Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-12-27
HayesviIe News
(Capital Journal Special serv

Capital Journal Special Service)
Hayesvillc, Or, Dee. 27.--Misses Lot.
iii MecAfee and Anna and Martha
Denny came home from Mill City toI
spend the holiday vacation at their
respective homes
Miss Gertrude Rosche arrived in Sa-
lem Saturday from Lewiston, Idaho,
where she is teacher in the public
schools and is visiting at home.
Miss Williams and Miss Bason visit
ed the schools here on Thursday. Miss
Williams is returning missionary
from India she spoke for short time
to the pupils.
The Hayesville District S. S. conven-
tion will convene at Central Howell
at l0:30 Sunday, Dec. 81. 1t is assured
that the president. l.. T. Reynolds, will
arrange for a program up to the stand
ard and well worthw of every one at
tending who is interested in Sunday
school work.
Quite number Of parents and
/ friends met at the school house ON
! Friday at p. m. AT the appointed time
/ the scholars took their respective pla "es
and the following program was rend-
cred: Song, Long, Long Ago; exercise,
Xmas month; fecltation, Joy GTeig;
song, Xmas Chimes, Audrey White AMI
Pearl Brown; recitation, Carmen Kuhn
song, Welcome to Xmas, 8th grade;
recitation, Xmas Carol. Loren Stett-
ler; song, Christmas Carol, primary
pupils; drill, Christmas chimes; song,
The Spirit Of Christmas, Carmen Kuhn
and Pearl Brown; exercise, On the eve
of Christmas, 5th and 9th grades. They
had nicely decorated Xmas tree, and
Santa appeared on the scene and pre-
scented each pupil with little booklet
! in memory OF Christmas. The teachers,
/ Miss Rotzien and Miss Patterson,
/ brought greetings of the season and
all departed for their homes, the teach
ers will spend their vacation at their
homes, returning to their school duties
again on January 2.
/ There is report in the neighbor-
hood that there was to be a Christmas
tree at the school house on Christmas
night, but this is like great many
other reports, without foundation. The
1 writer of this is not the one to pro-
mounce Judgment but we wish them
well, and leave them in the hands OF
: lust Judge, it is not the spirit of the
master to tear down men S characters,
but help them if they are willing to
be helped
George Gronke came home from
Portland to spend the holiday vacation
I with the folks at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 7. Reynolds spent
r Xmas in Salem, with Mrs. Reynolds
: father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z
q Frizzel
2 Mrs. L. B. Halbert. Mrs. 7. S. Webb
e Arthur Jones have been among the slch
4 The Christian Endcayor will hole
b their semi annual business meeting q
& the church on Friday eve, Dec. 29.
n Miss Edna Fits came home Satur
n dav from Monmouth, accompanied b!
h a young lady friend to spend the holi
c day vacation at home.
; ". E. Savage and family spent Xma
= al Mrs. Savage 5 mother in Salem, Mrs
] Gilbert. !.
The Sunday school here gave fin
Xmas program consisting Of song, rec
litations, etc, on Saturday eve. Ihen
= was a good sized crowd present IN
! church was nicely decorated for tn
occasion. The following program wa
carried ont. Song, We have heard tn
story; responsive readlngi prayer SOM
choir: recitation, John foder; song
choir: recitation, Madeline Sauey
song, choir; exercise, class Of boys
song. by school. JOY to the World; ree
itation. Ruth Starr, My Wish; song b,
the choir: recitation, Joe Teel; reeita
ton, FLOYD King; song by sehoo!
a Mighty army Of the young; reeltatlol
/. GLADYS Webb; recitation, Mrs. Uoala
= ing; song, choir; recitation, Aelda -
. terbaek; song, choir; recitation, Georg
u Beechlcr; recitation, Kenneth Ming
sooo i. choir; recitation, Emil Reed
. exercise, The Christmas tree; reelt. %
tion. Mona Webb; closing son, Hot
Beautiful. choir. After which SAINT
\ :Claus appeared 10 the delight Of al
IS and presented each with a sack Of can