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ARCADE THEATER
WEEKLY PROGRAM
Friday, Oct. 5—William Duncan in “The
Steel Trail,” the mightiest of all thrillers,
Chapter 1. Pola Negri in “Mad Love,” pos­
itively the greatest sensation of her entire
screen career.
Saturday, Oct. 6—Dustin Farnum in
“The Buster,” a smashing story of romance,
action and a “busting” man. Lupino Lane
comedy, “The Reporter.”
Sunday-Monday, October 7 and 8—“The
Glimpses of the Moon,” with Belie Daniels
and Nita Naldi. Silken Bebe Daniels as
the luxury-loving society girl who agreed
to marry a poor artist for a year only. Nita
Naldi, as her gorgeous rival, who couldn’t
read the “hands off” sign on husbands. And
a comedy.
Tuesday, Oct. 9—Marshall Neilan’s “The
Strangers’ Banquet,” with 25 famous stars
—the greatest cast ever assembled for one
film, The real picture sensation of the
year. And a comedy.
Wednesday, Oct. 10—“Bulldog Courage,”
a five-reel outdoor production with George
Larkin, Bessie Love, Bill Patton and oth­
ers. And a comedy.
Thursday, Oct. 11—Hoot Gibson in
“Shootin’ for Ijove.” International News
and Felix the Cat.
Friday, Oct. 12—Alice Brady in “The
Leopardess,” the romance of a bewitching
south sea dancer and the American million­
aire who tried to tame her. William Dun­
can in “The Steel Trail,” Chapter 2.
BUNGE’S
SERVICE STATION
the member« and friends of the
members spent the evening socially
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Elaborate refreshments were served
Ixiuis Kramer and Miss Inez during the latter part of the eve­
White, both of this city, were mar­ ning. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Leonard,
ried in Eugene late Monday after­ Mr. and Mrs. Boy Leonard, Mrs.
noon. The ceremony was performed Harry Hart and Miss Lucile Cornutt
at the Christian parsonage, Bev. E. were hosts and hostesses for the
V. 8tiv«rs officiating. Following affair.
the ceremony, a dinner was served
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in honor of the couple at the home
Mrs. F. E. Dickson and Mrs. H.
of the bride's brother, Herald A. Miller were hostesses at the
White, who is a resident of Eugene. meeting of the Constellation club
The bride is a daughter of Mr. aod held yesterday in the banquet room
Mrs. N. W. White, a pioneer family. of Masonic temple.
Kramer has been for some time
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I Mr.
with Allison Brothers’ barber shop.
The first meeting of the Tangle­
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foot club since disbanding for the
The Masonic lodge and Eastern summer vacation will be held Tues­
Star chapter held a reception day evening in the American Le­
last evening for three couples of gion hall. Mrs. Elbert Bede, Mrs.
newlyweds. The guests of honor Merville Veatch, Mrs. C. J. Kem,
were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Phelps, of Mrs. W. E. Lebow, Mrs. W. A. Ga-
Tillamook, who stopped here on routte and Mrs. 8.
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~ - Lassweil are
their way home from a southern the hostesses.
trip, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kramer
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Hagen.
and Mr. and Mrs. H. A. I"
The members of the Toujours
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Prete club met at the club rooms
‘‘The District School,” 1 which, un- Wednesday evening, After their
der the circumstances, probably work, they were entertained at the
would be classed as a i coniedy- homo of their president, Mrs. Fred
This percolator will be given absolutely free to some
drama, was successfully and enter­ Bennett, dainty refreshments being
woman. Tickets will be given to every woman who
tainingly put on Friday evening at served.
the regular session of the Eastern
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visits
our Hotpoint-Hughes range demonstration and
Star, the parts being taken by mem-
Mrs. Victor Kem was hostess for
ben.
the
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club
at
her
home
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cooking
school which will be held from Monday, October
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nesday afternoon. The members
8, to Saturday, October 13, from 2 to 4:30 each day.
Mrs. G. W. Kinsey, of Eugene, drew names for their Christmas tree.
gave a party last week in honor of Delicious refreshments were served.
her grandson, George Boney, son of
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Mr. and Mrs. Mentor Boney. Robert
The Tuesday bridge club met this
Mills, of this city, son of Mr. and week at the home of Mrs. 8. 8.
Mrs. K. K. Mlils, who ig one day Lassweil. Mrs. N. J. Nelson Jr. re­
older than the Boney lad, also was ceived high honors. The next meet
u guest of honor. Mrs. Mills aud ing of the club will be held at the
her nephew, Brewer Mills, also were home of Mrs. A. M. Moore.
guests.
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The Methodist Women ’a Foreign
The M. I’. Club was entertained Missionary society held a business
at dinner Tuesday evening at the meeting Wednesday afternoon in the
Gray Goose tea room, the hostess church parlors. They made their
being Mrs. W. J. Woods. The next plans for the coming year. At the
session of the club will bo with close of the business meeting a short
Mis. A. L. Wynne.
program was given. The society
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will meet the first Wednesday in
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hart enter- each month. The next meeting will
tained at dinner Wednesday evening be held at the home of Mrs. Albert
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Woodard.
Johnson, of Gold Beach, who are
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visiting at the homo of their daugh­
Silk Creek Society.
ter, Mrs. W. E. Lebow. The Lebows
Many of the friends and relatives
were also guests.
of the F. E. Babcock family gath­
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ered at their home Saturday eve­
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hart enter­ ning for a aurprise farewell party.
tained nt dinner Tuesday evening The Babcocks leave soon to spend
in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Beiu- the winter in Phillip, 8. D. The eve-
ler, the occasion being the birthday niug was spent in social chat and
anniversaries of Mrs. Beidler and a literary and inUNicul program WHS
Mrs. Hurt.
given.
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A number of the young married
The Social Twelve club met at
people
people o gave a covered dish supper the home of Mrs. Herbert Eakin
Every leader is a follower of
Friday evening as a surprise ou Thursday afternoon of last week.
Mrs. Fred Anderson, The guests Guests of the club included Mrs. T. someone.
were Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Garoutte, C. Wheeler, Mrs. W. E. Lebow,
A woman will do as she pleases
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Garoutte, Mr. Mrs. Lebow’s mother, Mrs. J. C.
and Mrs. G. A. Sanders, Mr. and Johnson, of Gold Bench, Calif., Mrs. even if she really doesn’t want to.
Mrs. Fay Allison and Mr. and Mrs. Orpah Benson and Miss Lula Cur­
Victor Kem.
Things that have happened usu­
rin.
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ally do not seem of such importance
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A family reunion was held Sun-
The Christian ladies' aid society as they did beforehand.
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day at the W. A. Garoutte home, the met Wednesday afternoon in the
oceasion b‘iiq
ng the presence here of church parlors with Mrs. Ivel
A level-headed man is, of course,
Mrs. Gene 1 Matlock, sister of Mr«. Loucks, Mrs. O. L. Jones, Mrs. J. H. evenly balanced.
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Garoutte, who had returned from Lloyd and Mrs. William Keyes us
California, which luid been her hostesses. The society finished their
Unto he who ‘‘knocks” shall
home for a year, Guests present third quilt, which was sent to the be given all that is coming to him.
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were Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Johnson, W. C. T. U. farm at Corvallis. They
Mr. and Mrs. M. P, Garoutte, Mr. are now milking clothes for the or­
A winner by unfair means is a I
and Mrs. Harold Dugan and Mr. phans at this home. There will be big loser in the long run.
uud Mrs. Earl Garoutte.
a special meeting of the society
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The man with tight boots has a
October 12.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hagen ar-
kick coming.
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rived Sunday from Portland, where
Mrs. John Coffman entertained
they were married the day before. thirty little playmates of her grand
The iteh for office and scratching
The bride was Miss Ethol Eperson, daughter, Eleanor White, at her the ballot go hand in hand.
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of Hermiston. They will be nt homo home last Friday afternoon in
in apartments in the D. C. Bos'ey honor of Eleanor's ninth birthday
Things that a person couldn’t
homo on Washington avenue.
anniversary. Dainty refreshments find in the light have a most per
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were served. The guests for the verse way of getting under his feet
The ladies’ aid society of the afternoon were Adeline Adams, in the dark.
Presbyterian church will meet at Beth Bede, Madelle Beidler, Frances
2:30 o’clock October 10 in the Mackin, Jean and Alice Allison,
church parlors. This will be tho an- Dorothy Baldwin, Alice Lloyd, Ellen
nunl experience social and all mem­ and Ilene Tower, Dorothy Moore,
bers of tho society, members of the Genevieve Woodard, Eleanor and
church ami their friends are cor­ Evelyn Hays, Harriett Ostrander,
dially invited. Mrs. T. C. Wheeler, Evelyn Smith, Fern Page, Irene
Mrs. W. B. Lebow, Mrs. H. K.
~~ Met- Beaulieu, Lena McCaleb, Isabelle
calf, Mrs. G, M. Scott, Mrs. A. W. Safley, Grace Carlile, Dorothy Um
Helliwell and Mrs. G. B. Pitcher threy, Buth Ebert, Viola Rohde,
are the hostesses.
Sthel May Arne, Eloise Knox,
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licent und Jcrrene Burrows
Tho Methodist church choir held Vivian mid Dorothy White.
its first meeting since the summer
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vacation Wednesday evening. There
William Thum and Mrs.
was quite an increase in the number Benger will be host and hostess at
who will take part over tho number a meeting of the Joker club to be
Jaiv^^oar^^Aftor^n^ihor^jirnctice, held tonight at the home of Mrs.
Benger. Invited guests outside of
club members are Mr. and Mrs. D.
11. Heiuenway, Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Schruek, Mr. and Mrs. T. G. 8ud
tell, Mr. and M r*. C. J. Kem, Miss
2 to 4:30 p. m. each
Myrtle Kern, Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
day from
Graham, Mi. and Mrs. George O.
Knowles, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Hays,
Mrs. Carrie Hemenway, Mr. and
Mrs. Elbert Bede and Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Johnson, (of Gold Beach >
parents of Mrs. W. E. Lebow.
SOCIETY
To the Lucky Woman
There will be no charge of any kind, di­
rectly or indirectly, and no obligation of
any kind. On Friday’ afternoon, October
12, a drawing will be held and the set
given away.
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Church News
Presbyterian Church—Bov. A. K.
Spearow, pastor. Sunday school at
10, Men’s Forum al 10, morning
hour at 11, junior Endeavor at 3,
evening service at 7:30.
If you want it, you’d better hurry. Someone will get
it soon absolutely without a penny’s cost.
Hart’s New Era Drug Store
Nyal Agency
Christian Church, the '' home like''
church—J. E. Carlson, minister.
Sunday school at 9:45, sermon mid
communion at 11, Christian endea
vor at #:30, evening service nt 7:30.
Forenoon topic, '‘llow We Got Our
Bible;” evening topic, “The High
ways of lafe.' ’
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Seventh Day Adventist Church—
West Main street. Services e»ery
Saturday. Sabbath school at 10,
church sen ice at 11; proper meet
mg Wednesday evenings at 7:30.
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Methodist Church—Rev. J.
Ebert, pastor. Sunday school at
9:45; morning worship at 11, Ep
worth league at 7, evening service
at 8. Everybody is welcome to at
tend all of these services.
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Baptist Church, Tenth and Adams
—Sunday school at 10, preaching at
11, and church serviee at 8. Weekly
prayer service nt 8 p. a. Thursday.
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Galan Jordan, of Eugene, will
preach at 11 o'ekick Sunday morn
ing at the Imtham school house.
in Mothers Club Rest Room
Miss Beni Mashburn
will demonstrate the
economy and efficiency
of the
Hotpoint-Hughes Super
AutomaticElectricRange
Cook by Wire
Instead of Fire
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