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Senator Hatfield
Mark Hatfield
To Speak Here ,
Saturday Night
Senator Mark Hatfield, state
senator from Marion county and
dean of men at Willamette uni
versity, will be guest speaker at
a youth banquet sponsored by
the Senior Baptist league, First
Baptist church, Saturday, Aug
ust 20. It is set for 6:30 a.m. at
the church.
Senator Hatfield has been ac
tive in Young Life work in
Salem, a work planned especial
ly to reach young people in the
public schools and colleges of
the nation.
Theme for the evening will be
"Living Waters," and will be
carried out in the decorations
and table arrangements. The
young people will present spe
cial music and a skit during the
program. Miss Jean Jeldness will
give a reading, and Mrs. James
Neely and Dr. R. J. Nordquist
will sing. Bill Green will serve
as master of ceremonies, and
the Rev. James W. Neely will
offer the invocation and bene
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92-Year-Old Portland Woman Enjoys Trip to South Africa
By JOHN R. HAYS
United Press Correspondent
Portland, Ore. (U.R) Mrs.
Sarah Johnson, 92, traveled 20,
000 miles "just out of curiosity"
to visit the site of her late hus
band's missionary work in
southern Africa.
Mrs. Johnson, now back at her
home here, appeared surprised
that her friends could be shocked
by her making such a long jour
ney at her age.
"Why," she said. "I just up
and went, that's all."
She is the widow of Eben S.
Johnson, who as Methodist pre
late, was in charge of a vast ter
ritory across the tip of South
Africa from Mozambique to Port
ugese West Africa from 1917 to
1936.
Bishop Johnson died in Port
land in 1939 and Mrs. Johnson
embarked on the trip to Africa
as a sort of "pilgrimage" to hon
or his memory.
She found that many natives
in the Capetown area, where her
visit was centered remembered
her and her husband. They show
ered her with handmade gifts,
including crocheted doilies and
beadwork.
She said she found many
changes on her visit, but none
so great as those she and her
husband saw in their 20 years
in Africa.
"When- we were there," Mrs.
Johnson said, "East Africans
thought twin babies were bad
luck and one must be destroyed.
Today, twins are often welcome
in native Christian families."
One of the changes most ap
preciated by the missionary's
wife was the telephone, which
she said now is a common thing
in civilized portions of Africa.
She remembered her hus
band's safaris into the Belgian
Congo when his native carriers
beat out messages on hollow log
drums to announce the coming
of the missionary to cannibal
istic tribes ahead.
Mrs. Johnson stayed with her
daughter. Dorothea, wife of
architect Frank Spears, in Con
stantia, 30 miles from Cape
Town.
She traveled by ship from
New York to Capetown, Capt.
Harry M. Scholder, master of
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I sailed from London to Cape
Town in 1916 the Germans had
announced they would sink ev
ery enemy ship on the sea."
"We were on a troop ship with
2,000 soldiers and we spent six
weeks dodging German subma
rines," she said. "This last trip
was nothing compared to that."
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