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7 7 2 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Monday, Ocl. 13, 1052 . ;"..v:yv. ?r- i . : ..tl A t imnm J. y.r Jijf jwl Stevenson Meets Party Symbol Gov. Adlai Stevenson of Illinois speaks a few words into the car of a docile donkey after his arrival at Ypsilanti, Mich., to make one of a scries of speeches in Michigan. The governor kept a fast hold on the ear of the party symbol, (AP Wirephoto.) In the By MIKE Buena Vsfcr Twenty five members met at the Buena Vista community hall for potluck dinner for the Farm ers Union October meeting. Mrs John Kosanka and Mrs. Jonas Graber were "Kitchen Queens," Walt Steele, manager of Rick rcall cooperative and Bruce Strawn of Pacific Supply Co on were guests and supplied' the program with a report of busi ness so far this year at the co-op ' in Rickrcall. They outlined how to make more, and receive more dividends, after which Strawn showed three rolls of films, "Poindexters Day and Jupiters Help;" "Wheat Smut," and a comedy "Crows Corn." The nominating committee presented the names for new officers who were elected for the coming year. These include those serving this year. President, Fred Detcring; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. C. F. Wells. The group voted to pay the registra tion fee at the state conventions each year. A vote of "thanks" was given to Cecil Hultman and Victor Bride for wood donated for the hall. A committee was appointed to buy material for a new porch, Members are Elmer Busby, G. Loy and Harold Withrew. An invitation to attend a coun ty meeting October 8 at Mt. Fis gah with potluck dinner was read. The speaker will explain "Crop Insurance." A meeting will be held at the hnll October 16 at 8 p.m. when Marvin Shear, engineer of sur vey work, will give an estimate on the irrigation project. Fred Detcring was elected to represent this local at Dallas Oct. 15 to consider permanent buildings for Polk county fair grounds. Next meeting will be held earlier than the regular time as speakers on the measures to be voted on November 4 will be featured. Dnte will be announced later. "Kitchen Queens" will be Mrs. Allie McLaughlin, Mrs. Elmer Busby, and Mrs. C. O. Johnson Carrie Wilhrow, Gib Loy and Cecil Hultman will obtain speak ers and arrange time for the meeting. Fourteen members and three guests answered roll call at the first fall meeting of Buena Vista Womans club in the community hall Wednesday. A letter from Dick Loy was read in which he thanked the club for his scholar ship at the 4-11 summer school at Oregon State college. It was voted to pay for material for the new porch, which the farmers union will build. Hostesses for the day were Mrs. Clara Wells and Mrs. Walter Licrman. Guests 'were Mrs. Howard Wells and Mrs. Dane Purvine of Corvallis and Mrs. Maud Johnson. Members present were Mes dames Kate Bride, Harriet Bus by, Henrietta Busby, Lula Fickle, Clair Graber, Elma Hull man, Leon Long, Leon Loy, Min nie Osborn, Evadna Prather, Hazel Wells, Clara Wells, Carrie Withrow and Elizabeth Licrman. Next meeting will be October 22 with a 1 o'clock luncheon each member bringing her favor ile dish for potluck lunch and the recipe. Kate Bride and Elma Hultman will be hostesses. Hotel dining rooms do 6.7 per cent of the restaurant business in the United Slates. CHERRY'S PLANTATION Will Be Closed Until Nov. 1 for Vacations Sm You Nov. 1 Mil - 1 Valley 1 FORBES I North Howell Folk Hosts to Visitors North Howell Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hall were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson and two daugh ters from Bend. Mr. Johnson is a cousin of Mr. Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Dunn spent several days deer hunting in eastern Oregon. The Dunn s two daughters, Jean and Mary, were house guests of their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Redding during their parents ab sence. Mr. and Mrs. John Bcals were among a group of Gideon-Stoltz company employees from Salem who attended the Oregon State and Michigan State football game in Portland a week ago. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jackson were in Portland to visit their daughter, Janice, who is attend ing Lewis and Clark College. She is staying at Aiken hall. Mrs. Loren Rolie and children Rod and Kelly, spent Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Espe. The North Howell home eco nomics club met Wednesday with Mrs. Amy Beer and Edith Wilson as hostesses. The group tied a quilt during the afternoon, after a short busi ness meeting a game was played, each person writing the names of all the cars they could think of. Mrs. Jim Jackson received first prize and Edith Sawyer second. Beauty and Beast If you have a good looking girl like Jackie Buckelew (above), our advise Is to keep her. But if you have a photogenic bull dog like Ron, posing with Jackie, send his picture to the Professional Photograph ers Ass'n. in San Francisco. They are going to select the most photogenic bulldog AND girl for a fall advertising campaign. Dinah Washington ?$vMt v 1 r 1 ' r 1 Lyons Mrs. E. L. Roye, as sisted by Mrs. Alex Bodeker, was hostess for the meeting of the Women's Society of Christian Service, held at the community hall Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Alice Huber was in charge of the business meeting, with Mrs. George Huffman, sec retary, and Mrs. Alex Bodeker, worship leader. Flans were made for the com ing months, with Oct. 24 the date set for the smorgasbord dinner, which will be held at the com munity hall. Mrs. Leonard Cm son was appointed chairman of foods. Mrs. Glen Julian will be in charge of the tables, and Mrs. Clyde Bressler, publicity chair man. Nov. 14 is the date set for the annual bazaar, with committees to be appointed later. Mrs. Rinke Feenstra gave a report on the seminar meeting held at Falls City. At the close of the meeting Mrs. Roye and Mrs. Bodeker served refresh ments to Mesdames Ed Har- greaves, Clyde Bressler, Virgil , where he underwent surg. Rogers, Leonard Cruson, RinkeJery Feenstra, Joe Zimmerman,! mt. r, v T ..,-- George Huffman, Chester Roy,i,rene V,-. anri Mr,' mm Oscar Naue, Floyd Bassett, Alice ;Heide s returned last week Huber, Ella McCoy and. Inez!from . vacation .., to Vancou- Ring, The regular meeting of Faith Rebekah lodge was held Wednes day evening at the hall, with Zona Sischo, noble grand, pre siding over the business meet ing. Plans were discussed for the first of December, when the president of the Rebekah assem bly will pay her official visit. Zona Sischo and Lois Myers served refreshments at the social hour. For the Oct. 25 meeting Eva Bressler, Alma Olmstead and Ethel Huffman will be in charge. Mrs. Jim Crowell received word Thursday of the serious in jury to her son, Manfred Boggs, PR3, who was injured in a mot orcycle accident and is in the naval hospital at Fortmouth, Va. Recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Alice Huber were her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Keeley of Portland, also Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Cochran, who accompanied them. Senator Warren Gill of Leb anon will be the guest speaker at the meeting of the Mari-Linn PTC club at the Mari-Linn school house Tuesday evening, Oct. 14, at 8 p.m. He will talk on the "Holy Bill." Charles Hiatt of Redmond, brother of Elmer Hiatt, is spend ing several days with relatives in Lyons He also visited at the' home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Win-' zcr in Mehama. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fuller and family of Sweet Home have moved to the Fred Lindemann house across the street from the Variety store. Mr. Fuller is em ployed for the M. and M. com pany. Mrs. Jerry Lyons and son, Lar ry, are visiting at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Hall, at Los Angeles, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Christen- son had as their guests over the week-end, Mr. and Mrs. Rod Gough from Seattle, Wash. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bridges are her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Gels- en from Sidney, Mont., who ar rived in Lyons Sunday evening. Mrs. Clare Lee of Eueene. mother of Mr. Bridges, also is a I guest. The group enjoyed a trip forms of football had their ori lo the Peterson Rock Gardens! Sin in a primitive game in which near Bend. Jerry Lyons of Lyons has! shipped out with the CBI for Jamaica He expects to be there six weeks or two months. Mrs. Jack Christenson, Mrs. Wayne Ransom and Mrs. Percy Hiatt were Thursday business callers in Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Doi.ild and Verna, also their , son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sieg and daughter, I Susan from Onainia Minn., have moved to the Clipfcll house in ; ; i ' '"'-"J" "fitrudeWeidman, Mabel Downing, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McCall, Nina 0,Nel, clare Feonstr who havegone to Nevada. Mrs. Allce Huber Gladys Sli11 ' uu.w o,CK u,.i..Franccs Ga,.sj0 and Laura Neal. Herman Free. Members and friends of the Lyons Methodist church have received word of he death of Rev W J. Ham. ton of Port- land. Rev. Ham.l ton who was pastor here in 194 died at the Sacred Heart hospltalln Eugene. .". , . muncr were nosiesses xor me Lyons Garden club meeting, held at the Community hall Wed nesday afternoon. The business meeting was pre sided over by Laura Neal, presi dent, with Frances Garsjo, sec retary. It was voted to sponsor the Brownie troop of the Girl Scouts, and to give them house plants to care for this winter. Dinah Washington Featured with WOODY HERMAN AND HIS ORCHESTRA SALEM HI Auditorium TIIES., OCT. 14 1.20 & 1.80 plus tax Tickets available at Downtown Record Shop Two Hubbard Youths Leave on FFA Trip Hubbard Roy Driever and Bill Conner, members of the North Marion chapter of Future Farmers of America, left Friday for the national convention of the FFA in Kansas Cjty, Mo. They will go with about 75 other boys from Oregon and will be gone 10 days. Driever is to receive his American Far mer degree at the convention. While on the trip the boys will be taken through the Union1 Stock Yards at Omaha and to Boys Town, Neb. Sheridan Sheridan The Sheridan Gar den club met at the home of Mrs. Palmer Byrkit last week for a meeting to discuss herbs. There were 25 members and two guests present. Flower of the month was a mum, presented by Rhoda Smith. Miniature arrangements were discussed by Flora Baird. Frank Downing has returned hnmn 1mm lha MlliTinnif il la Vinc ver and Victoria, Canada John Kooy has returned to San Francisco after spending a two weeks' leave from the Navy with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Kooy. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Kooy, John and Betty Lou, met Mrs. Kooy's nephew, Cor Ryneveld of Heilo, Holland, at Astoria last week. He is a member of the crew of the freighter Billston. Lorna McKibben was honored on her birthday Wednesday. The party, was outside after school. Ice cream and cake were served to Linda Pollock, Gerry Hyder, Sharon Smith, Dennis Koivu, Garland McMahill, Shirley Em mert, Linda Clay, Janet Haddon, Nancy McKibben, Sherry Cooley, Linda and Douglas Latham and Lynn and Daniel McKibben The annual meeting of stockholders of the Phil Sheri dan Rodeo association will be Oct. 14 at 8 p.m. at the city hall. Directors will be elected to fill the vacancies of those whose terms expire. The Sheridan high school class of 1932 will have a reunion atlnaar Charles Wilde and David the high school on Oct. 26. I Zollner. The object of the pu Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Steele P'1 demonstrations is to supply of Los Angeles, Calif., are visit ing this week with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nelson. No one has filed for any posi- linn. in ft,, nnminn The term fouV councTlmen H . . m.u H1BJU1 tAUllt, J. WU IUUII' cilmen will remain on the coun cil. Under this situation, there will be no names on the ballot for councilmen or mayor. persons receiving the number of write-in votes would be elected. building. Mrs. Gaylord Johnson was Those attending were Mrs. given a bridal shower this week;Norma Edwards, Mrs. Donna by Mrs. Ray Tibbetts. Guests .Card well, Mrs. Bertha Cardwell, were Mrs. Herman Endres, Mrs.!Mrs- Lameta Hulett, Mrs. Doro James Rose, Mrs. Alfred Schroe- thy Jennings, Patsy Jennings, der. Mrs. Cedric Clark. Mrs. Oli-1 Miss Darlene Gustafson, Mrs. ver Beals, Mrs. Jimmie DeJone, Jean Eisele, Mrs. William Had don, Mrs. Don Trowbridge, Mrs. Lawrence Woodall, Mrs. John Rose, Mrs. Elmer Gooscn, Mrs. Glenn Hill, Mrs. Andrew Hau gen, Mrs. Phil Scott, and Mrs. Harry Loomis. 11 ls, believed that the various " ""mien pig oiaaoer was used DV teams numbering as much as 200 on a side. At the next meeting a school' daughter, Sandra, left for Red of instruction will be held to field, S. D., to see Mrs. Schuerch's help them with the care, soil, mother, who has been quit,e ill. planting and transplanting. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thomas Beth Prideaux, one of the Sicg.lScout leaders, was a guest of the afternoon. Present Jor the meeling wcre Glad Kuik erii Made,inc Nuttle. mBn M Loose, Mattie Stout, Celen T , Mae Pat( Gur- Alrin.r:,;, i 1: i . hi. u ' ,.,m, ,.,,,, ,..,.. . .... u.n ,.,. ' ' " 7i. "l : .. !., C ,le received wh t k the Manthc planer m arm was ca w , h, , the rolls. A t it as f ' ihis arm wa, brok as a other bones. He was rushed to the doctor, where no bones were found broken. The Air-Conditionea YOUR CHANCE TO BE ON THE AIR BROADCASTING EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS We olio invite you for an hour of relaxation to the restful rhythms of Mickey Keiser on the Hammond organ. 5:15 TO 6:15 P.M. DAILY And to enjoy the lively DANCE MUSIC of the Hammond Piano Combo from 9:30 to 1 :30 A.M. LOCATED SENATOR HOTEL BLDG. The War Goes On! Casualties mount as the fighting in Korea steps up. At left Marine Cpl. William Kievko of Chicago gives his buddy,' Pfc. Earl Close of Gladstone, Mich., a drink of water. Close received mortar and grenade frag ment wounds. Marine Cpl. Thomas Bateman of Tyler, Texas, (right), also awaiting evacuation to the rear, suffered arm wounds. Mt. Angel Women's College Elects Mt. Angel Women college dent body has elected Mary Cal laghan of Portland as vice pres ident; Frances Dieker of Mt. An gel, secretary; Barbara Callag han, Portland, treasurer; Margy Annen, Mt. Angel, sergeant at arms. Patricia Brandt is student body president. Freshman students were wel comed with a picnic lunch treas ure hunt and a program of stunts and folk dancing Thursday ev ening following a day of "up per class restrictions for the 19 first year students. A laree group of ore-school, thepupils are taking work at Mt.Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baker, have; Anaei women s coneee in tne students methods class practice school. The group of the very young generation includes: Ern est Hoffcr, Nancy Mucken, Clar ence Peters, Raymond Rosera Mary Ann Schmidt, Marilyn Ter- tneory witn practical activities for the benefit of student teach- ers and to present phases of the beginning reading readiness pro- gram. Grand Ronde Grand Ronde A stork shower Thcwas fr Mrs. Eunice Gustaf- larffest!son Monday, bept. 29, at the Grand Ronde Woman's club Bates, Mrs. Edith Littlejohn, Mrs. Elizabeth Calligan, Mrs. Ivan Calgan, Mrs. Helen Ernest, Mrs. Melba Yoder, Mrs. Marie Swanson, Mrs. Mildred Lock wood, Mrs. Jo Hanna Weber, Mrs. Mildred Wade, Mrs. Doro thy Weaver, Mrs. Bert Krager, Mrs. Margaret Fischer, Minnie Rieback, Carol Odom, Mrs. Laura Boehler, and Mrs. Lau rel Todd. The Grand Ronde Woman's club held its annual teachers' reception in the library build ing. Oct. 9 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Mabel Schuerch and visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Lindsay last Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Per rizo and son, Jauncey, Henry Lindsay and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Antonsen spent last week-end Now Showing Open 6:45 GREGORY PECK ANN BOTH -W0RLDlN Second Feature "F. B. I. GIRL" 515 ILOUIIOC Scoffs Mills Scotts Mills Lloyd M. Males. BM3, who has served the past stu-'two years in Korea and Japanese waters, arrived this week at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Cassell B. Males, to spend a two weeks leave. When he returns ; filled at the election. A mayor' mey, Cub Scout institutional rep to duty his new base will be at j and several councilmen must be'resentative, presented last year's Long Beach, Calif ., for two years ! elected. Den Mothers with award pins, of shore duty. Rebuilding began this week on jThey were Mrs. Hilda Rabuck, Pfc. Bobby Harrison, who has! lnc miU owned by W. T. I Mrs. Jackie Hurl and Mrs. El been serving in the Army in Ja- Rcky) Stone, which burned to: wood Burkland. Phil Johnson, pan and other fronts is due to!lhe g"nd Friday evening. Dam- who was Cubmaster last year, arrive snnn ahnarrf th ., transport Marine Lynx, at Seat - tie. Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Baker and infant son whn havo hn!side of the mill was saved at the visiting at his brother's home.ifire- reiurnea 10 tneir Home i North Bend. The Scotts Mills fire depart ment was called to help control a slashing fire Thursday after noon. At the Scotts Mills Frionrts church revival meetings will be-aiet Fischer, Dorothy Jennings, gin Oct. 19 through Nov. 2. Patsy Jennings, Mildred Lock Evening meetinss will be2in:wood Darlene Gustafson, Bert at 7:30 Dm Rev. Roy Dunagan of Chero- kee, Okla., is the evangelist. Rev. Evert Tuning is minister of tne Scotts Mills church. Mrs. Lena Jellison, mother of Mrs. Eldred Caster, died sudden ly at her home in Portland Wed nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Worth Coulson are visiting at the home of their daughter, the Randall Dicus fam ily at Spokane, Wash. Members of the Scotts Mills Garden club met recently at the home of Mrs. Walter Leisy in f.lverton. ' Hubbard Hubbard The all-day meeting of the Ladies Aid of the Hubbard Community church was held at the home of Mrs. George Leffler Wednesday. The beginning of a study of Africa and missionary work there was led by Mrs. A. L. Murphy, who reviewed the first two chap. ters of "Africans on Safari" by Leslie ayre. A map of Africa was used to locate places of in terest mentioned in the review. The study will be continued at the next meeting, Oct. 22, at the in the John Day country hunting aeer. P J-4 ?iF 1 j jjjl home of Mrs. W. T. Lord. A business meeting, presided over by Mrs. Leffler, followed the no-host dinner. Devotions, led by Mrs. J. C. Morrison, fol lowed a communion theme. An nounced was the East Willamette association, oct. 26, at Elliot Prarie; the pumpkin pie social to repiaced Adrian Tyrtcr who t thev,Ch!1uCh'- ,C'-i4', by, J'nihas moved. The group appoint Mary Martha circle; the first falled Earl Hydcr and Lois Kendall meeting of the Hubbard Home t0 handlo lhe annual rag drive Extension unit, Wednesday, Oct. f th Eagles which will be 15, 1:30 p.m. in the Rebekah!Qct 2o nan, i Mr Mnrrlmn ronnrtoH nn the! women's meeting in Salem, at tended also by Mrs. Leffler, Mrs. Elvan Pitney, Mrs. Glen Purdom and Mrs. E. H. Hastings. Bazaar plans for Dec. 6 were continued. Willamina Willamina Registrations for the coming general election on Nov. 4 was not so heavy as usual ' in precinct No. 8, Yamhill coun ty (Willamina), according to reg istrar Sam J. Smith. Since the ' last school election, for which several registered, in the neigh- borhood of 125 voters registered! for the fall election. Smith noted that there was ai clear-cut choice of the two major political parties in the minds of the registrants, with the Repub- lican registration leading, andj Mr. and Mrs. Virgil L. Thomp practically no non-partisan dec-json of Willamina are the parents larations. Several voters chang- of a daughter, born Oct. 1 at ed their party affiliations. 'the McMinnville hospital. For the coming city general) election the council and mayor appointed Mrs. LeRoy Elliott as judge and Mrs. Argus Pearson and Carl John as clerks. To date, no one has filed fori the several positions in the city i government which need to be; age was estimated at $20,000, with onIy a smaI1 Part covered uy iiisui ame. uie cuiu aecit and the sawed timber on either I .Mrs- Eumce Gustafson was '"" - h" """iinuunovcu, last week. Those attending in-! eluded Mesdames Jo Weber, Lau rel Todd, Norma Edwards, Laura Boehler, Donna Cordwell, Carol Odom, Bertha Cordwell, Minnie Rieback, Lameta Hulett, Mar- jKrager, D. L. Bates, Mildred, Wade, Edith Littlejohn, Elizabeth S;a !gan' Dortny Weaver, Ivan S;al'gan' Marie Swanson, Helen Ernest and Melba Yoder. A shipment of water meters was received this week by the city water department, for in stallation on the south side of town. The installations will be completed about Jan, 1, after which installation of water met- Gates' Open 6:45 "Tf: Show at 7:15 B Ends Tuesday! B Another Great - I ! " Technicolor Show I "THE WORLD I IN HIS ARMS' I Gregory Peck . 1 1 "J "THIEF OF II DAMASCUS" 1 1 Paul Henreid 1 Wmmmnmu TUESDAY'S SP In the ers on the north side of town will be made. Mrs. LeRoy Elliott has been appointed to fill the vacancy e"r the library board, created wheV1 Mrs. Leo Mitchell moved away" Gladys Plummer was elected treasurer of the FOE auxiliary, rr, Don LUnlllie, Willamina civil defense director, was given per mission by the city council last week to rig the reservoir hill siren and the police radio so they could be operated by the fire men's auxiliary power plant in the event of a power failure. He was also given permission to enlist a group of local volunteer women to receive training to op erate the police radio around the clock in the event of emergency, Willamina has been asked to con centrate on communications in event of a -national emergency. Frank Kauble resigned from the city council last week. No action was taken on his resigna- tion. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Johnson i of Willamina are the parents of a son, born Oct. 2 at the General hospital in McMinnville. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Twedt 'of Willamina are the parents of a son, born Oct. 6 at the Mc- 'Minnville hospital. Mrs. Laurice Fox presided at the first meeting of the grade school PTA, held last week at the grade school. Kenneth Ra- and Mrs. Johnson, who was sec retary of the committee, also re- ceived award pins. Marvin Baker, music instruc- tor at the grade school, sang two 'numbers, after which new teach- J ers were introduced and refresh- OPEN 6:45 P.M. ' Rita Hayworth Glen Ford "AFFAIR IN TRINIDAD" Frankie Lane . "Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder" Continuous Joan Crawford Jack Palancc "SUDDEN FEAR" Marie Windsor "NARROW MARGIN" Continuous Will Honors, Jr. "STORY OF WILL ROGERS" - In Tecnicolor - Robt. Cutnmings "FIRST TIME" GEO Open 6:45 P. M. Michael Rennie Dcbra Paget Edmund Gwenn Robert Newton Victor Hugo's - "Los Miserable!" EOM! Enameled Surface Floor Covering Phone 3-9191 Capitol Shopping Center I V 7
