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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem. Orefoa
Saturday, December 19, 1953
In The
Edited kj HIKE FORBES
Lyons
Lyon Mr. and Mrs. Monroe
Walker hive gone to Tucson,
Ariz., where they will be guests
t the home of their daughter
and family, Mr. and Mn. Tru
man McClellan, over the holi
day!. They were accompanied
by Mri. Paul McClellan of Weit
Stayton.
Miss Edith Tietze left Wed
nesday for Philadelphia, Penn.
where she will vliit at the home
of her uncle. Miu Tietze ii the
daughter of Mr. and Mr. Julius
Tietze.
Congratulations are going to
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Free upon
the birth of a baby girl born
at the Salem Memorial hospital
Tuesday evening. The child
weighed six pound five ounces
She has two older sisters and
a brother.
Mrs. Robert Carleton and
children, Larry and Carolyn,
are spending this week with
her husband near Cascade
Locks. They will return home
this weekend and will move
there as soon as they find liv
ing quarters.
The Wednesday afternoon
card club met at the Rebekah
hall with Bertha Allen, Inez
Ring and Eulalia Lyons as
hostesses. A 1:30 dessert lunch
eon was served followed by
several tables of 500. Margaret
Kunkle held the high score,
Garnett Basssett second, and
Berniece Bridges third, and
Dorothy Helmn low.
At the close of the afternoon
their annual Christmas party
and gift exchange was held.
George Huffman with Mr.
and Mrs. Oswald Hirlie of
Gates went to Hermiston over
the weekend to attend a Ma
sonic meeting, where they as-
sisted in confering the M and
M degree upon Mr. Yates.
Donna Huber, who spent sev.
eral days in the Doernbecher
hospital in Portland under ob
servation, was brought home
Wednesday evening. Donna Is
the small daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Huber of Lyons.
Mrs.. Alex Bodeker enter
tained members of the Lyons
Womers Society of Christian
Service at her home Tuesday
afternoon. The room was dec
orated to carry out the Christ
mas thought.
Mrs. Reta Cruson and Mrs.
Frances Cruson was in charge
of the program. Special music
was furnished by Mrs. Aleene
Wilson of Mchama, and Mrs.
Muriel Warner of Turner, who
played electric steel guitars.
Jewell Hartnell gave the or
igin of the Christmas seal. Mrs.
Frances Cruson read the ser
mon by Peter. Christmas
hymns were enjoyed by the
group.
It was voted that the society
give $100 toward the ceiling of
the church.
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Dickson's
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SUNDAY
. Roast Turkey
& Dressing
Moihcd Potato With
Giblet Gravy, Cole Slaw
Hot Biscuit, Butter
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BRING THE FAMILY
Served in the Dining Room
or Service in Your Car!
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Yi Mile North of the Underpass
Valley
The Three Links club of
Faith Rebekah lodge is spon
soring a reception to be held at
the Rebekah hall Sunday, Dec.
27, front 2 to 4 in the after
noon honoring Mr. and Mrs.
George Berry on their golden
wedding anniversary.
A double header basketball
game was played Wednesday
evening at the Marl-Linn gym.
when the A and B team played
the A and B teams of Turner.
with Turner winning both
games. However, the girls were
victorious in their volley ball
game.
Monmouth
Monmouth District 13C
was represented at the North
west Oregon Citizens' and
Educators 'conference on the
salary problem in Portland
Dec. 12 by Dr. C. A. Fratzke.
John Dickinson, Alvin Leach,
Henry Tetz and John Pfaff.
The annual Christmas musi
cal program Is to be presented
by the voice music department
of Central high school at the
school gym on Tuesday, Dec.
22 at 8 p.m. The public is in
ited and admission is free.
The Monmouth and Inde
pendence schools will close at
3:45 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 23,
for the holiday vacation, and
reopen Jan. 4.
Rev. and Mrs. William i.
Rademaoher spent Wednesday
and Thursday In Portland,
The Christmas program 1 at
the First Baptist and First
Christian churches will be
given Sunday evening, Dec. 20,
at 7:45 o'clock and at the
Evangelical United Brethren
at 7:30 p.m.
Patricia Price, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert V. Price,
was Installed as honored queen
of Bethel 34, Job's Daughters,
at a Monday ceremony. Bill
Jean Riddell, past honored
queen, acted as installing of
ficer. Sidney Howard visited his
mother, Mrs. Annie Howard,
who Is ill at her home in Al
bany, Wednesday.
Arthur Spreadbrough was
elected president of the Cham
ber of Commerce. Other offi
cers are Dale Spark, vice pres
ident; Elmer Knaupp, secretary-treasurer;
James Gordon,
Carnes Schulmerich and Lester
Loch, executive committee.
The whole executive com
mittee will be the last three
names, the newly-elected presi
dent, vice president and the re
tiring president, Q. L. Jacob
sen, and retiring secretary, E.
J. Swenson. Dr. C. L. McCIure
was speaker and his topic was
"W h y Utopia in Europe
Turned into a Land of Slav
ery."
Pfc. Albert Loyd, son of Mr.
and Mrs. C. Loyd of 161 N.
College St., Is now serving as
a special orders clerk with
24th Replacement company of
the 24th Infantry In Korea.
Loyd, a graduate of the Mon
mouth high school, entered the
army in February. 1952.
Central high Panthers won
over the Sheridan Spartans
52-49, in the game played here
Tuesday night. Free throws by
Melvin Havcman and Larry
Johnson In the final minute of
play were the deciding factor.
Q. L. Jacobsen and Melvin
Elkins arc selling Christmas
tree in Pacific Grove and
Monterey, Calif. The parent of
Jacobsen live in Pacific Grove
COLORADO
PAN-SAN
at the
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EVERY
SATURDAY NIGHT
admlwlon chant tiU after 1
of "CACTUS JACK KUZIAIt"
Ak tor your FREE ticket for
Dec. U. TlckrU KREE for the
or any department at Dickson's
and Chrlsimaa night.
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DINNER
Roasted
Veal
With Roasted Potatoes
And Gravy, Cole Slaw
Hot Biscuits and Butter
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and he made a visit there in
November to plan the selling
The trees were obtained in
Washington and 2.000 trees
were taken by truck owned by
Elkins to California to sell.
Mr. Jacobsen ii working in
the Monouth Furniture store
during her husband's absence.
Mrs. O. A. Macy, a director
of the Civic club, presided at
the Thursday meeting.
Mr. WUliam C handle of
Hillsboro, a former president
of the State Federated Wom
en's clubs, showed film,
What's Cooking?"
Mrs. Charles Powell report-
ed on the club' "Welcome to
Monmouth" program.
Mrs. Later Colgan an
nounced the "well child-' con
ference to be held in the club
rooms Dec. 17.
The Women' Society of
World Service of the Evangel
ical United Brethren church
met Thursday at the church
and gifts for the Fairvlew
home were given in place of
an exchange of gift. Mrs. Mol-
lie Lacey was honored with a
birthday cake for her 81st
birthday.
ML Angel
Mt. Angel The Green Pas
ture 4-H Club met Tuesday
evening at the Barnard Shied
Ier country home, and enrolled
member for another year of
4-H work.
Bernard Klmllnger was
elected president. Members
belonging to the club are Ber
nard Kimlinger, Gary Schled
ler, Dennis Schledler, John
Fltzsifmmons, James Fltzslm-
mons and Michael Fltzslm
mons. Mrs. Fitzsimmon is
their leader again for t h i
year.
The catholic Order of Men
Foresters made plan at their
recent meeting for initiation
ceremonies ot new members
scheduled for February. Chief
Ranger William Blem appoint
ed a committee of Joseph Wav
ra, Val Eberle and Arnold
Schiedler to make the ar
rangements.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ober-
tlnner had as their recent
guests, Bro. Jake Feltes, S. J.
of Holy Cross, Alaska, and
Father Danial Lyons, S. J. of
Portland.
Sweet Home
Sweet Home Christmas
programs are being planned at
schools in the Sweet Home
area and dates for the pro
grams follow:
Foster Grade school: upper
grades program which will in
clude the band, chorus and the
Sweet Home Civic Chorus, will
be Friday, Dec. 18, at 8 p.m.;
the four lower grades win
have their program Tuesday
afternoon, Dec. 22. At this
program, treats will Be given
to all children.
Holley grade school Pro
gram will be December 22 at
8 p.m. with a 45-minute pro
gram by the upper grade and
a play by the first, second, and
third grades.
Hawthorn school Tne
Christmas program will be held
in conjunction with the reg
ular PTA meeting Dec. 21, and
all six grades will participate
Parties In the individual
rooms will be held before
school is out on Dec. 21, at 8
cm.
Pleasant Valley school On
Dec. 22 at 2 p.m. the school
will present a program con
sisting of plays and vocal se
lections by the children who
are under the direction of Miss
Helen Stewart and a Tonette
Band under the direction of
Paul McLain will play several
selections.
After parties In the Individ
ual rooms on Wednesday, Dec.
23. the children will be given
treats which are being pro
vided by the Community club
Sweet Home Union nign
school Wednesday, Dec. 23
at 8 P m. is the date set for the
pageant with the choruses un
der the direction of Mrs. Myr
tle Gates and the band under
the direction of Dan Keele tak
ing part
Oak HeiRhtj school plans a
program Dec. 18, at 8 p.m. in
the gym. It will consist of
playlets, recitations and musi
cal selections.
While the Long Star schools
plan no public program, each
room will have a Christmas
program and treats on Wednes
day, Dec. 23.
Sunnyside school held its
program Friday, Dec. 18, at 8
p m. A full length film will be
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Unionvale
Unionvalo Sixteen mem
bers of the Unionvale Home
Extension unit attended the
December .monthly meeting
held all day at the social room
of the local church Wednes
day. Mrs. Adolph Hraba and
Mr. M. V. Wright were pro
ject leader for glove making
from cotton tuede material.
A Christmas gift exchange
was, a feature.
Dinner was served at noon.
The Unionvale WSW8 annu
al Chrlstma meeting will be
held at the social room of the
church Tuesday, Dec. 22. Din
ner will be served. A Christ
mas gift exchange will be
featured.
Each member has been ask
ed to bring a gift for "Cheer"
baskets.
Pfc. Edgar Vert Hoard in
the U.S. Army with 44th dlvf
ion in Korea, report that it
is very cold where he I now
stationed. He I well and a let
ter was received from him a
few day ago.
Mr. Clyde Dollar entertain
ed 14 ladies at a preview gad
get party at the partonige on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Roy Martin of West-
lock, Alberta, Canada, la a
guest of her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mr. Clyde
Hoard. She expect to ipend
the winter in the Willamette
valley. She was guest of her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Merrick In
Salem and her father, Edgar
James, her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon
James at Whiteson, for sever
al day before coming 'to the
Hoard home Sunday evening
Foster
Foster A report by the
budget committee was consid
ered at the last meeting of the
Foster Parent-Teacher associa
tion. A report was given on the
supplementary book project for
which $80 had been voted.
Twenty-five dollars was votr
ed to be set aside for purchase
of baseball and basketball let
ters, and one-half of the insur
ance premium lor me coy
Scouts station wagon was to be
paid by the association.
A reDort was made by Leslie
King, purchasing chairman of
the traveling room prize com
mittee. A volunteer group of women
'II' meet In the morning of
Tuesday, Dec. 22, to sack the
candy and treats which wilt oe
distributed after the program
of the lower grades in the af
ternoon Dec. 22.
Three door prizes were given
at the meeting. Those receiv
ing them were Mrs. Ruby, Les
ter Weld, and Mis Marjorle
Phillips.
Mrs. Rulon McArthur gave a
report on the child guidance
clinic and asked that the Fos
ter school PTA hare In the
expenses for this year. No final
action was taken at this meet-
lng . A
The program was presented
by children in the third and
fourth grades and Included
several musical numbers and
recitations.'
Refreshment were served at
the close of the evening by the
sixth grade mothers with Mrs.
Boone, chairman.
Amity
Amitv Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Burns are building a new house
on their farm north of Amity,
Their farm house burned late
last summer.
J. W. Walling Is having two
maple trees on his lawn re
moved this winter.
Henry Jusa is doing the work
and will market the maple
burls.
The trees were planted more
than 75 years ago when Wal
ling's uncle, Barney Buffman,
built the house that is tne wai
ling residence.
Mrs. John Blum of Reno,
Nev.. was an overnight guest of
Miss Laura Judy Tuesday. She
was called to Portland due to
the death of her brother. Thorn
as S. Jellison.
The Three Links club held
its annual Christmas party
Wednesday evening at the John
presented to the school Wed
nesday, Dec. 23, as a gift from
the school personnel.
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Lahley borne on Jelllson St
Mr. H. J. Rlchter wuco
hostess. All business was dispensed
with until the January meeting.
Secret pal were revealed
and gifts presented.
Johnnie Lahly and Christina
received the gift. Some were
brought for the lOOF home.
Darlene Wood read a story ot
Christmas tree decoration in
other land.
Mi Edythe Wanles and
Elma Mason will be the Jan
uary hostesses.
Talbot
Talbot A beautiful letting
for the Talbot Women's club
Chrlstma meeting was the
home of Mrs. Galena Winn,
Chrlstma decorations were
used throughout
Club president, Mrs. Ole
Jorgenson, presided over the
business meeting. Plans were
made for a 1:S0 dessert lunch
eon at the Jan. 8 meeting at
the home of Mrs. Al Gurgur
lcb. Members enjoyed a gift
exchsnge from a Christmas
tree.
Mr. Addle Davidson won
the prize.
Gifts for the box to be sent
to the Children's Farm Home
at Corvallis were displayed,
Christmas treats were serv
ed during the refreshment
hour.
Grand Island
Grsnd Island Chief Quar
termaster Robert Fyock in the
navy, and Mrs. Fyock ' and
daughters, Lynda and Louise
of San Diego and her brother,
Kenenth Asher, in the navy,
also stationed at San Diego, ex
pect to drive to the home of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Asher, and reach here
Sunday for a one-week leave.
Mrs. Dale L. Fowler met her
daughter, Miss Marcer.a D.
Fowler, an OSC student when
she came to Salem Wednesday
starting her Chrlstma vaca
tion.
Webfoot
Webfoot The Webfoot
Home Demonstration unit De
cember meeting was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Lovely, Wednesday.
Mrs. Lovely and Mrs. Gor
don Graham were project
leaders for glove making.
There were 10 members and
one guest, Mrs. J. L. Shawver,
present. A business meeting
was held.
Dinner was served at noon.
Mrs. Stephen Benedict act
ed as secretary in the absence
of Mrs. George Doud.
A Christmas gift exchange
was featured.
The next meeting will be
held at the Webfoot Grange
hall when making lampshades
will be the lesson.
Injured Silverton
Boy Awaits Santa
Silverton Mr. Frank
Conroy, mother of John, five
year ot age, announced that
the child 1 considered serious
ly hurt after the reports of all
preliminary test and aurgery
had been completed, and that
he would have to be at the Sil
verton hospital for more than
a month.
The little boy was struck by
a passing automobile near the
South Water St family -home
earlier in the week, receiving a
fractured leg near the hip
Joint, body bruises, a broken
nose, cuts and lacerations about
the face and head and other
not so serious injuries of both
arms and hands.
John's one wish is that
"Santa Claus can find time to
come to the hospital" Satur
day (December 19), while he is
at the Palace theater.
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'MOONSTRUCK MELODY'
Featuring Ere Arden and Weedy Herman
and His Orchestra
Miss Wells Is
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Wood burn Miss Barbara
Wells, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lester D. Wells of Wood
burn, was wed Saturday after
noon, November 28. to Joseph
LaBaniky, son ot Mrs. Violet
LaBansky of Wisconsin and
Ivan LaBansky of Stayton, at
St. Luke's Catholic church In
Woodburn. The Rev. Michael
Fleming performed the
double ring ceremony at 2
o'clock In the presence of
about 100 guests.
Baskets of white chrysan
themums decorated - the
church. Soloist was Miss Ja
nice Hanauska with Mrs. E.
S. Donnelly at the organ.
The bride was given in
marriage by Iter father. She
wore a full length white satin
dress trimmed in old Irish
lace. Her veil of fingertip
length fell from a lace crown
with trim of aeed pearls and
her bouquet was of American
Beauty rose.
Mr. There Burnett of
Woodburn was matron of hon
or for her1 niece. She wore
white organdy over orchid
taffeta. Misses Barbara Roth.
Betty Taylor and Beatrice
Kleen ot Salem were brides
maids, Misa Roth wearing
white organdy over green taf
feta, Miu Taylor wearing gold
satin with a back panel of lace
and Miss Kleen gowned In
dusty rose satin with back
panel of lace. All carried
white chrysanthemum with a
heart of red roses. Flower
girl were Susan Lackner and
Glenda Jones.
Curtis LaBansky was beat
ban for hi brother and ush
er were Clifford Wells of
Seattle, Wash., brother of the
bride. Perry Glass and Ver
non Hawkins.
A reception was at the
American Legion hall. Mrs.
Gus Well of McMii.iville,
aunt of the bride, cuttini the
wedding cake. Mr. Leon a
Lackner, a foster sister of the
bride, poured coffee and Miss
Dorothy Rice served punch.
Miss Darlene Gottsacker as
sisted in serving. At the 'gift
table were Mrs. Howard Zur
Unden, Mrs. Ted Anderson
and Miss Arlene Schervem.
Miss Carol Brit tan passed the
guest book. The couple will
live in Woodburn.
Past Matrons Are
Honored by Group
Woodburn The regular
meeting and Christmas party
of the Past Matrons' club of
Evergreen chapter, Order of
Eastern Star, waa Wednesday
night at the Masonic temple.
A no-host dinner was served
at 7 o'clock followed by the
short business meeting and
exchange of gifts.
Mrs. Agnes Jones and Miss
Gladys Adsms were in chsrge
of serving the dinner. Other
past matrons present were
Mrs. Helen Guiss, Mrs. Nina
J. Ringo, Mrs. Eleanor Vlck
ers, Mrs. Nettie Johnson, Mrs.
Beulah Gilbert, Mrs. Martha
Relling, Mrs. Marjorle Mer
riott, Mrs. Mabel Dixon, Mrs.
Freda Burt, Mrs. Nellie Muir,
Mrs. Violet Atwood, Mrs.
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Sal. Night, Dec. 19
Featuring
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Aline Beers, Mrs. Evelyn
Morris and Mrs. Minnie Rich
ards. Mrs. Hsrlow Dixon presid
ed over the business meeting
and plana were made for the
annual dinner to be Friday,
January 20. honoring Mr. and
Mr. Gall Wengenroth, the re
tiring worthy -matron and
worthy patron of Evergreen
chapter. It was voted to buy
material to make article for
the Masonic and Eastern Star
home at Forest Grove. '
Mrs. Nellie Muir was in
chsrge ot the lighted Christ
mas tree and gift exchange.
For the next regular meet
ing. Jan. 20, Mrs. Martha
Relling, Mrs. Aline Beers and
Mrs. Beulah Gilbert will be
hostesses.
WSCS Members at
Silverton Meet
Silverton- A musical pro
gram at the Tuesday after
noon meeting of the Woman's
Society of Christian Service
ot the Methodist church, in
cluded selections by Mrs. Paul
Henry, vocalist,-" Chrlstma
hymn and carol by a junior
high mixed choral group, di
rected by Mrs. Knute Diger
ness; and vocal selection by
Mrs. Lyman Coslett. Piano
accompanist was Mrs. Craig
CUrk.
Members of the Ellen circle
of the WSCS, were program
directors, using as their theme:
"Christ, the Supreme Gift In
Christmas Blessings" An all
white gift basket of remem
brances for the Methodist
home in Salem, was dedicat
ed In a white candle lighting
ceremonial by Mrs. E. A. Fin
lay. Mr. Ben Sprick took
the basket to the home.
Mrs. W. E. Toney 1 chair
man of the Sara Adam cir
cle, the member lerving re
freshments, and requesting j
tne cnurcn ioik to oring iooa
and clothing for a basket for
a worthy family, Sunday, De
cember 20t
Announcement was made
of the reception for the fam
ily of the new minister, the
Rev. Paul Henry, Mr. Henry
and their two daughter, Sun
day, January 3, during the af
ternoon hour from S to 8
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Speaker lor Club .
Silverton Mrs. Aage An
derson ot the "Inga and Aage''
specialty and bobby store wis
guest speaker at the Monday
afternoon annual Christmas
meetini of the Sifvarton Wom
an's club.
Demonstrating her talk with
wares from her tn on !.
display table, she told of Scan
dinavian Yuletide legends and
customs, and the special decor
ations each of the three coun
tries. Denmark. Nnrwav
I Sweden used in home and tree
trim suggestive of the season.
The members ot the club ar
ranged gifts for the MacLaren
boys training school at Wood-
Durn ana lor tne Salem state
hospital and sent a cash dona
tion to the Corvallis Children'
Farm home.
Christmas musical (elections
were by Mrs. William Iron, vi
olinist and Mrs. Robert Fry of
Salem, vocalist. '
General co-chairmen of the
afternoon's plans were Mrs.
Harlan Moe and Mrs. E. A. Te
ter. A number of guests attend
ed. The invitation was accept
ed from the Silverton Junior
Woman's club to be their guests
at the Tuesday evening, Janu
ary 8 meeting.
Mrs. Charles Hovt and M
L. M. Sanders were responsi
ble for the attractive seasonal
decorations.
Presidinc at the tea tabic
and serving the large group
present, were John Tweed,
Mrs. James Taylor, Mrs. Harry
Carson. Mrs. Frank Hubbs and
Mrs. Mark Hungate.
o'clock at the church social
hall. Friend are welcome to
attend the reception.
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