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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Orecon
Monday, January 25, 1954
Tfe Valley
;' Edited by MIKE FORBES
Lyons
Sublimity
LYONS The Peoples Co-operative
Telephone company of
Lyons held its annual meeting
Tuesday evening, Jan. 19, at the
Mari-Linn school house.
Russell Wilson was re-elected
president and Phil Bell re-elected
secretary; Hugh Johnston and
Fred Rohwcin were elected di
rectors to replace James Lande
and George Hydegger.
It was also voted to assess each
telephone member a fee of $5 to
help defray the expense of the
new telephone building. It was
also voted to consolidate the
lines and have them adequately
repaired.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Downing
visited Thursday and Friday with
their daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Carlcton at Fort
Rainier, Wash.
Mrs. Bert Lyons was called to
Salem Tuesday by the sudden
Long, their daughter, Mrs. R. A.
Magee and son, Bruce, all of
Corvallis and Mr, and Mrs. Fred
Matzke.
Her father remained and they
took him to Portland Saturday
afternoon, where he left by
train for his home in Worthing
ton, Minn. He has spent the
past four months in Oregon.
Pvt. Orval Nelson, who ,for
the past two years has been with
the Medical Corps of the Army,
returned home from Pusan, Ko
rea, the last of December. He
and his wife will make their
home in Dayton ior the present.
Illahee
ILLAHEE Mrs. LouUe Fel
ler and daughters, Misses Lillie
and Ida Feller, entertained mem
bers of the Illahee Friendly
Neighbors club Thursday with
an all-day meeting at the Louise
Feller home.
A ltinrhpnn was corvort at tha
Jllness of her sister, airs, itoxie noon nour
Trask, who underwent surgery Mrs, Laura Castellano prcsid-
that afternoon. Mrs. Lyons is e( at tne business meeting In
caring for their uncle, Amos tne absence of the president,
Vass, while Mrs. Trask is in the Mrs. Lucje Harris, who is in
hospital. Mrs. Trask a former California,
resident of Lyons, is also a sis- A report wa, gjven by the club
ter of Clyde and Velvie Lewis 5ecretary, Lillie Feller,
of Lyons. New officers elected for 1954
Mrs. Albert Bass with her
brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. dcnt; Mrs Eiane Williams, vice
Jess Moses of Gates and brother, prc8j(ient; LHie Feller, secre-
Leonara mioses oi rmiumoui, tary-treasurcr.
left Thursday morning ior tu- visitors present were Mrs.
reka, Calif., where they were Alice Howard, Mrs. Gae How.
called by the serious illness of ard Cheryl Howard, Mrs. Car-
tneir lamer, wno is bj years oiu. rlc Hochspier, Jefferson.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Brass- HmWi nrent u;.r- Mrs
field and son, Bob, left for Fres- Ed Dragcr, Mrs. Henry Feller,
no, lain., Wednesday muriiinis, Mrj. Rov Beli and , Mikei
where they expect to spend the Mrs Lau'ra Castellano, Mrs. Wil-
next few months with relatives. ma pjetrok and son, Mike, Mrs.
Harlon Gibson, grandson of Mrs. Eane Williams and daughter,
Sam Culwcll who is with the Marilyn, Mrs. Kale Barnes, Mrs.
U.S. navy, and had spent his Reba Russell, Linda Russell,
leave, drove their car for them. Dorothy Johnson, Mrs. Ben
ine uiDie ciass oi iounK Brandon, and the hostesses, Mrs.
Adults from the Methodist Sun- Feneri Mjs,PS Lmje and Ida Fel-
day school met at the Ivan Smith er
home Thursday evening. Tne February meeting will be
Refreshments were served by hnlH Fh n m Bpha Russell's.
Mrs. Donald McWhirk and Mrs. Misses Wendy and Rosamond
r,ari maycr. Wilcutt have returned to ku-
The Women's society oi i-nns- gcne a(ter spending a month
tian Service met at tne nome oi visiting their grand parents, Mr,
Mrs. E. L. Roye Tuesday after- Dnd Mrs, w. L. Barnes.
noon, with Ethel Huffman, presi- Sidney Russell, youngest son
aem ana jna dihickit, :iihk 0f Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rus
secretary, due to the absence of seui sr., has De.m inducted into
Lucille iiogers. nans were com- the army and is now stationed at
pleted for the tamale sale which Kort Ord, Calif,
will be held Thursday, Jan. 28 Sidney was graduated from
at the Mari-Linn school house. It Salem high school with the class
was also voted to serve chili with 0f 1953.
a salad table. ;Mrs. Addie Lane of Eugene,
It also was voted to have the Ore., spent last week at the home
father and son banquet in Feb- f Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Thomas,
ruery with the date to be set Mrs. Thomas is Mrs. Lane's
later. : niece.
: The next regular meeting will Jtocent, guests at the Wallace
be held at the home of Mrs. Wil- Barnes-home were Mr. and Mrs.
lard Hartnell. . Gale Fox, Mrs. Genevieve Fos
The pre-school mothers held ter, Misses Anne and Mary E.
their meeting at the home of Foster, all of Salem, and Loyal
Mrs. Ivan Smith Wednesday eve- Wilson of Albany,
ning with Mrs. Gail Pennington,
assistant hostess. Plans were
made for the Valentine parly for
the children.
Mrs. Ivan Smith was elected ,
uZI3knX& rented buck rtaTned ihe members
and children were honored at a
Dallas
reception held in the all-purpose
room at the Mari-Linn school
house Thursday evening.
The Powells arc newcomers to
our community, having recently
purchased the Lyons Food Mar
ket from M. G. Brassficld and
son. Bob.
At the close of the evening a
dessert luncheon was served by
the hostess Mrs. Ray Mohler,
Mrs. Hugh Johnston, Mrs. Al
wood Aronson and Mr. Ercill
Wilson.
The Wednesday afternoon
card club met it the Rcbckah
hall with Mrs. Lcota Worclcn
hostess. A 1:30 dessert luncheon
was served after which several
tables of 500 were in play.
Mrs. Mabel Bass held the high
score: Dorothy Helemn low, and
Dorothy Mohler drew the travel
ine prize.
Mrs. Clyde Bresslcr, local
chairman of the March of Dimes
campaign reports It now under
way due to a late start on the ar
rival of supplies. A benefit Is
being planned for the last of the
month, and the small test tube
banks will he placed in all busi
ness places.
Wednesday evening. Potted
jasmine centered the dining
room table.
Mrs. William Dnlton won high
score, Mrs. Orlando Peters held
low score, and Mrs. Lcland
LcFors scored for the slam
prize.
Liter refreshments were aerv-
ed to Mrs. LcFors, Mrs. William
Dalton, Mrs. James Allgood, Mrs.
Art Qtiirin, Mrs. William Wood,
Mrs. Orlando Peters and Mrs.
Dclhcrt Hunter.
Hostess on Jan. 21 was Mrs.
J. A. Inglis entertaining at a 1
o'clock luncheon and afternoon
of bridge at her home for mem
bers of the Thursday bridge
club.
Randolph Hilton held high
score, Mrs. John Kitzmiller, sec
ond, and Mrs. J. B. Eakin, third.
Bidden as guests were Mrs.
Jack Ttandis, Orin Connell and
Mrs. William l.cth all of Cor
vallis. Members present were Mrs.
Lawrenre Smilh, Mrs. E. B. Bos
satti. Mrs. Cecil Dunn, Mrs. Carl
(Icrlintcr. Mrs. John Kitzmiller,
Mrs. V. O. Williams, Mrs. Wil
liam Wood, .Mrs. Hilton. Mrs.
Clare Tracy, and Mrs. Eakin.
SUBLIMITY The St. Boni
face high Parent-Teachers asso
ciation met Thursday evening for
a regular meeting. Vice-Dresr
dent J. L. Sullivan presided, due
to tne illness of Ben Toepfer, pres
Four students of Sister Aqui
nas s Biology class presented a
panel on fish. Taking part in
the discussion were sophomores:
Darla Darby, Caroline Henry,
Bernice Wolf and Jim Sayre.
The association voted to give
the dinner for the Catholic Or
der of Forester banquet set for
Jan. 31.
Room count showed the sopho
more class had most parents in
attendance.
Mrs. Emma Mechensky, chair
man for the program, was as
sisted by the sophomore moth
ers in serving the lunch.
Leonard Hendricks, Lois Dif
fer and Herman Hendricks left
via train Wednesday evening for
Fort Hood, Texas. There, they
will meet Francis Hendricks,
who completed his two years of
enlistment Jan. 24.
The four will drive home to
gether, stopping en route at Ak
ron, Colo., where they will visit
an uncle, Louis Huttinger, and
cousins,
They arc expected to arrive
home the end of the week,
Tryouts for the operetta, "The
Sunbonnet Girl," were held re
cently at St. Boniface high
school. The cast includes: Bar
bara Van Duscn, Mary Louise
1'nttinger, Marlene Heuberger,
Dave Parrish, Mary Jo Hen
dricks, Richard Minden, Marilyn
Minden, Ron Bentz, Eileen Van
Dusen, Nestor Van Handle,
Sharon Mcyerhoefer, Mary Jean
Dittcr, Bruce Stewart and Darla
Darby.
An all school roller skating
party was hold Sunday, Jan. 24
at the Albany Holier funic
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Eck and
family drove ' to Bremerton,
Wash., Jan. 13, to attend the
wedding of their son, John bcK,
U.S.N.
The 10 a.m. nuptial Mass unit
ing John Eck and Miss Elizabeth
Fisher of Bremerton took place
at Our Lady Star of the Sea, at
Bremerton. Miss Theresa Eck,
sister of the groom, was brides
maid, while Kurt Wilson of Me
hama, brother-in-law of the
groom, served as best man. Ber
nard Eck, U.S.N., also stationed
at Bremerton was an attendant.
The time of the nuptials was
delayed 45 minutes due to the
lute arrival of the Clarence Eck
family. Weather conditions made
driving difficult.
Mrs. Margaret Stack of Los
Angeles, is a house guest of the
C arence Ecks, having returnea
with them from the Eck-Fisher
wedding at Bremerton. Mrs.
Stack is an aunt of Mr. Eck.
Congratulations are being ex
tended to Mr. and Mrs. Charles
(Jack) Norman. (Mania Zuber)
on the birth of an eight pound
two ounce daughter, iienise
Lynn, born Thursday, Jan. 21, at
a Salem hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Zuber
and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Norman
arc the grandparents. It is the
first great grandchild of Mrs.
Emma Doerfler.
Sheridan
ning after spending three days
with her sister, Mrs. Chester
Caldwell, of Lafayette who un-
undent inaju, iuikcijt ii email- cuppiniN Mr nnrt Mrs
uel hosnil! Pnrfl.nrf U'rf . .HtKlUAIM Mr. ana Mrs.
Hsu u,.7.i.in ' . Albert Randin of Sheridan are
FsfVeto v-'""' "w Ih. parents of a daughter, born
, i Jan. 1M al ine MrMinnvil a hns.
pitaL
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil L. Dunbar
of Sheridan are the parents of a
daughter, born Jan. 19 at the
McMinnvule hospital.
Dr. and Mrs. E. W. Reed of
Bethel Parh
BETHEL PARK Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Nelson of Willamina
were guests of his parents, Mr. Reardon, Wash.', are the parents
... ...... " oi a daughter, Christine Mane,
afternoon and Wednesday The born Jan. 18. Mr. and Mrs. Stan-
eiaer eisons are remodeling ley christensen Sr., are the
AULiicn mv jiii a. nciauu tto' I
grandparents.
Grand Island
GRAND ISLAND Nintcen Mem
bers and eight children attended
the regular meeting of the Grand
Island Mother s Circle held Wed
nesday afternoon at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Worthy Wiley.
Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Worthing
lon led Thursday for a few days
visit at the home of their son and
daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs.
James Worthington. at Graton,
Calif. Their 3'4 year old grand
daughter, Shery Worthington. who
has been a guest of relatives here
for a monlh, went home with ! hostess.
mem. Mr, r.ninM, us
ft , C... H In. Un. n... I ......... II, II, I
mm. oumc iruuKi.in lids .ui-
chased a home in Salem and will
move as soon as weather settles.
Miss Marccna D. Fowler of OSC,
Corvallis. spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale L.
Fowler at their Grand Island home.
aiutaA In ,Ua nAI.M f
con rac ed To cu the timber Mp- and Archie Watson of
aS the rluroad track, so he Wi"i.t,-.?1!t Pua.r.ents f
spent most of his time here cut- ? 'm"x lJruZ
tine and haiilina ln 5- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Huntley
. ,,,, ... of Sheridan are maternal grand-
.nH Jnhiar M.m. ..j parents.
with the Rev. and Mrs. Casselman ...K"cii Grosser who has been
to the Fellowship Meeting it lU. th? Past month' returned to
Cmni u... mA... scnooi tnis weeK.
Rev. and Mrs. Lester 'vnnnJ The Past Presidents Parley of
arrived back from a trip in south- the America" Legion auxiliary
ern Oregon on Tuesday of last met at the Legion hall to elect
yeej(( , ujliueia, wiiu are. ncsiuciu, ci-
Bev. T?nhrt Pini. 'th. .t,t. len Hendricks,: vice-president
Sunday school and young people's Bessie Thurber; secretary-treas-
representative oi the Assemblies noaaie .u ci6cai-
of God. Oreeon District wt fit. at-arms,. Carol Todd. A sack
urdav for a weplc In sniiih.rn lunch was held at the meeting,
Oregon. with proceeds turned into the
Miss Ethel Berglund, and Rev. March of Dimes.
Robert Pirtle and family were Dennis Marceaux, 7, was non
guests at the Rev. Noble Ballew red on h'S birthday with a sur
home in Salem at a dinner re. prise party. Games were played,
cently. Thursday evening the- and refreshments served to aPt
Pirtle's will be making i fare- Markee, Naydine Hyder, Ccott
well call on Rev. Ballew. whn i Wells. Marilyn Bride, Chuck
leaving bv Diane for London Mnn. Cinnamon. Nancy Burdick, Link
day. He expects to visit 10 or 12 Spooner, Pamela Pointer, David
countries, and will be joined by Bauman, Betty Lou Bauman,
his wife who vwill follow later, Bobby Hess, Marilyn Blanchard,
traveling by boat. Dale Crawford, Susan Thompson,
Rev. Rov Fereesnn and ni Johnnv Surrett. Charyl McClure,
Hans Hanson of Salem visited Debbie Matzke, and Larry and
Wednesday evening at the Rev. Dennlc Marceaux.
George Bacon home. Rov. Rnmn Word has been received in
who has been ill. is able to h i.n Sheridan of the marriage of Don
but is not verv stroni? vet. aid Carothers. son of Mr. and
A small birthdav oartv w n. Mrs. Herbert Carothers of Sheri-
joyea ny Mrs-. George Bacon last dan, to Miss tjatnenne rteignoors
weeK wnen ner granddaughter, ot Virginia, during ine nunuays.
Mrs. Bill Brunkal and family of Carothers is serving in the navy,
Salem, arrived with a birthdav aboard the U.S.S. Pittsburgh, sta-
cake. tioned in Virginia.
Mrs. Kate Smith rplnrnnH tn Mr. and Mrs. Chan Mendenhall
her home this week from Port- of Willamina are the parents of
land. Her daughter. Mrs. Alii a son. born Jan. 16 at the Mc-
Richards, is still in Seattle, wait- Minnville General hospital.
ing for roads to im Drove hefnr. Palmer Bygrit. Jr., son of Mr.
driving her car home. and Mrs. Palmer Byrkit has re-
Mr. and Mrs. Albie I.parh nnH eeived his discharge from the
daughter of Sweet Home, visited navv. He returned from Japan
Sunday afternoon at the C.issel. in December, and received his
man residence. discharge in San t rancisco.
Mrs. Casselman has been on ih. Mrs. Harold Fuller and Mrs.
sick list for several days. Frank Downing were hostesses
Fred Reick has been confined for the January meeting of the
to his home several dav with th siudv club, when Mrs. Palmer
nu. Byrkit gave a dook repuri aim
Mrs. Mary Ilium's daughter La- Mrs. George Crisp presented the
vonne visited her mother Thurs- topic for the montn. mere wltc
day, celebrating her birthday 22 members at the meeting. Mrs.
Mrs. A. H. Jensen and Mrs. Cas- Otto Heider Sr., will be hostess
sclman were also guests for cof- for the February meeting, when
fee and cake. the Yamhill County Federation
Mrs. Walton, state women's officers will be guests,
missionary council president from Sgt. and Mrs. E. A. McKcnzic
Portland, spent Wednesday and left for Camp Stoneman, Calif.,
Thursday at Bethel Prlr thic k after beine home on
are being packed for outgoing fa 30-day furlough.
missionaries, and relief mnni,.. I rrripr installed hv the Kheri-
aorted. Han Assembly of Rainbow Girls
The local Women's Ml crinnaKu uora Dnrnthv Tatnm. tvnrthv ad
Council met at the hnmn nt Mm vlcnr- Dnnna Fav Hoiintrvrnfln.
Edward Edmond Wednesday aft- worthy associate adviser; Yvonne
ernoon. Friday night the group Blair, hope; Nadine Thomas,
will meet with Mrs. Ilium for a charitv; Donna Stoddard, confi
dents observer: Barbara
Hughcy, immortality; Vcrla
Kunzlcr, musician; Barbara
Smith, choir director; Donna
Mendenhall, service; LaVay Law
rence, love; June'Blair, outer ob
tain; Donna Lee Remington, drill
leader; and Helen Aaron, fidel
ity. Mrs. Nancy Stoddard is
mother adviser of the Rainbow
chapter.
Jefferson
JEFFERSON Frank Jones
of the Jones 10 cent store suf
fered an attack of paralysis af
fecting one side. He has been
unconscious since Monday. He
was taken to the Albany Hospital
for treatment. Mr. and Mrs.
Jones' two daughters are staying
with Mrs. Jones during his ill
ness.
The Jefferson Garden club
elected officers at the last meet
ing. Elected were Mrs. Alfred
Powell, president, Ronald Wall
vice president; Mrs. Harold
Johnson, secretary; Mrs. Joe Mc-
Kee, treasurer. The officers will
announce their committees at
the next meeting.
The W.S.C.S. of the Methodist
church met at the home of Mrs.
George Mason Wednesday after
noon with Miss Addie Libby as
sisting hostess. Mrs. Earl Lynes
led the devotions and Mrs. Scott
Hawk had charge of the pro
gram. '
Mrs. Gulvin, president, con
ducted the business meeting.
The ladies plan to refinish the
front room in the parsonage, and
also put metal stripping on the
linoleum in the auditorium, and
have a floodlight installed back
of the altar. A letter from Eve
lyn DeVries, missionary to Ro-
hodesta m Africa was read. Ke
freshments were served by Mrs.
Mason and Miss Libby. Mrs. E.
C. Hart of Albany will open her
home to the February meeting.
Amity
new missionary project
Talbot
AMITY The Amity Method
ist Church and Sunday School re
cently honored Mrs. Edwin Wad
dell with a surprise reception in
observance of 50 years as a Sun
day School teacher.
She was presented with a book
and a cash donation. A dinner
and a program was arranged for
the event.
More than 100 persons attend
ed. Ewart Calender, a former stu
dent, showed movie pictures of
Scotland, England, Ireland, Cana
da and the U.S.A.
Mrs. Waddell was also a teach
er in the Amity public schools.
She and her husband live on
North Getchell Street
The Youth for Christ Rally, on
Monday evening Jan. 25 at the
Grade School gymnasium will
feature the "Four Flats" quartet,
Dr. and Mrs. James Matthew Al
ley, of Amity.
AMITY The 1954 officers of
Amity Lodge No. 67 and Indus
try Rehekah Lodge No. 95, were ;
installed in joint ceremonies at
the lOOF hall Tuesday evening,
Jan. 19.
The installing staff of Yam
hill Lodge No. 20 and Naomi
Rebckah Lodge No. 83 of Day
ton, headed by Carl Mitchell,
district deputy grand master and
Mrs. Thomas Lyman, district
deputy president, conducted the 1
ceremony.
The first steam locomotive built
in America was credited to Peter 1
Cooper in 1830. I
TALBOT Mrs
latt entertained memhr r i'h server: Ina Mae Kunzler, trcas-
Ankcny Home Economics club urcrl Sharon Hyder, recorder;
with a 1:30 dessert lun.-hi.rm Gay Smuck, religion; Deloris
her home Thursday with Mrs. Nickcrson, patriotism; Betty Jo
. neniicy co-nostess. ' r.nis, laim, uuiina ai.euimau, nu-
Club chairman. Mr ' v.iV.in lure: Charlcne Mulford, chap.
11 i"cniua. sirs. Dernier
Davidson won the tea hour nrii.
Mrs. John Zehner furnished a
game.
The next regular meeting il I
be wilh Mrs. Mary Farr. with !
Mrs. Kenneth Van Clove as co-
TALLMAN
PIANO STORES
395 S. 12th, Salem
Dayton
DAYTON The Christian
Women's Fellowship mot Thurs
day altcrnonn, Jan. 21 at the
church. Visitors were Mrs. Ro
bert Coburn and Mrs. Clara
Slevensnn.
Mrs. Carl Mitchell, president,
opened the meeting.
Mrs. Harry Shermin review
ed an article for the devotions.
The lesson study was a play
let. Mrs. Robert Mulkry sang a
solo.
Refreshment were served by
Mrs. Sherman and Mrs. Hale
Hendrickson.
Mr. ind Mrs. Arthur Rainforth
of Hastings, Neb., were over
' night guests of his sister-in-law,
Mrs. Daisy Ralnsforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Louis
pent last week end at Antelope,
visiting her sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Rooper.
Mrs. W. J. Fisher and Bar
bara and Mrs. E. T. Christian of
Portland, Mrs. Jesse Hubbard
of Dundee, Mrs. L. S. Lnrenzen
and Mrs. Marvin Lorenen were
luncheon guests ot Mrs. Guy
Remme on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Remme en
tertained last week, her father,
Fred Dsvis, her sister and hus
band, Mr. and Mr. E. C. He.
Woodburn
GRAND ISLAND Mrs. Jacob
Tompkins of Grand Island and
her cousin, Mrs. V. M. Tolhurst,
of Lansing, Mich., were Friday
guests of relatives of Latavette.
Enroute home she called at the
home of Mrs. Clarence L. Fowler
in the Uninnvale district.
Mrs. Fran'.. Finnicum returned
home from Portland Friday eve-
i in the
Salem General hosoital. where
she underwent surgery Monday.
The term "corn" often Is ap
plied to the learing cereal crop
of the region, meaning wheat In
England, oats in Scotland and
maize in the United States.
TUESDAY LUNCH
AT NORTH'S
In the Capital Shopping Center
Turkey a la King
Mashed Potatoes. Cnle Slaw,
lint Biscuits and Butter
FAST r DELICIOUS
SERVICE 0 DC FOOD
Try Salem'i Beit Place lo Eall
WOODBURN The regular
meeting of the Woodburn Toast
masters will he Tuesday morn
ing, Jan. 20. at 6:30 o'clock at
Ihe Coney Island restaurant. Ly
man Seejy will preside. Toast
master will be Waller Scar
borough. Jr.: speakers Irving
Brown, Harold l,ive.iy. Lloyd I
Froom: time keeper Melvin Bil- i
ru and evaluators, L. H. Hilde-i
brandl. Lewis Paulson and Wil
bur Green.
Mr. and. Mrs. Warren Donner .
led by train Sunday morning for
Inncjcl.iil, Alhrrta, Canada, to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Don
ner'a father, E. H. Dennis, who
died Jan. 21. They expect to
be absent a week.'
Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Ander
son and baby left this week end
in their car for a vacation of two
weeks In California.
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