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, tWay, Jwie 29, 1958
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Phoenae
Phoeni$ Gfe4 ht Tues
day, Juna Sft, fee? sotluck
supper. fh Tiriaj commit
tee includta H. tnA Mrs.
Charles I4it, M'-.tna Mrs.
Mark Nortoft, tf. gnA Mrs.
Hutton afrit Barr ttimi.'
Regular. range meeting!
was calles r irur by Master
Charles oftnon.
Rosc Roberta of Kozy Ann
Grange vititor. He just
.recently tupnedl from State
Grange tettion in Seattle,
Wasba, wftep he had met with
the Grange insurance roup.
He spoke of the difference in
which Oregon and Washing
ton State Grange sessions
were conducted, and also on
compulsory car insurance.
. Mrs. Charles Johnson, a del
egate to Oregon State Grange,
in giving her report, read the
introductory peech, in which
the first state grange meeting
held in the year 1873 was
compared to the current state
grange meetings. The prob
lems confronting granges in
past years differed greatly
from the problem confront
ing granges of recent years.
Johnson in fiic iort men
tioned several resolution! in
which Jhoenit Grange had
been especially interest ed,
which nad fiMtl. He said
that tn 4ft tftrre vert 139 res
olutions fcicJS emt up for
dif cussioft.
. Olin $o, t ielcgate to
tate Grange infurance group,
gage snoviet summary of their
accomplishments.
Mrs. Editn Poe, HEC chair
man of district 1, told of the
entries in the sewing and
hooked rug contest. Those re
e ceiving top awards were from
district 1, which is composed
of Jackson, Josephine, Doug
las, Coos and Curry counties.
She also said she was proud
of the fact that district 1 had
contributed the full amount of
$200 to the Spence Memorial
scholarship fund, and was
the only district which had
done so.
Secretary LesbiaLattie
read letters of thanks from
Phoenix Festival Association
for the cooperation tnd con
tribution of Phoenix Grange
and from James Scott, who re
ceived ga 4 - H scholarship
award, and is now at 4-H sum
mer school.
HEC Chairman Coral
Schroeder announced a rum
mage sale to be held Sept. 6
and asked that Grange mem
bers keep that in mind and be
working to have ready a good
supply of good quality rum
mage. Chaplain Flora Klarin re
ported Mrs. Willis House is
now at home following sur
gery, A. J. Chapman ill at
a hospital in Salem but is re
turning home soon, and Mrs.
Walter Germer ill at home.
Mrs: Florence Hartley is much
improved.
The resignation, due to ill
ness, of lecturer Maud House
was accepted.
Mrs. Dorothy Perl was
elected to trSkt office and was
instiled by Roscoe Roberts.
flr. and Mrs. Bennett Aus
tin were escorted to the Mas
ters . station and presented
with a gift from the grange,
honoring their 25th wedding
anniversary.
Gertrude Lewin
Publicity Chairman
Budget Deficit
Estimate Revised
' Washington (UPI) Top
federal sources have revised
their deficit estimates .for
fiscal 1958 ending ' Monday
with a new forecast that the
government 0vill finish about
$2,750,000,000 in the red.
Estimates of the deficit for
fiscal 1959 beginning July 1
were higher than administra
tion predicti($fts of as recently
as a month ago, according to
a highly authoritative cam-
pliauon raaue avaiwu-
United Press International.
The Eisenhower administra
tion now anticipates a 1959
federal deficifeof between $10
and $12 billion and in all
probability much nearer the
higher figure.
' Last-minute corporation tax
payments between now and
Monday night change the
deficit total for 1958. But
presidential advisers expect
the red-ink figure to be be
tween $2,600,000,000 and $2,
800,000,000. 'LEEDS SOUP DIET
London (UPI) Theo
dore Stevens was in the soup
today "Leeds sou," that is.
His wife, Winifred, told a
divorce court Thursday that,
after finding love letters to
her husband from another
woman, she left him a supper
of shredded wedding photo
graphs in hot water. She call
ed Jhe concoction "Leeds
soup?' :
Uedforg Fltl .
TeL SP 2-21 1 1 Cturt & McAna.
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