Webb), for a fortnight following Thanksgiving. Union Services Held Sllverton Union Thanksgiving services were observed at the Chris tian church last night with tho members of the Christian and Mis sionary alliance, Rev. R. R. Irwin, pastor, as guests of Rev, F. W. Zook and his congregation. Visits Are Exchanged Sllverton Mrs. Lulu Brlggs of Corvallls Is a houso guest of Mayor Zetla Schlador, her sister, at her Coolldgo street home. Mrs. Schlndor has been In Corvallls at the Brlggs home during tho past week. The Schladors and Mrs. Brlggs plan to spend Thanksgiving with relatives In Portland. SS1 iisiiltlltftWTTW i Trapped by a Blizzard . . . hunted by a killer ... the most ex citing romance of the far north, "Untamed," starring Patricia Morison, Ray Millond and Aklm Tamlroff. Playing today through Saturday at the State theatre with "Untamed" Is "Mystery Sea Raider," with Carole Landls and Henry WUcoxon. Airport Group Favors Meeting Sllverton The planning council meeting of Tuesday evening fea tured the question of retaining the Sllverton airport as a private land ing, federal school and emergency landing project, with Dr. P. A. Loar In charge of the session at the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Alf. O. Nelson, chairman of the planning council airport committee, appeared for R. B. Duncan, past president of the Chamber of Com merce, telling of the civil aeronaut ics school now being conducted at the airport. J. B. Anderson repre sented the flying club of Sllverton and Lee Morrison caretaker of the airport for a number of years, gave an Inclusive history of the port. The airport committee recom mended as follows: That a permanent airport com mission be created to consist of the mayor and two members from each of the Sllverton and Mt. Angel city councils. Also, a citizen attorney advisory committee made up of the heads of civic groups in these two cities, and that the Sllverton cham ber of commerce, as the logical organization to sponsor the organiz ing meeting, invite representatives from the two city governments and representatives from civic organ izations and other interested citi zens. Red Cross Sewing Needs More Women Woodburn More , women are needed at the Red Cross sewing room where work Is being done for the destitute people over seas. The sewing meeting Is held every Friday after noon at 1 o'clock, at the auxiliary rooms In the city hall. The Red Cross drive In on In full force and the workers are meeting with a generous response. Those In charge of the roll call are: east side, Mrs. William Nelson, captain, MrB. Julia Brachmann, Miss Inga BJor nass, Mrs. H. Haroldson, Mrs. Wil liam Pelkey, Mrs. Clyde Sullivan Mrs. L. G. Soderholm, Mrs. Nellie Yates, Mrs. O. E. Lee, Miss Lila Ash land, Mrs. Ray Trulllnger, Mrs. Paul Mills, Mrs. Robert Scott, Mrs. Henry Pavelek and Mrs. E. J. Hughes. West side: Mrs. F. G. Evcn'den. enptatn, Mrs. H. M. Austin, Mrs. Kenneth Smith, Mrs. Burton Wlllo ford, Mrs. Clyde Whitman. Mrs. E. T. Sims. Mrs. Max Warring, Mrs. Hrnry Miller, Mrs. O. S. Olson. Former Kentuckians United at Dinner Aumsvllle Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bradley are planning for a family gathering at their home Thanksgiv ing day. Among the guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clayton of Portland. Mr. Clayton's and Mrs. Bradley's parents lived on adjoining farms In Kentucky 60 years ago. Tho Bradlevs learned of the where abouts of the Claytons while on a trip east this summer. Thus both families arc looking forward to grand visit. Party Plans Changed Salem Heights Due to the suddrn Illness of the guardian, Mrs. Carlton, the Thanksgiving party planned for mothers of the lyopta Camp Fire Girls was postponed. The troup met with the assistant guardian, Mrs. Mntlock. today snnnio ;3 SHEARER-TAYLOR -8 COMPANION THAT I.irn.K BUNDLE OF TROUBLE IS LOOSE AUA1N1 "SANDY GETS HER MAN" .' with !Uby Handy Stuart Erwln ,.,';! WW, natiiiiiMiti,-,ir, ih.iiiiimiihhhkiii in i 1 1 maw Turner Southern Pacifio Sells Portion of Station; Kllllngers to Build at Aumsvllle Mayro McKinney is visiting his sister, Mrs, Ball, Sr. Grover Cleveland Is building an addition on his barn. His brother, Seymour Cleveland, Is helping him John Rcgler and Roy Carter have made a deal with the S.P. whereby they have bought 40 feet of the Tur ner depot. They have started tearing it down and moving It. Rev. Jones and family are plan ning on spending Thanksgiving day with their son, Paul, near Bend. Mr. Rlcker has rented the Vera Dow house and expects to move In by December 1. ' Mr. and Mrs. George Dow and little girl arrived in time to help celebrate his father's birthday Sun day. Dow has been employed In eas tern Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Jeffreys spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Jeffreys' mother, Mrs. Scouten, at Broadacres, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jones and two sons, Walter Lee and Dale, of Salem, were guests at the R. Jones home, on the south side of town. Mr. and Mrs. William HalneB were entertained recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Morton in Tal bot. The two women became ac quainted while botli were patients in the hospital about a year ago. Mr. and Mrs. Don KUllnger, who have hod rooms In the William Hain es house for a short time, have moved to Aumsvllle where they have bought lots and expect to build. They have already purchased new furniture. The Maurice Nelson family has moved from the Ludwlg house to Aumsvllle. Harold Squires will move his family Into the house vacated by the Nelsons. The John Regler family Is expect ing Mr. and Mrs. John Mcrkle to spend Thanksgiving day with them. Officers Elected By Wolf Knights Monmouth The newly reorgan ized "Wolf Knights" on the campus of Oregon College of Education have elected officers as follows: Bud Tulhlll, president; Chet Ho- gan, vice-president; Bill Rush, secretary-treasurer; Dr. Willis B. Mcr rlam and Oscar Christensen, faculty advisors. Tho Wolf Knights Is a men's ser vice organization which has recently been revived on the campus. Dr. Mcrrlom, who was an advisor of the corresponding organization at the Eastern Washington College of Ed ucatlon at Cheney, Is taking steps toward making the local chapter a member or the national Intercolleg iate Knights service honorary so ciety. Prisoner is Unruly uanas norman Floyd Holt, ar rested by Tony Ncufeldt Saturday evening for being drunk and dis orderly, appeared before Police Judge Riley Craven Tuesday morn ing, where he was fined $20. Af ter being placed In the county Jail Saturday evening, he proceed ed to demolish a small table and break two windows, the cost of which will come out, of the fine. Church Group to Meet Falls City A Holiness meeting will be held all day at the Free Me thodist church Tuesday, November 36. A no-host dinner will be served at noon. I grttt book . now grttr ftfcfuraf ' FEATURE - P.M. Ill .1 -iCV i'. k S ik. JL a W "ft. IF' Hi Monmouth Folk Observe Day With Dinners Monmouth Observations of the Thanksgiving holiday today are nu merous with family reunions taking the lead. In Portland at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Daniels are Mr, and Mrs, O. A. Wolverton. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Moore are be ing entertained at the Newberg home of Mr. and Mrs. George Clin ton. Dining with Mr. and Mrs. J. O, Andrus are Mrs. Andrus' mother, Mrs. Claretta Donaldson of Mc- Mlnnvllle, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Coburn and family of Dayton. The family gathering today at the J. R. Bond home include Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Bond and son of Otis, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Alsip, Richard Bond of Harris and Miss Eva Bond At the home of Mrs. Mary Carm ack for the day and holiday week end are her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Chapln and their three daughters, all of Prlnevllle and Mrs. Carmack's grandson, Donald Frederlckson, who Is a student at OJ3.C. Mrs. Joe Longslne and three children are having dinner with Mrs. Christina Heidloff and her father Nat Prime. Mrs. A. C. Powers la In Klamath Falls with her son-in-law and daughter, the David Burgoynes. At the home of the Harry Hag- melers for the holidays are Mrs, J. Hoelscher and two sons, Mr. and Mrs. R. Carnlne and son and Mr, and Mrs. George Branstrator, all of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. William have bidden to be their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd William of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mccracken and three sons of Lebanon. Miss Florence Beardsley, Miss Ruth McClure and Miss Henrietta Wolfer, on the faculty of O.C.E., are In Vancouver, Wash., at the home of Mrs. Carl Sandstrom, a sister of Miss Beardsley. Mrs. Dor othy Blake and Mrs. Phoebe Cox, also faculty members, are passing the day In Portland. Miss Alabama Brenton has as her guests, Miss Bertha Brainard and Miss Martha Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Davis, Jeanne and Joanne Davis, Miss Alair Mitch ell and Leslie Davis motored to Waldport this morning for a family dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Morrison. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Elliott and Betty Lou are In Hlllsboro, as guests of their son and daughter-in-law, the Warren Elliotts. Miss Esther Mason Is passing the day In Bend with friends. With the Frank Moreland's today Is their son Herbert of Portland, Guests of the Frank Skeen's are Mr. and Mrs. V. Parsons and fam lly. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowman are hosts today for Mr. and Mrs, Clair Egleston and Jane of Weston Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Egleston and Mrs. Elgeston's aged father, R. M, Bosley of the Oak Point commun ity, Mr. and Mrs. Clay Egleston and Mrs. Nell Hlxson. Miss Helen Yeatr of Nehalem Is a holiday guest of her mother, Mrs, O. O. Yeater. Bidden for the family dinner to which Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Hill are hosts at their home, are Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Hill and Walter, Mrs. J. F. Vaughan, and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Price and Patsy, all of Rick reall, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Leslie and two children of Dunsmulr, Calif.. Art Read, Portland, Mrs. R, J. Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hu ber, and Mr. and Mrs. J, L. Nel son and Betty Jane. Covers are placed for the family dinner at the George Cooper resi dence for Mr. and Mrs. Lynne Cooper, and son of Centervllle, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cooper of Burcoda, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Cooper and family of In dependence, Mrs. A. W. Cooper and Armlne Cooper. With the B. B. Frlesens today are the Martin Bergs and Mrs. Berg's parents, all of Portland. Family members participating in the annual reunion at the modern country home of the James Rlddells are Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McOrae, Vernonla; Miss Kathaleen McCrae. Hlllsboro; Mr. and Mrs. William McCrae. Mr. and Mrs. William Rld riell, Mr. and Mrs, Eldon Rlddell and family. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Rlddell and sons, Ed and Ernest Rlddell and Kenneth and Jimmy McCrae. Mrs. Armlne Cooper Is passing the dav at Ocean Lake with her sister, Mrs. Ross Alexander, who Is re- Continuous Today 1:00 to lliM P.M. i They are bark with action and thrills Dick Arlcn , Andy Devlno In Mints - COMPANION FEATURE Roy Rogers "Gabby" Hayea l "nORDKR LEGION" U.I 1 cu Derating from Injuries received in a car accident. Tile largest pre-Thanksglvlng dinner In Monmouth occurred at Jessica Todd hall where all of the students' who live there were enter tained Informally Tuesday evening. Other pre-Thanksgtving dinner parties include Merrie Mac House where covers were placed for Mr, and Mrs. Howard Bennett and fam ily of Independence, the women students of the house and Mrs. Alice Bennett, the house mother, took place. A happy family gathering last Sunday at Monmouth hotel. Arriv ing for the occasion were, Mrs, Clyde Kiddle of Corvallls, Mrs, Ruth Grlner of Central Valley, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rush lng and Infant of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Karl White of Lebanon, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Murdock of Albany and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Murdock, Mine Directors Meet Friday Scio Called meeting of the new board of directors of the Crown Mining and Milling company is scheduled for Scio at 8 o'clock Fri day night, according to Cyrus Peery, secretary. Board organization and plans of the company for the winter are un der consideration, It is understood. Other matters of interest to stock holders are to be taken up, Annual stockholders' meeting in this city Saturday night heard of ficial reports, and the business of the company was reviewed. The conference was held ln VFW hall, notice of which had been given to stockholders several days ln advance of the meeting. Board of directors for the ensuing year consists of G. H. Coover, Port- land, David Schrock, Tangent, Cyrus Peery, Joe Boyanovsky and Murrel Gllkey, Scio. The latter Is the only new member elected this year. Play Series Offered Club Middle Grove The November meeting of the senior community club was held at the school with a large crowd ln attendance. The pro gram for the evening was under the direction of the club president, Mrs. Cleo Keppinger. Local talent pre sented three one-act comedies which have been under rehearsal for the past two months with Mrs. Hen ry Chrlstmann, head coach, assisted by Mrs. Louis Brown and Mrs. John Cage. The first play "She Doted on Lob ster" had as Its leading characters Wlllard Grant and Lee Wagers, with Miss Carol Snyder playing the femi nine lead. Others in the cast were Mrs. Louis Brown, Earl Malm, Gary Keppinger and John Van Laanen. An all-male play entitled "The Name Is Johnston" with Ted Kuen zi and John Cage ln the leading roles was a hilarious bit of fun. Oth ers ln the cast were Wlllard Grant, Fred LaCombe and John Van Laa nen. "Sauce for the Gosling" was well acted by the entire cast of Robert Wagers, Daryl Colwel, Mary Farn ham, Clyde Chrlstmann, Phebe Wa gers and Genevieve Scharf. Musio during Intermissions was played by Mrs. Dan Scharf. The Swegle girls' Instrumental quartet, consisting of Donna Starr, accord- Ion; Gladys Dalke, guitar; Margaret Smith, violin, and O'Delma Lake, played a group of musical numbers. The local Junior Community club's quartet Is Edrls Van Cleave, Bar bara Warneke and Thelma Polzel. Caroyl Snyder gave a number of vo cal selections, Refreshments were served, follow- lnlg the brief business meeting, by Mrs. Cleo Keppinger, Mrs. Will Scharf, Mrs. Paul Bassett and Mrs. John Van Laanen. Funds derived from the small ad mission charge will go into the club treasury and will help defray the expense of the serving of hot lunch es which Is one of the projects the olub la maintaining. The lunches have been served for several weeks with a WPA cook, Mrs. Margaret Warren In charge. Donations have been numerous by parents and friends. Young People In Charge Pratum The young people of Pratum Methodist church were ln charge of the young people's meet ing at the Emmanuel Baptist church In Salem Sunday night, with Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Wilson. ooooooooooo I TONIGHT 0 iACll 0 0 OUHT STAR fj V MAXWELL HOUSE Y COFFEE TIME I 2 X o.irt n nil v g O.JU-7 r.iv. $ KGW 0 0 n v 0 intra it nt iiagni ana mrnmtt I gtlort whtn Jick Bcnnr mttts Q C"Bby Snonkl" (Finn? Brief) ... A Dick Powtll . . . Mir. Miriin V f) . . . Mtrtdilh trillion nd hii Q f. orchtura! Tunt In on ihii rollick. Y V lng half hour of fun tnd music, Q Oprtitntffd or Mtxwtll Houst A Coflre now, mors than CTcr, v- V 0 tod ro ( In rfroe f Home Dinners At Silverton Are Enticing Sllverton Among the many home dinners being observed today are Mr. and Mrs. Claire Helmke and Roland at the Portland home of Mrs. Helmke's sister, the John Zim plemans. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Larson have as their guests members of Lar son's family, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Larson, his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Miles Tobias, Jean and Gerry Lar son, all of Silverton, and the fam ily of a brother ln Oregon City, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Larson and Dickie and L. Tobias. Mr. and Mrs. Alf. O. Nelson, Miss Frances Nelson and Jim Nelson will be joined at Corvallls by Miss Ruth Nelson and will drive to Eugene to spend the day with the families of two nephews of Nelson, the Norval and Thelmer Nelsons. Miss Rose Specht entertained at her Fisk street home last night at Thanksgiving dinner for members of her household Including room and boarding guests and a few friends. At the Main street home of Con stable A. M. Amo and Mrs. Amo, today, for dinner are Mr, and Mrs. Vernon Thompson and their son, Bobble, Mrs. Bessie Amo and her three daughters, Sis, Jean and Col lett, and Miss Barbara Mae Amo. Mr. and Mis. Oscar Lee will have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Vance Lee of Molalla, the Misses Flor ence and Marian Lee of Sllverton, Miss Una Lee of North Bend, and three young men who are employed ln federal work at Bremerton, Wash., from McNabb, 111., whom Miss Una knew in their home town during last year when "she taught in the schools of the Illinois town. This will be their first Thanksgiv ing on the coast. At the W. E. Toneys will be Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ehll, Mr. and Mrs. Al Murawskl and Tom and Jerry, and Miss Ellen Murawskl of Van couver, Wash. . Mr. and Mrs. George Wcatherlll will entertain for their daughters, Ina and Marjorle Weatherlll, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ferguson all of Silverton, Mrs. Weatherill's mother Mrs. Augusta Fleetwood of Salem, her niece and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Andersen of Mill City, the family of her sister Mr. and Mrs. Mike Perd and Kenneth and Harold Of Woodburn, and Charles Edner of Mt. Angel. Catholic Charter Day Set Sunday Stayton The Catholic Daughters will hold a charter day program Sunday ln Stayton. All Catholic Daughters and candidates will re ceive Holy Communion at the 8 o'clock mass. The Initiation will commence promptly at 12:30, fol lowing will be the election of offi cers and the Installation of same and at 4:30 a banquet will be served at the Women's club house to mem bers of the Catholic Daughters only. The Initiatory work will be In charge of the Salem court and of ficers of the Mt. Angel court will install the officers. The charter membership at present Is over 50, with a number of applications pend ing. Drama Arranged For Pratum Church Prartum A drama, ','Dust of the Road." will be presented in the Me thodist church November 24 at 8 o'clock. Characters arc: Peter Steel, Lloyd Arnold; Prudence Steel, Mrs. Ethel Thompson; an old man. Jay Thomp son: the tramp. Harold Melchart. There will be no admission charge but an offering will be taken. -oday, Frl Sat. T?IJflii Continuous Today (Thanksgiving) 1 to II P. M. The Mitey Muggs Merge! H to round up a WAV VP SlGRm rrrnrr, Also News, Colored Cartoon and Chapter of 8erlal "Flash Oor .don Conquers the Univprse" 1 f rWVi(vit lll'fl3Tl AND SECOND FEATURE -m JOHN Woodburn Klamps Return from Trip Through Billiard; Residence Changes Are Reported Mr. and Mis. Alfred Klamp have returned from an absence of seven weeks, during which they visited relatives In South Dakota, Minne sota and Iowa. They were in the recent blizzard ln Minnesota and Iowa, and Mr. Klamp stated it seemed like home. They made the trip by train. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hlgglnbothem have moved to the Gordon Klamp residence, Just east of the city limits on the Mt. Angel road, and the Klamps have moved to the residence vacated by the Hlggon- bothams at 1100 Hardcastle avenue Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Klamp have moved to the hunt property at (31 Garfield street, recently vacated by the Clarence Hammett. Dr. and Mrs, L. G. Soderholm and Larry are leaving Friday to spend the week-end with relatives at Bremerton, Wash. Norman Richards of Portland visited Woodburn on business Tues day and Wednesday. . Students Edit 'School Echoes' Hazel Green Students of the lo cal school have' completed the first Issue of the school paper, "School Echoes." Enough copies are printed to allow one for each family ln the community and the paper is Issued each month. Betty Gregg is editor; Lois Wacken, assistant editor; chief reporter, Evelyn Montandon; car toonist, Alice Perrlne; printer, Rosa He Wacken; printer's assistant, Ber tha Wahlster; Joke editor, Susuam Kyona; society, Patricia Zahare; li brary notes, Marie Phillips; sports editors, Phyllis Vice and Sakae Ky ona; Four-H reporter, Marilyn Ras mussen; advisor, Mrs. Hazel Hol- boke. Star reporters were elected to serve for each grade, first, Arnold Wagner; second, Helen Scholtz; third, Patsy Hynes; fourth, Anyce Klampe; fifth, Lorene Lowery; sixth, Barbara Kobow; seventh, Hol land Van Cleave, and eighth. Eu gene Harp. The pupils do all the work neces sary for the issuing of each paper. They are responsible for the collect ing and selection of Items and the mimeographing. This Is considered as part of the English work for each class. Last year the paper consisted of two sheets. This year the size has trebled and consequently the work of assembling each Issue is no small task. Aumsvllle Miss Hildur Warren. who has been confined to her home for the past two weeks, was able to return to school this week. Hay Patricia Milland Morison Akim Tamiroff "UNTAMED" 2ND HIT "Mystery Sea Raider" urn CAROLE I.ANDIS HENRY WII.COXON few V 15S r j,iIlAi.ji W'r Your Chocl Dallas Lodge Has Initiation Dollas Four candidates were Ini tiated Into the rank of page in a special ceremony conducted by Avon Lodge No. 03, Knights of Pythias, at St. Helens Tuesday night by John L. Foote. a past grand chan cellor of the order. Two of the can didates were from Dallas, Paul Fran zen and John Delzell, and they were accompanied by a strong delegation from Marmton Lodge No. 96. The visit to St. Helens by the local lodge was hi return for a trip made here by the St. Helens group earlier this fall when Avon lodge paid a losing bet ln a mmid bershlp contest by providing the; salmon for a banquet held here at that time. Tuesday night Marmlon lodge took along a huge prune cake baked especially for the occasion by Mrs. Mabel Kracher, and presented it to their hosts ln the course of the evening. Making the trip were Elwyn Cra ven, Walter Young, Fred West, Glenn Holt, Delbert Hunter, Jack Lalng, Bill Blackley, Melvln Miller, Al Lynch, Donald Gabbert, Howard Conkle, Paul Franzen and John Delzell. Dos Patterson, who Is the super intendent of the Oregon-Washington Pythian home ln Vancouver, and Floyd Moore of Portland, both members of Marmlon lodge, also made the trip. Sheriff's Office Busy Dallas Deputy Sheriff W. W. Williams arrested Gordon Akers of Dallas Tuesday of this week on a charge of assault and battery. Akers was arraigned ln justice court and; bound to the grand Jury and re leased on his own recognizance. ' Ted Tox of Independence, Indicted by the grand Jury on a charge of burglary not ln a dwelling, will stand trial ln circuit court Friday. New Pupils Enrolled Pratum Two new pupils are en rolled at Pratum school, Melvln Be thel ln the fourth grade, and Dwain Bethel ln the third. They came here from Willow Dale school ln Colorado and are living ln the Albert Gerlg house with their parents. smce atrrv FAYS GRABLE OAKIE PAYNE I SALEM'S NEWEST THEATRE Gala Thanksgiving Double Bill Ends Today "MIRACLE ON MAIN STREET" with Margo PLUS "CHEATERS" with Bill Boyd Comedy News Jim tAMH I Bib-Tommy Overalls or Belted Longies $ D White they last I Each , i Regularly 129 and 139 Sav cn much at 28 now Sanforized Cotton Gabardine VtlutM, it mt aver taw 'era I Mads to take rsal wsar and look neat doing Itt Bsr-tacki and rip-proof teams for strength I Adjustable lutpendtrtl Cuff bottoms for fast growing boys, 1 to 8. 59 thrinkproofl N. Liberty St. Phone 3194
