fJefferson Has
Celebrations
Jefferson Th Jefferson
Christian church will give its
Christmas program Sunday eve
ning at 7:30. The program is
under the direction of the com-
, mittec, Mrs. Leo Wcddle, Mrs,
Irvine Wright and Mrs. K. S.
Thurston. Saturday afternoon,
after the final practice, the
teachers entertained the young
' sters of the junior department
! at a party. Sunday evening the
following program will be giv
, en:
Recitations by George Tiger,
, Johnny Wells, Billy Chilton, Ma-
is Hall, Rex King, Wanda Tiger,
j Judy Higgins, Bobby Bilyeu,
Mary Swanzy, Allan Boyer, Ar
J dy Vasek, Jackie Higgins, Eve-
lyn Weeks, Evelyn Blaylock,
! Donnie McGill, Johnny Wright,
Larry WelL, Howard McGill and
Peggy Tiger; exercises by Mrs.
Wilson's class, Mrs. Thurston's
class and Mrs. Weddle s class;
songs, "Away in a Manger and
"Silent Night," junior depart
ment;
1 Reading, Darlenc Vasek; mu
sical reading, Shirley Higgins;
saxophone solo by Leighton
Weddle; song, group of girls; pi-
i ano solo, David Arnold; accor-
dion solo, medley of carols, Ray
' mond Terhune; choir number
. with Mrs. Gilbert Looney, solo
', ist; duet. Donna June Bailes and
Michie Henderson; reading (in
costume) Irving Wright; bene
diction by the pastor, Don Lea
vitt. The Looney Butte school will
' present a Christmas program
Monday evening at 8 oclock.
The program: recitation, Gordon
'. Roberts; song and exercise, sev
en girls; recitation, Karen Kel-
i ler; play, "The Boy Who Played
Santa Claus"; accordion num
bers, Raymond Terhune; exer
cise, three boys; song, guest
girls quartet; recitation, Philip
Roberts; play, "How Many Miles
to Christmas"; piano solo, Jim
my Adams; recitation, James
Roberts; song, school; play, "The
program is under the direction
of the teacher, Mrs. Ethel uul-
vin, and Mrs. Edwin J. Swartz
will be pianist.
The school Christmas tree was
set up in the study hall. The
: entire student body drew names
for exchange of gifts, and the
Christmas party was held Friday
afternoon and a program pre
sented. The Christmas vacation
is from Dec. 20 to Dec. 30.
. School will be held Dec. 30 and
31 with New Year's holiday fol
lowing.
Knights Columbus
Hold Yule Parly
Mt. Angel The Mt. Angel
Council Knights of Columbus
held its annual Christmas party
following the regular business
' meeting with an exceptionally
large membership present. Plans
for an initiation to be held on
January 19 was formulated. The
program will begin with mass
and communion for members,
breakfast, and following the In
itiation a banquet will be
served. Father William Frank,
a missionary from India, where
he was for 5 years, and who at
tended Mt. Angel College in
1931 and 1935, was introduced
by the council chaplain. Rev.
Damien Jentges. The sick com
mittee reported that Joseph D.
Hauth is still ill at his home
that Richard Foltz injured his
hand at work on Tuesday morn'
ing; and that Fred Hecker of
Woodburn, a former member of
the Mt. Angel council K. of C.
had suffered a heart attack and
is at the Woodburn hospital.
The ' refreshment committee
chosen for the next meeting in
cludes William Schaecher, Pat
Ebner and Josph Bochsler.
Chevrons Awarded
Lions Club Members
Dallas Eleven of 14 charter
members of the Dallas Lions
club who are still members of
the organization were awarded
10-year charter chevrons by
John Cowles, district governor,
at the regular meeting wednes
Hay evening. The other three
were not present.
Those eligible for the awards.
all having been among the 33
original members when the club
was organized in the Dallas arm
ory on November 18, 1936 are:
Otto B. Adolf, J. Paul Bollman,
Dr. E. B. Bossatti, C A. Col
lingsworth, Cecil Dunn, Carl
Gerlinger, Jr., Jack Eakm, Sr.,
John W. Kitzmiller, Walter
Leth, Virgil O. Long, Dr. E. C.
McCallon, Toby Nachtigal, L. J,
Smith and William B. Young.
The club was started under
the sponsorship of the Salem
Lions club at a dinner held ten
years ago. Judge George Ross-
man of Salem was toastmaster.
Soldiers Make Visit
Unionvale John Noble, In
the army stationed at Fort Law
ton, Wash., spent four hours at
the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Clark Noble, here. Accom
panied by several servicemen at
same fort he came by plane to
Portland where Rev. S. J. Os
borne of McMinnville, father of
one of the men, met them and
brought them by automobile to
Dayton and McMinnville. Mr
and Mrs. Noble took John to
Portland and he flew to Fort
Lawton and reported for over
seas service at once at Yoko
hama, Japan. ,
Six Sets of Twins All in the Same Grade Six sets of twins, and all in the first grade at the
Soquel, Calif., school, keep instructors, Mrs. Jennie M. Johnson and Mrs. Ethel Brose busy tell
ing them apart. The situation is further complicated by the fact two sets have the same first
names. Left to right (rear row): John Lee, Joan Lea Dittke, Larry and Garry Michael, Wiley
Dale and Iley Don Dodson Front row (left to right) Larry and Garry Otterson, Barbara and
Patricia Sledge, and Melvin and Mervin Mestre. (AP Wirephoto)
Dallas Churches Offer Pageants
And Other Programs for Yuletide
Dallas Nearly all of Dallas churches are planning special ob
servances for Christmas with many programs scheduled for Sunday
and in the days following through Christmas day. "The Christ
Child," a pageant, will be pre-f-
sented by the Assembly of God
Sunday school on Sunday eve
ning at 7:30 o'clock.
The Evangelical United Bre
thren church will have a Sun
day school program on Sunday
evening at 7:45 and the choir
of the church will present spe
cial selections at the time of
the regular morning worship.
A Sunday school and choir
pageant will be presented at
Rebekah Assembly
President Visitor
Amity Mrs. Marion Wilson,
of Bandon, president of the Re
bekah assembly of Oregon, paid
her official visit to Victory Re
bekah lodge No. 94 at McCoy.
A no-host dinner preceded the
meeting over which Mrs. Da
phne Christensen, noble grand,
presided.
Mrs. Ina Shields presented a
gift from the lodge to the presi
dent, Mrs.. Leslie Stewart, in
troducing her mother, Mrs. Na-
house, who was elected to mem
bership by deposit of card from
Lupine Rebekah lodge No. 116
of Moro.
Mrs. Vernishia Newby, past
president of the Rebekah as
sembly, Mrs. Elsie Mitchell, dis
trict deputy, president of In
dustrial Rebekah lodge of Amity
and Mrs. Tillie Babcock, DDP
of McCoy, were introduced with
Mrs. Wilson. A short program
was given after the lodge meet
ing. Mrs. Hazel Gibbs, noble
grand of Industry Rebekah
lodge, presented six members.
Mrs. Jennie Estes of Endeavor
201 was also a guest.
Pratum Paper Drive
Buying Equipment
Pratum The pupils of Prat
um school netted $3i.l3 during
a recent paper drive conducted
by the school. Of this amount,
$21.75 was raised by the upper
grades and $9.38 by the primary
department. A football and a
table tennis outfit will be pur
chased by the upper grades with
portion of their paper drive
funds.
The sale of bangle pins in the
school brought $7.10 from stu
dents, who also contributed
$8.50 to the Junior Red Cross.
A Christmas program will be
held at the school Friday night
at 8 o'clock. Holiday vacation
will run from December 25 to
January 2.
The first important sugar
plantation in the Hawaiian Is
lands was established in 1935.
the Presbyterian church Sunday
evening at 7:30 and Christmas
worship will be held at 11 a.m.
on the same day.
In the Salt Creek Baptist
church the Christmas program
will be given on Christmas
night at 7:30.
A program of special instru
mental and vocal Christmas
music is planned at the Apos
tolic Faith church for Sunday
night at 8 p.m.
At the Methodist church the
choir will present a Christmas
vesper program in candlelight
at 5 p.m. Sunday and the church
school program will come on
Monday evening at 7:30.
Music and pictures was fea
tured at the young people's
program at the Free Methodist
church Friday evening and
Sunday school program will be
held Sunday evening at 7:45.
Several special services are to
be held in the Christian church
for the Christmas holiday. "Pre
pare Him Room," Christmas
carol cantata, will be presented
by the choir on Sunday evening
at 7:30. A Christmas night can
dlelight service will be given
by Mr. and Mrs. Jupin, evangel
ists, who are conducting meet
ings at the church, on Christ
mas night at 7:30. It is entitled
"The Light of the World." The
Sunday school program will be
held Tuesday evening and the
evangelistic meetings will be
held each evening in addition
to special programs.
The Menn o n i t e Brethren
church will have a choir pro
gram on Sunday evening at 7:30
and the Sunday school program
will be on Christmas night at
7:30.
At the Christian and Mis
sionary Alliance church the
Sunday school and choir will
combine to present a program
and cantata on Monday evening
at 7:45.
The children's program of
the Ev angelical Mennonite
church will be given on Christ
mas night at 7:30 and the choir
program will be held Sunday
evening at 7:30.
The Grace Mennonite church
choir will present its program
also on Sunday evening at 7:30
and the children's program will
follow on Tuesday evening at
7:30.
On Christmas morning a ser
vice will be held by the Trinity
Lutheran church at 10 a.m. and
the children's program will be
featured the night before, Tues
day, at 7 p.m.
Masses in St. Philips Catholic
church will be conducted at
8:15, 9, and 9:30 on Christmas
day.
Outstanding Xmas
Program Offered
Silverton The most out
standing Christmas program
ever staged by the grades and
junior high departments of
school, under direction of M. B
Ford, principal, was featured at
the Eugene Field auditorium
Friday forenoon with almost six
hundred vested students appear
ing in ampitheatrc arrangement
for group and mass singing of
old, familiar Christmas hymns
and carols.
Lowell Wright and Robert
Myers of the junior high group
gave incidental vocal selections
with supplement in chorus by
the junior division, in "We
Three Kings."
Lois Olson read the Scripture
lesson of Luke 2: 1-15 and Mat
2:9-11. Miss Sue Toter appeared
in a violin number of "Angels
Serenade."
The balcony and seating space
for guests on the main floor was
filled to capacity.
Amity Church Women
Name New Officers
Amity The WSCS Methodist
women held their Christmas
business meeting with Mrs. Mar
garet Wood presiding. Mrs. Hat
tie Withee had the devotions
as the Christmas theme.
The following officers were
elected: Mrs. Roy Freeman,
president; Mrs. Naomi Hewitt,
vice president; Mrs. T. V. New
man, recording secretary; Mrs.
Isaac Bantsari, corresponding
secretary; publicity, Mrs. Gil
bert H. Newland; local church
activities, Mrs. Glenn Stephens;
secretary of Missions, Harriet
Jones; spiritual life, Mrs. Edwin
Waddell, and treasurer, Mrs. R.
Mencgat.
Stayion Church
Program Ready
St ay ton The Methodist
church will present its Christ
mas program Sunday evening
at 7:30 o'clock. This year's pro
gram will be new and unusual
and all members and friends of
the church are invited to join
in commemorating the birth of
Christ.
Each class of the Sunday
school is presenting a part of
the program which will consist
of a male octet from the adult
classes, a special group from
the high school class, the Na
tivity scene from the junior
class and a special group pro
gram from the beginners and
the primary.
A portion of the evening will
be spent in congregation sing
ing of all the old and well-liked
Christmas hymns.
At Stayton Church of Christ,
the children's part of the Christ
mas program will be given in
the opening exercises of Sunday
school next Spnday morning
at 10:30 o'clock. A play, "The
Golden Flame," will be present-
td at 7:30 p.m. by the Wyto-
machee class.
The Christmas program of
Baptist Sunday school will be
presented at 8 o'clock Sunday
evening in the church auditor
ium. The Christmas story will
be told in music, recitation.
scripture and picture. The 50
voice junior choir will be fea
tured during the evening.
The Assembly of God will
hold its Christmas program
Sunday evening, when the chil
dren will recite poems and sing
songs in keeping with Christ
mas. A pantomime, "Christmas
Candles" will be given. The
time is 7:30 p.m.
Immaculate Conception Cath
olic church will celebrate Christ
mas mass at 5, 7:30 and 9 a.m
on Christmas day.
Willamette Valley '
Smoke Eaters Elect
Stayton Three members of
the Stayton volunteer fire de
partment, Joe Harris, Chic Wal
ker and Edw J. Bell, were in
Sweet Home to attend the meet
ing of the Central Willamette
Valley Fire Fighters association.
Donald Surry of Sweet Home
was elected president of the as
sociation, and Edw. J. Bell was
re-elected secretary. Radio
hook-up between fire trucks and
central fire stations in the val
ley was discussed.
Brooks Presenting
Program at School
Brooks The following Christ
mas program will be presented
by the grade school students
Friday evening at the school
house: America, by audience:
invocation. C. H. Finley; wcl-1
come, Jimmic Robertson;'
"Christmas Eve in Toyland." by,
first and second grades; "Christ
mas Symbols," third and fourth
grade?" "Christmas Acrostic,"
first grade; "Christmas Bell,"
second grade; "A Letter to San-
ta Claus" by John Fitls; "In
Bethlehem Town." fifth and -sixth
grades; "The Healing
Christ," third and fourth grades;
piano solo, Joan Fills; "The
Meaning of Christmas," seventh
and eighth grades: "The Christ
mas Spirit," Esther Ingcrman
son; "A Change of Heart," Ro
berta Gilchrist, Carol Lea, Don
na Wright, Paulino Earls and
Esther Ingermanson; monologue,
"A Gift for Annabel," Jim Var
bel; "Foolish Advice," Ilcne Hill
yer and Frank Hawkins; play,
"Arithmetic Class," fifth and
sixth grades; play, "Christmas
Patches," seventh and eighth
grades; "Our Friend" by Lavern
Davis and Pat Merrill.
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Saturday, Dec. 21, 19463
Lodges Offer
Xmas Affair
Woodburn Plans for the an
nual Christmas party for Re
bck.ihs ana Odd Fellows and
families were made by Home
Rebekah lodge at the regular
meeting this week. The event
is to be htid tonight at 8 o'clock
in the I.O.O.F. hall.
Committees in charge are:
Program, Dollic Cummings;
tree, Gordon Luffman; candy,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frentz; gifts,
Grace Soely and Mabel Wright;
decorating tree, Nettie Johnson,
Laura l.ivesay; filling candy
bugs, Nettie Johnson, Grace
Secly and Mabel Wright; dec
orating tree, Nettie Johnson,
Laura Livesay; filling candy
bags, Nettie Johnson, Grace
Seely, Mabel Livesay.
Mrs. Esther Moon, district
deputy president, announced the
annual installation of officers
on January 7 after which a no
host lunch will be served.
Mrs. Marion Wilson of Ban
don, president of the Rebekah
Assembly of Oregon, will make
her official visit to the local
lodge January 21.
After the meeting refresh
ments were served by Mrs.
Clementine Stange and Mrs. Mae
Engle.
A spiked helmet was stand
ard headgear for U. S. Marines
in 1895.
Scoffs Mills Tree
Distribution Point
Scolts Mills Christmas pro
grams at Scotts Mills are:
Church of Christ, Sunday
morning, during the Sunday
school hour, and at the Friends
church the program will be Sun
day evening.
At 7:30 o'clock Monday night
in the gymnasium the school
will offer a pageant and pro
gram to be followed by a com
munity singing of carols and
treats for the children at the
Christmas tree in the center of
town.
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Announcing
Christmas Eve Candelight
Choral Service
December 24, 1946
Eleven p.m.
A Service for All Who Would Greet
The Christ-Child's Birth
Candlelight Processional Beautiful Decorations
Great Christmas Liturgy Inspiring Choral Music
Victor D. Palmason, Director Josef Schnelker, Organist
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Sunday, 1 1 a.m. 1
CHRISTMAS CAROL SING
Saturday Nite, Dec. 21st
FIRST
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8:30
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All Girl Choir
Male Octette & Chorus
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