In the
Edited y
Donald
I. Donald Mrs. William Quig
ley, worthy matron, Venui
cnapter 129, Order of intern
Star, slipped on the wet cement
in we casement ox her Donald
home, Wednesday, March 11,
and fractured her hip In three
places. .
, She was alone at the time,
as Mr. quigiey was in Salem on
Business. ;
She was more than an hour
in obtaining help. Finally the
anver oz a -Mesa trucK heard
her as he made his delivery,
. and he immediately summoned
- the Canby ambulance, which
, wok ner 10 nutcninson nospitai
: in Oregon City. .
. She subsequently underwent
. , two operations, but is reported
h oe gening aiong niceiy now
, ana u everyining goes as an-
tlciDated. she will ha ahla in he
up In a wheel chair in two or
. uiree weens.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Young
ftf Hermlatnn tinnrwd af ihm
E. W. Christopherson home for
a snon lime juonaay evening.
They were on their way to
Koseburg.
, Shawn Peter, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Feller, celebrated
, his birthday last week. Help
ing him celebrate were Mrs.
rVMIe .TnnM tlmrv anri Parln
, Mrs. Virgil Scherette, Vickie
, ana uneryi, Mrs, rrancis Kyan,
Mike and Steven, and Mrs. Bar-
. ney t eller, ui ana dun. . tup
cakes ice cream and punch
war urvpH.
Mrs. Eldon Fugh, who under-
went major surgery in the hos
pital at Salem, is scheduled to
. return home this week:. She is
getting along as well as can be
expected.
: A rug braiding workshop
was held in the home of Mrs.
Harlan Feller Thursday with
Mrs. Francis Ryan and Mrs.
Feller giving instructions.
rhev showed tha immpn hnw
to braid the rags and how to
sew them together. Attending
were Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. Gel Fel
ler, Mrs. E. E. MiUer, Mrs.
Warren Feller, Mrs. Leighton
Whitsett, Mrs. Robert Malt
land, Mrs. H. Drlever, Mrs.
Jack Bush, Mrs. KUlian Smith,
Mrs. Norman Reillng, Mrs. Ver
non Miller.
Donald A stork shower
- honoring Mrs. Robert Kauff
man was held at the home of
Mrs. Dean Reed (Opal Eppers)
Tuesday evening, March 10.
Hostesses were Mrs. Reed,
" Mrs. Fred LaBonte, Mrs. Le
, nd Erb, Mrs. Ed Iverson.
" Game winners were Mrs. W.
H. Kruie, Mrs. Kenneth Ken-
l agy and Mrs. Raymond Peter
son.' ,
Mrs. Virgil Mayhew and
Mrs. Louis Unterseher were
Initiated Thursday evening,
March 5 into the St. Alexle
Rebekah lodge. Mrs. Myron
Anderson and Mrs. James Wal-
4-1451
195 S. Commercial
DANCE
TONIGHT
Crystal Gardens
Old Time and Modern
Music by "Pop" Edwords
ACORNS FROM THE
WITH DEL MIUNE
I was confronted with a very talk
ative railroad man last Saturday
but ot course I wouldn't mention
the name of the railroad he is
with for anything.
"Say Del. are you trying to steal
our stuff? You know that the
Great Northern is the home ot the
big baked potato. We've spent
thousands ot dollars advertising
that fact and now you come along
with your Oak Room and serve
baked potatoes that make mine
seem like peanuts. Besides you!
uirow in a enuna oi cutter as Dig
as a mother love for her nine
. teenth child, and if it weren't for
the wonderful charcoal broiled
steaks I'd be real angry with you,
but Del my boy, I love you and I
love even more those delicious,
tender, melt-ln-your-mouth char
coal broiled steaks, More power to
you boy and keep right on serrlng
those big baked potatoes."
Phone rl
Valley
MIKE FORBES
lace conducted the initiation.
Mrs. William Croshong was
nreaanied with a nlnlr inil
green corsage in honor of her
tnsi Dirtnaay. New members
were also given eorsages by
the noble errand, visitors at
the meeting were Mrs. Har
mon Lohse of Home lodge
Woodburn Wri Rvrnn Rail
weber. Mra. FlnvH Pantla anil
Mrs. l verne Norton of rran
ces Jodie. Monitor. '
Hostesses for the evening
were Mrs. Ben EDuers. Mrs
Harold Reed. Mra. Bert Snl.
berg, Mrs. James Johnson and
Mrs. Charles Martin.
Eldon Erb. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Grant Erb left bv Diane
Thursday evening, March 12,
for Oakland. Calif. He is with
the navy and expects to be
sent io japan.
The Donald extension unit
held its resular monthly meet
ing Tuesday, March 10, 'at the
noma or Mrs. Jimian smitn in
Woodburn. Mra. Smith form.
erly lived in the Donald area
At the Business meetina. the
chief topic was the annual
SDrins Festival which will he
neia in eaiem April 25.
This will be an all-dav af.
fair with all of the extension
units over the state taktnc
part, ..
A luncheon will be sarveri
at noon for a nominal charge.
It waa decided ta hav
plant sale in April at the Sun-
snine meetlnc which will be
Aorll 28. .
Mrs. Leishton whitsett won
first prize. Second prize went
10 Mrs. L. Peterson.
Hostesses were Mra. Kllllan
amitn assisted by Mrs. Coyne
mt. ana Mrs. Omar Walker
are enioylns three.waav
Visit With their ffranriVhlMran
Timothy and , Linda Walker,'
wniie weir mother, Mrs. BUI
uearry ana step-father are
taking trip to California.
Amity
Amity Amltv FT A rh,nt
wiu sena a allegation of 16
mcmoers io tne state convex
tion In Corvallls, March 16-19
in the group will be the
chapter president, John Heft
ley. reporter nienn Kti,n.
treasurer Leo Brutke, Wesley
iwosia, uick McKenney and
Vernon Babcock.
McKennev. rlefflav
Brutke are candidates for State
Farmer degrees.
Mrs. Edna Strout, Home
Economics teacher, a a n a m-
panled a group of Amity Fu
ture HomamaJcera in Cnrvallla
cany ims montn to the eighth
annual convention.
Delegates were Roberta Pat
ty and Joanna Kak. :.
The Amity group presented
a skit. "Ta Tnrraaaa nnnm.nm.
In Home and Community Life."
June Ann janzen, Helen
O'Jus. Ailene Allison. T.tin
Jean Heriberg were the other
iria anenaing.
me Amity fha department
of the high school Is sponsoring
a clothes drive, "Your Bundle
Week," March 16-21.
March 18-16-20 are the days
designated ' for gathering the
clothing.
The Red Cross Bloodmobile
unit came to Amity Thursday,
March 12.
i Fifty-nlne persons donated
blood. Nineteen were rejected.
Mrs. J. R. Panek, local Red
Cross chairman, donated her
seventh pint.
The unit was set up in the
Home Economics room at the
! high school. Three high
school students, Vernon Bant-
sari, Howard Wood and Helen
O'Jua, gave their first pint oflOTj?" in the Knights
blood. The Lions club anon. I . py haU Wednesday eve-
l naian
. ,i r
Monday, March 9, was ad-1 M 'nu "r? Wf? !!rved by
vance night for officers of Myr-if?."1 W'llla Den'eJ' Mr- w"
tle Circle No. 68. Neighbors of i,m G??dinl' Mrs' Harrv
Woodcraft. . "e,nD0" 01 ; Schultz, , Mrs. Ervin MUler, and
. . I Miss Hilda Be rr
The circle plans to entertain .
some of the grand . ;
the first meeting in April - "
Mr. ana Mrs. Russell Law-
son were in charge of refresh-'
ments.
Miss Barbara Panek was hos
tess to the Amity high school
Pep club at her home near
Broadmead, Friday evening,
March 13.
HELD OVER
3rd Week
IT MOUBT
DUSTY
BROOKS
AND HIS ALL SUR
HARLEM REVUE
faihvlDf Hw
HARLEM JAZZ BAND
--SONGSTRESS
JUAXITA (I0MKHEU) MOWN
Mm md Dines
14 Rear SJmws
"A REAL TREAT FOR SAIEM"
The New
Village Inn
1657 Portland Rd.
il Falls City
Cottaae nraver m ratine at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A.
L. Robinson Friday evening,
March 20 at 8 a'clnck.
Warren Frlnk was a Sunday
dinner guest of bis son, Eldon
and wife, at Bridgeport
Mrs. Don Ferguson and Mra.
Woodrow Robinson were In
Salem Monday. '
Jack Holmes and Glen
Foush of Valietz anent tha
week-end at Mr. and Mra. Jna
Lamprechts.
Mr. and Mrs. William Pa.
land and Mrs. Lillian Kitchen
were In Dallas Friday.
The Odd Fellows at the close
of their meeting Tuesday eve
ning served ovater aoun ta the
Rekebahs.
Mrs. A. R. Reed anent tha
past week with her son's fam
ily. Mr. end Mrs. J. W. Wil.
liams at Tyee camp.
James Jackson of Seattle.
Wash., was a week-end guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lam.
precht.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Grinnln
were In Dallas Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tavlor Lowerv
have moved to Dallas,
Mrs. Robert Sundstram anil
children of Conner Hnllnur
visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Simon Robinson Satur
day. Mrs. Jamea Hunter anant
Saturday and Sunday at Drain.
rne a-Jti Forestry club held
meeting in the Men arhnnl
auditorium Wednesday eve.
ning.
The officers elected are Mel.
vln Embree, president; Leon
Kitchin. vice-nreiident. and
Jean Ferguson, secretary.!
The 4-H Stitch , Sit sewing
club met Thursday afternoon
at the home of their leader,
Mrs. w. , Jackson. President
Shirley Carev called the mut
ing to order for a business vi
sion.
Games were organized hv
vice-president . Violet Lam
precht. Meeting closed at 4:30
i.m.
Members nreaent wera Shir
ley Carey. Violet Lamnrecht.
Dona Lons. Roue Ijirnimhi
ueiores uiimore, Dona Shoe
maker. The Mlssisslonl oneretta will
be given at the high school au
ditorium Tnursday and Friday
evening at 8 o'clock. .
One matinee will ha alvmn
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Cordia Fox of Salem is
visitina her alater.l n.lou, M?,
Bertha Harrington.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bagger
spent the week-end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Graham.
Mr.' and Mrs Chealor n
of Prairie City spent Saturday
with hla aunt. Mra p.h.
Harrington.
Mrs. Orlo Frlnk wn hnt
at a nartv at her hnma r,M.
afternoon.
Refreshments were sarved in
Mrs. Fave Frlnk. Mra William
Dunaway, Mrs. Jessie Moyer,
Mrs. Lloyd Dunawav. Mr. r.
M. Henthorne. Mra. .Tnn nr
uaiias, sally Lee Lemond,
Mary and Mona Frlnk. .
Mrs. Shlrlev nirbenmn en
tertained the ABC club at her
home on Wednesday.
a no-host dinner was served
1:10 p.m. Birthday sifts
were received by Mrs. Eva
Powers and Mrs. Jessie Jones.
Those eniovlns the nmiin.
were: Mrs. Maggie Loftus, Mrs.
urpnie uiioert, Mrs. Eva Pow
ers, Mrs. Jessie Jonei. Mr.
Lillian Kitchen, Mrs. Ethel
Teal, Mrs. Neva Poland and
me hostess, Mrs. Shirley Dick
inson. Aurora
Aurora Twentv.fiv mem
bers attended the regular meet
ing oi una Temple No. 28.
. f .v.
nmg.
Members of Una Temnl. nin
- ;".5."1P1P"1W lnner ue ' Mrs.
card so
17, whrn chapter members of
Arlon will be honored
tin. t..u , ......... . .
I .futile iiisiuuieu Anon
Temple in 1914.
Friday evening, March 13
members of the Pa. fhi..!
club of Una Temple met at the
nome oi mrs. mma Smith in
Aurora.
Out of town visitors in var
ious Aurora homes throughout
the past week included Howard
Moulton of Portland, Mrs. J D
STARTS TONIGHT OPEN :
Rebert Ryan, Rock Hudson
Julia Adams
"HORIZONS WEST"
Abe
Irene Dunne Dean Jaf rer
"IT GROWS ON TREES"
ti'iJi'Miil) I
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon
Lofgren of Hlto, Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Miller of Yamhill,
Mrs. Jennie Ziegler, George
Ziealer. Lawrence Wandt n n.
lem, Mrs. Robert Lelth of the
Square L. Chincilla ranch, west
of Aurora.
Robert Beal. North Marlon
high, school student and son of
Principal M. H. (Pat) Beal and
Mrs. Beal of Aurora, auffarad
pelvic injuries recently In an
auotmobile accident near Au
rora. He was taken to an Ore
gon City hospital. .
Mr. and Mra., Norman Hnrat
Norma Jean and Alan of Au
rora, spent last weekend on the
North Santiam river as guests
vi w. ana jars, uien Blair,
former Aurora residents late of
uresnam. ..
The Womena Missionary an.
CietV Of Christ Lutheran ohnrnh
at Macksburg bad as Its recent
cuesis memDers of the mission
ary societies of the Aurora and
j iwniwi ux we Aurora anu - m,u uumjicm man-
Newberg churches. About 74 at- i Ser: others assisting were Les
tended the meeting. He Beamish, Eddie Butler,
Mra. John Koch nnnA tha 'Carol Andreaaaen Vlrslnla nil-
yviwu wiui i Kioin, rinor
" "va, at Mia. Alio wvic
lof the day was given by Mrs.
Arnold Wittrock. ,
Hostesses were Mrs. Fred
Heinz, Ben Brusch, Mrs. Ed
Koch and Mrs. Ruby Etzel.
Liberty
The Liberty - Salem Heiehta
Home Extension unit will meet
Thursday. March 10. at in sn
a.m. at the Salem Heights Com
munity hall.
Presentlnc the nroiecf. herh's
for variety in meals, will ha
sui. naroia noseDraugn ana
Mrs. uonaia Dawson. Tickets
for the Marlon county home-
makers festival will be on sale.
A covered dish dinner will be
served at noon.
Grand Ronde
Mra nian Vttar haa antArail
the McMlnnvllle hospital for
another blood transfusion. This
Is her second time within the
oast few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Franks
had as their guesU recently
Mrs. Mary Rrlrknpr and two
sons from Vancouver, B.C. '
They, are now visiting in
southern California bul will re
turn here the last of the week
for a short visit.
Rose Marie Hunt and friend
of Portland are spending the
week-end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles A. Frank.
Cpl. Jerry G. Murray sta-
., . z. -. , - - ,
Honed at Ophlem, Mont., Air j
Base, has been the guest of
his sister and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Huston.
Karen Kav Fischer, one-
year-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Fischer, is recup
erating from second degree
burns on her hands which she
received when she fell against
the heating stove.
Among those enloving hlrth-
dav celahrafinna nn Friday tha
" . - -. .i .
13th and fearing no jinx; was
Liucle Fischer.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Erlckson
spent the past week with their
son and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Erlckson of Seattle,
Wash.
The Woman's dim hald II.
regular meeting last Thursday
evening with the president,
Mrs. Walter Murray, presiding.
Prior to the business meet
ing the members enjoyed a one
act play entitled "Another Be
ginning." given hv tha Thee.
plans of Willamina high school
under the direction of Mrs.
Royaline Greenlaw, student di
rector of the school.
Those rjarticinatlng were
Nancy Mischleu, Shirley Kas
nick and Ted Cook,
A pie social end cake walk
was held at the school gym
last evening annntnrad hv tha
Explorers. Boy Scouts and Cub
Scouts.
Lee Kilgore was the acting
chairman fnr tha svanl aa.l.tad
I by different Boy Scouts. j
GRAND ISLAND VISITORS
Grand Island Mr. and Mrs.
George Douglas. Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Douglas and Son.
David, of Portland were Sun-
to Dol .
So smooth
it leaves you
breathless
inimofF
CHr:""'iJfc51li7r i".ay
Gates
There was a lot of feudtn'.
fussln' and fightin' at the Mill
City theatre, Thursday, March
12. when students or the Rates
high school "resented their an.
nual play, "Comln' Round the
Mountain." The three - act
farce comedy, by Robert St.
Clair, was nlaved to full housea
at both the matinee and eve
ning performance.
Members of the cast were
Allan Vail, Ida Blackburn,
Joan Ryal, Viva Lee, David
Vail, Don Bates, Pat Stewart,
Danny Evans. Jerrv I
Herbert Romey, Elda Webster,
ueny nicker, and hillbilly
nana iois Evans, Bernlce
Meal and Gordon Devlna Pro
duction crew Included Dale
Reynolds, director:
rTnnn ilaa ,nj U I
'Mu, vuaiuia x nomas,
."""vw, aveturei mcais, jonii
i Bernhardt and Mabel Wtue-
iman. - .
man. - ,
The Gates school, war. w
ed Monday T,i..d.
nesday while the teachers at-
in Poland teM,,e" llut"'
Edmund L. Davis. Jr.. ha.
received ni iUmmnt tm
the armed service ai.d return
ed tO the ham nf him riorn4e
. . ,-a, aVJ, Ulll
Mr. and Mri . E. L. Davis, Sat-
uraay. Sunday afternoon. Mra
Davis and her son drove to'S? T- M,nnmB at teneo
Salem to bring Mr. D.vla s, a?v..of " convention
home from the Salem Memor
ial noapiiat wnere He Had been
for the past week. Mr. Davis
is resorted to be on tha mA
to recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hearing
and two children moved Tues
day of this weak in fitau4A.
where Hearing has been em
ployed for several months.
Mr. Hear In? formerly
and operated the Gates barber
snop.
Mrs. J. R. Brown' tnpm-T
of Pittsburgh. Penn will
"V , . "u "
cupy the house vacated by Mr.
71 'Vu.'J':. "S"n r.ow.n
Hutcheson and will remain '
- CJ--. V4 " a, i , , ii.
Gates during the absence of her
nusDana, Major Jack R. Brown
wno recently was sent to Ko
rea to serve with the air rnrnt
Recent guests at the home
of L. T. Henness and his daugh
ter, Mrs. LUlie Lake, were V.
L. Morgan of Brooks, G. O.
Hutcheson and daughter of
Mill City and Etoyle Meyers
uij ana ctoyie Meyers
r0m Bend, Ueyl a for
resident of Gates, had not seen i
Mr. tiennees for 40 years.
Bob Kelle was at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Kelle the last of the
week. Upon his return to his
home in Cutler City he was ac
companied by Mrs. Chris Knut
son of Mill Citr who will
spend some time there at 'the
home of her dnuahfar . Mra '
Hollis Turnldge.
Mrs. Turnldge who has been
critically 111 and was hospital
ized in Portland fnr aavaral
weeks Is recovering at her
home. .
Mr. and Mrs. William P.n.
nick and iwn hlllrH .-..a
" wuMucu myviiv
Sunday visiting friends fn Jef
ferson. Mrs. Margie Anderann will,
her little daughter T.vnatto
left Sunday morning for San
rrancisco wnere tne child will
undergo surgery at a hospital.
Work was resumed this n,t
on the community house which
members tof the Gates Womans
club are endeavoring to hi, lid
Windows and a front door were
installed. The large glass door
was a donation to the club
from Mr. and Mrs. Fount Paul
Dick Parker is in charge of
the work.
Wbsi yea Vs BMvtag as towa
e te a distant dty. we offer the
laset la worry-free moriaf aarv
ke. Our local storage and boo
taf hciUtias an anaxoallad. And
r-as i wpiasautathres for AUM
yaaliiaa-waaaa-Jaesatyoui
aUanoaal tbm k-w.k- j .l.
WwM's krgaH loag-dlaUaea
AUad-s
Cag m ht astaaaataa.
Rtd'Star Tramfar
"arty BeaMl Pk. 1-1 11)
fating Svice
, ACROSS TOWN OI
It is planned to build the
fireplace and lay the floor this
spring so the building can be
usea.
Macleay
Vf .nlau Ulan, war made
for purchasing shrubs to plant
on tne scnooi grounas at tne
community clnh mpetlnff held
at the school house Friday
night.
. Tha man of tha community
will meet at the school house
Sunday, March 22, to prepare
tne grouna zor tne pianung.
The program consisted of
arnun alntflntf ld hv Mra Sam
Miller with W. F, Cole as pia
nist, and Bohemian music on
a Bohemian accordion by James
Huced.
The 4-H club members will
put on the April program.
Mrs. Artnur speionnk ana
Mrs. W. F. Cole will be In
charge of refreshments
UaavKat a TTa.laai.r at l 1..
cent" will be the project for
41.- o-.,., vcr.ta.r. u
'lJi'
"Mion unit, at the meeting to
.... ? - .. :r :t
' " "el ".By. cn,f. "
me nome oi Mrs. M. M. Magee.
i eTnU WlU 66 " " d8y mMt'
! Leaders will be. Mrs. Virgil
' urson and Mrs. Magee
Gervais Mrs. John Eseers
of the Archdlocesan Council of
watnouc women at Marylhurst
college, Saturday, beginning
with mass at 0 a.m. offered bv
Rev. T. J. Bernards, spiritual
moaerator of Oregon City
deanery, former naatnr nf St
Joseph's parish, Salem.
rne senior class of Gervais
union high school Is nresentlna-
the three-act comedy, "Quit
Your Klddinff." on March 9.1
under the direction of Miss A.
Austin. Tickets may be pur
chased from any 'senior or at
the door. ,
Those in the caet ara T..illa
Schlndler. Bettv Hall. Genrce
Lanning, Jean Manning, Pat
McManUS. Pattv Tllinn fihlrlnw
Vandehey, Millard Henny, Ar
nold Schmidt. Rov Cuff. Rettv
'Robinson; Carol Clarke and
Shirley Morton.
Stage managers are Frank :
Muth and Dick Leithf ,
air- ,r s
tlVE-IN THEATRE
momi?7829
UIISH 6AIDINS, HIGHWAY ft
GATES OPEN :S
SHOW AT 7:15
Starts Tonlte (Wed.)
- Two Outdoor
Technicolor Bits
"TREASURE OF
GOLDEN CONDOR"
Cornell Wilde
Plus
Was This Indian
Really ... -
"THE SAVAGE" .
Charlton Hestoa
Gervais
z
mm
AIR STEPS EXCLUSIVELY AT
When If
comes to o
All Colors
and Sins
Silverton
. . it. .1 ...KmlttaH to
uus roia. wuu -
major surgery during the past
, -a I unlvarsitv
weeK at rinau
hospital, Is making a slow re-
covery. n -'
Owens of Lubbock, Texas, wno
came by plane to be with her
brother for 10 days, has return
ed to ber home.
Mrs. Ona Hensley of Rich-
. a -.1-14.4 a tha hnma of
ISIJU, viaibcu a " "
her sister and brother-in-law,
the Dr. E. L. Henkels, over the
week-end. '
Mrs. Lee Wasson has accept-
a aVi.. aalataalAal umrlr In
ca ym nine i.wi.-a nw
the law officei of Beesley tnd
Eatell. t
Lyons
D.at xtkIa rivonH niffht wai
rwt iivmiv -
observed at the regular meet
ing of Faith Rebekah lodge
Wednesday evening. All past
noble grands were honored
with a short Three Links pa
geant, with Hose tonman,
Doris Kelly, Nadine Duggan
TW..riSin- Srt.
Girnrt Bassett "wd JeSn Ho-
herta also sang a duet in their
h ,
honor.
At the social hour Celen
Taylor, Gertrude Weldman and
May Patton served refresh
ments carrying out the St. Pat
rick motif.
Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Feenstra
were guests Thursday evening
ti.U.n mawKor. nt tha f?nmmil.
nlty Methodist church gathered
at tne parsonage wnn & poi
luck supper and fellowship
hA.tr TUA Va-nrifda left Vri.
day for Dlllard where he will
be minister at the Methodist
church. Rev. Walter Dodge of
Salam will Vu aimnlv nnsfnr
HW.V... ... WW .Mff.- I
here until conference time in
June.
Paw Tllvnn nt fihodd whn
haa haan hnldlntf avanffallaflp
meetings, left for his home fol
lowing services inursaay eve
ning. 1
Laura Lee and Kay Adams
of Pacific City have entered
Gregory
PECK
ERNEST HEMINGWAY'S
tfivat WrffcHunfer'
Randolph
scon
Chariot
LAUGHTOI
The Shoe
NOW 0n 6:45 P. M.
WS&r tfc. sut I "" 1 a
8Jr and AUTHOI al 1 " 1
Ef ' THe snows of laMMR
m kiumakjaiio' . vTi5j
5
jTjqga' MAC0M,E
a I .. SwothbvckllM J it
B 1 ; Advtnlwrtl of
I - Mw MINCt al t f Jwi
I . FIKATISI . la JK
V 7 Randolph "0
the Magic Sole
You iitp on ait
7 K
Air Step's StroDer Is trim fashion on a low heel. TaTl or
smaJl, It's every girl's casual shoe. With its snug Btting
heel and combination last, youTl hardly believe)
you need pay so little for this good looking
classic.
SHI CH..1
.. .-TT-ry,
siiziiiiiiJiliii
Wednesday, March 18, 1953
school here. They have com
to stay with their grandpar.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Hoi
llngshead for the remainder of
the school year.
Tharlea Hlatt .of Brf..,
- . - "vwiMjuq
viaited relatives In Lyons for
several' days. He was over
ntffht ffiipitt at the hnmA nt 1.1.
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brother, Elmer Hlatt. He alto
visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Wlnzer of Mehama,
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Lyons c
Klamath. Calif., anent frlri.-
and Saturday with relatives In
T.vnna. Cyril la the aon nf hjt-
mmf . w. ,
and Mrs. R. P. Lyons and
uiuiuh , .j ujnv xun
som. V. r,. Rove left Frlda
n, V. at a. Mra . . .n T, .
. - - J
Elgin with a truck load of fur.
niture for their son and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Roye, who
recently moved there. Their
daushter. Mrs. Laddie
of Lebanon, will stay with Mrs.
Roye while he Is away.
Bethel Park
Mr. and Mrs. R. Nelson with
their son, Donald Nelson and
family of Athena, spent the
k1ta
ence Nel,on nome at W"l-
m'na-
Mrs. Kate Smith of Fn.tar I.
visiting at the home of her an.
Rev. Ray Cather. '
Miss Ethel Berglund has re
sumed her duties after her va
cation hi Texas.
Rev. and Mrs. Harold Beaty
of Yoncalla, were Monday -
visitors in the home of their
daughter, Mrs. Gardner John
son. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nelson
ana aauKiuer, uenniier, oi Atn-
ena are guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. R. Nelson.
Mr. Nelson is attending the
Oregon State Teachers confer
ence in Portland. .
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