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THE CAPITAL JOTTINAL. Salem. Oreroa
In The
Edited by MIKI FORBES
Dalas
Pallu Latest report from
Paul Richter. m of Mr. ana
Mn. William Richter, who Is
polio pttient it the Salem
Memorial hospital. If that he
. has received two theraphy
trcatmenti and la slightly im
proved. .
Mn. Blchter U Ukinf a
course of training at the hos
piUl ao ihe will be able to ad
minister treatment) to her aoa
when he cornea home some
, time before Chriitmas to re
mala ptrmanently. B i f next
atep will be the whirlpool
treatment.
Saturday waa moving day
for the Salem Title company,
.ltk tuiaiuM, firm to OCCUDT
new quartera In the part few
months.
TK tnrmmr home OZ the
Baaa Drug atore baa been
completely reaecoraiea in
colon combining the choicei
of th personnel.
New futures have arrived
and are being placed.
The firm hai been operating
la very (mall quarter! since
coming to Dallas several yean.
The new location Is affording
the personnel ample space.
Darrell Williams Is the mana
ger. This city if hejinnlng "
take on the holiday splendor
at pre-war days with decora
tion contests, public buildings
outlined with lights and the
Flremens' Christmas tree.
Following a generous gift
of $400. by the Chamber of
Commerce for the lighting
program, the Dallas Volun
teer Fire Department agreed
to assume the task of placing
the decorations. Ben Helms,
Fenton Bilyeu , and Russell
Ssnderlln, the committee
placed in charge of the work,
and 13 helpen outlined the
county courthouse with lights
over the week-end. After col
lecting the long neglected
strings, they were repaired
and broken bulbs replaced and
used to outline the city hall.
The traditional "Christmas
Tree Raising" will take place
on the courthouse lawn after
the tree Is brought from the
forest Sunday morning.' By
evening It will lend Its splen
dor to the city's holiday dec
orations. For the second time, the
manger scene, designed and
made by the Christian Men's
club, is standing on the lawn
in front of the courthouse and
gar red Santa Claus is in lis
accustomed place on the north
west steps of the building.
The tinsel and medallion
decorations across main street
and the placing of greens on
the light posts by the Boy
Scouts was completed some
time ago.
- Mr. and Mn. Bob Rodgen
and five children are travel
ing by train for Massachusetts
where they will spend the
Chrlstmaa season with his
parents, Mr. and Mn. Charles
Rodgers and her mother, Mrs.
Tom Moss, all of Fall River.
The family expects to return
to Dallas Dec. 20.
Dec. 18 Is the dste set for
l Joint Christmas party to be
held at the recreation hall by
the Junior Chamber of Com
merce and the Jayettes. Tn;
affair will start at 8 o'clock,
with a Dutch lunch to be
served at the close of the eve
ning. The Newcomen club met at
Gift
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the home of Mrs. James Sut
ter Wednesdsy evening, with
Mrs. Ivsn Johnson assisting
eo-hostees. The group filled
boxes of candy for the resfc
dents in the Dallas Home for
th Aged, as bit of Xmas
cheer. Games were plsyed
pertaining to Christmas, iol
lowed by an exchange of gilts
smong the guests.
Decorations about the rooms
and centering the dining room
table were in the holiday
motif. - -
Members present were: Mrs.
Henry B. Colman, Mrs. Frank
Leslsk, Mrs. Ceo.. Ray, Mn.
Kenneth Reagle, Mrs- Duane
Pruitt, Mrs. Milo Smith, Mrs.
Maurlee Edwards, Mrs. Rich
ard Moffitt, Mn. Joe Garcia,
Mrs. Norman Guedon, and the
bostei wi Mrs. Johnson and
Mrs. Sutter.
Roberts
Roberts Roberts Mothers'
club met at the borne of Mrs.
Z. N. Graves Tuesdsy after
noon.
A buffet lunch wu served
and Christmas gifts were ex
changed.
It was decided the mothers
club would buy flags for the
Girl Scouts, Brownies and three
cub troops. -
Mrs. E. R. Blankensblp gave
a report of the Salem Parents
council and teaching of the R .
The next meeting will be
held at the Roberts school
house, Jan. 12 at 1 p.m.
Mrs. Lee U. Everlv and Mn.
Denver Young' entertained the
Home Economics club of the
Roberts Grange Thursday eve
ning at the Eyerly home for
the annual Christmas party.
Alter luncheon numbers
were drawn for gift exchange.
Resent were Mn. J. J.
Johns, Mr. R. J. Rice, Mn. S.
L. Minard. Mrs. A. W. Blan
kenshlp, Mn. Charlotte Jones,
Mrs. Glen Spencer, Mrs. J. W.
Martsfield, Mrs. Fred H.
Thompson, Mn. Glenn Bid
good, Mrs. G. S. Higgins, Mrs.
Louis D. Johnston, Mn. Frank
Sollenberger, Mn. H. M. Mur-
hammer, and Mn. Joseph Fel
ton. Vif. Angel
Mt. Angel Preliminary
work of organizing for the an
nual Mount Augel Prepara
tory School winter festival
began when the Prep School
Parents Club met Thursday
evening at the school Assem
bly Hall.
Rev. Gabriel Morris. O SB
will be genersl chairman of
the festival which will be held
on Saturday, Jan. 23, In the
auditorium of St. Mary's
school.
A Queen and princesses will
be chosen from the Booster
Club of Mount Angel Acad
emy. Needlework and other
articles for the festival should
be delivered to the Prep
acnooi as soon as possible.
Mrs. Walter Smith enter
tained at a Christmas party
Thursday evening at her home,
with members of her bridge
club as guests. A gift exchange
was held, and the holiday dec
or was used in the appoint
ments about the rooms. Mrs.
Wilbert Aman and Miss Rose
lyn. Kronberg received the
awards for brirge.
Present were Mr.s Ivo Bau
man, Mrs. Albert T. Wilde,
Miss Roselyn Kronberg, Mrs.
William Bean, Mrs. Ambrose
Ebner, Mrs. Val Eberle, Mrs.
Wilbert Aman, Mn. Vincent
Smith and Mrs. M. Usleman of
Salem.
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.Lyons
Lyons The regular meet
ing of the Lyons Garden club
was held Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Henry
Holzfue with Mn. Alex Kblken
ss assistant hostess. A Christ'
mas party and gift exchange
were held. Secret pal names
were revealed and new ones
drawn for another year.
Guests of the afternoon were
Mrs. Bob Free and Mn. 'Alex
Kuiken. At the close of the
afternoon, refreshments Were
served by the hostesses, Mn.
Holzfuss and Mrs. Kuiken.
The Marl-Linn PTA met at
the schoolhoase Tuesday even
ing, Dec. 8. Mn. Merwin
Knox presided over the busi
ness meeting. It was voted that
the PTA would furnish the
Christmas treats for the chil
dren at their annual Christ
mas program, whkh will be
held Friday evening, J)ec. 18, In
uie gym.
At the close of the business
meeting, Mrs. Knox presented
Garfield Voget of Hubbard,
who was the guest speaker.
At the close of the meeting.
Mrs. Knox presented her res
ignation aa president and the
office will be filled later. Mrs.
Jim Phelps, assisted by others.
served refreshments.
Mr. and Mn. William Phil
Hps and family from Albany,
ana Mn. Mabel Phillips from
Denver, were recent visiton at
the home of Mr. and Mn. Al
bert Remmenga.
Mn. J. H. Johnston, who
has spent some time in Med'
ford at the home of her sister,
has returned home. She also
visited' at the home of their
daughter and family, Mr. and
Mn. Claire Humphries, at
Myrtle Creek.
Mn. Kenneth Bass is conva
lescing at her home with a
broken leg. Due to an error
last week, the accident was
reported to have happen while
skating at the Mari-Linn gym
instead of in Stayton.
Mrs. Floyd Bassett was host
ess fos the meeting of the Home
Economics club of the Santiam
Valley Grange with the meet
ing at her home Tuesday af
ternoon. At the close of the
meeting, refreshments were
served to Mesdames Leo Rus
sell, Jerry Coffman, Wilson
Stevens, Frank Basl, Giles
Wagner, Elmer Taylor and the
hostess.Mn. Bassett
The regular meeting of Faith
Rebekah lodge was held
Wednesday evening at the hall.
Jean Roberts, noble grand, pre
sided over the meeting, with
Helen Anderson secretary.
Flans were made for the next
meeting, Dec. 23, when they
will hold their annual Christ
mas party and gift exchange,
At the social hour, Alma Olm-
stesd and. Bonnie Wagner
served refreshments.
The Cub Scouts will hold
their regular pack meeting at
the Mari-Linn gym Thursday
evening, Dec. 17, at 7:30.
Mn. Joe Johnston and Mn.
Ivan Smith, memben of the
Lyons Extension unit, were in
Albany Wednesdsy and at
tended meeting in the "cop
per tooling." They will present
the project to the Extension
unit in January.
Mn. Mike Fink was hostess
for the meeting of the Altar so
ciety of St Patrick's Catholic
church at her home Thursday
evening.
Off ice n elected were Mrs.
James Phelps, president; Mn.
Mike Schwindt, vice president,
and Mn. Lavern Bchrens, sec
retary-treasurer.
Following the business
meeting, a gift exchange and
Christmas party were held and
new secret pal names drawn
for another year.
Aurora
Aurora In a recent visit to
the Ray Leach holly gardens,
a 50-acre farm across the Pud
ding river from Aurora, for
merly the old W. W. Irwin
property, it waa learned that
packing and shipping of car
loads of holly to a wholesaler
In Massachusetts was in full
i progress.
i At a recent meeting of the
', Aurora PTA members of the
4-H Knitting and Garden clubs
presented the program. The
girls gave a report ol their sum
' mer school work. Awards were
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It wss announced that the
Aurora grade school Christmas
program will be given Dec, 21,
in the school gym.
Mrs. Anna Palmer of the Un
ion Hill district, Aurora, suf
fered a right hip fracture in
a fall. She is the mother of Mn.
Frank Weinert of Aurora.
The Marks Prairie Comma
nity club met recently for their
annual meeting.
The livestock club youngstera
presented their leader, Leonard
Wolfer. with a gift in apprecia
tion of his work in the psst
year.
Following pot luck lunch, a
4-H sewing clubwas organised
with Mn. Marvin Fish as lead
er, Judy Yoder, president; Judy
Wolfer, secretary; Alice Jane
Llm, vice- president; Marilyn
Fish, reporter; Patty Yoder,
song leader; and Donna Pullen,
yell leader.
During the Christmas holi
days, the girls will meet at the
home of their leader to start
working on their project
Amity
Amity Canton Yamhill No.
8 and Ladies' Auxiliary, pa
triarchs, militant, held their
December meetings at Dayton
I OOF hall Thursday evening.
Dee. 10.
Mrs. Elsie Town tend, Salem.
president of the State LAPM,
was guest of honor of the aux
iliary.
Mrs. Marjorle Maxwell, of
Tillamook, secretary of the
state organization, was review
ing officer.
Various phases of the work
were demonstrated fc- the vis
iton. Several memben of
Washington Auxiliary No. 14
of Hlllsboro were visitors. '
Mrs. Eugenia Robinson, pres
ident of Yaml ill Auxiliary No.
6, presided and presented both
Mn. Townsend and Mn. Max
well with gifts on behalf of the
au-iliary.
Clarence Townsend of Sa
lem was a visitor.
Mn. Robinson presented all
her officers vith gifts.
Jan. 14 will be installation of
officers. Two or three cantons,
Yamhill No. 8, Capitol No. 11
and Washington No. 14 will In
stall at that time.
The ladies of Yamhill No. 8
also will install 1954 officers.
Lady Hazel Gibbs, Amity,
president; Lady Grace Phelps,
Dayton, vice president; Laay
Nlta Stoutenberg, Carlton, sec
retary; Lady Florence Brown,
Newberg, treasurer.
Amity Postmaster Earl
Burch has announced that the
post office will remain open on
Saturday, Dec. i, lor me con
venience of patrons, from 1 to
S p.m. The office will be closed
one hour at noon.
There will be no Youth for
Christ meeting during Decem
ber. Mrs. Eva Lambert has been
elected to the office of worthy
matron for Amity chapter
Order of Eastern Star.
Clyde Lambert will be the
new worthy patron; Zona Wil
cox, associate matron; Harry
Wilcox, associate patron; Ger
tie Richter, secretary; Bessie
Sorensen, treasurer; Nedra Ful
ler, conductress; Mary Coats,
associate conductress.
A Joint installation ceremony
will be held with Amity lodge
No. 20 A. F. & A. M. Dec. 21.
The retiring worthy matron,
Lillian Jorgensen was present
ed with a gift from her officers.
and a past matrons pin from
the chapter.
A gift also was presented to
Roy Mitchell, past patron, and
a past patron's pin from the
chapter.
The installation December 21
will be public.
Amity lodge A. F. & A. M
honored officers and Eastern
Start members with a surprise
turkey banquet Wednesday
evening, December 9, at the
IOOF hall.
The Three Links club of In
dustry Rebekah lodge No. 85
prepared and served the ban
auet.
The music department of the
high school entertained.
Unionvale
Unionvale Mn. Martin
Braat had for her Sunday
guests her nephew and niece
and their son, Mr. and Mn.
Isaac Braat and Benny of New
berg. Mn. Walter Die be 1 is at her
home now slter several weeks
1 spent at the McMinnvllle
'nursing home.
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Buena Vista
Buena Vista Mrs. Fred
Qetering and Mrs. C T. Wells
were in Portland Monday. Mn.
metering was attending a
nurses' conference and Mrs.
Wells was shopping.
Mrs. Gilbert Loy and son
Dick drove to Corvallis Satur
day and saw the O.S.C and
Hawaii game.
Mn. Clair Graber. Mn. Gil
bert Loy and Mn. Cecil Hult
man accompanied Mrs. Leland
Prattler to Rickreall Tuesday
for the preliminary meeting of
"lauorea Jackets wdrkshoo.
Jonas Graber was taken to
the Salem Memorial hosoital
last Friday, and oh Monday un
derwent an operation. He is
slowly improving. Visiton are
allowed. Gail Prather spent
several days also In the hos
pital out was able to come
home Sunday and will continue
to take treatment at home.
Mrs. Leland Prather was a
guest at the "valley corre
spondents" Christmas party In
oaiem Saturday.
Mrs. David Short and two
sons are spending this week in
Portland with her sister and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Hoover. Mr. and Mrs. W.
L Short are keepinc their
granddaughter during her
mother's visit
Mr. and Mrs. Gordan Wells
attended the game in Corval.
lis at O.S.C. Friday night
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Prather
entertained Sunday evening.
sharing their TV program with
mt. and Mrs. Gordan Wells.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wells, Jack
Wells and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Hultman.
Jack Wells showed his nic-
tures and gave a talk on bis
Bolivia, South American, trip
in Hood River for a 4-H lead
en meeting Saturday evening,
and at the Multnomah hotel for
the Seed Growen convention,
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordan Wells
were Sunder dinner guests of
Mn. Wells' parents in Inde
pendence, Mr. and Mn. W. M.
Sheppard.
An all-day extension meet
ing will be held at the com
munity hall Wednesday, Dec.
16. when Mn. C. F. Wells and
Mrs. Alice Paulson will dem
onstrate "Foods for Entertain
ing." The Highland group will
be present
The Buena Vista Women's
Christmas party was held at
the club hall Wednesday even
ing. Mn. Etta Detering deco
rated the tables with candles,
holly and colored cloths. Melba
Powen made the angle place-
cards and Mn. John Drazdoff
and Harriet Busby decorated
the hall and tree and took care
of gifts. Secret pals were re
vealed and a program was pre
sented. ' i . ...
New officers Installed were:
President, Mary Drazdoff; vice
president Mae Drazdoff; 2nd
vice president, Bessie Hall;
secretary, Harriet Busby; treas
urer, Clair Graber.
The past president .Kate
Graber, was presented a camel
lia plant, and Evadna Prather
a gift for being present at ev
ery meeting the past year.
Vena Wallis received a gift
for the most beautiful table
decoration for the year.
Present at the party were)
Mesdames V a d n a Prather,
Leon Long, Kate Bride, Lulai
Fickel, Retha Johnson, Eliz
abeth Lierman, Minnie Osborn,
Mae Drazdoff, Mary Drazdoff,
Bessie Hall, Etta Detering, Ol
ive Wells, Hazel Wells, Melba
Powen, Henrietta Busby, Har
riet Busby, Wanda Ward, Clair
Graber, Mabel Short, Nellie
Millhouser, Elma Hultman. An
tha McLaughlin, and Misses
Sharon Drazdoff, Sonia Draz
doff and Carol Drazdoff.
IUahee
lllahee Mrs. Albert left I
Friday morning for San Fran
cisco, Calif, where she will!
visit her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mn.
George Schlegel and other
relatives.
Mr. and Mn. Owen Thomas
of Eugene are spending a few
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days visiting Mr. Thomas'
parents'. Mr. and Mn. Gilbert
Thomas.
The country home of Mrs.
Dale Grim was the scene of a
Chriitmas party, Thursday af
ternoon, when Mrs. Grim en
tertained honoring the mem
bers of the IUahee Friendly
Nelghbon club.
Lucile Harris called brief
business meeting.
Prizes went to Mrs. Owen
Thomas. Mn. Lucille Harris
and Mn. Wilma Pietrok.
Club memben and guests
Included Mn. Carrie Hock
spier, Jefferson, Ore., Mn.
Owen Thomas, Eugene, Ore.;
Mn. Alice Howard, Mrs. Rus
sell Langford, Mn. Reba Rus
sell, Linda Russell, Mrs.
Dorothy Johnson, Miss Lillle
Feller, Miss Ida Feller, Mn.
Ruth La Forge, Wilma Pie
trok and son, Mike, Mn. Pearl
Feller, Mn. Kate Barnes,
Danny and Bill Harris, Mrs.
PhU Williams, daughter,
Mary in, Mn. Laura Castel
lano, Ellane Grim, Mrs.
Louise Feller and the hostess,
Mn. Grim.
Scio
' Scio On the evening of
Dec. 23 the churches of this
neighborhood will meet for a
community Christmas service
at the Christian church.
Each church will furnish
some special music 1 Rev. Ger
ald Manley of the Scio Bap
tist church will bring the mes
sage. Many Christmas parties are
being clven this month. At
some of these parties, articles
are being collected to give to a
family whose home was recent
ly destroyed by fire."
The Munken community
club is meeting for a Christ
mas party, Wednesday after
noon, Dec. 18, wltn Maze j unr-
fin. Mrs. Andy Jackson will
be co-hostess.
There will be a gift exchange
and articles will also be col
lected for the Grigsby family.
The. PTA served 108 peo
ple at the county C.E.A. ban
quet here last Thursday.
The grade school is planning
to have various Christmas pro
grams in different rooms,
starting next week.
The Baptist church will have
its Sunday school program on
the evening of Dec. 20.
Treats will be given as the
audience leaves the church.
The young people's choir
from the Baptist church Is to
meet Saturday night at the
home of Mr. and Mn. Laddy
Elliott, for a Christmas prac
tice and social time.
Mr. and Mn. Leonard Fink
of Waterloo, Iowa, are visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Roner at West Scio.
Clifford Roner has been con
fined to his home by illness.
Everett Struckmeir recently
made a trip to eastern Oregon
on business.
David Ross has been having
trouble with infection in his
arm. He has also been con
valescing from his recent car
accident.
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