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rW IPAV, JANUARY I«, TlIIt SFX TINK l, COTTA! IK OROVK ORF<K)W. I ..11.4 s . »»Il •• I'v »...... " --------- | | la L ords »upper. It. »••'«"« «un sksrak ke«M _________ le d , 'T eaching Together with Th« D*gree of Honor held Joint T h . Women of Woodcraft held U kurab -W «»»| j.aua;" C. E group». « » . •''•J!*?* Th« women » relief , C°5P* . offlc»rs with t h . Eu- Joint "installation of officer» with Usta otrwol iil«.4»T b l.stk ••k.*«l kl Saturday in 1. O O .F . te U w ^ n « X » £ < «» ’ ” e C ro w ell lodge a. t h . local hall » 0 , 1 « . . okorsk « « ’ !»• •« Il - - worship, 7 3". »»rnion »ubjsct. ' T hs newly started o fficer, were 'n»1»?1' »*"• - , O. O. „ “■ ha,, h“ n Mrs night. Mr». Carl Leabo Mr». W ednesday night Freror <»•••»"« •• ’ •" ► m W.4».«4a» New Religion " I. O. Hhaw. minister. >d Mrs Eva Hatch, assisted by week in I. l. O. O. F. hall. of Creswell was installing officer. A .f eas « « ta o » , . , Mrs N ettie Sailing, acted as in- Roecila Starr o f Eugene, a past A social entertainm ent followed the Prss M.lhodl.l Ckursk — - Cora.. of Ek»ngell»llc Meeting. An evan That work 1» progressing »atta- U om X “ ’« • »»1 •»■"> "»»•> W t »tailing officer. Officer» Installed state president, w as installing offl- rtrst Methmllsl F.plw«'|<*» Church. gelistic service will be held at " lodge session and refreshm ents factorlly on the ln»tallatlon of a ,1 o Crew pa.lor Hun.l»y »ckool. » *». fltUlow< Mr». Elisabeth Rohde, pre»l- cer The officer« '"»}» '**’ Ira Aldrich, pastor The Sunday o'clock Sunday evening al Ihe Ad Ollbrrt-Mhaw. 10,10 *“ . „ „ V. . )ocal Otd«r follow Thelma Klmc. were served, A number of the re g a s d is tr ib u tio __ n _» system In thta city O II Crawford •iip««l»t»“ 4»»l • «rrsch morning service will he under the ventlet church on weel Main ■»»••«- T h . m. r n i ï . oi —— O e r tr u d e id .n l; Mr». Minnie Ashby » the Natural Gas Corporation of y p i. officers were presented with by ■ T he «narrlag« of Ml«» Mrs. ' past president; L eonttn. Stark, tiring the fa d that » mU w . . k pre,« u...U««» rkapsay. • auspice« of the C ollage Grove Mid president; Faye l»om. first vice gifts In recognition of their faithful Oregon 1« »hown by o'slock Fooler • rMldaaa*. »I« •»«»» year Epworth League Inelllule with The subject will he "Four True Rea 1M83 feet of pipe have been laid F tflk , l « o l eons Why We Have All T h . « president; Zena Moughmer, second services while in office O. Shaw, to Lsonaro w Fahrenwald, treasurer; an Inspirational eermon by the pas C rim e, anti What I. H>. Remedy thin far Of this amount 2786 feet ■ vice president; Eleanor W itte, plan tor on Things I’erlshahle and fksrek .4 «»riot ‘ HT4 »“ The Presbyterian ladles' aid so Is 4 Inch pipe and 13.693 Is 2-lnch for It." Paul Ivereon 1» evangeltat. fe t t e « « lit e » » » ,, R e v ‘s’h^w performed nle Sweet, conductor; Mrs. Mahala (tat; Beulah Tiller, Inner watch: ciety met In regular session at the pipe. Approximately 10" men are .....I k Things Eternal '' It will begin at The public ha» been lnvlle<l vlr«g hlfcl« •l»4r >0 a wmm M» Il tian church. _________________ the cerem ony ¿r^ ed tn g ’l h . cere- _______________ T-etara. guard; ___ M r. Lou Bailey, Bernadlne Schneider, outer watch: U o'clock sharp. T h . institute will now employed in the work, another church parlor» W ednesday. A short a. m. •«•rlpiurr «mif îttO > **- the ceremony o « rtln »ang patrlotio instructor. Mrs Carrie ‘ Connie Hutchinson, usher. Ellen business m eeting and devotional» ciew having been added this week begin Friday evening with a sup • • • The Highway Itapttat Church. "iOlI,v cMY*u Truly" She wae ac H Hem em enway, proas press correspondent. * Town, assistan t usher; R ita Stacey. were followed by a social afternoon. to the crew originally employed. It per at « o'clock and will continue 1,0111» Henry Handle, pa.lor I.M lh .M k M l ..t e s A *’ « " " Genevieve Shield», flnan "I I L*ove i _ i u . W j . m utician; Mrs. lX)VC i I yu u _ ___ U a m - M r - Dahlia I l a h l i n Morrti, M tim i. RlUflCUUl. Mil- treasurer; G enevieve »nieio». throughout Saturday The church . . . I Male o tr ^ t. klartla 1 is anticipated that plant building Church .ch.H.1, 9 «#. W L. l-o n a rd . R efreshm ents were s e n cd by the compacted by Ml»» K . ijiii» Longfellow assistant conduc- cial secretary: Glenda Roa» IHvlag •• < •“ lh* There will »„perlntenilenl; morning worehlp. hostess comm ittee, Mrs. J A. Wise construction will gel under way *J thlnl lhlr»I Hua«!»»« •>■«1*»» »V un’«»" AU school will meet at « «3 .„ w a y , who also pUyed the wed “ .r , aaaMUnt captain; Genevieve Shields, « l » l * « • •*<*■ be a special announcement on the Irr * • p r e <»f • • l U w l ’ f 11 Rev I. I- Pally Of Eugene win man. Mrs. W. M. MaeGIbbon. Mrs. about the first of February. t,n lh « ra * g . ding march. The brl of ' d; M ri. Eva Aubrey, first color nile director; Luclle Haney, launching of a new contest cam supply the pulpii; Junior H, ». I Georg BJorset. Mrs Laura McKer- Every effort wilt be made to attended by Mias Al ice R( *; Mra. N ettie McKibben. sec- assistant: Mabel McNew. paign Epworth League will meet at ?“ « 311. Hi H Y. H V . « * ’• O’ '* ,I u p c o n e tn ic tlo n w o rk a n d to nan and Mr». F, E. Mendenhall. S ,V b “ “ ~ h E X w E S ; M r. t b » r . M e „ » U . _ O .n > u .... e -n.plete thl* Job at the earliest poe ‘ iV s v ir iT V : "rti — -----— m f h ««— i i f •»■ kf « , . i , \n r. ,..i m aid Conner, leader, subject. My tn e S O M » " — ____ ____ t h i r d CO I X S U ll ■ leader At 7 3" the pkstor will con Idea of What a Young Woman All branches of the Odd Fellow» oble date, stales II MHIlkltt. local In . light b.ue fornm jjrow p « « ' K e r n ~ " tU r e r The and M r. Glen Haney was ex A district Epworth league Inelb H nu. Ihe dl.cuw .lon. of the amuse will meet Saturday night In the Should r lie." no pa, eve- carried a shower bouquet of pink Kite T t pre.,d en t appointed e mpllfled Following the meeting weie“ « ^ " w ! l i . it»: A ‘‘•«’f 7 nK’7 ,° " " ‘^ h m e n « QuesUon. Ihe special topic to ""““T ^ h l n ; There ' ^ r v b will « a be . the ro.es and H w e e t p a a » J ^ _ brl d « ^ V l o i m g co m m ittee, to a ^ .s t . program w as presented and a s o lodge hall to celebrate the birthday Wlldey. Orv(;;,n Public Service commlselon tuts • “« “* will open lie be The P a n e , and the t hrl.llan ' “ , h. . ,»> Prayer anniversary of Thomas maid wore a pale green gown. Miee her in the year a work; Relief. Mr« cial hour held R efreshm ents were .rogram A tabI<. of ratee follow Flret 300 and ^ n ^ Mettuxllst church In thH Life." Next week the study cla s.es , ,r at T 3" T hor. Holcomb w as a schoolmate of th E k . l i s t e d Mrs. C a m . H em enway served Mrs Eleanor W itte was founder of the order. A program ----------- V X J d ity seLton will Will he held on W ednes. ay and lh . . ub^ t will be bride while they attended the .U «e Mrs. Malinda Aubrey; executive, chairm an of general arrangement». will be presented and refreshment cubic feet or lees per m eter |>er day day usual with will be served. Fam ilies and friend month. $13"; next 370" cubic feet city. cbv... Sunday and wtU meet Ing 'on Thursday .Ughi pray- The Revelation 111 normal echool at Monmouth. e c h o o l----- ---- F<H- Julia Aahby, Mr» N ettle Sail • • • per meter per month. 17.3c per il»> of members will be guest». lowing the service an Informal re Mr». Mre. 1931 In the Royal Alta Hart; auditing. Mrs O fficers for out-of- ing. s ä : s : ‘" X c. f.; next AtkXl cubic feet per meter |'r<-«l>, Ieri no Church— Itev. Dun the ception. for relative, and Mmnie Sw eet, Mr». Laura McKer- Neighbor lodge were Installed Tiies^ Among those who attended ths pei month. 12.3 per l»W c. f : »" can P Cameron will preach at Ihe the town guests, wa« held at the Shaw nan Mr». Harriet Leonard; home day night at a regular session of church, will be dean ( < ,,H„ |C at the Sunday 7 30 Sunday evening eervlce on hTe Mr. and Mre. G ilb e r t« wlll liotl, -aa governor's innugural ball Monday over StMXI cubic feet per niet»r per locat * k_ . order. U aael VliaW skra MA* inStilll 'm .titute and will be aasteted by Ihe ¿¿d employm ent. Mrs. Ella Tiller. | the Pearl Haxen was Install _jrvlce by the choir, directed by The B ailie Linee Are Drawn, Eniallne W ilson night in Salem were Lieutenant and menth. l"c per iOO c. f. make their home in Hillsboro. following instructor. Rev. »y a Mr». Hulda ing officer and C E Umphrey Mrs. Herbert Ixmibard. Mr, and thirteenth eermon In the eerlea on where Mr. Gilbert has <'h , ^ c p ^ ncc^ conferenced Mr» Eva Au was cerem onial marshal Clark. Yoncalla; Rev. F. E Find • • • Herman Lafky. Captain L a -1 . VMFRCAN I EGIGN VLANS the Book of Revelation» At the 11 S ' . u ' a t X w a d in g were Dr. and brey. Mrs; Minnie ^ h ^ M r . ^ 1 « - cers inst.U ed follow Alice Breed Mrs. Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. El- ' HIGHWAY' SAFETY PATROL ley. Drain; Rev A D. Trefren. tree- Church of Chrtat, Sixth street and S, Ils well. Ml»« Helen Aldrich will be W illiam beth Fahrenwald, M r. Martha love, oracle: Beatrice Weldon. V bert Bede o'clock eervlce he will preach on Gibb» avenue, where more men than ^ n ^ C o ^ H t a ^ n' ^ M r » , C r o w . M r s.J lo r e n c e Kelly. Mrs. O.; A nna Gate», P. O.; Eth»I Hay»», A highway safety patrol, coin- dean of girls. "The Meek." third In the eerie» on Claeses of A"-mtnute period» will women attend evening eervlcee. Fahrenwald, who had chancellor: Nellie Blackniore. re the . w ill be prising a group of »chool boy». Is Frank I Elitabeth Th» M. F. G. club the eermon on the m ou n t Sunday Sol Kaufman, Portland; m onths cord er; E niallne W ilson, receiver Bible echool. 9 43. Clem Barff. su be held and the teaching will In been absent for several Annie guests Tuesday of Mr». W. M Mac- being organised by the American echool will meet at 10 o'clock and Arulengen. Portland. ' owing to a severe attack of the Fern Anderson, marshal; Anna Gibbon. who will entertain with a Legion as a part of It» Amerlcan- clude bible study, etudy of Epworth perintendent! the men of thta echool Swanson, assistant marshal; Dora 1 o'clock luncheon at her home on taatton and highway safety pro League method«, round table dta- back. M rs Chrtallaa Endeavor at <1 club met flu, was welcomed meet at thia hour with the connnun The Constellation Mauldlng. Inner sentinel: Louise grams. Ten boy» will form a pa cusslons of young people'» problem . ThuradaiTof’ Îài’t we¿k at M a so n ic Eltxa McKibben, who 1» r*' Bartel», outer sentinel; Helen Hew Eleventh street. ______________ trol and will be on duty . In the ®afe- and the study of recreational and ^ e i ^ w ^ ^ r ^ a Ä b e T ^ h m ^ P « guard of itt. Faith: Mae Kelly. Modesty. Mrs. George Jacobsen will enter (v r "ne of the city echool» on P» io c |Bi acllvltle«. Certificate» will Inex Meeks, U nselfishness; Elsie tain the O L. H. club this afternoon clflc highway during school hour» be given delegate« attending a b. neftt card party to be held at the the corp» for 40 year», DeYoung. Endurance; Grace Davis. at her home on F irst street. The Gilmore Oil com pany has c| i s s<.» and the inspiration«! hell March 2. Member» of the Ma Thiel, m anager for ice» on Sunday. Cla»a work will be C E. F rost and Mrs. J. Q , Courage; -------- - Grace — agreed to furnish white Sam Brown to uc lodge and Eastern S y r Mrs were host esse» Monday for one year; Vern Haxen. manager for Willitx interspersed with recreational per The Joker club will meet this eve belts for the patrol and the Legion Here they are! N ationally known U r and their fam'.'.ica J a and m e x P friends Gm- -be p is t Matrons club a t the home three year». Degree work was ning with Mrs. W. E. Lebow at her will provide badge». T h . patrol ioda. The fixxls from the finest food pro wi'l be guests. Mis. J Ji t \fr« Frost T w enty were pres- exem plified for new members. An- home on west Main street. as t h . uniform A banquet at which delegates will will start as »oon f Mrs. Frcwt. of na Q£ M w(l9 pr„ en ted with a gold ducing cen ter. In Ihe country ham was name.1 cha'rmau equipment arrive», the com m it»», be guests has been arranged for with the o' follow- ent. Including all the m em bers of are on "parade" In every one of oral arrangem ent lodge pin. Follow ing the meeting announced. Plan» a r . In charge of this evening at the church. It I* her: the club. Annual election ^of offo refreshm ents were served. our bright, modern food »lore». committee» to assist Ing D A. Emerson, chairm an of Am en expected that 73 or more delegates Tllketa, Mrs. C. E. F roxt Mr*. C A. cers resulted as follow s Pick up any national magaxlne. T lé Mrs. J. H. Cham- canUaUoB to the local post: H. i from Elkton. Drain. Yoncalla. Crea Mrs. Smith, president C . I A Hagen, l-«Mik over the food advert!».- Barte», Mrs. H. Miss Beth Bede was pleasantly Mrs. Roy president treasurer. Mrs surprised at her home Wednesday „ ,n I-afky. district chairm an of well. Dorena and C ollage Grove Schofield Stewart; prixes, Mrs. W. bers ment» You will find d o w n . <>f It Americanization; P. E. Nelson, port will be In attendance. They will be those you »eo adverttaed on d is f ^ s ^ m e ^ M ^ VX g ^ a n h e £ . I n ^ B r u n ? retiring secretary , night when a «rouP o f young ^eo- line of it e fi. chairman of highway safety. guests at homes of members of the as fiir as prof play and ready for your »)■ r. «nntial renort. Plans were pie called to spend the evening in local church. Young people from tlu Mrs. C. A. Beldler. Mrs. IG ta. and that tmn in our »tore, at MOST Mrs ^ a d e for Past Matrons' night, an celebration of her eighteenth birtK of Wichita, Many Attend le g io n I.unchcon. Eugene and Springfield are expect w h,ch u ob- ja y anniversary Bridge w as played the suggestion ns to ear! Jacobsen. Mr». A W. Swanson, Mrs. made ECONOMICAL prices' Twenty-five attended the Legion ed to visit the sessions. A. W. Shofstmi; decoratmg. M_raC annual affair.. t heid h ,g h score falls to get resp.u so. d. se ■ -s some forum luncheon W ednesday noon. A Johnston. ------------------ - „ - . Santa sort of coiiunenioratlon. T ’ C. Cruaon, Mrs. W. B. for the girls and George Rollins F E A T U R E S FOR S A T U R D A Y A N D M O N D A Y . discussion was held on the proposi btar. A heId M r. W. A. Garoutte. Mr» T. i . C. w. regular'm regu.». . eeting . . of . E astern . and hl h for the boys. Beth wni was Fe trail or portions of It, n.us’ tion of asking for Immediate pay J A N U A R Y 17 A N D 19, 1031 of wore W heeler; tables, Mrs IL B. Griggs, banquet f p' ' . m eeting, presented w ith a vase containing have known the sv Mrs. R. H. Fields « u r e r t W « patrons ^ P ^ , ^ X d ^ u q u e t of red carnations. At At a a than one ancient migration before ment of adjusted com pensation cer tificates which will coin« before the Coronados day—perhaps descend a new member and Mrs. G eo.ge Mrs. W. E. Follow ing a social iate hour Mrs. Bede served refresh H ew itt w as a special g u est At the a new member. Follow ing a six .a la.e m u .--------- _ r ing from the North, perhaps com post Monday n ig h t ___m enu. G uests were Beth Bede. close of a .octal afternoon refresh- hour ____ ________ d i h° UILra a Mr-1 Nelson Durham ___ and ’ Louise Wynne. G enevieve Woodard, Ing up out of the cro-'d-d old Roberta Holme» Win» Prtae. m en u were served. Potted »^•rac p ants 'M served. Donna BarteU. r ' jo e *'nhth will be hostesses foi for Maxine Maxine Nelson. Nelson, Donna Bartel., civilization« of lhe South <>ut Its Roberta Holmes. Saginaw , sopho and pink carnations were at.rac- -Mrs. Joe S m atn Jacobsen. Dale Gates. Howard known history began with Cor- >alc __ more in the Cittage Grove high tlve decorations. The hostess com- the February m eeting of tne ' j acobsen. George Rollins, “ ________ Glen onada school, was announced winner of m lttee consisted of Mrs. ueorge And what a history It was third place In the high school dlvl through more than y ears! It slon of an essay contest on the was the first of the great beaten achievem ents of Admiral Richard The Research rtub held its study SiUonal ^ es« ' t h t Co'lontai“ a i d E l m a r t “ ' club w lh ‘^ / T ^ l ^ k • - E. Byrd, noted Bier who lectured East »nd West. It never •[> in Eugene last ntght. Contestants hour Tuesday n ig h t Mrs. Ira Isom, was -n te r ta m -e n t followed, luncheon Tuesday at her home. For proaehed in populousnes» those Included many- I-ane county boys C hoice o f v a r ie tie a « W ' 7 Pw l;teh% X T ed -. ^ . t u n ^ f o r d - c o n M d e n d k t a decorations the h o setes. used a later northern routes that went and glrta. The three w in n er. In the bowl of pink sw eetpeas and candles fn m the Mls»l»»lppl to Ores it I high school division were unani 1 in the sam e shade as a table center- California, nor wu» Its traffic not mous in the opinion that Byrd s able for the riches carried. But flight to the south pole was first In - leader - and - s n f taken up. Mr». Table a e c o r on e____ a bowl short business meeting was held where the other trails went Into the m any achievem ent» of the great Crtner'uilk^d’on A ^ e n t in l Mrs. F. gold, color» of s^ i*ty , corre9. the following _ officers were nn almost virgin territory, the explorer. E. Mendenhall spoke on the geo- of m rn g o ld » “ d ® d a" a ttxac- Mected Mrs. George Matthews, Santa Fe trail linked two opposing elected; The contest was sponsored by the graphy of the ™ entire continent . « S and ponding shades i°rm ed an a u rac etecieu Ä Ä c / Ä civilizations. Eugene Register-Guard and the particularly Argentina. A map of tice centerple~> »nd ma West and south along 11« course, associated student» of the Univer the country M w to illustrate clever d e sig n C j j j . « £ « > • « « ¡ S S S S i « 2 * ^ 3 ^ „. as A. used W. Sbof.W.1 « S following the pioneers, the trad sity of Oregon. Mt»» Holme» re T a ll ran» Loose l.c u f D i'V lew Of A ll lated high lights of the histon' of twenty-one. Th “wa3 „ » - I Mrs. Charles Hall held high score, ers and the bufialo hunter», went ceived two ticket» to the lecture as Kifi'ls S te e l and ood that tide from the Middle West the country and explained in detrnl charge of cru son Mrs. W. Mrs. Jam es Dungan was an addl- which battled and finally «»>• her prtae. O ffice C abinets and S iS " . o'. Ld V. E E q u ip m en t. planted and transplanted traditio- » lam e llaa Many Divorce». D o z e n 9Hc and life of far-off Spain.—Boston The report of the Oregon Judicial and Argentina, including Buenos Aires, denhall. ___ _ A ttendance Content 1» Planned. council, made public last week, Herald. the capital, Mrs. A. R. Flower was Mr« J A W right was ho»te«s The M ethodist Sunday school lists few er cases filed In the circuit a new member. received as Thursday of last week for the So- board m et Monday night a t the courts. Including law actions, equi cial Twelve club. Members, w ith church and formed plans for the C o n v e n tio n a l Id e a o f P rinter»— O ffice O u tfitters ty cases and divorce suits, than did The W. C. T. U. met Friday af M u Marv V .n D en b u rg and Mrs. year's work. An "aeroptane race. the report of the preceding year. L ig h tn in g F o u n d W r o n g ternoon at the home of Mrs. N. S. Ira Aldrich as additional guests, in which the boys of the Criminal cases alone showed an In Compton. Seventeen members were were invited to m eet at the Colon- school will be matched At a meetlDg of the British A- •’ crease. It also showed a decrease present- Mrs. Martha Crow was ial A short program, consisting of girls In an attendance and offering elation for the Advanc ment of In cases disposed of in the state su program leader and read an in ter-, mus *al n u m b ^ s b 7 Mrs. B essie contest, was launched. The contest Science in , s ' l the Scottish engi preme court. A total of 70 crim inal esting and inspiring letter from a Sutcliffe and musical readings by will close a t E aster tim e with a neer. James Nasmyth, »on of a cases was reported In Lane county member of the R oseburg union. Mrs Ora Read Hem enway. was a -upper to w hich the en2 y e enr° * landscape painter, staled that "In and the county ranked third In di Members answered to roll call with feat'ure™f en tertain m en t At the ment will be invited. There wi 1 no Instance among the many thun vorce suits with a total of 226 cases. derstorms whi.se progress he hnd topics relative to the tem perance close of the afternoon a delirious also be an aeroplane model Issue. Mrs. Belle Taylor real ar • luncheon w as served. A under the direction of R. L. Cone, most attentively watched had he Im provement W ork 1» Started. ticles Mrs. Comp- ------- on temperance. - . rpn'eroiece of pink carnations and which will be explained in detail at ever observed such form« of light F rid a y and S a tu rd ay Im provement work on the market ton and Mr». Helen Bosley told of p ta/ ors added to tha a’- the next Sunday service, ning as that usually represented In road in the Row river district lead a number of temperance essays dainty pink ravor. J a n u a ry 16 anti 17 works of art; In all MUh th- art ... . by -------------- E lection of officers at the Order ists invariably adopt a conventional ing into Dlsaton w as started Wed w ritten boys of -- the Methodist tractiveness of the mnen “ F A S T A N D L O O SE ” , , * . , h - , a n of Rainbow for Girls Monday night form, namely, that of a z.gzng nesday under the supervision of Sunday school. At the close of the Loren Hunt, county road supervisor The closing dance of the f reguJted ,n lh e foUowing; Worthy combination of straight lines.” F ran k M organ m eeting refreshments were served T h l i V X X t ° ^ « t - e e k in I. adv.ser. Maxine Netaon; associate by the hostess. C om edy_________ Netv» Nasmyth believed Ihe error of for that district. The work being adviser, Jean Allison; Charity. the »rtlsts originated In the form done at thta time is clearing and County Commissioner Mrs. W. W. McFarland was host- O. O. F. hall. The h ° ’ ^®d^,Orr‘y r l Frances Randall; Love, Madelle given to the thunderbolt in the grubbing. S u n d a y and M onday ess Tuesday for the LaComus cluK tee for ‘ v e n ln g ^ n c .u d e d ^ ^ ' Beidler; Faith, Genevieve Woodard; hand of Zeus na sculptured by the O. E. Crow, accom panied by Coun ty Engineer P. M. Morse, made an J a n u a ry IS and 19 G uests were entertained at the Alb rt Coiner Mrs. recorder, E velyn Smith; treasurer,, ancient Greeks. Inspection tour of the district Wed Shanda. Colonial. The afternoon was spent Lafky. • Roberts Evelyn sn an aa. a Appointive p p v m u ., offi- “ FO LL OW TH E L E A D E R ” Some decades after these re nesday. with needlework and two tables of Raymond Grube. Mrs. C. S. n o M ru . announced |a ter. Mrs trial ks were uttered the photog E d W ynn bridge were formed for the pleasure Mrs. Jam es Dungan. “ ' s . E Godard w as appointed mother raphy of lightning began to he of the guests. At the close of the Brace and Mrs. Schofield stew ar adviger by the Rainbow council, common and the photographs n'J The P a.tor Say» C om edy________________ N ew s iHiilah might have put It thia afternoon a dainty tw o - course — m , Installation of officers w ill be held showed that he was right In be luncheon w as served. Pink carna- Mr. and Mrs. W. W. M cF arxnd January 26. T u esd ay, W ed n esd a y and lieving that lightning Is never truly way: "They «hail beat their plow L arge »oliti tions were attractive table decora- entertained the T illicum cluo W ea- — — zigzag Its path generally In shares Into swords, and their prun- T h ursd ay head» tions. nesday night of last week at tne the m eeting Friday night of cludes manv sinuous curves, and It Ing-liooks Into spears, neither shall + - Colonial. Following an evening of Order of Eastern Star the fol- J a n u a ry 20, 21 and 22 often branches, but a sharp angle they cense to learn war any, In or Members o f the Royal Arcanum five hundred a dainty lu"che”2 / T r low in8 were elected to serve as Is very rarely seen In a photo der that nation may be scared ton G olden “ D E R E L IC T ” and their wives were guest» Mon- served. Mrs. Inez Meeks waii ar. councll for the Order of Rainbow graph. and It Is then douhtle-•« an stiff to lift op sword against na ripe day night of Mr. and Mrs. Vinal additional guests. J ' % 'Y, / i for Girls: Rev. Duncan P. Camer- effect of perspective.—Charles F. tion.”—John Andrew Holme». Oeorffe B an croft R andall at their home on south Ills will be hostegs for the next^club Qn Mrg g L Godard. Mrs George Taltnan In "Why the Weather." C om edy A cta Sixth street The affair w as in the meeting, entertaining at the G,org~ jacobsen, Mrs. George Matthews, Remove Printing From B ag. nature of a “kid party” and guests McQueen home. Mrs. R. A. Trask, Mrs. C. E. Lm- Fight on Farm Pe»t» Endle«« To remove printing from sack» cam e in Juvenile costumes. For en- — phrey and F. L. Grannis. Mrs. L. boll them In a mixture consisting of Man's success In his fight for ex tertalnm ent gam es of childhood The Mothers' club held a specia. H Randle, chaplain, and Mrs. L. a. Istence will dipond more and more a tablespoonful of kerosene and days were played. Twenty-two m eeting Monday night at the home Roberts, Martha, who were absent upon his ability to control Insect two quarts of soapsuds. This treat w ere p resen t Following the eve- of Mrs. Maude E v erett It w as from the installation cerem ony at pert« de-troylng agricultural crops. ment will take out the colored let ning’s entertainm ent refreshm ents decided to hold their regular the previous m eeting, were Installed, tering as well as bit id r th c bags. were served. ings In the future a t the W. O. w . The regular m eeting Monday — hall. The day has been changed A lot of promising m people is c u u have ,..., Some children have to be bribed night of the American Legion Auxi The Sunday school class, com- from Thursday to the J lrst been developed in of this country to be good, but others are good for Installment nosed of girls of the intermediate of the month to avo d confliction liary will be followed by a social advent hour and entertainm ent. R efresh- since the nothing departm ent in the Christian Sun- with other club meetings, m ents w ill be served a t the close of buying. day school, pleasantly surprised —* — their teacher, Mrs. I. G. Shaw, at Mrs. R. L. Learning has received the evening. Miss Eunice VanDen- her home Monday n ig h t The hon- announcement of the marriage De- burg will be In charge of the en ored one was presented with a eember 27 of a sister, Goldie Hus- tertainm ent and the serving com show er of beautiful handkerchiefs. etead, to John Fazzio of Portland. m ittee w ill be Mrs. W. E. Lebow, T he evening w as spent w ith games The bride is a form er Cottage Mrs. W. J. W hite, Mrs. Bayard Grove girl, who graduated from the 1 Reed, Mrs. S. L. Godard and Miss and social entertainm ent eighth grade here a few years ago Mary Clerin. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Umphrey en- The couple will m ake their home in Mrs. 8. E. Markley entertained tertained as dinner guests Tuesday Portland, Sunday at her home on Bouth River evening Rev. and Mrs. Ira R. Aid- ♦ road honoring a sister, Mrs. John rich and daughters Helen and Ruth. Members of Utopia club held a Barker, on her birthday anniver V / i lb. tw in s no-hostess 1 o'clock luncheon sary. G uests for the occasion were Mrs. W illiam Bartels will enter- Thursday at the Colonial It w as Mr. and Mrs. Barker, Mr. and Mrs. tain the N eedlecraft club this after- their annual m eeting and election Charles Culp (E ugene), Mr. and noon at her home on W hiteaker of officers w as the principal busi- Mrs. Clinton Medley, Mrs. Clara avenue. ness of the m eeting. Brown and son John and Mrs. Ma linda Smith. FAOB TWO Pipe Laid in Gas Work Totals Over 18,000 Feet «4JM X M ..|srK1<.T gpwOM TH I.KAGVF. 3" N a tio n a lly K now n F oods on P arad e! - ♦— —♦— g r a s R o y a l B ak in g P. & G . Pow der N a p th a S o ap 12 oz. can 35c 10 b a rs 32c C A M P B E L L ’S S O U P ~ k w sjti = 2 s 5 ku = ^ ; « LO O SE LEAF LEDGER O U T F IT S — h . $2.85 to $10.90 3 ca n s 25c Carnation or M a c M a rr Borden Milk F lo u r 3 fo r 25c 49 lb. sack $1.23 The Sentinel SU GA R 10 Arcade Theatre Weekly Program California W EST -M A D E Office Desks M A C E Y A N D S H A W -W A L K E R L IN E S Steel Desks T H E S E N T IN E L Mrs. D. A. Emerson w as a hostess | Thursday of last w eek, entertaining with a 1 o'clock luncheon followed . by an afternoon of needlework, j G uests were Mrs. Georg BJorset, Mrs. A. W. Shofstall, Mrs. Albert Hansen, Mrs. L. W. Coiner and Mrs. ■ Helen Bosley. The Elm artes club w ill observe their eighth birthday anniversary Friday night. Dinner w ill be served a t the Colonial and a social eve ning w ill follow at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Chambers. H us bands of the members will be guests. The 8. O. 8. club w ill meet at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the home o f Mrs. W illiam M. Morelock. Quilt piecing will be work for the afternoon. S o u th ern P acific h as cut coach fares East to new low le v e ls . See C a lifo r n ia on your way. It costs no more. Tickets are good in warm, d ea n coaches on fast trains. Liberal stopovers at im por tant cities en route, such as San Francisco, Los A ngeles, El Paso— now at the height o f th e ir g a y m id -w in te r season. M 3 lb. c a n 45c B est F o o d s M a y o n n a ise P in ts 33c H ein z C a tsu p Lge. bottle 19c S co t-T issu e T o ile t P a p e r 3 ro lls 25c W a ld o rf T o ile t P a p e r 3 ro lls 19c LETTUCE 2 for 15c BANANAS 4 lbs. for 25c SAT. AND MON., JAN. 17 AND 19 W h ite o r G o ld e n C o m P in t J a r 33c 5c 2 tin s 25c C oach a n d to u rist fa r e s ra d ica lly cut CORONA FLO U R Crescent Shortening Porters’ Finest Quality Macaroni Í H ard W h eat B len d B ulk ♦50 fo CHICAGO 49 lb. bag $1.14 4 lbs. 44c 3 lbs. 29c I CARROTS and TURNIPS Sunbright Cleanser 5c T in A IR W A Y CO FFEE I best foods MAYONNAISE via San Francisco, Los A nge les and other winter resorts. NEW O R LEA N S $ 6 2 .3 0 ST. LO UIS . . . . 3OXÎO NEW YORK . . . # 0 .7 0 and mani olbrrl. 3 lbs. 9c A«k »bout «he new ticket» good in Touri»t Sleeneri. This i tomfort costs hut little Southern Pacifie T. C R 1SC O 3 lb. c a n 69c SAFEWAY BREAD on your train trip East at no additional c o st The Book and B asket club m e t , Tuesday w ith Miss Helen Aldrich. Additional guests were Genevieve Meranda and Gertrude Cochran. Games furnished entertainm ent for the guests and Miss Eveiyn Shanda played two piano selections. R e freshm ents were served at the close of the afternoon. lb. paper sks. 49c B lue R ib b o n M alt BOYD, A gent-Phone 11 P h o n e 219 R eg. S ize 25c L b. I W e D eliv er Î
