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Hopewell
HOPEWELL Sunday twa
in tlM Hopewell E.U.B. church
Joined with the Unionvale E.U.B
church (or the showing o( the
film, "Mr. Txi.
Monday evemnf the quarterly
conference of the Hopewell
E.U.B. church waa held at the
church. ith Rev. Uoyd Uecker
of the Enf lewood K. V. B. church
. of Salem presiding.
Several carloada of membera
of the Hopewell E.U.B. church
went in to Salem to the Engle-
wood E.U.B. church on Tuesday
evening to see (he pictures of
Ni stria and Sierra Leone, West
Africa, shown by Bishop Ira E.
Warner, who visited those mis
sion fields last year.
The Hopewell Home Extension
meeting was held Tuesday, Jan.
5, at the Hopewell EX'.B. church,
with Mrs. John Fuqua, chairman,
in charge of the business meet
ing. Miss Betty Wieman. Yam
hill county agent, gave the les
son on making lamp shades. I
Thursday evening, Jan. 7, the
January meeting of the Hope
well Community club will be
held at the school, w:tb white
elephant sale as the main fea
ture. Mrs. Prank Hersha is improv
ing in the Salem Central hospit
al, where she was taken New
Year'a Eve suffering bruises and
other complications, due to a
fall. Her mother, Mrs. Lane
Davidson, returned Sunday from
Raymond, Wash., where she had
been visiting her family over
the Christmas holidays, to care
for the Hersha children. i
Mrs. P L. Witchee, Jr., Is now
at home after a week in the
Salem General hospital because
of a severe cold. Mrs. F. L.
Withee has been caring for the
Withee children.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Baker moved
to the Unionvale district during
Christmas vacation, and Mr, and
Mrs. Luther Stacey and family
are occupying the house thev
have vacated.
Mrs. S. C. Waller was ill with
flu this past week.
Rev. and Mm. Carl Pershall
and family returned to their
home in Hamer, Idaho, on Fri
day after a week'a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lafferty and
other relatives. Mr. Lafferty has
been ill with a aevere cold.
Robert Pearse visited hia cous
ins, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Meyer
of Brownsboro, Ore., near Med
fnrd, for several days this past
week, going by bus. Dean Brown
assisted with the chores In his
absence.
Miss Alleen Allison returned
to El Centre Calif., this week,
after three weeks visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Alli
son. Miss Elva Allison tnent
Christmas with relatives here
also, and returned to her work
In El Centra on Sunday follow
ing Christmas. '
Mrs. Nellie Willis spent 10
days with her sisters, Mrs
Charlea Stephens and Mrs. Bert
Stephens, during the Christmas
holidays, returning to her home
in Newberg sftcr New Years
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Stephens
and Lester were New Year's
Pay guests of his parents, Mr.
snd Mrs. Howard Stephena.
Mrs. N. O. Pearse was a New
Year's Dsy guest of her son and
family, Mr. and Mrs. William
Pearse, in Salem. Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Coberly and family also
were guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Reed visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Evey of Manning, Ore., last
week and found her brother-in-law.
Lowell Ingles, in the hos
pital with a severe heart attack.
At last reports he is still in the
hospital but improving.
Wayne Hickerson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. L. A. Hickerson. re
turned to Corvallls for the open
ing of the winter term. Jsn. 4.
Robert Janten, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Gust Janicn has enrolled
for the winter term also.
The watch night social at the
Hopewell E.U.B. church was at
tended by about 50 members
and friends. Colored slides were
shown by Howard Stephens, of
mountain saddle trips, and of
South Dakota trips taken by Mrs.
Clarence Legg, of southern states
by Mrs. R. T. Kirid, and of Red
Lodge, Mont., and Yellowstone
Tark by Rev. Glen Har-is. Other
motion pictures also were shown.
Musical numbers were furnished
by Lawrence Thornton, director
of musie of the Englewood h.u
B. church, on the cello and vocal
solos, accompanied by Mrs.
Glen Harris. Refreshments were
served.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wright are
the parents of a daughter, Gayle,
born Dec. 20 at the Salem Gen
eral hoapital. They have two
sons. Mrs. Wright and daughter
are now at home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Terrlll en
Joyed a visit from her daughter
and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hagood sad daughters,
sod Charlea Hagood, Sr., of
Grants Pass, over Vtu week end
While bera, the Hsgoods visited
relatives in Oregon City, snd
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Crystal Gardens
Old Tim and Modem
Music by Top" Edwards
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Condra and
Mrs. Avie Condra, in Salem.
Adelbert Smith was sleeted
Sunday school superintendent of
the Hopewell E.U.B. church, to
lake the place of Mrs. J
Kolln, who has moved to Salem.
John Kotka was elected assist
ant superintendent
The January meeting of the
Hnnvll Miinnrv nri?!V Will
be held at the home of Mr. and ,
Mrs. David Olke. Mrs. Charles
Stephens is the leader, and Mrs
Peter Parvin ani Mrs. Ross Rog
era. assistant hostesses;
Falls City
FALLS CITY Mr. and Mrs.
Leston Dickey took T. A. Glo
ver and Mrs. Josie Knapp to
Eugene Thursday, Dec. 31,
where they attended the fu
neral of Mrs. Knapp s brother,
Junius Ward.
Mr. Ward was a native of
Oregon having been born in
Marlon County Jan. 1. 1871.
He is survived by his widow
Lillie Dennis Ward, one daugh
ter. Hazel Ward, Eugene: three
sons, Arthur, Independence;
Elbert of Tillamook, and Ful
ton of California.
Interment was in West Lawn
Memorial cemetery.
George Reed was brought
home from the Bartell hos
pital Thursday afternoon and
is up and around the house.
Mr. Reed was the unhappy
possessor of two appendices
and feels much better since
they were removed.
Mildred W r a y spent from
Monday through Thursday with
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Archie
Montgomery of Ocean Lake.
Mrs. Loren Cooper is a pa
tient at the Bartell hospital
following surgery Dec. 27
The children are taking turns
In taking care of Mr. Cooper
during his wife's illness.
A New Year's Eve party was
enjoyed at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Lefever of Rt. 2.
Dallas, by Mr. and Mrs Lloyd
Ames, Mrs. Charlie (Lennie)
Ames of Brookings, Mr. and
Mrs. Woody Robinson and
daughter Corrine, Norman Da
vis, Mildred Wray and the
host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs.
LeFever.
Mr. and Mrs. Louie Baker
and two children accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. Norman Teal
and son. drove down from Au
burn, Wash., spending the holi
days with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Teal and brother
Eugene and sister, Mrs. Clif
ford Reeves and family.
Otto Teal drove, to Laurel-
wood Sunday taking their son,
Eugene, and Miss Helen New-
land back to their classes at
the S. D. A. Academy:
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Guth
rie drove to Heceta Head Light
station near Florence for the
holidays with their daughter.
Mrs. John Boyer and family.
The Guthrie's grandson, Or
val Stepper, his wife and baby,
spent several days with the
Boyers. who brought them
back to Falls City Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mason Shutt,
Sandra and Kaye were New
Year'a guests of the Archie
Palmer family.
Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. Shutt
are sisters.
Mrs. E. LaDuke has been
quite ill again and it was neces
sary to call a doctor from Dal
las.
She Is somewhat better at
this time.
Mrs. Maurice Bakke was
brought home from the Bartell
Hospital Saturday and Is recuper
ating satisfactorily following ma
jor surgery.
The reporter enjoyed sitting
with the Lloyd Ames children
while their parents sttended a
New Yar's party. Games were
played and stories were told un
til a late hour.
A son weighing 9 lbs. 4 oi. was
horn to Mr. snd Mrs. Grant
Frink of Falls City, Dec. 28.
Grandparents are Faye I-rink
of Monmouth and Mr. and Mrs.
William Rancnre of Rt. 2. Pallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kellogg
of Valsetz were both admitted
to the Dallas hospital for medi
cal care and observation last
week.
Gordon Welns had his tonsils
and adenoids removed at the
Bartell hospital recently.
Mrs. Belle Brill, now of Dal
las, received word recently of
the sudden death of her oldest
son, George Brill, at the Sandhills
General Hospital in Valentine,
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BLENA VISTA Mrs. J. E
Funk and Mrs. David Hanun
of Salem. Mrs. H. E. Myers
of Tulle Lake spent Wednes.
day with Mrs. Perry Wells.
They were former residents of
Buena Vista. '
The 4-H Livestock club met
with the leader. Jack Wells.
at the Perry Wells home. Wed
ncsdav evening. County Agent
John Crimes was a guest. Plans
were mada for early reports of
each member project.
Merle Tucker and son, Tom-
my. of Seattle, spent the week-
end with hia sister and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wells here.
Tommy did his first duck hunt
ing and bagged a few.
The Farmers Union New
Year's Eve party was well at
tended with 35 seated for the
po-host supper at 7:30 p.m.
after which Canasta waa played
until midnight. Present were
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Conger,
Mr. and Mrs. Grant McLaugh
lin. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wells
and Jack; Mr. and Mrs. C. F.
Wells and David, Mr. and Mrs.
Leland Prather and Bill; Ed
Liecty. Elzan Long, Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Busby, Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Bride and Doro
thy: Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Withrow, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Dcterlng. Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Gib Loy,
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hultman.
The next meeting of the local
will be Jan. 5, an evening
meeting. Jack Wells has
charge of the program. The
Polk county meeting will be
Jan. 13. an all-day meeting,
in the community hall in Buena
Vista with a pot-luck dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hultman
were dinner guests In Salem
Saturday evening (this)" at the
A. J. Harrison home on Cot
tage St.
Carpenters arc beginning
work on the Harold Withrow
home to repair damages caused
from the fire last week. They
found more damage between
walls, than at first reported.
estimated at $5000.
Mill City
MILL CITY Richard Ver-
beck was host New Year's Eve
to s proup of young people. Party
games were played and refresh
ments served at the New Year
was awaited. Guests included
Dorothy Stcinfelt, Jim Cuthbert,
Robert Keyes, r ranees Johnson,
Richard Anderson, Donna Beng
ston, Jim Carey, George Rambo,
Rose Fleming, Elton Gregory and
Everett Brewer.
Mr. snd Mrs. Martin Hansen
and children. Sherry and Terry,
spent the holiday with her par
ents at Longview, Washington
New Year's Eve dinner guests
at the Curtis Cline home were Mr.
and Mrs. William Shey.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly
took their daughter, Lela Mel.
back to Oregon State Sunday af
ter spending the holiday vacation
with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Whltsett
returned Wednesday from North
Bonneville. .Wash, where they
visited friends and relatives.
Their son, Gary, is confined to
his home with chicken pox.
A New Year s Eve gathering
at the Cecil Lake home included
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mason, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Stone, Francis Cane
and Mel Robinson. The same
group had dinner New Year's
Day at the Stone home. Addition
al guests were Mr. and Mrs. Les
ter Mason.
Mrs. Laura Joaquin of Gates
is working at the Lester Hatha
way home while Mrs. Hathaway
is recuperating from a recent in
jury. Mr and Mrs. Claude Bruder
Neb.
She left at once for that city,
bv car, accompanied bv her sons,
Elwood Brill and Cecil Brill and
family: daughters, Mrs. Clarence
Cranfnrd and Jimmy, Mrs. Max
Fairchild and Mrs. Don Greene,
her husband and son.
Also going with the group was
another son. Albert Brill, of St
Francis, S. D., and his wife, who
had just arrived to spend the
holidays with the Oregon fam
ilies. George had spent the last two
summers in this area visiting
with relatives.
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Orwm
and family moved to Staytoa last
week, where Mr. Bruder will be
employed by Mountain States
Power. He was trsnsferred to
Stayton after working for the
same company several years here.
They have rented their bona to
Mill City. Nancy Bruder will com
plete the semester at Mill City
High, before transferring to
Stayton schools.
Mill City schools resumed Mon
day, Jan. 4, after the 10-day va
cation. Mrs. Eloise Kiersey. kin
dergarten teacher, announced last
week that she would have the
kindergarten classes in her home
due to the small registration at
present,
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hoeye and
family returned to Stayton Mon
day after spending the holiday
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Hoeye.
Robert Keyes returned to his
home in Lyle, Wash., after sev
eral days spent in Mill City vis
iting friends. He was met in
Porland by his psrents, who had
brought another son, David, there
to resume studies at Reed Col
lege. One of the firat clubs to resume
meetings after the holiday was
the Mill City Women's club, meet
ing at the Fellowship hall Jan.
5. The program featured a "Gay
Nineties" party; many of the
members dressing in costumes of
that period. Music for the eve
ning was arranged by Mrs. Harry
Mason, chairman, assisted by Mrs.
Sheythe, Mrs. Lee Ross, snd Mrs.
Shields Remine. Hostesses for
the evening were Mrs. Melbourne
Ramho, Mrs. A. E. Westgaard,
Mrs. Martin Hansen and Mrs. O.
K. De Witt. A collection was tak.
en for the Scholarship Loan Fund,
a project of all Federated Clubs.
The next business meeting of the
club will be Jan. 19.
The Mill City Presbyterian and
Christian Churches held a joint
watch party New Year'a Eve in
the Christian church basement
recreation room. Entertainment
for the evening was in charge of
the young people of the church.
The worship services were held
in the Presbyterian Sanctuary
oy nev. nooie streeter.
A large crowd attended the !
kev dinner hrlH t the lone h,ll
Thursday evening. Mrs. Walter
Knbin. Mrs. Floyd Fleetwood
and Mrs. Waltfr Thomas were
in ch.trge of the dinner arrange
ments. Saturday evening, Jan. 8. is
the date set for the joint In
stallation of officers 'or the Re
hekahs snd Odd Fellows. District
deputies Jul'a Bassett and Vern
Thomas are installing officers.
The installation is open to the
public.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ressler an
nounced last week that they
have leaned their orneerv ctnr
to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Crossler I
of Salem. The Crosslers took
over managemepi of the store
on Monday. Jan. 4. They former
ly operated a grocery store in
Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Ressler
have owned and operated their
business, for the past' seven
years. They recently built a home
in Mill City and theu plans for
the immediate future call for
completing it at their leisure.
Roberts
ROBERTS Mrs. Warren Wal
lace returned from Washington
Thursday, where she went to at
tend the golden wedding anni
versary of her uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. John Kinnerman,
st Elmo, Wash. While there she
went to Brooklyn, Wash., to visit
her mother, Mrs. Myrtle Burke.
Don Eyerly and family of To
ledo and Edgar Eyerly and fam
ily of Tillamook were recent
guests at the home of their par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Eyerly.
lne u. T. ciud will meet at
the home of Mrs. John Painter
at 4900 State St, Salem,' with
Mrs. Karl Hoyden, Mrs. A. F.
Thompson and Mrs. Leonard H.
Zielke assisting hostesses.
The Farmer s Union will meet
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Har- that each family bring sand
ry Williams Wednesday evening, wiches or cookies.
Jan. 6. They live on Homestead
Road, Rt. 3. Box 947.
Clear Lake
CLEAR LAKE The regular
meeting of the Community Club
will be held Friday at 8 p m. Mrs.
Arthur Sorensen and Mrs. Ar
nold Fast are preparing the eve
ning's program. Mrs. Dave Schlag
Mrs. Emil Beler and Mrs. Orel
Garner will serve on the refresh-
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High Activities
HUBBARD The North Mar-4
ion band chorus club has can
celled its Jan. 7 meeting. It is
sponsor nig a concert by the Un
ivemty of Oregon band, Feb. 4.
at 8 p.m. in the Notts Marion
union -high school. Proceeds of
concert will go to the North Mar
ion band and chorus. Admission
will be chsrged.
Thursday afternoon, Jan. 7,
the high school classes will hold
their monthly meeting at 3:13
p.m.
The North Mtnon union high
school board of education will
meet at the school Mondsy ev
ening, Jan. 11, at 8 o'clock.
Jan. 12 the high school stu
dent council will meet at 3: IS
p.m.
Sco
SCIO Bruce Ward has been
111 with pneumonia, but Is
much better now and hopes to
be back in school soon.
On the evening of Jan. 11,
slides and a message will be
presented at the Oakview
Church of God, showing Japan
and the work which is being
done by Rev. and. Mrs. Victor
Wine there.
Mrs. Wine waa the former
Betty Myers and is a sister of
Mrs. Ronald Sommers.
Mrs. Howard Shelton was
relected president of the Mary
Martha Missionary Circle at
the Baptist church. Mrs. Mor
ris Irwin was elected vice ores
Ident, snd Mrs. Leonard Arn
old was re-elected to serve as
secretary and treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Nieml
are the parents of a new son,
Marley Howard, born Sunday
npl 97 at Iha T nhio.in Cnnt.
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Salem visited relatives here
Thursday
Earlwood Ross, depot agent
here, is leaving for San Fran
cisco Tuesday to have a ton
sillectomy at the S. P. hospital.
The watch night party, on
New Year's Eve at the Baptist
church was well attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thurs
ton of Newport. Mr. and Mrs,
Jimmie Sullivan and children
of West Salem, and Mr. and
Mrs- sam s""er of AiDany
were New Year's guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. R. S.
Thurston. Other guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Laddy Elliott and
children, Mr. and Mrs. N. Le
Bard and baby and Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Thurston and Jam
lly.
Janet Ross is ill at her home
with pneumonia.
Mrs. Earl Hoover has re
turned to her home after spend
ing more than a week in the
Lebanon Community hospital,
following surgery.
Woodburn
WOODBURN-"Simplc Home Re
pairs" will be the topic for dis
cussion at the January meeting
of the Woodburn Home Exten
sion unit Thursday, Jan. 7, at
the Woodburn library. Project
leaders will be Mrs. Frank Cha-
nolle and Mrs. V. L. Reinecke.
The hostesses. Mrs. E. C. Peyton,
Mrs. Frank Wright and Mrs. Al
fred Moon, will serve coffee and
dessert following the sack lunch
at noon. The meeting begins at
ment committee, and have asked
i The Missionary Society of the
EUB Church will meet Jan. 12 at
2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ar
thur Sorensen. Mrs. L. J. Chapin
will be study leader. Plans will
be made for the bazaar and
cooked food sale to be held Feb.
13
Mrs. Louis Adams underwent
surgery last week, and her condi
tion is reported satisfactory. She
is expected to remain at the
Woodburn Hospital for another
week.
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president.
Also holding an all-day ses
sion on Thursday, Jan. 7 will be
the Union Home Extension unit
at lbs home of Mrs. Gail Wengen
roth on Route 2. The same topic
will be discussed and the meet
ing starts st 10:30 s.m. with Mrs.
Herbert Kpenig snd Mrs. George
Sweaney as project leaders.
Members are to bring sack lun
ches. The regular monthly meeting
of the Christian Parents' club
of St Luke's parish will be
Thursday, Jsn. 7, st St Luke's
halt Mr. and Mrs. Clair Nibier
will be chairmen of the program
and Mrs. Jack Counell will pre
side. . Refreshments will be serv
ed by the seventh grade parents.
The Woodburn Parent-Teach-
er association will bold its regu- aiked him if nn truck was miss
lar monthly meeting Thursday, '" and he hadn't discovered it
Jan. 7, starting at 8 p.m. at the ! w on un,il thfV callea How-
WSinington school auditorium. : ne rn uemnsing io urn
Mrs. Ralph Pickering will pre- j Grszier was not found for sev
side snd the men members will i days. "! 'hen it was dis
be in charge of the program with ! covered by some duck hunters
Ralph Hurst as chsirman.
Butteville
BUTTEVILLE Holidsy
guests in the Phii Hathaway
home, were their daughter and
familv of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. Tremsine, also Mr. and
Mrs. Homer Harrison, Mrs. Ma
bel Whit and Barney a nd Paul
ine White of Salem, and Mr.
and Mrs. C. N. Hathaway of Sa
lem: also DuWayne Unruh of
Portland. Mrs. Louis Fischer,
and Miss Georgia Booth of
Champoeg.
Saturday night guests in the
Hathaway home were Mr. and1 camDaign whicn wiI1 take olace
M.r,'Clf.ytoil BakJ'r J.nd St1n,ey i nn Saturday,.Jan. 9, and will be
of Portland and Mrs. Anna ,,jn at the corner n PeerSon s
Knapp of Woodburn I store in Donald. Last year,
Holiday guests in the home of, throu(in their eforU ,nd witn
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Lindquist the ,ssi5Ulnce of the local chil
were their daughter and family, i dren they were abIe t0 turn
Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Ott and , over lo tne fund
daughter, Dianna Lynn of Can-i . , ..
bv, and Mr. and Mrs. Mark I Maurice kauff man of the Don
Smith of Klamath Falls. Mr. fld-Broadacres area is still in
Smith is s brother of Mrs. Lind- lhe Lovf re'. home suffering
quit.
Mr. and Mrs. Errest Crook,
Karen and Larry, spent the hol
idays with Mrs. Crook's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Schirman of
Clovfrrdale.
Mr. and Mrs. J D. McLeod en
tertained Mr. snd Mrs. Jack Mc
Leod of Portland, James McLeod
of Oregon City, Miss Bonnie
Fritchie of West Linn, Pvt. Dan
McLeod of Fort Lewis, Wash.,
Miss LaDonna Sather of Aurora.
and Miss Kathleen Devlin and 1
Patrick Devlin.
Mrs. Russell Gotcha!) and
daughter Judy left Sunday for
Seattle, where they will visit
during the holiday vacation. Mr.
Gotchall, who is employed by
Boeing Aircraft of Seattle, spent
Christmas at home with his fam
ily. Pfc. Bill Engleman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Karl Engleman, left
by train Sunday for Fort Riley,
Kan., after spending 10 days at
home with his parents during
the holidays. He anticipates go
ing to Camp Hale, Colo., upon
his return. This is a ski camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller
and Mrs. W. E. Thamer had as
their guests over the holidays,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jaeger and
Bonnie of Condon, and Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Jaeger of Corval
lis and Miss Mildred Miller of
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dentel had!
as their guests, Mr. and Mrs.
James Langdon, Sr., and Mr.
and Mrs. James Langdon, Jr., and
son Jimmie.
Dick Johnson, who is com
pleting his senior year at St.
Olaf's college at Northfield,
Minn., spent his two weeks' hol
iday vacation at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Rider gave
a dinner Dec. 30, honoring their
son, Jack, and Pfc. Bill Engle
man. Both boys were home from
the service for the holidays. At
tending the dinner were Mr. and
Mrs. Karl. Engleman, Bill Engle
man, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Yer
gen and the hosts.
Mrs. D. E. GreeS and son were
dinner guests in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McCarthy.
Holiday guests in the home of
Mr. and Mrs. William Dcntcl
were Mr. and Mrs. Emery Dentel
snd two children of Willamina,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Buller of Au-1
rora, Mrs. E. R. Miller and two
children of Vancouver and
Wayne Dentel of Canby.
Guests during the holidays at
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DONALD Holiday dinner
guests in the home "1 Mrs. Lu
cille Yergen were Mr. snd Mrs.
Norman Yergen snd daughter
Donna, Harry Barker, EUie
Black, Roy Strange, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Yergen and small
son, snd Bui Yergen.
Leo Toppy, who is stationed
st Ft Lewis, Wash., showed
st Ft Lewis, Wash., showed a
number of pieturee which he
had taken when he was in
Guam.. !
Mrs Lin Cromwell reports
that her brother, Harold Peter-
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hospital in Albany.
During the holidays, two
plckun trucks were stolen in
Donald. The police called Lin
j Cromwell from Oregon City and
in the St. Paul area, where it
had been abandoned in the tall
weeds and grass along the river.
Neither truck had been dam
aged, however.
.Mrs. Barney Feller and daugh
ter spent oart of the holidavs in
Yakima. Wash., driving up there
with a friend.
Mr .and airs. Walter Sample
are again heading the March
of Dimes campaign in Donald
this year. In Addition to the
March of Dimes containers,
which Mrs. Sample will place in
the various business places, she
and her husband hope to be
able to realize a large amount
from their "block of dimes
from polio, hut is gradually im
proving.
the L. Glenn Yergen home were
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shannon
and son Mike, Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn A. Yergen, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Chez and Steven of
and Irvin L. Carter.
ACORNS FROM THE
Yup . . . finally . . ,
A
Delicious
Charcoal-Broiled
Steak
for just
S1.50
in the
OAK ROOM
Salem's Finest Restaurant
New seafood specialties, too, on
the Oak Room's Extended Menu.
Open daily except Sunday's st
3 p.m.
Remember In Salem It's the
HOTEL MARION
Phone 3-4123
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Wednesday, January 8, 19S4
Macleoy Community
Chili Supper Friday
MACLEAY Ma.-laay com
munity club and Woman's club
will give a bentlit chili supper
at the schoolhouse Friday night,
January 8.
A program will follow the
upper.
This is sn annual affair and
is open to the public.
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nc u,u,,c' 7uied
pay aupper of th, year, u used
to better conditions in the
nooL .
The b,e of &, j,cnt0
. 1835 u eommemorat-
i annually in Texas as ..legal
hol dav. Two Texans were mica
j W0UBded. while
638
Mexicans were killed, an
wounded and 730 captured.
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so shortening whatever, utiinei "is
Cueing sisrvsiion" witk so added
calorics. It s s new lasts thrill fas
"bread huniry dms."
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