Tndir, May U, W8
In the Valley
Edited by HIKE FOBBES
Woodburn
Wood bum Miss Leora An
drews of Med ford, accom
panied by her grandmother,
Mrs. Andrews', Sr., wai guest
Sunday at the home of her
uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs.
George N. Becker at Wood-
burn, and will also visit In
Portland.
U. Col. Hugh S. Wade of
Dayton, Ohio, made a surprise
visit recently to his mother,
Mrs. N. E. Wade, at Woodburn,
He left for Seattle after sev
eral days here.
Mrs. L. F., Clark of Wood-
burn, has recovered from the
effects of food poisoning after
spending ten days in the Sil
verton hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Jennings
of Woodburn are visiting
friends and relatives In Toledo,
Ohio, and will attend the gold
en wedding anniversary of Mr.
Jennlngk sister and brother.
' Gene King of Tulsa, Okla
homa, arived In Woodburn Fri
day and spent the week end
with his cousin, Mrs. Arvid Os
trum and family. He left Mon
day morning by plane for An
chorage, Alaska, where be will
visit relatives.
Girl graduates of Woodburn
high school are being present
ed with miniature cedar chests
by the May Furniture Co. this
year. The chests have arrived.
according to Al May, and may
be. picked up at any time.
Moceoy
Macleav At the tenth an
nual meeting of the Stlpp
Macleay Cemetery association
at the Theodore OL'on home,
Saturday afternoon, financial
reports were made and officers
elected.
Elected were: President,
Theodore Olson; vice president,
Jarrold H. McKlbben; secretary-treasurer,
. Mrs. Robert
Craig; trustees, Edward Took
er and Chester Robertson.
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Hopewell
Hopewell The Hopewell
school 8th grade graduation
was held at the HopeweU EUB
church Tuesday evening, May
26.
The church was decorated
with spring flowers for the oc
casion. - . - - -
Rev. H. E. Widmer, pastor
of the church, gave the invo
cation, Ellen Widmer, the salu
tatory, Ruby Lind introduced
the class.
Gayle Larson read a poem ! Mrs. Art Reed.
school are urged to be present
for this important meeting,
when church and Sunday school
officers will be elected
The , nominating committee
for the church and Sunday
school officers held meeting
at the parsonage Monday eve
ning. May 25. with the follow
in members of the committee
appointed by the pastor: Del-
bert Smith, S. C. Waller, Mrs.
John Olua. June Ann Jensen,
Dean Brown, Mrs. S. C. Waller,
Mrs. Howard Stephens. Mrs. N.
O. Pearse, Earl Compton and
and the class sang their class
song.
Lloyd Lind was the gMt
speaker for the occasion. ;
Floyd Baker read the history
of the class, and Sharon Mc
Kenney, the prophecy. Ellen
Widmer gave a piano solo and
Clyde Frauendeiner read the
class poem.
LaVerda Irwin read the class
will and Gayle Larson sang
solo.
Allan Polvi gave the valedic
tory. -
Larry Imlah, Jr., chairman of
the Hopewell school board, pre
sented the diplomas. .
Rev. Widmer pronounced the
benediction.
Members of the class are El
len Widmer, Gayle Larson,
Ruby Lind, Floyd Baker, Shar
on McKenney, Clyde Frauen
deiner, LaVerda Irwin, Allan
Polvi, and the teacher, Mrs.
Nellie Hammer.
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Graduation exercises for the
Seventh Day Ad vent 1st school
were held at the S.D.A. church
in Hopewell Saturday evening,
May 23. Mrs. Albert TerrlU
played the processionals, Stan
ley Warnock gave a trombone
solo, accompanied by his sis
ter, Mrs. Ersel Hallsted of Sa
lem. '
Dale Terrill gave the valedic
tory, and Lowell Campbell pre
sented the diplomas to Dale
Terrill and Stanley Warnock,
graduates.
Elder R. C. Schaffner of Sa
lem was the guest speaker for
the occasion.
Sunday evening. May SI. at
8 p.m., at the Hopewell EUB
church, Alfred Brim of Wheat
on college, lit, will speak and
show pictures, "I am the Bible"
and tell of the Hertel Bible
Burning. -,, .
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Modde-
meyer and daughter, Eleanor,
visited Mrs. Moddemeyer's sis
ter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
C. De Young in Beaverton. Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs.' John Geisler
and Mr. and Mrs. John Fuo.ua
visited Mr. and Mrs. William
Lee and family In Lebanon
Sunday. Mrs. Lee was formerlv
Lenore Geisler. -
(Mr. and Mrs. Fred WHthee
And children -went to the coast
Sundayi as far as DeDoe Bav.
ana Tisnea Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Howe la Gleneden.
The father and son banauet
at the Hopewell EUB church
was held Friday evening. May
The ham dinner was nreoar-
ed by the ladies of the com
munity, under the general
chairmanship of Mrs. Clarence
Legg and Mrs.. John Geisler.
The program becan with the
Invocation by Delbert Smith,
sacred .band numbers by the
Salvation Army Band, directed
oy capt. Bennett, a piano solo
by Miss Ann Vanderhoff. and
horn solo by Carol Bennett
accompanied by Joy Bennett
Master of ceremonies wn
Rev. H. E. Widmer and guest
speaker, Capt. Bennett of Salem.
There will be a congreealion.
al meeting at the Hopewell
EUB church Sunday, May 81,
following a potluck dinner at
noon. All members and friends
or we cnurch and Sunday
Scoffs Mills
Is!1! ' an hum m cd D""'"to" rmnrru. or aarsfvjl
I MaT
The trustees of the church.
Ross Rogers, N. O. Pearse, Dav
id Olke, Peter Parvin and Oscar
Latferty are .honorary mem'
bers of the committee.
Spring cleaning of the Hope
weU EUB church will be held
May 28, with a potluck dinner
at noon.
Prayer meeting this week
will be held at the John Kotka
home. ,i
Mrs. Howard Stephens gave
a report of the Women's so
ciety of World Service conven
tion in Jennings Lodge, May
H-14, at the morning service
of the Hopewell EUB church
Sunday, May 24.
The Fairview ' Community
club held their annual picnic
at the Fairview school house on
Saturday, May 23 with pot
luck dinner at noon.
Howard Stephens was elect
ed president of the Fairview
Community club for next year,
C.i H. McKee, vice president
and John Allison, secretary.
treasurer, The next meeting
will be held in October.
Mrs. Mary Pekkola of Mc-
Minnvllle spent the week end
with her daughter and family,
Mr. and Mrs. John Olua. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Steph
ens showed their travel pictures
at the Dayton grade school Fri
day evening. These were scenes
of New York and Washington,
D. C. and other eastern points
of Interest. - j,
Lawrence Imlah, of Salem,
father , of Larry Imlah, Jr., of
Hopewell, was operated on in
San Francisco last week for a
circulatory ailment, which has
been bothering him for some
time. He la getting along as
well as can be expected.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith and
son of Paling were Sunday aft
ernoon guests of Rev. and Mrs.
H. E. Widmer and family.
John Crippen and his son
and wife, Mr. fend Mrs. Donald
Crippen of Monmouth and Rob- j
ert Brown of Suver were Sun
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Loop. - .
Mrs. Avie Condra of Salem
was a recent guest at the home
of her daughter and husband,
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Terrill. -
Mr. and Mrs. John Kotka
and children, Mrs. Mabel Wood
and Mrs. Apna Olson were Fri
day r .guestf Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Deedon. Mrs. Wood is
Mrs. Kotka's mother, and with
Mrs. Olson, left Portland Sat
urday evening on the train for
their home in Ashtabula, Ohio.
The Kotka family took them to
Portland to start their Journey.
Mr. and Mrs. S. C Waller
and Mr. and. Mrs. John Kotka
and children and Irvin Widmer
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Pearse.
Mrs. Venter Setala of New
burg is reported to be resting
as well as can be expected fol
lowing major surgery on Fri
day. Mr. Kuati Setala is also
having medical treatment in
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lafferty
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. David Olke.
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en's Circle will have the May
meeting in the church Annex
Thursday, May 28, at 2 p.m.
Mrs. R. Thomas is president,
mr. oianiey jragg, secretary-treasurer.
Mrs. J. C. Mattson was host
to the Women's Society of!
World Service at her home on i
Thursday afternoon. I
In the absence of the presi
' dent, Mrs. Orvlll Hehfeld, who
is ill, Mrs. Kenneth Runner
was In charge of the business
meeting. i
Mrs. Anthol Kiney reported
that another box had been sent
to Korea.
Giving reports of the mis-
' slonary conference at Jennings
Lodge, which they attended,!
were Mrs. C. Cooter, Mrs. Ly
dia Witham, Mrs. Harbert Hil
I ke, Mrs. Kenneth Runner, Miss
uaisy wimoert, Mrs. Arthur
Shulz.
Mrs. Martin Langan's name
was added to the membership
list at this meeting. Mrs. Ar
thur Shuli will be hostess for
the June meeting. Mrs. Mstt
s?n served refrf-i)imnti
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Fairview
Fairview Donald Marie.
E.N.F.N., U.S.S. Navy and his
wife visited his grandfather, W.
V. Applcman, and other rela
tives in Portland Thursday. He
was home on a five days leave
from San Francisco, Calif.
DRUNK DRIVER FINED
Albany Raymond J. Tacho,
giving both Albany and Eu
gene addresses, was fined $178
in district court Monday after
he had pleaded guilty, to
eharge of drunk driving. Tache
was arrested on the charge
Sunday on the Knox Butte
road by a state polios officer.
There are more than 21,000,
000 bicycle in th United
States.
Scott Mills Eighth grade
graduation exercises were held
at th school house Friday eve
ning. May 21.
The graduate are: Barbara J.
Grochong, Richard Mole, Ray
tnon Mack, Ernest Vlckroy,
Shirley Landon, Kathryn Dil
lon, Keith Broyle. Teddy Ver
meulen. This being the 100th anni
versary year of Scott Mills,
th school's principal. R. F.
Cook, gav a brief history of
the town and of its school.
Mrs. William Fry wa sur
prised when her grandson, Bil
lie Fry, arrived from El Paso,
Texas. Other guest were Mrs.
Audry Cross from Rockaway,
Ore., and Mr. and Mrs. Anton
Terhaar of Mt Angel.
Mr. Jerry Imper entertained
recently at a shower for Mr.
DeLan Fry of Amity.
Winning prizes at games dur
ing the afternoon were Mrs.
Mary Nelson and Mrs. Marie
Swartout After the gifts were
opened by the guest of honor,
refreshments were served. Hos
tesses for the party were Mrs.
Jerry Imper, Mrs. William Fry
and Mrs. Anthony Biebenberg.
Honoring Mrs. Eldred Caster,
Mrs. Mike Landwing gave a
pink and blue shower at the
Landwing home Friday eve
ning. -
Mr. and Mr. Bill Kellum
spent the week end with friend
in Roseburg. -
Mr. and Mr. Marlon Gro-
sbong and family visited rela
tives In Eugene and Snrinc-
field recently. j
Mrs. Maud Doolittle visited!
friend in Salem and Albany
last week, returning horn Sun
Mr. L. W. Owen returned
bom after visit at her daugh
ter's home in wasmngion.
Mrs. Tress ia Mitchner, moth
er of Jck Taylor, wa a recent
visitor at th Taylor home.
Mr. and Mr. Frank Tlnk at
tended the Ak-Sar-Ben club
meeting in Silverton recently.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson
apent week end In Lebanon
visiting their daughter and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Garner. '
The eighth grade pupils were
entertained recently by the
eventh grade pupil at the
home of their teacher, B. F.
Cook.
Food Sale Set at
Silverton Friday
Silverton Mrs. L. B. Schsr
back 1 serving as chairman of
th pre-Memorlal food sale be
ing sponsored by the women of
St Monica's Altar society of the
Silverton St Paul's parish. The
sale will be at the Carter Ap
pliance company office in Oak
St, at 8 a.m., Friday, May 29.
Assisting Mrs. Scharback
will be Mrs. Charles Stham
man, Mrs. Nick Frank, Mrs. Joe
Weisenfeldt. Mrs. Ben Zollner.
The population of the Unit
ed States is Increasing at the
rate of 1.71 per cent a year.
Aurora
Members from Una temple
visiting Arion temple at Hub
bard. Tuesday, May 18, for the
memorial-put on by their pwt
chief were Mrs. Fred Schnei
der. Mr. Erven Miller, Lens
Mae Lambert. Mrs. Frank
Thiel, Mis Emma J. Snyder
and Miss Hilda Belser.
A public reception of new
member wil be observed at
the Aurora Presbyterian
church Sunday, May 81.
Rebekahs to Meet
Woodburn Members of the
Past Noble Grands club of
Home Rebekah lodge will meet
Thursday, May 28, at the home
of Mrs. Arthur M. Burt, 871
Young street Mr. Myrtle Hall
will be assisting hostess. Mrs.
James Livesay will lead the de-
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