Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-02
Turner Red Cross Turns
Over Completed Work

Capital Journal Special Service)
The Turner Red Cross met Tuesday
for work. A goodly numbgs we're pre-
sent but as they have been Handicapped
by shortage Of material no machine was
completed Among things turned in were
six cen pair of sox and seven quilts.
Two of these quilts were from Clo"ar-
dale School District No. 13l. Junior Red
Gross, and these pupils together with
their teachers were given vote of
thanks from the Turner auxiliary, The
rural districts are doing splendid work
along Red Cross lines as well as in
club work.
Among the social affairs Of the week
was a surprise ON Mrs. T. f. Herren
last Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Herren had
invited several relatives in for a birth
day dinner when 10 and behold, about
ten O'Clock autos filled with grangers
began to arrive. 27 guests were present
to wish Mrs. Herren many happy re-
turns of the day.
Fred Cunning and Marie Durfee are
victims of the Liberty measles.
The w. W. club met with Mrs. Greea
last Tuesday.
Ralph Chavis and Dick WaggUner
were over near Silvcrton Sunday fish
ing.
Several town boys have aiken up the
club projects for the summer. Hollis
Bones was well pleased when Superin-
tendent w. M. Smith visited his home
and commended him on the care of his
Belgian hares. Hollis has sixteen Of this
variety.
Pearl P. Hassler, editor of the Turner
Tribune, has a far away look this week
Don t be surprised if he goes to Sea
side soon.
Friends of Mrs. Lyle are sorry tha,
she has moved to Portland. Mr.. Lyle
has secured a good position in Portland
50 they have rented their home here.
Dave Burnett was registered al
Barr's Thursday.
J. e. Waggoner was called to Mollal;
the last of the week, his sister being
quite vi.
Joe Hall is working in the flax mil
his week.
The Parent. Teacher Association viii
hold their last regular meeting Of tn
school year Friday evening All patron
Of the district are invited to be prcsen
at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Edwards AM
daughter Tiny were out on .he farm
Wednesday.
Mrs. M. G. Smith of Albany spen
part of last week in Turner looking af
tor business interests.
Mrs. Henry Osborn and daughter
Evelyn spent the week end with Mr.. am
Mrs. Smith west of town.
The NJ. E. Aid society met with Mrs
L. D. Barr Lass Thursday for an all da,
quilting. These quilts are being turn
led over to the Turner Red Cross. lively
members we're present.
Miss Sophia Watson is home for fe'
weeks visit with her parents.
The Eastern Star held its regular ses
sion Wednesday evening. While Satul
day evening the Masonic order enter
tained some visiting brothers from Say
ton. Work in NJ. NJ. degree.
Mrs. Ralph Chavis and John Chavi
were Salem visitors Sunday.
Mr.. Moore ST., attended the Sunda
school convention in Salem last week.
A number Of Rebekah members fror
the Turner lodge were in Salem Satul
day.
Gorge Mason is over near Hopewel
building bridge.
Or. George A Massey was in Portlan
on Tuesday Of this week
Mrs. J. NJ. Beck Of Newport stoppe
in Turner fsr few days enrsute HON
from the Sunday school convention.
Turner is boasfDg Of several tenni
courts.
Prof. Teets is filling the vacancy eau
ed by Prof. Butler answering the ca
for the government.
Mrs. Georgia Robertson is having