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Newspaper Page TextPat THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem. Orextw Tuesday, July 21. 1953 In the Valley Edited ay MUX FORBES Silverton , Silverton A3c Charles Ab nms of Clnelnnattl Ohio, lo cated in Tucson air base. Is house guest o Ale Don Mc Creary, also on location at Tucson, and is remaining for fortnights leave from duties, ' The Ervin Valley club, Mrs. Allen Cribble, president, is planning a picnic in the Sil verton park, Sunday. The Richard Morton family of Jefferson spent Friday even ing at the South Water St home of the Jack Mortons. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Bush nell wer Salem visitors Fri day at the borne of the Ed Peas family. . Week-end guests at the Lee Wassom borne were their son a tut daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wassom. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lynn (Ruth Marsh) of Portland Ends Today - Open MS I ion Haw "DESTINATION tOW Starts Tomorrow M-G-M wfc. 7 thrillW 7M wit "QaeVaeVaa. "Inakee" H m It It aus;iiiviUiwwvM s II i Simmons Granger Kerr-Luighton CO-HIT! were with her parents, the Joe Marshes, this week. The Elmer Reedes and Tana anr'. Terry, of Dexter, Or., and E. E. Hansen of Salem, were with the Elmer Hansens of Sil verton In a family picnic at Wilholt Springs Juring the week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Huston from Tujunga, Calif., were din ner guests of the Ed Schilling family at their S. Water St. home Tuesday. The family of his niece, the Herman Jacobs and Phyllis of Council Bluiis, Iowa, spent Thursday and Friday as house guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Mann, and also were in Prine ville with other Oregon rela tives. Visiting at the F. E. Wade home Tuesday were Mr. and Mr George Bornholdt of Mo- torville, Minn., a niece and nephew of the Wades whom tli-y had not seen for 90 years. Week-end visitors at the Otis Polk home have been Mr. and Mrs. Robert Vsn Orden and Junior and Dick of Blanch ley, Ore., and the Misses Lucy snii Lois Baldwin of Portland. I Lyons Bethel m oLi VANJCunSCN 'lOlRCALIIERIi Bethel Mr. and Mrs. James Lauderback have had as their guests Mrs. Lauderback's si ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Rycraft Tom and Sus- anne, of Watsonville, Calif. The group visited here on their way from Victoria, B. C, and also will visit in Corvallis, where Susanne has registered at OSC for her senior year In home economics as a transfer student from San Jose State college. Her parents both grad uated from OSC in the '20s. Their son, Tom, doing grad uate work in biological science at the University of California, came north with them. Your eyes see things upside down, but your brain reverses the image. WAITRESS SERVICE AT ALL TIMES AT THE SPHDWAV RESTAURANT Come In for Lunch and Relax 1170 CENTER ST. AT THE CAPITOL SHOPPING CENTER , AIR CONDITIONED SUMMER SPECIAL . . . ONE WEEK ONLY! Never Again Will This Otter Be Mode DANCE LESSONS For Less Than Z Price (More Than '50 Off) HI 50 Yes! Private lessons for as many is you wish for only . . . Per lesson in tap, ballet, toe, acrobatics, character, baton, fox trot, waltz, swing, rumba, samba, mambo. Learn all the won derful steps you see on television in just a few fun-filled private lessons. Another added feature during our summer special free class lessons if you enroll for our priv ate lessons. Lessons are fun at JON-MAR DANCE STUDIOS (Bvea beginners actually dance after their very first lesson 477 Seurk Commerciol Phone 4492 STUDIOS OPEN FROM 10 A.M. TO 10 P.M. Lyons An officers train ing meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service was held at the Methodist par sonsge in Lyons Tuesday be ginning at :10 a.m. followed by a pot ruck luncheon at the noon hour. Mrs. L. A. Walworth of Sa lem was In charge assisted by Mrs. Boy G rattle also of Sa lem and Mrs. Lawrence Leir man of Stayton, who are all district officers. Attending from Jefferson were Mrs. Lavina Cochran, Mrs. Ethel Gulvin, Mrs Nettie Hawk, Mrs. Kate Lyens. Mrs. Mary Mason, Mrs. Helen Cay wood; from Turner, Mrs. Olin Spiva, Mrs. J. A. Russell, Mrs. Arthur Robertson, Mrs. M. O. Pearson, Mrs. Scott W. Ander son; from Lyons, Mrs. George Huffmsn, Mrs. E. L. Roye, Mrs. Wilson Stevens, Mrs. Ivan Smith. Mrs. Virgil Rogers, Mrs. Alex Bodeker, and Mrs. James Hollingshesd. Mrs. ueorge Huffman was hostess for the meeting of the Womens Society of Christian Service held at her horn? Wed' nesday afternoon. Plana were made and discussed for the summer months. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Glen Julian with a picnic in August At the dose of the meeting, Mrs. Inez Ring wss presented with a cake honoring her 78th birthday anniversary. She also received a shower of cards. Present were Mesdames Al bert Julian, James Hollings hesd. Clyde Bressler, Donald McWhlrk, Floyd Baasett, Os car Naue, Mrs. Inez Ring and the hostess, Mrs. Huffman. Mrs. Herman Free was host ess for the altar society of the St. Patrick Catholic church held at her home Monday eve ning. Plans were discussed for the bazaar and dinner to be held some time in August. After which Bunko furnished the en tertainment for the evening. Present were Mesdames Jim Phelps, Merrill Brassfield, La vern Spitz, Mike Schwindt, Sam Bridges, Andrew Sieg, Pat Lyons, Bob Free and Mrs. Anna Letchlitner. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olm- stead and sons, Donald, Walter and Jimmie were hosts Sun day for a family gathering at their home. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Gene Edmondson, Sherri, Walter Lee and Lynn from Oklahoma; Mr. and Mrs. Byron Edmondson, Ronald and Ray from Oak Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Olmstead of Mill City; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Olm stead and daughter, Judy and niece, Nancy, of Coburg. . Girl Scouts from Lyons spending last week at Smith Creek camp at Silver Creek Falls were Juanita Kunkle, Kathryn Johnston, Lonna Downer, Sharon Toland, and Sandra Bowen. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gerath and family have had as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Glen Par iin and family from Long Beach, Calif., Mrs. Christene Roth from South Gate, Calif.; I Mrs. John Kuehn, Pete Kucha from Madison, Wis.; Mrs Kate Mertz from Rochester, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. Will la Lorenz and children from Enid. Okla., have arrived In Lyons. They are at the home of her mother, Mrs. Henry Sklels until they get located. They plan to re main In Oregon. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hoy are Mr. and Mrs. E. Sivigny and chil dren from Robblnsdsle, Minn. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cru son, Michael and Nlkki. spent several days st the coast re turning Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John McClurg spent last week at Oceanside ! on the coast returning home Sunday. Visiting at the C. W. Bllllng ton home for the past month were Mr. and Mrs. J S Dug gsn of Lubback, Texas Congratulations are going to Mr. and Mrs. Waltet (Bud) Walker upon the birth of a son bom Saturday, Jul 11 at the Santiam Memorial hospital. He has been named Guy M. and weighed 8 lb. 4 oz. Miss Zeta Prlchard of Mill City Is spending her vacation at the home of her brother and family. Mr. and Mrs. William Prlchard. She recently return- Woodburn Wood burn Alc Lloyd (Pat) Huiras is spending a 16- aay leave at the home of his mother, Mrs. Grace Huiras, at Woodburn. He is stationed at Shepherd field air base in Texas where he Is In the per sonnel omce. Miss Marie Morrison arrived last Sunday 'from Chicago for a three .weeks vacation at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Morrison. Miss Morrison is employed in the of fice of the Slavic Gospel assoc iation In Chicago. Mrs. Arvid Osirom and sons. Toddy and Billy, arrived home by plane Thursday from An chorage, Alaska, where they have spent seven weeks at the home of Mrs. Ostrom's parents. While there they experienced the recent ash storm from the volcanos. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Strike have been spending the month of July at St Helens at the home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ken neth Asburry, and have been assisting in harvesting the strawberry crop while Mr. As burry has been in a hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Kilian Smith left last Sunday by plane for Chicago where they will at tend "International Harvester Parade of Progress.' Smith, a local International Harvester dealer, won the expense-paid trip through sales of machinery at his store. ' They are expected home this week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Doer fler, Peggy and Sheila, have returned from a car trip Into the Canadian Rockies. They spent a week at Victoria, B. C, then visited Banff and Lake Louise and into the Jasper and Banff national parks. They visited with relatives at Wen atchee, Wash., on the return trip. Mrs. Clara Stange is spend ing three weeks with her sis ter, Mrs. B. E. Palmer, at John Day. A3c James Ballweber, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Ball' weber of Woodburn, route 2, is home on a 30-day furlough from Lockbourne air force base at Columbus, Ohio. S. R. Kallak is in the Salem General hospital, where he un derwent an operation for eye trouble Monday. Johnny Newman, who is in the air force and stationed at the Fairchild base in Spokane, Wash., has been visiting at the Lester Henn home for the past two weeks and also with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Coville, in Salem. L. B. Detweiler of Woodburn underwent surgery at Salem Memorial hospital Monday. He expects to be able to return home this week-end. Jefferson Jefferson Miss Virginia Mason of Jefferson and her sister, Mrs. John Doyle of Newport Beach are en joying a vacation at Car meL Calif. Miss Mason Is li brarian in Albany schools. Mrs. W. L Cobb is having her bouse on Main St. painted. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pender graft have moved in from the Jones apartments. Miss GaU SUm berry who has been, staying with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mack Malone, left Saturday morning for Can til, Calif., to be with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Stansberry. i- Funeral services for the late Mrs. Isaac Bennett were held in the Christian cnurch Satur day at 2 p.m. with Rev. Martin McGill officiating. Mrs Gil bert Looney was organist and accompanied Mrs. Leonard Mc- Caw who sang. Bearers were Ballard In gra ham, ' Walter Glasgow, Leo Weddle, Frank Weddle, Ernest Powell and John Wright Bu rial, was in the Alford ceme tery near Harrisburg in charge of Fortmiller Fredrickson funeral home. Tuesday noon 14 members of the Past Noble Grand club met at the home of Miss Laura and Miss Flora Thomason Ma rion Rd. A picnic lunch was enjoyed at the noon hour. The president Mrs. M. E. Town- send, presided at the business meeting. Plana were made for the annual fish fry to be held August 11 at the M. E. Town send home. Mrs. W. L. Cobbs house on Ms in St. has a new coat of paint It is now occupied by Mr. snd Mrs. Bob Pendergast. Falls City Amity Detroit Detroit The re-election of Lee Hopson to the office of lo cal school board director by vote of 113 over 73 for his op ponent, Alfred Kokenour, con firmed a similar decision in the previous election, June IS. Mr. Hopson asked for the revote be cause of an irregularity In pro cedure in the Initial vote. The ladies' auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will sponsor a food sale at the De troit Maket Saturday, July 25 Etch member la ssked to bring cooked food. Proceeds of the sale arc to go into the Eagles' lodge building fund. WeWoot Webfoot The Webfoot So cial club held its annual pic nic at the Williamson state park in the Wheatland district Thursday. After dinner a tour of the Hackworth Croft lillies In the Wheatland district was made. Attending were: Mrs. Ames Holdredge, Mrs. Del Morga ridge, Mrs. Roscoe Roberts, Mrs. Albert May. Mrs. Clayton Richards and Infant daughter, Mrs. John Hackworth, Mrs. T Lyman. Mrs. Ralph Curfman. Amity Mrs. J. W. Walling entertained the Sunshine club of Custer Relief Corps No. 5 of McMinnville with a lawn party at her home recently. A no-host luncheon was served at 12:30. Mrs. E. M. Esley, vice pres ident, presided at a brief bus iness meeting. Dr. and Mrs. Charles H. Law and granddaughter, Catherine Stocker, have returned from a vacation trip to Yellowstone National Park. While there they were guests at Mammoth Hot Springs Lodge. Catherine was invited to present her hula dance on an evening program at the lodge. The party visited Salt Lake City, Reno, Sacramento, Oak land, San Francisco, the red woods and traveled the coast highway en route home. They visited the Dr. E. H. Hahn fam ily in Sacramento and the Dwight Ellenwoods in Oak land. G. E. Gillaspie will teach arts and crafts at junior boys' camp, Arrah Wanna, July 18 23. Monty Turpin of the Baptist Sunday school accompanied him to the camp. Falls City M. V. Sample and family, who recently mov ed to Thorn, Calif., were in Falls City Tuesday for a few hours transacting business. Mr. Sample was on the city council and the vacancy will be filled by appointment in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. Hank Donor have rented the M. V. Sample house. Robert and Jean Richards, who are employed at Oakridge were home over the weekend. Eddy Bakke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bakke, and Glenn Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Cooper, are home on a short furlough of one week. Both boys are paratroopers and will co to Fort Benmng, Ga, where tey will attend jumping school for three weeks before sailing tor Korea. Thomas (Shorty) Smith hss had the flu recently. Edward Bakke, Sr., has been very iU with virus pneumonia and pleurisy, but is recovering slowly. A. L. Fletcher has a severe case of flu. , Mrs. Frank Campbell made a call upon their family phys ician Thursday, who pronounc ed her illness to be flu. A small son, Leroy, became 111 immediately after they reached home. Mr. and Mrs. Granville Wil son were weekend guests of their son, Jim Wilson, of Gresh. am and family. Jim coaches junior Legion baseball this season and will teach again' the coming school term in the Gresham school system. A game of baseball was play ed on the Falls City diamond by small boys of Dallas and Falls City Thursday night, with Dallas winning 2 to 1. Dayton Unionvale Unlonvale Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Wilder had as their Sun day, July 19, dinner guests, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Wright of Port land and niece and nephew, Joyce Wilder 18. and Vickie Wilder 13, of Coquille. Other guests at the same home were Mr. and Mrs. Amos Hagner and four children, of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Wilder and daughter Sandra, of McMinnville. Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Ma gee are expecting their son-in-law and daughter. Rev. and Mrs. Clark Robb, Rebecca and Philip, Tuesday. Bethel Park Bethel Park Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Slape, Darreil, Sharon and Stephen Slape, left this week for Lemon, S.D. Rev. and Mrs. Sterling Spiez of Athena, Ore., spent the past two weeks in their park home. Visitors at the Harold Fite home recently were Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Macully, Mrs. Mary Pitts and daughters, Bet sy and Joanne, all of South Beach, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. Chester Gould of Drain; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hylton of Colton; Mrs. Minnie Mitchell. Miss Dorothy Mitchell of Estacade; Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Heff- nei, Frances, Wally, Johnnie and Donnie of Cutler City, Or.; Mrs. Bridget Turner and daughter Jeanette of Portland, and Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Over hulser and family of Bates, Or. Dayton Mr. and Mrs. Ro bert StilweU and three daugh ters, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hodge have left on a vacation trip which will take them into Canada and to Wisconsin. They will be away about three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Swee ney received word on, Wed nesday that a son bad been born to their daughter, Mrs. Fran (Phyllis) Trusty of Cot tage Grove. The boy weighed 8 pound! 1 ounces and has been named Robert Michael. This la their first child. Mrs. Sweeney left for her daughter's . home on Sunday Jim Zupo of the Dayton Va riety store was called to Ba caville, Calif., because of his mother's illness. Mrs. L. Docherty and two daughters have left for Glad stone to attend the SJXA. camp meeting for a week. Mrs. Nellie Roger, of Van couver, B.C., who has been visiting here for the past week with her cousin, Mrs. Frank Foster, left Wednesday for home. . Mr. and Mrs. AI Gould and family attended the local Am erican Legion summer picnic held at Champoeg park re cently. . - Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gra ham accompanied their daugh ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Parmenter of Mc Minnville on a weekend fish ing trip to Clear Lake. They enjoyed the trip and got some nice fish. Miss Beverly Matthews is working at the bus depot In McMinnville. Rebecca Tompkins has re turned home after helping her grandmother, Mrs. Laura Bar. truff, for the past two weeks, Dayton Weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Har old Frink included Mr. anrl Mrs. Bert J. Griffith, Zugene and Mr. and Mrs. John R MacDonald and small daugh. ters of Portland. Additional guests for Saturday night sup. per on the patio were Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Adams and daugn. ter, Judy, of Newberg. Mr. and Mrs. Harold ChavU of Tacoma, Wash., were recent guests of her parents, Mr. anrl Mrs. Dewey Williamson. They all went to Beaver Creek to visit another daughter and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Chavis took their daughter, Bonnie, who has been visiting with her grandparents for the past two months. i DRIVE-IWraEATRg sal UIIJH SAIDENS, HIGH WM If m. 1 Gates Shew mt Putt BwiowwnquB.) 1st Feature la Technicolor - "(III Mt MADAM' Ethel Mermen Flos CONFIDENTIALLY CONNIE" Van Johosen Wednesday "OFF LIMIT8" Hore A Roonty TVW. J.T.Y1 . ...ii . ... 1 now ua GATES OPEN 1M ' SHOW AT DPSK EKDS TOKIGHTT Both in Technicolor MARILYN MONROE A raging torrent of emo tion that even nature can't control . . . with Jo seph Cotten and Jean Pe ters in . . . "NIAGARA" Alse Action and Adventare la the Days of the Buccaneers! JOHN DEREK Barbara Rnsh la "Prince of Pirates" Visit Salem's Newest and Most Modern Drive-In Theatre! Bring a shut-In. Their pleasure will add to your enjoyment! 50c TILL S:f0 STARTS TOMORROW! Ends Taday Walt Dbney's "Peter Pan" "Bear Country" A True Life Adventure PONTEXPRFSS aa, h TFCBNICOUE , J&X STEBLDfl FCEST TDQSS .JERRY HOPPER omnitOWRLES MARQUIS WARREM 2ND BIG HIT 3 L) ed home from a trip to Califor- nia. ' Kathryn Neal, youngest , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Weldman, is receiving treat- j ment at the Dorenbecher hos-1 pital In Portland. . : LAST DAY! "Story af 1 LaTes" "Slif ht Cans at Larmf" STARTS TOMORROW! Ne' jTf.VaWiMTl. u iii.iaii.M v in J 1 ?vsi, 'IT rV-J-A ' . -Z es- mm WiTM VIOLENCE.. Mfmf,Bs$iott! iS A. 2ND COLORFUL FEATURE Mil t UVeJl4J IE C2S Q5J "fJEf o ( IJ.II..J.t'l.jJ!l.i,JJI.. iinsi mm TOMORROW! LAST DAT! Barbara Stanwyck "ALllDUitr Technicolor "TABMHOIOWr CUES 'Haaji HE) Rory CALHOUN Corinne CALVET Comoron MITCHELL Penny EDWARDS .MUSICAL CO-HIT a CWHOVtR..Mn tAM i ' if IkJttWMiRksltatil I m 1111 aTVr 1 i ..... AHkaj.'s. I 'AM'JVVl BBBTaTaBBat BBekBBeBaiastanTeM Dan DAILEY June HAVER Dennis DAY Cenasj MCfW-l My GRAY Corn WRUAMS