2 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, March 9, 1950
Lincoln Unit
Makes Shades
Lincoln Fourteen members
and a guest, Mrs. J. D. Feller,
attended the lampshnde demon
stration given by Lincoln home
extension unit at the Lincoln
home of Mrs. R. J. Meissner with
Mrs. H. Ward Ashford as assist
ant project leader.
Making lampshades were
Mrs. Harvey McLaughlin, Mrs.
R. V. Carlson, Mrs. Ben McKin
ney, Mrs. Edward Schlegel, Mrs.
T-. L. Hicks, Mrs. Russel Hicks,
Mrs. S. B. Dodge and Mrs. Eva
Purvine. A sack lunch at noon
With dessert served by the host
esses preceded a business session
conducted by Mrs. Harold D.
Burns, chairman, when monthly
reports were given by the sec
retary, Mrs. R. J. Meissner and
standing committees.
Mrs. Harvey McLaughlin of
Spring Valley reported 14 mem
bers in the 4-H club first, second
and third year cooking and sec
ond, third and fourth 4-H sew
ing. Projects suggested for a 4-H
Bachelors Sewing club were
camping apron, pot holders,
patch and darn, sheath for hunt
ing knife, first aid kit. After
general discussion Mrs. Edward
Schlegel decided to be boys 4-H
club leader for this year.
Miss Elsie Marco, county home
demonstration agent, requested
that the various Polk county
units decide what they want for
projects another year.
Suggested by the LHE unit
were refinishing furniture, dra
pery and window treatments,
rug making, making over chil
dren's clothes, crocheting, flow
er arrangement, picture fram
ing. The next meeting of LHE
unit will be at the home of Mrs.
R. V. Carlson when Miss Elsie
Marco will attend and discuss
program planning problems in
communities and help to im
prove community relations.
Church Young People
Appro
we New Name
Independence At a meeting
of the young married couples
of the Methodist church, the
group decided to change their
name to the "Jolly Ninety
. Nine."
The meeting was planned by
Mr. and Mrs. M. Mcllinger and
Forrest Mulkins. After an eve
ning of fun the chairman, Mar
shall Powell, presided over the
business meeting.
The next meeting is to be held
March 30, at which time each
couple is asked to bring another
couple as their guests. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Calef and Mr. and
Mrs. Anton Postl are to be the
hosts for the evening.
Lyons
By order of the Postoffice In
spector, W. T. Andrews, the
Lyons postoffice will close Us
windows at noon on Saturdays
beginning March 11. Andrews
made his official call at the
Lyons office this week.
Dinner guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bassctt were
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Lcll of
Delta, Colorado.
.Carroll Johnston spent the
week-end at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Johnston. She has as her guests,
Miss Nell Coats of The Dalles,
and Miss Alta Hadley of Brooks
The young ladies are all students
at the Oregon College of Educa
Hon at Monmouth.
.Mr. and Mrs. George Nuxnll
and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Cox of
Turner were guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Berry
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Roye visit
ed at the Will Rogers homo In
Portland. They were accompa
nied by Mrs. Alice Huber who
visited at the home of her sis
tor and husband, Mr. and Mrs,
V. L. Mathncy.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Mimich of
Portland spent several days in
Lyons, and attended funeral
services for her sister, Mrs. Cath
erine Engdahl.
Harold Ayers of Hcppncr,
visited at the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Art Ayers.
The card party held at the
Rcbekah hall was well attended
with six tables of pinochle and
seven of "500". The party was
sponsored by the Tlirce Links
club, and another one will be
held Saturday evening, April 1.
Plans were also marie for a party
dance to be held at the hall Sat
urday evening, March 11.
Mrs. Catherine Lyon spent the
week-end in Portland at the
home of her daughter and fam
ily,, Mr. and Mrs. Summers.
Mr. and Mrs. John Prldcaux
have purchased the Donison
place on the hill. They plan to
build a new house soon. The
Prideauxs are now living on the
Gardner place in Fox Valley.
Blaine Dyslnger who has been
seriously ill at the Salem Me
morial hospital was taken to
the T.B. hospital for surgery.
His condition is reported as fair
and has been returned to the
Memorial hospital.
Dobbins Are Honored
Amity Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Dobbins of Sisters were in
Amity Sunday for services at
the Christian church. A social
hour was held for them follow
ing the regular evening tervice.
Unionvale
Donald Brown and Lowell
Zentner, Vanport College, Port
land, students spent the week
end here with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Holt en
tertained with a family dinner.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Bert McFarlane and Jimmy of
Pleasantdale, Mr. and Mrs. Mar
ion John Stoutcnburg, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Gisler of Salem; Mr.
and Mrs. Robert C. Dixon of
Fairview; Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Dixon and two sons of Union-
vale.
Francis Lee LaFollette has
been ill at his home but is re
covering.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Geiger,
Wanda and Gerald Gcier were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Billings at Portland.
Mrs. Good Honored
On 80th Birthady
Silverton Mrs. Nettie Good
was the inspiration for a social
afternoon in compliment to her
on the occasion of her 80th
birthday anniversary, when the
members of the Loyal Berean
class of the First Christian Sun
day school met at the church
parlors and honored Mrs. Good
specially and others present
whose birthdays were during
March. Forty - five members
presented a gift to Mrs. Good.
The working committee in
cluded Mrs. Charles Amos, Mrs.
Arthur Charles Bates, Mrs.
Verna Bailie, Mrs. Virginia
Brenneman, Mrs. Ray Butler
and Miss Edith Benson. Other
birthday guests were Mrs.
Maude Munro of Victoria, B.
C, Mrs. Edgar Coughenower of
Pendleton, and Mrs. Ray But
ler. During the informal after
noon Mrs. Ben Gifford, sister of
Mrs. Good, sang selections and
Mrs. Alice Egan gave a reading
appropriate to the birthday
guests.
Buena Vista
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Withrow
had dinner in Salem with Mr.
and Mrs. Dean Omans and in the
afternoon drove to DeLake to
see the sea monster washed in
from the ocean bed.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Banta en
tertained Mr. and Mrs. Roland
Withrow and son of Salem for
Sunday dinner and they all
drove to DeLake and other
coastal points.
Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Anderson
and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Griffith
were dinner guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Chapman
in Salem.
Mrs. Marion Koke returned to
her home In Dayton after being
the house guest of her sister,
Mrs. Elmer Busby, for a few
days.
Robert Graves of Albany was
a luncheon guest of Farrcll Rust
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Osborn
have received word of the birth
of a daughter to their son and
daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs.
Luther K. Osborn of Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cavilu and
Mrs. Nan McLean are in Port
land this week. Cavilu has em
ploymcnt there.
Mr. and Mrs. George Clark
and family of Cove Orchard
were guests of Mrs. Clark's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Goln.
Other guests Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Goln, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Ball and Mrs. Ray
mond Cegaskal and families of
Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Holmes of
McMinnvllle were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Bud Warner.
Mrs. John Kabatoff has re
turned home from the Salem
General hospital, where she had
been receiving medical treat
ment the past ten days.
Mrs. Gail Prather received
word of the death of her nephew
Ray Godwin, at the Portland
veterans hospital. He had served
overseas in world war II. He
was the son of Mr. and Mrs
George Godwin of Turner.
Hopewell
Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Chan
dler of Mt. vernon, Wash., were
guests of the John Geislcrs
Chandler is very ill, and Is now
in a Portland hospital. Mr. and
Mrs. Gcisler called on him as
well as on Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Janeicke, Mrs. Gilbert's son and
dnuRhtcr-in-law, and daughter,
Shirley.
The rug-making group of the
Hopewell Extension Unit met at
the home of Miss Virginia Mag
ncss for the demonstration of
hooking the pattern on the bur
lap foundation. Mrs. Josn Gcis
ler and Mrs. John Fuana are
project leaders.
Mrs. Ed Meyers of Browns-
boro spent the week-end with
the N. O. Pearse family. She is
Pearse's cousin. Sunday they
visited William Pearse in Cor-
vallis and Mr. and Mrs. John
Babcock In Albany. Mrs. Bab
cock is also a cousin.
Mrs. Guy Frcshour came home
from Salem Memorial hospital
but had a relapse and returned
to the hospital for several days.
Mrs. Ethel Russcff attended
the Red Cross luncheon meeting
in McMinnvllle. She and Mrs.
N. O. Pearse are the Red Cross
solicitors for Hopewell district.
Ml. Angel Will
Help War Relief
Mt. Angel Students of Mt.
Angel Women's college and Mt.
Angel academy are sponsoring a
Parent-Daughter night on March
14 as one of their activities to
raise funds for their contribu
tion to the annual bishops' war
relief fund.
The evening's entertainment
will consist of a daughter-parent
tour of the building and visiting
of parents with teachers; an all-
star basketball game; and a no
velty program given by stu
dents during the intermission in
the game. Preceding the social
hour, supper will be served the
students and those parents who
find it more convenient to come
at an earlier hour.
Students plan to go the whole
way in playing host to their
parents by paying all fees and
seeing to transportation, baby
sitting for younger members of
the family, etc.
Mt. Angel Women's college
students sponsor a parent tea
each year, while high school
classes hold annual mothers'
teas. However, this is the first
time all students have invited
their fathers for any affair out
side of school plays and gradua
tion exercises. If the event
proves a success, parent's night
will doubtless become an annual
affair for the whole school.
Stitchers Are Guest
For Luncheon Meeting
McAlpin The Me A 1 p i n
Stitchers met for lunch at the
home of Mrs. A. N. Doerfler
with Mrs. Doerfler and Miss
Anna Doerfler hostesses. Mrs.
Eric Fisher, chairman, presided
at the business meeting.
The club voted to sponsor a
one-half scholarship to 4-H sum
mer school.
Present were Mrs. Eric Fish
er, Mrs. Walter McElhaney and
Terry, Mrs. Rosina Armstutz,
Mrs. Wm. .Guyer of Hibbing,
Minn., Mrs. Anna Rezek, Mrs
Jerry Hacek, Mrs. J. M. Doerf
ler, Mrs. Oswald Johnson, Mrs.
Henry Eriksen, Mrs. Mary Ellen
Goffin, Mrs. Theodore Fisher,
Mrs. Fred Yost and Benny, Mrs,
George Ragner, Mrs. Herman
Smith, Mrs. Russel Burr, Mrs.
Ward Terry, Miss Margaret
Doerfler, Mrs. B. E. McElhaey,
Mrs. J. C. Krenz, Dickie Morlcy,
Miss Alice Doerfler and Mrs,
A. N. Doerfler.
Bandmen's Parents
Say Uniforms Paid
Silverton At the business
meeting of the Silverton Band
Parents' association, Norman
Nacgeli, president, and Mrs.
Harry J. Hahn, secretary, the
financial report showed the fi
nal payment made on the new
uniforms for 40 members of the
senior band, an amount over
$1700 donated by groups and
individuals of town.
For the pep and junior
groups, a gift of 52 uniforms
and moth-proof storage chests
were donated by the members
of the American Legion Delbert
Reeves post No. 7 and auxiliary
These uniforms arc of lighter
quality material than the more
showy uniforms for the older
group, but are attractive and
can be adjusted to the fast
growing members of the school
band in the younger organiza
tions. The next meeting of the par
ents association will be at 7
o'clock preceding the PTA
meeting, Thursday. April 6,
Sheridan
The Red Cross quota for Sher
idan in 1950 will be $000, with
Mrs. Vern Markce and Leland
Snckett In charge of the drive
for funds.
Ruth Stalls, wife of "Bill"
Stalls, Portland, who formerly
lived here, died last week after
she had been stricken with a
heart attack.
Pvt. Arlington Brondwell, Jr.,
17, son of Mr. A. E. Broadwell,
Sheridan, has reported to the
Lackland Air force base near
San Antonio, Texas, to begin
training for the air force.
The park recreation commit
lee officials have announced
that a meeting of the group will
be held at the city hall March
14. There remains much to do
in the local park, and a good at
tendance is desired.
Hopewell The Hopewell
home extension unit will hold a
party at the Fairview school,
March 10, as their money-raising
project for this year. Free
refreshments will be served.
Mrs. John Fuqua and Mrs. Ethel
Russell are the committee in
charge.
Skinny men, women
gain 5, 10, 15 lbs.
Get New Pep, Vim, Vigor
What it thrilll Bon? limb oil out: uil? boltowa (lit
itarvwl, alfklr
looser icrnwaj; ihmit iow nu
' "wan-pole" look. TTirvinrn1 ol
fiist'twauM blood" Urkl Iron, ra now pruiul of
lBptlw. hralthier-looklng bedim. Ttify thank
Ostrei. Contalna Iron you, loo, mar wi io lain
flMh, nrteb blood; Improve appeuta ao food aim
you mora nrenfta and nourtohroeni: put flmn on
Data bonea. AUo conlaloa BunnlMnpntarr amount
Vitamin Hi; ralrtum. lt't tear lettm Im tut.
Stop tnkitif at any Hm It you are aatiiflMl wiib
Inrrfisr-d wrishl, otw pep rl visor. Cost little.
Introductory Mto enly .VV. Try tamou Omtm
Tonic Tablcia tor Dew pounds, new fvi. TO!A.
At all drui atorci tverjwhtrt la Salem,
l Fred Meyer',
West Stayton
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shepherd
and children visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Howard of Me
hama Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
Howard had a grand opening of
their restaurant and new va
riety store on Saturday in Me
hama. Mrs. Howard also does
hemstitching as an additional
feature. Mrs. Howard is a sis
ter of Mr. Shepherd.
Loran Van Wagoner has pur
chased a caterpillar tractor and
will be available to do commer
cial plowing soon.
Lodge Leader
At Silverton
Silverton Mrs. Mabel Tal
bot, correspondent, tells of the
honors paid the grand chief,
Margaret Myers on her official
visit to the Pythian Sisters
Home Temple No. 21 during the
week.
Twenty-two attended the 1
o'clock luncheon at Toneys ar
ranged as an instructional hour
with Mrs. Myers as special guest
and officers and members pres
ent. In the absence of Mrs. Helen
Burrier, MEC, Mrs. M. Zahler,
past chief, presided. Distin
guished visitors formally com
plimented were Mrs. Myers,
grand chief; Elsie Thompson,
grand senior; Mrs. Albert
Grinde, grand manager; Helen
Wrightman PC, PSR; Eunice
Burk, PGP; all receiving floral
gifts, presented by Mrs. Wanda
VanCleave.
The grand chief commented
o- the work of balloting and
initiation suggesting improve
ments that could be made. Fol
lowing the Heart Degree, Mrs.
Helen M. Wrightman, on behalf
of the lodge, presented Mrs. My
ers with a generous cash dona
tion to apply on the purchasing
fund for a television set for Py
thian Home instead of a per
sonal gift.
Guests from Oregon City
were the Hubert Thompsons, the
Webbers and the Burks. Fifteen
members and officials were pre
sent from Salem. Mrs. S. A. Pit
ney was received as a new
member.
The decorating committee
were Mrs. L. C. Eastman, Mrs.
Ben Gifford and Mrs. Marie
Hope. The floor work of the de
gree staff was in charge of Mrs.
Carl Specht, assisted at the pi
ano by Mrs. Ralph Adams.
Mrs. Mabel Talbot served as
chairman of the supper, assisted
by Mrs. Olaf Paulson, Mrs. Ar
thur Nelson, Mrs. Anton Sa
cher, Mrs. Ida Winslow and
Mrs. Richard Nelson, when 77
guests greeted the grand chief.
The table decorations were sug
gestive of St. Patrick's day.
During her stay in Silverton,
Mrs. Myers, the grand chief,
was a house guest of Mrs. Al
bert Grinde.
Pedee
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Mills
and sons, Rex, Richard, John
and Joe, of Alpine, were guests
of her mother, Mrs. Ernest
Stanton and family. Mrs. Stan
ton and grandson, Steve Sing-
ten, returned home with them
for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hanna and
Mickey are visiting his brother
and family, Norman Hanna
near Stanfield.
The upper grade students with
their teacher, Mrs. Alice Mur
phy, made a trip to the state in
stitutions.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Woods and
three children from Hoskins
have moved to a Van Den Bosch
house near Pedee.
Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Burbank
were dinner guests at the C. G,
Burbank home at Falls City. In
the afternoon they were at the
Dallas hospital to see their
granddaughter, Roberta Gail,
infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
Robert Spinney.
Mrs. Paul Ronco was the re
cipient of a parcel post shower
the past several days. Mrs. Rit
tie Kerber and Mrs. Rose Arnold
were joint sponsors.
Wade Wilson and family of
Seattle, Wash., were recent
guests of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Dale Wilson.
Mrs. Arthur Clark, David and
Jane, spent several days the past
week in Portland with her sis
ters. msmm
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Monmouth Host
Circle Meeting
Silverton Mrs. Mabel Tal
bot, deputy district correspond
ent, and eleven other members
of Marion Circle, Neighbors of
Woodcraft, of Silverton, were
among the 104 attending the
Monmouth district No. 21 pep
meeting, Russell Win'chcombe
of Salem, district noble grand,
presiding.
Mrs. Ruth Alsip, hostess
guardian neighbor, Monmouth,
turned the gavel to the district
guardian neighbor, Russell
Winchcombe, after greetings to
the grand representatives, Cor
da Morrison of Amity and Alma
Owens of McMinnvllle and also
district representative, Ethel
Vedder of Dundee.
Opening ceremonials in res
pect to the flag were followed
by initiation of new , members
and special messages from vis
iting officers on the good of the
order.
The next pep meeting will be
at Amity, Monday, May 8, with
a school of instruction featured
The hostess group served sup
per to guests from Amity, Al
bany, Dundee, McMinnvllle,
Newberg, Independence, Ore
gon City, Salem, Silverton and
Monmouth.
Marion circle Is announcing a
meeting at Legion hall Monday,
March 20, at 8 o'clock in the
evening. Attending from Sil
verton were Emma Todd, Grace
Burnett, Wynola Ottoway, Ma
bel Storlie, Olive Ottoway, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Plank, Elsie
Nelson, Lillian Nelson, Goldie
Down and Mabel Talbot.
Silverton
House guests of the Carl
Spechts are members of the
family of their daughter, Lou
ise, Mr. and Mrs. John Munro
and Kathy and Jack of Seattle,
and Munro's mother, Mrs.
Maude Munro of Victoria, B. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Artgur Gotten
berg, their daughter, Jeanell
Gottenberg and Miss Nelda
Lawrence drove to Corvallis
Sunday as dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Stop.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Duncan
of Lebanon were visitors in Sil
verton Monday evening. Mrs.
Duncan was a special guest of
the Lions auxiliary as one of the
charter members 10 years ago
when the group was organized
in Silverton.
Mrs. Edgar Coughennower of
Pendleton is a house guest of
her sister and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Enloe, Sr.
Mrs. Ed Overlund reported
her husband was making satis
factory recovery from a recent
relapse from a heart condition
for which he was treated at the
Silverton hospital and is now
convalescing at the family home
in North Church street.
Ed Given, local barber, is un
der treatment at the local hos
pital having become suddenly
ill during the past week.
Fred McEwen entered the lo
cal hospital- the latter part of the
week having suffered a stroke
at the family home in Cowing
addition.
Henry Williams, local busi
ness man, is reported as making
satisfactory improvement at the
local hospital under treatment
for asthma.
Among local folk attending
the district No. 2 conference of
American Legion at McMinn
ville Sunday afternoon were
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Evans, Mrs.
C. E. Higinbotham, Mr. and Mrs.
F. M. Powell and Jerry Lake.
Talmadge Sunshine
Club Entertained
Independence Twelve mem
bers of the Talmadge Sunshine
club recently met at the home
of Mrs. George Rife. The after
noon was spent in playing quiz
games and conducting the bust
ness session. Concluding the
meeting, refreshments were
served to the group. Mrs. Lloyd
Wright will entertain the club.
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Mrs. Charles Schmerber of
Salem and granddaughter Ruth
Schmerber of Eldridge district,
will leave March 23rd on the
Queen Mary for a holy pilgrim
age to Rome. They plan to visit
relatives and friends in France
at the conclusion of the pilgrim
age and will be gone three or
four months.
Carol and Rosita DuRette,
small daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
Larry DuRette of Aurora, were
recent visitors of their grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
DuRette.
Mrs. M. J. Mahony and Mrs.
E. Short visited relatives in Mil
waukle and Portland Wednes
day. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DuRette,
Mrs. D. DuRette and Warren
Walruff, attended a conference
in McMinnvllle Sunday.
McMinnville Votes
Upon Annexation
McMinnville Residents of a
40-acre tract adjoining the north
city limits of McMinnville will
have an opportunity to ballot for
the third time on the question of
annexation to the city.
The special election has been
set for March 31 and the annex
ation must be approved by vot
ers of both the area and the city
to pass.
The March 31 balloting will be
the fifth in a series of annexa
Hon elections which have taken
place in McMinnvillt during the
past three years.
In one of the elections, resi
dents of the area which will vote
March 31 registered a tie vote
and in another defeated the pro
posal by two votes.
Victor Point Unit
At Doerfler Home
Victor 1-oint Mrs. A. N.
Doerfler entertained the Union
Hill extension unit at her home.
Mrs. J. C. Krenz, chairman,
called the business meeting at
10:30 a. m. Mrs. W. M. Tate and
Mrs. Marion Fischer, as project
leaders, talked on materials
needed for the lamp shade pro
ject at next meeting of March
21 at Grange hall.
Miss Eleanor Trindle gave a
travelogue of her recent trip to
Puerto Rico. The homemaking
of these people was discussed by
Miss Trindle and drew deep in
terest from the group. Coffee
was served at noon by Mrs.
Theodore Fisher and Mrs. Er
nest Speed with each member
bringing own sack lunch. Miss
Trindle presented information
on "Giving Home Sewing a
Professional Look."
Present were MIju Trindle. Mm. .T. r.
Krenz, Mra. F. M. Miller. Mm. w. F.
Kren!!, Mrfl. M. M. Gllmour, Mrs. Marlon
riBcurr, Jwra. Ariey jvinrnn, Mrs. Henry
Peters. Mrs. Oswald Johnson. Mrs. w. M
Tate. Mrs. Byron McElhaney. Mrs. J. o.
Darby, Mrs. Ernest Speed, Mrs. Theodore
Fisher. Mrs. Henry Eriksen. Mr. V n
Scott, Miss Elizabeth Krenz, Mrs. Floyd
rox, Mrs. ueneva Hubbard, Mrs. Ward
Terry, Mrs. W. J. Lensman, Mrs. William
uuyer or Hlbblns, Minn., Mrs. Jacob
Doerfler.
Nydia Court Plans
Queen-elect Visit
Woodburn The monthly
meeting of Nydia Court, Daugh
ters of the Nile, was held at the
Masonic Temple in Woodburn
Luncheon was served at 12:30
with the Woodburn members as
hostesses and Mrs. P. L. La
Barr as chairman.
Mrs. P. H. Seely presided
over the business meeting and
plans were made to entertain
the queen-elect, Mrs. Carl Do
naugh of Portland, and her
court at the next meeting, April
4. Mrs. Donaugh will be install
ed as queen of the Daughters
of the Nile on March 15.
Nineteen members of Nydia
Court were present at the meet
ing and spent the afternoon
completing garments to be sent
to the Shrine hospital.
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OK Invitation
Lafayette The city council
was called to order by Mayor
Mock with the city officials in
vited to attend a dinner given
for League of Oregon Cities, at
the Hudson Cafe in McMinnville
on March 9, with the McMinn
ville officials as hosts. Council
man Kennedy and McDougal,
recorder, Mrs. Flannigan; mar
shal, Gordon Howard, and Mayor
Mock will attend.
A motion was passed to place
a glass reflector four way light
on the corner of 6th and Jack
son streets.
Ellis Morgan and Oliver Ames
were appointed to three year
service for the city budget
board. A meeting for March 16
has been set for the purpose of
discussion and plans on drawing
up the budget for the coming
year.
The marshal stated that the
state water inspector had been
here on Monday and found ev
erything going smoothly.
Under motion sufficient 2'
water pipe is to be purchased to
serve all users for the distance
of two blocks between Bridge
and Adams streets.
Attorney Carl Francis of Day
ton will be asked to draft an
ordinance dealing with disorder
ly conduct and arrest resistance,
The mayor stated that the
strip of land known to residents
as the city commons which had
been dedicated to the American
Legion post No. 143, with the
understanding that they must
make improvements on the pro
perty within one year, had for
feited their rights as no im
provements had been made.
Howard Hills was appointed a
committee of one to contact
members of the societies of the
city, in regards to their contri
buting toward sufficient funds
to build a concrete skating rink
for the young people, in an ef
fort to keep them off the streets.
A discussion followed whether
to use the commons for this pur
pose or to use the city park. No
decision was reached.
Considerable discussion was
held whether to send Marshal
Gordon Howard to Corvallis to
attend a school of the American
Water Works association at OSC
from Monday through Thursday
of next week.
Fairfield Grangers
Mrs. Marker's Guest
Fairfield Mrs. Clara Mar
ker entertained members of the
Home Economics club and sev
eral invited guests, at the
grange hall. The birthdays of
Mrs. D. B. Du Rette, Earl Mark
er and L. A. Ditmars were cele
brated. Guests at the luncheon were
the honor guests, Mrs. DuRette,
Earl Marker and L. A. Ditmars,
other guests, Mr. and Mrs. F.
Hill of Grand Ronde, Mrs. Hil-
drgard Bitterman. Club mem
bers Mrs. E. Allenback, Mrs. E.
Short, Mrs. B. Miller, Mrs. F.
Saalfeld, Mrs. S. Michalek and
the hostess, Mrs. Marker. March
social night will be dispensed
with. Roberts grange, who were
scheduled to visit Fairfield
grange March 10, but sent word
it would be impossible for them
to visit.
UP-SY DAISY!
No matter how much it
hurts! Just remember you
are heading for your
NOHLGREN'S
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Here's an idea: 'Start
with a tall glass of Vitamin-Vital
Tomato
Juice. Then have one
of those sugar - lus
cious, home -baked
CINNAMON . ROLLS
and that Nut-brown
Coffee. They'll love
you down at the office!
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Dayton
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Abbott
have arrived home after
few weeks trip which-
took them through nine
states and Mexico. They went
as far east as Kansas, which is
the birthstate of both. While
there, they were honored at a
gathering of old friends, some
whom they had not seen for
35 years.
Mrs. Mildred Pennington ac
companied her son and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Pennington,
and baby to Tillamook on a busi
ness trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Goodrich
and Donald have moved to their
new home in Dayton Prarie Dis
trict. The Goodrich's have lived
and farmed in this community
for many years.
Delbert Temple submitted to
surgery at the General hospital
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Haver
nick of Forest Grove were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sherman.
The Havernicks were residents
of Dayton several years ago
when she was a teacher in the
grade school.
Lyons Area Farmers
Warring Upon Dogs
Lyons Several of the farm
ers in the vicinity are declaring
war on the dogs. Extensive ds
mage has been done to the sheep
on the G e o r g e Clipfell. Lloyd
Sletto and Verny Scott sheep
pastured on the Potter place.
Some time ago John Kunkle
reported damage done to his
livestock on the Keith Salchen
berger place. That was also laid
to dogs.
It has been reported and the
dog catcher is coming to investi
gate. Buena Vista Shows
Interest in Mission
Buena Vista Mrs. Elmer Bus
by was in Salem to attend a
luncheon and a conference of the
officers of the central Willam
ette White Cross Missionary so
ciety of the Baptist church.
One of the duties of this or
ganization is to roll bandages
and furnish other surgical sup
plies for Dr. Ostroholm, a mis
sionary who is in the same field
of work in Africa as Rev. and
Mrs. Maurice Persons, who lived
in Independence a few years ago
and preached at the Buena Vista
Methodist church. He also is ac
quainted with Miss Goldie
Wells, a missionary in the Bel
gian Congo, who has visited
relatives here many times.
Mat. Daily From 1 P.M.
NOW! BLAZING!
Opens 6:45 P. M.
NOW! TWO NEW
ADVENTURES!
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III Marie Windsor Iff
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