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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1945)
BE A "BEST DRESSED FRESHMAN"' SEE OUR LUSCIOUS SWEATERS AND SMART SCOTC IT PLAID SKIRTS—OUR SMOOTH SUITS AND DATEABLE JUDY ’N JILL DRESSES. CHOOSE YOUR CAMPUS WARDROBE at You won’t miss those snacks you had at home JUST TRY ALPINES Over 20 Varieties of Delicious CHEESE Also Freshly Roasted, Carefully Blended Supreme Quality Ground from Coarse to Very Fine Guatemala, Colombia, or Brazil Coffees ' i nr.. ■.’:: o 1 C ' ;• lies— t on11' rii ■ d" r. $ k ■; :!■!■ up Q - a u a - r § I >} M I 8 1 I ; pcC’\j:cccD.rPi-on,, , . Cer. iCih and Aider Wesley House to Locate on Onyx Wesley House, which is sponsor ed by the Methodist church, will be located at 1337 Onyx street on September 1. The property on which the house was formerly lo cated at 1258 Kincaid has been sold, and Wesley Foundation is purchasing a new house through pledges from local and state Meth odist churches, Mrs. Don Durland (Velita Estey), president of the foundation, reports. The student director, Mrs. Paul Hurlecker (Mary Beth Carpenter), will live at the house; there will also be six rooms for Methodist girls and two garages for rent. "With increased facilities for study ing, meetings and receration, the house will be open at all times to all students. With the house, now used as a private dwelling,, is a spacious backyord with a fire place. Mrs. Durland announced that the Wesley cabinet will make plans for the year at a twc-day retreat the week previous to school opening. World War II Vet Joins YMCA Staff Lynn Hutchinson, assistant pro fessor of education and war vet eran, lias been appointed director of student activities of the Univer sity YMCA. He will work with the student president of the “Y,” Ed Marshall of Pendleton. Mr. Hutchinson was a lieutenant in the air corps before his release under medical discharge in 1944. He had done two years of gradu ate work at the University before entering- the army and holds a mas ter’s degree from Utah State. Hint: Oregon picnic at Jantzen Beach park in Portland, Monday, August 20, 6:30 p. m. Ir a The Anchorage ON THE MILLRACE Cal and Ruth Albert 997 Franklin Blvd. Welcome to ALL NEW DUCKS Booth-Kelly is s ready to serve the class of 1949 As it has served all classes in years past IF YOU KNEW THE OHIVERSEY OF OEXiCH c.Ls V79 do . . . it would be the school of your choice for the nezfew* years or un Li 1 yc u c : o. Un questionably it has a great and immeriately future in the POST WAR PERIOD <■' Ton can bo .a p of this vr’ ih a wc ■ l sooivwe hope returning ■ ii i in gene grow*. .-u y\TTTct ca will ne jbroa .« *. ipost war period! we ’ make it one cf those!' plcc .. fU ..-v ; Awn o 9 o o o a To l£ .'y; hr**'. READT-TO-W: , ■ ' WgpDIMG V. y*k • / AhTD /!« ■ ff’-'o r -e;# v/,'3 U/.*? ? I' -'. .r ' X -.<♦>» Wv v, ** ' % •"* r
