Friday, January 29, 1954
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem, Oregon
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North Marion
High Activities
HUBBARD The members of
the senior class will hear repre
sentatives of the state system of
higher education present what the
various schools of higher learn
ing have to offer thq graduates.
Representatives will be present
from the University of Oregon,
Oregon State College, Teacher
Train schools (elementary) of
Monmouth, Ashland and La
Orande, Oregon Institute of Tech
nology at Klamath Falls, Wednes
day, Feb. 8.
The Future Farmers of America
chapter at North Marion will hold
their ' local public speaking con
test Wednesday evening, Feb. 3, at
o'clock.
The University of Oregon band
will present a program at North
Marion Union High School Thurs
day evening, Feb. 4, under spon
sorship of the band-chorus parent
club.
Tickets are on sale by the mem
bers of the band and chorus.
Buena Vista
Buena Vista Mr, and Mrs.
Victor Bride spent the week
end In Portland at the Killiam
Jacobs home. '
Mrs. Maude Johnson cclcbrat
ed her birthday' Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Ina Culbrets marie her a
cake and Mrs. Bersin, Mrs. Car
rie Tann, Mrs. Georgia Prathcr
and Mrs. Leland Prather were
other guests.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gor
don Wells Friday evening for
dinner were her parents, Mr. and
Airs. William Sherwood of Inde
pendence; Saturday evening, John
Titus ana Keta uoison, ana oun
day evening for dinner they en
tertained Mr. and Mrs. Wally
Gregg of Salem.
Mrs. George Sloye left Friday
for I two weeks' visit with rela
tives in California.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McAtee
moved to Independence Saturday
where he will be closer to his
work.
Dale Halo of California, Mr.
and -Mrs. Mel Lang of I'oriland
spent the week-end at the Gail
Praihcr home. They arc niece
and nephew of Mrs. Prather.
M. L. Prather of Portland
. visited Tlnirsdny.'With" his aunt,
jnrs. ucorgia i-ruwci.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Graber
were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hultman.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gallagher
and family spent Sunday with
her parents here, Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer Busby.
Chris and Dale Johnson made
a business trip to Tillamook re
cently. Mrs. C. F. Wells left for San
Francisco Saturday to help care
for her new grandson. She will
he gone two weeks. Their dnugh
tcr, Elaine (Mrs. Boh Urban),
the mother, was to return home
from the hospital Sunday, the
young lad has been named Robert.
"Shirt and tailored Workshop"
SILVERTON A crew of painters, mostly volunteer, take
time out for a snack at Trinity Lutheran church. They are paint
ing some of the rooms in the new addition to the church to be
used chiefly for Sunday school classes. Actual construction be
gan Mav 26, 1953, and is now at least 85 per cent complete.
Pictured, left to right, are Silas Torvcnd, building committee
chairman, William Hatteberg, Jens Moen, Elmer Thompson,
Lawrence Larson who has made coffee each afternoon for tho
building crew, Martin 0. Hatteberg (almost hidden in picture)
Orlin Smedstad, Harlan Moe, congregation president, Mrs,
Jjnies Phillips, Mrs. Weldon Hatteberg, Mrs. Elmer Thompson,
Art M. Gottcnberg, in charge of painting project, Samuel Tor
vend, Mrs. Arnold Thompson and Mrs. Albert Satrum. Jelmcr
Refsland, ill on day picture was taken, is in charge of construc
tion project. He and M. 0. Hatteberg have been employed full
time since construction began. (Photo by Larsen)
In T?ze "Valley 1
Edited by MIKE FORBES i
and her niece and nephew, Mr.
and Mrs. Nick Fehlen of Stayton.
The birthday of Mrs. Lee Doer
fler was observed by the group.
The six sisters are daughters
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Murtin
Smith, early pioneers.
"'rHryll"
Javcees Plan
Hubbard
HUBBARD Miss Frances Wea
ver was reelected trustee for a
three-year term of Thalia Rcbe
kah Lodge Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Henry Johnson, new noble
grand, appointed the following ad
ditional committees for the year:
Mrs. Ora Morris, Mrs. George Ro
gers and Mrs. J. C. Morrison,
courtesy committee; Mrs. L. W.
Jay, Mrs. Harry Moore and Mrs.
Georgia Cannon, finance commit
tee: Mrs. A. L. Murphy, ood of
order chairman; Mrs. E. C. Boyd
and Mrs. Morris, gift committee;
Miss Weaver, Mrs. George Lcfflcr
and Mrs. Charles Vredenburg, re
solutions committee; Mrs. Murphy,
Miss Weaver and Mrs. Hannah
Hunt, reception and education
committee; Miss Weaver and Mrs.
Flossie Ilillington, decorating comi
mittec, and Mrs. Ella Becker, Mrs.
Elmer Smurkcr and Mrs. Moore,
refreshment committee.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Lavonne Bnthum and Mrs.
Cannon.
The Altar Society meeting
scheduled for Monday, Jan. 25 at
the home of Mrs .Fred Holtinger,
was postponed because of the
snow.
- Mrs. 'Anna Van Handel is car
ing for Mrs. Frank Albricht at
Salem. -
Little Donetla Blades, eight-year-old
daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Don Blades, was admitted
to the Santiam Memorial Hospi
tal Monday evening. It at first
was thought the child was suf
fering from appendicitis, but at
last reports she was much im
proved and is expected home soon.
Central Howell
CENTRAL HOWELL The
Central Howell 4-H Cooking club
met at the school house Jan. 21.
The president. Barbara Lichty,
presided at the business meet-int?.
Diiryl Henry led in the 411
Plans for a silver tea and hob
by display to be held Feb. 24 at
was demonstrated the final day . reiiowsiiip House was ine major
Friday at the hall, when project lKct o discussion at he La
t i m, ,i nth9 dies Aid meeting of the Hubnard
ih.nn ,ni,,nrt'l2 ladies with l'mmunil church Wednesday af- 'Flag salute.
shirts and jackets. Mr. Hinlsongtemoon. ,. 1 The secretary, Muriel Rirkard,
from S-k-m was present and ad- Program included the reading ; read the minutes,
lusted some ot the machines and ; of the story of Jephthnh s Daugh-j Mrs. Emma Wolford led In the
demonstrated the buttonhole j ter from "Women of the Bible" discussion on the spring show,
maker attachment. I hV Mr5- Russell Hollofson. Mrs. R. ! This Community has a num-
Mrs Jonas Graber, Mrs. Cecil C. Mains conducted the business her of its young men wearing
Hultman and Mrs. Paul Dodlc at- j meeting. Anyone wishing to dis- M;nclc Sam's uniform in one
tended the county demnntrtion ; P,a' hobby at the tea may notify . liram h or another of its service.
r,i,r n,l Cake decorating" at ! 'rs- Mains or Mrs. J. C. Morrison. Included arc Gerald Roth, son
h. Hallux Chamber of Commerce "'splay must be in place by 1 ' 0f Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roth
Assessor Talks
Af Ml. Angel
MT. ANGEL Guest speaker ta
the meeting of the Mt. Angel
Business Men's club Monday
noon was A. C. Lewis, new coun
ty assessor, and his assistant Leo
Quesnel. Mr. Lewis spoke on the
tax equalization problem, and
stated that Mr. Quesnel would
work in this district for a few
days very soon.
A report on the March of
Dimes program was given by
Don Orange, local campaign
manager. He stated that two
crews of boys collected over $25
Saturday in slightly over two
hours by the block of dimes
method, and the Mothers March
will be taken care of by the
Young People's Sodality mem
bers.
The Legion Auxiliary will soi
led funds with a benefit auc
tion slated at their Feb. 9 meet
ing, and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lacy
of tho ML Angel Bakery are
again donating a cake to be
decorated with money with two
prizes offered to the persons
guessing nearest .the amount
that will decorate the cake by
Feb. 1.
Frank Hetlwer thanked the
members for their excellent work
in serving the annual Mt. Angel
Cooperative Creamery dinner,
and Tom Bockclman of the Made-
lyn Studio was introduced as a
new member.
Sco
SC10 The Missionary Confer
ence Week will begin Sunday
morning at the Baptist Church.
Miss Betty Irwin is leaving
Wednesday to enter Multnomah
School of the Bible in Portland.
The Jefferson District Sunday
School Convention will be Sun
day afternoon, Jan. 31, at the
Baptist Church.
Sodality Entertainment'
At Mr. Angel Monday
MT. ANGEL Entertainment
and dancing in the School audi
torium, followed by a late lunch,
will be on the social program for
the members of the Young Peo
ple's Sodality Monday evening.
The regular business meeting,
scheduled for 8 o'clock in the
school meeting room, will precede
the program. j
Mary Lou Faulhaber will be
general chairman in charge of the
social. Her assisting committee in
clude Elaine Annen, Mary Alice
Berning, Lorayne Kraemer, Eu
nice Geek, Arlene Dummer, Carol
Wachter, Jeanette Wavra, Nor
bert Schmitz and Don Jaeger.
Final Effort for
Albany United Fund
LEBANON A final effort to ob
tain the remaining $.1000 needed to
reach the Lebanon United Fund's
$22.(mG quota will be marie next
week., A. B. Cash, UF drive chair
man said Thursday.
A porchlight drive, conducted by
members of the Business and Pro
fessional Women's club will be
held Wednesday evening. Those
who wish to contribute may turn
on their porchlight between 7
and 9 p.m. Wednesday and their
gifts will be picked up, Cash
said. .
The final drive is being held
because many persons have said
that they were given no oppor
tunity to donate, the chairman
explained.
room Monday when Mrs. Malno
Bierhart gave the demonstration.
Umonvale
o'clock the day of the tea. w,0 is an M P. stationed near
The next meeting will be all i Indianapolis. Ind.
day Wednesday, Feb. 10, starting j Clifford llerr, son of Mr. and
at 10 a in. at Fellowship House. Mrs Riph Hcrr, in the infantry
' 1 at Fort Ord, Calif. Howard Ed-
The Pythian Sisters of Arion ards. son of Mrs. Albert Ecci-
' ..,nu'.i'i. .. mlhr. i T,'mP' wil1 mrfi Tuesday eve-; mim jn tne navy and stationed
tffl S- " 8 P m- 'ni,i",i0n I ' Francisco; Jimrnie Kuenzi,
- 'l(i;iv quiltv Tuesday tnnrniFg
"t - liuownif. KvanHicnl Cn.t- Th(, ,,,;;," Nv;mnn club
co eu.rcn counn ami mr ,,,., ,. w,ii., af,,.m,
Watches to Be Given
Old Mill Employees
LEBANON Twenty-one Leb
anon employees at Crown Zcllcr
hach paper mill will receive en
graved watches in recognition of
95 vpars nr mriFD nf orvirg in thn
The Cub Scout Pack meeting c,)n'inanv. The announcement was
was postponed Tuesday night, ; mflv Thursday,
due to stormy weather. i The gifts are being made under
The P.T.A. served the banquet m expanded service recognition
for the Schoolmasters Thursday j p,,licv that became effective on
evening. the first day of this year and
A group of Scio ladies sur-; covers employees who were on
prised Mrs. F.lvin Fast, Friday the payroll Jan. 1, 1954. Pin prcs
aftcrnoon at her home on Wal-! entatinn will be continued,
lace Rd near West Salem. j Hugh Crnner. speaking for liv
Frankie Bell Quiclcy has re- cal mill management, said no
sumed her work in Albany, after i dite has been set for the prescn-
naving pneumonia.
A dessert luncheon was en
joyed by the Munker's Commu
nity club, last Wednesday at
130 nm tat thn hnmn nf frc
David Potts. Mrs. Glenn Clayton r.lnL''V
SILVERTON Members of the
Silverton Junior Chamber of
Commerce completed final plans
Tuesday night at a meeting in
the Washington Irving club
rooms, for their block of dimes
polio drive scheduled for Satur
day. Murl Anderson will direct
the sidewalk project.
Featured quests were Vick
Withro, treasurer of the Marion
county March of Dimes, and his
son, Al Withro of Salem.
The program was oficially pre
sided over by the JayCee presi
dent, Bill Hanson, at the Wash
ington Irving club rooms.
Al Withro supplemented the
talks of his father and himself
with the showing of colored
slides.
The speakers disclosed that
"for the past five years, every
year, the Salem and Silverton
areas have received for the care
of local polio patients, all money
sent in (one half of the intake
of dimes donation) and around
$18,000 from the national fund.
The president, Bill Hanson,
named Bob Howell as publica
tions chairman for the coming
year.
NOT GUILTY THIS TIME
DALLAS. Tev. 11 P h I 11 I n
Hodges. 200-Dound bartender in a
downtown tavern, sprinted into the
sneriu s otiicc and collapsed into
a chair to catch his breath.
As he panted and wheezed, a
professional bondsman rushed up.
"Tell me what vou rinnp hpFnrn
the city gets here, Phillip." he
said. "I know you done something."
It took Hodces spvprnl minnles
to explain that he was just get
ting oui oi tne rain.
tation, but that the awards arc
being planned, by officials of the
home office.
son of Mr. and Mrs Theodore
Kucnil, in the nrdnsnc depart
j mcnt at t amp Il.infnrd, Wash.;
. .nnti.i -...ie-i.,-,.,!--.. t,.lini' i n,,v...... r.rvin mini, son ui air. mm ius.
non,i monthly mission.ir inectinj,. .. h .. . , . h . . , ....... , . ,.
Z Swd M e ' Th Program un-! m '"1
DVntTchurch ,U r d"w,l,,n ,,f " ". ! Frankfurt. Germany; Dean Way,
DR v Zy L nds of Fols,,n V'UrVhC !" """mP'! ",n uf Mr M"' 'rnk
Valley. Calif., who is in charge of ':. " '', !" "T"' "
Mrs. Bert Bye, at Fort Belvoir, i !,n" 5l"rm'
Va., in army school for heavy I There were power outages in
'equipment; Lee Itickard, son of i som of neighborhoods, due
the Carrol Kickards, and Dick I ",v "
Mrs. Georee Gin- , ., i,ih whom are in
the navy
Sublimity
the series of special meetings in
progress, gave a talk on missions.
Six men working on the church
parsonage and gymnasium were
d.nner guests at noon.
The next monthly meeting will
he held at the same place.
Mr anH Mr llnrt Mi-Fm-l.-inp
!i b'..m in ih frinnvilln. Thursday afternoon. ; I NION SCHOOL GIVES $40
Redmond area, called at the home .. I'ivr...l!"ulrc.'1 P,nV'' i,h ' WOODItl ltN -- The sum of
was co-hostess.
The club decided to have an
all day work day in February
at- Ihe M. nell home.
The V.F.W. Auxiliary will
hold a Baked Fond Sale at
Thurston's Market Saturday,
a' very small crowd attended """need reports of a romance.
P.T A. Monday night due to the
MAURY KX-QCEF.N
CAIRO, Egypt OP - Egyptian
crooner-movie star Farid El At
rash said Friday he is thinking
of asking ex-Qucen Narriman to
marry him but admitted he has
not yet proposed. Both Narriman's
mother and her lawyer have dc-
Saturday Lunch at
NORTH'S
In the Capitol Shopping
Center
SWISS STEAK
Whipped Potatoes and
Natural Gravy . Cole Slaw
Hot Riscuits r
and Butter Ojt
Fast Servire . . ,
Delirious Food . . .
Try Salem's Best Place
to Fat:
! SUBLIMITY
, ver was hostess to members
'the Sublimity Women' Club)
About 54 per cent of nonlarm fam
ilies in the United States own their
own homes.
o! Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hull Tues
day. ' They had been guests of
their son-in-law and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Mabry at McMinn-vilic.
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Upstairs 241 North Mhrrly
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I Mrs. William Hiirhateau 'winning $40 was presented to the "March
first prije. Mrs. Philip Stelten of Dimes by patrons of the L'n
won the special gift. ion school, the money being the
Mrs. Clara Ne.il aecompnnied j proceeds from the recent hasket
the Leonard Ncal family In Eu-; social held at tho school. Basket
gene Sunday, where they spent dinners were enjoyed at 7 30 p.m.
the day with friends. ! and films of Hawaiian scenes
Mrs. Emma IVcrllcr was host-! were shown by W. Earl Dunn,
ess lo her five sisters at her home i The school board of the district,
here on S11111l.1v. Spending the I headed by Gail Wcngenroth, pre-1
day with her were Mrs. Joie j pared and served commee.
B.irr, Mt. Annel: Mrs. Ella Roe
riidicimcr and Mrs. Barbara Gch
Ion both of Stayton: Mrs. Doro
thy Zielinski and Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Doerfler (Janet) of Salem
Cherry's Plantation
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Edward G. Robinson
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Judith Franz. Sherry Carroll,
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