Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-09
WOODBURY. NEWS
Ionrnal snecial service.) }

Miss Sophie Dubois visited with ga
lem friends Thursday. go,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Ballau and children
Ed, .Jr., and Ruth Essie, left fo' their
home in Portland Sunday after spend
ing several months in WOOdburn with
Mrs. Ballou S parents, Mr.. and MIS- H.
Butterfield.
W. 7. Jenkins returned home Thurs
day after spending three months IN
; Alaska.
Mrs John Mckinney returned nome
after pleasant week in Gervas at the
home of her daughter,
The commencement exercises OF the
Woodburn high school were held at the
Methodist Episcopal church Wednesday
, evening, in the presence Of large as,
semblage of relatives and friends OF
the graduates Much work was done
to make the church beautiful in its
decorations, an artistic combination OF
crepe in the class cOlOrs, purple and
white and the school cOlOrs, blue and
= white, were used. The railing was
banked in grenery and flowers. The
Junior class acted as ushers The exer-
cises commenced by well.rendered Or
chestra piece by the NJ, f. church or.
; cnestra. During the music the school
boardy the high school faculty and the
II graduates took their places. Then
came invocation by Rev. l.. G. Poor;
song, ladies' octet; salutatory, Myrtle
Olson; song, W. II. s. girls quartet;
,, valedictOry, Virgil Haller; address,
Professor John Straub, of the Univer-
. sity Of Oregon; presentation Of di-
: plomas, c. j. Rice; chairman Of the
school board; song, W. II. S. boys
. quartet; benediction by Rev. 0. c. Wei
Ter. The class motto is; Launched,
But Not Anchored. Virgil Haller was
given the scholarship to the Pacific
y university, and the Willamette univer'
, sity scholarship to Rex Bentley, The
4 graduates were: Myrtle Olson, Mildred
c Byron, Coleman, August Folquet, Rex
! William Bentley, Anna Luella Aline
Roy Ellis Harper, Henry Hansen, Freda
Edora Bohn and Virgil Hall Haler
y The high school faculty consists of Su'
= perintendent G. B. Coleman, Principal
9 w. j. Mshler, r. w. Glass, Elwina
|, q Schram c., X. Lantz and Ursula Beck
Il The members of the WGodburn grad
uating class were given a fine banque
at the Oresters hail Wednesday even
u u ing by the high school alumni. The nal
"a was charming in its decorations, th
u color Of the graduating class beini
y used. 1t was carried out in shade,
lights and table decorations. The of
ficers of the alumni are President, }
IL. r. Mckinney; yicepresident, RaymOn
4 4 nInkN,
of secretaries, Miss Avon Mckinney an
II. Mis-" Lila Jerman sergeant-at-arm'
a Miss Mabel Liyesay. President Nc
rd Kinney acted as postmaster, and we
coined the class Of 1915, which wa
nd responded to by Miss Freda Bohn. At
10 dresses were made by Superintendent
nd Coleman, Professor Straub and Charlie
65 Randall, Of class '0S. Others wn
as spoke were; Miss Anna Dinwoodie, 'OI
in Mrs. Lindekin, 10; Stephen Scollar,
,st IL; Raymond Gatt, 'l2; Alpha Gi
Of lette, 'l3; Miss Ruth Soule, ~
re- "Schoo Days, Miss Myrtle Olson, u
OILS Mrs. Ed Lindekin, of Dallas, spei
la the past week visiting her parents, NJ
and Mrs. Grossman.
an Chas. u. Randall, of Salem, attendC
all the Moose dance here Saturday nigh
for Elmer Spencer of Portland, spel
several days in Woodburn the pa
week.
VS., A large picnic and farmers institu
he will be held in Woodburn Saturda
Oh. June IL, at the city park. Woodbu
oes Is planning for one of the best pi
mics ever held in Mariom county, al
every one is invited to bring the
@-- baskets and attend. A fine program
~ being prepared, and good speakers W
1 be in attendance, as Woodburn wan
this to be success, No expense W
\ be spared to make this q day long
I be remembered.
Tne members Of the Womans FL
4 elgn Missionary society OF the NJ
7 church held one Of its interesting me-
! ings Thursday afternoon at the hoi
4 of Mrs, G, W, Waterbury. After
! very fine program Mrs. Waterbu
served light lunch. The followi
\ program was given; Jubilee songj |
Z per, " Why BE Little Light Bearer
J Mrs. j. +. hert2cr song, "Little Je
! els" by Sarah George and Clarer
Z Poor reading, "rhc First Baby |
tient y Mrs, Ud'eman; paper, "'T
\ Filipino Nurse Deaconness, Mrs.
I h, Austin; recitation, Orma Wilson;
! bate, g Resolved, That the enhstm,
\ aud training of children is of more
I portance to the w. L. NJ. s. taan
enlistment of auxiliary MEMBERS" "
firmative, Mrs Euyeart, negative, NJ
Z Chrstensenj solo, ''rhe Sweet story
I Mrs. Dean.
! An invitation dance was given
: some of the Moose lodge members
! their new hall saturday night, alb
\ 20 couples being invited. A very pie
( ant evening was spent by those v
Y attended.
: The Women's club held their
Z meeting of the year nj the armory W
! nesday afternoon A short business
\ sion was held, after which installat
Z OF Officers took place. Each Il
1lbrougnt with her a basket filled "
\ good things to eat. AT $3.50 the /
Z bands and families gathered and
J pleasant evening followed. The n
meeting Of the Woman's club will
Z heid IN september The following
I tieers were installed: President. \
Blaine McCord; vicdlpresidett, N
4 VIM. Moore; treasurer Mrs. &. g. q,
( alci corresponding secretary, Miss NJ
Seollard; financial secretary, Mrs.
\ W. Settlemier
Z Mrs. I, G. Goodale was hostess
the members Of the Needlecraft M
nome ON Walnut street Thursday af
I noon. In the evening the lndies y