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2 Capital Journal, Salem. Oregon. Friday, Sept. 21, 1951 Ml. Angel Benefit In The Valley ?t By MIKE FORBES S ! Mt. Angel The committee for this year s annual Benedictine Scholastic Seminary fund party held a meeting at the home of Mrs. Wilbert Aman, chairman, Monday night to complete plans (for the card party and lunch to ' h wrvpH tatpr in thi riininc Gates The newly organized hall of St. Mary's school, sched Gates home extension unit will: "led for Wednesday evening, meet In the recreation rooms of , Sept. 26. Cards will be played in the Gates high school Tuesday, I the auditorium, with prizes of Oct. 9, and the second Tuesday;'--"- bridge, pinochle, -500" of each month thereafter. and canasta. Mrs. Marlnrv Whiio and Mm. Tni annual seminary card Gates It,!;;Sd"eef jFarm Labor Soughl aVgh?gh ln Lebanon Harvest Dallas Saturday Sept. 22, in the Dallas school auditorium, the Dallas Youth for Christ which is af filiated with Y.F.C. Interna tional will hold the first of its winter rallies. William E. Cross, director, announced. Dr. Harold W. Jefferies. of Portland, will be the speaker. Lebanon Harvesters, parti cularly men, are needed for several crops in this area, Char les Wilson of the Lebanon em- ployment office reported Tues- ' day. Independence Cutting Horse Contests Sunday McMinnville OCE President Host to Pastors Independence Dr. R. A. Maaske, president of Oregon College of Education was host to the members of the Minister ial Association of Independence and Monmouth recently. The group was invited to the Maaske home in Monmouth to meet Dr. and Mr. Maaske and for an informal social time. Maaske spoke to the ministers! thimble. A potluck dinner will ed supper to the committee who: household belongings for them;spent the weekend with Mrs. The proceeds from the Brown ing Brothers carnival which was at the Independence Hop Bowl the latter part of August, netted $197.34. according to Thomas R. Smith, president of the Hop Bowl, Inc. Smith said this money will A group of 35 young folks gathered at the Ramsey hall of the Episcopal church, Saturday, Cn. 1K ,UA D - .1. June Burke will be present at :Pty is a major event each year, Sunda'v Scaoor partv, the next meeting to demonstrate sponsored by Court Marion, Mr and MrJ jay Beeler of the repair of inner-spring cush-j Catholic Daughters of America, j sh;ridan but lormerlv of Mc. iThe proceeds go to the seminary Minnville. have moved to Rio ions. i-aoies aiienoing are request- ""''".,,Z" Dell, Calif., where he will work ed to bring cushions that neth education for he priesthood ...:., H broth repair, B yara 01 new unoieacnea . muslin, scissors, needles and1 lne hostess. Mrs. Aman serv- John W. Berry moved their im r in ciai demand ! be used for improvement of the for shaking prune trees, and HP Bowl and to assist in com-: women's help is wanted too for P'eting the picnic grounds this crop, now about half har vested. Orchards are located north of Lebanon and at La comb. Calls also are being made for picking corn, hoeing strawberry patches and digging gladioli bulbs. Wilson said. Pedee Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Dyer drove to Coos Bay Friday evening and urging cooperation between the be served at noon. iwere present. They were Mrs college and the churches during The all day meeting will start j "bert Aman, Mrs. A. Sika. Mrs the coming school year. Helpromptly at 10:30 a.m. Invita-j Gordon Aman, Mrs. Emil Boch stated that he desires each stu-jtions are being extended to aU'sIer- Irs- E. G. Unger, Mrs. Nor dent at OCE to find a church ladies in Detroit, Idanha, Mon-!bert Butsch, Mrs. Leo Barr. Mrs. home where he can attend serv-1 gold. Mill City and Gates, who Delmar Lulay. Mrs. Ed Hoffer. jces, social lunctions, and be or in his truck. iDyer. a sister, Mr. and Mrs. Low- Bill McLean of the 24-Hour; ell Van Dasm and Roddy. Service Station, and Mr. and j Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Shellen Mrs. Fred Weiss and son of berger and Lonnie of Monmouth Portland, and Pfc. Vernon R. visited Sunday evening with her Altimus left aSturday morning ; mother, Mrs. Thera Womer, Lar- some service to the church and community. The local pastors were also cordially invited to at tend the school functions at OCE. Mrs. Maaske served refresh ments of strawberry short cake and coffee at the close of the evening. Ministers attending were Rev. John Hood, Rev. Vernon Egge braaten, Rev. John Hash, Rev. Lynn Sparks, Rev. John H. Stev ens ana rtev. waiter nyoerg oiparty wa, held on the Iawn jnueut'iiueiii.ei nev. xi. i.. ub' are interested in the course to be -Mrs- Gene Hoffer, Mrs. George; 'or aan rrancisco, am. vernonjry ana Bonnie, wno naa spent offered this winter ;Kruse. Mrs. Urban Butsch, Miss; will siay at Lamp atoneman loritne ween wnn tneir granamom- Mrs Floyd Volkel is president Patricia Connell, Miss Elizabeth! reassignment in the army while ,er. returned home with them, of the unit, Mrs. Elmer Klutke, Keber, Mrs. J. L. Wachter.lthe rest of the group shall re-1 Mrs. Lydia Carver of Riverton, secretary-treasurer and a vice grand regent, and Mrs. L. A. Lej turn soon. Ore., is spending the week with Mrs. Starr and A party honoring Jimmie Pip pin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Pippin, on his sixth birthday was given at the Pippin home Sunday afternoon. The young guests were served ice cream and birthday cake af ter playing several lawn games. Helping Jimmie to celebrate the occasion were Steve and Norman Pfaff. Gail Falton. Denny and Vicki Morris, Salem: Sybil and David, Dallas: Shirley Werline, Odie and Jeanie Calef, Judy and Jean Tate. Skipper Wood, Jimmie. Judy and Janice Paulsen. Denny and Darlene Berzin, Darrell Morgan, Johnnie Cooper and Bobby Dodson. St. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kirsch will ' arrive home this week from a trip to Pendleton, Joseph, Ore., ! and Idaho. Pat Gooding. Margaret Smith and Jimmy Kellogg left for erby, Rev. A. L. Lonsberry, Rev. Roy Campbell and Rev. Lynnton Elwell of Monmouth. Vie Ministerial Association of Independence and Monmouth will hold a meeting Oct. 29 at 1:30 p.m. in the Independence Assembly of God churcl The host pastor will lead the tijvo tions before the business meet ing. This will be the first meet ing of the fall and winter months. sold their home at 101 W. 5th St. to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Unionvale A new cement foundation Is being put under the Clark Noble residence. Porches will be re paired or new ones built. Lloyd Buffun of Kelso, Wash., is help ing with the work. Rev. Clyde Dollar of the local church called on Mrs. John Hibbs. 87. of Unionvale at a convalescent home In McMinn ville, Saturday. Mrs. Hibbs con tinues very weak following her recent siege of pneumonia. Sunday evening guests of Mr. und Mrs. Frank Finnicum and family were school friends of Miss Delores Finnicum: Edward Crane of Berkeley. Calif.. Miss Janet Nye and Miss Cora Lee Hulbert. both of Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stein gTube and three daughters, Bev erly Turner of Unionvale: Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hastay and son. Richard, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Layton and son William of Sa lem, enjoyed a picnic dinner at the Miss Maude Williamson State Park in the Wheatland district Sunday. cessed for service with the army Games were played following the' at the 6219th reception center opening of the gifts and a weiner at Fort Lewis. Wash. Pvt. Wil- roast and other refreshments son entered the service August 1 Sales, proprietors of the Ohio served in addition to the large 24. He attended Grays Harbor ! and Nete Drive-Inn on Highway birthday cake. I college and Oregon College of 99. The Agees are living at the Schoolmates and friends pres- Education where he starred in ; Irene Foster Court and Mr. Agee ent were Lorena Devine, Barbara1 baseball. jhas been bedfast the past six Haun, Marlin Cole. Maxine! Recent visitors at the home i weeks but is imDrovine accord- Carl H. Dageforde. janitor at; her daughter. the Memorial school, fell from a j family. step-ladder while washing win- Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Dodge at- dows and broke his leg. He has jienaea tne weaaing ot ner rana-, nurses. traming at Eugene Sep- Deen coniinea to tne AlCMinn- -. oiuumciu, i, .-mu.r , The Lady Foresters honored ... . i.Mr. ana -Mrs. .Maurice omitn Mr anrt Mrs W H A oee ksv. TM StOnelieiO and lamilV. president has been chosen from,'-'0-' the group of ladies coming from : MMrsQl Barney Ryal entertained! MonfflOUth a Drnun n -.-nunc tn!lr at ,r! hnmo niinunim. w j..h. Pvt Rnhortr Wiltnn enn nfiville hosDital for four week hut Ted Lewis at Florence. Mrs. ter, Joan, on the occasion of her . Mr. and Mrs. Siias C. Wilson of j expects to be able to go home Dod? remained for a two weeks Mj. 16th birthday anniversary. The Rt. I, Monmouth, has been pro- soon. . I"""" - """-"--- j with a -uncheon social hour on the occasion of their 25th wed- f. nA r Tnv. Cil,. f T-,,n,A, ..',,. tv,. v ding anniversary at the ton Ziever farm and with their family are moving there. McMinnville Some of the top horses in the National Cutting Horse association will be seen in action Sunday, Sept. 23. at the Yamhill County Sheriffs Posse rodeo grounds in McMinn ville. . The cutting horse exhibitions will be held in conjunction with a rodeo and fun day program sponsored by the Yamhill posse. The cutting horse competition will be held in two sections dur ing the afternoon show, which will also feature riding and rop ing events. The Sunday show has been approved by the as sociation for points toward the Pacific Coast division champion ship. "Barney," ridden by Van Wei der, Salem, will be one of the horses to beat in the McMinnville show. A former association champion, he is regarded as one of the top horses in cutting horse competition. "Patches," an im port from Houston, Tex., will be ridden by Mrs. Van Weider and is another highly regarded cut ting horse. Among other outstanding horses expected to compete in the show Sunday are "Handy Pat." ridden by Ray Adams, Mon mouth: "Silver Flex." handled by Grant Ferris, Salem; and sev eral other horses from Oregon and as far away as Seattle, Wash. The Sunday program will get underway at 1:30 with a grand entry and will Include hnn. jack-pot rodeo events and racesJ a kiriV ereased riiff -prnwki. i stake bending, etc., open to am ateurs from throughout the valley. Posse leaders said low ad. mission charges have been set, with children under 10 admitted free. Monmouth A pot-luck dinner, honoring Miss Patsy Perkins, was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clif ford Hassler, Sunday. Miss Perkins has since left for Los Angeles, Calif., where she will attend the Bible In stitute of Los Angeles. Those present for the fai-!well dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Marv in Perkins and son, Monty, Rev, and Mrs. John Hash and chil dren, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cook and two daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hassler, Jr., Lyle Leach, Harrison Myers and son. Mrs. Delia Frager, Mrs. Lizzie Bradley, Doris Hilti brand. Zada Hassler and Keith Hassler. Melva Seward, noble grand, presided at the Thursday eve ining meeting of the Agate Rebekah lodge No. 177, when it I was decided to have Thursday 'evening. September 20, set aside ,by the local group for the cele brating of the 100th anniversary 1 lodge. Extensive plans are un der way to entertain the Odd 1 Fellows on that night in the local 'hall. I A report was made on the progress of a flag that Is to be presented to the Cub Scouts. acnoeaer, tarie Henness. w umer 0f Mrs. C. M. Brown were Mr. Crites, Jack Oliver, Jerry Lar- and Mrs. Milton Surface of Los son, Betty Tucker, Leslie Bemish, Angeles CaIif Tnev were on Mervin Haun, Jo Anne Wood, lheir wav to McMinnville where Elda Webster. Herbert and Ed- tne . will operate a restaurant ward Rorney Patty Stew-art, Mr. for Mr Surface li mother, Mrs. ou u ' Wj,gneJr nd, Cat,h,y' Mabel Surface. Phillip Hayward and Dicky, Mr. Mr and MrJ Joe S(ichler and Mrs Norman Garrison,! k d i it t th Carolyn Turnidge from Cutler . . . u(1, , ,,.. j v. , , T . home of his brother-in-law and City, Bob and Viva Lee and Bill , The Gates Woman's club will ing to reports from his family. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Blen sly left Saturday for Eugene where he shall attend the Uni versity of Oregon City hall Thursday. September 20. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Koch are Mrs. Alice Wing has returned moving to a new home on the home after a two weeks visit in east S10e 01 lown ms weeK . Oregon Citv with her sister, Mrs. Felicitations are being sent to Casey, who is ill. i Mr. and Mrs. Donald Buyserie MoritvRitner. small son of" Mr. i of St. Paul on the birth of a i and Mrs. Lvle Ritner. is serious-; daughter born September 18. ly ill in a Portland hospital. This week Miss Colleen Good Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Turner, ' ing was honored with a birthday Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Burbank spent part at her grandfather's home. the weekend at the coast, going! Freeman Manegre. John A group of relatives who pic-las lar soutn as Winchester Bav.lSmith and daughter Elaine have nicked at Netarts on the coast , 0n Saturdav evening they visit- i been to Canada on a fishing Sunday, were Mr. and Mrs.ed Mrs. Linnie Grimshaw at trip this past week. Wayne Martin and daughters. Florence. I The St. Paul Union high Christine and Patty May: Mr. I Levi Dyer suffered a stroke' school six-man football team, and Mrs. Hugh Munro and fam-1 Monday afternoon on his way! have a game scheduled with passed Perrydale Friday afternoon at Dallas ; Perrvdale. schools with a reception to be " irV',i, iJS! "T" ' . l"0"0.1 K0"' held in the social rooms of the ;---- - '""" v-uiims. nu una ana son jonn nay, nae high school Thursday evening, i awanson OI aPoRane reiumea i " . -"" " uausnici. w o r k at tne rerryaaie scnooi , been staying with her parents. ..iuuui uTOnidfinuuuic jr and jirs Kav -Manegre, tne Mr. and Mrs. Ray D. Fisher j teacher. Mrs. Cummings will: pasj fevl. days. who both taught English in theiteach at Airlie again this year.l ' local hieh school a number ofi Mr. and Mrs. Chester Small ! var tnf nnw have a nr,nW ctnreiof Fnepne were Saturriav Tiiffht Eric and Irving Swenson ily: Mrs. Elizabeth Hadley: Mr. i home from' work and honor the teacher? of the local spent 1st week-end visiting rela-1 and Mrs. Gerald Hansen all of away that evening at ,,,.i, .ilh r,i , h tives m Spokane. Wash. An aunt ; McMinnville. -Mr. and -Mrs. Lee hospit Sept. 20. A no-host dinner will.""? ln'or a s"" vls11' A be served at 6:30 p.m. to be fol-lMr- and Mrs. P. A. Lamb and lowed bv a program. Members1 Mr- and Mrs- Ed- Jensen were of the club, their husbands and on a vacation trip In California Darents of the students are in-ilasl WeeK vited to attend. T"e .Monmoutn lirange met at forest urove were inursaay guests oi ner niece, mrs. jriiz Sunday guests at the home of fr its regular meeting in the: guests at tne Homer rarrett is-eroer ana iamny. ounaay tney L. T. Henness and his daughter IOOF hall Saturday night. Dur- home. Week-end guests at the were guests ot Airs, small s sis- Mr. T.lllle lake were Mrs iins the meeting there was a dis-Parrett home wereMrs.Parrett stter, lurs. ri. j. omitn. ait. small s George Christenson and son, Del-1 cussion over the new systemltwo sisters and brother-in-law, j mother, w-ho has been visiting mar. Mr. and Mrs. Kvle Clark ot nominating an state otiicers .mm iync .-Mretcn ot iiewrg;"' im..,. and family, all from Hillsboro, and further consideration of the Mrs. Ida Crabb and daughter, ! proposal of the local lodge get Ollie, of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. ! ting a building of its own. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holcomb ! them. of Toledo. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dun- Cross-eyed and near-sighted children usually are the best stu- Mrs. Olive Saffage and her son. of the Principles of Education ; ner guests at the home of herjmetrjc jjjj-tj-n all from Lyons; Elda Turnidge of ! yielding three credits at the aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs.! ! ! Mill Ctiy, and Lincoln Henness,; Oregon College of Education ! Henry Fischer at Tillamook. Gates. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hodges will be held Monday evenings! ana aaugnier ot mow springs, from 7 to 8 o clock In room 110 ri Cnm',nr Ore, were guests during the past in Campbell hall. The class "laming V-Qrerpiliar Lebanon A caterpillar own- , . led by A. R. Kent burst into week. Mrs. Hodges will be re-jwhich will be taught by Dr. ' Fnrlnnnpr Forest' Lnaries tiow. 5, is visiting nisi - vr- , " " :t.ouis rvaKin iu ime grandmother, Mrs. Marv Hend- """ "ulul"' jsession Monday. Oct. l, and win , ... ..... ' The Hate vftlnntper fire rip.; .: tit f i... t--- 17 riCKSOn, tni5 WeeK. lOllllllue uiutl ..luuuc,, i-'t.-v.. ' ran,a- wnnj.v u-hil in hoavilv Mr. and Mrs. Clark Noble iparimem answereo a can to tne Registration fee for the class is , S . ' went Saturdav to visit Mrs. Ar-;Ro Court to extinguish a sl8 Kor tlinher information l'"11" ,,1 3 ",f' .nda"8"'"f chie Stoutenburg and daughter. ibla which had started evidently consuU Rov E. LieUallen, OCE m0.re fo"st- The Miss Versa Stoutenburg. Mr. andj'rom a burning cigarette which1 eRistrar " , Lebanon city fire truck ex Mrs. Lloyd Buffun, at Kelso, had fallen between the cushions . tinguished the fire shortly after Wash. Mr. and Mrs'. Noble re- ' 'he davenport in the apart- Klutke were Mr. and Mrs. Nor-i noon. turned home Sunday evening. ment occupied by Mr. and Mrs. man Norby and two daughters1 The gas tank of the machine Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Edmiston Lyle Zink. No damage was done from Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Gale was burning over the motor of Carlton were Sunday guests other than to the davenport Wagner of Crabtree and Mr. and ! which may have been damaged. of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Holt. i which was badly scorched. , Mrs. Lewis Kirkland of Mehama. The "cat" was valued at S2500 Miss Bettv Jo Strawn of Un-I Arthur Lake, son of R. C. Lake. ' Salem guests at the home of hv the owner. lonvale. has' a position as secre-returned the last of the week Mrs. Lulu Collins this week were " Tinlh.r t),t,M .,. ... tary at KSLM radio station. Sa-ifrom a trip to California where her daughter. Mrs. Claude Sel-! Mr " ; . . lem and Miss Phyllis Finnicum he visited his brother. Pvt. Mar- lard and her daughter, Mrs. Dale mile from the C & M Lumber of Webfoot is a secretary at the shall Lake at Camp Roberts. Mrs. Boyde. 'company. state highway department at Sa-1 Marshall Lake accompanied her lem. Both girls are 1951 class brother-in-law to California and Dayton union high school grad- remained there to be near her; nates They have an apartment i husband. j together. I Just returned from months of: George Strawn has finished service in the U. S. navy in Ko-I harvesting five acres of sweet rea. Donald Rebhan and wife of; corn. It was marketed at the Coronado, Calif., visited at the U. S Alderman processing plant, home of his aunt. Mrs. Alta Lee Mr. and Mrs. Paul Trent and dy, and called on Mr. and Mrs. two small sons of Cloverdale. ! Norman Garrison, were Sunday guests of Mr. and! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilson Mrs. E. J. Wilder. and two sons of Roseburg were Mrs Lester Holt of Unionvale, i visitors at the home of his par-; visited at the home of her bro- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wil-I ther-in-law and sister, Mr. and son for several days this week Mrs. Robert Dixon, Tnesday, j before leaving for Cutbank. and worked together canning Mont. The two small sons. 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