Vast Salem Women Start
Another Neighborhood Club
K.ist Salem, Dec. 1 A new neighborhood club has been organ
ized in East Salem. It is the -Jolly Neighbors" club and only
residents of Brown road may be members. Many new homes have
hri ii built on this road the last two years and the object of the
club is to know your neighbors. Meetings are held on Friday
Albany Will Erect
Modern School Plant
Albany Eevry concept of
idem elementary education
mil be embodied in the three
new grade scnooi Duunings pro
posed for East and West Al-
imiy and the ounnse district
! local voters provide the funds
through the school bond issue
Monday, December 6 A large
rtion of the $650,000 proposi-
i.nn will go for the new build-
ng, with the balance being
nent on remodeling Central
chool.
School officials have had one
rime goal in planning the new
buildings which will serve the
arpose of relieving badly ov-r-crowded
cpnditioiis at Maple
snd Madison schools and keep
he children closer to their
umes at the same time.
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Amity Woman Victim
Of Dayton Accident
Amity Mrs. Stanley (Hazel)
Allison, received a compound
fracture to her right knee, a
broken knee cap in several plac
es and cuts and bruises to her
left leg and body, last Sunday
afternoon on the main street in
Dayton.
The Allisons were returning
home from Portland, when a
truck struck their car, which is
a complete wreck. Allison sus
tained a minor injury to one
knee, bruises and shock. He is
able to get about with the aid of
a cane.
Mrs. Allison was rushed to the
General hospital i n McMinn
ville. The leg will have to be in
a cast for three months, and she
will remain in the hospital a
month.
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lmpops
JvUowing neighbor! present:
Mrs. Ed Wilson, Mrs. Arley Wil
son, Mrs. Wallace Sequin and
daughter, Judy; Mrs. Vickie For
dyce, Mrs. Lois Chisholm and
daughter: Mrs. Sadie Benson,
Mrs. Wllma Rowland, Mrs.
Henry Priem and Mrs. George
Brown, Mrs. Mehling and son.
anernoons at 1 o'clock every Mrs. Alfred Pauli opened her
imre weens, uessert lunches home on Garden Road for the
are served by the hostess with November meeting of the "Cap
a covered dish dinner for spe- itol City Rabbit and Cavy Breed
cial occasions, as the meeting of ! ers association." This associa
Decembei 10 when a Christmas tion opens the nomination for
party with a gift exchange will officers for the new year In No
be hold at the home of Mrs. vember and officers are nominal
ueorge urown. ed and ballots malled to all
Mrs. Gertrude Mch
hostess for the meeting with the' lege of writing in a name andl
ballots must be returned this
year by December 13 when
nominations close and the results
will be known. Nominated at
the November meeting were
Harry rteasor tor president:
Mrs. Chester Fredrickson and
Donna Wiederkehr for secreta
ry and Mrs. Pauli for treasurer.
The December meeting will br'
at the John Christenson home
on route seven.
i
Mrs. Evelyn Rehfelt was i
honored with a stiower by mem-1
bers of the Merry-Go-Round j
club in the home of Mrs. R. H. I
Proudfit and Mrs. Paul Barham
on Hollywood drive. Guests
were Mrs. Ed. Curtis, Mrs. Mel
vin La Due, Mrs. Gordon Bee
croft, Mrs. Oscar Forgard, Mrs.
Keith La Due, Mrs. Harold Hol
ler, Miss Florence Kleeman and
the hostesses.
Harold Kufner, son of Mrs.
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Following Are a Few (Only a Small Part) of Interesting
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(NOTE: A group of IMPORTED Chinese lamps arrived
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THE PRICE.)
New Living Room and
Bedroom Suites
(BEST VALUES IN TOWN.)
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air corps after spending a ten' Mrs. Mi'imo Dalke on East Gar-jPIlnei Wyo., for his active duty
day furlough at home. Richard den Road after completing his
Dalke who also has been at the! basic training nt Wichita Falls, l,n ,hc air corps.
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