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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon
Tuesday, December I. 195S
In The
Edited by MIKE FORBES
Falls City
rails City Mrs. Fred
Scholl (Luella Ward) of Nash
ville. Ore., and Mrs. Bertha
Harrington of Falls City were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J. R. Strauae Saturday.
Mrs. Scholl la a girlhood
friend of Mrs. Strauss.
She also visited her mother,
Phoebe Ward, at the Evans
rest home In Dallas while In
this vicinity.
Mrs. Harrington is now liv
ing in the Rich house sine the
Ward house was sold, it being
her former home,
Miss Edna freer and Arthur
Bishop were married in oil
verton Saturday morning at
11 o'clock.
The bride and groom left
. toon after the wedding for 8e-
attle and British Columbia,
where they will spend their
honeymoon, and will be at
home to friends at Valsetx af.
ter their return.
Mr. Bishop is employed at
the Valseti mill.
Mr. and Mrs. John Teal were
honored with a surprise anni
versary dinner by their chil
dren at the home of their son,
Kenneth, and family of Dallas
Thanksgiving day.
Other members of the family
present were their dsughter
Dorothy Teal Fink, husband
and four children of Myrtle
Creek, anna Carl and family of
North Bend and Chester and
wife also of Dallas, Orval Teal
. living at home, Ed Lee, brother
of Mrs. Teal, Sr., was also
present.
It was their 40th wedding
anniversary and the parents
were presented with 40 silver
dollars. Chets wile, Mary,
baked the big white wedding
cake and decorated It.
Family group pictures were
.'taken, being, the first since
1838.
Mr. and Mrs. Vert Ellis and
Karle enjoyed the holiday dln
der at their daughter's home In
Salem. She Is Mrs. Ed Brandle.
Loren GramUng of Spokane
was a recent visitor at his
brother Haward Gramling's
home. Their sister, Mrs. Gladys
, Ferris, went home with him for
a visit.
Mrs. Charles Joilln's family
was all home for turkey din
ner Thursday except Peggy
Osmonavltch of Anchorage and
Walter of Euaene,
Thanksgiving guests of Mr.
'and Mrs. Chester Benefiel
. were his people from Banks;
' sisters, Mrs. Nell H. Baker and
Mrs. J. R. Caldwell, their hus-4
bands and children; two broth
ers Rosco and Merton Benefiel,
and nieces Mrs. Claude Perkins
and Mrs. Paul Schmldlin and
families, and the Chet Bene
fits' daughter, Mrs. Vie Bend
er, her husband and three chil
dren, Jackie, Michael and Con
Die of Salem.
The Howard Gramllngs'
Thanksgiving guests were Mrs.
Gramling's two brothers, Fred
Sullivan of Sweet Home, who
brought the turkey, and Harry
Sullivan and family of Neh.l-
em, who also brought good
things to eat.
Mrs. Golldle Crockett Is vis
ltir.g her son Chcsley Peterson
and family of Sheridan.
Mrs. A. L. Fletcher and fern..
lly had Thanksgiving dinner
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas L. Workman of Wood
burn. Thanksgiving dinner guests
of the Vernon Murphys were
Rev. J. C. Green and wife, Mrs.
Murphy's mother, Mrs. George
Page, a married son, jiaroio
and family, of Valsetx. and
Miss Joyce, a daughter who Is
attend S.P.C. in Seattle.
Calling at the Vernon Mur
phy home In the afternoon
were an aunt, Mrs. George
Chamberlain and husband of
' Salem, and their daughter, Mrs.
Al Lee and husband of Sweet
Home, also Rev. Flora Mills
and her family of Ashland.
The family of Mr. and Mrs.
James Martin were all at home
for Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Murphy
and two children, of Valsets,
wera dinner ruests of his par
ents, the Vernon Murphys,
Thanksgiving day.
W ilium Woodrum and fam
llv drove to Turner Thursday
and enjoyed the festive occa
alon with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. L. Woodrum.
In the evening, Mrs. William
nOOUIuiiia m.ww.w, f m I
Won and family of Madras, ar-;
rived lor a few days visit.
Thanksgiving dinner guests
ot Mr. and Mrs. Paul Murphy
wen his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Emerson Murphy, grandfather
Jo Murphy, and Marvin, a lit
tle brother.
Bob Fletcher's big red
rooster has not crowed since
Thanksgiving morning.
Sublimity
Sublimity Members ot
the glee classes from St. Boni
face high school, accompanied
by three faculty members, at
tended a musical, "Sing Out.
Sweet Land." presented at
. Portland recently. Talent
from Immaculate, St. Mary s,
and Holy Child academies and
Central Catholic high school,
were represented.
Member! of tha aenlor class
Valley
wUhinf pictures for Christ
mas recently had their pic
ture! taken. Cap and gown
pictures also were taken.
On Dee. 2, the St. Boniface
"Saints," will unofficially
open their cage sesson, with a
practice game against Sacred
Heart, on the Sublimity home
court.
The pep club from St. Boni
face high school gave a pot
luck supper In honor of the
football team on Sunday,
Nov. 28. This Is the first such
affair honoring the grid team
and will become an annual
event.
Hopewell
Hopewell Mrs. E. J. Kolln
was the honored guest at a
miscellaneous shower of house
hold articles and cash at the
Hopewell E.U.B. church Fri
day evening, Nov. 27. Rev.
Glen Harris had charge of the
games and refreshments were
served by Mrs. David Olke,
Mrs. Rots Rogers and Mrs.
John Fuqua and Mrs. Clarence
Legg. About 40 friends attend
ed, and gifts were also re
ceived from the Dorcas society
of the S.D.A. church.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Kolln and
three children of Spring Val
ley lost their home and posses
sions by fire Monday after
noon, Nov. 23. The fire had
gained such headway before
the neighbors discovered it,
that It was useless to call the
fire department. Mr. and Mrs.
Kolln were at work in Salem,
and the children were at
school.
The family has been guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Simkina
on Wallace road since Monday
night, and have found a house
near Keizer, and will move the
first of the week. Mrs. Kolln
is Sunday school superinten
dent of the Hopewell E.U.B.
church, and has assisted with
the choir for several years.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Reed
were Thanksgiving day guests
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Art Reed, having driven up
from Camp Stoneman. Steph
en returned to his base, as he
It awaiting oversees duty.
Mrs. Reed and infant son will
be guests of his parents for
some time,
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hicker-
son returned from San Fran
Cisco early this week and
their son Wayne is spending
his Thsnksgiving vacation at
home, from his studies at Ore
gon State college.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kotka
and family, Abram and Wil
liam Kotka, were Thanksgiv
ing day guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Wagner and family of
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Waller
and Mr. and Mrs. Francis
Waller of Wallace road were
Thanksgiving day guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Nellson and
family of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Rogers
were hosts lor Thanksgiving
dinner to Mr. and Mrs. John
Fuqua and Mines Virginia and
Bertha Magness.
The Kenneth Coberley fam
ily gathered at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Dixon
and family on Amity Road for
Thsnksgiving dinner. Those
who were present were Mr
and Mrs. Kenneth Coberly, Mr
and Mrs. Harlan Noble and
family. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Coberley and family of Salrm
and Mr. and Mrs. William
Pearse and family of Slem.
Bethel Park
Bethel Park Mrs. Belle
Munson cf Myrtle Creek.
Ore., in visiting her sister,
Mrs. George Bacon.
Mrs. Katt Smith. Mrs. Alice
Richards and Mrs. Roger
Richards spent the Thanksgiv
ing week end in the Eldon
Richards home, Sweet Home.
Ore.
Donald Jensen, student of
Canyonvile Bible academy.
Canyonville, Ore., spent his
school holidays in the home
of his parents, Rev. snd Mrs.
A. Jensen.
Ttev. Harnld Beitv of Yon-
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ID. R. Phillips home. R. Nel-
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lllahee Mr. and Mrs.
James Tryon and sons, of
Springfield, Ore., visited dur
ing the week with Mrs. Try
on'a grandmother, Mrs.
Louise Feller
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace L.
Barnes had as their guests
Sunday, their cousins, Mr. and
Mrs. Adolph Wohlgemuth of
Newbergn Ore.
Thanksgiving day dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clif
ford Feller were Mrs. Louise
Feller. Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Litchfield and son, James. Sa
lem, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Hoss and Diana of Salem,
Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. William
Anderson and son. Bill, of
Pratum; Miss Lillie Feller,
Miss Ida Feller. Miss Janie
Feller and Wayne Feller, aU
of lllahee.
Miss Sandra Edwards, who
stays at the home of her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Clif
ford Feller, is spending the
holiday week-end visiting rel
atives at Oakland, Ore.
SsVidra is a student at Cas
cade Union high school.
Mrs. R. K. Wilcutt, daugh
ters, Rosamond and Wendy,
of Eugene, Ore., spent Thanks
giving day visiting Mrs. Wil
cutt's parents' Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Barnes.
Mrs. Dale Grim will enter
tain the members of the llla
hee Friendly Neighbors club
with a Christmas party, Dec.
10. There will be an ex
change of gifts.
Butteville
Butteville St. Alexle
lodge fleeted new officers at
their last meeting in their club
rooms at Butteville. Mrs. My
ron Anderson presided at the
meeting and the following offi
cers were elected: noble grand,
Mrs. James Wallace: V.G.,
Interior. Mr. and Mrs. Card-j
ner Johnson and family will j
move into the Phillips home
in January.
Miss Geraldine Finley, sen-;
lor student at Canyonville
Bible academy, Canyonville, I
Ore., and Wlllard Finley of
Myrtle Point, Ore., spent the;
Thanksgiving week-end with
their parents, Rev. and Mrs. '
Charles Finley. I
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Mrs. Robert Maitland; secre
tary, Mrs. Raymond Peterson;
treasurer, Mrs. W. O. Llnd
quist. The former secretary of the
lodge, Mrs. Ray Maxfield. is
in Good Samaritan hospital
and will undergo surgery on
her heart this week.
It was reported that Mrs. H.
A. Lohse of Woodburn, a fre
quent visitor to the lodge and
a helper in their work, died of
cancer at the home of relatives
in Houston, Texas.
Mrs. Ben Eppers and Mrs.
Harold Reed were namtd for
the refreshment committee to
serve at the Dec. 3 meeting.
Hostesses for this meeting
were Mrs. W. C. Sample and
Mrs. Myron Anderson.
The Knit and Ravel 4-H
club met with the leader, Mrs.
Beryl Breithaupt Friday. A
business meeting was held and
directions were studied for
knotting "Beany" caps. The
girls hope to get started on
their caps at the next meeting.
Guests in the Harold Hove
home last weekend were Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Ludwick
and four-months-old Cheryl
Denise Ludwick of Portland.
Mrs. Lutwick is the former
Edith Hove, and little Cheryl
is the Hove's first granddaugh
ter. Mrs. Ted Wilmes, the form
er Lilly Hayes, had several
teeth extracted last week, and
contracted an infection which
has confined her to her home.
A. A. Price had his daugh
ter, Mrs. J. B. O'Farrell of Tu
alatin, as his guest last week.
Mrs. O'Farrell took charge of
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Unionvale
Unionvale Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Shelburne and ' son
James of Unionvale, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Ruyle and son
Steven of Salem were Thanks
giving guests of their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert 8helburne at McMinn
ville. The ministers and wives of
the Salem area will attend a
meeting to be held at the Un
ionvale Evangelical United
Brethren church Tuesday, Dec.
1. Mrs. Hugh Kau of Pleasant-
dale will demonstrate her sew
ing machine work to the ladies
at the afternoon meeting. Din
ner will be served at noon.
Christmas music practice
and youth choir rehearsals
with Mrs. Clyde Dollar In
charge were started Tuesday,
Nov. 24. .
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Nevil
had as Thanksgiving dinner
guests: Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Ne
vin, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chit
tim and daughter, Audrey
Chittim of Kelso, Wash. H. J.
is their son and Mrs. Chittim
and Mrs. Nevil are sisters.
Mr.- and Mrs. John Noble of
Salem were Thanksgiving din
ner guests of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Clark Noble.
Miss Mildred Oder of
Grand Island has been a guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Noble
during the high water. She is
a Junior in Dayton high school
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Church
the store while her father at
tended to some necessary busi
ness. Ends Tonlte
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and son, Christopher, of Til
lamook; Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Church and family of Salem
were Thanksgiving turkey
dinner guests Of Mrs. J. C.
Church, Mr. and Mrs. Merle
Church and family.' Mr. and
Mrs. Clark Church and daugh
ter. Rebecca Sue; of McMinn
ville, were afternoon guests at
the same home.
Jefferson
Jefferson A 4-H rabbit
club, to be called "Busy Hop
pers" was organized Wednes
day afternoon at the home of
the leader, George W. VanDe
venter. Officers elected were j
Wayne Bennett, president;
Philip Hochspeler, vice-president;
Jan Wollander, secre
tary; Carol VanDeventer, re
porter; Jerry Lee, song lead
er; Donna VanDeventer, I
gemei. .
The club will meet, the sec
ond and third Mondays in the
month.
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club held Its third meeting
last Monday. Mary Margaret
Upstad, secretary. The mem
bers are learning to back
stitch. Linda Bell served
candy bars for refreshments.
Kay Smith is the reporter.
The first year wood work
ing class with nine members
enrolled met at the home of
their leader, Bert Dotter. The
name, "Woody Woodpecker"
was unanimously chosen and
officers elected were: Presi
dent, Cecil Freshner; vice
president, Sammie Freshner;
secretary, David ' Egleson;
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At the Nov. 18 meeting Da
vid Kins, Gary Freshner and
Frank Wells joined. It is de
cided to hold the meetings on
Thursday evenings.
Boyi enrolled are Cecil,
Gary and Sammy Freshnert
Sterling Goin, Gary Green
man, Gary Trudgeon, Floyd
Bailey, David Kins, Frank
Wells, Richard Dotter and
David Egleston. David Egle.
son is reporter.
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