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THE CAPITAL JOUSNAL, Salem Ortw
In The Valley
Edited hj M1KI FORBES
Mill City
UfU rH Mp ftnrl Un Cur.
tis Clint left Monday tor Spo
kane, wain., wnere utey wui
spend the Thanksgiving holiday
with their ion, Charles Cline,
and family. They mad th
trip by train.
Mr. and Mn Clavton Baltl
more moved this week to their
home near Redmond. Mr. Bal
timore had spent most of the
summer at Redmond, complet
ing their new home, while Mrs.
VtaHlmnr remained and work
ed at the Santiam Memorial
hospital,
Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie Whltsett
and children left Triday for Ta
eoma. Wash, where they will
visit her parents. On their re
turn trip they will visit his
Barents at Bonneville. Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. ' Melbourne
Rambo and two children left
Saturday for Santa Roil. Calll
where they will visit his moth
er, Mrs. Elva Rambo. Tney ai
mn will visit hii sister and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lar
son at Oakland, cam.
J. C. KimmeU was In Stay
inn Thiiridav evenlne attend
ing a board meeting of the dl
m? ton of the Santism Memor
ial hojDiUl. Mr. KimmeU Is
the nre.ldent.
Dive Reld is convalescing at
liAma fallowing a itav at the
Santiam Memorial hospital for
medical observstion.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hath
away are reported to be pro
gressing as well as posiible fol
lowing their recent injuries in
a car accident
Practice has been stirted on
the Junior class play, "Desper
ate Ambrose," scheduled for
presentation in early December.
It la directed by Arthur Le
Court, high school faculty
member.
' SELECTIVE SERVICE
Dallas Mrs. Nona Ford an
nounces that the office of the
Polk County Selective Service
will be dosed from Nov. 33 to
Nov. 30. Orders have been Is
sued to seven men to report for
induction Into the armed
forces.
About one-fifth of the area
of the world is permanently
froxen.
Jefferson
meat a-aree
Kalhrrn Oraysea
How art Keel
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la Teehnleeltr
Omtdr Short aubkot
"DON" FORGET
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Me Till f:M
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"PLUNDER Of
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NOW PLAYING!
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ON OUR STAGE!
Great 3 Unit Shew!
Regular Prices
THE AMAZING
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Warld-Famout Hypnotist
and
Mental Marvel
in
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On Screen
Jeff ereon The W. S. C. S.
of the Methodist Church met
Wednesday afternoon and
committees announced for the
annual bazaar to be held Fri
day Dec 4 at the City Hall,
beiinnlng at 10 0 clock
A snack bar will be selling
coffee and cookies. There will
be booths dlsplsylng csndy,
fincy work, canned fruit,
Christmas novelties, Christ
mas corsages, and swags,
cooked food and parcel post
package gifts.
Committtees are Christmas
novelties, Mrs. George Mason;
csnned fruit. Miss Addle Lib
by; corsages and swsgs, Mrs.
Helen Csywood; snacks, Mrs.
O. A. Lensmsn, Mrs. W. F.
Culvin; candy, Mrs. Earl
Phelps and Mrs. O. A. Hall;
fsncywork, Mrs. Roland Will
snd Mrs. Lester Shields;
cooked food, Mrs. E. C. Hart,
Mrs. Eric Fltzsimons, Mrs.
Robert Smith.
Mrs. W. F. Culvin presided
during the business meeting.
Mrs. Mison was devotional
leader; Mrs. Hart gave the les
son. Refreshments were serv
ed by the hostesses, Mrs. A. B.
Hinz and Mrs. Helen Cay
wood. Enjoying a day and night
at Depoe Bty were Mrs. Lydia
Englund and her son-in-law
and daughter Mr. and Mrs
J. R. Jscobson of St. Paul
Minn., on Tuesdsy.
Mr and Mrs. Lester Erb are
parents of an eight pound
fourteen ounce son, Michael
Cleon, born Nov. 13 at the
Salem General Hospital. This
is their fourth child.
Dry arrangements wss the
topic for the "Jefferson
Friendly Gsrden Club" at the
Monday night meeting. Mrs
Helen Caywood and Mrs
Frank Martin made arrange
ments and Holiday corsages
of dry msterisls. Arrange
ments also were made by Mrs.
Virgil Ballet and Mrs. Arthur
Harris.
Roland Wall presided at the
business meeting and intro
duced Mrs. HitUe Paris of
Stayton who presented a 48
eup electrle coffee urn, two
burner electric plate and ket
tle for heating water, to the
city hall to be used by all or
ganizations uiing the hall. The
urn was presented In memory
of the Gunsaulus fsmily, who
spent their first night on the
City Hall property 100 years
sgo.
Members reported III were
Mrs. Glen Cobb, Mrs. Earl
Lynes, Miss Louisa Miller and
Earl Phelps.
Hostesses were Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Looney and Mr.
and Mrs. Hal Wynd. The Dec.
31 meeting will be a gift ex
change of plants and bulbs.
Holiday arrangements will be
made and displayed by mem
bers. The hospitality commit
tee includes Mrs. Wesley
Barnes, Mrs. Hart Barnes
Misa Mary Dooohue, Mrs.
Claude Overholser, and Mr.
and Mrs. George Mills. Mrs.
Ernest Powell will have on
display a Christmas wreath
and Mrs. Roland Will a door
swsg. Mrs. M. H. Gilderslecve
was Introduced at a new mem
ber. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hart Sr., were gueitt.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Jacobson
of St. Paul, Minn, were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brox
on and Englund the past week.
They left Thursdsy for Sin
Diego, Calif, to visit their son
stationed there. Mrs. Jacobson
and Mrs. Broxson are sisters
and had not seen esch other
for nearly 18 years. Mr. and
Mrs. Broxon entertained with
an early Thanksgiving dinner
in honor of their guests. Mr.
snd Mrs. Jscobson. Other
guests were Mr. and Mrs. P. L.
Bylsrd of Portland, the form
er being a brother of Mrs.
Broxon and Mrs. Jacobson,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Drum
mer! and Perlette of Lebanon
and Mrs. Lydia Englund.
The Woman's Christian Fel
lowship of the Christian church
study group met at the home of
Mrs. Virginia Wills Wednesday
Mrs. Geraldlne Looney review.
ed the lesson on "Spanish
Speaking People." Present
were Mrs. Eltzsbeth Terhune,
I Mrs. Katherine Werner. Mrs.
KNH
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At 1:1 St 0:30 Than,
and 9:00 Friday
Falls City
Falls City Recent visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mra.
Sydney Clan were Mrs. Gish's
nephew and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Montey HepncV of Pleasant
Hill, near Euaeoe.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Earle of
the Oakdale community bad
the misfortune to lose their
house and all contents by tire
recently.
Only a chest of drawers, a
pair of blankets and two boxes
of canned fruit ware uvea.
A shower was given them
Wednesday evening and gifts
of clothing, canned fruit and
some bedding was received.
Mr. Earle had lust purchased
a large bill of groceries for the
winter, which were all lost.
Anyone having a gift of fur
niture or anything to donate
may leave the articles with
the John Cook family or get
in touch with the Xarlea at the
Senior Earle's home in Dallas
were they are now staying.
They have a 8-year-old girl
and a baby boy a few months
old.
Leonard Westbrook la able
to be out of the bouse again
following a severe recent ill
ness.
Mra. Dora Glaze of Dallas
visited her daughter, Mrs.
Claude Allen a few days the
past week.
Clear Lake
Clear Lake Honor guest t
a shower was Mrs. A. A. Eichel
berger when Mrs. M. L. Mills
entertained Thursday evening
at her home. Following an in
formal evening, Mra. Fcrd Zeeb
assisted the hostess in serving
dessert supper. '
Those honoring Mrs. Eichel
berger were Mrs. Arthur Sor
t njn, Mra. Ted Glrod, Mra.
Arthur Evans, Mrs. L. W. Janes,
Mra. Jack Chapin, Mra. W. A.
Smith, Mra. Everett Whelan,
Mra. Delbert Bair, Mrs. Louis
Adams, Mrs. George Landrith,
Mrs. L. J. Chapin, Mrs. Arnold
Fast, Mrs. Ferd Zeeb, Mrs. John
Guy, Mrs. Clara Johnson, Mn.
Kenneth Seely, Mra. T. C. Ma
son, and Mra. Mills.
Eighteen women were serv
ed a buffet luncheon as part
of the project on Buffet Meals
when the extension unit met
Friday at the home of Mra.
John E. Guy. Leaden were
Mrs. Arthur Evans and Mrs.
Ted Glrod. Mrs. Glrod also in
troduced the study of Hawaii
by reading a letter from an
extension agent in the islands.
During , the discussion on
program planning for next
year, led by Mrs. Walter Old
enburg, Interest was expressed
in growing house plants, nu
trition, dry cleaning, and dye-
I ing. 1 ne nexi meeting win oc
Mrs. Fred Hughes of Salem in January at the home of Mrs.
also visited Mrs. Allen recently
snd the two ladles called upon
Mra. Jessie Moyer at the Evans
Rest Home In Dallas, and
found her to be quite bappy
and at well as usual.
Jerry Livingston has arrived
home from Japan where he
has served in army duty for
the past two years.
Mr. Livingston was a friend
and house guest of Mrs. Moyer
for several years before enter
ing the service. She was de
lighted by a visit from him
last Sunday.
The Oakdale Ladies club
will hold its next meeting at
the borne of Jennie Evans and
it will be an aU day affair
as they will psck a "Care"
package for Korea and one or
more packages for old folks
homes.
A pot luck dinner will be
served at noon by the hostess,
and Mrs, W. K. Cummlngs as
co-hostess.
A grab-box will provide fun
for the entertainment hour as
it will be the club's Christmas
party.
Mrs. Cecil Carey took ad
vantage of their day off at the
store Wednesday by doctoring
a heavy cold which she con
tracted earlier In the week.
Gertrude Hotchkin treated
the teacher and pupils of the
Oakhurst school to elaborately
decorated cup cakes snd Ice
cresm, Friday, as it was her
daughter, Loni's birthday.
Lonl becomes 7 years old
Nov. 22, and is a second grader.
Rosie Sweitzer and Gertrude
Hotchkin had lunch together in
Salem one day recently while
Mrs. Sweitzer was In town on
business.
Marion
T. C. Mason,
The Christian .Service Guild
of th EUB Church it sponsor
ing a carnival Saturday, Nov.
28. It will be held in the school
house beginning at 7 p.m. There
will be a fishpond, Cakewalk,
pie throwing and various garnet
with prizes.
Those having articles to do
nate to the white elephant sale
are requested to call Mra. Del
bert Bair or leave them at the
achoolhouse on Friday. Pro
ceeds from the carnival will
be used in redecorating the
Sunday school room of the
church, which la the Guild's
project for the year.
Detroit
Sublimity
Marlon The home extension
unit met at the Farmers Union
hall for an all day meeting.
Mrs. Bernard Coulson directed
program planning for another
year.
The group enjoyed a Ha
waiian dinner served by project
leaders Mattie Lou McGill and
Elaine Sitton. "Trends in Light
ing" was the subject for the
afternoon by Agent Ermlna
Fisher.
Members present were Nellie
Gray, Christine Pletzer, Harriet
DeLangh, Claudie Strode, Dora
Schermacher, Alice McCoy, Ed
na Coulson, Cathy Coulson,
Margaret Davidson, Doris Rob
bins, Ina Marvel, Mattie Lou
McGill, Elaine Sitton, Sylvia
Baxter, Alice Schermacher and
a guest, Lillie Santee. I
Detroit The E. R. Firestone
family are spending the holi
day in Portland, where they
will visit Mrs. Firestone's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Gray,
and be the guests of Mr. Fire
stone's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. P. Firestone, for the Thanks
giving dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Waters ar
rived Monday from Bremerton,
Wash., to spend the holiday
with the Ray Sophys. Mr. 1
Waters Is a brother of Mrs. I
Sophy.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Kite
and children, Sandy and Mich
ael, will drive to Canby, Thurs
day, to be dinner guests at the
home of Mrs. Kite's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Delmar Keubler.
Despite the wet weather, tree
planting continues in the De
troit district of the Willamette
National Forest, District Rang
er S. T. Moore announced, and
the work should go on for the
next three weeks.
A week long forest service
project to poison rodents, par
ticularly the white-footed mice,
In the Parkett Creek sale area
ended recently. The purpose of
the operation was to insure
germination of an unusually
heavy aeed fall In that area in
a year of generally poor seed
conditions. Poisoned grain was
the bait used.
Recent guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Moore were
Mrs. Moore's brother snd sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
Johnson of Portland.
Sublimity Mr. and Mra.
Ralph Lulay (Marcella Grier)
are receiving congratulation
on the birth of a daughter,
Danita Rose, born Friday, Nov.
13 at a Salem hospital. The
Lulayt have two boys.
Mr. and Mra. P. J. Grier
and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lulay
are the grandparents. Mrs. B.
Scbmid and Mr. and Mrs. John
B. Van Handel are the great
grandparents.
Twin girls weighing lb.,
t ot. and 7 lb., oz. were
born to Mr. and Mra. Henry
Mlotke (Evelyn Kremer) Tues
day, Nov. 17 at the Santiam
Memorial hospital at Stayton.
They are named Deanna Marie
and Donna Rose. There are
two older girls and a boy. Mr.
and Mrs. P. J. Etzel and Mra.
Rose Mlotke ot Oklahoma are
the grandparents.
Mrs. Emma Doerfler is home
after spending a week in Port
land. Mra. B. J. Minden and young
aon, Bucky, returned from their
visit in Seattle. While there
they they spent a few days
with Sister Barbara of Sisters
of the Holy Name, who it a
sister of Mra. Minden.
Mrs. William Duchateau was
hostess to members of the
Women's club at her home on
Thursday. Cards were, enjoyed
during the afternoon with Mrs.
Barbara Gehlin receiving first
prize. Mra. Margaret Holfusin
won the special gift
St Boniface High Parents
Association met in the high
school with a capacity crowd.
Ben Toepfer, the new presi
dent had charge of the meet
ing. Rev. R. P. O'Hara gave a
talk.
A male sextet, Vicky Ries
terer, David Pirrlih, Ronald
Bent& Bruce Stewart, Robert
Albut and Nestor Van Handel
san. They were accompanied
by Misa Marilyn Minden at
the piano.
Misa Mindin'ind Mist Mary
Louise Hottinger gave two pi
ano duett which concluded the
musical program.
Lunch was served after the
close of the meeting. Mothers
ot the senior class with Mrs.
E. A. Ditter as chairman had
charge of the evenings social
activities.
The Junior class mothers with
Mrs. Ray Hartman as chairman
will be hostesses for the Dec.
10 meeting.
Hopewell
Hopewell Homecoming ser
vice was held at the Hopewell
EUB church on Sunday, Nov.
22, with good attendance.
Rev. C. L. Harris ot Portland
preached. Miis Dorothy Brown
of Salem sang a solo, and Mrs.
John Widmer ot Wood burn was
guest pianist
Following a potluck dinner
at noon, a motion picture was
shown.
Out of community guests
were Rev. and Mrs. C. L. Har
ris. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Cornely
Mist Marlene Harris and Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Cornely, all of
Portland; Rev. F. E. Fisher of
Salem, Mr. and Mrs. John Wid
mer of Wood bum, and James
Bennett of St Helens.
The Hopewell home exten
sion unit will hold its Decem
ber meeting at the Hopewell
EUB church Dec. 1 at 10:30
a.m. Mrs. Clarence Legg and
Mrs. Fra nk Mersha are the
project leaden for "Glove Mak
ing" and Mrs. John Fuqua,
chairman, will be In charge of
the business meeting. Potluck
dinner will be served at noon.
The Hopewell Community
club will hold its next meeting
Dec. 3, at 8 p.m. at the Hope
well school. Mrs. Glen Harris,
president, will be in charge of
the business meeting, and A. A.
Anderson of McMinnville will
show the motion pictures of Ha
waii which he took in hit visit
there last winter. Refreshment!
will be served.
The Red Cross home nursing
classes which were to start
Nov. 30 have been postponed
until after the new year, due
to illness in the families of both
instructors, Mrs. E. J. Terrlll
and Mrs. Orlck Busick.
Mrs. Stephen Tarter it with
her daughter, Mrs. Marvin De
Reave, near Amity caring for
her and the children. Mr. and
Mn. Marvin DeReave are the
parents of twin daughtera, Joni
Lou. 3 lbs. 7 oz.. and Jodi Sue. I
5 lbs. 8 oz., born Nov. 10, at
Salem General hospital. The
little twins are still at the hos
pital. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Tarter
are the parents of a daughter,
Teresa June, 6 lbs. 11 oz., born
at the Salem General hospital
Nov. 21. Mn. Tarter was for
merly Miss Phyllis Meeker of
Amity.
Mrs. Tom Mulloy and cousin,
Pete Mulloy, of Sherwood were
Wednesday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. N. O. Pearse.
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Hu'.ohlnm. Mrs. Nettle Pow
ell, Mrs. Donna June Bailee and
the hostess. Mrs. Wills.
At the last meeting of the!
Mt. Jefferson Rebekah lodge,
the election of officen took!
place with Mrs. J. W. DeVa-,
ney elected noble grand; Mrs.
Hazel Hinsdale, vice grand:
Mrs. Paul Smith, secretary;
Mn. I. B. Knight, treasurer.
The lodje was invited to visit
the Mill City lodge Wednesdsy
night Dec. 2. The president of
the Rebekah Assembly will
visit Mt. Jefferson Rebekah
lodge Dec. 1. A practice was
announced for Monday night,
Nov. 23 and the Three Links
club Tuesday afternoon.
Refreshments were served
noq Stephenson, Mrs. Robert le.h..i. u c..
Terhune, Jr., Mra. Martha ,nd Mrs. Grace Clark.
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Hamburgers . . 19c
French Fries . . 9c
Milk Shakes . . 19c
Root Beer, Cokes 9c
Coffee, Orange . 9c
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