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In the Valley
Edited by MUKE FOBBES
'Buena Vista
: Buena Vista Polk County
Federation of Women'i elubi
met at Oak Grove Wednesday
for an all-day meeting, with
"Oak Grove Gardener"' and
"Oak Grove Women'i club,"
u hostesses.,
A memorial service for all
past members was held with
' Mrs. William Kellar, pianist.
Mrs. Burt Curtis sang; Bertha
Allen, president of Oak Grove
club, gave the "Welcome" and
past Past President Mrs. For
rest "Martin, responded. - Mrs.
H. D. Peterson presented
"Merits of Award" cards ' to
Mrs. Freda Borg, Mrs. Eldon
Johnson, and Mrs. Victor Bride
- and to each club that did out
standing Red Cross work.
Mrs. Paul Morgan, president
of Dallas club, introduced
guests. .
'.: Mrs. Gib Loy gave a report
on the Polk County Fair
board's progress on the new
1 building at the new fair
.grounds. . "
A helper, Mrs. Ross Simp
son of the fair board, also ask
ed the federation to sponsor a
project they are planning for
glass bricks for the frontage
of the building.
- If the project goes forward,
, Mr. Loy will have charge of
the "Youth Group"; Mrs. Pro.
shia Soper will : be chairman
of the "Floral Display"; and
Mrs. Sidney Howard will be
: in charge of the booth with
Mrs. Florence Ragsdale, tex
tiles; Mrs. E. A. Lettlken gave
the health report and Intro
duced Polk county Nurse Mr.
Jane Domkowsky, part time
nurse, Mrs. Marjorie Wykoff
, and chairman of the state
. health board, - Mrs.. Janice
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' Luncheon was served in the
club room from decorated ta
bles by the hostesses clubs,
Mrs. Malno Reichert, Polk
,- county extension leader, was
introduced and told of . 4-H
club work and the festival of
Folk county extension club
to be held in Rlckreall en
May .,'.:. . , .
' Mrs. Freda Borg asked for
rose bushes for the memorial
garden at the Veterans hospi
tal in Roseburg.
The -resolution- committee'
members,' Mr.' Kennith .Dun
bar, Mrs. Forrest Martin and
Mrs. Harry . Wells read the
resolutions.
'f The meeting adjourned un
til the picnic in Dallas park
July 15 with Bridgeport club
a hostesses, and the last meet
ing jor uie year win oe in
. Rickreal on October 31"
Those attending from BUena
Vista were Mesdame Leon
Loy, Kate Bride, Evadna Pra
;ther, Mable Short, Clair Gra
bber, Harriet Busby, Minnie
Osborn and Olive Well. Oak
Grove, had the largest num
- ber in attendance from any
one club.
Byrd Tucker of Seattle,
; Wash., spent Tuesday with his
. sister and family, Mr. and
, Mr. Perry Wells.
Hubbard
Hubbard Mr. Harry
; Moore and Charles Vreden-
burg were elected delegates
' ton the' Rebekah assembly in
May, from Thalia Rebekah
lodge, last week. Alternates
elected were Mrs. A. L, Mur
phy and Mrs. Ella Becker.
The office of outside guard
ian , was declared open and
Mrs. Harry Reed appointed to
fill It. Mrs. Reed and Miss
Frances Weaver, color bearer,
were installed by district de
puty president, Mrs. George
Leffler.
Refreshments were served
. by Mr. Leffler and Mrs. E, C.
Boyd -at .tables featuring
spring flowers and pastel
candles. -
May 16 was set for the an
' nual May Day dance this year
by the Flrmen's auxiliary at
a recent meeting. ,
The American Legion auxl
: liary unit' of Hubbard heard
' nart from the American
ism chairman, Mrs. Charles
' Vredenburg, on the essay con
test recently iponsored Jolnt-
' lv with Aurora at North
Marlon union high school.
' Wendel McLln and Edna Mae
Riddle won first and second
reinectively.
The unit voted to give
.Jointly with the Legion post
n achievement award to the
outstanding graduating boy
nH Blrl at North Marlon. Offl
- cera were nominated and elee
4inn will be held at the May
meeting. Next sewing meeting
will be at the h o m e of Mr.
A. O. Sodernoim.
The St. Agnes Alter Society
aaA to hold Its annual
food sale Saturday, May 9,
following a discussion on the
...Mt ( th Tuesday alter-
noon meeting In the home of
Mr. George Crimps. Final
m..iin of the year will be
held May, , with a no-host
i....h mi tha home of Mis
Mary Bronec.
A theme of gardens was
used for the devotion at the
last meeting of the Mary-Martha
Circle in the home of Miss
Lenore Scholl, given by the
hostess and highlighted with
a solo by Mrs. Lon Foltz. The
hostess was elected president
for the coming year and Mrs.
Wayne . Paxton , was elected
secretary-treasurer. Outgoing
officers are Mrs. Glen Purdom
and Mrs, Zsne Yoder. Miss
Mlldrer Schoor reported on
the study book.' Mrs. James
Lamb will be hostess for the
next meeting May 11,
Twenty one children were
examined and immuized at the
well-child clinic for pre-school
children, .. held . at North
Marlon union high , school
Tuesday, Mrs. Warren Grim,
Mrs. Floyd : Dominick, Mrs,
Lm Epper and Mrs. Don Reed
assisted at the clinic.
Hubbard Mms Marha Mor
rison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Morrison is being initiat
ed into Alpha Tau Delta, na
tional honorary nursing soror-
ity, Monday evening, April 20,
in Portland. A high grade aver
age is required to be eligible
for the sorority.
Miss Morrison recently com
pleted a week with the Marion
County public health depart
ment after ' finishing three
months of psychiatric training
in Salem. Her next special as
signment will be at the Univer
sity State T B hospital in Port
land. She spent the past month
at home between assignments.
"Becoming a good buyer'
was the subject brought to the
Hubbard Extension Unit Wed
nesday afternoon by Miss Paul
ine Schplowsky of Salem.
The meeting was presided
over by Mr. E. T. Rose and
opened with reading of the
homemaker's creed. Officers
elected for next year are Mrs.
A. L. Murphy president, Mrs.
Zane Yoder, vice- president;
Mrs. N. A. Mann, secretary and
Mrs. John Doubrava, treasurer.
Refreshment were served
by Mr. .Wencel Doubrava and
Mr. Frank Koutney. . .. i
Pleasantdale
Pleaiantdale A local artist
who is nationally known, Mrs.
Hugh Kau, has recently gained
added prestige by being cnosen
by the board of governors of
the Portland Rose festival to
embroider a tapestry for - the
back of the chair used in the
Rose queen's coronation.
Mrs. Kau does her embroid
ery work entirely on . several
sewing machines. The Rose
festival tapestry has been de
clared a masterpiece by many
who have seen it. Made of rose
colored velvet, it i centered
with a crest of gold thread and
monogram, H. M., Inside a
raised circle of gold braid, 1 V4
inches wide. The piece is edged
with a gold border about an
inch thick. Other motifs ap
perlng on the tapestry are two
Indian tomahawks and three
golden ' spears. Seven tassles
complete the decoration. .. .
Two weeks of steady work
were spent on the tapestry,
said Mrs. Kau.'
Mr. E4 Aeblscher fell at her
home recently, breaking her
ankle. According to her daugh
ter, Beverly, Mrs. Aeblscher
will wear a cast for about a
month. She can move around a
little on crutches.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Rector of
Portland are the parents of a
son, Thomas Russell, born on
Thursday, April 18, at Emanuel
hospital and weighing 8 pounds
9 ounces. - The Rectors also
have a 20-months old son. Lar-
ray. The grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Porter J. Rectos of
Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Richards of Pleasantdale. This
is the third grandchild for Mr.
and Mrs. Richards.
Unionvah
Unlonvale Mr. and Mrs
Marlon Dixon and family of
Unlonvale have traded their
home to his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Dixon, for their
home and 12 H acres of land
in the Falrview district and
will be moving about April 25
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Holt re-
cently returned from one week
spent with her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
McFarlane, at Powell Butte.
Mr. and Mrs. . McFarlane
came Wednesday and she en
tered the General hospital, Mc
Mlnnvllle, for observation.
Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Wil
bur Stoutenburg on their 29th
wedding anniversary, Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Holt entertained
at their home Friday evening.
Besides the honorees, other
guest were: Larry and Garry
Stoutenburg, Mrs. Leona Mor
ris and daughter Sherry. It was
also Wilbur's birthday.
, Mr. and Mrs, Lester Holt
were Thursday afternoon
guests of D. C, Miller
Carlton.
Donald
The Donald Extension unit
held it regular meeting last
week in the home of Mrs. War
ren Feller. Ermina . Fisher,
county agent, gave talk on
the care of rugs" and uphol
stered furniture.
There was a sack lunch at'
noon and the hostesses, Mrs,
Frank Miller and Mrs. Warren
Feller served dessert and cof
fee to Mrs. Corrlne Pahl, Mrs.
Ervin Nyaulst. Mrs. E. E. Mil
ler, Mrs. Norman Relling, Mrs,
James Myers, Mrs. Ray Max-
field, Mrs. H. P. Driever, Mrs,
Harlan Feller, Mrs. Leighton
Whltsett, Mrs. AI Rehm, Mrs
Sid Hendricks, Mrs. Francis
Ryan, Mrs. Robert Maitland
and Mrs. J. A. Bush.
The sunshine unit will meet
April 28 with Mrs. Del Feller
and Mrs. Barney Feller as co-
hostesses. There will be an
election of officers at this
meeting.
The Womens Christian Serv
ice society of Donald held a sil
ver tea last week in the home
of Mrs. Mary Froom, with her
daughter, Mrs. Ray Maxfleld
and Mrs. Dewey McMillan as
sisting. Mrs. Robert Maitland
had charge of the devotions,
Present at the meeting were
Mrs. Thurston Yergen, Mrs.
Robert Maitland, Mrs. Bill
Groshong, Mrs. Ray Maxfleld,
Mrs. Dewey McMillan, Mrs.
Frank Miller, Mrs. Mary
Froom, Mrs. Louis Untersher,
Mrs. Mae St. Helens, Mrs.
Horace Cook, Mrs. Myron An
derson and Mrs. W. H. Kruse.
Two large trucks got stuck
In Donald last week, one fol
lowing the other. They were
each loaded with 21 tons of
bulk oats, and it required the
services of both Lin Cromwell,
operator of the Donald garage,
and Roy Rrievei, who owns a
Cat", to get them out ol their
predicament.
Twenty-one children, from
Donald and Aurora area re
ceived services Tuesday at the
well-child clinic which Is held
free of charge the second Tues
day of each month.
At 4 o clock, Mrs. Harmon
Yeary, superintendent of coun
ty health nurses for Marion
county met with members of
,the health department, repre
sentatives zrom tne scnoois and
members of the health com
mittee. - ': ,
The meeting was under the
direction of Mrs. Ed Shannon,
chairman of the health com
mittee. Mrs. Raymond Peterson of
Donald was. elected chairman
of the health committee re
placing Mrs. Shannon who had
served for two years. ,-
The Donald grade school was
broken into last Friday night
The only things missing are
pens and pencils, a small fire
extinguisher and a paper cut
ter... -
A. E. Feller is enjoying the
company of his granddaughter,
Mrs. ' Dan Pratchenco, and
great-grandson, Mike. They
have been there about two
weeks. While - here, Mrs.
Pratchenco is helping Mr. Fel
ler with . redecorating. Mr.
Pratchenco is a food inspector
for the army in Europe and
will be gone about two years.
Woodburn
Woodburn The regular
meeting of the Woodburn unit
of the WCTU.was held Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Warren Donner. Hostesses were
Mrs. Fred Anderson, Mrs. Ivy
Donner and Miss Rowena Cole.
A number of members are
planning to attend the Marlon
county institute at Salem this
week. The next meeting will
be May 15 at the home of Mrs.
Oscar Allen.
Traffic across the Washing
ton school grounds from Hard-
castle to East Lincoln has been
stopped at the request of the
school board. A chain has been
placed across the entrance at
Hardcastle and posts have been
installed at the south edge of
the playground. There is no
street across the property.
The seventh cake baking
contest, sponsored by the May
Furniture Co. and the Wood
burn Food Market will be Fri
day, April 24, by the Veterans
of Foreign Wars auxiliary with
Mrs. Jay Weber, president, in
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the the Monitor Junior Mixers,
but due to members being busy
with farm work, the date was
given up and the VFW aux
iliary will have the date in
stead. .'-..
Members of the Past Noble
Grands club of Woodburn Re
bekah lodge will meet Thurs
day, April 23, at 8 p.m. at the
country home of Mrs. H. A.
Lobse. Each- member is asked
to -bring a lodge member as a
guest The roll call will be
answered with Bible quota
tions. A miscellaneous auction
and plant sale will be held and
Mrs. Addie Doud, a new mem
ber, will be initiated. ' Mrs.
Elizabeth RaU and Mrs. Alfred
Klamp will be co-hostesses.
Dayton
Dayton Mrs. Dewey -Alters
of Brookings recently lost her
home and all contents in a re
cent fire, thought to have
started from an overheated oil
stove.
Mrs. Akers. who has been
publishing the Brookings Har
bor-Pilot since the death of
her husband in a plane crash
several months ago, was still
at the office when the fire was
discovered. ,
A daughter and son were In
an adjoining cabin when the
first was first noticed. They
ran for help but it was too late
to save any of the contents.
air. ana Mrs. Akers were
publishers of the Dayton 1Mb
une a number of years ago. be
fore they went to Brookines.
une Fast Noble Grand's club
met with Mrs. Mildred Pen
nlngton Wednesday evening,
April 15, with 17 members and
one guest, Mrs. Delia U'Ren.
present. The next meeting will
oe wun Mrs. scott Edwards.
The Christian Women's tel.
lowhip met at the Christian
church for an all-day meeting,
The ladies came to sive the
church a spring housecleanlng.
a; noon all enjoyed a potluck
dinner. There was a short de
votional period and a business
meeting. The new officers to
assume their office in June
were elected: Mrs: Carl Mitch
ell, presiient; Mrs. Vernon
Foster, vice president: Mrs.
Earle Coburn, secretary; assist
ant secretary, Mrs. Clotls
Sloan; Mrs. Charles Carr, treas
urer; Mrs. Koy Will, librarian.
The next meeting- will be
May 14 with Mrs. Pete Wirfs.
Fruitland
Fruitland Mrs. Ted Witham
was hostess to the Fruitland
women's world Service Thurs
day afternoon' at the church
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The president, Mrs. Orville
Rehfeld, was in charge of the
business meeting.
The group will send another
box of clothing to Korea.
Members giving reports of
the district meeting at Taft,
Ore., Tuesday, were Miss Daisy
Lambert, Mrs. Orville Rehfeld,
Mrs. Kenneth O. Runner, Mrs.
Arthur Shutz, Mrs. Herbert
Hilke.
The Women's Circle will
meet at the church annex at
2 p.m. Thursday, April 23.
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The Polk county Pomona
meeting is scheduled for April
25. at the West Salem grange,
The meeting will begin at
10 a.m. and a much business
as possible will be disposed of
before tne pot luck dinner si
noon.
The lecturer,- Mrs. Brown,
assisted by the agricultural
chairman of West Salem, Har
old D. Burns, have made plans
for a tour of the industrial flax
plant in West Salem, this tour
to begin promptly at 1 o'clock.
On the return to the hall the
Pomona degree will be exem
plified by the Pomona officers
The Community club will
meet Friday evening, April 24,
at the school gym.
The school board of Rick-
reall has contacted with Mrs.
R. V, Carleson, Mrs. Ray
Lewis, Leo Friesen and Mrs.
Jeanne Bryan to teach next
year. Mrs. - Carleson, Mrs.
Lewis and Mr. Friesen will
have the same rooms they had,
while Mrs. Bryan will be the
primary teacher.
The Spring Festival for
Polk county extension division
will be held at the school gym
May 7, with the luncheon
served by the ladies of the
Rickreall Grange, in the
grange hall. Care for the chil
dren of pre-school age who
may accompany their mothers
will be cared for in a room
provided at the hall.
Aumsville
Aumsville Four Aumsville
women, Mrs. Northrup Bates,
Mrs. Pyell, Mrs. Cleo Lee and
Mrs. Harry Way, . recently
attended a Marion ' County
PTA meeting in Salem and
sang several songs as Aums
ville' contribution to the
program. V
Dean Robert is in Quinsy,
Wash., for a few days attend
ing to a farm he drew in a
government drawing. .
Mr. and . Mrs. Charley
Weisenhaus spent last week
end in Portland where they
visited a son aud daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
Weisenhaus; Mrs. C 1 if f
Weisenhaus is a patient at
Good Samaritan hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. George KiUin
ger celebrated their ' 42nd
wedding anniversary recently
with a family dinner. Present
were Mr. . and Mrs. Jack
KiUinger and children If
Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Don
KiUinger and family from
Milwaukie, Mrs. and Mrs. Leo
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Elser and family from Salem;
Mr. and Mrs. Bud KiUinger
and family of Aumsville; Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Wallace of
North Santlam, Ralph Killin
ger, and Miss Lois Adam.
Grand Island
Grand Island Mr. Frank
Finnicum was a guest of her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Caldwell,
near Lafayette. .
. Miss Lavonna Finnicum,- in
senior class, Dayton union
high school, was an. overnight
guest of her classmate,. Miss
Roberta Wirfs, at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Wirfs, in the Unity district Fri
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Dayton
Dayton Mrs." Harold Frink
entertained the Yamhill coun
tv federation officers - and
member of the Dayton Read
ing club Friday, April 18, for
one o clock luncneon. me
guests : included Mr. John
Haynes, president, and Mrs.
Harry WiUiams, secretary, of
Carlton; Mrs. Andrew Haugen,
vice president, of Sheridan;
Mrs. W, Belts, board member,
and James Penland.
Mrs. R. L. Alderman intro
duced the visitors and each
spoke , briefly.
Mrs. Clark Foster conducted
a short business meeting.
The nominating committee
appointed was Mrs. Carl Mitch
ell,. Mrs. NeUe Coburn and
Mrs. Vernon Foster, ,
Mrs. E. W. Budke presented
a lesson on music.
The next meeting will be
May 8, a potluck dinner at trie
home of Mrs. William Stock
hoff. '
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Belt en
tertained at dinner Friday ev
ening, AprU 17, honoring Ross
Cruickshank on his birthday
anniversary. Other guests were
Mrs. Cruickshank and son, and
Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Goodrich
and son Donald.
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Woodburn The vocal music
department of the Woodburn
Washington school, wiU present
a "Spring Round-up" April 24
at the -school auditorium at 8
p.m. Miss Harriet Nlzic, music
supervisor, states that aU
grades will have a part in pre
senting a varied program of
cowboy music. Parents and
friends are especially invited
to attend an enjoy an evening
of fun.
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Prizes Given
Silverton -Mrs! Charles Ma
ion, doddv ooster chairman in
the annual award contest of
the Delbert Reeve unit No. 7,
American : Legion auxiliary,
has announced her judging
committee and the winners of
cash prizes and ribbons: -
Mrs. Howard Balderstone,
Mrs. Robert ,T. Nelson, Mrs.
Richard Beesley, Mrs. Wayne
Grodian and Mrs. William
Smead graded the posters and
made the winner decisions on
Friday afternoon at the Mason
home.' t'-' :1. i
One hundred' thirty-seven
entries were made by pupils
of Bethany, Evergreen, Victor
Point, Eugene Field, St. Paul's
Catholic, and Silverton junior
and senior high schools.
Winners in the fourth," fifth
and sixth grades were: Rogers
Setter, St. Paul's, first; Merilee
Mentor, Bethany, second; Nor
ma Selm, -Eugene Field, third;
honorable mention, Rosalie
Reiling, Eugene Field; Jerry
McBride, Eugene Field; Mar
cella Wavra, Eugene Field;
Winners in seventh, eighth
and ninth grades were: Carol
Seifer, St Paul's, first; Mary
Schnorenberg, St. Paul's, sec-
ond; Charle Berhorst, Victor i
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are to be sent to the atatewidi
contest at Portland, America.
T .mainn nnyiliarv. hfSArimia.
ters, vielng lor national hon
ors. i;asn prize oi -i, 2 nA
$1 in eacn class are awarded
and ribbons , and , -honorablt
mention with : certificates oi
merit for all entrants.-
Victor Point won special
commendation for having 91
entries or outstanding quality.
Awards and. prize cash will
be presented to the pupils of
each school later this week.
Stayiori
Stayton The Stayton hiih
school music department will
be host to the Jefferson high
school band and the Mill City
high school band Friday, April
24, at 8 p. m. at the Stayton
high school auditorium.
The Jefferson band is under
the direction of Eric Fitzilsi
ons. ' .. -
The Stayton high school
Girls' Glee club Is under thi
direction of Martha White.
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