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Paite 2 SECTION ! THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon In The Edited by MIKE FORBES Butteville BUTTEVILLE Mrs, Dn Clurk gave i farewell dinner hon oring her brother, Edward White, of Portland, recently. Mr. White, who was connected with the Win ter! Furniture company of Port land, has been appointed in eon nertlon with iaiMnnc on t V. S. wild life refuse at Tulle Lake, Calif. A. A. Price of Butteville was honored Fridey on his 63th birth day. His daughter. Mrs. J. B. 0' Farrcll, along with a group of forner Turl-tin neighbors, sur- PrrC't M'm tjy hanging irifn 1 chicken and Ml the trimmings tii his Ilult-ville home Attending j the surp'-c dinner vere Mrs. Del ! HcMd the mayor's wife, Mrs. Ben v... L-i..,rf n.,nmir Sllltll U-va, illl.i. ". Mrs. A. R Plnht. Mrs R.-.bcr! ikiivers and Mrs. William Barn - grovcr. That same evening the neigh borhood birthday group of Butte ville gave a potluck dinner in his honor at the I.O.O.F. hall. Mrs. Karl Engelman and Mrs. Rav Martin were in charge ot the ar rangements. Mrs. Martin fur nished homemade ice cream. There were several birthday cakes in addition to the other cakes, Guests to this dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin, Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson and family, Jerry Lecburg, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Harper, Mr. and Mrs. W, O. Llndquist, Mr. and Mrs. Hart well White and children, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Clark and children, Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Ycrgcn, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jones and children, Mr. and Mrs. Karl En gelman, Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Broit i haupt, Mrs. William Russell, and Mrs. J. B. OTanell and children. Baccalaureate services were at tended at Corvallls Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Miller and daughter, Mrs. W. E. Thamcr, Mlsi Mildred Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jaeger and. Miss Bonnio Jaeger of Condon. AH were rcla . fives of Richard Jaeger, son of the Paul Jaegers, who Is in tho graduating class. Classmate! of Marjnrlo Jeskey and Miss Joanne Evans, honored the girls with a double shower at the home nf Bonnie Ifnthaway. Assisting hostesses were Mary Barbara Wcttstcin, Janice Ray and Chnrlotta Anderson. The girls were seated under an umbrella at the gift table, and the rooms were tastefully deco rated with roses and IrJs. ' .. Attending tho. ahowcr. were Mrsr-Brrt -Jeskey and Mrs PhJl Hathaway, Nancy Barcndse, Jan ice Smith, Donna Yergen, Sandra Eppera, Naomi Wcstwood, Dar lenc Burnham, Barbara Evans,: Barbsra Cole, Maryanrta Lclkauf and Dclorcs Hiltncr. Mrs. Russell Gnlchall and daughter Judy are spending the FOAM RUBBER Plllnwt i $2.73 up waitresses .....-S27.50 up Remnants ...... 50c up Shredded S9ej lb. SLEEP-AIRE 2002 Fairground It it , J! 1 (AKM ONE IAY ONLY JALCrl AFT. and NIGHT WED. JUNE 23 Auspices: Jr. Chamber of Commerce FAIR GROVNDS 18th Street Entrance PRESENTING THE MIGHTIEST MOBILIZATION Of CIRCUS FEATURES, LAVISH DISPLAYS and SUPER SPECTACLES. Uk Dally. 2 P. M. and I P. M. Own Optn I P. M. ind 7 P. M, Popular Prices , Ren. Adm. He. Chair TlrkeM on Sale Circus Pay Only at Capital Drug Store II Valley summer In scauie wun Mr. f'ntihill u,h- I .',1. ,1 u ai lnl n. Si wy wnrw -SSl1 and Judy will return for school in the fall. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dentel have i tend the, American Medical as-! Mr lnd MrI H E Allen cele h.ad their grandchildren, Janice sociation" convention Thcv will L..l.,. r.Vj' L' " 5CT anrf I.M.n W.mnnln uiilh lh. h. past week. Their mother. Mrs. --- . m. Leslie Wampule, leache- at (he Harmony school near Clackamas, and Mr. and Mrs. Dentel attend ed the open house a! the school Monday and brought their grand daughters back with them. Three Bullevillc youngsters left Tuesday momma for 4-lf Summer School, all havins won "'"-'i simm. I nry WCIC nt'UICn m mcna mm Hsrpcr of the Knit and Rvel her son, Dick Corbett, who was luh, hiving as their lender Mrs. injured last month when diving Beryl Brellhaunt, and Jimmy lnln river, lie is in the Travis Johnson and Lrrry Smith nf thel"orc bt,e hospital recovering Slivers, woodvorkinu MhK with 'rom fractured rv!esl vc:i& - nr-n M- Wa!r Kaselte as their!?, c ! leaner. Lyons LYONS Weekend miests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cruson and daughters were Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Nickersnn and son Gall from St. Johns, Wash. Mrs. Alex Bodeker. Mrs. Clyde Brcssler and their father, Elmer Hialt, went to Roscburg Friday where (hey were Weekend guests at the Leroy Hialt home. Leroy is a son of Elmer Hiatt and bro ther of Mrs. Bodeker and Mrs. Brcssler. While there they called on Hov. and Mrs: R. A. Feenstra at Dillard. Enroute home Sun day they called at the home of Mrs. Goldle Hallin and at the Rev. and Mrs. 0. L. Jones home in Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Art Baltzer have as their guests his sister, Mrs. W. C. Brown aad daughters, Bon nie and Lois, from Nnpolean, N. D. Mrs. Brown is a sister of Mr. Baltzer. Mr. Emma Forest, who was taken suddenly ill Saturday, was taken to tha Salem Memorial hospital where she will receive medical treatment. Mr. and Mra. Donald McWhirk and family who have resided In Lyons for some time, moved over the weekend to a place near Gntos. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Slovens and mother. Mrs. Viola Zander of Salem, were weekend guests in Senltlc, While Lhere they at tended the wedding of Miss Mar garet Zander of Issaquah, Wash., and Thomas Chitwood of Seattle, held at the University Presby terian church in Seattle. Miss Zander is a granddaughter of Mrs. Zander and niece of Mrs. Stevens, ,..",.. Falls City FALLS CITY - Jesse A. Smith, 82-ycar-old native of Grande Ronde. who died recently, was well known resident of this community for many years. He came to Falls City soon alter tho death of his wife and was em ployed by different ranchers en abling him to make a living for himself and two grandsons, Har vey Smith Bnd Jesse Barr, whom he reared (roin infancy. Mr. Smith wn sr. ftutstsnuiing Christian mnn. enjoying church services and wnen a young man played a cornet in the church choir orchestra. Tho Frank Campbell family and his sister .lean Cnmnhell o( Dallas ! drove to Portland Saturday to see the Rose Festival The IC. J. Melius family also at tended the Festival Parade. TcMta tWC i or) pM- Mis. Charles Allen has spent a week in Longview where her mo ther, Mrs. Cussle Prcvillc is ill in the hospital. Mrs. Allen re tinned home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Paul Sr. had I ("e Sheridan Study club at their a pleasant surprise Saturday when ' Jlnc meeting. Mrs. Palmer Byr their son George and his wife uflkit was elected vice president: Curvullis ciime for 'the day and puluti'd their living ami dining room. Mia. Eva Powers has a new double garage. Tlie new Baptist camp will be ready (or outings of the children the last two weeks In August. A new bridge is under construc tion on Willamette's "S" line. ,h . , I ,T i- Vi VJ . i1"' ,l" Community hU. with end of the haul Is being taken up; through Fall, City and Black j Hock in large gravel trucks. , A hig concrete culvert recently "'"' "", lniil In imtn nn th,. iiin,-v ii,.,.i, gave a cc tire on he grow h and d'waXZ" Propagation nf Afrlc, violets. truck was mired in the new ,mt '" '"'- nZ ,.M.r';, "'"'. "'l '"'id...1. ' irtim uanas aiui virover iVici'onnm i" 1 "i-1-of that city called on Mrs. B. Y. vice president; Mrs. R. A. Peter Allen recently. son, secretary, and treasurer. Mr. and Mrs. Vert Ellis and Hostesses for the meeting were daughter Karla and Mr. and Mrs, Howard Gramling were house guests of Harry Sullivan and (am ily ol Nelinlem. The parly had gone prepared to d:;- -i.uiis but the ram made it JllipUSMUIf. Several from town attended tlie form and poultry show at Rlckre- ail Mituruay. Now Showing! SOr Adm. . Open IS: 4.1 "PARATROOPER" with Alan 1 mill Susan Stephen plus "CHINA VENTURE" with Barry Sullivan Edmund O'Brien Wood burn WOODBURN Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Coman and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stoller attended the annual convention of the Oregon Newspaper Publishers associa- ...j... Thi ,:,.. I "luaJ '"J win iciuni oiui - "ay- Dr. and Mrs. J.me, R. Deagen . .. I Calif., where Dr. Deaden will at - I -K . .. l. j ' tjv .uiciii a wrvs aim lyr, JieilKCIt win ue hhck in nis onicc June ny - Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wood ward of Lyons, Neb., were guests last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Paulson. The Woodwards are parents of Mrs. Paulson. Mrs. Harlcy Corbett returned recently from Travis. Calif.. the back of his neck. Mrs. Corbett plans to vis.it her son again In July, Rev. Robert Van spent the past week at Silver Creek Falls as counselor at a youth camp sponsored by the Willamette Presbytery. Mrs. Frank Benlley has enter ed Providence hospital In Port land where she had surgery Tuesday on her leg. A piece of damaged cartilage was removed from the leg that she injured several weeks ago In a fall. SSgt. Russell Baglicn return ed Monday to Camp Kilmer, N.J., alter a two-week furlough at the home of his parents, Mr. .snd Mrs. George Baglicn. The Homemakers picnic plan ned for Friday, June 18, at the home of Mrs. Alfred Moon, was postponed because of uncertain weather. The date will be an nounced Inter by the president, Mrs. W. B. Dunn. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Weber are Mrj.. W. C, Brown and daughters, Misses Bonnie and Lois Brown of Bis- mark, N.D. Mrs. Brown is a sis ter of Mrs. Weber. The group also visited their mother and brother and family at Lyons. Silve'rton SILVERTON-Attcndlng the Lu theran (Missouri Synod) 37th con vention of the Northwest district in Portland are Pastor Joseph Mann of the Trinity Lutheran church of Mt. Angel, and lay dele gate Rudolph Nickodcmus. Mrs. Floyd Fox is lay represen tative of the local Methodist church to the Portland meeting of the 101 st session of the annual Oregon conference which concludes June 20. Sunday. At the rural homes of the Perl Byes and Mrs. I. L. Stewart are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carlson (Fran ces Stewart) of lone. Ore. Mrs. Carlson is a sister of Mrs. Bye and daughter of Mrs. Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gordon of South Water St. are expected home from a trip to Los Angeles and Ornnge, Calif., this week-end. They attended college graduation exer cises of thoir son. They visited with many friends and former neighbors in Southern California. Mrs. Nettle Good, a resident of the Beavcrtnn Christian Home, was with relatives and friends in Siiverton over the week-end. Mrs, Otto Legnrd was a special guest at the family home of her dnnghter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Manning Becker, In Corval- lis. Mrs. Cora Graden, now of Tort- land, was a twn-dny guest during the week of her termor Siiverton neighbors, the Andrew Moores Sheridan SHERIDAN Mrs. Harold i Ladd was elected president of Mrs. 'llu'udore Russncr, record ing secretary; Mrs. Kenneth Knutsun, corresponding secre tary; Mrs. Beryl Swalls, treasur er: Mrs. Clifford Coon, auditor; Mrs. J. A. Ilebert, hlstorinn: Mrs. Cecil Harrison, Mrs. Frank Down ing and Mrs. Kenneth Knutsnn, program chairman. The Hellfvue Garden club met R ,,' . m, .... ,.' .; ' ''' rl m VJu,nn I Mrs Laura Ssuter and Mrs. W.il-! ler Russell. Miss Viola Dennis was given a fnrewell parly by Mrs. Kern : K'.irrhai't, who asked members of i ! the high school facility as guests. Iihji Dennis left this week fur Denver, where she will attend ! Iho University for her masters ! degree in library science at the ; end of the summer term. Guests were Mr, and Mrs. Nor-1 bert Vandehey, Mr. and Mrs. : Frank Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Ray j Pointer, Mr. and Mrs. John Bias er, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Pratt, Mrs. Cecil Harrison, Miss Ray donna Neal. Miss Nancy Leake, and Miss Dennis. I Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Berkey arc the parents of a daughter, horn June 9 at a McMlnnvllIc hospital. Mrs. M. A. I.ucha was honored on her 80th birthday when stvca a surprise party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Thomas. Oth er guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Phillips and Sheryl Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. (lien Stuvinga of Wil lamina; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ikfkart and children, Mrs. Eve lyn Fowler, Miss Sadie Swett, Mrs. Robert Chapman and daugh- i . .... , .,..,,,. .j j r,B, . .u.Lnir auu nulla, I Mrs. R. E. Sanders and children, : Mrs. Donald Mickich of Sweet M. ,. w a uk. 1 le. u'"ltu l"c,r wcuam anm- Versary this week Calling !o con- ... ....!., ,i l. f.' s'.l!W'.S l.lll TIVIC HIT. HIIU Rill, I V 1U T. . . -J - - , . .. . ; AL-iuicin nune oi ojucm, mr. ana Mrs. Joe Groves and son of Mc- Mlnnville. Mr. and Mrs. Harlow Bundy and Clifford of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sparer and Rusty of Newport. Mrs. Rude and Mrs. Groves are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Allen. Johnny Agee of the U. S. Navy arrived home on leave this week, after docking in San Diego, Calif. Vcrn Smith Is in a Portland hospital, where he -v. t-'.kr; aiiir uiicring a heart attack. Pfc. Donald Cranflll visited his mother, Mrs. John Fry this week. He i has been transferred from Fofi Ord, Calif., to Fort Lewis, wasn. Mill City MILL CITY The North San tium Chamber of Commerce held lis monthly meeting at the Mill City High School recreation room Wednesday evening. Oliver Willis, president of the organization presided at the bus iness meeting. The next meeting of the group will be Sept. 15 at Mehama. Luther Stout acted as program chairman -and Intro duced Lynn Cronemlller, assist ant state forester. Topic of his talk was "Remember"; tracing hiFtoric forest fires. Ken Golliet introduced lone Love Thiclkc, who san two songs, accompanying herself on . the tiplo. Members of Santiam Rcbekah Lodge held their regular meet ing at the IOOF hall Wednesday evening. Mrs. Carlson from the Acme Lodge in Portland was guest for the evening. Eva Duffy presided as Noble Grand and Ida Fleetwood acted as secretary in tho absence of Carmen Barnhardt. Antnnia Thomas reported on Theta Rho activities and stated that Theta Rho Assembly would be held this week in Bend. Mrs. Thomas and a numher of girls form Mill City Theta Rho club plan to attend. Glayds Maso reported on visit ing Eva Rcbekah Lodge at Stay ton last week, with several other members. Refreshments were served at the close of tho evening In the (lining room with Dean Jackson, Hattle Fenol, Irene Podrabsky on the serving committee. Monday, June 21, there will be a meeting nf school district No. 120J for the purpose1 of electing a school director replacing Rus sell Kelly, whose term expires. No one has filed for the position. The meeting will be at 8 p.m. at tho high school. Also to be voted is the supplemental budget for 1054-1055 and the transaction of husiness customary at the an nual meeting. Dr. Don Foster of Snlem has opened flentnl offices In the Jen kins hullding. Dr. Fnsler Is a graduate of the University of Oregon dental school. Mrs. Vcrn Shaw has been employed as' a dental assistant. Mrs. Gertrude Meson of Hnr rishurg, former long time Mill City resident. Is visiting friends and relatives In Mill City this week. She attended Santiam Rc bekah Lodge Wednesday eve ning. Word has been received by friends und relatives here that j Mrs. Walter Olmslead, who re cently sultercu a severe heart attack and has been convalescing at the home of a son in Coburg, will return home sunn. j Mr. and Mrs. Norman Garrison have sold their home on the Knutiain River here to Mr. and Mrs. Ike Meyers. The Garrisons state that future plans are in definite as Mr. Garrison has been ;,i ill hralth. However they j will retain a home temporarily i in their son's house here, while I he is living at ItlchlaniL A cues! at the hnnio of Mr. ; and Mrs Dun Carlson is his m"h"' M"' 11 ('r, "" iltnn Field. Calif. She will visit lion(, , r(,allvp, in r,lrtan, I , , ' 1 r '' ' l r ' , 1 ; lr"an"i I S; M " hi, home with a severe case of bronchitis. DRIVE-IN THEATRE Ulllh 6AIDINS. HltHWAT (ales Open 6:45 Show at Dusk WILLIAM IIOl.DKN DAVID NIVKN in "The Moon Is Blue" J Also m T ROCK III DSOV f m IMINN A Itl l II V S in A j "Gun Fury" 1 H In Technicolor f Bring the Whole hamilv g See a Movie From Your Car m Lyons LYONS - The Women'i Society of Christian Service held a meet ing Tuesday afternoon at the home i Wednesday. She will remain there of. Mrs. Lucille Rogers on Mc-! (rveral weeks. Cully Mountain, with Mrs. Ilildred Complimenting Mr. and Mrs. Al Roberls, president, presiding, andibert Schindler of Grand Island Mrs. Alke Huber In charge of j were married Easter Sunday .. ., .. a group of 20 c one neighbors sur- I '"L ,,.'.. ! Pr'ed 'hem on. evening recently. Mrs. Milrded Prlchard was ap- p.,freshments were brought and poii.ted general chairman ol the t ar pottery vase wa present rummage sale which will be held I t(j nov. . Any one navin? anieies to donate contact either Mra. Prlchard or Alta Bodeker at the telephone office. Mrs. Roberta appointed the com mlttees for the new year as fol lows: Program, Leora Stevens, Alta Bodeker, Janice Powell Alice Huber and Ilildred Roberts: fin ance, Alta Bodeker, Donna Smith, Orpha Royc, publicity. Eva Brcs sler, Lucille Rogers: visiting, Car rie Nauc, Doris Roy, Ethel Huff man: planning. - Jewell Hartncll, Carol Grimes, Ruby Johnkej j ctPsnrMt of the Hwrcn lor ju.. Eva dressier. Orpha Roye and Beth Prldeaux; flowers for July Jessie Chamberlain: parsonage committee. Orpha Roye, Reta' Cruson, Alta Bodeker, Alice Huber and June Hollingshcad. Precendlng the meeting Mrs. Rogers served refreshment. Rev. Harold Sheriff has spent most of this week in Portland where he attended the Methodist conference. Mrs. Alex Bodeker, Mrs. James Hollingshcad and Mrs. Wilson Stevens attended Thursday. Mrs. Bodeker was a delegate from Lyons and Mrs. Hollingshcad alternate. Mrs. Mcrwln Knox, Sandra, Pat and Mike, and Jackie Bickett have gone to Corcoran, Calif., where they will visit at the home of MVs. Knox's sister, Mrs. P.J. Hender son. Dana Wilson, Rt. 1 Lyons, left Saturday with a Youth group from Salem, to spend 10 days at Fron tier Range, at Beuna Vests, Colo. Mr. and Mrs. I.oren Walker are receiving congratulations upon the arrival of another son born Tuesday at the Santiam Memorial hospital In Stayton. i Miss Carol Slctto a teacher In the schools at Vancouver. Wash., spent several days at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sletto Rt. 1. Lvons. She left Wed nesday for Honolulu where she will attend summer school. Robert Jobe returned home after spending several days in Pasadena, Calif., with his son and wife. While there he attended their graduation. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Button and children have moved to -Gates, where ho recently purchased the Jerry Lyons place. Mr. Britton owns and operates a saw shop near Gates, known as the San tiam Equipment company. Mrs. Donna stnun and sons, Jay and James, arc in Coos Bay, where they are guests of relative. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Titus of Seattle, Wash., were week-end i guests at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Huffman. North Howe NORTH HOWELL An F.F. A. and F. H. A. picnic was held last week at Paradise Island. Attend ing from here were Stanley Sch midt, Bob Fossholm, Georgia Schaap. Kathleen Kowo, Ronald Dunn and Donald and .lean Dunn. David Thomas was a guest at the Wayne Strnchan home over the weekend while his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Thomas, drove to California to bring back Danny ThnmnK who has been at tending school there. GRAND ISLAND-Russell Sar geant. resident of Grand Island district, is under a doctor's care at his home with jaundice. Mrs. George Sargeant, tl, of Grand Island, is a guest of her son and dmighter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sargeant, at their NOW PLAYING 3 Price! This F.ngagrmrnt Only Mat 85 -Eve. 80 Grand Island j I , ALSO W 4 BOY ROGERS f tt "PiTsonHE M I OOlDfN WEST" I IJ " tin HD ME" U noma in i-ni-gT nave us Walla, Wash. Her grandson and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sargeant, and three children of Hopewell came and took hex up PRATUM Mrs. Rudolph da Vrles was hostess to the Pratum Women'i Society of Christian Service Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Bud Ramsyer gave a re port on the visit she and Mrs. Leo Hammer made to Woodburn J to visit the boys training school , and asked for used magazines for (he school. Guest speakers were Miss LII-1 llan Beutler and Miss Carmon j Lyons. They told of their work among the Jewi at New York. Other visitors were Miss Gcrt-J rude Fraizer and her mother, i Mrs. Fraizer, Mrs. John Hay, Mrs. Lottie Smith, Miss Guerin and Mrs. William Sense of Appleton, , Wise, guests at the William de i Vrles home. i Lacomb LACOMB Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baldwin, and Miss Sharon, of Rose- j burg, spent the weekend here vislt- ing relatives, and on Sunday after noon they attended the wedding of Miss Lorraine Baldwin and Wal lace Lind, In the Presbyterian church in Lebanon., Other guests attending the wed ding from Lacomb were Mrs. j Edna Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Cook, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cox, Darrcil and Mardine, Mr. and Mrs. Justin Baldwin and family. Mrs. Dean, mother of Mrs. Ru fus Garrett, has returned to her home in Texas, after an extended vacation in Oregon. Held Over U P 11 5-HrS nr..n.l. the heroic story of what J . Happened ffltlgp MEN OFTHE FIGHTING LADY 2nd BIG HIT SUSPENSE! HCRBERT J. YAUS prMtntt DOROTHY McGUIRE STEPHEN McNMlYl :I'JH. f4AH INTHI ATTIC CONSTANCE SMITH IYR0N Thrilling Co-Hit Pratum 4 Now Flaying HA 7
