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Page 2 SECTION I THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem, Oregon Friday, May 21, 1954 I Edited by MIKE FORBES ' ' I Lyons f LYONS Mr. end Mr. John Jungwirth were surprised Suiv day, when a group of relatives came to dinner and to spena ine day. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Sil Bender. Louis. John and Bon nie of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jungwlrth of JSewberg; M and Mrs. Frank Schauner, Mrs. i ncr. i5 Fund of Salem: Mr. and Mrs. Jake Silbernagel, Clara Fink of Stayton, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Fink of Lyons, Father Owens of Jor dan, and Father Timm oi Wis consin.; . : ;- '' ." Mrs. Leo Cruson and da ugh !. Marv Jo. are. in .St. Regis, Mont., called there by the death of her brother-in-low, ah neisen. Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John McCIurg were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hayward of Portland. : Mr. and Mrs. Earl Allen spent the week end at the home of his aunt, Mrs. George Allen at Blue . River. -i. Mrs. Kuth liyon, postmistress of Lyons, is attending the post masters' convention held at Gear hart the first of the week. The- Santiam Chapel will pre sent a free sound film, "Stephen the First Christian Martyr," Fri day evening, May 21, at 7:30 p.m. A recent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thiel was her niece, Mrs. H. L. Koel Ing, from Seattle, Wash. John Tomb, who Is with the U.S. Army, and stationed at West Palm Beach, Fla., is spending his furlough at the home of his par ents, jkr. and Mrs. James Tomb. Saturday he, with his parents, went to Seattle where they visit ed his brother, Jim Tomb, Jr. Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Brassfield and Bob were Mr. and Mrs. Earl McCoy and Mr. and Mrs. William Zlegler of Portland. Mrs. Mc Coy is t sister of Mr. Brassfield and Mrs. Zicgler a niece. A group of Girl Scouts with their leaders enjoyed an over night outing when they went Fri day to the C.C.C. Camp at Sil ver Creek Falls returning home Saturday. Scouts enjoying the trip were .Tnnice Wilson. - Linda Monroe, - , - , M -i-i inni inont Ktinnai, Joan weivey, aaenene rniuppi, - - : , ;,;, -Sr:,i" ni.n uu.i.n l-nin. TiMTlmfoiv Mr. and Mrs. Gail Prather, Mabel Nydeggcri Joan Nvdegger, Joan Trahan, Donna Downer, Kathrvn Johnston, -Pat Mattson Alta Mattson, Maria McWhirk. fiAttv Trahan. Nadlne Carr. Ann Powell, Beverly PoW'et, jfSwsin'HJ Bowers, Marjorie warden, lion nle Cruson and Irene Turner. ( Leaders and hostess were Mrs, Charles Power, Mrs. Donald Mc Whirk, Mrs. Marshall Powell, Mrs. Ercll Wilson, Mrs. Dale Crandell, Mrs. ; Helen Fletcher and Miss Rcan Fletcher. Buena Vista BUENA VISTA Mr; and Mrs. Leland Prather spent Wednesday driving over, on the Mctolius. They saw 20 deer within a radius of 10 miles, Mr. and Mrs. Gil Snyder of cutler City visited at the Bud Linn home one day last week. - Bill Prather spent the week end in .Milwaukee with Dwignt Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Anderson accompanied by Mrs. Addle Har mon spent the week end in Win- lock, Wash,, visiting Mrs. Mollie Baldwin, Week-end "giiests from ' Port land at the C. F. Wells home were Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lystrup, Air. ana Mrs. wiins Kunyan Mr. and Mrs. Leland Prather were calling on Mr. and Mrs. Emll Gobat in Monmouth Sat urday evening finding Mr. Go- bat somewhat better. He has been ill for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Steele of Portland were Sunday guests f Henry Steele, also Mrs. Dewey steei wim Mrs. Bob Appleton. Quinton Steele of MoBes Lake, spent Wednesday at the Harry Steele home. Dinner guests, of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hultman Friday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Guy Allen of Salem and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Trowley of Baltimore, Maryland, they had spent a few days visit ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allen's daughter in Roseburg. Cecij Hultman, Jonas Graber, Perry Wells, Mrs. Graber and Mrs. C. Wells were attending the Farmers Unidn Education Con ference in Salem Friday. Everyone has been asked to attend the Extension meeting at Hclmick Park, May 23 an all day meeting when "Camp Cookery" Will be demonstrated. Mrs. Fred Detering attended the mothers luncheon at Oregon College of Education Saturday as a guest of Ardcn Detering. Mrs. Detering was attending the National Conference of Nurses in Seattle all of last week. Miss Joan Belcher of Mon mouth was a week-end guest at the Fred Detering home. Mr. and Mrs. George Godwin of Turner spent Sunday with Silverton - SILVERTON Frank M. Powell, active In the work of the American Legion, was called to Portland, Thursday, to complete plans for receiving an award granted him as state-of-Oregon "high" in ob taining members for the organiza tion. . - , , House 'guests . at the Welch street home ot Mrs.'. Ethel Boch are her daughter, Mrs. Gloria Brewer, convalescing from a re cent hospitalization In Portland, and also a sister, Miss Cornelia Galbreath ot California, here on vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Syron, and Mrs. Syron's step-father, Bert Bird of Liberal,, have returned from a successful fishing trip in the streams ot the Detroit Dam area. Saturday,- May 22, is general cemetery clean-up day nt Evans Valley grounds, by members of the Trinity Lutheran church. NOW PLAYINGI CINEMASCOPE Mrs. Gordan Hadley was able to return home from Salem Gen Mill City MILL CITY Mrs. A: E. West ward will leave this week for Lewiston, Mont, for Die wedding of her daughter Miss Joyce West gaard, to William Cope. The couple's engagement was an nounced last December. Miss Westgaard has been employed at the state house in Salem since her graduation from Mill City High School and Mr. Cope Is employed in Yakima, Wash., - where the young couple will live. They are both former Montana residents. Mr. and Mrs. William Bryant were in Bend this weekend to at tend the funeral services for his small niece, who was run over by a true Friday. Cub Scout Pack, Den 4, had a picnic last Thursday evening at Lake Shore camping grounds near we Detroit Dam. Den Mother Mrs. Bonnie Whltsctt and her assist ant, Mrs. Lowell Stlffler, were in charge of the group. Those attend ing were Ronnie Jones, Gene Shepherd, Burton Upwards, Ernie Smith, Wayne Stiffler, Gary Whit- seit, Ken Nielsen and Mrs. Niel sen, Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Shep- nera. . All parents of pre-school child ren were invited to attend school Tuesday, May 18, at 2 p.m. along wiui ine prospective first graders. to get acquainted with school pro cedure and the teachers. Also present were health nurse Effie Cole of, Salem, and Vernon Todd. school superintendent, talking to ine parents. , Work is progressing rapidly on the new highway approach into Mill City on the West end. There has been considerable blasting and grading, preparatory to wideniing me nignway. A longtime traffic hazard will be eliminated when this is completed. ! .. "The last Hnvs nt srhnnt" urnc the subject introduced for table topics by Mrs. Kenneth Crosier at the meeting of the Mill City Toastmistress Club, Thursday evening, at the Bank Cafe. Mrs. Howard Moans conducted the business meeting and Mrs. Lowell Fleetwood was toastmistress. Brief speeches were given by four of the new members, Mrs. Milo Harris. Mrs. Vern Alvlng, Mrs. Flora Bolstad and Mrs. Don Carlson. - The education report was given by Mrs. Vernon Todd ind a parliamentary drill was conducted by Mrs. Don Miley. Serving as evaluator was Mrs. A. E. Nesbitt. Other members taking part in the evening's program were Mrs. Arthur LeCourt, invocation; Mrs, W. R, Hutcheson, critic, Mrs. Don Mliey, lexicologist and Mrs Noble Streeter, timer. " ' Mrs. Marshall Po'well of Lyons was a guest for the evening. Unionvale eral Hospital Tuesday. He is gaining slowly from a major op eration, i . .-V y,-Vv:.( The Roofing Roadsters "Hof Rod Races" Sal. Night, May 22 Time Trials: 7:45 P.M. 4f MONROE rkM MITCHUM ? ( CALHOUN Reckless, Roaring ' Oeli Rush Days' Technicolor 2ND THRILLER L . V--'Lt:j.TTT?; r laa h m hh ' n i !fini EniMiv W LOUIS HAYWARD AH WO lWO HCruf SALEM HOLLYWOOD BOWL ADMISSIONS Adults, $1.50. Tax Incl, Kids 5Qc UNIONVALE Mr. and Mrs. Lester Holt were Sundav after noon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Behrman at Banks. They remained for evening dinner. The Behrmans are former, Unionvale Mrs. Bert McFarlane ' of Powell Butte came Thursday for the Mrs. Jack Mabry shower he'd .at the Unionvale Evangelical United Brethren church Thursday eve ning. She remained overnight with her brother-in-law and sis ter, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Holt, then visited at the Mabry Mc Mingville home until Monday and returned here en route to her home. She was accompanied by Mrs. Asa Nichols of McMinnville and Miss Esther - Nichols of Pleasant dale, who were going for gradua tion of Lowell Nichols from Mad ras high school this week. Jimmy McFarlane, of Powell Butte, in the U.S. army training in California, expects to visit his uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. Les ter Holt, here on a furlough soon. Woodbum WOODBURN Mrs. Donald T. Lauer of Berkeley, Calif., arrived Friday for a ten day visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Allen. ; . - . Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Winnepcnninkx were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Surmeyer and daugh ters, Maureen, Marguerite, Patri cia and Susan of Estacada; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Martens and daughter Linda of Portland; Mr. and Mrs, Joe Beelart and daugh ter Susan of St. Paul; Herman Surmeyer and the honored guests, Mr. and Mrs. George Winnepen ninkx1 and children, Bobby and Diane. : The Frank Surmeyer family is leaving the last of June for the island of Guam where he has ac cepted a position to teach in the George Washington high school for two years. He has spent the past seven years teach- FFA In the Estacada high school and is a former resident of Wood burn. ', , : J. W. Richards spent the week end at Medford where he visited his brother, Corry B. Richards of Portland, who is a patient in the, yeterans hospital at Camp White, Bethel Park BETHEL PARK Girls of the Gervais high school entertained the mothers of the community with a tea at the school house Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. R. L. Cissclman was a guest that day. ."Rev. Robert Plrtle will be in the Tillamook-Astoria area this week In the interests of Sunday school and youth groups. Miss Geraldlne Finley passed six weeks tests with high honors at Canyonville Bible Academy, earning the right to be in the honor society. Mrs. Lester. Young writes that she and her family are visiting at her sister's home in Ventura, Calif., for a few days, and then will continue their vacation. Miss Ethel Berglund visited Mrs. Alfrleda Martin in West Sa lem Thursday evening. Mrs. Robert Swope left Tues day morning to visit relatives in Washington. She went to Seat tle first to visit a cousin, then to Wenatchee to see her sister. She is accompanied by her son, little Bobby, and plans to be gone till next weekend. The James Kessler's drove to Toledo, leaving the children with maternal grandparents, and then on .to Medford, where they will minister this Sunday. The Kess ler family plan to go to Africa as missionaries in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis from St Johns have been at the Park this week remodeling and painting their house. . Mrs. Leo Glllman from Gold Hill in southern Oregon has been visiting at the home of her duagh ter, Mrs. Doris Sullivan since Tuesday. Mrs. Sullivan has been very ill, not able to do her work. Saturday Rev. Gillman and son drove up to see his daughter, and will return home for hiB Sunday services. - Mrs. Leslie Talley and little girl from Salem, and! Mr. and Mrs. Lee Talley from Bandon were visitors Saturday at the Rev. and Mrs. Casselman residence. ' Rev. Casselman will minister at Ankeny this Sunday. They still have not chosen a pastor, In the evening they will attend the Baccalaureate service at the Gervais high school. Their granddaughter, Miss Janice White, is a senior and a gradu ate. ' . Miss Janice White, with a group of young, folk from the Newberg church, will drive to Portland DmVE-IHEATRE UIIIH 0AI0INJ, HIGHWAY ttff Gates Open 6:45 Show at Dusk NOW PLAYING In Technicolor ALAN I.ADI) LEO GENN In 'Paratrooper" ALSO . Walter Winger's "RIOT IN CELL BLOCK 11" . ALSO All Color CARTOON CARNIVAL Brine the Whole Family See a Movie From Your Car N; ; i I'll NOW PLAYING! Two Technicolor Hits RITA TURNS IT lj on in -S J RITA HAYWORTHlM ALDO RAY KV1 ALSO - Friday Saturday-Sunday ICE CREAM SALE 1 Round Half-Gallon . . Two for . . 1 Hand-Packed Quart Two for 1 Ice Cream Sundae . it Two for . . 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Sev eral small cabins will be moved to new locations, the lake will be drained, and new tile laid, be sides a number of other neces sary carpenter and paint jobs. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith, and daughter, Norma, are plan ning to move to California next week. A farewell potluck din ner in the evening is Deing planned before they leave. Rev. and Mrs. Nels Fast and boys at Molaii' were Thursday evening guests of the Clarence Smith family. Mrs. Nellie Stanley visited her daughter, Mrs. Cecil Roe, in Ore gon City of Saturday and Sunday Mother's Day. On Monday she drove on to Portland, and home Tuesday. ' - Mr. and Mrs. Harold Marsh are finishing putting shakes on their home, and have almost completed a paint job. They also had a lit tle srandson from Four Corners visiting them this week. Paul Edmond and his new bride visited his parents last week. He is being transferred from the army base near Seattle back to Fort Lewis, Wash., and had a three day furlough. Mrs. Rube Nelson was hostess for a baby shower at her home last week. . . Thn Women's missionary coun cil -met at the home of .Marj Gof frier Wednesday aiiernoon. Rube Nelson had charge of the devotional "period, and refresh ments were served, by the host ess.'. Rev. Atwnnd Foster, the Ore gon district superintendent, Rev. Robert Plrtle, nis assistant, ana Pov T.e.tnr ftihsnn have been survevlni the work necessary to be done before camp meeting. There will be several worK-weeKs soon. HHIil'liH NOW PLAYING! 1 A UMVtllAl-tflOHAneNAl nCTUM I 2ND ATTRACTION - TOP THRILLS! TAZJC CON OF, COCHISEj Bock HUDSON ' mm L1J Doors Open ! At 12:45 HEY KIDS! . ROY GORDON'S "CARNIVAL OF FUN" EXTRA . . . THIS SAT. ONLY A Real Live PONY On Our Stage Also A Brand New Bicycle See This Pony NOW! For You May Become the Lucky Winner! CASH PRIZES! O ON STAGE FUN! O PRIZES GALORE! O GAMES! O SERIAL! O CARTOONS! O TWO DIG FEATURES! 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