S2 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore, Thursday, Nov. 17, 1949 T nlJLi
Offer Program
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Grieves (or Slain Daughter Jules Glucoft attempts to com
fort bis grief-stricken wife, Lillian, in their Los Angeles home
upon receiving word that their six-year-old daughter, Linda
Joyce, had been found slain in a vacant lot near their home.
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Firemen at Hubbard
Select Piay Cast
Hubbard Fourteen firemen
nd six auxiliary members were
present at their respective meet
ings. Refreshments were served
by Leland Kocher, Les Barrett,
Ed Erickson and Jim Loop all
unmarried members of the fire
men. The next auxiliary meeting
will be a combined Christmas
party December 5. All members
re to bring toys as gifts.
First reading of the play
"Even Stephen" was held and a
east chosen, consisting of June
Penney, Frank Fobert, Kaye
Miller, Ben Miller, Jim Loop,
Hazel Friend. Verl Cochran will
direct, John School will have
charge of properties, Leland
Kocker, stage manager, Audrey
Wells, makeup, the firemen, ad
vertising and tickets.
The play is to be presented
In the gymnasium and two ten
tative dates mentioned, Decem
ber 9 or 16.
Clarence Friend, Ben Miller
and Verl Cochran attended the
county firemen's association
meeting at Keizor.
Fergusons Entertain
Church Elders, Wives
Mill City Dr. and Mrs. D. J.
Ferguson entertained with a
dinner in the church dining
room in honor of Rev. and Mrs
Morton Boothe of Albany. Rev.
Boothe was the speaker at the
Friday night services in the
Presbyterian church. Attending
the dinner were elders and
wives of the church: Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Hathaway, Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Schroeder, Mrs. Donald
Sheythe, Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Shuey and the honored guests,
Mr. and Mrs. Boothe. Assisting
the Fergusons was her daughter,
Mrs. James Jensen, of Monitor.
Stayton Eva Rebekah lodge
met in the IOOF hall wnen Mrs.
Velma Limbeck, noble grand,
appointed committees for Past
Noble Grands night which win
be held at the next meeting.
Tuesday, November 22. Women
of the lodge will wear formats
to the meeting.
Mrs. Irene Rock and Mrs.
Thelma McGill will be in charge
of the program, and Mrs. Shir
lee Darby will do the decorating.
Mrs. Zeda Lisle, a teacher in
the Stayton high school, who is
a member of Salem Rebekah
lodge, was introduced.
Mrs. Cecil Wright, president
of the Three Links club, an
nounced that the next meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs.
McGill, Thursday evening, with
Mrs. Darby as co-hostess.
A friendship degree, dedicated
to Past Noble Grand Mrs. Velma
Limbeck, and Vice Grand Mrs.
Lucile Carter, was presented by
Mrs. Ruth Wood, good of the
order chairman. Tapers were
lighted by Mrs. Ruth Landon
and Mrs. Tomina Shower. Mrs.
Tava Deetz and Mrs. Rock es
corted the honorees to the sta
tions of Mrs. Ruth Wood, past
noble grand; Mrs. Beulah Les
sard, RSNG; Mrs. Marie Cole,
LSNG: Mrs. Cecil Wright, RS
VG; Mrs. Margaret Schacfcr.
LSNG; and Mrs. McGill, chap
lain. Mrs. Barbara Shower and
Mrs. Tressa Van Nuys sang.
Mrs. Minda Riggs and Mrs.
Bessie Old decorated the lodge
room. Refreshments were serv
ed by Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Opal
Lavender, Mrs. Lessard and An
gus Ware.
Mrs. Harper Honored
By Butteville Shower
Butteville Mrs. Faye Harper
was honored at a shower at the
home of Mrs. W. O. Lindquist
with Mrs. Lindquist and her
daughter, Miss Lorna Mae Lind
quist as hostesses.
In a name contest, Mrs. Ches
ter Harper and Miss Mary Lou
Harper won prizes. Misses Bar
bara Jean Croca and Lorna Mae
Linquist entertained with piano
numbers.
Refreshment were served to
Mrs. J. H. Fisher, Mrs. Daniel
Clark, Mrs. Chester Harper, Mrs.
Francis Mathoit, Mrs. Foye Har
per, Mrs. Matilda uroco, Mrs.
Karl Engleman, Mrs. James
Johnson, Mrs. Beryl Breithaupt,
Misses Bernadine Harper, Bar
bara Jean Croco, Mary Lou
Harper. Sending gifts were Mrs.
Fred Wilmer, Mrs. Ben Harper
and Mrs. Ella Leavy.
Fathers and Sons
Banquet at Amity
Amity Amity Lodge No. 20
A. F. & A. M. was hosts for the
annual father and son banquet
at Masonic hall. A turkey ban
quet was served family style to
54 fathers and sons. The ladies
of the Eastern Star chapter pre
pared and served the meal.
Guest speaker was Technical
Sgt. Cunningham, recruiting of
ficer from McMinnville. He
showed movie pictures of sports
and Oregon scenery.
Sgt. Cunningham is a survivor i
of the famed death march and
one of the survivors of that
event in the history of World
War II.
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a turkey dinner at the home of
her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson In Can
by. Covers were placed for the
honored guest, Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Smith of Klamath Falls,
Mrs. Lorna Mae Lindquist and
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Linquist of
Butteville and Mr. and Mri. E.
L, Thompson.
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Aurora With all three of her
children and her only grand
child present, Mrs. M. G. Smith,
a former Aurora resident, was
honored on her 78th birthday at
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