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9 PAG. E TW O T H E SKNTINtCI,. COTTAGE (ÎHOVK. OH KG ON Y >••) arhool, 9 43, fo ren o o n » c r v le c . 11, e eriuon topic. "A pt A n aw rra to I High School Notes ! I — R ow R iv e r R anch Hold. T he C lare n ce A P e te rs e n ra n ch on R ow riv e r eight m iles from C o tta g e G rove. c o n ta in in g 74 a cre s, w as p u rc h a se d th is week by A rchie K W est of W isconsin, w ho h a s m oved his fam ily o nto (he place M l W est will m ak e su b s ta n tia l Im p ro v e m e n ts H all A J o h n s to n h a n d le d th e ileal. 0. eertn o n topic. A b ra h a m L incoln. 1 M an of Ib -stln y ," y o u n g people'« m eeting», 6 30; p ra y e r m eeting, T he hom e econom ics g irls serv ed 7 30. T h u rad a v a lu n ch e o n J a n u a r y 39 in h o n o r of M iss B e rth s K ohlh ag en . s ta te su P re sb y te ria n C h u rch . J a m e s Aik p e rv iso r o f hom e econom ics. O th In S m ith, P a s to r B ible school, e r g u e sts w ere Miss M a rian Not I t ) : m o rn in g w orship. 11, serm on vedt. M iss Ja c q u e lin e B rier, C. A s u b je c t, "Jeeu s. th e C o m p a ssio n a te B eidler, H B F e rrin a n d F. L. F rie n d ," ev en in g service. 7 30, G ra n n is. union se rv ice a t B a p tist c h u rc h . T he O m icro n c h a p te r of th e na C h ristia n en d eav o r. 6 30. p ra y e r tlo a a l H o n o r society h a s been In m eetin g . 7 30. W ednesday v ited to a tte n d a d is tr ic t conven • • • tio n In R o se b u rg F e b ru a ry 23. C h ristia n Science S ociety, 342 At a m e e tin g of th e H onor so Second s tre e t Sunday c ie ty L illia n H ull a n d F loyd T hles so u th w ere a p p o in te d to a tte n d to th e school 9 <3; fo ren o o n se rv ice 11, d e ta ils of a pledge asse m b ly to be serm on su b ject. "S p irit ” • • • held soon. G e o rg e lta K now les, P e n te c o sta l A ssem bly of God. At M ary M adden a n d W ilm a S u th e r land w < r t a p i H u n t . i l t , . a n a n g e J r wood F o ste r. P a s to r Sunday COCOANUT and ALMOND ta ils fo r a th e a te r p a rty school. 9.43; m o rn in g w orship. 11. A silen t m ovie. 'T h e C overed young people's m ee tin g s, 7 So MACAROONS W agon w as p n 's e n te d a t th e h ig h W ed n esd ay , p ra y e r m ee tin g . 1 30, school a u d ito riu m F rid a y . F e b ru T h u rsd a y ; Junior c h u rc h . 3. S a tu r LADY FIN0ERS a ry 1. u n d e r th e sp o n so rsh ip of day. • • • th e ju n io r class. S tu d e n ts from th e fifth g ra d e up a tte n d e d . R e CREAM PUFFS S e v e n th -d a y A d v en tist C h u rc h c e ip ts w ere a b o u t $33. P aul Iverson. P a s to r S ervice« Sai T he W a sp 's N e s t.' a m y stery u rd a y S a b h a th school. 9 30. Jo h n story', h a s been chosen for th e G ibson, s u p e rin te n d e n t; p re a c h in g Ready at 9:30 se n io r cla ss play. T ry o u ts will be service. 11 !*nstcir R oss D u stin of held next w eek u n d e r th e d ire c E ug en e will sp e a k th e f irs t S a tu r tio n of M iss T u rn e r d a y o f each m o n th ; p ra y e r m eet A c o m m itte e a p p o in te d by th e Ing. 7 30. T u esd ay s tu d e n t body p re sid e n t c o n sistin g of M illard M c F a rlan d . P h illip J a n u a r y H e a lth R e p o r t. G lass. D ouglas B ra ch e r. Lee Bald T h ere w ere seven b irth s a n d fo u r w in a n d B ob G ra n n is m et M onday d e a th s d u rin g J a n u a ry , a c c o rd in g fo r th e p u rp o se o f re v isin g th e to the re p o rt of City- H e a lth Off! c o n s titu tio n o f th e stu d e n t body c e r K im e O f th e b irth s , fo u r w ere M yra B acchus. J u n e S tub b lefield , fem ales a n d th re e m ales. O f the Morgan A Fullmer fre s h m e n ; N an cy B acchus, so p h o d e a th s, all w ere fem ales. No In m o re, R ic h a rd H o rto n , ju n io r, a n d fe ctio u s d ise ases w ere re p o rte d Jo e L inden, se n io r, w ith d re w fro m school M onday. J o h n G u g g isb e rg J o h n G allo. W ay n e W alk er. fre sh m e n . and Lloyd Q uim by, sophom ore, r e tu r n ed to school M onday a f te r se v e ra l d a y s' a b se n ce on a cc o u n t of Ill ness. M iss E s th e r W icks a tte n d e d an o rc h e s tra c o n ce rt In E u g en e Sun d a y a fte rn o o n . Money Back if One Bottle of Dare a Mentha Pepsin Doesn't Do T he ju n io r p a rty w as held W ed neoday. 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