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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem. Oreo
Saturday. January 9, 1954
In The Valley
Edited jr Mikt Farket, PImm 2Z441 tit U
Hopewell
HOPEWELL Mr. and Mra.
Emerion Sim of Portland are
the parent! of a ion, Thurman
Dwight, S lbs., born Dec. 2 in
Portland. Mra. Simt was for
merly Mist Helen Deedon, and
this ii their first child. Mrs.
Henry Deedon spent a week
with her daughter, carinf forretary.
Falls City
FALLS CITY At the last
meeting1 of the city council a
new ruling waa adopted, be
coming effective as of now,
that a building permit will be
William Perry, -H Club I required of anyone having new
agent for Yamhill county, paid
a visit to the Hopewell school
Wednesday, Jan. (, and a 4-H
Health Club waa organized
comprising the four upper
grades, with Mrs. Nellie Ham
mer as leader.
Kenneth Llnd was elected
president; Roland Irwin, vice
president; and Lee Worley, sec-
Tney win nolo tneir
the new grandson.
George Frauendeiner, Jr.. son
of Mr. and Mrs. George Frau
endeiner of Wheatland, is in the
Salem Memorial hospital, suf
fering after effects of measles,
nd is in a very serious condi
tion. ... i
There Will Be A
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at
Every Day for
Soma Lucky Person
each
Mon., Tues., Wed. and
Thurs.
Get Your Free Tickets
Any Time, Any Day,
Ivary Day
Drawing For Winner
Each Day at
7:30 P. M.
You Do Not
Have To Bo Present
To Win
for th Greatest Variety
in Restaurant Service
BREAKFAST
LUNCHEON
Full Course Dinner
Steaks and Waffles
' The "All You Can lat
for We" Buffet
19 Takeout Hamburger
7 AM. to Mtdnlta Weekdays
12 Neon to I P. M. Sundays
Downtown Salem on State
flrl meeting Friday afternoon.
A Cooking I Club will be
organized next week, with
Mrs. N. O. Pearae and Mra.
Glen Harris as leaders. A camp
cookery club for boys is being
planned, with Mrs. Charles Van
Dorn as leader.
Ijit Wednesday eveninc a
' group of members of the Hope
well S.D.A. church attended a
meeting of the officers of the
Salem S.D.A. church and Hope
well church, to hear Elder
Geone Belleau speak. Those
who went were Mr. and Mra.
Lowell Campbell, Mr. and Mra
Waldo Maker and Darlene, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Wamock, Ed
iTerri" and Mrs. A. G. Terrill.
The new officers of the
S.D.A. Sabbath School in Hope
well are; Mrs. Arthur War-
nock, superintendent; Mrs.
Carl Withers, assistant super
intendent: Mrs. Waldo Maker,
1 secretary: assistant secretary,
I Marilyn Keightley; and Arthur
Warnock, home mission secre
tary. They were installed Jan,
1.
i Arthur Warnock had charge
of the morning service.
A horn trio, composed of
Ethel and Eddie Symes and
Stanley Warnock. played, ac
companied by Mrs. Arthur
Warnock. Stanley played a
trombone solo, also.
Phyllis Fleming, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Fleming
of Sllverton, spent part of
Christmas vacation with Lois
Terrill in Hopewell, and Lois
was also a guest of Phyllis at
her home iir Silverton.
Unhnvale
UNION VALE Mr and Mrs.
E. J. Wilder bf Unionvale were
New Ytir'i dinner guests of
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Wright and
family at Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernsrd Trunk
of the Dundee area were New
Year's guests of her parents,
Mr. and Mra. George Strawn.
Weboot
Webfoot Jeanette Rich
ards, six months old daugh
ter of Mr. and Mra. Clayton
Richards of the Webfoot dis
trict was brought home Wed
nesday after undergoing ma
jor surgery in Providence hos
pital.
building or housing construc
tion done within the city lim
its of Falls City.
Proper printed forma for
filling out may be obtained
from the city office at City
Hall.
A new plan of labor la being
tried out wherein two men,
the marshal and the street
maintenance man, will act as
water line maintenance men
also.
John Neal, who was in
charge of the water line, has
resigned.
Mr. and Mrs. Granville
Wilson recently returned from
a weeks vacation trip to San
Francisco and other California
cities.
They visited the E. L. Shen.
herds at Briceland and Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Harr at Thorn.
Chet Burbank staved with
Jim Wilson an-", family of
Greaham while his daughter,
Mrs. Wilson, was gone on her
trip.
Mr. Burbank spent a dav or
two recently with his daugh
ter, Mrs. Jess Durfee of
Bridgeport.
E. W. Duncan, formerly of
Portland, has purchased the
home of the late Mrs. E. G.
White, and has taken posses
sion. Grace Beach has returned
from her California trip and is
now able to keep her house
work up and care for her
mother, Cora Whitlaw, who
lives with her here.
The Falls City Home Ex
tension unit held its meeting
Tuesday, Jan. S at the Home
Economics rooms In the high
school.
Mrs. J. R. Strauss and Mrs.
Gene Walsh were the demonstrators.
Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Gil
bert won prizes.
The Bridgeport Ladies club
will meet at the home of Mrs.
Ed Lange Tuesday, Jan. 12,
with Mrs. Don Simon as co
hostess. I
prizes.
The new baby has a brother
Just past two years of age and
sister 10 H months old.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dorn
hecker are the parents of a
son, their third child, named
James Allen.
Mrs. Dornhecker's mother,
Mrs. Mary West brook of Dal
las, is with her daughter at
this time.
The next Extension unit
meeting will be Feb. I with
Mrs. John Gilbert and Mrs.
Jackson bringing the lesson
which will be on cake decora
tions.
Monmouth
Dayton
DAYTON The Dayton Civic
club met In the Legion hall on
Mnndav evening. Jan. 4.' Mrs.
Lloyd Goodrich, president, had
the business meeting.
Mrs. Harold Lewis. Marcn
of Dimea chairman, spoke on
the drive for dimes, wmcn op
ened this week.
Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Howard
Lovelv. committee for the eve
ning, presented four FHA girls
from the local high school.
Yvonne Ewlng, Carol Hraba,
Pat Palmer and Lois Schmitz.
These girls explained the FHA'
organization and Its purposes.
The next meeting, Feb. 1,
will be on International Rela
tions.
Dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Mosgrove and
family recently were his moth
er, Mrs. Florence Mosgrove,
and John and Henry Bruhn.
Mr. and Mrs. Manley Bor-
gan and family enjoyed a goose
dinner with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Reu and Alvin,
on Sunday. The goose was
sent to the Reus by his broth
er in Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Lewis of
Gresham, Mr. and Mrs. Phil
Beckley of Roseburg and Dr.
W. Turney of Portland were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Lewis.
On New Year's day, dinner
guests of the Lewises were Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Lewis and daugh
ter of Portland, and Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Trowlin of Mc-Minnville.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Carey and
son of Tillamook visited her!
The fire department was , father. Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Em-
called to a house on grade i mert. and enioved dinner with
school hill recently, but the
owner had the fire out in min
utes after the siren sounded.
Mrs. Vernon Lefley (Dorea-
tha Bowman), a former Falls
City girl, underwent major
surgery at the Bartell hospital
Monday, Jan. 4.
Mrs. Loren Cooper, who had
them on Sunday,
Joe Proffitt entertained for
dinner on New Year's Eve in
his home for the following
friends and relatives: Mr. and
Mrs. Bud Callahan and John
ny, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Finley,
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hedgecock,
Mr. and Mrs. John Weideman
Monmouth L. E. McCa-
leb of Cooper Hollow will give
a Romney ewe lamb to a 4-H
rlub member at the 1954 Polk
County fair. John Grimes, as
sistant county extension agent,
says that McCaleb Is giving it
to aid some young person get
a start in purebred Romney
sheep.
Dr. Roben Maaske, presi
dent of OCE, was speaker for
the Tuesday noon meeting of
the Monmouth Luncheon club
held in the Monmouth hotel.
His topic was, 'Tales of the
Deep South" and told of his
teaching experiences in North
Carolina and travels in other
southern states. John Horns,
former art instructor at OCE,
now taking graduate work at
OSC was present.
Mrs. Walter Baker is visit
ing her children in and around
St. Louis, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Selden Bria
tow and two sons of Bend
visited her mother and sister,
Mrs. Mary Overholser and
Mrs. Nona Ford over the
week-end.
Thirty two persons were
present for the luncheon of the
Junior Aid of the EUB church
Thursday. Mrs. J. Cady, Mrs.
C. H. Boyd and Mrs. Blanche
Rosenstock were hostesses.
The birthdays of Mrs. Esther
Hinshaw and Mrs. Viola Skin
ner were remembered with a
cake baked by Mrs. Delia Wil
son. The business meeting
was conducted by the presi
dent, Mrs. G. L. Russell and
devotions were given by Mrs.
Earl Guenther.
The group voted to hold
their annual bazaar next De
cember and work committees
were named for the bazaar.
The treasury received S21S at
the last bazaar. Mrs. Delia
Wilson. Mrs. Lillian Dixon
and Mrs. Edith Conrow were
named on the finance commit
tee. The name of the organiza
tion was changed to the La
dies Aid. The Martha class
party to be held on Friday,
Jan. 19, was announced. The
next Aid meeting will be held
on Feb. 4 and hostesses will
be Mrs. Lillian Dixon, Mrs. A.
C. Miller and Mrs. G. Grover.
Henry Tetz told of increas
ing enrollment in the school
district and said that addl
ed at Central high when be
spoke at the PTA. Mrs. Dora
Scott led group singing- and
the mothers of Mrs. Griffith's
first grade room served re
freshments. It was decided
that parents will furnish trans
portation for all children go
ing roller skating at the In
dependence rink.
Karlene Evans, daughter of
Mrs. Elfreida Evans, is listed
on the fall term University of
Oregon honor roll of 170 stu
dents making a grade point of
3 SO or higher and on not leu
than 12 term hours.
The Canterbury college
group of St. Hilda's Episcopal
church had as their guests for
a supper recently Mother Mar
garet Helena and Rev. and
Mrs. William Van Meter.
Mother Margaret is of the Or
der of St. John the Baptist.
Attending a party for Janis
Nyberg'i fourth birthday in
Independence last week were
Sylvia Postl, Margaret Schue.
Susan, Margaret and Barbara
Brody, Judy and Linda
Cochern.
Mrs. Anna Davis and Mar
garet returned home New
Years day from a visit with
her son, Harry Davis and
family in San Francisco.
Sweet Home
Dallas
DALLAS Circle B of the Pres
byterian church met at the home
of Mrs. O. S. Kelly Monday, Jan.
4.
Following the reading of the
annual reports and the comple
tion of old business, Mrs. Roy
Wickstrom snd Mrs. J. L. Spoon
er, president and secretary-treasurer
respectively, for the ensu
ing year, presided. The group
voted to give S25 to the furnace
fund.
At the close of the afternoon,
the hostess served refreshments
to: Mrs. Clare Davis, Mrs. C. E.
Phelps, Mrs. Erie Richardson,
Mrs. Paul Johnson, Mrs. John Ur
ness, Mrs. A. J. Cleveland, Mrs.
Nettie Smith. Mrs. Paul Morgan,
and Mrs, Lillian Donahue.
Mr. and Mrs. William Effen
berger visited with relatives in
Portland over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Fully have
been ill with influenza for the
past week.
Mrs. Fred Johnson, who is re
ceiving treatment at the Salem
Memorial hospital for a heart at
tack suffered about 10 days ago,
has sufficiently recovered so
that she may be brought home
tional room will soon be need- soon.
major surgery at the Bartell i and family of Amity, Mr. and
LAST DAY!
JOHN WAYNE
"HONDO"
"BLACK FURY"
4-1
Starts Tomorrow!
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hospital recently came home
the first of the week.
W. A. Teal was brought
home Thursday following ob
servation and X-ray examina
tion at the Bartell hospital.
Recent overnight guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Granville Wil
son were Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Wolfe of Warm Springs
Indian reservation in eastern
O'egon.
Mr. Wolfe "is chief of the
tribe.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Gar
rison and four sons. Richard,
Sylvester Junior. Edward and
Wayne, were Sunday dinner
guests nf Mr. Garrison's sis
ter. Mrs. Ted Panuette and
her husband.
Mrs. Jess Melius and daugh
ter. Pattl, and Mrs. Robert
Fletcher attended the funeral
of Mrs. J. C. March and af
terwards visited friends at the
Bartell hospital Monday.
Visited were Mrs,
Mr. Teal and Mrs.
Chandler.
Mrs. Chandler's baby boy
was the second boy to have
been born In Polk county this
year and she received several
Mrs. Wiley Emmert, and Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Emmert and
baby of McMinnville.
On New Year's day at the
Proffitt home dinner , was
served to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hil
lard and family of Brooks and
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Emmert.
Webfoot
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WEBFOOT Mr. and Mrs.,
Fred Finnicum of the Webfoot i
district entertained with a fam
ily dinner at their home Sun- i
day. i
Attending were his mother, I
Mrs. J. E. Finnicum, his brother-in-law
and sister and
nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Jones
Prater and Douglas Prater, all
of McMinnville; Mr. and Mrs.
I Robert Shelburne, also of Mc-
jMinnville; Mrs. Martin Braat, I
Unionvale; Charles Londberg
and Miss Phyllis Finnicum, Sa-
' In...- onri Mrm Pit.-iM.
W1P' Miss Donna Finnicum and Fre
' man Finnicum.
Douglas Prater, in the U. S.
Army air force, is a photogra
pher and will leave Portland
Thursday, Jan. 7, for a Cali
fornia station after a short fur
lough with relatives here. He
will he sent to Korea soon.
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Piano
Grand Island
GRAND ISLAND Mrs. Sus- '
le Douglas had as Sunday din
ner guests Mr. and Mrs. Curtis ,
Douglas of Grand Island; Mr.
and Mrs. Erwin Douglas, Mr j
and Mrs. George Douclas. all of
Sauvirs island. Also four ch;i-
drrn wore in the group
Roy Richards nf McMinnville
was a New Year s guest of his
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Finnicum.
Ends Today!
"LETS DO IT AGAIN"
"AMBUSH AT
TOMAHAWK GAP"
STABTS TOMORROW
llrJ HAYW0RTH
: JAJ ll STEWART I
CHARLES LAUGHTON
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Co-Hit "SKY COMMANDO" With Don Duryea
SWEET HOME The first
baby bora in IBM in the Sweet
Home Langmack Hospital was a
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James
B. Farlow of Noti, Oregon.
The baby who was born on
Jan. 1 at 11:55 p.m. is the recipi
ent of many sifts from Sweet
Home merchants and the Sweet
Home Jayeettea presented her
with a complete layette.
Mr. and Mrs. Tarlow were vis
iting in the home of Mrs. Mil
dred Skoog, an aunt of Mrs.
Far low's.
The district Leaders Training
session or Pow Wow, for the Cub
Scouts will be held in Sweet
Home on Jan 10 at 2 p.m.
All interested Cubbers sre
urged to attend the Pow-Wow
which will be held in the Sweet
Home Union high school gymna
sium and will end with a pot-luck
dinner.
Child care service is offered to
those needing it.
The Long SL PTA met this
week and was entertained by the
Junior High Band under the di
rection of Mr. Paul McLain.
School Health Nurse Kaluna
gave the results of a recent den
tal survey in the school and
showed two films informing the
public on how to reduce cavities
in children's teeth. Mrs. Laura
Redmond, special educator for
the District No. 59 schools, was
the other speaker of the evening.
Refreshments were served
with Mrs. Walter Hyde the com
mittee chairman
Hubbard
Appointments by the new
MEC included Mrs. N. A. Mann,
Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Rollof.
son on the social committee
Mrs. A. F. deLespinasse, dire.'
tor of work; Mrs. Irene Fa v.
ver, altruistic committee; Mrs.
Pulley, Mrs. Stauffer and Mrs,
George Leffler on the law com
mittee and Mrs. Moomaw on
the card committee.
Mrs. Colgan was presented
with a gift and past chiefs pm
by Mrs. Moomaw on behalf of
the lodge. Mrs. Rollofson pre
sented a wedding gift from the
lodge to Mra. J. L. Hopkins
Social committee for the eve!
nlng were Mrs. L. M. ScholL
Mrs. Pat O'Leary and Mrs.
Lord. Publicity turned In by
Mrs. Baldwin.
Macleay
Macleay Members of the
Macleay Grange Home Eco
nomics eluh will mjl !- .ii
day session Tuesday, Jan. 12."
Main business of the day
will be making the year books
and planning the year's work.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hopkins
and family have returned from
California where they spent
the holidays.
Mr. and Mra. Everett
Branch and Mrs. William
Stapleton of Salem spent Wed
nesday with Mrs. Harry Mar
tin,. Sr.
HUBBARD Mra. Duini
Hatcher, most excellent chief,
and other 1954 officers of Ar- j
ion Temple Pythian Sisters
were installed Tuesday evening
by Mrs. Jack Moomaw assisted j
by Mrs. Lester Pulley and Mrs. ;
Norman Stauffer.
Invested with their respec
tive offices were Mrs. Warren i
Grim, Ex. Sr.; Mrs. Russell Rol-
lofson, Ex. Jr.; Mrs. L. F. Gra
ham, manager; Mrs. George
Waddington, guard; Mrs. Tom
Baldwin, protector: Mrs. W. T. :
Lord, secretary; Mrs. Lenore
Schoor, treasurer, and Mrs.
Harold Colgan, past chief.
Guests for the evening were
nine members of Una Temple,
Aurora, who were escorted for
refreshments following the
meeting by the new officers.
YOUR
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SUNDAY
DINNER
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LADIES ADMITTED FREE antil It p.m. Come dance ta the
lively musire of "CACTI'S JACK KIZZIAH" and his TEXAS
RAMBLERS." Remember, come early. Ladies rree 'til 10 p.m.
Insulre regarding rental af hall for special parties,
banquets, daares, etc
DICKSON'S
QUARTER
CIRCLE "O"
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At 12th SL Junction
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