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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Safe. OrtffM
Wednesday, December , 1953
MillCHy
Gates
Gate The Gate Parent
Teacher association met In the
auditorium of the hlg b achool,
lait week. Hra. WUiam Pen
nick presided at the buiioeia
esaion. The coipmlttee in
charge of the recent dance
aponeored by the PTA report
ed that $119.48 had been net
ted from the aale of refresh
ment and tlcketa. The prei
dent, Mr. Pennlck, introduc
ed Capt. Walter Laming, of
the atate police traffic safety
department ai apeaker of the
evening. Group einginf with
Mr. Edward Chance at the
piano cloaed the program. Re
freahmenta were aerved by
mother! of the third grader.
Meadamea OrvIUe Nygaard,
John Watson. Kenneth Martlg.
Amoa. Roten, Carl Smith and
JLuie, the , committee in
charge.
Mr. Cwen ' Schaer waa
hostess Saturday' afternoon to
members of the Catet Birth
dar dub and aeveral apecial
guest.
Luncheon' waa aerved by
the bortea at 1:10 o'clock fol
lowed by an afternoon of
euchre, played at four table.
At the doae of the play Mr.
Arnold Syveraon waa award
ed firrt priae; Mr. Mable
Knutaon, eecond; Mra. A T.
Bernhardt, consolation and
Mra. Velma Carey, guest
prize. "
Members pretent were Mra.
Martha Bowea, Mra. Prankie
Johnaon, Mra. Edmund Davia,
Mra. Gerald Heath, Mra. Wal
ter Brlabln, Mra. Mary Camp,
Mr. Elmer Stewart, Mra.
. Floyd Baaaett, Mia Elizabeth
Tbompaon, Mra. Oacar Oater
hout, Mr. Arnold Syvenon,
Mra. Mable Knutaon and .Mra.
A. T. Bernhardt. Guetta were
Mra. Velma Carey, Mra. Bur
Tell Coe and Mr. Glen Hen
nea. BiOle, ton of Mr. and Mr.
William Pennlck, waa alx
year old, Nov. 14 but cele
bration of the occasion was
held laat week when hi
mother invited all puplla of
A New Tule Treall
Barbecued Crab
With Touted Garlic Bread
Vi Crack trek kilk iM
With Barbecue Sauce
NORTH'S
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DANCE
TONIGHT
Cryslal Gardens
Old Time and Modem
Musk by "Pop" Edward
the tirat and aecond grade of
the Gate ichool to his bom.
Mra. Martha Bow wu
hoatea at her home at din
ner Sunday of Uat week hon
oring her oa and bride, Mr.
and Mr. Joseph Bowel, upon
their return from a honey.
moon trip. Place were laid at
the table for the bride and
groom, Mr. and Mr. Bow,
th bride' parent, Mr. and
Mr. Charle T. Schobert, of
Portland, Mr. Mary Eggle-
atrom and Mra. Ed Krueger
and the hoatea, Mr. Bowe.
Aitoria gueata at the home
of Mr. and Mr. William Pen
nick laat week were Mra. Pen
nick'i uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mr. Lionel Colgaa.
Mr. and Mra. Robert Levon
left Friday morning for Saa
Francieco, their former home,
for a vlait of two weeka at
the home of hi parent.
Dinner gueata laat Thurs
day at the home of Mr. and
Mr. Henry Eccleaton were
their son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mra. James Goe
linger, of Silem and Mr. and
Mra. Bill Shepherd and fam
ily of Mil City.
Mra. Bertha Shepherd la
hospitalized in Stayton at the
Santlam Memorial boapital aa
th reault of a bad fall in Sa
lem at her boarding place.
Mra. Shepherd differed In
juries 10 on arm ana ner
head.
Roberts
Robert Th Robert Cub
Scout Pack t held it Decem
ber meeting Wednesday at the
Roberta grange halL
Den I gave the flag cere
mony.
Don Nash of the Cascade
Council office presented the
Pack Charter and gave a talk
about hi trip to th Boy Scout
Jamboree laat summer.
Card were presented to
Jamea Martafleld, InatituUonal
representative; Keith Atutin
of the Pack committee; O. E.
Holeomb, eubmaater; Richard
Sneed, assistant Cubmaater;
and Mra. James Martafield, den
mother.
Those not present to receive
their cards were: Committee
men Robert Sneed, Lee U. Ey
erly, Edwin McClusky, Jack
Eyerly, and Mr. George Ora-
born, den mother.
A new den I being formed
with Mr. Paul Hamrick aa
Den Mother.
New Auiatant Den Mother
are Mr. E. N. Grave, and
Mr. W. T. Mulllcan.
Th Den had a display of
toy they had collected and re
paired to be given to the fire
men for neddy children at
Chrtitmae.
The Home Economic club
of th Robert grange will
meet at the home of Mrs. Lee
U. Eyerly Thursday evening
for the annual Christmas par
ty with an exchange of gift
after a short business session.
Mr. Denver Young will be as
sistant hostesses.
Mr. and Mra. Jeaae Foster
went to Jefferson Sunday af
ter Sunday achool to vlait their
son and family, Mr. and Mra.
Ford Forster and son.
Mill City Mr. and Mra.
Clayton Baltimore of Redmond
topped in Mill City Friday
enrouta to her another' home
in Scio. They had received
word Thursday of th death of
ner lamer, G. Cal-van of Mar
ion, and attended funeral aerv
ke in Salem Saturday.
Mra, Edith Rouse, marahaO
of th Rcbekah Aaeembly of
Oregon, waa in town last Wed
nesday, with Mra. Lola O-
burne, president of the assem
bly. Mr. and Mr. Houae lived
in Mill City about 10 year ago
when Mr. House waa aaaocl-
ated with Curti Clin In .the
garag business.
A large group of Mill City
high achool student and towns
people attended the basketball
Jamboree held it the Willam
ette University gymnasium in
Salem Saturday evening. Mill
City won the first place trophy
for their cheering section for
the aecond consecutive year.
They also won their game with
bt. Paul at the Jamboree.
Mra. Fred Grime ha been
among those confined to her
home with the flu thi week.
A (ever epidemic baa been
atriklng numerou resident the
peat two week.
Sunday guest at th home
of Mr. and Mra. Walter Olm
stead were Mr. and Mra. Jeff
Lewis from Myrtle Point
Mr. and Mra. Fred Duffy
were recent guest of several
Mill City resident recently
moved to Redmond, Including
in Clayton Baltimore. Henry
Baltimore and th Wallace
Hendersons.
At a recent meeting of the
seta Kappa Theta Rho. club of
ficer for the ensuing year were
elected aa follows: preaident,
Ellen Chance; vice preaident,
Roberta Chance, and secretary
treasurer, Sibyl Dart. The club
wlU hold Initiation for four
candldatea Dec. 10 when all
Rebekaha are invited to at
tend.
Mra. Arnold Syveraon waa
hostess last Tuesday afternoon
for an Informal gathering at
her home. Refreshmenta were
served late in the afternoon to
Mrs. Henry Eccleeon, Mrs.
Frank Novak, Mra. Merle De
vine and Mr. Darwin Rains,
all of Gate; Mra. Dorene Hel
lemn of Lyon and Mrs. Charle
Stewart and Mra. Wallace Be
vier of Mill City.
About 70 membera and vial-
tor attended the Dec. 2 meet
ing of Santlam Rebekah Lodge
at the IOOF hall.
The Initiatory degree was
conferred on Blanche Struck
meler, with Mattie Root acting
aa courtesy candidate. Mr.
Lola Oiburne, preaident of the
Rebekah Assembly of Oregon,
payed her official visit to the
lodge that evening. Mra. Edith
Houae of Portland, aaaembly
marahall, and Mr. Hazel Lew
la, Lyona, assembly chaplain
were present to pay the lodge
fraternal visit A tribute and
gift to the preaident were pre
sented under the direction of
Mra. Allure Chance. Mra.
Blanche Syveraon presented
past noble grand regalia to the
lodge from the Three Link
club. The Rebekah Christina
party will be at tho next meet
ing, Dec. 18. The rooms and
table were decorated honoring
Mra. Oiburne by the commit
tee In charge including Mr.
Charle Stewart, Mra. Ann Lee,
Mr. Mabel Yankua. Mra. Rich
ard Thomas, Mra. Gladys Poo
rs baky, Mr. Haiti Col and
Mr. Haze! Andreessen.
The Friendship Circle of the
Presbyterian church will have
a Chritmaa party for a group
of the younger couple Satur
day, Dec. 13. at 8 p.m. at the
Fellowahlp hall.
The Junior clasa of Mill City
high achool will present their
play, "Deaperata Ambroae." at
th Mill City theatre Wednes
day evening, Dec. 18. Thia ia a
three act comedy a satire on
th old west. Taking part are
Denny Sheythe. George Ram
bo, Jack Melting. Ralph Jul.
Jamea Caudle, Brook C roller,
Joan Leach, Carol A rid reassert,
Audrey Shaw. Hazel Caudle,
Velma Shaw, Yvonne Dart.
Hubbard
Hnhharri . aamhra of the
North Marion chanter of Fu
ture Homcmakera of America
will entertain their father aa
guests, with a dinner and pro
gram Thursday evening, vec.
in at 1 nVlnrlr on their annu
al' Daddy-Date night. General
chairman 1 Beverly uopeiana.
The event will be held at the
high school, using a Christmas
theme.
Mr.- r K MrNarv. a a
mmhp nf tha Oreeon State
Teacher association council
attended the meeting ox tne
council in Portland Friday and
Saturday. The council acta up
the regulations for the associa
tion. Mr. McNary ia one of the
Marion county representative.
Twn fiasv atuaente were en
rolled In the eighth grade at
the Hubbard grade achool last
week. Margaret Grab and Er
nest Coleman. Margaret came
her from Long Beach, Cam.,
with her narenta. Mr. and Mra.
Jeaae Dean, and Ernest came
from Grcaham with his par
ents, Mr. and Mr. Loui Cole
man.
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Scha-
ber withdrew two children
from school Friday, Darwin
and Karen. The family is mov
ing to California.
The Hubbard graae cnooi
cafeteria set another record In
November with an average of
1SS children a day. The larg
eat average before wa during
October of thla year. Received
the past week for the cafeteria
was butter and peanut butter.
Grant Mills, student at OCE,
and former resident of Hub
bard, will be ao observer and
part time Instructor for a week
at Hubbard grade achool In
the eighth grade clau room.
Hopewell
Mt. Angel
Mt. Angel Mra. Hazel
Holboke. a p e e I a 1 education
director In the Hilleboro pub
lic school, addreued a group
of teachers and atudenta at
Mount Angel Women' College
Friday evening. Dec. 4, on the
subject of reading. In her talk.
Mrs. Holboke described tne
reading clinic at Pacific Uni
versity, which she directed
the Dast two aummers. She
alao displayed a variety of
material, books, and chart
In connection with her lec
ture.
Hopewell Sunday Dee-
ember II at I bm, the color
ed film "We Beheld His
Glory" will be shown at the
Hopewell E. U. B. church.
Everyone la Invited.
The King'a Herald Trum
pet Trio of Cascade college,
Portland, presented a pro
gram at the Hopewell E. V. B.
Church Sunday evening. Dee.
8. Mia Shirley Speece of Port
land waa accompanist and
eololit with the group. Rev.
George Palmer, business man
ager of the college, waa the
gueat apeaker. Refreshment
were aerved by Mra. David
Olke, Mra. Rosa Rogers and
Mr. Clarence Legg.
Th Hopewell Missionary
Society met at the parsonage
in Hopwell on Tuesday even
ing, Dec. 8 at I p.m., with
Mrs. N. O. Pearae as the lead
er for the Christmas lesson on
Japan. Assisting Mra. Glen
Harris, aa hostesses, were
Mrs. W. O. Moddemeyer and
Mrs. Oscar Lafferty.
Ladle' Aid met at the
Hopewell Church Wednesday,
Dee. 8, and the men planned
to cut wood for the church,
weather permitting.
Tburaday evening, Dec. 10.
a apecial meeting baa been
called by the Hopewell school
board at the achool house at
8 p.m., concerning th water
situation at the achool.
Th Hopewell Home Ex
tension Unit's Christmas
Party is to be held at the
home of Mrs. Eugene Wilson,
Dec. 14 at 2 p.m. A gift ex
change ia planned. Mrs. John
Giesler, Mrs. Clarence Legg
and Mra. Eugene Wilson are
the committee In charge.
The Hopewell Garden Club
will meet with Mr. J. S. Gil
key on Dec. 18. at 2 p.m.
The next meeting of the
Hopewell Community Club
will be held Jan. 5, with a
carnival. Mra. Frank Heraha
is chairman of the committed
in charge.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wester
house spent aeveral daya with
their daughter and family,
Mr. and Mra. C. C. Shoop of
Albany thia week.
A bridal shower in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. William Mc
Cormack (Bernlce Imlan) of
Salem wa held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Roaa Roger
on Sunday afternoon, Dec. 8.
Mra. McCorroack 1 the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Imlah of Salem, and their
marriage was an event of Oct
ober. Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Ned UnderhUl of Dulur. Ore.,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mag
nee and family tof ' Newburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crook of
Portland, Mr. J. S. Gllkey,
Mr. Joe Beaty, Misses Bertha 1
and Virginia Magneaa, Mr.
and Mrs. John Fuqua.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Larry Imlah
Jr. and family, left Saturday
for Los Angeles to spend the
Christmas bolidaya with her
mother.
Mr. and Mra. Ned Under
hUl of Dufur, Ore., ara visit
ing Misses Virginia and Ber
tha Magneaa, and accompan
ied Mr. and Mra. Ross Rogers
to Ocean Lake on Monday.
Mr. and Mra. John Fuqua
were Sunday evening visitor
of hi aiater, Mr. and Mrs.
Msx Hurliman of Portland.
Mr. Mary Baird of New
burg, aiater of Mrs. Charle
Stephen, is now at home from
th hospital and la aomewhat
improved.
Stanley Warnock came
borne from his studies at Lau
relwood Academy Wednesday
with the flu. Hia parents took
him back on Sunday after
noon.
Lee McKlnley of Sweet
H o m I ill with flu at his
parents' 'home, Mr. and Mra.
George McKinley.
Mr. and Mra. George Mc
Kinley went to Portland Sun
day to' visit Mr. and Mra. Vol-
ney Mull and daughter.
Yvonne, for the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wsr-
nock attended the S. D. A.
church in Salem on Saturday
and bad dinner with their
son and family, Mr. and Mra.
Kenneth Warnock. The R. V.
Warnock family were Sunday
gueata of the Warnock family.
Mrs. Howard Stephen has
been 111 this past week with a
severs cold, and Mrs. Ed Loop
waa also on the aick list. Both
are improving.
Mrs. Eugene .Clark of Inde
pendence, formerly of the
Wheatland district, waa a
guest of Mrs. John Geisler on j
Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hau-
ser and two aons of Portland,
who were guests of her par
ents for aeveral weeks, return
ed to their home just before
Thanksgiving, and Mr. and
Mra. Henry Deedon accom
panied them for a visit Mr.
and Mr. Deedon returned on
Donald
rw ,.ih Un Earl Feller had
a demonstration party in her
home Thursday evening, uec.
I. Mrs. Phil Hathaway of
Champoeg waa the demonstra
tor.
Tha Mother Club of the Don
mrmiim ahrtnl tlld it mOUth'
ly meeting at the achool house
Tuesday evening. Most of the
discussion consisted of plan
tor th Christmas program.
Refreshments were aerved
by Mrs. Francis Ryan ana
Mra. Norman Reiling.
Rim.v Feller went loose
hunting in eastern Oregon over
the weekend.
The Home extension unit of
Donald will have its monthly
meeting and Chris tma party
Dec. 15 in the basement of the
Methodist church in Donald.
Mr and Mra. Warren An
derson and Mr. and Mra. Lin
Cromwell last week visited the
Saturday, and Mr. and Mr.
Emerson Sim (Helen Dee
don) were Sunday guest at
the Deedon home.
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Waller
and Mr. and Mr. Wesley Kin
dred of McMinnville were
Sunday dinner guest of Mr.
and Mrs. N. O. Pearae.
N. O. Pearse received word
of the death of hi cousin, Don
Pearae, of Polo, Mo, on Sun
day evening, Dec. 8. Mr.
Pearae had been a guest of
the N. O. Pearae on several
occasion.
Mr. and Mra. S. C. Waller.
Mr. and Mr. Francla Waller
and Mr. and Mrs N. O. Pearse
attended the Gideon rally in
Salem at the First Christian
Church, Monday evening, Dec.
girls brother, Harold Peter,
son, who has been seriously m
in an Albany hospital. He has
sine returned borne.
Mrs. Robert Pokorny ia aa.
rlously ill in a Salem hospital.
anmn Wilson came down
from Ft Lewis, Wash, over
the weekend, ne drove aowa
and at Milwaukie wu involved
In a rear end collision. Ha had
for tha lleht but tha
wn - -
car following didn't Th cars
were damaged quite badly, but
Wilson wa able to continue
on his way home una ex nu
own power.
In the 1950 census, Florida
ahd 1,072,000 more people than
in 1940.
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Retreat master for the
three-day retreat at Mount
Angel Academy which ended (
uec. a, wa mi nrv. nn
Goodrich, principal of St
Mary'a Home for Boy. Huber,
Ore. Exercise of conference
were completed each day
with Benediction. Students
participated in congregational
singing at Benediction and
during the Friday High Mass.
the outgrowth of weekly lit
urgical chant classes Introduc
ed Into the curriculm this
year.
Macleay
Macleay Two 4-H clubs
the Merry Mixers Cooking II
and Reliable Baker Cooking
L have been organized.
Mra. Jamea Hudec i leader
for the Merry Mixer and Mra.
Hobaon Smith ia assistant lead
er. Officers are president, Eli
zabeth Keyser; vice president,
Judy Hopkins; secretary, Pa
tricia Hudec; reporter, Carol
Ream: song leader, Nancy
Keeper; recreation chairman,
Marilyn.
Mrs. Virgil Bulson is Reli
able Bakers leader with Mrs.
Donald Ream, asslatant.
Officer are president, Tay
nette Waters: vice president
Barbara Reem; secretary,
Sharon Kronbeugel; reporter,
Carol Burson; song leader,
Darlene Bettelyoun,
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