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By EVA BRESSLER
The Mari-Linn PTA held their
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evening, with Burl Smith conducting
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CHRISTMAS LIGHTS
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An article review was conducted by
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with Christmas music.
Mr. and Mrs Jim Lande, Regil and
Cheita spent Sunday visiting rela
tives in Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Huber and
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children were Saturday evening din-
ner guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Carleton in Fox Valley.
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The Santiam Valley grange held a
special meeting Saturday evening at
the grange hall for the purpose of
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confering first and second degrees
upon the following candidates: Mr.
and Mrs. Steve Dark, Mr. and Mrs.
Ike Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Draper, and Frank Studnicka. Plans
were also made for their regular
meeting which will be held Friday
evening, December 16. Installation of
officers will be the highlight of the
evening which will be open to the
of
public, with Bertha Beck installing
officer. Guests from various grange«
will be present. Following the meet
ing a Christmas party and gift -e
j change will be held.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson en
tertained with an evening of cards at
their home Friday evening. Guests
bidden were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Teagen, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Long
fellow, Mr. and Mrs. Elton Brown,
Austin Longfellow, Chet, Wayne and
Grant Smith all of Mehama.
Mrs. Sam Bridges was hostess for
the Altar Society meeting at her
home. No special business was con
and
Irene O’Leary
ducted and the afternoon was spent
informally. Present were the Mes-
dames, Herman Free, John Jung
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wirth, Bob Free, Clarence Jungwirth,
Frank Leichlightner, Phillip Pietrok,
Mike Schwindt, Doc Jungwirth,
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Father Schneider and the hostess
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Mrs. Bridges.
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Mrs. Alice Huber was hostess for
the afternoon card club with the par
ty held at her home. Several tables
of 500 were in play following a one
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thirty dessert luncheon. High score
wgs held by Mrs. George Huffman,
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low by Mrs, John Neal, and Mrs.
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Qonald Huber drew the door prize.
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I Present for the party were the Me«-
dames Floyd Bassett, Cliff West, Or
ville Downing, Abert Bass, Donald
Huber, Art Olmstead, Vern Nydlg-
ger, Earl Helemn, Earl Allen, Roy
Hetoeck. Francis Mullins. Pat Lyons,
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By .MRS ALVIN HAMAN
Mrs Arthur Peterson entertained
a few friends Tuesday evening in
honor of her son, Arthur's 15th birth
day.
Mr. and Mrs David Luck are the
proud owners of a new car.
Mrs. Laurence Dupuis and Mrs
Charles Dupuis spent Friday shop-
ping in Salem.
Mr. and Mrs Victor Pitt spent
Sunday in Salem.
Mrs Chas Dupuis returned Thurs
day evening after several weeks visit
ing with friends and relatives in
Montana
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Haman and
Joanne spent the weekend visiting tn
Hillsboro and Portland.
Mrs Art Peterson and Mrs. Alvin
Haman spent Friday in Salem.
Santiam Wai Surplus
and Santiam Clothiers
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Free, Wood Oliver. Oscar Naue, Geo.
Huffman and John Neal.
Mrs Helen Hargreaves was hostess
for the meeting of the Women's
society of Christian service held at
her home near Jordan. Mrs. Lau
rence Walworth presided over the
business meeting.
Devotions were
lead by Mrs. George Clipfell and
prayer by Rev. Jewell. Plans were
completed for the cooked food and
fancy work sale held at the commu
nity club house Saturday, December
10 Mrs Daisy Johnston read a let-
ter from Edna Holder, a missionary
in India. Mrs. MaeMorman a guest
of the afternoon, gave a very inter
esting talk on Japan. She, with her
husband, who is in the U. S. Army,
recently returned from Japan after
spending 18 months there. She told
of their habits, living conditions,
churches and schools. At the close
of the meeting Mrs. Hargreaves
served refreshments to the following:
Mesdames Laurance Walworth, Geo.
Clipfell, Wallace Power, Jim Lande.
Albert Julian, Roy Heineck, Alex Bo-
deker, George Huffman, Floyd Bas
sett, John Neal, Finas Sullivan. John
Bradehauf, Clinton Hubbard. Willard
Hartnell. Mrs. Daisy Johnston, Mrs.
Alice Huber, Mrs. Anna Johnson,
Mrs. MaeMorman, Rev. and Mrs. O.
A. Jewell.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sorenson and
son, of Crabtree, were Sunday guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Bridges.
Mr. and Mrs. Gail Fox of Salem
were week-end guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Earl Allen.
Christmas Selection
Toys, Doll Buggies, Trikes
Wagons
Games, Christmas Cards
and Many Novelties
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Mr and Mrs David Link drove to
North Plains Saturday and spent the
weekend visiting friends.
Mr and Mrs Ben Burch and Mr.
and Mrs. Duane Haman motored to
Oregon City, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haskins and
son Jimmy spent the weekend in
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Haman and
Nancy spent Sunday visiting in Port
land.
Mrs, Olive Barnhardt and children
spent Saturday shopping in Salem.
Mrs Sheldon Northrup and chil
dren returned to Hillsboro Monday
after spending the weekend visiting
Mr Northrup
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Bath Towels — Aprons
Handkerchiefs
Sheets — EMbroldered Cases
Tablecloths
Hendricson’s Store
Balcony Epp's Store
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Retail Dept
and Finish Lumber
Idanha Lumber Co.
Phone Detroit 7024
Christmas
Gifts
CAMERAS
EIEXTTUC KHAVERS
SHAVING SETS
PARKER PENS
“51" “71” Regular
JEW ELITE
BRVSHFX COMBS. Etc.
DRESSER SETS
PERFUMES
HILI .FOUIS
(OTY SETS
BROWN A HALEY CANDY
MUSICAL POWDER BOXES
MANICURE SETS
Mill City Pharmacy
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Venetian Blinds
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Floor Lamps $15.95 to $29.95
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Table Lamps $5.95 up
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Custom Slaughtering and Meat
Processing
Occasional Chairs & Rockers
$37.50 to $79.50
Slaughtered and Chilled far the Hide
Davenos and Chairs
$89.50 to $129.50
Hogs Slaughtered Every Friday
Chrome Dinette Suits
Beat and Veal Slaughtered Every Tuesday
•slaughtered and Chilled far Ic per Pound.
Minimum 62 M
All Meats Processed for ('old Storage
Is Double Wrapped
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Inlaid Linoleum
Bendix and Frigidaire Automatic
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