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SECTION I Pa J In The Edltrd by MIKE l-ORBFS Hopewell HOPEWELL Easter was ob served at the Hopewell K.U.B. Church with special selections by the primary children, accompanied bv Colleen Crannell. and a duet, "The Holy City" by Richard Cran nell and Vernon Stephens, accom panied by Mrs. fiiUiar Cramiti!. Mrs Mir.me Davidson and Carol Jean Hersha were received into the church as members, and the children of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Roberts (Hazel Comptom of Leba non. Sandra Rail. Gary Lynn and Rickie Wayne Roberts were bap tised. Rev. Glen Harris olliciat inc. At the Easter eveninn service, a movie "All that I Have" was shown. Tuesday evening, April 20. the Sunday School Council met at the parsonage for their monthly meet Ins. There were 100 in Sunday School Easter Sunday. The Ladies' Aid and Hopewell Home Extension Units met at the Hopewell E.U.B. Church Wednes day, April 21. for the annual clean up day with potluck dinner at noon. The auditorium of ' the, Church was painted last week by Mrs. Clarence LeRg, Rev. and Mrs. Glen Harris, Mrs. Frank Hersha, Mrs. Ross Rogers and Miss Bertha Magncss. The Easter Sunrise service in Salem was attended by Mrs. Glen Harris, Miss Marlene Harris of Portland, who spent the weekend with her brother, Rev. and Mrs. Glen Harris. Aloha and Cheryl Stephens, Joyce Hewitt, Carol Hersha, Mrs. Stephen Reed and Dean Brown. The annual mother and daugh ter banquet sponsored by the Hope well Missionary Society will be held Monday evening, April 26 at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Edna Strout of Amity will be the guest speaker and a program is planned. The men of the community will serve the dinner and boys wait tables. All ladies and girls of the com munity are urged to be present. Innomlnata Club met with Mrs. Richard Crannell last week. The discussion centered around tub erous begonias and flowering shrub culture. Refreshments were served by the hostess to Mrs. John Kuqua, Mrs. John Geis ler. Miss Virginia Magness, Mrs. J. S. Gilkey, Mrs. Eugene Wilson, Mrs. Dolly Peterson, Mrs. Ted Daum and Mrs. Earl Ellenber ger, a guest Howard Davidson and two daughters, Cheryle and Con stance, were week-end guests of his mother, Mrs. Minnie David son, and she accompanied him to Portland to care for the chil dren Jn the absence of their mother, who is with her father In Minneapolis because ' of his ill ness. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Edwards and family of Toledo were Sat urday night guests of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Loop. Mr. and Mrs. Ned Underbill of Dufur were Easter weekend guests of her sisters, Misses Vir ginia and Bertha Magness. Miss Virginia Magncss and Mrs. John Fuqua accompanied Mrs. Under bill to Portland on Monday on her way home, and Mr. Under bill and Ross Rogers went to the roast fishing. He will return to Dufur on Thursday, and Miss Bertha Magness will accompany him for a visit Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Dunberg tit Seattle were Tuesday night guests of his uncle, Henry Dee don. Mr. and Mrs Carl Reaty of Seattle were Easter week-end visitors at the home of his brother, Joe Reaty, in Wheatland Richard LaFollette of Portland was a week-end guest of his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy LaFol lette in Wheatland. : Mr. and Mrs. Drlbert Shipman and family of Salem were Faster Sunday guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John (leister. Mrs. Vera Rultcock of Aiusa. Cald.. ami John HalH-utk tit Al bany, were F riday evening guests of her brother, N. O. Pcare ami family. Mr. and Mrs. Gust Janen were hosts to a family gathering at their home for Faster, and to at tend the senior class play In HELD OVER! ! "DELIGHTFUL" "WONDROUS" W "A CHARMER" pir.uiF iNnRiisr.n V" Brooklyn'! most loviNe eharsclei! .rff. ' JL UW8.E (FUGITIVE 2ND BIG HIT McDonald Carey Joanne Dru IN "HANNAH LEE" Valley y&;mis!t8&utiM Amity on Friday evening, In which Miss June Ann Jamen took part. Those who came were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Splllman and family of Kichland, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. (ieorje Milne and fam ily of (Iresham and Mr. and Mrs. Klnier Kotka and family of Wood burn. Miss Pearly Craft of the West ern Uei.nuniU School, who ;i makini: her home with Mr. and f Mm. Howaid Stephens, has been seriously ill with poison oak. Faster guesls of Mr. and Mrs. George MrKinley were their daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Virgil Bronson and grandson, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bronson and son of Sheridan, and Lee McKinlcy of Sweet Home. Mrs. Sarah Scoggan spent the week-end with her son, Mr. and Mrs. Les Scoggan on Grand Island. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Waller were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. 0. Pearse and Granny Humble. Mrs. George Ramsden was seri ously 111 last Thursday and was taken to the Salem General Hos pital. She was released next day and Is now with her sister in Salem. Rickreall RICKREALL The Ladies Aid held its April meeting at the home of Mrs. Harry Dempsey who was assisted by Mrs. Vern Fox and Mrs. Kenneth Wait in serv ing the dessert luncheon. The work of remodeling and repair on the church building has pro gressed, but some outstanding bills were ordered paid from other funds than what had been col lected for this work on the church. Some money was taken from the flower fund, which with a special offering, amounted to $11 to be given to the conrer fund Mrs. Schucking was the speaker of the afternoon. Those enjoying the afternoon besides the hostesses were Mrs. W. C. Hill, Mrs. Anna Johnson, Mrs. Holdorf, Mrs. Al Martin, Mrs. Oncss Whaley, Mrs. George Van Santen, Mrs. Chas. Ross, Mrs. Arthur Beaver, Mrs. Leo Buyserie, Mrs. Howard Fleming, Mrs. M. B. Findley, Mrs. John Riney, Mrs. E. A. Letteken, Mrs. R. V. arlcson, Mrs. Ray Lewis, Mrs. Bryan, Mrs. Ada Belknap, Mrs. J. P. Hamilton, Mrs. Art Dempsey and daughters, Mrs. B. O. Schucking, Mrs. Win. Cadlc and daughter Peggy and Mrs. S. II. Holt ' Home Economic visitation day was last Thursday when the ladies of the Rickreall Home Economic tub entertained the other 1IKC members of Polk County. Mrs. Carleson, accompanied by Miss Lonsberry and five students, gave a short program during the dinner hour. They were also guests fur dinner. Larry Morgan gave a clarinet solo; Marianne Neufeld and David Carlson gave a trumpet duet; Sharon Kester a piano solo; and Dannie Carleson a reading. The next visitation day will be May 15 when West Salem and Brush college will be host for the meeting at the West Salem city building (formerly knowns as the city hall). This meeting will be gin with a covered dish dinner at noon. Polk Counly Pomona meeting will he held at Oak Grove Grange hall Saturdav. ADril 24 The hnt. ness meeting is scheduled for 10 a.m. N. MARION PROM HUBBARD The Junior Senior prom is planned for Fri day evening, April 30, at North Marion. PHILCO SALES and SERVICE SORENSON'S TV and Appliance 1141 S. Com'l. Ph. 4-2177 At ular Prices A LOT OF FUN" MARVELOUS" -0hm Mew "RIOTOUS" I Jefferson I JEFFERSON Mr. and Mrt. Har- ley Libby. accompanied by Miss ! tdith Libby, have returned from i Central Oregon, where they at- tended the annual meeting of the State Rural Health Council held at the Pilot Butte Inn at Bend. Oregon. The officers elected at the April meeting of the PTA were Charles Henion, president; Mrs. Arlie Cooper, vice-president: Mrs. Felix Muller.' secretary: Mrs. George VanUeventer. treasurer. The W.S.W.S. of the Evangelical United Brethren church met at the home of Mrs Gilbert Zimmer man Wednesdav artr-rtHHjn.-with tlie president. Mil. Jolin Kil.s, in chair. Meeting opened by Anna Klampe. Mrs. John Kihs read the scripture lesson, Mrs. George Kihs led the devotions. Mrs. Chrystal Wells reported on Spiritual Life. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. John Kihs and Miss Anna Klampe. , Visitors present were Mrs. Mar tha Brown, Mrs. Leon a Laurie, Mrs. Maud Epley, Mrs. Leona Ly on, Mrs. Vela Adair. Mrs. Edna Schuette, Mrs. Cordelia Hatmaker, Mrs. Cecil Consola. Mrs. Joanne Smith and Mrs. Katherine Ricks. Mrs. Harold Morrisettc and Mrs. Gerald Phelps were hostesses to the Wedding Ring Club Wednesday afternoon. The club planned for an entry in the May day parade The afternoon was spent visiting and refreshments were served. Guests present were Mrs. David Bradley and Mrs. Richard Price. Members present were Mrs. Dix son Vose. Mrs. Bill Hart, Mrs. Charles Hart Jr.. Mrs. Francis Phelps. Mrs. Gerald Phelps. Mrs. Martin Stephenson. Mrs. Oliver Stephenson, Mrs. Bob Harris and Mrs. Harold Morrissette. The next club meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Chares Hart Jr., May S. Mrs. Martin Stephen son wilt De assisting hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Millnn Libby are the parents of a 7 lb. 6 oz. boy born at the Salem Memorial hos pital Friday noon. He has the same birthday as his sister Con nie. They also have another boy. Dave Neiss sold his house near Greens Bridge to Mel Arnold. Neiss will move into the house on Second St. vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Hamby. The Hambys moved to their new house on Marion Rd. They were surprised Tuesday evening when a group of friends came to spend the evening, who also presented them with gifts. Refreshments were served during the evening. Air. and Mrs. Leishton Wedd e are the parents of a daughter, Rebecca Lynn, born April 8. at the Salem General hospital. Harold Knight, Paul McKee. Gilbert Looney, Les Shields, Har old Wynd and George Armstrong met at the City hall Saturday morning donating a day's work on tliu remodeling protect. The wives of the men prepared and served a hot dinner at noon. During the week S7D.34 for the renovation fund has been re ceived from the Chamber of Commerce, $1 from Mrs. Ada Young and Mrs. Nila Settle, also some wall paper was donated by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Powell. Cash received from donations and the women s cooked food sale amounted to $117 49. The town women are planning to serve lunch during the noor hour ful- luwing the May day parade to add to this fund. Roberts ROBERTS At the grange meet ing Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. Paul llamerick took the First and Second degree obligation and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Grcttie the Third and Fourth degree obligation. The agriculture committee re ported that it was spraying time for currants, strawberries and gooseberries. Louis D. Juhnston reported that the China pheasants ate up several ruws of peas in his HlHliH:N NOW PLAYING GASAmVAS BIG NGHT Color by Eb i chotd by t ; tovt-mod domi end plain mad huibandsl Hope Fontaine md Ct"wif BASIL AUDREY HUGh RATHBONE- DALTON MARLOWE 2ND BIG HIT Starring: Fernando lamas THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem, Oregon garden, after they came up. Roy J. Rice, legislative chair man, reported there were more politicians running this year than ever: that Rouse Miller has the 1183.000 bid for the highway from Salem to Roberts and that there would soon be "open house" at the new court house.' Mrs. F'rank Boehringer gave the home economics report. The lecturer, Mrs. Louis D. Juhnston, was in charge of the program. The Home Extension Unit will meet at the home of Mrs. A. D. Graham Thursday at 12:30. The project will be care of the walls. woodwork and floors. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bidgood went to Springftelii Sunday to spend tlie day with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nicholas, old time friends in Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kauth and family are on their vacation visit ing relatives and friends in Texas and Minnesota. Mrs. . Warren Wallace left last week for Brooklyn, Wash., to visit her sick mother Mrs. Myrtle Burke and other relatives and friends there. Willamiria WILLAMINA A 3e Bernard Doyle is home on a 10-day leave from duty at Chanule Air Force base in Rantoul, 111. He is visiting witn nis parents, 41 r. and Mrs. Joe Doyle. The PTA Talent show, held at the grade school Friday made a total of $237.70, which will be divided between the grade and high school PTA's. Judges of the show were Mrs. Mary Aronsen Bones of Grand Ronde. Mrs. Beryl Swails and Clarence Arney of Sheridan, and Royce Coan and Mrs. Mervin Worth of Willamina. Donnell Mitchell and James Mc Coy were masters of ceremonies. Prize winners were: Vistors, first, Carol Zetterberg of Silver ton; second, the Sheridan Rain bow Girls; third, the Sheridan high school girls tumbling team. Adults: first, guitar players Stanley Schmidt and Lawrence Vogt; second, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Reynolds; third, Rock Creek cir cus. Grade school, first, tap dancers Phyllis Rydell, Linda Sundrud and Dee McBee: second, Naomi Alish- ler: third, Larry Reeser. High school, first, Carol Mailer: second Lee Wade: third, the girls Sextet The Mill Creek Community club will give its third annual 99 cent dinner Saturday evening. April 24 at the Mill Creek schoolhouse mid way between Sheridan and Willa mina on the south side of the Yam hill river. The dinner will be serv ed from 5:30 p. m. to 8:30 p. m. Proceeds will go into the school property and in a fund for the charitable contributions made dur ing the year. Mrs. Augusta Hanson was host ess to the Friendly Circle club at her home Thursday afternoon. A no host luncheon was served. Others attending were Mrs. Delpha Paine, Mrs. Hilda Habuck, Mrs. Mae Norris, Mrs. Ruby Ann foli ar, .virs. r ranees v oilman ana Mrs. F.dna Graham. Beta Xi Theta Rho club No. 62 met at the Hebekah' hall, when Mrs. Ethel Stuckrath, member of the Theta Rho state board of con trol, made an official visit She was accompanied by three other ladies from Warrenton. The members of the club will at tend the Methodist church in a body on May 2, by a special in vitation. Girls attending the meeting were Jeanette Johnson. Connie Thoma son. Ellen Ham, Donna and Luann Stoddard. Carolyn Ramey. Nancy Read, Zona Boycr, Carol Schukar, Betty Wright. Nancy McCann, Son ja Ryan, Barbara Birchel. Pat Severson, Janet Booth, Yvonne Gift, Sue Ham, Jeanette Carlson. Rebekahs attending were Mes dames Alice Kudig. Geraldine Mc Namar. Wilma Yocom, Gayclte Harnett, Mary Young, Alice John, Frances Johnson. Wilma Thoma son, Theda W right, Amy Fox, tin an and Rhonda Fleming Falls City FALLS CITY-Mrs. Ida Faulk ner and Arthur White of Salem re cently visited their sister, Mrs. Ray Kennedy of Bridgeport. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Benefiel spent last week end visiting rela tives at Banks. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Sumpter and son. Stanley, were recent week end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ravelle Howell and son of Springfield. E. LaDuke suffered a broken arm when he fell while doing chores Thursday evening. Fred Wink has a new Ford pick up. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Olesen of neat Briuiieaort have gone 'x Ten Mile near Roseburg to work. Mr. Olesen will do logging with his son-in-law, George D. Jones. The rural fire truck was called out to the Harry Oehler home one morning last week. The chimney burned out and Mrs. Oehiei feared an overhealer stove pipe might fall to the floor. The Graham Gray family spent Easter Sunday at the beach. Mrs. Florence Cochran visited her doctor's office last week and the cast on her broken arm was changed. Jimmy Fletcher of Oakdale has the cast off his polio leg and is using crutches. Mrs. William Nilsson gave her little daughter, Annie Wink, a birthday party March 24 on her ninth birthday. Present were a schoolmate, Esther, Jerry and Loni Hotchkin, Mr. and Mrs. George Sullivan. Axel and Ernest Nilsson. Robert Richards and Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Nilsson. Annie's father, Fred Wink, called to see her in the evening and brought a gift, and had cake and Re cream with her. Carolyn Camper has been ab sent from school because of ill ness. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sullivan and sons of Nehalcm, brought his brother Fred Sullivan over to the Evans Rest Home in Dallas last Thursday. They were there to see Fred Easter Sunday afternoon. FUhel Trembly, Lois Wright, Nancy Stoddard and Barbara Stone. Starts Today Open 6:45 CRAZmGS trrta( ELROY 'fraiyfttfs HIRSCH LLOYD NOLAN Co Hit FLIGHT NURSE LESLIE TUCKER ENJOY M ll'IHIIl'll"! X Nfeft Lanaen?orW For 5-DAY FRESHNESS I LASTING FLAVOR FRESHNESS! INCREASED PROTEIN AND NUTRITION! DOUBLE MILK SOLIDS-over 11 ounces fat-free milk! MORE VIGOR VITALITY ENJOYMENT! MORE NUTRITION FOR GROWING CHILDREN! TASTIER TOAST-MOIST STAY-FRESH SANDWICHES! 63 ENERGY CALORIES PER SLICE! COSTS NO MORE! langeiiclorff Bread EXTRA FLAVORFUL AND' NUTRITIOUS Others calling on Mr. Sullivan were Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Mor gan of Winchester Bay and Ray Morgan nephews of the ill man, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gram ling, a sister and her husband. The Friendly Neighbors Club met at the home of Mrs Jessie Jones at their last regular meet ing with all members present The Vert Ellis family had Easter Sunday dinner with their daughter, Mrs. Ed Brandle and family of Salem. Mrs. William Nillsson drove to Salem Monday for X-rays and medical attention. Mrs. R. B. Cochran had the plea sure of a visit from old school mates recently when Mrs. Lillian Rcece and Lucy Wells of Port land and Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Birks of Sheridan called on her. Recent Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Uilsson, Bob and Annie were Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Peck ham and daughter Mrs. Bernice Schmidt and her daughter, Jacklyn of Forest Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Harold . Richards, and son David, of Salem, and Axel and Ernest Nil sson, brothers of William Nilsson of Falls City. Mr. and Mrs. George Sullivan called in the afternoon. Gertrude Hotchkin was initiat ed into the Ladies auxiliary of the Eagles lodge in Dallas Thursday evening. 4-H Club News HUBBARD Making flower carts, their second project, are the member of the Hammer and Saw 4-H club. They have already completed the first project of wooden hangers for hot pan holders, and their third project for the year will he one of their own choice. Mrs. L. H. Graham is advisor for the group. Plans are underway to exhibit at the spring show in Silverton, May 3-7 and to march in the par ade. The club is also planning a picnic to entertain the Knife and Fork 4-H club. Gates Open 6:45 Show At 7:15 STARTS TODAY! Two Technicolor Hits Jrff Chandler Maureen O'Hara in "War Arrow" Also Doris Day Howard Keel "Calamity Jane" Bring the Whole Family See A Movie In Your Car AMAZING f Lacomb LACOMB A. A. Ayers Came home from the Labanon Coinun ity hospital on Friday, after being there since Monday, for treatment and X-rays. Frank Chladek Is now home from the hospital, also Ernest Mc Kinney is home from the hospital, but is still receiving treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Downing have their daughter and son-in-law staying with them, to help with the turkeys. They are Mr. and Mrs. Del Eby. At the close of the regular morning service, a dedication of hM in the young winuiu wo . First Baptist church Those hav ing chilmeo dedicated were Rev Mrs. Emery Nester, dedication of son, Timothy. Mr. and Mrs. Bill t anHora snn Jimmv: Mr. and : Mrs. Hiram Hern, daughter Cathy; Mr. and Mrs. Felix Ek lund, daughter, Janice; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Reike, daughters, Debby, and Rebecca. Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Edwards en tertained Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mac Donald and daughter of Portland, at the week-end. Mrs. Harold Bailey and Mrs. G. Wingfield will be project lead ers on lamp shades at the May Home Extension meeting. Mrs. Leslie Chaney has tickets for the Home Makers spring fes tival to be held in Lebanon on May 3. High school students in the area are invited to a banquet and pro gram to be held in Salem April ni TU nutans ia cniliSnred bV the Lebanon First Baptist church. : ;l.,M& trAm I 1 ransponanon 19 aMi'"" the Lebanon church at p.m. Rev. and Mrs. Nester and chil- J l-J. W1...J.... in cnanil tlVA- uren leu munuaj iu - ---- week vacation with Mrs. Nester s NOW PLAYING! iii lisuf (nulls BLYTH -KEEl LAMAS - Also in Cinemascope "Poet And Peasant Overture" FLAVOR - NUTRITION! Mm! 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