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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem. Own"
Tuesday, December 8, 1953
In The Valley
Edltei ej HIKI FORBES
Roberts
Robert! Thirty-six mem
ben of the G. T. club met tt
the home ot Mrs. Herbert Mil
ler Thursday afternoon for
their annual Chriitmai party
with Mri. Joi. Felton, Mn.
Richard Sneed, and Mri. Oliver
Holcomb assisting hostesses.
A desert lunrhmn convey'
ln the Christmas season, wai
aerved at 1:30. The prize wai
won by Mri. G. S. Higgins.
Hra. Richard Sneed, cemou
flaged in a Santa Claua co
tume, pajted out the Christmas
giiU after which Hra. Leonard
H. Zielke took moving plcturei
ot Santa Claua and the group
opening up their gilt packages.
The Pollyanna Christmas
gift were given out by - the
hostess in which the 1833
names were revealed and slips
were passed out by the chair'
man, Mrs. Louis D. Johnston,
lor the drawing ot the jsm
Pollyannas.
During the' business session
the elub voted to purchase TB
atanroa. ' .
The January meeting will be
t the home of Mrs. John Paint
er at 4800 State St., Salem,
with Mrs. Karl Hayden, Mrs.
A. F. Thompson and Mrs. Ij.
H. Zielke assisting hostesses.
Sweet Home
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hoffman
were given a farewell party
last week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Thomas. They
will move to Heppner where
both have employment Mr.
Hoffman has been associated
with his uncle, C. L. Hoffman,
in the operation of the Sheri
dan Bakery the past several
years.
Amity
Sheridan
Sheridan Mrs. R. T. Newton
will return home about Dec. IS,
from two month's trip to the
midwest and south.
Chesley Peterson Is In a Sa
lem hospital undergoing treat
ment for injuries received In a
logging accident.
Mr. and Mrs. Val Herauf and
ons of New England, N. D., are
visiting with relatives in Sheri
dan. - -.
Everett Small, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Elwln Small, la on his way
home from Korea.
Mn. Zula Berry of Okla
homa visited at the home of Mr.
nd Mrs. Earl Barnee last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Elliott and
children are home from British
Columbia where they were call
ed by the death of her brother.
' The Order of Eastern Star
will have an election ot officers
t the Dee. 8 meeting. A Christ
mas party and gift exchange
will be held at the cloae of the
evening.
The Sheridan Woman's Study
elub will meet Dec. 10 at the
home of Mrs. Ethelyn McKinley
for a Christmas party and gift
exchange ot home made art
icles.
Eugene Blair. a senior at
OCE at Monmouth, was initist
ed Into Phi Beta Sigma re
cently. This ia a national educa
tion honorary. He Is the ton of
Mr. and Mra. D. O. Blair of
Sheridan. He was a guest in the
seventh grades of the Sheridan
public school during the week
f Nov. 30-Dec. 4.
Mr. and Mra. Rod McKenzte
have received word from their
son, Rod, Jr., that he la on his
way home from Korea where
he aerved several years.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Woodall
were hosts at a baptismal din
ner in honor ot their baby,
Thomas Stanley, last week.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Schultz of Wtllamlna,
Mlsa Ann Schultz ot McMinn
vllle, Mrs. Lillian NoU and
baby of Portland, Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Elsele and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Woodall
and family, and Father Babysk.
Sheridan puouc ecnoois wm ,
close at the end of the school i
day on Dec. 24, and reopen on
Jan. 4 for the Christmas holi
days. Mra. Harley Burdg of Sheri
dan won the cedar chest at the
annual hope chest dance.
The girls in Girl Scout troop
two will call at homes in the
community to collect usable
toys, clothing and canned foods
to be distributed by the Com
munity Cheer group.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Blair ar
rived this week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Blair. Blair
has been stationed with the
coast guard in Salem, Mass.,
and Mrs. Blair is the former
Mary Zielska of Salem, Mass.
They were married in October.
Mrs. William Chandlee of
HiUsboro will be guest speaker
at the Dec. 10 meeting ot the
Grand Ronde Woman's club.
Her subject will be "What'a
New in Cooking," and ahe also
will show a film. Everyone at
tending is asked to bring a toy
tor a child, which will be given
to the Community Cheer group
for Christmas distribution.
Amity Thirty three Amity
Warriors and coaches, Rsy
Stephens, and Don Smith,
were guests of honor at the
noon luncheon of the Amity
Commercial club Wednesdsy,
Dec. 2.
Stephens was presented
with a small trophy by Ben
Hubbard, president of the
Letterman'a club.
A vote ot thanks was ex
tended to Burlingham-Meeker
for broadcasting of the three
flnsl playoffs.
The following directors
were elected: Phil Meeker,
Don Jones, S. P. Allison,
Frsnk Chambers, Tom Hew
lit, Glenn Watts, Dr. Chsrles
H. Law.
From this group officers
will be elected.
Clifford Wolfe wss reelected
at as Fire Chief at a recent
meeting of the fire depart
ment.
The City Council well must
confirm his election.
Assistant Chief elected was
A n e r Buczgnski; secretary,
Richard Lorenzen, treasurer,
Elmer Chrlstensen.
A rural fire district election
will be held at the city hall
Monday, Dec. 7 from 1 to 4
p.m. for the purpose of electing
one director for a term of five
years.
Ernest Robertson, whose
term expires this year, is being
nominated by petition for a
second term.
Faitview
Falrvlew Mr. and Mrs.
Charlea H. Andrews ot Fsir
view were called to Stayton
Wednesday In response to a
telephone call announcing the
logging accident Tuesday when
Lyle Lyons, 37, was fatally injured.
The families were neighbors:
for many years at Farnam, Neb. ,
The Lyons are former Union-
vale residents. ' i
He la survived by his widow I
and three children and his1
mother, Mrs. Florence Lyons
of Stayton.
Sweet Home Mrs. Cleo
I Chance was elected to serve
!is president of the Firemen's
Auxiliary in a meeting at ine
tire hall last week.
- Chosen to serve with her
are Mesdamea Ed Dockweiler,
vice-president: Ralph Smith,
secretary; Bob Brandt,- treas
urer. Term ot office for
these officers will begin Jan
uary 7.
The evening was spent re
pairing toys and dolls which
is the Joint project of the tire
department and auxiliary.
Six-year-old Ellen Brandt,
and seven-y e a r-old Jackie
Brandt were honored by a
birthday party at their home
with their mother, Mra. Bob
Brandt, and Mrs. Lester John
son ot Mill City, hostesses.
Children who attended were
Deanna Davis, Brenda Sund,
Paula and Jimmie Deari; Bob
by, Donnie and Lenora Hodge;
Jerry and Juanita Johnson,
Kathie and Rickie Amos;
Sharon Metzger, Judy and
Glenda Baker, and Junior
Lusk.
Mothers present were Mrs,
Burt Amos, Mra. Bob Hodge,
Mrs. Janice Dean and Mra.
Mary Cline.
Chesley Keeney hss return
ed home from the Good Sa
maritan hospital In Portland
where he was treated for
burns from a tractor fire.
Mrs. Tom Reed was a pa
tient In the Lebanon Commu
nity hospital last week where
she recived several blood
transfusions.
Mrs. Sohphronia McGuire
suffered a stroke last week
and is in Langmack hospltsl.
Tsd Nelson, owner ot Mo
tor-Vu drive-in theater of Leb
anon, Is managing the thea
ters in Sweet Home 'temporar
ily, following the death of
Harold Mellinger last week.
Mel Crawford, former dis
trict warden for the Linn
County Fire Patrol, was a
Sweet Home visitor this week.
Crawford is now district
wsrden for the Central Ore
gon fire district, with head
quarters In Prineville.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle E. Moss
and Greg were week-end vis
itors in Sisters where they vis
ited "Brownie" Moss who Is
A New Tasfe Treat!
Barbecued Crab
With Toasted Garlic Bread
Cricked Crib In tlx thill
With a Barbecue Sauce
NORTH'S
In H CapHot Shopping Canter
Salem Community Concert Association
PRESENTS
THE PAGAN IN I
QUARTET
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9th, 8:15 P.M.
Salem High Auditorium - 1 4th and D Sts.
Admittance by membership only.
Tickets for next year may be obtained next March.
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recuperating from an opera
tion. ' .
The Civic Choral Group un
der the direction of John
Davis, will change the time
of meeting to 7:30 p.m. on
Tuesdaya. .The group haa
been asked to aing oo two
Christmas programs and at
the annual banquet ot the
Chamber of Commerce in Jan
uary. - The Sweet Home Garden
club will bold a sale of cor
sages made from dried mate
rials and feathera aa well as
wreathe and swsgs and other
Christmas decorations Decem
ber 11 at the- Sweet Home
Sand and Gravel office. Ad
vance orders may be made by
contacting Mra. John Russell.
Bill Tower and Mra. Otto
Schultz were prizewinners in
a recent meeting of the Shut
terbug photography club,
. Bill Tower captured first
prize ribbons In two contests,
snapahota and enlargements,
and Mrs. Shultz was first prize
winner in the unedited film
contest.
Other ribbons awsrded
were: second place, anapshot
contest, Bill Tower; third
place, snapshots, Selmer Fol
lesfold and Rowe Munts; sec
ond place, enlargements.
Gladya Templeton; second
place, movie contest, Selmer
Follesvold.
The December 10 meeting
will feature a Chriatmas Card
contest and election of offi-
Dayton
Dayton George Abdill of
Roseburg spent the past week
with his mother. Mr Vivian
Abdill. George has been on va
cation and enjoyed a week's
hunting In eastern Oregon. He
left Friday to resume his work
for the Southern Pacific Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowel Stevens
and family of Prineville spent a
week end with his parents, Mr.
and Mra. Dick Stevens. While
here they all attended a recep
tion in honor of Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Crafton given at the
home of bis sister, Mrs. Clin
ton Giliner in McMinnville.
Mr. and Mra. E. R. Stoehr ot
New York City visited recently
with her sister. Miss Alice
Woodworth. Another sister,
Mrs. G. Endicott of Portland,
waa an overnight guest tn the
Woodworth home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hedge
cock, Shirley, Ronny and May
nard went to Plymouth Satur
day and visited in the home of
Mr. and Mra Earl Fleming, and
family. ,
Tony Emmery of Richmond,
Calif., recently spent a week
here with his father, Wiley Em
mert, and other relatives at the
coast
Mra. Ed Wildtong and baby
of Portland apent Wedneaday
here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harmon Reeder.
Mr. and Mra. John Anderson
and family apent a day with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. G.
Youngs In Seattle, Waah. While
there Mr. Anderson submitted
to surgery at a hospital. In his
absence from the Daytoon high
school class room, Mrs. Harri
son Wilder ia substituting for
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The Andersons are still in
Seattle.
FIRE IN HOUSE
or COMMONS
London () Fire broke out
Tuesday ia a collection of doc
uments in a corridor of the
House ' of Commons. Firemen
quicxiy exunguianea t h
f limes. Police said there wai
nothing suspicious about the
blaze. . . i
Macleay
Macleay James Hudec
and Virgil Taylor will have
charge of the program at the
Community club meeting at
the school house Friday night,
Dec. 11.
Mra. W. F. Cole and Mrs.
Wilber Miller will serve
lunch.
After the business meeting
there will be a benefit cookie
sale. '
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