Friday, Decesaber 4, 19SS
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BPW Club Party . .
At Brokke Home
SUverton Aaaual Christ
mat party lor the Business
and Professional We me a' s
club u a nil affair it the
country horn el Mr. ud Mrs.
Hclmtr Brokkt, T u d a jr
night, lira. Knute Dlfemess,
chairman ol music and arts.
served as program and ar
rangement director, assisted
by the hostess, Mra. Brokkt.
Mrs. Bennett O. Lea eh.
president, conducted a briet
business aeailoa in which Mri.
W. U. Brandt, legislative
chairman, explained to the
(roup the national legislative
aimi. .
A con tut game. This Is
Tour Life," was enjoyed. The
simulated lite history ol Mrs.
Knute Digerness, Mrs. Ben
nett G. Leach, Mrs. Zrnest R.
Ekman and Mrs. Frank Deder
ick, waa revealed. Christmas
carols were sung, led by Mrs.
Irene Roubal. There was an
Inexpensive gilt exchange.
A Urge Basket lull ol at
tractively wrapped gilts lor
the state hospital at Salem
were brought as donations, a
project ol the club lor several
years. Besides 31 members pre
sent, there were eight guests.
Miss Ina Harold, Mrs. Len
ard Kephart, Mrs. A) Osler
llng, Mrs. S. Pickering, Miss
Susanna Leach, Helmer Brok-
ke, Elmer Olsen and Ernest R
Ekman.
A formal dinner will be
featured at the next meeting
on the llrat Tuesday evening
In January.
Wed Eecently Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ear! Roth (Joyce
Alice Larson), above, were married recently at SUverton. ,
The bride is the daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Lar
son of SUverton Hills and Mr. Roth Is the son ol Mr. and
Mrs. William A. Roth ol Central Howell. (Arts studio
picture.)
Lutheran Society
Jnstalls Officers
V SUverton Reports ol com
mittee chairmen, plans lor
projects, accomplishments ol
the past year, and installation
of new officers were features
of the Wednesday meeting ol
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid
society, Mrs. Adolph Haughen
presiding.
- Projects planned were furn
ishing the fireside room in
the new addition to the
church and the buying ol a
large projector screen lor the
showing ol films and slides.
Gifts needed had been giv
en to IS other groups outside
the local community, as weU
as home projects, it was re
ported. Mrs. James Phillips, Wil
lamette circuit president ol
the WMF, was the installing
officer inducting as president:
Mrs. Bessie Morgan; as vice
president, Mrs. Olaui Moen;
as secretary, Mrs. Theo Sever
son; as assistant secretary,
Mrs. All. O. Nelson: treasurer,
Mrs. M. O. Hatteberg; and as
assistant treasurer, Mrs. T. O.
Reed.
The new president, Mrs.
Morgan, named as her depart
ment secretaries the following:
on loreign missions, Mrs.
Lewis Hall; home missions.
Mrs. Carl Haugen; education.
Mrs. Alvin Legard; charities,
Mrs. William Schwartz and
Mrs. Ed Hatteberg; life mem-
oersnip and in memoriam,
Mrs. J. C. Larson; promotion,
Miss Nettie Hatteberg; histor
lan, Mrs. Ed Holden; liters.
ture, Mrs. Adolph Haugen;
publications, Mrs. All O. Nel
son; sunshine, Mrs. Olaf An
derson; hostess, Mrs. L. M.
Larson and Mrs. Carl Johnson.
The Rev. Joseph A. Luthro
gave a talk. Mrs. Adolph Hsu
gen, retiring president, ex
pressed gratitude lor the co
operation during the past
year. During the social hour,
refreshments were served.
Woman's Club at
Woodburn Entertained
Woodburn A large crowd
ol members and It guests at
tended the regular meeting of
the Woodburn Woman's club,
Wednesday afternoon, at the
library club- rooms.
Guests included the speaker.
Mrs. Haul Bartlett ot Brooks.
Mrs. Mary B. Grimstad, Mrs.
Anna Miller, Mrs. Margaret
Johnston, Mrs. George Swee
ney, Mrs. Alyce Baguley, Mrs.
Clarence C. Wampole, Mrs.
Sam Smith, Mrs. J. C Kelley,
Mrs. O. E. Meisenheimer, Mrs.
Curtis Wright, Mrs. Nettie
Wright of Brooks and Mrs.
Ethlya McKilllps of Florida,
Mrs. Thomas Higginbotham,
Mrs. James Llvesay, Mrs,
Adolph Glitt..
Mrs. Bartlett gave a dem
onstration ol Christmas dec
orative ideas.
During the business session
it was voted to send a Christ
mas basket to a needy Wood-
burn family. Mrs. GaU
Wengenroth waa elected to
represent the club 'as one' ol
the judges lor the home room
decorations at the high school.
A leature ol the afternoon
was a "Christmas cookie tree"
and a gift exchange. The tree
was later sent to the MacLar
en school lor boys. Large don
ations ol cake mixta and other
packaged goods were scat te
the mental hospital. A cake,
donated by Mrs. Thomas Leol
felman. was awarded to Mrs.
J. B. Gay. Proceeds from the
cake go to the Children's
Farm home near Corvallis.
Refreshments were served
with Mrs. O. R. Randall and
Mrs. James Lamb presiding
at the urns. The table waa at
tractively decorated with vari
ous colored tapers and other
Christmas novelties oa green
cloth. Tb hostess committee
included Mrs. Harry VanArs
dale, Mrs. Gensro Ramon,
Mrs. Lyman Seely, Mrs. Arch
ie Murphy, Mrs. C. A. WUkins
and Mrs. Joe Sows. .
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Stadelis Leave
On European Trip
SUverton Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Stadell began the first
lsp ol their air Journey to
Europe, Wednesday forenoon,
Mrs. Olat Paulson, Jr., en
tertained women ol the First
Christian church In a lareweU
tea, honoring Mre. Stadell,
S u n d a y afternoon. Hostess
group was the executive com
mittee ot the Junior guild.
Mrs. Perle Bye and Miss Mar-
guerette Hallock presided at
the urns, and assisting about
the rooms were Mrs. C. B.
Cslkins. Mrs. Louis Wavra,
'Mrs. Howard Hatteberg and
Mrs. E. A. McCullough. Mrs.
Delene Flsk. guild president,
received at the door Introduc
ing guests.
The gift to the guest was
an orchid corsage, in acknowl
edgement ol which she con
fided to her donors, "This Is
my very first corsage." She
had received ether flowers,
she explained, but no corsage.
The Stadelis wUl be in Eu
rope for two months, spend
ing their time in Denmark
and Switzerland, the native
countries where they have
relatives. .
Woodburn to Start
$35,000 Sewer Job
Woodburn The City ol
Woodburn is calling lor bids
on a $33,000 sewer project.
Bids are due at 7:10 p.m. Janu
ary 8.
The work will be In the
northwest part ol the town and
will involve everything north
ot Harrison Street not now in
an existing sewer District.
Included in the project will
be removal and replacement ol
1728 yards ot pavement
The work will be financed by
a property Improvement assessment
Rural Fire Dist.
Election Monday
Woodburn The annual elec
tion ol directors lor the Wood-
burn rural fire protection dis
trict wUl be held Monday. Dee.
7, at too Woodburn American
Legion building on the high
way from ajn. until p.m.
To be elected are a director for
a three-year term and one lor
a live-year term.
Only one candidate has been
nominated lor each ol the pos
itions. Frank Felton ol the
Mission Bottom area is seeking
to succeed himsel! for the three
year term to liU out the un
expired term of GaU Lansden,
who resigned. For the live-year
term to succeed Lester Henn,
who does not seek re-election,
the candidate is Mantoa A. Carl
ol Hubbard, route 1.
Judges appointed to conduct
the election are Josepn mc
Cormkk, David A Dryden and
S. R. Selme. all of wooaoura,
Seal Booths Open for
Public Convenience
Three Christmas Seal booths
have been opened lor the con
venience ol those persona who
wish more seals or who did not i
receive them in the maU. I
General chairman ot all
booths is Mrs. A. Earl Croghaa. i
Organizations In charge oil
booths are: Salem Post Office,
Chad wick chapter, . OES, open
from to 9, with Mrs. W. H.
Gardner serving as chairman;
U.S. National Bank, open from
10 to I, with Mrs. James O
BurreU, Amaranth Lodge, and
Mrs. I. Saffron, B'Nai B'rith in
charge; First National Bank,
open from 10 to 3 with Mrs.
Thelma Walters Irom Ains
worth chapter OES and Mrs.
John MiUer, Salem chapter
OES In charge. .
Coin coUectors with small
packages ol seala attached wUl
be placed in various business
places Saturday by the Ex
change club, tor further con
venience of those wishing seals.
Mill City Asks
For Gym Bids
MIU City Bids will be op
ened at I pjn., December 21,
lor an elementary school gym
nasium bare.
Plana, as prepared by An-
nand, Boone Lei, architects.
are for a 101 by 130-foot rein
forced concrete building. Wood
trusses wUl be used under
built-up routing.
Aa adjacent boiler room win
measure 31 by 10 feet An
other area, to measure M by
31 feet, wUl contain snack bar,
laundry and toilets.
Shower room floors and
walls and toilet floors will be
ceramic tile. Cement block
walls are to be used la
puces. concrete (floors are
to be laid in the locker rooms
The gym floor will be maple.
The gym floor wUl be 90 by 100
leet. A balcony area above the
locker room section wlU moos
ure 40 by 100 leet and will be
used tar various athletic activities.
Exterior walla are to be
painted concrete.
Equipment is to be furnished
by the district
Mill City Elects
J. C. Kimrnell Mayor
Mill City J. C. Klmmel
druggist, was elected mayor of
Mill City at this week's elec
tion. William Stewart, Jr., was
elected a member ot the city
council.
There were live write tn
candidates for mayor. The vote
waa: Klrnmal. 10; Harold Kite- '
war, II; Joha Mulr, 8; D. B.
Hill, 1; and R. P. Venesa, 1.
In the councUmanie race
the vote waa: Stewart, 101;
Harold Kllewer, 3; J. C. Kim
rnell, Albert Toman, Gladys
Mason and Leonard Herman,
one vote each.
When the Sudan
election recently it
live weeks.
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required
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A Factory Representative will be in the Housewares
Deportment oil Joy showing the many outstanding
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A Specialist on Electric Razors will be here to give
odvice on the core of razors and will be glod to show
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Hand Carved Oriental Furniture, India Brass
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