Eastern Stars
Honor Mothers
Iber of other members will it-tend.
Announcement was made of
Rainbow election Wednesday
evening, May 11, with a party
by the godmothers o( the girls
after the meeting.
Woodburn Mothers of thel The worthy matron appolnt
Eastern Star were honored ated Mr. and Mr. Earl House
the regular meeting of Ever-lwearti Mr. and Mr. Lester Gil
green chapter No. 41 at the Ma- bert and Mr. and Mra. Elmer
'Return from Dead' The anxious parents of four-year-old
Lawrence Page of Mojave, Calif., watch him breathe oxy
gen in a Pasadena, Calif., hospital, two days after he ap
parently died from jerious traffic injuries. The youngster
stopped breathing for 10 minutes shortly after he was hit by a
car, but doctors revived him with a stimulant injection into
his heart. The parents are Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. Page.
(AP Wirephoto)
Surprise Arranged
For New Ministers
Brooks A party that proved
to be a real surprise was held
for Miss DormaleevBunn and
Miss Evelyn Austin the new
pastors of the Assembly of God
church in Brooks.
The evening began by open
ing of the gifts of groceries and
linen. Rev. George Bacon spoke
on the subjecf'Ask Largely"
with Bible reading.
At the piano was Miss Stella
Jordan. Vocal selections were:
Duet, Mrs. George Bacon and
Mrs. Betty Burton; solo, Mrs. A.
H. Jensen; duet, Miss Bunn and
Miss Austin; solo. Rev. Ferris
Dodd; violin solo, Rev. A. H.
Jensen; guitar duet, Mrs. Ed
mond and Mrs. Burton; piano
aolo, Miss Stella Jordan; group
singing, the Dodd- family; read
ings by Miss Goffrier and Rev.
Hollar; an inspiring testimony
was given by John Cavanaugh,
choruses concluded the program.
Rev. and Mra. A. H. Jeriaen and Donald.
Ly 11 Duller, Mrs. Orvllle Wymore and
dauahtera. John cavanauih. Mr, and
Mra. C. W. McOee, Mr. and Mra, Ben
w. Bunn, Mra. Gertrude Gentry, Mra.
Prank Tlechlrr, Mtaa atella Jordan, Mra.
Chria Otto, Mra. Maude Ttmm. Mra. Lea
ter Davla and Beverly, Mra. Leeter Youm,
Mra. Mabel Irwin and Eddie Anderaon.
OueaU preaent were Mr. and Mra. Da
eld Phllllpe, Mra. WUIa Vlnyard, Mra.
atella Duieer. MUa Mary Ooffrler, Mra.
Laura Goffrier. Rev. and Mra. Georae
Xaeon, Mr. and Mra. W. J. Wallace. Mra.
Betty Burton, Rev. and Mra. Edward
"mono ana .amitr, nrv. nowara nourr,
Rev. and Mra. F-errta Dodd and family. I MCLoy.
Program Arranged
For Hubbard Lodge
Hubbard The Pythian Sis
tera of Arion temple met in the
KP hall. The pictures donated
by Anna Stauffer will be
awarded at the May 17 meet
ing.
New committees appointed
were: Social, Mary Jane En-
I sign and Opal Berkey; visiting
Marian Anderson and Anna
Stauffer.
Jean Grim and Betty Plant
were in charge of a short pro
gram in observance of Mother's
Day. Betty talked about the
blind school, where she former
ly taught, about the use of
Braille and the various activi
ties of the blind. Opal Berkey
sang.
Refreshments were served by
Elizabeth Vredenburg, Beatrice
Rose, Mable Bridge and Jennie
Falls City Mothers
Honored at Services
Falls City Mother Day ser
vices were preached at the fol
lowing churches Sunday morn
Methodist church, Mrs. M. L.
Thompson, oldest mother present.
Free Methodist church, Mrs.
Phoebe Ward, oldest mother
present.
Christian church, Mrs. Bob
Neston, oldest mother present.
Mrs. Maude Beard, mother
with the largest family present;
Mrs. Joe Truax, youngest moth
er present. All were presented
with a bouquet.
A form of earthworm in Aus
tralia grows to be as much as
10 feet long.
sonic temple, jniroaucea ana
escorted to the east were Mrs.
Maude Scott, the oldest mother
present, and Mrs. Betty Nix, the
youngest mother. Each was pre
sented with a corsage.
Under "good of the order" a
tribute to mothers was given
by the worthy matron, Mra.
Ora Morris, and each mother
present was presented with
carnation. A vocal olo, honor
ing mothers, was given by Mrs.
N. F. Tyler.
Under the business session
one petition for degrees was re
ceived. An invitation was read
and accepted to visit Laurel
chapter at Canby on Thursday
evening, May 12, and an Invi
tation was read to a reception
by Kellogg chapter at Portland
May 26 for a grand officer. A
number of members are plan
ning to attend the golden anni
versary of Acacia chapter at
Stayton Saturday night, May 14
The program for the annual
grand chapter, which opens the
evening of June 13 at Portland,
was read. Officers to represent
Evergreen chapter are the
worthy matron and worthy pa
tron, Mr. and Mrs. Ora F. Mor
ris, Mrs. R. E. Harper, associ
ate matron, and Earl C. House-
weart, associate patron. A num-
Nelson as the refreshment com
mittee for the next meeting.
May 23.
Refreshments were served aft
er the meeting by Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Burt, Mr. and Mrs. Har
low C. Dixon, Mrs. Lyle Skiller
and Mrs, C. E. Enos.
Central Howell Unit
Installs Officers
Central Howell The final
meeting for the year of the
Cenral Howell Home Extension
Unit was held at the home of
Mrs. John Cage, assisted by Mrs.
Lera Bartruff, Mrs. Win. Scharf.
Mrs. John Anglin and Mrs. John
Van Laaver.
Other members present were:
Mrs. Lewis Patterson, Clarence
Simmons. Sr., Leonard Roth,
Wm. Roth, Wilbur Wilson.
George Plane. Eldon Alt, Lee
Dow, Sam Eshleman, Hairy
Phillips, Clarence Johnson, Mil
ton Kephart, Theo. Kuenzi, Earl
DeSart, Frank Way. Ray Me
Kibbon and Emory Goode.
Miss Eleanor Trindle install
ed the new officers for the ensu
ing year. President, Mrs. Theo
Kuenzi; Vice president, and
treasurer, Mrs. Lewis Patterson:
Secretary, Mrs. Clarence John
son. Following the installation of
the officers Miss Trindle spoke
on the topic, "Conserving You."
Polk County Quota
45 Club Members
Dallas Dallas has been al
lotted a quota of 4.1 club mem
bers to attend the 1949 4-H club
summer school announces R
M. Ohling. county extension
agent.
Capital Journal. Salem, Orejrnn. Wednesday, May 11, 1949 3
The dates for the school this
year are June 14 24 inclusive
This gathering of 4-H club mem
bers from the entire state of
Oregon is held annually in Cor
vallis at Oregon State College
The attendance usually numbers
about 1800 4-H club boys and
girls.
During the ten days that the
club members are on the campus
they attend class given by regu-j
Iar college staff members. Part
of their time is occupied with an
organized recreation program.
The boys and girls attending
from Polk county are sent on
scholarships provided by busi
ness firms and organizations in
the county, who sponsor these
I awards for 4-H club members.
Jimmy Wallace Host
On Third Birthday
Monmouth Mrs. Logan Wal
lace entertained in honor of her
son, Jimmy's third birthday.
The afternoon was spent in
playing and opening the gifts
after which refreshments were
served to the following:
Sherry and Cathy Marr, Mre. Jem
Marr; Davis and Carol Green, Mr.
I.eil'r Oreen: Chrry Sawtelte, MM. Pat
sawtelle; Debby Price. Mra. D. U. Prlre;
Dale and Charlotte Prlre, Mra. Robert
Price; Joe and sally Crldee. Mra. Van
rrtdee: Bury Mull, Mra. Darrell Mull;
Molly Appleman. Mrt. D. Appleman: cor
vallle. Mm. Wm. Fraeer and the hosteaa
and Jimmy.
In the evening Mr. and Mra. J. L. Nel
son. Mr. A. T. Huber. Mr. and Mn. D. 0.
rice. Patiy and Dlbby. Mr. and Mra. K.
N. Hill and David, Mr. and Mra. Walter
Hill and Billy and B'll Thomaa of Salem
were aueata of Jimmy.
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19c
Bibless type
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49c value.
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stitched".
Notions, mesianlne
clearanceodd lots
thread
3c
Value to 10c. Cotton
silks 50-7.5-100 yard
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Notions, mezzanine
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59c
yd.
98c per yd. value. An
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soft flannel In pretty
baby blankets
59c
79c value. Receiving
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Infants, second Moor
stamped
pillow cases
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pr.
12.49 value. Assorted
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Notions, meitanine
boys' waffle-wrave
polo shirts
39c
Reg. 79c. Ribbed crew
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Boys', main floor
look like fabric
paper draperies
98c
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Draperies, downstairs
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49c xd.
Heavy canvas in wide
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Draperies, downstairs
soft, well tailored mrn's
cashmere sweaters
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118.95 Value. Sires 38
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Workclothes, main floor
men's white eolton
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Re, 19c. All-white cot
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Hemstitched hems.
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colorful sprlnr
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300 yards of new crisp
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bey-blue; girl-pink
baby shawls
2.98
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Infanta, second floor
striped Id king
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98c
11.95 value. Chicken
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coverts and suedes
shortie coats
14.95
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