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Sfverfon
Silverton Mrs. Mike Star
ruste if at the local hospital
for treatment of fractured
hip which (he sustained In a
fall at the fainily home.
Friend! of the family called
inf ormaUy at the Z. Jay McCall
horn oa Oak St in observance
of Mr. McCaU'a birthday an
niversary, Sunday evenlna-. -
Mr. Perl Bye entertained at
a coffee hour for her mother,
Mn. . L. Stewart, ai a birthday
annlvertary affair Sunday eve
nine, with the gueats Including
Mn. Dalsey Wood, Mn. Mary
Riley. Mr. and Mn. K. M. eye,
Mil Irene Boubal, Mn. Mar
caret Terry, Mrs. Flora Hob-
litt, Mr Helen KuU and Mrs.
Johanna Schwab. .
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For a "girl friend' reunion
party at the apartment home of
Mrs. Mary Kleemro, now of
Albany, were: From Silverton,
Mra. Jack Morton, Mrs. Orlo
Tbompeon; and of Salem, Mra.
Matt Hall and Mra. Letter Mor
ris. The group met an evening
later at the Morrie home In
Salem to bid farewell to Cloy'
deen Mattbewa Harper, who in
leaving for Wheeler, Ore., to
make her home.
Mra. Agnea Booth, Marion
county superintendent of
schools, wai featured speaker
at the formal banquet program
of the Junior High eighth grade
graduating claai of more than
70 students, the faculty and
echool officiala, Wedneiday
evening in the dining roomi of
the Eugene Field building.
The atata farm employment
branch office of Silverton ia to
open Monday, June 1, in the
Washington Irving building.
Mra. Lewia A. Hall of Silver
ton la to be In charge of the
office from I a.m. until noon
daily.
Bert Day la reported con
valeacing at St. Vincent'i hoe
pital in Portland following
furgery to which be submitted
during the part week.
OAC Frank K. Roemer ar
rived home Thursday from Sev
an months' service in the Far
East, wearing two ribbons from
activities In Korea and United
Nations recognitions. He Is on
a 20-day leave. '
Mn. Roemer (Lavonne Tno-
mas), tbeir son, Steven, and
her mother, Mn . Lewis
Thomas, drove to San Diego to
meet Roemer ana were ainner
guests aboard the aircraft car
rier USS Bataan, of .which
Roemer la remaining a mem
ber, Tuesday evening. Mn.
Roemer. Steven and Mrs. Tho
mas remained in southern Cali
fornia the week preceding the
arrival of the Bataan.
Two other men from Silver-
ton were on the Bataan and ar
rived home for leaves. Dr.
Francie Johnson and Joseph F.
Tomminger. Mra. Tomminger
(Jeanne Illiott), two of their
children, Christine and Mary
Louise,- and Tommlnger'a fath
er, Joseph Tomminger, - Sr.,
to San Diego to meet
west Home Two Sweat
Home girls will be candidates
for queen In toe Albany Tim
ber Carnival to be held July t,
I. 4.
Betty Jo Hyde, high school
senior. It the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Hyde. She ia
17 and is t feet, inches and
has black hair and brown eyes.
Arlyse Pulver, II, with black
hair and green eyes, la also a
high school senior and la the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cass
H. Pulver. Miss Hyde is being
sponsored by the IOA Grocery
store and Miss Pulver la spon
sored by Hub Photo Studio.
Rebekah lodge members will
honor state president Mn. Lola
Oiburn of Sllverleaf lodge No.
203, Portland, at ft dinner to
be held June 10 at the IOOF
hall. Chairmen appointed to
arrange the affair are general
chairman, Rose Marie Swager;
dinner chairmen, May Ingle
and Margaret Ulbergr dining
room service, Agnea Vlgue;
Ethel Wills, courtesy commit
tee; Celeste Pappan, cones ser
vice; Marcella Middleton, ta
ble decorations; kitchen com
mittee, Oenettie Farlow; ham
cutting, Ira Rinker.
Tomminger.
Fruitland
Fruitland - Mrs, Larry
Wagnor, Mn. Cecil Miller. Mn.
Carolina Cernlck, Mrs. Harold
Bishop entertained the Wom
en's Circle Thursday afternoon
at the- church annex. After
playing some games-Mn. Wag
nor was honored with a gift
shower.
Overnight guests at ' the
George Xleen home Thursday
night were Mrs. J. N. Allen
(Grace Kleen), Mrs. Vernon
Byers, Mn. Walter Byen, Mrs.
Bod Thedford, all of Modesto,
Calif. They were on their way
to Fort Lewis, to visit relatives
In the service.
When Italy's president. Lulgi
Elnaudi was a professor of law.
one of his pupils was Palmlro
Togllattl who became head of
the communist party In Italy.
Mn. Henry Edgcmon, Crow
foot, with her daughter, Sally
Jo, were visiton at the Bill
Reed home on Thursday,
Mr. and Mra. Peter Byrne,
Foster, were dinner guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom
V. Reed Thursday.
Mrs. Walt Howa and Marga
ret Anne and Mn. Clair Me
In tyre were In Eugene Friday
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. George Boat-
wick and Tommy are spending
the week-end In Hood River.
One hundred and fifty chil
dren, parents and teachers en
joyed a picnic in the Sweet
Home City park, Friday. The
group was from the Lacomb
grade school and spent the en
tire day enjoying the facilities
of the park. '
- Don Carton's fifth grade
spent one day last week on a
field trip in the City park. They
were collecting Insects tor sci
ence study. They had their
lunch and play period In the
park also.
A special meeting of the
Sweet Home-Holley extension
unit will be held June S In the
Timber line Manor. The meet
ing will begin at 10:30 a.m.,
and will feature work on tex
tile painting and preparation
for making footstools. Pot-luck
lunch will be served at noon.
Illahee
IUihee Mn. Ellen Martyn
and son, James Martyn, of
Paris, France, where they have
lived the past five years, are
visiting at the Ben Brandon
home in this district
Jame Martyn It employed
la the department of state in
U.S.A. -
They are dividing their time
between relatives in California
and Oregon
Mrs. Martyn ia Mrs. Bran
don't mother.
Mra. Martyn will be remem
bered as Ellen Jackson.
- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bene-
field and children, Tommy and
Barbara of Vlaalia, Calif., an
spending a two weeks vaca
Stayton High
Honors Given
Stayton Eighteen students
were honored with awards dur
ing the graduation exercises
Friday night, at the Stayton
union high school.
Sally Studnlck was awarded
a cup for an outstanding achol
arahla record, a new award
oreeentad tola year for the
first tuM. Miss Studnlck wat
also awarded a scholarship val
edictorian's medal, and a cer
tificate for outstanding work
m commercial studies.
Other seniors and their
awards ware:
Sherry Spanlol, the taluta
torian't medal and the Dan
forth foundation award.
Shirley Mlnten. an honor
itudent medal for third echol
utle atandina: a Girl's Athletic
association award medal and a
scholarship to Oregon college
nf Education at Monmouin.
Deani McDonald, a dramatic
medal; a journalism medal ana
a scholarship to unxieia col
lege in McMlnnville.
Janet Huffman, an honor
student medal for fourth schol
astic standing; a certificate for
outstanding newspaper work
and a medal for outstanding
grades In music
Sean Branch, a medal for
ood citizenship and a certifi
cate tor outstanding war on
the annual yea. book.
William Morgan, nedala for
science and language and a
scholarship to Linfleld.
Dick Heater, a medal for out
standing work on the student
council.
Clarence Hlnricha, leader-
ship medal at student body
president; science medal; the
Girod sports plaque awarded
to the boy who mada the out- j
standing athletic" contribution
during the year, plus a $28
check; the Farwell baseball
trophy for the highest batting
average; a scholarship to Lin
fleld college and the Danforth
foundation award.
Carl Batch, the Farwell
baseball trophy for the highest
batting average during 18S0.
Dave Van Handel, the Far
well trophy for the most track
points of the year.
Gene Small medal for out
standing athletic activities and
an athletic scholarship to Linfleld.
Phylis McCarley, a medal for
commercial training.
Pat Shields,, librarlanshlp
medal.
Sheldon Titus, the 'Arlon
foundation award for outstand
ing music ability.
Carol Courtney, certificate
of merit for year book work.
Paul Duman, certificate of
merit for newspaper service.
MT. ANGEL SOCIAL
Mt Angel Mrs. Emil Wolf
will be hottest chairman for
the St. Anne's sponsored. card
social to .be held Wednesday
evening, June I, in the St.
Mary's tchool auditorium,
starting at 9 p.m.
Dayton
Dayton Mr. and Mra. Rex
Carey and eon of Tillamook
were Sunday guests of her
father, Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Em
mart Mr. and Mrs. Claude Em
mert of McMlnnville also were
guests ia the same home. '
On Sunday, May 11. follow.
In the morning servicae, the
congregation of the Christian
church will have a potluek din
ner at the Maud Williamson
park, weather permitting, th
ere; lea the dinner will be held
at the church.
The occasion It the farewell
for the minister and his assist
ant Mr. and Mrs. Kaith Wat-
Una and Richard Perry.
The Watkint will graduate
from the Northwest Christian
collate at Eugene In June.
Following the International
church convention In Portland
they will go back to Butler un
iversity at Indianapolis, Ind.,
for further study. Richard Per
ry will ao to Alaska for the
summer and return to Eugene
this fall. .
Mn. Mae Barnard left for
Mason City. Ik. where the will
visit her brother. Mrs. Barnard
la a former Dayton resident
Recently she has been living in
McMlnnville.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Louis
attended part of the radio con
vention held in Salem Friday,
Saturday and Sunday of last
week. They attended the ban
quet Sunday. -
John ' Mcintosh waa home
moat of last week due to rainy
weather. He is employed In con
struction at Drain.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Will were
dinner guests; of Mr. and Mrs.
E W. Mandlago recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Atkin
son bad dinner with Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Lorenxen Sunday.
Other gueats went her parents,
Mr. and Mn. Ersel Gubser.
Kenneth Trammell home
again, having finished 22
months and 16 days In the army.
Fourteen months were on duty
in Korea.
Mn Addle Weill of Milton
Freewater visited Sunday and
Monday with her sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Will, in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Will. Mrs. WelL had coma west
to Dallas, where aha attended
her daughter's' 29th wedding
anniversary (Mr. and Mn.
Richard Van de Bosch) Sunday,
May 24.
Roy Will, Ivan Hedgecock
and Vernon Thompson attend
ed a meeting of the Ninety and
Nine men's meeting In Carlton
recently. The next meeting will
be .held in Dayton in July.
The' Country Garden dub ex
hlbited a 'Living Picture" ar
rangement at the Sheridan
Garden club flower ahow In
Sheridan Saturday, and won a
blue ribbon.
Mr. ard Mrs. Cecil Will and
twin tons, Larry and Kenny of
Gnnd Island, had lunch with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Will, on Monday.
Mr. and Mra. Huston Calley
and nephew of Salem visited
Monday with Mrs. Rose Dicker
son. t Mr. and Mrs. Dale Massey
and family, and her mother,
Mrs. Ed Hartman, went to Til
lamook to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Boyd Hartman and children.
They also visited Mr. and Mra
Charles Been.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beers
have moved to Tillamook for
the summer, where he Is teach
ing at the naval air base. They
will return' to Dayton next fall
to resume his duties In the
school system here.
Mr. and Mrs. Nell Trammell
and ton, Larry, had dinner in
Corvallls Sunday with her sis
ter, Mr. and Mn. Letter French
and family.
Mn. S. W. Richardson on
the Neck Road, entertained
members of the Peninsula club
on Thursday. Msy 21. with 21
ladies and tlx children present.
' Following the business meet
ing, it waa decided to have the
next meeting at Champoeg park
with a potluek at noon.
The highlight of the after
noon was a game and the pre
senting of a baby high chair
tc Mra. Wayne Owens.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess.
Guests of Mr. and Mn. S. W.
Rlchardon on Sunday for din
ner were Mn. Wallas DeWitt
and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Day
of Portland.
Mr. and Mn. Carl Mitchell
went to The Dalles Saturday on
a business trip. .
Mt Angel
Mt Angel Mn. Leo Barr
left Friday for Sublimity,
where she will spend several
days visiting at the home of
her titter, Mn. Ed Doerfler.
Sunday, Airs. Barr and her
five listen were honored at a
family reunion dinner at the
home of a lister, Mn., L. J.
Boedigheimer, at Stayton.
Covers were placed for Mra
Barr of Mt. Angel, Mn. Ed
Doerfler of - Sublimity, Mrs.
Charles Zielinskl, Salem, Mrs.
Barbara Gehlen, Stayton, Mr.
and Mn. Leo Doerfler, Salem,
and the hostess Mn. I. J. Boed
igheimer, Stayton. i
Donald
Donald Beverly 01 lie l,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Gilles. and a pupil of toe
Priscllla Wiltsey Studios in Sa
lem, has been playing in a band
for various entertainments.
Other memben of the band are
Mary Menton, Shirley Doerf
ler, Judy Pleflnger, Beverly
Hammond. .
Mr. and Mrs. AI Rlchter of
Monroe were visiton in the
Rsy Gilles home last week.
Mr. and Mn. Erral Stewart
oi New Kingston, Pa., are vUlt
ing Mn. Stewart't brother,
William E. Long. They had not
seen each other for 46 yean.
Sunday, Mra. Irancie Long
cave a dinner honoring the
couple. Other guests were Mr.
and Mn. Oscar Long and fam
ily of Clove-dale.
Donna Yergen, daughter of
Mr. and Mn. Norman Yergen
bad a slumber party at her
home recently. Those attending
were Naomi Westwood, Sandra
Eppers, Myrna Foltz, Rose Ma
rie Florles and Delores Hllner.
Marlon Feller was there for the
supper in the evening but was
unable to stay for the evening's
festivities. .
Raymond Erb, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Grant Erb, is home on a
30 day furlough. He Is a ma
rine and is stationed at Paris
Island, S.C., where he must re
port next Monday. He has been
getting in a lot of fishing while
he was home.
Donald grade school closed
Its year's work with a program
Tuesday evening. May 26.
What started out to be a
small surprise farewell party
for Miss Vincent, who will
teach In Monitor next year,
snowballed into a real surprise
party including the primary
teacher, Mrs. Massing. The up
per grades and Mn. Hailing
had planned a tmall eurprise.
and' planned to have pop and
cookies, but some of the moth
en heard about it and it ended
up by both teachers receiving
many gifts and later the chil
dren and mo (hen ailke emZ
ed Ice cream, an abundant?!:
cookies, jello salad andVwJ
In addition to the poj?
Betty Balr, dauahw ..
and Mra. Ralph Balr. hadZ;
distinction of belna tkT 7
one In the Donald school 2
year with a perfect attindta
record, and aha was nmJ
a book from her teeeC
Kissing. -
with
Mn.
Ballston
Ballston Mrx. j-jjjZ""
Hamilton wat honored wia
handkerchief shower on t
birthday, May 18, at thTfca!!
of her daughter, Mrs. HewSl
Kilmer.
Following garnet the felrtx.
day cake was cut and retro.
menU served to Mn. Hn
Coffelt, Mra. Melvin John,?
Mn. Robert Brooks, MrsTcw
let Kadell, Mn. Norman Tm!
ford, Mrs. Stacy Kilmer lb.
Ezra Kilmer. Mra. Clark IW
Jr., Mrs. Rodney BowaJ
Mrs. Ralph Kadell, Mrs. IW
Andrews, Mrs. Fred Neils
the honored guest, Mrs. Ban! '
ilton, and the hostess, Mrs. gjj,
mer. ..,..
Mrs. Robert Scharf wai t.v '
i en to the Good Samaritan ho.:
piiai in ruriuiia usi week tor
observation and treatment 8U
ia somewhat improved. ;
A bridal shower was riy
at the community hall Tuesdu
evening honoring Miss Jm,
KadeU, bride-elect of Fred Vl.
cent of Amity. ,
Mra. Leroy West and Kn '
Clark Moon, Jr., were the hos
tesses and guests wen presto)
from Ballston, Amity, Ptm.
dale, Sheridan and Wulandm.'
Mn. John Focht, son Johnnie,-
and Mrs. Jerome Bete
were Portland visiton Moods?.
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- Mr. Benefield, a disabled
veteran of World War II, was
recently released from the hos
pital. Mn. Benefield it Mn. John
son's sister.
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