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Willamina
Willamina The VTW post per cent. in Maplewood Grange hall.
and auxiliary held a Pearl Har-1 J. A. Jensen was elected The boys and girls, young
bor program Monday evening, (president of the chamber of 1 people, and adults of the Sun
Dee. T. after their no-host din- commerce, Walter Smith, vice day schools and choirs will
tier. Veterans of the commun-' president; and Floyd Bunn and again combine their talents for
Ity and their families were
guests of the post at the dinner
and program. j uwayne grosser joinca in or-
Three hours of undergraduate ganization.
credit will be given to those ' The FL club will meet Wed
comoletim a 10 meetine course i nesday evening. Dee. 19. at the
on music education beginning
? m "! WT,,n
KhooL Marjory Albertson- will
conduct the course, which will
begin at 7 p.m.
Mrs. Sarah Kucher is home
from the hospital and convales-1
clng at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Floyd Page. .,
Rnhort Huff niton Is In a
Portland hospital where it is
reported he is very ill.
Officers of the American War
Mothers were installed by past
president Mrs. Thelma Edwards
at the last meeting of the club.
They were Mrs. Ceraldlne Me-j
Namar, vice president- Mrs. I
Ardith Smith and Mrs. Vilma 1
Yooora, color bearers.
The Willamina fire depart-,
ment will have a datiee again
this year on Christmas night.
The dance will be held at the
VTW hall with music by Alleen
and the Nightengale, i
Mai. James B. Ellinisworth.
Jr.. formerly of Willamina. has j
been appointed inspector gen'
eral of the 44th Infantry div
ision. He has been in Germany
for the past two years, and
during World War II be served
In the Asiatic-Pacific campaign.
He holds the Bronze Star med
al, with "V device and Oak
Leaf Cluster, and the Combat
Infantry badge. His wife and
daughter live on the post at
Fort Lewis, Wasb., where he is
now stationed.
The Kiwanis club Is spon
soring a Christmas decorating
contest. They will give a 910
prize for the best decorated
home in Willamina, with three
(3 second prizes.
Willamina Boy Scouts under
the leadership of J. A. Jensen
and H. A. Rydell, took top hon
ors at a county first aid meet
in McMinnvllle. Three first aid
teams competed with 14 others
from throughout the county.
The second clsss team, led by
Gary Drill, won a blue ribbon.
' The Explorer first aid tram,
led by Dick Doyle, turned In a
score of 95 per cent, winning
ever the other county teams.
NORTH'S
RESTAURANT
1170 Center St.
NOW OPEN
Til 12
DANCE
"CACTI'S" JACK KIZZIAH and his Texas Ramblers, plus
Several Guests and Tommy AGAIN!
Dickson's 0UaSS mo"
1 4 Miles South of Salem at 12 In St Junction
CRYSTAL GARDENS
DANCE
Back Again With
Two Floors of Dancing
Two Bands
EVERY SATURDAY NITE
Second Floor
Old Time
Dancing
SUNDAY
Roast Turkey
& Dressing
Whipped Potato With
Giblet Gravy, Sour Cream,
Cola Slaw, Homo-Made
Hot Rolls lutter
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BRING THE FAMILY
Served in the Dining Room
or Service in Your Car!
ULW'a SAN SHOP
Mile North of the Underpass
Ithea the unofficial Explorer j rora Community club will
first sid team, led by Ronald f sponsor a Community Christ
Rydell, turned in a score of 99 1 mas party Dec. It, at pjn.
O. J. Daniels, directors. 1 wo I
new members, Jim Shipley and 1
j home of Mrs. W. T. Stone, forjj h ,
'"ThTJ Hamilton !chriiU ZAt a'ui
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hamilton ... . . . w.u . i-ki!
are the parents of a son, James Jbii -,m . m" .T
Stuart, born Nov. 22, at Dr. I PW.ni will be held at 4
' Barr s clinic. !clk afternoon of
Mr. and Mrs. Max Bare are i sunay' f-
parents of a daughter, Rita Ne-1 Women s Association of
lore, born Nov. 2J. in Dallas. : 'he Presbyterian church will
Grandoarents are Mr. ana Mrs. 1
S. H. Bare, and Mr. and Mrs.
O. J. Myers, all of Willamina.
I Amelie Rydell. Phyllis Voder,
.Joyce Yoder. Linda Coblentz,
Judy Cardwell. Janet Scbuerch
and Caren Smith met at the
home of Mrs. Elmer Werth to
elect 4-H club officers. They
are: President, Phyllis Yoder;
vice president, Amelie Rydell
and secretary. Judy Cardwell.
Hubbard
Hubbard The executive
committee of the Hubbard Par
ent-Teachers association will
meet Monday afternoon, Dec.
14. 2:30 p.m. in the grade
school library. All officers and
committee chairmen are ex
pected to attend. There will
not be a PTA meeting this
month.
The Mary-Martha Circle of
the Hubbard Community
church will meet Monday eve
ning at the home of Mrs. El
van Pitney. Program will in
clude a Christmas story.
The Firemen's Auxiliary will
meet Monday evening, Dec. 14.
in the Firehall. The annual
Christmas party will be held
with a no-host dinner and an
exchange of gifts, to be toys
that will later be given to an
out-of-town organization for
distribution to needy children.
Arion Temple Pythian Sis
ters will meet Tuesday eve
ning, Dec. IS, at 7:30 in the KP
ball.
A Hawaiian Luau will be
served as part of the Hubbard
Extension unit meeting, Wed
nesday, Dec. 16, promptly at
12:30 p.m. in the Rebekah hall.
Games, Christmas carols and
exchange of gifts highlighted
the social hour following the
l business session of the St. Ag
nes Altar Society when they
; met recently at the home of
Mrs. C. R. Suit. The members
voted a contribution for the
MacLaren Boys' school Christ
mas fund.
Date for cleaning the church
is set for Friday, Dec. 18. Ma
terial for Christmas baskets
will be brought to the church
' Sunday, Dec. 20.
IVERY
SATURDAY NIGHT
Ad m. 74c
Inc.
Tax
First Floor
Modern
Cabaret Style
DINNER
Virginia Baked
HAM
With Raisin Sauce end
Candied Sweet Fotatoes,
Sour Cream Cole Slaw
Home-Mode Hot Rolls
and Butter
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Aurora
Aurora The Aurora Am-
.ertcan Legion, U Legion
i Auxiliary, the Aurora Lions
'club, the Lions Auxiliary.
Aurora Firemen and the Au-
two Christmas programs, both
which will be held en Sun-
day, Dec. 20.
. In Aurora, pageant scenes
will depict the Christmas story
while the combined Senior and
" ueujr. it.
when election of officers will
be included on the program
Hostesses for the meeting will
be Mrs. Robert Beiser, Mrs. Joe
Croft and Mrs. Howard Me
Laren. The association report'
ed that the bazaar and dinner
last week were highly success
ful.
Mrs. Harry Schultz was
hustess in her home Friday
evening, Dec. 4. to members of
the Past Chief's club of Una
Temple No. 26. Pythian Sis
ters of Aurora, at their annual
Christmas party.
Group singing of Christmas
carols and an exchange of gilts,
comprised the evening's diver
sion.
Attending were Mrs. N. E.
Manock. Mrs. Walter Fry. Mrs.
Percy Ottoway, Mrs. William
Ehlen, Mrs. Jonas Will, Mrs.
William Wurster, Mrs. Ezra
Hurst, Mrs. Willis Yoder. Mrs.
George Wurster. Mrs. Frsnk
Thiel, Mrs. Percy Will, Mrs.
Lens Mae Lambert, Mrs. Wm.
Dentel. Mrs. E. J. Snyder, Mrs.
C. G. Pursley, Mrs. G. E. Fred-
rickson, Mrs. Fred Schneider,
Miss Emma J. .Snyder, Miss
Leona Will and the hostess,
Mrs. Harry .Schultz.
The January meeting of the
club will be held at the home
of Mrs. N. E. Manock in Canby.
Una Temple No. 26. Pythian
Sisters, met in regular session
Wednesday evening, Dec. S.
Election of officers resulted
in the following: P. C, Alice
Miller: M EC, Amy Snyder;
E S, Belle Snyder; E.J., Nora
Fenske; manager. Opal Reed;
secretary, Emma J. Snyder;
treasurer. Faye Gooding; P. of
T , Martha Scheer; G. of T.,
Bessie Kendall; trustee, Ethel
Manock; press correspondent,
Alice Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Nelson,
Miss Lonnle Nelson. Ronnie
and Lloyd Nelson of Salem,
visited relatives in Aurora,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Miller
and sons, Craig and Mark of
Beaverton, were Sunday din
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
George Askin.
Recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Hurst were Mrs.
Jennie Zlegler, mother of Mrs.
Hurst. Bill and George Ziegler,
all of Barlow, and Miss Nor
ma Jean Hurst, freshman at
Marylhurst college.
Mrs. L. A. Schultz of Port
land is the guest of her son-in-law
and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Ehlen in Aurora.
Webfoot
Webfoot Mr. and Mra.
Oliver Roberts and son. Larry
of Fall Creek, near Eugene,
were week-end guests of his
brother snd sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Rosco Roberts, in the
Webfoot district.
Mrs. Ames Holdredge. 83.
of Webfoot. who has been ill
for several months, and In the
hospital a portion of the time. 1
is greatly improved at her
home.
East Lansing. Mich. Mich
ikan State's swimming coach.
Charles Mcaffree. Jr., is the
editor of the official NCAA
swimming guide.
STARTS TOMORROW!
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VERA RALSTON
TBS CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salcta. OrcrM
PRESIDENT
Bill Hanson. Silverton
photographer, who bas been
elected president of the
Junior Chamber of Com
merce. Grand Island
Grand Island Fourteen
members, guests and children
attended the first meeting, for
this season following adjourn
ment during harvest season,
held Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Les
ter W. Scoggan.
Attending - were Mesdames
A. W. Dokken. David Brown
and two children of Salem;
Harold Culp and Linda. V. V.
Scoggan and Vickie. Clarence
Rockhill. Jacob Tompkins,
Sr., Jacob Tompkins, Jr,
Daniel Tompkins, Steven Ne
vil. M. V. Wright, Worth
Wiley. Raleigh Worthington.
and Mrs. Lester Scoggan, the
hostess.
A Christmas gift exchange
was a feature.
The water on Grand Island
has receded and residents are
able to get in and out with
trucks.
Miss Marcena D. Fowler
and Robert Monroe, OSC,
Corvallis students, were sum
moned home Wednesday be
cause of the unexpected death
of Mrs. Harry Monroe. 42, of
the Unity district, mother of
Robert.
She had been In delicate
health several years. A heart
attack suffered at home Mon
day following influenza in
duced her removal to New
berg hospital where she ap
peared convalescing satisfac
torily and death was unex
pected.
She Is survived by her wi
dower, three sons, her mother
In a mid-eastern state. One
son in National Guard train
ing, one son and his family at
Astoria and Robert.
Her mother and the son in
U.S. training are en route to
attend the funeral to be held
Saturday at Newberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe cele
brated their 25th wedding an
niversary in September.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale L. Fow
ler went to Corvallis Wednes
day to bring Marlena home.
About 31 per cent of U. S.
farm Income in 1948 was de
rived from meat animals.
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Unionvale
Union vale " Fifteen mesa-
. bers of the Untoovale Eva.,
gelical United Brethren ladies
aid attended the all day week
tly quilting meeting. Quilting
, on a quilt for Mrs. Steven tie
I vil and packing five large
i boxes of used clothing tor Ko
j rea .was the work. The clota-
ing was taken to Salem to
'start shipmmt.
Tommy" is the religious
colored film to be shown Sun
i day evening. Dee. 11 at the
local church. Rev. Clyde
Dollar is In charge. This is
the first one in a series oi
monthly films.
The- Unionvcl Hume Dem
onstration unit December
meeting will be held all day
at the local church. Mrs.
Adolph Hraba and Mrs. M. V.
Wright are project leaders for
making gloves.
Mrs. Louis Msgee returned
home Tuesdsy after spending!
' two weeks with her son-ln-1
law and daughter. Rev. and
Mrs. Clark Robb. Rebecca and
Philip, at Spokane, Wash.
Mr. Magee returned home
Sunday, Nov. 29, with his son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Magee. Steven
and Bruce, of Corvallis. While
Mr. Maee was away Ronald
Nevil cared for his place.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Holt of
Unionvale ' returned home
Monday evening after spend
ing a week-end ' with her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Kearney Stouten
burg at The Dalles. Kearney
has been ill.
Monmouth
Monmouth Mrs. Jennie Pe
terson was elected president of
the Dorcas society of the Chris
tian chmch and Mrs. Dorothy
Elkins was named vice-president
Mrs. Alton Upmeyer will
serve as secretary-treasurer.
St. Hilda's Guild met at the
Arthur Stump home Tuesday
and a food sale was planned to
raise funds to aid in the cam
paign to send milk goats .to Ko
rea. Mrs. Katherine Dodds was
re-elected secretary and Mrs.
Zella Koch as treasurer of the
Adah Chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star and the degrees of
the order were conferred upon
Mrs. Lavonne Mull at the last
meeting.
Speaker for the Luncheon
Club Tuesday noon was Dr.
Francis Haines, who gave an
account of a boat trip he and
his brother made down the
Bruneau river in Idaho last
summer. They were the sec
ond party to make the trip
wnicn iook seven clays. He
showed slides taken on the trip.
Denny Earhart, Monmouth,
who has been serving as depu
ty sheriff since the first of the
year, has resigned and plans to
go to Los Angeles where he has
a factory Job.
Jenean Hilburn is staying
with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Sidney Howard while her
mother, Mrs. Jerry Hilburn is
a patient at the Bartell hospi
tal, Dallas, where she under
went major surgery Tuesday.
Oscar Groves, Sr., Is back on
his job as rural carrier on Rt.
1 after a month's vacation dur
ing which time his son, Oscar,
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A roaring riot of comedy and frensied romance
, , , with i famous funsters en the rampaie!
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FIBER McGEE AND MOLLY
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Si Went worth. Silverton
store manager, who was
elected president of Silverton
Chamber of Commerce Tues
day night
Jr., carried the mail. Groves.
Jr., was recently discharged
from the U.S. service and plans
to enter college in California
after the first of the year.
Keith Adams Suffered bad
ly sprained ankle Sunday when
he fell, from a horse at the state
fairgrounds and was treated by
the Salem first aid men.
Wesley Vosa, of nea Suver.
bwas elected director of the
Southeast Polk rural fire pro
tection district Monday. He
succeeds Roy DeArmand. Hold
over directors are: L. H. Dalk
enberg, L. V. Seeley, Paul Do-
dele and George Stapleton.
Rev. Roy -ampbell of the
Monmouth Baptist church was
elected president of the Independence-Monmouth
Minister
ial Association at the recent
covered dish dinner held for
the members and families at
the Independence Methodist
church. Other officers: Rev.
William F. Rademacher, Mon
mouth Evangelical United
Brethren church, vice-presi
dent; Rev. Boomer, Independ
ence Baptist church, secretary-
treasurer.
A load of horses fell off the
rear of a truck north of town
last weekend when the rack
slipped loose. The driver,
Charles Rowe, of McMinnville,
didn't miss the horses until he
stopped here, 15 miles up high
way 99W. Rowe hurried Dack
in the pouring rain and found
the horses had been rounded
up and were unhurt but the
rack was demolished.
Helen Lonsberry, accompan
ied by Mrs. Louis Koppe and
Deidre Dick of Eugene, will
leave by train Friday for a trip
to New York City. They plan
to be gone for a month and will
visit Miss Lonsberry's sister.
Marion, who is an employe of
WCBS-TV.
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Dick Johnson's Orch.
tS9 Court St
LAST DAYI
Technicolor
Jeff Chandler
"East of Sumatra"
"Valley of
Head Hunters"
of Raging Suspense!
Sublimity
Sublimity Mrs. Emma
Doerfler was hostess to the
, Woman's club at her home re
cently. Mrs. Barbara Gehlen
'won high score in S0O. while
i Mrs. Lee Henhberger drew the
special prize.
The Christmas meeting will
be held Dec IT at the home
of Mrs. Herman Hauler, with
exchange of gifts.
The St Boniface grade
school parent-teacher' associa
tion held its regular meeting
in the club rooms Monday ev
ening. Solemn high mass was cele
brated at St Bonifar church
at 12 JU a.m. Tuesday, Dec
, 8 in observance of the begin
ning of the church's Marian
: year.
A large number of high
school students and local peo
ple attended the Marion coun
ty B league basketball jambo
ree at Salem Saturday night.
Ten teams participated in the
events. Mill City won first
prize trophy for the pep club.
with Jefferson and Sublimity
tying for second place.
A tossed coin gave the sec
ond place trophy to Jefferson.
The Sublimity Saints - won
their game that night with
Scio.
Sublimity Mrs. E. C.
Smith was taken by ambu
lance to the Santiam Memor
ial hospital at Stayton Thurs
day noon.
Critically ill the past year,
Mrs. Smith is now in a state
of coma.
Her home is two miles
northeast of Sublimity.
Clifford Laux, who is em
ployed as surveyor in south
western Oregon, Is spending
five weeks vacation with his
mother and family. He will
return to his work the middle
of January.
The local Knights of Co-
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AT NORTH'S
117t Center St
DINNER AT NORTH'S
Sunday
ROAST TURKEY
AND DRESSING
Sour Cream Cole Slaw
Potatoes and Glblel Gravy
Home-Made Hot Rolls
And Butter
Tea Coffee-Milk
Dessert
$1.00
Visit Solent's Most Comfortable
Dining Room
1170 Center St.
CAPITOL SHOPPING CENTER
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Saturday, December 12, 1953
lumbus cheer committee coaJT
posed of AnjJy Kintx, Sublinw f
ity, chairman; Mitt Biever
Stayton; Fred Ziglinski, Scio;
Vincent Mertx, Stayton; Clar-
ence Coffin, Shaw; Merrill
Brassfield, Lyons, Peter Crin, '
Sublimity; Andy Slavkoviky
Scio; and Cordon Ullman)
Stayton, met at the Andy '
Kintz. home at Sublimity
Monday evening, to make in. .'
itial plana lor their annual '
distribution of Christmas bas
kets. Last year approximately 75"'
baskets were distributed.
On next Tuesday evening. '
Dec. IS, their regular meet- J
ing at Sublimity, all members '
are requested to bring suit
tble articles to be put in the J
baskets. 'J
The baskets will be assent,
bled and distributed on Dec.
19.
These baskets are given to
any deserving family regard-'
leu of color or creed, and the
recipient of sucb basket it
known only to the committee. '
COLORADO
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at the
SAN SHOP
Spec
ial
PRIME RIB ROAST
OF BEEF
Whipped Potatoes
And Brown Gravy
Parsley Buttered Carrots
Home-Made Hot Rolls
And Butter
Sour Cream Cole Slaw
Tea -Coffee -Milk
Dessert
$1.25
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