Middle Grove 4-H Clubbers
Given Scholarship Awards
Middle Grove The achievement night program for Marion
county 4-H clubi held In Salem the past week was of special
Interest to Middle Grove leaders and parents of children who
have been In 4-H work for several years. The largest award
given at the meeting was the $100 scholarship award to Yvonne
uooae, aaugnier ol Mr. and Mrs.
Emory Coode.
Marvin Cage for the second
year was winner of the George
Eyre awards for outstanding
awine projects with the trophy
presented by T. R. Hobart of
Ladd and Bush branch of the
United States National bank.
Steve Patterson, younger son of
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Patterson,
was given a full scholarship to
Corvallia summer school, which
will have to be kept over as he
will not be able to attend be
cause of his age for another
year. Lewis Patterson received
a cash award and special awards
were given Joanne Fabry, Joyce
Kunzie, Shirley Page and Su
zanne Anglin.
Mrs. Paul Massett was host
ess for the November meeting
of Amitie club at her home on
Silverton road with 27 present.
Assisting hostesses were Mrs.
John Van Laanen, Mrs. Leo Ham
mer and Mrs. August Otjen. Mrs.
Lewis Patterson was chairman
of the entertainment commit
tee. Mrs. James Schardine was
the honored guest for a surprise
shower. Guests were Mrs. Clyde
Kuenze and Mrs. Roger Moore.
The Christmas party will also be
held on Wednesday, December
13, with an exchange of gifts.
The president, Mrs. Lee Dow,
presided at the business meet
ing. There was a large attendance
with several Items of business
considered and a good program
for the Friday night meeting of
the Middle Grove Associated
clubs.
With the president, Gil Blank
enship, presiding, a bazaar for
December, first to be held in Sa
lem at the Bramble Kitchen cen
ter, was planned with Mrs. Ern
est Crum as general chairman.
The same evening, which is the
regular meeting night of the
club penny carnival will be
held at the school house. A
square dance to follow the meet
ing of December 15 was planned
with Charles Anglin, James
Scardine, Charles Wenger, Ern
est Crum and Henry Sprick
named as the committee in
charge. The principal, Wallace
Tumidge, announced the school's
Christmas program for the night
of December 20. The clubs will
sponsor the basketball team
which will practice in the gym
nasium of Swegle school. Wal
lace Turnidge will be captain
for the team assisted by Donald
Bassett and Dale Van Laanen.
Mrs. Cleo Keppinger gave the
report of the nominating com
mittee. Mrs. Norman Fletcher,
program chairman presented the
following program: numbers by
the barber shop quartet, Gil
Blankenship, Henry Sprick,
Charles Wegner and Wallace
Tumidge; a humorous skit from
the song "Annie Get Your Gun"
with Mrs. M. E. McCauley at
the piano and Norman Fletcher
with Connie, Donnie and Johnie
Anglin taking parts, a real hill
billy family; a mock wedding
closed the program with Vera
Bassett at the piano, Norman
Fletcher the minister; John Ang
lin the bride, Melvin Van Cleave
the groom; Wallace Tumidge
the maid of honor; Gil Blanken-
- ship the bride's mother; John
Van Lannen, the bride's father
best man, Henry Sprick; brides
maids, Dale Van Laanen and
Donald Bassett, flower girl;
George Hardy and rejected suit
er, James Schardine.
Refreshments were served by
a committee of men.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Crum at
tended the wedding of her broth
er George Bocek, Jr., and Leota
Osgood in Olympia, Wash., at the
Evangelical United Brethren
church Saturday night. They al
so drove to Aberdeen for a Sun
day visit with her father, George
Bocek, Sr.
Panel Discussion Held
Mt. Angel To familiarize the
students with the work and ob
jectives of the Young Christian
Student, five members of the Mt.
Angel Women's College chapter
of the F.T.O. presented a panel
on that subject at their last
meeting. Topics discussed in
cluded Student Vocations, Stu
dent Environment, The Y.C.S.,
and teamwork of the Y.C.S.
Panel members introduced by
Helen Steenkolk included Jo-
Ann Seifert, Doris Immonen,
Marmen Given and Donna
Reinegar.
East Salem Women's Meets
Dominates Week Activities
East Salem Neighborhood club meetings were the special
interest of several East Salem women the past week-end.
Garden Road Neighborhood club met at the home of Mrs. Glenn
Larkins on Park avenue Friday afternoon. A dessert lunch was
served with Mrs. Paul Lynch assisting the hostess.
With the president, Mrs. W. E.
Mrs. Hanson Enters
Plea of Not Guilty
Corvallis, Nov. 21 WV- Mrs.
Sigurd Hansen, 33, charged with
murder in the death of her hus
band, pleaded innocent yesterday
before Circuit Judge Fred Mc
Henry. The battered body of her hus
band was found Sept. 10 in the
garage of an apartment building
where they lived.
She was arrested in Eugene
Saturday after a Benton county
grand jury returned a secret in
dictment charging first degree
murder.
A tentative date of Dec. 12 was
set for her trial. Meanwhile, be
cause of her health, she was or
dered confined in Multnomah
county jail quarters for women
until the trial date. Her physi
cian had her placed in a Corval
lis hospital Saturday night, ex
plaining she long had suffered
from high blood pressure.
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday. Nov. 21. If" 1
Materials ranging from 3,000
miles of telephone wire to 3,
000,000 water-purifying tablets
were landed in the Inchon area
by the U.S. navy within two
weeks after the landings.
Richardson, presiding, officers
for the coming new year were
elected. Mrs. Richard T. Wick
lander received the door prize
and Mrs. R. B. Lapp the special
prize. Present were Mrs. A. R.
Tartar, Mrs. A. A. Geer, Mrs.
Ralph Werner, Mrs. De Lapp,
Mrs. Frank Ricket, Mrs. A. C.
Schafer, Mrs. Richardson, Miss
Frances Byram, Mrs. Mary Swin
gle, Mrs. Jilia Jennings. Mrs.
Wicklander, Mrs. William Hart
ley and the hostesses. The Christ
mas party will be at the home of
Mrs. Ben Braucht.
Brown Road Jolly Neighbors
met Frioay with Mrs. Arlie Wil
son. In attendance were Mrs.
Henry Mehling, Mrs. George
Brown, Mrs. V. Ellis, Mrs. John
Jansen, Mrs. Ray Beraardy and
the hostess. The Christmas meet
ing will be with Mrs. George
Brown and will start with a cov
ered dish luncheon at noon.
There will be a gift exchange, se
cret pals revealed, and names
drawn for the new year.
The November meeting of Ed-
ina Lane home extension unit
was held at the home of Mrs,
Brosia Cusick on Park avenue
with 10 members and Mrs. Arlie
Dean, as guest present.
Mrs. Paul Riffey, vice presi
dent presided at the business
meeting and gave the report of
the program planning meeting. A
discussion followed with the re
quired four subjects for the new
year s program decided upon.
The unit will have a Christmas
party in the home of Mrs. James
Keys on Thompson avenue at 8
o clock in the evening. There
will be an exchange of fifty-cent
gifts. Each member is asked to
bring a guest who is a prospec
tive member.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. E. I.
Snethen, who have lived on Lan
caster drive several years, but in
Salem the past year, will be in
terested to know they have again
gone south to Arizona for the
winter months.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Patz have
returned to their home on Swegle
road from a month s trip east.
They visited his parents and oth
er relatives in Indiana and her
grandmother and relatives in
North Dakota.
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