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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Stlem, Ortgon
Thursday-. Jmury 7. 1951
5 Princesses
In Queen Race
Mount Angel F 1 t prin
cesses, girli sponsored by Mount
Angel Academy Booster club,
will vie for the title oi Queen
of the Winter Carnival of the
Mount Angel Preparatory school,
scheduled for Saturday, January
23, in the auditorium of St.
Marv's tchooL
Lettermen's club members of
Mount Angel Prep chose the
candidates who are, Anita Wilde,
student body president; Marlene
Diem, Boter club president;
Laura Schmitx, senior class pres
ident; Marlene Prosser, cheer
leader, all seniors, and Veronica
Frank of Silverton, cheerleader,
junior.
Voting for the queen candi
dates is dons by the sale oi uc
The Parents club of Mount
Angel Prep is sponsoring the
carnival This fund-raising af
fair is to help out on the finan
cial tide ot tnt J-rep acnooi
ports program,
rutwnl ehairman Is the Rev.
Gabriel Morris, O.S.B. assisted
fcy club officers, Mrs. Victor
Frey, president; Mrs. W. D. Har
ris, vice-president, and Mrs.
Norbert Kimlinger, lecretsry.
The Salem women will be in
Chsrge of the homemade candy
booth, and the Silverton group
are dressing dolls for the doll
booth. Club mothers are busy
completing the fancy work arti
cles snd aprons, si a large num
ber of these articles find a ready
sale at the fancy work booth.
Mrs. Emil Wolf, chairman of this
booth, is having me eompimeu
Hides brought to her or else
taken direct Jto tlw Prep school.
Mrs. Peyton Takes
Over as Lodge Head .
Wood burn Mrs. E. C. Pey
ton was Installed IS nouie
Mothers Club at
Mt. Angel Meeting
Mount Angel Guest speaker at
the meeting of the St Mary's pa
rochial school Mothers club Tues
day evening, was the Rev. Martin
Thielen, Ph.D., Portland diocesan
superintendent ot schools.
Fsther Thielen, introduced by
the Rev. Cyril Lebold, O.S.B.,
pastor of St. Mary s pariah,
spoke on the philosophy of a
Christian education to teach
the child the purpose of life.
Parents of both the upper and
lower grades were invited to
the meeting which was in the
auditorium of St. Mary's
school, and attended by large
number. Mrs. Gordon Aman,
president of the Mothers club,
responded wl'.h brief remarks.
A social hour, followed with
refreshments served in the
school dining room. Hostesses
were Mothers club officers,
Mrs. Gordon Aman, Mrs. Rob
ert Frank. Mrs. William Worley
and Mrs. George Antoine; room
mothers, Mrs. Henry Buhr,
Mrs. Francis Hammelman, Mrs.
A P. Kraemer, Mrs. George
Vacbter and Mrs. Gerald Zoll
iwr and the Yearly social com
mittee, Mrs. Joseph Berchtold,
Mrs. Joseph Wagner, Mrs. Ber
nard Kirsch and Mrs. Clem
Butsch,
Luncheon Planned
silverton The Silverton Wom
an's club members have planned
a no-host luncheon Monday, Jan
uary 11. 1 P.m. at the First Chris
tian church social rooms, with
the members of the Junior Worn
an'i rlnh as invited guests.
Hostesses in charge of plans
and program are Mrs. E. A. Fin-
lay, Mrs. S. A. bay, airs, oienn
BriedwelL Mrs. Alf O. Nelson,
Mrs. E. A. Kern, Mrs. Theodore
Severson, Mrs. Emma Coberiy.
Each guest is to bring an carry
ACADEMY 90 YEARS OLD
II Li !r
HI
nan of Home Rebekah lodge, American or antique article
r S wS meeting suitable for table display and be
No. 08, ffW.. lnrn.rH tn i n aomethina of
Tuesday night at tne iwyr
haU. with Mrs. J. B. Gay. dis
trict deputy presiaeni, aim
tan as Installing oincera.
Other officers seated were
Mrs. Blanche Wagenveld, vice
rand; Mrs. Dorothy uimn
past noble grand; Mrs. i-aura
Livesav. cnaniain: mrm. iuui
. Doud, recording secretary; Mrs.
Joyce Engle, financial secre
tary; Mrs. Myrtle Hall, treasur
er; Mrs. Elizabeth DeHann,
warden; Mrs. Reba Gass, con
ductor; Mrs. Mabel Sporalsky,
flag bearer; Mrs. Estella Se
bern, musician; Mrs. Esther
Moon, RSNG; Mrs. Mabel
Wright, LSNG; Mrs. Oleta
Mumhv. RSVG; Mrs. Coral
Cav. LSVG; Mrs. Joanne
Ttreuntnoer. inside guardian
Mrs. Ruby Conyne, outaide
guardian.
Courtesy commitut ior me
chaplain includes Mrs. Leota
Porter. Mrs. Louise Covey,
Mrs. Freda Burt, Mrs. Nettie
Johnson. Mrs. Emma Weber
and Mrs, Verna Bushman.
the hiitorv.
Mrs. Alf 0. Kelson Is president
of the club.
DONALD JCDSON, grand
chancellor. Knights of Pythias,
snd Mrs. Judson during the
past week have visited temples
in Eugene, Roseburg, Grants
Pass, Hillsboro, St. Helens and
McMinnville. Mr. Judson is
making his annual visits to all
the temples in the state.
Academy of the Sacred Heart, under direction of Sisters
of Holy Name of of Jesus and Mary, was dedicated in 1863.
Benediction of the cornerstone was held March 13, 1873, with
the Most Rev. Archbishop Blanchet officiating. On January
16, 1909, the Capital Journal announced that the paper would
receive contributions for an electric cross on the cupola to
cost between 17S and $200.
Bafchelor's Parents
Gef First Cablegram
CHICAGO Iff-Mrs. 0. L. Batch
elor of Kermit, Tex., visiting in
Chicago yesterday received the
first word from her son, Cpl.
Claude J., who on Jan. 1 left a
group of Communist sympathizers ernment and traded in U.S. cur-
ui ivurean prisoner oi war camp. rencVi was jentenced to life in
Mrs. Batcnelor said her husband ,;,nn 7, tar .harron with faiiura
had telephoned that her son had ' rcport on Mindszenty's activities
ant fa rinh nDTflm "Un tnt A ha 1 . . .
list of church appointments yes
terday in Magyar Kurir, official
organ of the Roman Catholic
Church in Hungary. The publica
tion disclosed he is now an assist
ant parish priest in Budapest.
The priest was one of six defend
ants sentenced along with Minds
zeUy in February 1949. The Car
dinal, convicted of treason on
charges he plotted against the gov-
was given a six-year term. Later
had returned at last from behind it was rcduced to four years.
uic uaiiiuuv vui its i is aiiu woa uap .
py and feeling much better.
Club to Meet
Silverton The Triple Link club
club ot the local Rebekah lodge is ; reai soon.
announcing a 12:30 o clock no- cpl. Batcnelor. is in Tokyo with
his Japanese wife, Kyoko.
Tin Magnate
Yields to Love
EDINBURGH. Scotland in
Millionaire tin magnate An tenor
Patino yielded Thursday to love's
vouna dream and aaim im K la-ni
attempt to block the marriage of
ms Deauuiui iyear-old daughter
liana laahela In a k.ni4uuYi.
young r-ngushmaa.
The wav warn elaae far vr-;
Isabels and Jimmy Goldsmith, 20-year-old
son of an English hotel
man, tne runaway lovers whose
plight had attracted worldwide at
tention, to get married at any
one job or more registry offices
in Scotland. They already have a
license.
There were reports papa had mert
we young couple in secret Wednea
dsv nisht and aiven them hia kl.,L
ing.
Patina dashed nana ul.
from Paris when he learned that
his dark-eyed daughter with the
hour glass figure and the debonair,
Eton-educated Englishman h a a
eloped.
He sought to bar the marriage,
saying his daughter arm inn vm.no
for matrunony.
8 Killed in Navy
Plane Crash
PANAMA. Panama ULe;.
were killed and itrh fnin-ui in
the flaming crash of a U.S. Navy
piiuiugrapnic plane in a Jungle
area near tha Tranc.i.ihminn
Hizhwav last nlaht Tha rn-
enpne plane was bringing a photo
reconnaissance platoon to the Ca
nal Zone area from Miramar.
Calif.
Cant. William A Tfinra Mm.
manding officer at the Coco Solo
Naval Base, announced the casual
ties. Thorn Said it annearen1 tha
plane had undershot by Hi miles
its destination France Air Force
Base near Colon, on the Carib
bean side of the Isthmus.
He said Levi Anderson and
Janies Hyatt, two farmers living
near the crash area, did "heroic
service" in draprinff aavarnl nf ha
injured men to safety from the
flaming wreckage. The survivors
were taken to Coco Solo Naval
Hospital with severe burns.
Names of the casualties were
wiinncia pending notification of
next of kin.
TRAFFIC EXPERT
taaari Maiif.rlr"".-!!.. I
James P. Economos, direc
tor of traffic court committee
for American Bar Association,
will head roster of experts di
recting Oregon's third regional
traffic court conference, Jan
uary 25, 28 and 27 at Univer
sity School of Law in Eugene.
Co-sponsor of the conference
is Oregon State System of
Higher Education, General
Extension Division. Oregon's
annual traffic conference this
year is expected to attract
municipal, county and state of
ficials from Washington, Idaho,
Montana, Colorado, Oregon and
Northern California.
Stokowski Gives
Out Angry Words
WASHINGTON W - That battle
of the drawn curtains, between
orchestra leader Leopold Stokow
ski and the Daughters of the Amer
ican Revolution, sputtered out
Wednesday night in a torrent of
angry words.
Stokowski had threatened that
if the sound-absorbing curtains
weren't pulled back he's stalk
right out of Constitution Hall it's
owned by the DAK and leave
Washington's national symphony
orchestra minus a guest conductor.
In the showdown, he wound up
with a 15-minute, pre-c o n c e r t
speech, and then led the orchestra
after all.
I The curtains stayed put. just as
the OAR said they would. .
Mrs. Balchelor said. "He said he! A I lanninnr Umwa
was looking forward to seeing us Al JCnillllyS llQVC
host luncheon on Wednesday
afternoon, January 13, at the
I OOF halL Officers for the com
ing year are to be installed. Mrs.
Clarence Reed is president.
To Visit Auxiliary
Cardinal's Private
Secretary Freed
Golden Anniversary
TARZANA, Calif. UR-Reformed
bank and train robber Al Jennings
and his wile have just celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary.
ai is 90, nis wue Maude, 73.
.Ipnmnffa wai lAariAr nf a 0an0
BUDAPEST. Hunoary I 1m- that lnntad i rnina and hanka in
Silverton Mrs. L. P. Oehlcr. prisoned Josef Cardinal Mindszen- Oklahoma. Arkansas. Teican. Pr.
president of Delbert Reeves unities lormer private secretary nas ideul McKmley reduced Jen
hln T -wirilfl I.erir.S aiiiiliarv. ijeaUJIied CnurCh OfffCeS after aerV-1 Olnv1, Ufa aanlanM ,nl T 1
Ur, Nettie Johnson was fa announcing tnat Mrs. Clarence mg a .-year prison term. dent Theodore Roosevelt later
elected trustee and Mrs. ciara b. Grand, presiaeni at aiairic; vrania aiar. ine nev. pardoned him and restored his
Stance as degree etaif captain. I No. z, will again oe guesi oi y."f aar. n mcjuccn on a j civil rights.
Mrs. Lois Osborne, president Sflverton auxiliary, Monday vf; ,.,,,. A m t eommi.. Jennings often has said that he
the Rebekah assembly, was ning, January 11. The local unit " ;pU'yC,,oIf7' has been at odds with the law,
eaent for her official visit, is host group to the annual dis- "pp0,mea Dy Hec' wo"en- but never with his wife, whom he
. . ... triM 9 Miifnrani Knndav Ken. . mM nf v. : , ,
is oiuti iija unease iroin pribun.
... ; "I never was afraid of Al." she
Of
present
Other assembly officers pres
ent were Mrs. Edith House, as
sembly marshal; Mrs. Nettie
Larson, assembly musician;
Mrs. Grace Christianson,
PPRA. There- were also vis
itors from Silverton, Salem,
Portland, Butteville, Needy
McMinnville and one from Wis
consin.
trict 2. conference. Sunday, Feb
ruary 7, and Mrs. Grund will help
plan the event
Hubbard Congregation
Holds Annual Meeting
HUBBARD The annual meet
ing of the Hubbard Community
church (Congregational) was pre-
A gift was presented to Mrs.' ided over by Rev. Virgil Wolfen-
Osborne in a degree by nine , '"
member, with M". Blanche 1.
Granner as soloist and Mrs. P.,, be Fellowshi House.
Nina Ringo as accompanist. Tw name wa, ,ubmitted by a
A past grands collar was committee composed of Mrs. A.
presented to Mrs. Dorothy Gar-1 Fnltz. Mrs. Wavne Bridge and
rett, retiring noble grand, in Mrs. George Waddington. The !
behalf of the lodge. parish house was the result of the :
An invitation was read and large cost involved in nuuning
accepted to seat the officers onto the church to obtain needed
at the annual district conven-! space as investigated by a build
tion in Monitor. Feb. 13. Re- " committee last spring with
IreshmenU were served alter ithe P"nnage being turned Into
rthmnLn,UWe.edc -hool classroom, and.
. ; r ".r .T oiner neeas.
decorated with flowers, green-, Elec,.d ,h. ,nn(1,, mMtin.
"TL"" red cndle- (were Mrs. Bridge, clerk; Mrs. J.
The next meeting. January c. Morrison, treasurer: Mrs.
19. will be the 60th anniversary Mrs. George Lefflrr, financial
of the lodge. Frank Wright I secretary: Elvan Pitney, Sunday
will be Droaram chairman and School superintendent: Glen Pur-
refreshments will be served by dom snd Pitney, deacons: Walter
Mrs. Ruby Peyton, Mrs. Blanche i Shrock Is an honorary lifetime
Wsgenveld and Mrs. Mabel Spor- deacon: Mrs. Harold Colgan and
aUkv Mrs. Hannah Hunt, deaconesses:
a a i Mrs. Junis Dimick is an honorary
f., f , i lifetime deaconess: Harold ol-
ucirutnoi IS I Via gan snd Russell Kollofsnn. trus-
Lyona Mr. and Mrs G. Paul' irT MrL K"lu- Pnist: Miss I
Johnston of Culver, Ore., are Z JT?" ' I V p
,h- ' . , Mrs Walter Shrock. Mrs Wad
I.... ..J '. dingtnn, Mrs. Colgan snd .Mrs
: S",rl7 "" '-"h. religious education
j......, ..,.,.,. .j , comm,(. iv, Miller, auditor;
. n,,,,x. mm ..i nr. ana sin r.lrn I'urrlom, ever' member
.-.mj.n ni nma nom imiui rhsirmsn Miller. Mrs
uiinr rim inn .ir. nmyin Mnrrixin and Purclnm. parmh
- a v. v-ra ,i mr neamona cwmmmre wnn I llnry as an al'
nun acnoo! ana are now at
tending Oregon Stale college
at Corvallis.
No date haa been aet for the
wedding
The Johnstons are former
residents of Lyons, having
moved to Culver several yean
ago.
The 1954 budcet voted
ttOOnrV Rennrfc wnra m.rf.
all officers as well as hv the 10,(1 newsmen. "He was the cutest
Ladies' Aid and the Mary Martha 1 '"S. when 1 married him, and
Circle. . 1 he still is."
CLEARANCE SALE!
All D..IL- 1
All DUIDi 72
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I SPECIAL DRY-SKIN MIXTURE
1 Reg. $4.00 Sole $1.75
Reg. $2.25 Sale $1.00
CELLOGEN HORMONE CREAM
X Reg. $5.00 Sole $2.50 M
' HORMONE HAND CRfAM J
Reg. $2.50 Sole JOS
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155 No. Liberty
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City Elects .
Two Mayors
HAMILTON, Ohio U The Ham
ilton. City Council, deadlocked over
the election of mayor, worked
its way out of the dilemma yes
terday by electing two mayors.
Arthur Wilson of the People's par
ty will serve during 154 and Ar
thur Fiehrer of the Forward Ham
ilton will serve during 1M5.
The deadlock arose as result
of situation in which the People's
party had three council members,
the Forward Hamilton party tnree
members and then there was Her
bert Mich, elected as an Independ
ent. Vote, taken Monday were S-3-1
with Mich voting for himself. Yes
terday, however, the Forward
Hamilton member, broke party
lines and voted for Fiehrer to serve
during 1935. '
Micb refused to vote, declared
he was a candidate himself.
E. H. Perrson, director of law,
expressed belief the dual election
was legal even though unusual.
Salem Students on
Honor Roll at 1) of 0
The University of Oregon's
honor roll fur fall term lists 170
students, all making grade point
averages of 3.90 or higher on
not less than 12 term hours. The
GPA is figured on a scale with
A equalling 4.00. B as 3.00. and
C as 2.00.
Eighteen nf tha Intal maHa
straight A grades for 4.00.
ustea on ine roll from Salem
are Sally Jo Greig, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C F. f.r.io nf tan
Academy; Urlin Scott Page, son
of Mr. and Mr V. S. Page of
29S W. Lincoln; Eunice Pecken-
paugh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
H. A. Perlrannaiiffh nf 9900
State: Dorothy Jane Pederson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
reaerson oi 4D53 N. River Road;
Susan Perrv. Hano-Mm nf iTm.
neth C. Perry of 829 N. Summer
Street; and B. Jacquelyn Saylor,
daughter of Laurence M. Saylor
of 2410 Myrtle Avenue.
DIVORCE MODIFIED
ALBANY Judge Victor Olli
ver, in circuit court, has issued
an order modifying the divorce
decree, handed down Dec. 15,
1053. in the case nf Parlrv Tew.
alt vs. Eunice Tewalt. which
swarded to the plaintiff custody
of their three children. As modi
fied the decree provides that
one of the three children be
given to custody of the defen
dint, the plaintiff pay $29 a
month toward lU support. The
court acted in accordance with
a stipulation between the liti
gant. Presbyterian
Harvesters Club
'Two Important matters will be
presented for discussion and con
sideration during the third meet'
ing of the Harvester', club of
the First Presbyterian church
from 2 to 4 o'clock Friday after
noon. The group will discuss the type
of organization that shall prevail
during the first si months of
1954 and determine the prefer
ences of members for personal
participation in an arts-crafts
program. A second meeting will
be held January 22 to consider
the group's preferences if this
seem, desirsble.
Mr. snd Mrs. W. W. Rose
braugh will be the eoveners for
the January 8 meeting. All church
eligible members snd their com
munity friends are invited. An
increase of the present charter
membership of 66 to at least 75
is expected. The charter will be
closed during the next meeting.
93-Year-Old Had No
Use for Electricity
mt.liMP.ns n i2ya ni
nlH f?nlitmhna man ...I- ..
i . . .u uu .i,all wiiu was so
suspicious of electricity he used
gas to light his small frame house
has left an estate of S104.233.10.
Joseph Buff, a strong-willed man
who condemned automobiles as
"new fanolaH m,(..nii..
, .,, . a w -.vu opuuiia, was
killed by one last Nov. 27. A bicy-
vie naer uniu ne was 90, Buff
had refused an offer of an auto-
mnhile Hrl hnma tnnm 1L.
.... ......v Hum wvfu MIC
night he was killed.
buii, wnose will was probated
vesterriav laft anma n v..
j . w, ua juviicy
to a cburchand an orphanage, the
rest ui ms nieces.
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