10 Capital Journal. Salem, Ore, Thursday, Feb. 19, 19SS
Repair Church
At But teville '
Butteville While the Au
rora Presbyterian church base
ment wu moving toward com
pletion, tome of the men of the
Butteville church began work
on finishing the interior of that
church's basement. Under the
leadership of Fred Dentel,
chairman of tlie building com
mittee, Will Gooding, Robert
Hampel, Phil Yergen, WiU Den
tel. Ed Miller, Carl Peterson, Ed
Harnack and Lars Nelson have
ben busy tacking on ceiling,
tile wallboard and arranging for
the new kitchen.
The nursery facilities in the
Butteville cnurca, recently or
ganized, are being conducted
under the supervision of Mrs. F.
E. Weinert.
The Butteville Women's Fel
lowship has elected Mrs. Dan
Clsrk as the new president
' Other officers recently elect
ed are: Mrs. Ray Yergen, vice
president, Mrs. Erven Miller,
secretary, and Miss Louise Aus
tin, treasurer. Hostesses at the
Feb. 13 meeting were Mrs. Sid
ney Graham and Mrs. Carl Pe
terson. The Butteville church Is now
free of debt A loan, obtained a
few years ago for the new
church building, has now been
completely repaid.
New Congregational church
officers elected in Butteville
are: Mrs. Hartwell White, Sun
day school superintendent: Mrs.
Charles Wescott, treasurer; and
three trustees, Mrs. W. O. Llnd
quist. Mr. Lon Stewart, and Mr.
Ed Miller. In addition, Mrs. Ce
cil McCarty has been appointed
Christian World Mission repre
sentative for the Butteville
church.
The Butteville church school
teachers and officers met at the
home of the superintendent
Mrs. Hartwell White.
East Salem
, East Salem Auburn Moth
ers club members are planning
the annual benefit dinner for
Saturday, February 21, at the
echoolhouse, beginning at 6:30
p.m.
This project takes the place
f the regular meeting.
Hostesses are Mrs. Dale Sulli
van, Mrs. Melvin Thornburg,
Mrs. H. L. Cushlng, Mrs. W. D.
Lathrop, Mrs. ernard Kenny,
Mrs. R. Myers, Mrs. C. Erlcks,
Mrs. J. Martin, Mrs. O. Walker,
Mrs. Carl Jacobsen, Mrs. U
Shephard, Mrs. F. W. Ward,
Mrs. Orville Prank and Mrs. J
Betts.
Auburn Woman's club held
the regular meeting at the com
munity hall with Mrs. O. E.
Palmateer telling of her trip
, to Mexico, Members came
dressed in old fashioned cos
tumes and Mrs. Jack Scorgle,
Mrs. Arlo McLaln and Mrs.
George Stvr with the junior,
Sharon Blumfield receiving
prizes.
The hostesses, Mrs. Cornelius
Feskens and Mrs. C. Morgan,
used the valentine motif with
daffodils for the tables.
Present were Mrs. Loran
Bichey, Mrs. Henry Hanson,
Mrs. S. W. Burrls, Mrs. Harry
Eckstein, Mrs. McLaln, Mrs.
Charles O. Glllmlng, Mrs. G.
Brumfleld, Mrs. Scorgle, Mrs.
Stuart Johns, Mrs. Starr, Mrs.
Palmateer and the hostesses.
Present for a family dinner
Sunday night at the Stuart
Johns home on Monroe avenue
were Mr. and Mrs. Julius Hock-
hold of Eugene, Mrs. Arthur
Stowell, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Wilier and children and Miss
Hazel StoweU.
The Eager Six Livestock club
held their last week's meeting
Friday at the home of Alan
Bates on Birchwood drive. Each
member reported on their spe
cial project A valentine party
followed the meeting with Mr.
and Mrs. David Bates, Linda
and Nancy Bates the guests.
The Auburn Cooketta 4-H
club met at the home of their
leader, Mrs. Dale Sullivan. The
demonstration, the making of
creamed eggs, was given by
Linda Sullivan and Sharon
Bouche. Other members pres
ent were Arlene and Sandra
Mass and Mary Feakens.
Last week's meeting of the
Monroe Avenue Sewing club
was held at the home of Mrs.
Stusrt Johns.
Silverton Cub Scout
Meeting on Friday
Silverton Dr. R. F. Schmidt,
publications chairman, Is an
nouncing a Friday evening, Feb.
87. meeting of the pack Cub
Scouts at the Eugene Field
school building. -
Preceding the business of the
evening will be a no-host 6:30
o'clock supper In the school
lunch rooms, the parents to fur
nish a salad and a hot dish.
Jim Jones Is Cub Scout mas
ter. INDIA ACCEPTS U.S. ENVOY
Washington, WV India has ac
cepted career diplomat George
V. Allen as the new American
embassador to New Delhi, in
formed sources said today.
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