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Stormbound Shrimp Boat Trawl net hang from boom
a ihrimp boat shelter at Southportt. N.C. during storm
at M. ov.r Frying Pan Shoal. oH Baldhe.d bland. k w .. Srh, "Our
Changed Attitude When We Un
derstand," Mrs. Wilbur Wilson;
"Our Understanding Through
Joyous Giving," Mrs. Harry
Phillips; "Unceasing Prayer,"
Mrs. Emory Good and the clos
ing challenge to extend your
horizons by Mrs. Cleo Keppin
ger. Members attending were:
Mrs. John Van Laanen, Mrs.
John Ackerman, Mrs. Carl Sny
der, Mrs. Anna Wirsching, Mrs.
Lee Dow and those taking part
in the program. Mrs. Harry Wil
son was a new member. The Oc
tober meeting will be with Mrs.
Harry Phillips.
East Salem School Change
Makes Group Alter Plans
Kat Salem, Oct. 4 This school year East Salem schools will
b represented by both Mothers' club and Parent Teacher asso
ciations. The first group to meet for the new term was the
Auburn Mother club which held their meeting Friday after
noon at the school house. It was necessary to elect all new offi
cer a tht president and vice
preldent will not have children
attending the school this year
with the new boundary line.
Elected were president, Mrs.
Krvin S. Sunderlin; vice presi
dent, Mr. Orval Pruhk; secretary-treasurer,
Mrs. Loran Ri
chey. Serving on committees will
be: Telephone, Mrs. Enoch Mer
rell; hospitality, Mrs. Arthur
Fiske; finance, Mrs. S. W. Bur
ris; special projects, Mrs. Loran
Richey and reporter, Mrs. Rich
ey. One of the projects will
be "beautifying the school
grounds."
The club will again sponsor
both Brownies and Cub scout
troops and some 4-H work is
being considered. Arthur Meyers,
school principal, was present
and explained the new hand
books which had been ent to
each child's home. There are 55
mothers of school children in the
district and about 20 were pres
ent for the first meeting. Host
esses for the social hour were
Mrs. Floyd Seamster and Mrs.
.Charles Gillming. Teachers were
introduced to new mothers
the community.
of
Middle Grove The first
meeting for "the new school year
of the Mothers club will be Wed
nesday afternoon at 2 o'clock in
the school house.
""Th parent organization for
Washington school will be form
ed after the school has been
transferred to the new building.
. The September meeting of the
WSWS of Middle Grove com
munity was held in the home of
Mr. Lena Bartruff. Mrs. Wil
liam Scharf was in charge of
the new project of the group, the
children' hour with six children
present. A Christmas tree was
decorated by the children with
gifts for the mission children
which will be sent overseas. Lit
tle bright paper cone contain
ing the money that will buy
ome presents and the entire
program made it the first Christ
mas experience of the season for
the children.
- Numbers on the adult pro
gram were devotion by Mr.
Roy Ecofield, "Leading On in
the Widening of the Horizon In
Stewardship;" "Power to Widen
Our Horizons," Mr. Scofield;
"The Holy Spirit Our Helper,"
Mrs. Lewis Patterson; "When
Jeweler Gets Job of Picking
U.S. Wives for Scotsmen
Buffalo. N. Y. ai-B Jewelers usually think of young love in
terms of engagement and wedding rings. But one Buffalo jeweler
was assigned the task of picking out American wives for a
couple of Scotsmen.
A letter received from two 17-year-old boys, John Maslerson
and Robert Wdyte of GIasgow,
read:
"We have gone about with
each other for about seveni
years," the letter read, "and in
that seven years we have learn
ed that the two of us always
think the same.
"So when I said I would like
an American wife when I got
Student Burned with
Hot Tabasco Sauce
Lebanon, Oct. Dale
Piesche, high school freshman,
is recovering today from tem
porary blindness caused by ta
basco sauce in his eyes during a
high school initiation. He also
received burn about the body.
Burleigh Cash, principal, call
ed halt to the Initiation Mon
day afternoon. The all-school
affair was scheduled for the en
tire day and as planned had the
approval of school authorities.
The trouble was, he said, that
the affair "got out of hand"
when the students engaged in
unscheduled activities.
At High School Auditorium
Salem people will be given a prevue of what Milady will be
Salem high school chapter of prewntg its third annual fall atyie show,
the Future Farmers of America This slyie show, one is held in the spring, too, 1 to b held
will send their three outstand-j in the Salem high ichool auditorium with the public invited io
Ing members to the National "d "d no f"ff
FFA convention Friday to bejj ?T to ! taif
h-w ,n i ! ocio n to tat Jsret SOB b, by Mary Barton t the elec-
held October I0-1S in Kansas, women en termg the audrtonum : (ri. gatI TWrtv.ottl modflt,
C'tv, Mo. corsages of baby orchid are to)mMj rf fhrm m)i ioyn
Outstanding member going S'ven. j will model the clothe,
to the convention are Wayne! A n aed attraction dance; tne jrg group of fall and
Johnston. Clay Rambo and er 8r ,0 J P"' .winter clothing to b. thowa wiii
James Cartwright. Leaving1 f" aVt t , T coai ni ":
Friday via the Shasta Dayli-. ;pup l! 3" one .. h 1 rdaf presses. These will be in a wide
the boy. will travel to SariiRun?tf the ch!!dr ' "grange of color and Include
Francisco then travel on to Ms-mod", !wP!n t,,r- Sclothe ranging from the teen-
jouri. j The dance numbers are not agers to the older matrons. Jun-
r c . ,, .vt'to be tne only feature attrae-itor e and hail ae are to
JdSiT .nSdai7owhlh otgoib- ? rir!1 ,0"d wlth "in
state college student, Daryl Van nM"' ' ' ii c T , , t
to receive the highest degree l' F0 by Mary Barton jskirt weater. .porta dres
given in the FFA. After receiv- v" ana sx logs max. up me econa
ina She minor desrees in FFA 1 Dorothy Pederson, Salem glrSUp B(!d the third group wiii
Van Cleave had to farm one vear """ " oe nus i-inarrn! u cm-
after graduating from Salem Background music for tne mo-ifc-t Tempo."
high. Only two degrees are to
be given this year for the state
of Oregon.
Johnston 1 president of the
Salem chapter of the FFA and
wa a delegate to the state con
vention last year at Tillamook.
He also won the FFA district
speaking contest at Indepen
dence last year.
Formal and dinner (own in
the radiant new color, ttt the
autumn season are Included: in
the fourth group and bringing
the style show to an end will be
4rdal party acene. Thi i ixi
to be of the usuai picture vari
ety but animated scene, re
sembling bridal scene of real
life.
Woman Killed ia Crih
Tht Dalle, Or., Oct. MB ;
A woman wa killed and twoj
nsen injured when the auiomo
bii in which they wr riding
werve tuddeniy and tipped
Junction, authorities said
today. Mr. Lor B. Justila, S3,
ISox til, The Daiiet, who Erov
tb car, was killed instantly,
Paul and George Sellers, Gold
endsle. Wash., were taken to
The Dalies General hospital
wlih minor injarie..
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"Well, sir, to come to the
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thought if you knew two young:
American girls, you could ask
them if there was any chancel
of them being our pen-pals and
giving us some ideas as to what
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some young American women
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