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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1948)
t? -1 - East Salem Church Offers Unusual Revival Services East Salem, Jan. 13 A different and very interesting series of meetings are being held at Four Corners Baptist church this week. Each night there will be a different speaker with meetings starting at 7:30 p.m. All speakers are : Mrs. William R. Newmyer Salem Women Near Appeal The women of Salem were urged today in a special appeal "by Mrs. William R. Newmyer, March of Dimes chairman of women's activities, to give their wholehearted support to the 1948 annual fund raising drive of the National Foundation for Infan tile Paralysis which takes place iJanuary 15-30. R . In her message Mrs. Newmyer pointed to the growing incidence of"'olio in recent years as an other vital reason for increased support of the March of Dimes, which provides medical care and treatment of polio patients and underwrites the national founda tion's programs of research, ed ucation and epidemic aid. f infantile paralysis, are counting upon us to assure the success of . the 1948 March of Dimes," said Mrs. Newmyer. "More than ev- er, it is important that success w crown the annual campaign. The a increased numoer or pouo cases 1 in recent years makes it more necessary than ever that Ameri cans rally to this battle." She pointed out that the last five years have seen a record total of polio cases for any previous similar period. Called To Drain Brooks Mrs. Gertrude Zen- ger and Mrs. Emma Wadley were called to Drain, t be with their sister who suffered a stroke and is In a serious condition, missionaries from different parts of the world. On Monday night the speaker was Rev. Walter Covich from Alaska; on Tuesday night A. J. Bowen from the South African general mission will speak; Rev. Eldon Whipple from the inland China mission on Wednesday: A. A. Dyck from the Gospel Mis sionary union of South America on Thursday; T. J. Dauch from the Scandinavian countries Friday night; Rev. John Oliveira, who was born in Portugal and is with the Conservative Baptist mission, will be the speaker for Sunday night. The public is wel come. The January meeting of the Missionary society of the Four Corners Baptist church met at the home of Mrs. E. A. Snook at Four Corners. There were 12 members present. The devotions were led by Mrs. Oliver Rick man. 'The lesson was given by Mrs. Leon Lambert who spoke of "The Need for Missions AUTOMATIC RADIO PHONOGRAPH 261.95 8-t MORONIC REPRODUCER Only with this amazing new reproducer can you hear all the beauty of modern records. From the first notes you'll wonder how such glorious natural color tone is possible. 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A social hour followed with the women worKing on ar ticles for the new kitchen at the church. The Merry-Go-Round club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Larkin3 on Hollywood drive. There wore 10 members and one guest, Mrs. Myrtle Mor rison, present. It was the social evening of the club and Mrs. V M. La Due assisted Mrs. Larkins with the serving of refreshments. Mrs. I. G. Lermon opened her home to rrembers of the Lansing Neighbors home exten sion unit for an all day meeting. The lesson for the day was on "The Making of Footstools," and instructions were given by Miss Eleanor Trindle, home demon stration agent. There were 16 members present. with a special guest, Mrs. Jack Wells of Brooks. Eight stools were almost com pleted by the following women: Mrs. R. H. Dozal, Mrs. V. E. Fitz gerald, Mrs. I. G. Lermon, Mrs Zina Sharpnack, Mrs. James Haskell, Mrs. Merline Estep, Sr.,i Mrs. A. M. Moen and Mrs. E. H. Wooldridge. The women plan to attend the meeting of another unit the last ok the month to completely finish them. Project leaders were Mrs. V. E. Fitzger ald and Mrs. R. H. Ballard who were special assistants for Miss Trindle. Mrs. Ira Marshall and Mrs. Harry Otto assisted the hoste.es in preparing the lunch. The ladies worked on the stools in the large basement of the home. The February meeting will be at the home of Mrs. P. E. Lermon. Residents of all East Salem who are interested in the new bus routes as they are being han dled by the new city bus system of Oregon Motor Stages ave in vited to attend a meeting which is opened to the public at the Chamber of Commerce rooms in Salem in the interest of the trans portation problems outside the city limits. District First Class Turner The Aumsville-Tur-ncr union high school census shows over 1000 students, plac ing the districts as first class Fred Bates is chairman of the union school board and Mrs Margret Riches, clerk. 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