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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem. Oregon
Thursday, February 4. 1934
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The
Valley
Edited by MIKE FORlfrs
Jefferson
l JEFFERSON-rM 1 s 1 Evelyn
J Weeks was honor guest at a
- birthday party given in h e r
honor Wednesday night, at the
' home of Mary Swanzy. Invited
guests were Mcrvine McCaw;
I Ardolla Robbins, Gladys and
Carrie Hatmakcr, Bonnie
Campbell, Evelyn Holloway,
JJ Joyce Davis, Helen and Ola
k Freshncr, Dorothy UnRcr.
Eric ritzsimons attended a
; music educators conference in
" Eugene recently at the Univer
f sity of Oregon. Musical groups
from Los Angeles were fea-
tured on the program.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Meng of
Baker Ore., are visiting with
friends and relatives in Jeffer
son and vicinity. The Meng
. family formerly resided in
" Jefferson. Mr. Meng is unable
to do hafd labor since his ill-
ness In which he had to take
months of rest.
A large group gathered at
the Evangelical United Breth-
ren church, Saturday night,
where the adult class of the
1 Sunday school entertained the
. rest of the Sunday school pu
J pils as Ihe adults were losers
- in the contest.
Mrs. Karl Kihs returned
' home from the Albany General
hospital Friday, where she has
; been the past week with an at
tack of pneumonia.
A wood, leather and metal
working shop has been started
in the grade school for boys in
the 7th and 8th grades. Joe
Howe is the teacher.
The grade school student
body has voted to buy an elec
tric score board for the grade
school gymnasium costing
around $225.
Sweet Home
Pedee
their work.
Mrs. Wayne Blankenbaker,
who became criticallv ill Tups.
PEDEE Mr. and Mrs. Mattsjday afternoon at her home, is
Johnson of Newport brought improving slowly at the Bar
her mother Mrs. Maud Bur-, tell hospital in Dallas,
bank home Sunday. Mrs. Bur-i Mr. and Mrs Albert Ronco
bank had spent the past month! visited Sunday afternoon at the
with the Johnsons. I nome of tneir son Paul R
mis. Dm irucaA, nu uuugii-; and family
Hubbard
Macleay
tcr, Mrs. Larry Plank and son,
Bennie, of Longview, Wash.,
were week-end guests of Mrs.
Lura Trucax and Wanda. On
Saturday evening the group; MACLEAY M. Monlach
enloved an evening of tele- Kave immunization shots to
viKinn at the R. H. Tr.iv 1 several pupils here Monday
home, where they were served L primary pupils are studying
SWEET HOME The Sojour
ner club met with Mrs. Ella
White and Mrs. Walter Short act
ing hostesses.
Winners of the evening were
Mrs. Robert Joslin,, bridge; Mrs.
Francis Carpenter, pinochle; Mrs.
Warren Cnstclln. Canasta.
The next meeting on Feb. lOi Trucax's birthday. I making booklets on the subject,
will be held in the American Lc- Jimmie and Wayne Cob!ne'una" 'reclion of the
gion nail ana gucsis wui Be in- of Independence spent the" ',,t,:,
cake and coffee honoring Mr.f Esl1imo 'iff , and habits and
Pleasantdale
PLEASANTDALE Sunday
dinner guests of Mrs. Fred
Reichstein were her niece and
nephew, Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Hampton of Yamhill. Oth
er relatives calling during the
day were Mrs. Grace Stone
brink and Mrs. Scott Stone
brink and children of Yamhill,
and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rob
ertson of Sheridan.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Booth and
Carolyn s( Willamlna were
Sunday dinner Rests of her sis
ter, and husband, Mr. and
Mrs. Merle Reichstein.
Wcldon Swan is at home and
doing well after a month in the
Portland Sanitarium following
an accident at Cascade Locks
in which hia right shoulder was
broken. The injury was never
put in a cast, but was kept in
traction until the day before he
left the hospital.
vitcd at this time.
Mrs. Sara Prentiss, former in
structor at O.S.C. in the depart
ment of "Family Life" and now
president of Benton County Men
tal Health Association, spoke on
"Guide Posts in Child Develop
ment from six to sixteen" at the
meeting of the Long Street Par
ent-Teacher Association this
week.
Mrs. Dryden, representing
Linn County W. B. Association
also spoke briefly regarding the
County Child Guidance Clinic.
Founders day was observed at
this meeting by the relating of
accomplishments of the organiza
tion since its founding.
The junior high chorus gave
two musical selections and the
girls trio also sang a selection.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Karns and
Mrs. Letha Miller were elected
to the nominating committee to
select officers for the 1954-55
term of P.T.A.
A founders day birthday cake
centered the refreshment table
and Mrs. Hyde was chairman of
the committee
Mr. Lester Burnett was releas
ed from the hospital this week
after a scries of cardiographs and
other tests. '
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McVein are
the parents of a daughter born
Feb. 1 in the Lebanon Commun
ity hospital. Mr. McVein is the
new city patrolman.
bumlay, Job. 7, is Scout Sun
day and all Cubs and Scouts are
urged to attend church in uni
form. Several of the churches
plan special programs in com
memorating the 44th anniversary
of the Scout movement
The Loyal Women of the
"Church of Christ" met for an
all day meeting Tuesday and the
Missio.iry Society group also had
its monthly meeting.
Mrs. Spain Trask returned
home Saturday from the Eugene
hospital where she has been un
dergoing treatment for a fractur
ed hip. She is able to be in a
wheel chair and her daughter,
Mrs. Glen Palmer is caring for
here in the Trask home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lylc Moss and
week-end at the George Gente
man home.
Rev. Delbert Dow left Mon
day morning for Camp Men
uche at Corbertt, Oregon to at
tend the mid-winter conference
of the Evangelical United
Brethren church.
with his aunt and unrln Mr
and Mrs. W. T. Turner, while
his narenls were in Salem.
Mr, and Mrs. E. A. Burbank,
were week-end guests of their
Lylc and Eldon, of Portland,
daughter, Mrs. F. M. Dyer.
They visited Sunday evening
at the C. L. Burbank home.
Mrs. Rufus Dodge and Mrs.
Gus Burbank were hostesses to
the Woman's Club Wednesday
wnen the club members tied
out a quilt for the Murphv
family at Arlie, who recently
lost their home by fire. Mrs.
John Yungling received the at
tendance prize. Mrs. Lyle Rit-
ner and Mrs.
were appointed to buy song
books for the club. Fifteen
members, six children and
guests, Rev. Lawler, Rufus
Dodge, Herman Amos, Gus
Burbank and Gus John were
Dresenl.
On Jan, 22 the Pedee Rust
lers 4-H club was re-organiz-j
cd with three leaders, George:
Genteman, Dewey Cummins,
Fritz Kerber.
Wood, sheep, goats, dairy,
poultry, and gardening will be
the projects of the club which
each month.
Twelve members signed,
will meet the 2nd Friday of
President, Phillip Genteman;
vice president, Harry Cum-
mins; secretary, Amy Comeroy;
song leader, Daricl Genteman;)
yell leader, Dwight Cummins, j
reporter Dewey Cummins. j
The other six members arc: i
Larry Sullivan, Thomas Pom-i
eroy, Richard and Lary Hag
They have also been weaving
yarn mats and making book
covers from cardboard and wall
paper.
Merry Mixers 4-H cooking
club met at the home of the
leader, Mrs. James Hudec, on
Tuesday afternoon.
Judging sponge cake and
jelly roll cake was the proj-est.
The annual valentine party
for the school children is being
planned by the women's club
and mothers of the pupils.
Five new circuits are being
brought from Salem to this
community by the Pacific Tele
phone and Telegraph company.
Mrs. Harry Martin, Sr., has
been having repair work done
on her farm buildings.
Gervais
GERVAIS Three Home Ex
tension agents met with a
prniln et IrlHioc ct flnrvaie Mnn
Glen Edward 'day afternoon to organize an
extension unit.
The third Tuesday of each
month was chosen as meeting
day. The February meeting
will be at the home of Mrs.
Kraft, Feb. 16.
HUBBARD Mrs. Lola
Osborne, president of the Re
bekah Asembly of Oregon,
made her official visit to Thalia
Rebekah Lodge Monday eve
ning. The annual home-coming
dinner for the lodge preceded
the special meeting at which
Mrs. Osborne gave instructions
and constructive material to
the assembled members and
guests from Portland, Molalla
Buttevlile and Needv.
Program for the evening was
a re-obligation service in
candlelight. Mrs. Osborne was
presented with a gift , from
Ihalia in degree.
Introduced with the
dent were Mrs. Grace Chris
tianson, past president of the
R.A.; George Howard, grand
junior warden of the
campment; Mrs. Wilma Leffler
oi inana; jwrs. Coal Gay of
Home lodge Woodhum- Mr,
Florence Weneer of Oak lnrioo
Molalla and Mrs. Irma Lind-
quist of St. Alexie of Butteville,
Mrs. Harry Kcssler acted as
chaJrman, Mrs. William Uppcn
dahl, assistant; Mrs. Paul Reil
ing. secretary treasurer. M
Don Hood, program chairman.
i ne ,ros club met with Mrs.
Jake Cutsfffnrth
last week, Marge McCormiek
was surprised with gifts for her
now daughter.
The Jamiarv ViirfVirloi.e it
Iris Chrz and Irma Reiling
were noted.
district deputy presidents.
A cake walk for the March
of Dimes netted over $10. Re
freshments were served after!
the meeting.
The Mary-Martha Circle ofj
the Hubbard Community
church, will meet Monday eve
ning, February 8, 8 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. A. Foltz. Mrs.
Elvan Pitney will complete the j
study of "Sands and Stars by!
Ruth Stull.
Thalia Rebekah lodge will
meet Tuesday evening, Feb. 9
at 7:30 p.m. at the Rebekah i
hall.
Members 'of the'Ef ecutlvel
committee of, the Hubbard
will meet Mdnday, Jan. 8 at !
i:so p.m. in the grade ithool,
library.
$aving Centers
at ihe toot of
the Bridge
Wesi Salem
12 Nile North
of the Underpass
Salem
Unionvale I 0Pen Every Day ... 8 a. m. to 10 p. ra.
PRICES GOOD FRIDAY-SATURDAY-SUNDAY
UNIONVALE Rev. Clyde
uouarieit Monday to attend
the mid-winter conference at ;
Camp Menucha on Columbia i
river, 30 miles from Portland j
near Corbett from Monday to I
Thursday.
The Unionvale Evangelical
United Brethren church is
sponsoring "Oil Town." film
to be shown at 8 p.m., Sun
day, ico. 7.
This is a Billy Graham pro
duction.
Work Is progressing rapidly
on tne gymnasium improve
ment. The inside finish is
done and basket hoops are up.
The flooring Is expected to be !
started this week.
PHONI 1-1447
2 Technicolor Hits
Rock Hudson
in
"Back to God's
Country"
Also
"Those Red Heads
From Seattle"
Greg were in Sisters Sunday to I Kard' Curtis McCormack, Tom-
visit with Brownie Moss who is my jge.
Falls City
FALLS CITY Mrs. Opal Ward
Arslill of Portland and Claude
Graham of Salem were married
in Portland Friday afternoon,
Jan. 29.
The ceremony was performed
at an Episcopal church in that
city.
The couple will reside In Tort
land until June, moving to Mr.
Graham's home on Cross St. in
Salem at that time. !
Mrs. Graham is a teacher In.
the Portland school system and"
will continue in her work there
until school closes.
Mr. Grahams' employment Is
with the state tax commission and
his work will be in both Salem
and Portland.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Graham are
former Falls City residents.
The William Polanrts wrrc
hosts at a dinner Friday eve
ning in their home, honoring
Mrs. Marie Sullivan upon her
71st birthday, Jan. 20.
Also present lor the occasion
seriously ill.
Fifteen ladies met at the home
of Mrs, Lee Dudley recently to
complete plans for the Long St.
Fair which will be held Fetf. 26
in the Long St. gym.
Pack No. 31 of the Cub Scouts !
will hold its annual Blue and
Gold banquet in the high school
cafeteria, Friday, Feb. 5, at 6:30
p.m.
Achievement awards will be
made to the Cubs after the ban
quet and service stars will bo
given to the Den Mothers by Ken
ury. District Scout executive of
Albany.
A special meeting was called:
Jan. 29th to get caught up on I
it
i
PHONI l.IOSO
NOW PLAYING!
"Crazylegs" Hirsh
. Lloyd Nolan
id
"CRAZYIEGS"
Also
Joan Leslie
in
"FLIGHT NURSE"
STOP! LOOK!
were Mr. and Mrs. George
Kitchen.
Miss Ruth Clark of Salem was
a recent house guest at the W. Y.
l.cttcrm.m home.
She also visited Rev. and Mrs.
Green while in town.
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