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Arch Masons
Pick Baldwin
At Woodburn
,Jn.slalIalion to Be
;j ' Joint Affair
jf Monday
5' WOODBURN 'Special) Thorn
,'fs Baldwin of Hubbard was rlcct
rd high priest of Woodburn Chap
trr No. 29. Itoya! Arch .Masons, at
!7lie annual election Tuesday night
;Jh the Masonic Temple here, lie
vtucceeds David Cavctt.
Other officers elected are Kr
Ijicst W. Handy, king; Victor Blake.
ftcribc; Karl V.'olf, captain of
jjnsts; Howard Magnuson, treasur
4r; Ora F. Morris, secretary.
, Appointive officers will be an-
Jiounced later.
t A joint installation of the new of
peers will be held with Woodburn
Jtodgc No. 105 A.F.&A.M. Monday
faight, Dec. 17. at the Masonic
Temple. Invited to be guests will
Jje the wives of the olficers of boih
rganizat'ons and members of Kv
irgreen Chapter no. 41, Order of
Wis Eastern Star.
L The installing h'rh priori for Ihc
Royal Arch will be Principal So
journer Bruce Burns of Canby
with Harlow C. Dixon, past high
Siriest, as installing marshal. Hay
Shaner, past worshipful master,
Avill be the installing officer for
jiie Masons.
Need Cash for Christmas?
eacher Quits
Molalla Post
J MOLAIXA rSpeciaD-Whcn Mo
iflila grade school board of direc
ftirs met Monday evening, they ac
cepted the resignation of Mrs. La
Jtae Olsen as of December 21 and
Jtired Mrs. Irene Perples in her
jjlace. Mrs. Olsen teaches the split
fecond and third grades.
,n Board mrmbors and school su
perintendent T. I. McBridc went j
pn a tour and inspection of the ;
Vuildin.tr, noting the progress of the
Hew portion now under construe-
J Ion. The new part will not be
Inished unlil late next spring and
fnoms from the upper building will
tfot be moved there unlil Ihe fall
ierm in 1037, as it would not be
Advisable to move so laic in Ihe
!ring near Ihc erd of the school !
jlear, McBririe s!al"d. !
Also up for dlscuw'rm were text
;oks to be in u.ee ne:.l year as
.Vi'ccntly adopted by the school
book commission on readme, writ-,
jM, spelling and Umuane, Mc
jiridc said.
VoaHtmuHlerA Hoar
Slorv of Christmas
WOODIUIIt'N (Siwrinl) Hn:.k-
- tit. si meeting of Ihc Woodburn
Toas I masters was Tuesday nt 6:30
p.m. at the Coney Island re.stati
fnnt with Kilian W. Smith presid
ing. Gilbert Hush was toastmasler,
ijioyd Kroom, table topics chair
tnan, nnd speakers were Kd Koski
ho gave A Christmas story, and
Smith who (old the story of his
experiences with an airplane. Fred
inns served a?; master cvalualor
iyilh Charles Cornwell and Hoy
Click as individual evaluators.
v, Wesley Brooks was timekeeper
jind also gave the invocation The
fpxl meeting will be Jan. 8.
' . . -
J Scolls mills Party
it-SCOTTJ MILLS (Spcci.il) The
&otts Mills .grade school will
have a Christmas program Thurs
day evening, Dec. 20, in the
chool gym at 7:30 p in. The chil
dren will he given a Christmas
dinner nt the school nt noon
Thursday. Vacation will start
Pec. 22 and continue until alter
New Year's Day. The Scotts
Mills Friends church will have a
Christmas program Dec. 23 in the
evening at Ihe church. The pub
lic is invited.
I iiMi.ifrnfl.1 in i' i ir.V. ilimiflifnn i i 1
I'HILADKLPHIA Well! There is plenty on hand1 at the Federal
It cserve Bank here, as tellers (irorge Arnold (front) and Edward
Hannan stark millfnnn of dollars of fresh U.S. money. One of the
functions of Ihe Feder.il Krsrrve System is to supply new coins
nnd bills lo commercial hanks ,and acts as reservoir of cash.
Heaviest shipments are in Drremhrr. In one week Inst year
$(10,000,000 mux dislrlliuted. (AP Wirephnln)
Social Security
Outline Given
SILVKRTON (Special) Tom
Lobingirr, of the Salem office of
the l-ederal Social Security depart'
merit was comprehensive in his
description of the operations of
that branch of the government
when he spoke before the Monday
noon meeting of the Silvcrton Rot
ary club,
Waterloo School
May lie Annexed
IJy City Fathers
WATKItLOO (Special) A peti
tion from school district 89-c was
read at a special citv council meet-
- Jing Monday, requesting the city to
grounds. There was no apparent
opposition, and the council voted
approval.
Advantages of Annexation cited
Lobingier eslimatcd that of the bl jL !,'n?i"i'd policc
representative group he was ad
dressing, about eislit out of nine
of them hiid made contributions to
Social Security accounts anJ yet
many such persons are lacking
in knowledge of the benefits due 1
themselves or their dependents '
Iron, such contributions.
It would be well, said the speak
er, tor the general public to keep
themselves current with the latest
law changes nnd information of
the Social Security department if
they would avail themselves and
their families ol the full protection
offered.
President Clint Weiby announced
that the ladies of Hotorinns would
be feted nt the next meeting with
a luncheon, gifts nnd a "bonnfide
Santa Claus." The Rev. Paul W.
Henry will address this annual ga
thering. The annual carton of gilts1
tor McLaren school for boys will
be assembled nt next Monday's
meeting.
Visiting Rolarians at the Monday
luncheon were A. M. Kpperly of
Albany nnd from Salem, Will Bart
lett. C. E. Ogle, Henry Carl and M.
K. Pekar. Roy Rage was a guest
of Rotarian Roy Wilson.
protection for school property,
Mayor Douglas dates pointed out
thiH the scnool building would pro-
vine
the city comic
Next council meeting will he Jan.
3 at the K. K. KurraU place on
Fourth street, where the last one
was held.
Fourth St., where the last one was
held.
Caroling at
xMt.AnelSet
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Creech Again
Heads Bethel
Local of FU
Delegates Elected to
February Meet
In Salem
BETHEL (Special) Warren
Creech was unanimously re-elected
president of Bethel local at
the Farmers Union December
meeting. Also re-elected unani
mously were Arthur Schulz, vice
president; Mrs. Cora Sapping
field, secretary-treasurer: Herman
Klccn, Albert Mader, Walter Ba
ker, executive board.
Members appointed to office
were Johnnie J. McAllister, Kt.
4, Salem, conductor; Airs. Erma
Wilson, chaplain; Albert Mader,
educational director; Paul Per-
lich, door keeper; Walter Baker
and Nile Hilborn, discussion
leaders; Boy Marchand, organiza
tional director; Mrs. Arthur
Schulz, health; Mrs. John Hain,
refreshments.
Delegates elected to attend the
Oregon state convention of the
F.U. in Salem, Feb. 7,' 8, 9, are
McAllister and Mrs. John Hain
Arno Spranger and Roy Marchand
are alternates.
Bethel local members years ago
took over responsibility for out
fitting the school kitchen. At
this time the kitchen in the new
ly enlarged building has floor
space for installation of multiple
sinks, more counters, built-ins and
equipment. Funds for meeting
this outlay are being secured by
cashing bonds, money voted from
the local's treasury, and private
donations from members. Plans
are also being made for dinners
and entertainments to complete
the payments.
Thanks were given to Walter
He 'Hates People'
Salem, Oregon, Thursday, December 13, 1956
Welfare Group
Aids Silverton
Daniels Head
Of Fire Group
SILVERTON (Special) Activi
ties of the Silverton Welfare as
sociation, a United Fund supported
. ,J mpnrr were 'brought to llgm at
T T T AC (Cr.nr.in11
ganizations electing officers for j the meeting
the coming year was me """'
Volunteer fire deportment, iiarom
Daniels was elected to serve as
head of the organization.
Serving with him will be Dave
Thompson, vice-president; Victor
Friesen, secretary; Glen Wick,
treasurer; and Frank Bovard, scr-gcant-at-arms.
On Feb. 22 the Dallas depart
ment will host the Polk-Yamhill
Firemen's asociation when the
program will feature a speaker
and a film on LPG gas.
of that group Tues-
I' ire
MOUNT ANGEL (Special)
Mount Angel Academy students
will go Christmas caroling on
Wednesday evening, Dec. 19. The
girls will begin the rounds of
Mount Angel homes at 7 p.m. and'Rnlror fnr his uncensine interest
continue until 8:30 p.m. in Bethcl sch0oI, and the days of
in order to know exactly where, work he gave lo the fjnishing of
to sing, the Mount Angel people .. i...v
are asked to call either JoAnne'."? st ""'T'f.j L..J
Wellman. Pat Bashaw, or Flor-,.""1? "u".,lu ""u,u '"-
encc Kimlinger, requesting that lunch cac" meeting, the money
the carolers stop at their homes, coiicciea 10 go 10 uie nucncn ex
it there is sickness or confine-1 P c n se. Mrs. Spranger, Mrs.
George Hain and Mrs. Gus
Schlickcr were in charge at this
meeting.
ment at any place, this should be
mentioned, since such homes will
be given preterence.
Previous lo caroling in Mount
lnn.l Ih. cl,.,lnnl. t
sent their program at Cottage Vesper Program at
nrwie l meeting place for connected with the Slate llr- eil. 1.11111(11
pilal. Here they will deliver the I LAI-AYbllt (hpeciai) A
gifts donated by student body vesper program of organ music
members during the week of Dec. 1 and Scripture reading will be pre
3 lo 7.
Serviec Man Out
EAST SALEM (Special) A
former East Salem service man
has just recently received his dis
charge from the Air Force.
Noel Swingle, son of Mrs. Mary
Swingle was in service lour years
and stationed most of the time nt
the Perrionn. Texas, base, lie
writes that he has accepted n po
sition nt the Temco Air Craft fac
tory nt Dallas, Tex.
Open House Set
Ji r.vuns valley
SILVERTON (Special) The
Evans Valley school, a primary
unit of the Eugene Field grade
school in Silverton. is inviting par
ents of Minimis nnd Ihe interested
public to an open house at the
school Friday from 12 noon unlil
2::i(l p in.
Located lo miles out Sleelham
mer road from town, the Evans
Valley school provides facilities
for Ihc first Ihrec elementary
grades. Mrs. Mary Riley is the
principal-teacher.
(Jervais Unit Has
Holiday Workshop
GERVA1S (Special) The C.er-
vais Home Extension Unit met
luesday afternoon at the Presby
terian church for a Christmas
workshop parly. Co-hostesses for
refreshments were Mrs. Don Hood
and Airs. Jake Cutsforlh. On Tues
day, Jan. !, the Gervais unit will
meet nt 10 a.m. nt the home of
Mrs. Ross Cutsforth of Rt. 1, Ger
vais, for a demonstration on Yeast
Rolls.
Leaders for the topic will be
Mrs. Clifford Girod and Mrs. Daisy
Cox. Co-hostesses for refreshments
will be Mrs. Ordie Hove nnd Mrs
Dave Ward. Salad, rolls and coffee
will be furnished at the noon lunch
eon.
sented Sunday evening in the
Poling Memorial Evangelical
United Brethren church in Lafay
ette. Organist will be Dr. George
Hayes, with various members of
the group assisting with Scripture
reading and poetry.
The church has been granted
the use of an electric organ for
the month of December, and the
public is invited to attend this
devotional service.
SAN FRANCISCO Stephen Nash, above, who told police he
had committed live killings just because "I hate people" Is shown
in Jail here. Early this morning Nash pointed to a spot in
San Frar.-:lsco Bay where he assertedly dumped one victim in
a car. A diver located the car and when It was hauled up a
body identified as Robert T. Eche, 21, who vanished last Aug. 18
was found inside. Nash was arrested in Los Angeles where,
police said, he confessed stabbing to death 10-year-old Larry
Rice under a Santa Monica pier. (AP Wirephoto)
Damage Low-
In Albany Area
ALBANY (Special) Damages
in fires in Albany and the Albany
rural district during November to
taled $4500, Fire Chief Don Hayne
sild Wednesday in his monthly re
port. Sevcnten of the alarms were
in Albany. 12 in the Albany rural
district and two in the North Al
bany district.
Damage in the Albany fires to
taled $!ir0. losses in the rural dis
tricts, $3500, Chief Hayne said.
it was reDorted that at Thanks-
giving time, 14 families had been
assisted with baskets of food do
nated by various organizations
throughout the city and that most
of the organizations had requested
the opportunity to help again at
Christmas.
The local welfare association,
under the direction of Mrs. Harry
Sherwood, this year will receive
about 90 per cent o( their pro
posed budget from the United
Fund. This amount is prorated ac
cording to the amount of the com
munity quota raised by the annual
UF drive.
Willard Hayne, local vice presl
dent for the UF. reported the Sil
verton area had raised $6300 of
the $7000 goal.
Sues for $2658.28
ALBAXY A judgment for
$2658.28 and cancellation of a con
tract for purchase of real property
are sought in a complaint filed in
circuit court here by Mr. and Mrs.
O. F. Smith against Mr. and Mrs.
Royce W. Tranchell.
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