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Lebanon, Feb. 2 Opening event of Lebanon Methodist's cen
tennial year was an all-church iamily dinner Wednesday in the
supper room of the church. Costumes of a century ago were worn
by many attending the affair.
The Methodist organization of Lebanon is 100 years old in 1950,
Safeway brings you the Finest in Meats. . .
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in 1920, and continued by Rev.
Henry Atkinson. Their records
place the beginning at 1B48 or
1850 when John McKinney of
Brownsville held the first serv-
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SHORT RIBS Ib. 29'
PORK LIVER r.lb. 29'
PORK SAUSAGE Ib. 45'
PICNICS tS Ib. 37'
ics in a log cabin near the pres
ent location of the Lebanon high
SLICED
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school.
RIB STEAK
'Father" Wilbur, early Meth
odist circuit rider, organized the
congregation in 1850. For sev
eral years the church was link
ed with Brownsville and served
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ords of the Oregon conference
Lebanon Methodist Church
Now Observing Centennial
give a complete list of the min
isters. The church has occupied three
Leader Dr. Heinrich
Xeuchtgens (above), an aged
banker who was leader of the
German Right party, is one of
the leaders of the new Ger
man Reich party that has
been formed in western Ger
many by the merger of two
right-wing groups. The new
party appeals frankly to na
tionalists and militarists. It
flaunts the black, white and
red flag of the Kaiser's
Reich and favors the song,
"Deutschland Uber Alles"
which German soldiers sang
in two world wars. ( AP Wire-photo)
Silage Clinic
February 1 1
Saturday, February 11, will
be silage clinic day for Marion
county dairy and livestock peo
ple. All operators either using or
interested in silage are invited
to bring samples of their silage
to the meeting in the Mayflow
er hall in Salem from 10 to 12
noon Saturday, February 11.
Ben A. Newell, county exten
sion agent, says 10 samples have
already been taken to the lab
oratory for protein, dry matter
and vitamin content tests. The
samples brought in on Febru
ary 11 by farmers will be com
pared with those already tested.
Purpose of the meeting is to
discuss with the group what
conditions made for good silage
and the situation that may have
caused a poor quality product
to result.
Grass, legume and corn silage
is widely used now for dairy
cattle, says Newell, and is fast
finding its way into beef and
sheep rations as a good succu
lent, palatable feed.
Deer often starve to death
rather than move far from the
protection of a woods.
buildings, the log cabin first, for
a short time only, after which it
was merged with the Santiam
Academy and used both for
school and church purposes. A
church was built In 1887 and
served until 1910 when the pres
ent massive stone structure was
erected
February is the first month in
a year of centennial celebrating.
Next event is scheduled for Feb
ruary 10 when former pastors
and members will return. That
week-end is highlighted by the
11 o'clock service on February
12, when Bishop Gerald Ken
nedy of Portland is to speak, his
topic being A Man Named Wesley."
The centennial book of the
church is to be available on
June 1. Publications editor
Oliver Larson, assisted by Anna
D. S. Pratt, editor of history
Documents and pictures for the
book are now being collected
by the present pastor, Rev. Carl
Mason,
Hereford Breeders
Will Hear McKenzie
Oregon Polled Hereford
breeders will hear Dr. Fred Mc
Kenzie of Oregon State college
when they meet in the Senator
hotel in Salem at 7 p.m. Mon
day, February 6.
R. B. Sears, Salem, president
of the breeders, has arranged
for a banquet and program that
will be of interest to all beef
producers, whether Hereford or
other breeds.
A new moving picture on hoof
and mouth disease will be
shown by Ben A. Newell, Salem,
secretary of the association,
Westlands Grandparents
Woodburn Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Westland have received
word of the birth of a grand
child, Milo Andrew Trussel, to
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Trussel of
Chicago, January 25. This is the
first grandson of the Westlands
ana the first child born to Mr.
ani'. Mrs. Trussel.
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