Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-17
Native Of Polk
County Passes;
III for Months

y Dallas, Sept. l7.--Mrs. Nora
Zones Brown passed away We'd
nssaay at the Dallas hospital after
xn illness Of five weeks She was
Ahe wife Of Jay Brown Of Salt
Greek She was born April IL,
1891. ut the old home place near
EHueM. and since that time has liv-
,9ed in and near Dallas She was
4 Exnarried in September 1912, to Jay
&BrOwn. an dto this union two chill
dren were born The funeral serv-
ESees were held at the Harmony
SEhurch and cemetery, by Rev
ga1ne sof Sheridan The floral Of
Sxerings were beautiful
u w Robinson. living at Park
fnr. south Of independence. brought
y4D the office Of Rich Reimann, a
EHeal estate man, a fine sample of
XWBfatp weighing one pound and
televen ounces, and fine samples
~ corn standing eleven feet high
Departing Pastor Honored
ii Rev and Mrs Charles p john
SON Of the Methodist church were
aendered farewell reception last
EQvening by the members Of the
kcBngregation
III The church was attractively dec
prated with autumn leaves, with
bBwis and vases of asters placed
nbOut the room A splendidly ar
n4nnged program was given during
fskhe evening and responses were
made by both Mr. and Mrs John
son Mrs F H Morrison gave a talk
pnxpressing the regret that the con-
'tEregati0n felt in the loss of the
.sIJohnsons. d. A Mackenzie of the
Il kPresbyterian church gave a pleas
ling talk and said that they would
Hnpt only be missed by the people
INF the church but by the town
EpeDp1e as we'll
IN After the program a delicious
3uncheon was served. Mrs. Joel
i3shaw and Mrs. Randall Buell. were
fGhairmen of the refreshment COM
3mittee-
II Rev. Johnson returned few
Illsdaays ago from Olympia Wash,
II wl1ere he attended the Washington
Estate conference of the Methodist
I church. He goes to Tacoma to be-
como corresponding secretary of
\ the Methodist college at that point
u Miss Halle Smith is in Portland
this week shopping. Miss Smith
Il WIN enter u. of O. the last OF this
4 1nenth.
II f. X. Piasecki, F. e. Kersey,
;SBin White and Wiley Gardner re-
kurned yesterday from ten days
hunting trip into the. Cascade
ssnUuntains. The party brought back
Aeive bucks. The largest one was
shot by Wiley Gardner, and is said
40 have been the largest killed this
! }seasOn.
Mrs. Frank d. Barrett (Marjor-
He H0Iman) arrived in Dallas a
New days ago for an extended Wis
5lf with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
EJphn Holman, who reside at Anti
aoch. Mrs. Barrett will go down to
Eugene next week for the vush
week at the university, and will
Nkzy at the Chi Omega house, Of
which she is member.
Miss Ruth Smith left Tuesday
Afternoon for Salem. where she
will enter the Willamette univer-
ndty for this year. She is a mem
her Of the Beta Chi sorority.
X Miss Lucille Loughary and Miss
Helen Loughary are in Portland
EhOpping this week. Miss Helen
VIII reenter U. of Q. this fall and
u1er sister will go to o. A. G.
David Darling returned this week
Co his home in Dallas after an ex-
1kenHive visit in the east. His daugh
ter nd son-in-lw returned to Dali
Yas with him, and will spend a few
snonths here
MIR and Mrs. j. Z. Fink and
Adr. and Mrs. Tom Syron Of Balls
tOn were shopping in Dallas today