East Salem Women Attend
Variety of Local Affairs
East Salem, Oct. 18 There were several meeting for Eas
Salem women on the social calander this past week.
Lansing Neighbors home extension unit held their tirst meet
ing of the new extension years-
ta joDin
at the home ot Mrs
on Lansing Ave. The vice presi
dent, Mrs. James Haskell pre
sided at the business meeting.
The new home extension year
books were completed with the
name of the following members
as chairmen of the standing
committees included: Membership-hospitality.
Mrs Zen a
Sharpnack; lunchean, Mrs. V.
E. Fitzserald: recreation, Mrs.
E. H. Woolririee; standard unit,
Mrs. A. M. Mntn; 4-H club,
Mrs. Harry Otte ard interna
tional relations, Mrs. R. H.
Dolezal. There wer? 13 mem
bers with six children present
and nine guests. Mrs. Henry
Torver.d, Mrs. R. M. Smith,
Mr?. W. E. Kebern, Mrs. J. L.
Perry, Mrs. Carroll Sharpe,
Mrs. J. McIIone, Mrs. George
Fscirick, Mrs. Bert Kienaft, and
Mrs. Dewey Davis. i
The lesson was given by Miss j
Eleanor Trindal, home demon
stration agent on "Meal Plan
ning." The meeting closed with
a social hour. The president
of the unit, Mrs. E. L. Marsh
returned to her home on Lan
sing Ave. Friday from a Salem
hospital where she is recover
ing from a minor operation of
the first of the week.
The October meeting of the
Auburn Woman's club was held
Thursday afternoon in the home
of the president, Mrs Ervin C.
Sunderlin on Auburn road. Mrs.
George Starr was assisting hos
tess. Delegates were named to
attend the meeting of the Coun
ty Federation of Women's clubs
to be held in Salem this month;
Mrs. George Starr, Mrs. L.' G.
Gordy and Mrs. Leo Sutter.
Plans were made for the next
meeting which will be held in
the Community hall.
The regular meeting of the
Swegle Road Garden club was
held Thursday evening in the
home of Mrs. Clifford Yost on
Swegle road. The subject of
the lesson discussion was
"Transplanting and Care of
House Plants." Members attend
ing were Mrs. Homer J. Conk
lin, Mrs. Ross Bales. Mrs. Earl
Huckstep, Mrs. Daniel Casey,
Mrs. O. P. Bond, Mrs. George
Quinn, Mrs. Herbert Z 0 b e 1,
Mrs. Robert Freyear, Mrs. Bry
an Garrison and one new mem
ber, Mrs. O. Wigle. Guests for
the evening were Mrs. Kenneth
Hinkle, Mrs. Virgil E. Dart,
Mrs. Pauli, Mrs. Davis and Pat
ty Bales.
Mrs. Roy Fowler was hostess
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20th Hunting
Fatality Occurs
fBT the AMoeltted Preu)
Oregon deer hunting season
fatalities stood at 20 today.
The latest victim is Joseph
Persha, 46, Portland, crushed to
death late Saturday night when
a snag blown from a nearby
tree struck the tent occupied by
Persha and two companions in
Yamhill county. The others es
caped unhurt.
The camp was located in the
Tillamook burn area just in
side the county line.
Heart attack and over exer
tion have claimed the lives of
eleven. Six have died of gun
wounds and two in a bus-auto-
Pedee Missionary
Society Entertained
Pedee The Woman's Mis
sionary society met at the Fain
Simpson home. Mrs. J. W. Mc
Cormack gave the stewardship
lesson during the morning ses
sion. After a potluck dinner,
Mrs. Bob Smith had charge of
the business meeting and led
the devotionals. Those present
were Mrs. Bob Smith, Mrs. F.
M. Dyer, Mrs. Loius Cottie, Mrs.
Robert John, Mrs. Rufus Dodge,
Mrs. Sarah Bush, Mrs. Gus
Johns, Mrs. C. L. Burbank, Mrs.
Sidney Howard, Mrs. Lura Tru
ax, Mrs. Mollie Lacey, Mrs. J.
W. McCormack and the hostess,
Mrs. Simpson.
mobile crash while en route to
the woods.
Yet Interim Group
Finally Organized
Portland, Oct. 18 W The
legislative Interim committee
on veterans affairs has elected
! (head covof?)
j OUICK MUF WITH , S
I I WEWTHOUTUM J7
J S2l- EASIER
5" I I BREATHING
MEMTHO LATUM
Thomas R. Mahoney of Portland
its chairman.
The committee was appoint
ed in the 1947 session and will
report to the 1949 legislature
Senator Mahoney said a study
of veterans home and farm loan
needs and further aid to veter-
16 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Monday, October 18, IM
ans attending college would be
made.
He blamed the delay in or
ganizing on the press of private
business among the members.
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Slain The Rev. Francis J.
Parolin was found slain in
his hotel room in Weed,
Calif. His badly battel ed body
was discovered by a hotel
employe. Police Chief Earl
Peterson said the 50-year-old
priest had evidently resisted
a robbery attempt. He was
en route from Gait, Calif., to
a new parish at Yreka, Calif.
Police Chief Peterson said ar
rest of a 23-year-old man is
being sought (AP Wire-photo)
for her neighborhood club this
past Wedensday afternoon with
members present, Mrs. Jack
Scorgie, Mrs. Loren Richey,
Mrs. Arthur Swowell. Mrs. Wil
fred Miller, Mrs. Henry Hansen
and Mrs. Stuart Johns.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scorgie
and son, Gary, accompanied by
Mrs. Lawrence Sharke, motored
to Seattle, Wash., this week
end. The Scorgies attended the
wedding of his brother, Ernest,
at the Alderwood Manor. Mrs.
Shrake was a guest in the home
of her sister.
Mrs. Arthur S t o w e 1 1 and
Hazel, accompanied by Mrs.
Ross Wood and daughters, Judy
and Gloria, enjoyed a day at
the coast this past week-end.
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