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Sunday callers at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wright were Mr.
and Mrs. Lester French, his moth-
er, Mrs. Hattie French and her
mother, Mrs. Anna Woodward, all
from Corvallis.
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THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1979 -- THE DAYTON TRIBUNE -- DAYTON, bREGON -- PAGE 3
Mrs. Lena Filer and Charlotte
attended a Jose Greco Spanish
Dance Concert in Forest Grove
Tuesday evening at the Pacific
University Artist Series.
Mrs. Ruth Reeder recently at-
tended a golden wedding anniver-
sary celebration at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Reeder in Beav.
erton. The occasion honored Mrs.
Harry Reeder's parents.
A Monday caller at the Bud
Callahan home was Seward Ben-
nett from Hopewell.
Sunday afternoon callers at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Du-
zan were their son, Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Duzan from Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hail were
in Portland last Wednesday then
went on to Vancouver to visit a
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Boil.
Mrs. Alvina Reu celebrated her
birthday last week. Her sister Anna
Keffler from Whiteson came for
her. in McMinnville they were
joined by two other sisters Sophia
Keffler and Clara Keffler and all
had lunch together then came to
Mrs. Reu's home to spend the
afternoon. Sunday Mrs. Josie Jen-
kins from Sheridan and Mrs. Ber-
tha Merryman from Dayton sur-
prised her with a birthday luncheon
at her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lenderink
from Seattle spent the weekend at
the home of his mother. Mrs.
Evelyn Lenderink. They left their
two sons with their grandmother
and went on to California for a
vacation.
The Senior Youth Fellowship of
the Pioneer Evangelical Church
had a ~'mystery dinner" Sunday
afternoon in the church social
room. Seniors from Dayton High
School were invited. The program
and food were all a surprise for the
young people.
M liVERY SAVINGS lOAN IN ORIGON, IT I KIS $1000 IO 6 Ih% INI t[-ST.
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It's a funny thing.
Some people think savings & loans offer a big advantage to the little guy. ,
The sad truth is, you need at least $1000 to buy a 61/z% savings certificate at any S&L in Oregon.
Frankly, $1000 is a big price to pay for a little extra interest. Which is why U. S. Bank has
some higher interest savings certificates you can get for as little as $100. How about that?
With just $100 you can earn at the rate of 51/2% interest a year on 90 day certificates.
6% a year on 1 year certificates. 61/2% a year on 2 ;/z year certificates.
As usual, there's an interest penalty for early withdrawal. But with extra interest piling up
month after month, who's in a hurry?
Obviously, it still takes money to make money. That's what makes saving so important.
But at U.S. Bank we make it our business to help you make more, with a whole lot less.
PUTtkLIOWORKFORYOU.
* U. S. Bank per annum interest rate for 2 V2 year savings certificate as of 3/31/79. Interest rates subject to change. Savings & loans
require one year deposit Substantial interest penalty for early withdrawal.
The Dayton Garden Club will
meet Monday, April 9, at the home
of Mrs. Lena Filer. Mrs. Madam
Krake will have the lesson on Wild
Flowers.
The Ramona Circle of the Pio-
neer Evangelical Church will mee:
at the home of Mrs. Lena Filer
April 13.
Mrs. Guy Wonder from Vancou-
ver and Mrs. Leda Mathis from
Portland spent a day with their
friend, Mrs. Ruth Reeder, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reeder and
son Brian from Corvallis and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Reeder and son
Danny from Aloha spent part of
their spring vacation at the home of
their mother and grandmother,
Mrs. Ruth Reeder.
Mrs. Golda Freshour of Hub-
bard, a former resident of Dayton,
is hospitalized for treatment in the
McMinnville hospital.
Sunday afternoon callers at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Calla-
hun were his sister, Mrs. Ann
Matthews, and friend, Ada Green,
from Sheridan. Sunday evening
callers were Mr. and Mrs. Bi'uce
Paylor from Cornelius.
Carl Duncan, 12, of Dayton,
came in third last week in the chess
tournament held in Lafayette last
week. He has been playing chess
for only two months. His step-
father, John Callahan, came in
second.
Hopewell SDA
Church News
The pastor Ray Mitchell led out
in the communion service and ser-
mon "In Remembrance of Me" on
March 31. His wife Robyn was the
organist.
Sabbath School highlights: Carol
Keightley Supt. Special music by
Stun and Kathy Keightley. Mission
Emphasis by Phyllis Keith. The
special 13th Sabbath Mission of-
fering for South America was tak-
en.
Many of our members attended
Laurelwood Academy's 7Sth alum-
ni day on March 31st.
Coming events: Prayer meeting
7:30. Mrs. Robyn Mitchell leading
in the study. Dorcas, Wednesday,
10 am to 3 pro. On April 14 at 3 pm
there is to be a memorial service at
Hopewell SDA Church for Florence
Earl. She and her husband Guy B.
Earl lived near Hopewell many
years. Her son Robert lives near
McMinnville at Stone Village
Trailer Court. Another son Dr.
Frank Earl at Glendale, Ore
daughter Erma Wilmot &t Redding,
Calif.
On April 7 the new sanctuary
part of McMinnville Church will be
dedicated. Bernell Clark is the
pastor. At 4:30 pm the regular
monthly Assoc. M.V. program will
be given there.
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