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THE f APITAi. jnlFNAL. Salem. Oresrot)
limnp a.
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In The Valley
I .-.
Edilrd bj MIKE FORBES
Dayton 1 Falls City
SuKh.1" 1.7 of diughniw of ,he and -ervtim. S.nU
San church are entertain- Fall. City Le.term.ns. i, quite him . I ihfnk
IM the junior girU class to i .11 M her home in Salem and said I ?
for the Christmas Eve tree and
the big dinner next day.
A small son of Frank Joslln
Let- was frightened at Santa Claut
nanoca
back and
nough,
Grand Island
Grand Island Lt. and
Mn. Donald Wiley left by
plane Wedneadty morning to
not , r.tmrt bark to College sta-
Unionyale
Grand Ronde
nartv nn Saturday. Jan. 2 at u
the church. Thia party it tne DreaKoown. rnivi. ,, occasion war. M,ents. Mr. and Mn. Worth
eliir to a conteat between, Mn. Letterman sr. nan ex- Fl.,nk j0iiin ,nd w.lev it their Grand Island
MsTJ T W:n wear- Texu. eijh, da,;
the two classes in wnicn inc pected ii people :or (.nrisimas , w. ,..., Walter
Grand Ronde Mr. and boys were tne loser . : '"J " u !i Joslln and family of Eugene.
Mrs. Ernest Barn., .pent the I Mrs. Vernon Foster teaches , and I otly., last minute Ur- ,nd
holidays with their son and i the boy, class ana rs nev. ... y...... 'llr.
daughter. Mr. and Mr,. Phil 1 Robinson ha. the girl." class. ! . Jngvar B Lamtertajif
Barnes, and Mr. and Mr, John' Mr. and Mr, W J. M.honcy . -
Ttvir aM u Mr of Lebanon and Mr. and Mrs. ..' . . 1 n
and Mn. Lawrence Christian Walter Bingham of Castle ;cwa. ne nas oeen namea ... Anolher chlld wn0 i, .fr.id
of Lebanon alto were lues's. Rock, Wash., spent Christmas of Santa Claui if two year old
Mr and Mr. Billv Gill en- her( wi,h Mr" June H"'v 0,her .V"l,etI., ' ? M"? Ann Fletcher, daughter
Mr. and Mr, Billy Gill en , Patricia Schuen- have most recently been hos-, d M A L rielcher.
rLr. s!" '.Jfe nd. When her mother took her
Mr and Mr T & "an Gill and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walls and : " j to Salem to M SanU the rain
Mr and Mrs. u. dn oiu ana McMinnville. were Mn. J. H. Jenkint of Dallas ,,, nMriv torrential and the
Mr. and Mrs Dan G.Tl of Mc V.n. '!;!;rt;- '"" 7" T1V
innvilie. ., ..... ,. lh,,.h.nH nut tn !! nn Mn , , .u- u. .1. ...I
Iiy. . "ana a, v paiuin w - .anO. USl SS ll.C i.H.B well
.nr. mrs. j.j , M Pitch .. . i Koneri rieicner, ana iney ,.nj.. ,he "..ve" the w nd
had a. their house guest for ... . ... . p.u.,, u brouiht a fine rabbit doe and ,..,,oh( in rf., it nrt riumned
Unionvale Mr. and Mn
John Thien and son, Richard
Baker entertained with a fam
ily Christmas party at thfir
home in L'nionvalf. Attending
were Mr. and Mrs. Timothy
King and two daughters, Pearl
and Aleta King of Unionvale;
Argal Gross in L'.S service,
stationed at Fort Lewis, Mr.
and .tt. Robert Bakrr of As
toria. He is in coast guard
duty. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Baker and Susan of Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stein
grube entertained with a fam
ily party Thursday. Four
grandsons of Mrs. William Tay
lor in U.S. service were home
for Christmas. They are Rus
sell Tavlnr in air rnros recent
ly from Japan; Darrell Taylor, j Pnts, Mr. and Mrs. Charles j fined.
army, recently of Korea; Ro
bert Taylor, air corp. Las Ve
gas, Dev.; Donald Wiley, air
corps. College Station. Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Magee
were Christmas day dinner
guests of their son and daugh-.
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mn. Rob
ert Magee, and sons at Corval-lis.
ACORNS FROM THE
c'Th
the holidays their mother. Mrs. ! . ;.. , u ' n WA.rA. her 10 babies. Mrs. Jenkins;. u, fi of u,.tr on her
lt, rtnuinAU , rnntrslia 1 a""' s- 'w ' "M " " MH . I1..-J 4 k o1" f
w u 'land Anita spent the day Tuea-!"". - head to her Old age -ne win
""- Aav at th l.onffv ew hncnital rivicucr rciiucure. nrnhah v nv "Kin thrnur wl.
Mr. and Mrs. George Post.wnere a brother-in-law, Ray, Mrs. Gene Lacey, a former lter on me."
spent Christmas day with her ; Bailey, and his mother arc con-. Mills City resident, is in the! Christmas guests of the
J Dalits Hospital, having suomu- George Newlandt were the fa-
Mike Ewing, who has been i urgcry uec. ther, Charlea Chard who was
In the McMinnville hospital Christmas dinner guests of i brought home from Barteili
Maidment of Chchalls, Wash.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman St.
Germain, and three children, , for two weeks came home the Gene Walsh family will be
spent Christmas with her sis-, Tuesday, feeling much Improv- Mrs. Walsh's parents. Mr. and
ter, Mr. and Mrs. John Bus- ed in health. Mri. Fay Porter of Monroe.
well and family of Wlllamina Mr Jnd Mrl A r Wlllson Mrs. Gerald Shoemaker if In
Mr. and Mrs. Ted E. Smith r l prt hom Tuesday from! the Dallas hosoital. suffering
had as their guests at Christ- Trsl where they visited a ton
mas, mri. i-ean sironecx 01 ..j a Haushter and the r fam
WITH DEL MILNE
ew rumuouniow
(ar "I cm drtim, can't II")
FOR MEN:
1. I vow to take my little spouse
to the oak Hoomlor a very special
treat so I can 1111 my tummy with
some 01 tnai neiicioiu mean ,.
3. I vow to take my family . . .
one and all ... to the Marion
Hotel Dining Room cus I've heard
they've sol real family dinners
witn extra special quality AND
family prices.
FOR WOMEN:
1 I'm Rolnit to call the Marlon
Hotel RIOHT NOW to maka res
ervations for trie first fashion
luncheon of the New Year pres.
ented by Johiuon's In the Oold
Room I
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
Iimtmbtr In Saltm It's Ih
HOTEL MARION
Phono. 3-4 1 23
YEARS
DAY
Roast Turkey
& Dressing
Moshtd Potato With
Giblef Gravy, Colo Slow
Hot Biscuits, Butter
85
ftoasled
Veal
With Roosted Pototoei
And Grovy, Cole Slow
Hot Biscuits ond Butter
85
Bring the Family
Sftd la the Dinlito Keen
r Sonic in Tour Car
WooloffA
SAN SHOP
,m.llir1i,fcfajpt
Salem, and Ray Harris of Dal
las.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hines
and children of Eugene, spent
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs.
Curtis Hines and Nina.
Mr. and Mn. Charles Van-
audenhaegen of Forest Grove
were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Curtis Hines.
Miss Nina Hines, student of
Willamette university, is
spending her vacation with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis
Hines.
Roland Rydell, age 14 years,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Rydell of Grand Ronde died at
Salem General hospital Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Swanson
and family spent Christmas
with their sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Linberg of Portland.
Dinner was served to 22 guests.
Mr. and Mn. Ivan Caligan
enjoyed a family gathering at
their home on Christmas day
Their guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Rnhlson and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Banuch, Mr.
and Mrs. William Larkins and
son Tommy. Robert Banuck
and guest. Miss Lou Martin, all
of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cali
gan and son of Ft. Hill, visited
Mr. and Mn. Ivan Caligan over
Sunday.
Grand Island
ilics during the Christmas holi
days.
Mrs. Lena Filer and Char
lotte visited her sister, Mrs.
Barbara Dill, in Multnomah
Wednesday.
GuesU over the holiday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Holt and family were her
mother, Mrs. Louise Almgren,
and his mother, Mrs. Alma
Holt, and her son, Mr. and Mrl.
Dean Almgren and ton, ill of
Corvallis.
Mrs. Lena Willard is back ot
her home again after ' being
with her daughter, Mn. Mah-
ion Williams, for a week or so.
On Sunday she was i din
ner guest of her son, Orange
Willard, and family.
Mrs. Austin Fields of Port
land visited with Mr. apd Mrs.
Smith Fields over the week
end. On Saturday, Mrs. Fields'
brother, Lyle Addison and fam
ily, of Aurora, stopped for the
day. The Addisons have a new
baby as a gift this Christmas
time.
from a back ailment. She is
there for obscr -atlon as well as
treatment and expected home
soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whltton
of Sweet Home are spending a
few dayi it the Woodrow Rob
inson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cam
per and daughter, Carolyn,
were Christmas dinner guests
of the Frank Campbell family.
Mrs. Evjene was surprised
by a visit from her son, Arnold
Evlene, for a short stay.
Arnold is In the Navy and
stationed at Norfolk. Va.
While home he and his mother
drove to Junction City to see
an aunt, Mrs. Charles Stan
field, and his sister, Mrs. Los
ley and her family came from
Logsden to spend Christmas
and to visit. Arnold returned
to base Monday by plane, as his
leave was short.
Leroy Davis has had the cast
removed from his leg and
strength it coming back to the
injured part.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Paul
and grandchildren met at the
home of a dauffhter. Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn S. ChildsiGladys Brown, Christmas day
hospital before the holidays.
Mrs. Newland'i brother and
wife. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Chard
and three boys ot Tillamook,
an anut. Mn. John DeHart and
her husband from Silverton
and Helen Newland who It
home from Laurelwood Acad
emy for a two weeks vacation.
Alvin Woodruff and wife and
his sister. Lillle are visiting a
sister and brother it Santa
Ana, and other points In Cali
fornia. Llllie is on I vacation
from Laurelwood Academy.
home. He expects to gradu
ate in the air corps Feb. 28.
Mr. and Mr. Isaac Braat
and family of near Newberg
were Christmas dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs Dale L. Fowl-1
er and Miss Marcena.
Sunday dinner guests at the
tame home were: Mr. and Mn.
Floyd E. Fowler. Mrt. Louise
Fowler and Miss Pauline Man
del of Portland and Mrs. Clar
ence L. Fowler of Unionvale.
St Louis
Hubbard
and her mother, Mrs. riuane
Thettleplace, are expecting
guests for the New Year t holi
day, her brother and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Thettleplace,
and a niece, Mrs. Carl Evans
and three children, all 'from
Redding, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Docherty
and daughters visited Saturday
with her sister, Mrt. David
Hcidinger at Hillsboro.
Mr. and Mrt. George Tucker
wd son. Dean, of Medford, via-
lted his cousins, Mrt. W. S.
Hibbert and the Clare Heldert
Sunday afternoon.
Christmas cards indicate Mr.
and Mrs. L. R. Alderman are
enjoying the winter It New-
Grand Island Mr. and Mrs.
Roy E. Stoutenburg had their
; family home for Christmas.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
I Raymond Palmer and family
of Grand Island; Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Webster, their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Dfann Ifnnlln mnA ann D;.l.l.
of Longvlew, Wash.; Mr. and port Beacn' CaI"'
Mrs. J. R. Dodd of Calico.
Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Dodd are
remaining until after New
Year't day.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale L. Fowler
and Marcena had more than 30
members present for a family
dinner at their home in Grand
Island.
Attending were Mr.
Mrs. Vernon Eslclle
Aumsville
Aumsville Grade school
children presented the annual
Christmas program Dec. 21 in
the gymnasium. The first, sec
ond, third and fourth grades
and v a pageant "The Children
Mvrtle Find Their Gifts. "Scenes from
Point: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee! Christmas Carol," by Charles
and family. Days Creek: Miss Dickens was presented by the
Doris Braat. Portland; Mr. tnd 'f'h and sixth grade pupils.
Mrs. Fred Finnicum. Webfoot;! A one act playlet "Too Much
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shel- Mistletoe'' was given by sev
burnp, McMinnville: Miss Phvl- enlli and eichih rort. luHni.
lis Finnicum, Salem; Mr. and and also "Seeing the World
Mrs. Arnold Braat and Lynel,, Through Christmas Music,"
Wheatland; Mrs. M. Braat, which consisted of a c h o r a 1
Unionvale oronn slnoln euop.l rhrl.l.
Mrs Frank Finnicum and mas sones.
uii, nnn.ua finnicum
for a family reunion
Mrs. B. Y. Allen's Christmas
guests were her son, E. J. Allen
and hit wife, alto a friend,
Miss Green, all of Tillamook;
Jimmy Allen II and wife, Jim
my Allen III and hit other
grandmother, Mrs. Vale of In
dependence. Mr. and Mrs. Algot Fredin
made a train trip back to their
home in Minnesota for the holi
day season, and will return to
Oregon early in January.
George Kreiss of Redwood
City, Calif., a grandson of Mrs.
B. Y. Allen, fell 25 feet while
working at carpentry and broke
his neck in three places, his
spinal cord was partly crushed
tn vertebrae which were brok
en, and he also received other
injuries.
Mr. Krelsa was rushed to a
hospital where doctors drilled
through the neck vertebrae
and inserted the proper bolts
to hold them in place and will
operate soon upon the back.
The doctors tay Mr. Kreiss
will not be paralyzed from the
crushed spinal cord.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mcvers
drove to Salem Christmas day
and had dinner with Mr. Mey
er s sister.
Leroy Davis was an over
night guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Lee of Salem recently.
Floyd Brown and Leroy Dav
is drove to Estacada Mondav.
Everett Estelle is spending
his two weeks vacation at home
with his mother. Mrs. William
Hubbard New officers
will be installed Tuesday eve
ning. Jan. S during an open
ceremony for the Pythian Sis
ters of Arion Temple at 8
o'clock In the Pythian hall.
Mrs. Jack MocVnaw will be
installing officer and the
staff will be directed by Mrs.
Sadie Rich.
The members of the Hub
bard Woman's club will hold
their January meeting in
Portland at the home of Mrs.
Vern Van Horn, Wednetday,
Jan. 8. at 2 p.m. for a program
"The United Nations Bring
ing World Understanding and
Peace." Mrs. Van Horn is
GWFC United Nation! Dlvit
ion chairman.
Members may contact Mrs.
Wayne Bridge for transportation.
The Zulus of South Africa
believe that every man la ac
companied by an ancestral
spirit in the form of a serpent
which moves underground. If
the terpen! diet the man diet
and then the serpent comet to
life again.
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3 Color Cartoon
Alto
Kathryn Grayson
Howard Keel
"KISSMEKATE"
Alio
Rhonda Fleming
in
"Serpent of the Nile"
St. Louis Mr. and Mrt.
R. P. Horning had at their
guests Christmas day Mr. and
Mn. Earl Horning and tons of
Hillsboro; Mr. and Mrs. Ro
bert Brown tnd children of
Portland; Mr. and Mn. Albert
Gray and ton of Vancouver.
Wash.; and Mr. and Mrt. Fred
Schwlngler.
Latt Saturday Mr. and Mrt.
Harry Horning and children,
Morrlt and Donna, ttopped at
the R. P. Horning home on
their return from visiting her
parent! at Aumsville.
Mrt. D. H. Gallup of St.
Paul, Minn., visited her broth
er and family, Mr. and Mn.
George Ruth. Mr. Ruth hadn't
teen hit lister for more than
32 yean. Mrt. Gallup It now
vltiting her daughter, Mrt.
Melvln Mitchell at Silverton.
Mr. Mitchell's mother, Mrt.
Ethel Hall, accompanied Mn.
Gallup.
Mr. and Mrt. Ernest An
drei had as their guests
Christmas Mr. and Mn. Paul
Simon; Mr. am Mrt. Lynn
Simon and children of Wood
burn; and Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Satterle of Silverton.
The Fred Manning family
had their reunion at the St.
Louii hall Christmas day.
The children of Mr. and
Mrs. Cyril Schomus are all
ill at thii time.
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Kathryn Grayson
Howard Keel
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Also
Rhonda Fleming
"Serpenl oTlho Hlla"
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"BLACK FURY"
were e t.. . .L' ...lo. iiu(iu
Christmas dinner guests of Mr !...?" . " . . ,ne ; Estelle and sister. Miss Ila Es-1
and Mrs Chester Caldwell nr.r " V ""'' "'"" telle
Lafayette and In the afternoon " . tstene lives at Grand Ronde
motored to Portland to see ' land 15 employed by a logging
tier little niece. Jeanrtte In ri 1 mcmm' aervea cook- nrm.
Providence hospital. Portland ic "nri c0,tef flote of The children and grandehil-
Snr-
tlie evening.
Mrs.!-
dren. all except Mrs. Pegcy
. usmonovich and daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Charles
gcant and Ills ninth, r
George Sargrant. 91. i.f Grand Harris and two children of near Anchorage. Alaska, met at the
island, had as their Chnstmai balem were Christmas iiimIi,"0 oi Mrs. Charles Joslin
uiiinrr ui i... mr. ana Mis. mrir parents. Mr and Mrs.
Donald Sergeant and son and Raleigh Worthington and
two d.iiiKhter. of Hopewell: brother. Flovd Worthlnrtnn, at
Mr. and Mrs Joiin Freeborn Grand Island district.
and three soin rf Dajton: Mr
and Mrs Russell Sargeant and
two danshteri of Grand Island
A turkey dinni was s. rveH
Mr. and Mr. Russell Sara-
eant and two rinugh'rrs were
Christmas i-...!.- , of her psr
enU and hn. .' . .-. Mr and Mrs
Helr.ier Toriy;i a id Bud Torp
pa of A-nrn Hurl Torrpa has
d polio for a number of
months but is improving and
home on va'atio.i.
Mr. and Mrs How ard Worth.
Ington and two children of I ..
fayette. Mr and Mrs. Howard
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