Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-15
SOCIETY
Has Service
For Member

Members of the p. E. o. sister
hood from Woodburn, Forest
Grove and Portland chapters with
the Salem chapter conducted the
funeral service for Mrs. Gerald
Volk yesterday afternoon. This is
the first time that this organiza-
tion has had charge Of a funeral
service here. Mrs Volk was a
member of the original chapter
II in Salem.
The funeral was delayed some
ID what longer than planned while
n waiting for Mrs. Volk's sister
Mrs. Minnie Allen of Wichita,
Kansas. Mrs. Allen arrived yes
terday morning after having
been held up several days on ac-
count of the railroad strike trou-
BILE. The funeral was held from
1.-THE Rigdon undertaking parlors
and Reverend Blaine kirkpatrick
Lfficiated. d
IA There were many out of town
Friends who attended the funeral
yesterday. They were Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Scott, Mr.. Scott is the
editor of the Forest Grove News;
Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Burney,
Mrs. e. T. Birmingham, Mrs. John
Nacrum, Mr.. and Mrs. E. F.
Nainas, Mrs. Frank J. Miller,
Mrs. e. ]. Radcliffe, all of Forest
Grove; Mrs. Emery Kinsman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Young, Mr..
bnd Mrs. S. p. Watson, of Port
|1and.
DR.. and Mrs. D. T. Burton, and
their two children, Donald and
Lois, have been spending their
vacation at Newport, staying at
the Sea Crest apartments. They
\ will return home the latter part
of the week.
Mrs. A. j. Atwood has re-
turned to her home in Toppenish,
Washington, after spending ten
days with Mrs. F. l.. Utter. Mrs.
Atwood was entertained informal
Y ly by her many friends while she
Twas here.
After spending a weeks outing
+ at Newport Miss Ethel Boiler has
returned to her work at the H. l..
Stiff furniture company.
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Weeks and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. L. e.
Weeks and children motored to
Pacific City yesterday morning to
lEbe gone about two weeks.
Il H. e. Pemberton returned yes
fterday from a two weeks vacation
ant Seaside.
W Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Stapleton
ssand family left yesterday by mo-
+ tor for Missouri After visiting in
missouri the Stapletons will
drive to southern California
sHwhere they will locate permanent
They expect to take some
time for the trip and visit inter
resting places on the way.
Miss Laura Grant, president ot
'P, E. o. chapter G, returned to
Salem yesterday from Nye beach
Il ito assist at the funeral of Mrs
Gerald Volk Mrs. Volk was g
Nmember of chapter G., P. E. O.
miss Grant will return today with
1.-THE Bolingers.
Mrs. H. e. Bolinger and Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon McGilchrist and
u children left today for two
Eweeks stay at Nye beach. Mr.
EBolinger will probably join the
family for the week end or motor
down to return with them after
their vacation.
u Mrs. Roy Shields with her foul
children, Mildred, Evelyn, AIDE.
line and Franklin, returned from
weeks visit with Mrs. Shields
mother, Mrs. L. j. Catty Of Am1ty
Mr. Shields motored to Amity re-
turning with his family.
M Margaret Griffith left for New
y port yesterday to visit with Miss
II Mary Jane Albert. She will re
turn the first of the week witt
Mrs. ]. H, Albert, Mary Jane ant
y josephine who have been spend
ing some time at Newport.
II Mrs. John Griffith and her sis
ter, Mrs. Allen Krausse Of Port
land drove to Newport to spend
lew days with Mrs. J. H. Albert.
III
Mrs. C. o. Rice and sister Flori
cunningham spent last week il