Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-11-04
HAZEL GREEN.
Capital Journal Special scrvice.)

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HAZEL GREEN.
Capital journal Special Service)
Hazel Green, Or, Nov. 4.-Bidden by
dainty hand painted pumpkins, and
commanded by the same to appear in
ghostly garb with faces masked, the
guests of the II. G. C. f. assembled at
the parsonage Friday evening. The
guests were met at each door by other
"spooks" who pinned number on
each and commanded q seal of silence
as they ushered them into rooms con-
tanning no lights save grinning Jack o.
lanterns. When all had assembled a
contest was held to determine "wnich
ghost was which" A vast number of
surprises were revealed when the con-
test ended and the ghosts unmaskcd.
All the usual HallOwe 'en stunts then
followed. Promptly at the stroke of
twelve the lights disappeared and a
ghostly presence entered and ehanted
an unearthly weird song of graveyard
scene, ending the song in a horrible
screeeh which caused "sure enough
shivers" to run up and down the
spines Of the guests. Refreshments
were then served consisting of pump
kin pie, doughnuts, and apples made
doubly refreshing by tLoju" as bov-
erage.
Those sharing the good time of the
evening were: Mr.. and Mrs. f. O..
Sheppard, Mr. and Mrs A. Jackson,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Van Cleeve, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Weincrt, Mrs. Phoebe
Payne and Mrs. Minnie Jockel, Misses
Deane Sheppard, Ruth Morris, Eleanor
Weinert, Bessie Riley, Faith Landers,
Hester Jackson, Mildrcn Williamson,
Mary DUNCAN, Gladys Arnold, Rebecca
Linstrom, Velma Sheppard, Ruth Riley
Hilda williamson, Hazel Arnold, Ma
omi Payne, Messrs. Harry Bennct,
James Parker, f RI Dowd, Fred Gros.
hon, Earl Isham, Clare Minker Lloyd
Arnold, Henry Rasmussen, 0tho Wendt,
Walt Wencrt Stanley Riley, Ralph
Peoples, Oscar Rasmussen, Merle Chap.
man, John Cornwall, Andrew jackson,
Anton Rasmussen, james Murphy, Har.
dy jackson, Thco. jackson.
The Christian Endeavor will hold
their monthly business meeting at the
parsonage Friday evening.
The Woman s Missionary association
of Hazel Green gave a splendid pro.
gram Sunday evening in cOmmemora.
ton of the fortieth anniversary of the
lotion. Tho church was appropri.
ately decorated in lavender and white,
the colors of the w. NJ A. The program
was as follows:
''Mission Song,n Mary DUNCAN,
Mrs. E. o. Snephard, Naomi Payne and
Vclma Shepherd.
Prayer, Mrs. B. Peoples.
Responsive reading, Phoebe Payne.
Address, " Bringing our Spanish-Am.
ericans into the Kingdom" Iris Van
Clceve.
Address, 4" Ministry of Our Deacon.
csses, ," Mary DUNCAN.
in Montana, Mrs. Bertha Peoples.
Address, Through Hospital at Siu
Lam, " Mrs. A. Weincrt.
Address, "Shall China's Girls be
Turned Away" Mrs. Bessie Sheppard.
Remarks" " Marjorie Looney.
Mite Box Offering" Frank and
Ralph PEBBLES.
Recitation, "PottOr's Clay" Naomi
Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs Levi Herren and Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Van Cleeve and family
attended church services at this place
Sunday.
Plans are being made for an extcn.
slve Xmas program to be given Jointly
between the churches of Hazel Green
and Middle Grove. A committee was
appointed Sunday to act upon the mat.
ter The committee consisted of Mr..
levi Herren, Mrs. Bessie Sheppard and
Mary DUNCAN.
The Bercan Sunday school class held
their regular Tuesday class meeting at
the home Of Mr.. ald Mrs. p. N. Ras.
mussen. Business was presided over by
i'resldeht Morris DUNCAN. After the
business was finished social hour was
enjoyed. AT q seCsonable hour dainty
refreshments were served by the host
ess assisted by Mrs. Edw. DUNCAN. The
evening was made thoroughly apprcci.
able by the efforts of their hospitable
hostess. Members present were; Nor.
ris Dunigan, Walter Wcinert, Miles
Russell, Ward Russell, A. Il. Weinert,
henry Rasmussen, Naomi Payne,
Gladys Arnold, Mary DUNCAN, Re.
becca Lnstiom, Hazel Arnold. Addi-
tional guests were Mrs. Edw. DUNCAN,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Sheppard and
daughters, Deane and Velma, John
Cornwall, Harry Bennett, Lloyd Arm.
old, 0thn Russell, Clare Minker, James
Murphy, VIM. DUNCAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Slatum and family
grtaalg AnplaU ut la N Ia
dahl home on Howell Prairie.
Miss Ruth Morris, of Salem, was the
week end guest of Miss Mildred vii.
hanson.
Tne T. A. Van Cleeve family mo.
tored to the @. A. Russell home Friday
evening and mado a social call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss Tilienski (nee
Kate Diotrak) are domiciled in their
new home and their many friends gave
them an old time eharivari and sere.