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1 FACE r o m ■ i» S M iss R o d n e y H o o d . R e p o r t e r T e 1ep h o n e 159 Miss G ertrude Consolver and John W. Redmond Jr. were joint'd in m arriage by justice o f the pe4ee A lta K ing in his office at 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon <> Wednesday. The bride wore a ligh t p rin t afternoon dress w ith 11 m atching accessories. They w en' attended by S errall Haw kins and , Jcnoa N ichour. The couple w ill reside in Cottage Grove. M r. Red mond is employed on the Cottage Grove dam. POWELL REU N IO N . Descendants o f M r. and Mrs. J. H. Powell held a reunion and picnic at the old home place of the Powells in the Hebron com m u n ity on the Fourth. Those present were M r. and Mrs. J. A. Powell o f Prineville, D r. and Mrs. M . C. H arris o f Eugene. M r. and Mrs. S. H. Callison o f Dexter, Mr. and Mrs. H i Renimington and son o f Jasper. Mrs. B. H. Coffman o f -iiugene, Guy Richardson. Misses V ivian and Alice W hite, M r. and Mrs. A lfre d W hite. M r. and Mi's. E tu i M u rry and sons Jackie and E arl Lee. M r. and Mrs. J. S. Pow ell. M r. and Mrs. L. D. Barkemey- e r and sons. Miss K atie Barke- meyer. Mrs. Abbie J. W hite, inez B. Kramer, M r. and Mrs. J. W. Massey. M r. and Mrs. W . J. W hite. an<l Mr. and Mrs. G. M Coffman. Social Calendar MONDAY The American la'gion and A u x i lia ry w ill hold a join t picnic at 6:30 at the c ity park. B ring bas ket lunch and table service. The Degree o f Honor w ill meet at 8:00 p. ni. in Eagles hall. —♦ TUESDAY Neighbors of W oodcraft w ill hold a picnic at the c ity part be ginning at 6:30 p. m. Husbands o f ' a ll members arc c o rd ia lly invited to attend. THURSDAY A child health conference w ill be held in the o ffice of the public health nurse. Dr. N. Paul Ander son w ill be assisted by Miss Bea trice T u rtle . Miss Ethel Bruce, who is taking her field w ork fo r public health nursing. Mrs. C ol lins and Mrs. M e rv ille Veatch. EUGENE, ORE., "Pioneer Days Live Again” is the theme for Eugene's famed Oregon Trail Pageant. July ¿4. 'J5. and 2ti, and here two youngsters— Dickie and Jaequrllne Moore, scion of sturdy Oregon pioneers—represent this slogan. The three-day celebration is a triennial affair, eommemorating the conquering of the frontier by the doughty daredevils of the 1800 s. W ESTERN LA N E PLA N S EV ENT EOR J IT A IS. MRS. MVKM IVM A N D BELLE Kl R KIIO I.DER S P E N D TIIE Ith VI M A R SH FIELD. FRIDAY Saturday. J u ly 12th. 1941. hits The M ethodist church members been designated as the day on M rs Daisy M arkham and Miss and friends w ill hold a picnic at which a ll o f the state of Oregon Belle B urkholder spent the F ourth the c ity park. w ill pay trib u te to Jessie M. o f J u ly holidays as guests o f Mr. Honcyman o f Portland, the occas and Mrs A lb e rt George o f the Annual W. C. T. U. picnic at ion being the dtxiication o f the c ity park at 12:30 p. m. The Rev. Jessie M. Honcyman M emorial B u n k e rh ill d is tric t in M arshfield. Jas. P. H offm an and the Rev. W. ’ park, a $25,IKK) pro je ct to which W hile there they visited Cape A. Briggs w ill have charge of the Mrs. Honcyman has subscribed Arago. the fa rthe st point West on program fol'o w in g the luncheon. very lib e ra lly and on which the the coast; Sunset Beach, where the bathing was fine; Arago lig h t I The public is invited. | U. S. Government and the state house where they met M r. and I park commission have expended Mrs. Lee Cox o f Cottage Grove. THETA R lfO IN STA LLS. vast sums fo r improvements. They also attended the pugeant, CELEBRATE A N NIV ERSA RY . Elaborate dedication ceremonies "A m erica on Parade" at Empire, Audrey T u rn e r was installed The 57th wedding anniversary president o f the Theta Rho G irls w ill begin p ro m p tly at 2 o'clock the night o f July 4th. Mias M a r o f M r. and Mrs. C. R. Woodson club Monday night in the in s ta l p. m. according to arrangements garet Leum was Queen Isabella of was celebrated at the home o f lation ceremonies. The o th e r elec made by the sponsors, namely, Spain, in this pageant, and Cyrus M r. and Mrs. J. E. Woodson Sun tive officers were: vice president, W estern Lane C ounty Chamber Leum. now a resident o f Em pire day. A picnic dinner was served. Barbara Robinson; recording sec of Commerce in conjunction w ith and her brother. nianugtxl the en Those present fo r the occasion retary. B e tty B rissette: financial a com m ittee made up o f members tire show. A t I'm ix ju u Beach they of the Oregon Roadside Council were O m ar Woodson and son secretary. S hirley Culver, and of w hich Mrs. Honcyman is presi met .some o f the A lfre d W hite Clarence o f Roseburg, Mrs. Oscar treasurer, M arian T urner. Grace fa m ily. They also fished at Woodson. M r. and Mrs. E a rl Swearingen is the past president. dent. Charleston on an arm o f Cbos M arshall Dana o f the Oregon Bay The w eather was w onderful, Woodson and Opal and R uth O th e r officers installed were: Woodson o f Eugene. E lw in Wood- Chaplain. Lois Addington: w a r Journal w ill d eliver the principal and q uite w arm at M arshfield on son of F o rt Columbia. D orothy den. Pat Z im m erly; marshal, Pat address o f the day. State high Saturday, J u ly 5th. Near the they visited Gierau, M r. and M rs. R ichard Dunlop; conductor, Velda S m ith : w ay and p ark commissioners w ill Arago lighthouse Bushell, D ixie N ell Bushell, M r. rig h t supporter to the president. be present as w ell as o the r d ig n i D riftw o o d Inn. where a ll sorts of and Mrs. E lm er Bushell and her Doris S m ith : le ft supporter to the taries from princip al points over d riftw o o d pieces were glued to the state. niece, Ann Yarborough, who is president. gether to form ducks, s q u irre b Jeannette T ru n n e ll: This w ill be a picnic a ffa ir, and o th e r animals, and fa ncifu l vis itin g them from San Francis musician. Irene S chaffer: firs t «■ co, C alifornia: M r. and Mrs. P. S. herald. Ann A rm strong; t h i r d b ring yo u r lunch, coffee w ill be characters such as the Belle of Bukowski. M r. and M rs. J. E. herald. Jean Peterson: fo u rth served free. Picnic tables, seats Coos Bay. A fte r a night at C har Woodson and the honored couple, herald, M olly W illia m s; le ft sup and fireplaces are available, as leston, Mrs. and Miss Sea Gull, w ell as bathing fa cilitie s from the M r. and Mrs. C. R. Woodson. p o rte r to the vice president, Jean most modern bath house on the etc. A very clever effect was had ■»«. Yearous; rig h t supporter to the Pacific coast. B ring yo ur lunch w ith golf balls fo r eyes, a use of D ESSE R T BRIDGE. d iffe re n t colored [Klints and sea vice president. Alyce T ru n n e ll; in and enjoy a day on the coast. shells and o th e r beach debris side guardian, Earnestine Heaton; Honcyman park is tw o miles washed ashore by the tide. The Mrs. Charles Young entertained outside guardian. Ilene Shaw. south o f Florence on highw ay 101. p ro p rie to r lived in a house b uilt at her home last Thursday a fte r Alyce T runnell. past president, noon w ith a 1:30 dessert followed to represent a ship w ith rooms M r. and M rs. Rodney S m ith are by bridge. Bouquets o f mixed was installin g o ffic e r and M ary calk'd State Room No. I. etc., a McKibben was in sta llin g marshal. the (tarents o f a nine pound son. flowers were placed about the galley (the kitch e n ), and a com • »ooms. Mrs. George McReynolds Several visitors from the Eugene A lla n Dale, born Tuesday. J u ly 1 panion way ladder leading to the held high score and Mrs. H enry Theta Rho lodge were present, at the B u tle r m a te rn ity home. upper deck. Numerous historical W illiam son held low. Guests in also m any Odd Fellows, Rebekahs pictures of the Old Oregon ami and friends attended. An eight pound son. David Roy, cluded Mrs. V. H. Sherman o f Eu In the meeting th a t preceded was bom to M r. and Mrs. Roy o th e r ships adorned the w alls o f a gene. Mrs. Russell E. Sm ith. Mrs. house which contained the figures H a rry Reed, Mrs- Ralph Salts- the installatio n Barbara Robinson England at the B u tle r m a te rn ity made o f d riftw o od , mentioned man, Mrs. C u rtis French. Mrs. was elected vice president in place home on Wednesday, J u ly 9th. i g above. Clyde Lechner, Mrs. M erle P o rt o f Esther Plumm er. Pat Z im m erly » M r. and Mrs. O. H. Pickens left er. Mrs. Sherman Chapman, Mrs. received the f if t y cents. The club Leslie Booth, Mrs. W illiam son and presented Grace Swearingen the today to spend a few days fishing IIEM ENW AYS MOVING INTO NEW HOME. out-going president, w ith a lunch and vacationing at th e ir cabin on Mrs. McReynolds. eon set as a wedding g ift. The the Umpqua near Roseburg. —♦ — M r. and Mrs. W. A. Hemenway g irls plan to attend the Eugene in W ORKERS CIRCLE. M rs. H. H. K irc h n e r took her are moving in to th e ir new home sta lla tion Wednesday night. The The W orkers circle o f the ladies next meeting w ill be J u ly 21. father. Jim Sears to the Bird's recently completed on the Hem- council o f the C hristian church Grace Swearingen was presented Rest Home at Eugene Tuesday. enway ranch, a m ile and a h alf west of town. The new dw elling ... at the home of Mrs. G. C. a corsage by the club fo r her: * \ H a w f Wednesday afternoon. There w ork the past year. — < Con M r. and Mrs. W illa rd Agnew constructed near the old I k m in - and Miss Eva Burns o f P ortland way residence Is one of the most * were eleven members and one vis trib u te d ) spent the F o u rth v is itin g at C o t modern farm homes to be found t ito r present. M rs. Moon was eleet £ tage Grove and at the coast w ith in this section. The building con L A D IE S G O LF t ä ed as leader o f the circle fo r the t tains eight rooms w ith a fu ll s i/ • Charles Whipps. coming year. The W orkers circle basement and car storage in the The Oakway ladies golf club o f 1 w ill be in charge o f the program Bob Anderson w ill leave F riday basement. tjw Zn r council m eeting next Wed Eugene visited the Cottage Grove evening fo r his home at Fargo. ladies g o lf club Wednesday. A nesday and the program was potluck luncheon was served at N o rth Dakota. Loganberry and b lackberry ice A i •‘■planned during the afternoon. tw'o o’clock. Eighteen holes were cream is delicious. T ry it fo r a played w ith the results as follows: Fresh raspberry sundae at Gus summ er t r e a t. Gustafson s of ROYAL N EIG HBORS. tafson’s o f course. 4 8 - ltc -li course. Gibson. 49-52 ............... 2 4 8 -ltc -4 i * Thè n oya l Neighbors m et Tues K in g 55-47 ..................... 1 day evening a t the Eagle hall. Hammond, 53-55 ........ 1 Plans were made to hold a picnic Z im m erly 58-49 ........... 2 1 Ju ly 22nd at the home o f Mrs. McAdams 56-54 ........... 14 1 Alice Breedlove w ith a supper at H ill 50-54 ....................... 2*4 I 6:30 o'clock. Fam ilies o f the Roy Rasmussen 70-67 .........0 ■ ■~™ al Neighbors and club members Londahl 58-61 ............... 3 S > w ill be guests. A potluck supper W a lker 61-58 ...............2 I > • was served at the close o f the Schroeder 58-64 ........... 1 meeting. Poling 60-61 .................3 I F ri., Sat.. J u ly 11-12— “ The Round Up,” R ichard Peck 60-64 ..................... 0 I Dix, P atricia Mori.xon, Preston Foster. I> in Wilson. PICNIC D IN N E R . W ilson 66-71 0 Preview feature, "N a val Academy,” Freddie B a rth M r. and Mrs. Wayne Monroe B u rkho ld er 57-66 ....... .. 3 olomew, B illy Cook. entertained at a picnic dinner fo r P o rte r 69-67 ..................114 relatives a t th e ir home on the H u n te r 65-69 ............... Sun., Mon., Tues., July 13-14-15— «ROAD TO Z A N 114 Z IB A R ,” Bing Crosby, Bob Hot«’, D orothy Lam our, F ourth. Guests present were M r. Una M erkel, E ric B lo r.?, Joan Marsh, Luis A lbem i. and Mrs. C arl D. Monroe o f Eu A 7 \ pound daughter was born gene, Mrs. C arl Monroe's par to M r. and Mrs. Donald Doleman, Wed., Thtirs., July 16-17—"P O T O’ G O LD ,” Jam es ents, M r. and Mrs. George F. Wednesday, J u ly 9th a t the M c S tew art, P aulette Goddard, Horace H eidt, Chas. Renshaw o f Portland and M r. and Farland m a te rn ity home. She has W inninger. Preview feature, “ She Knew A ll the Mrs. J. D. Monroe and fam ily. Answers,” Joan Bennett, Eranchot Tone. been named M arian Judy. .. ' ! F I «5,066 SO LD IER S ON D orem i O C I E T Y CONSOLVER REDMOND. I THURSDAY THE SENTINE!., COTT APE G BQV K, OREGON M r and M is I Km Rend anil son John nl W ell Creek x|ient the week end nt the John Rend home. M r. mid M is. C liff W allace mid fa m ily returned home Sunday from a three day visit w ith rela tives in Ashland M r. and M is. Everett Howell and son Elw yn spent Hie w iv k end in Portland w ith Mrs How ell's sister, Mrs. W F Evins. Mrs. John Read and daugtiler M argaret went to Eugene M on day where Mrs. Read received medical treatm ent. Satgeant Ronald A. T ucker of Camp Roberts. C ulifornia, visited several days last week w ith Ills m other. M is. Jennie Redford. tlene Glasgow of Ft. Canby spent the holiday week end at the horn«' of lus [«»rents, M r. and Mrs Tod Glasgow. M r. ami Mrs. IK-Ibert Jennings returned to th e ir home in Scotts burg Sunday evening 'lite r spend ing three days w ith relatives her«'. M rs E lm ira M ontgom ery re turned home Saturday from a week's visit w ith relatives at Medford. M r. and Mrs. N sm an I C hris man s|M'iit the holiday week end at Everett. W ashington, visiting friends and relatives. M r. anil Mrs. C. J. Jennings were Eugene visitors Saturday Mrs. Mary Land accompanied them to S pringfield where she re mained to v is it relative«. Dan Nieksic of F ort Canby sjient the week end at the W. J. Vaughn home. M r. ami M 1*5. A ll red M ontgom ery o f Portland s|<ent the week end w ith his m other, Mrs M y rtle Montgomery M r. and Mrs W illia m Vaughn. Mr. and Mrs Bob Kennedy and Wayne Vaughn, neiumpanied by Harold Coo,ier o f Veneta, re tu rn ed Sunday evening from a fishing trip to Diamond lake and vicinity M pt M innie Henrick.xen of Creswell visited Saturday at the C. A. Petersen home. John Read attended an R E A. meeting in Eugene .Monday. H ubert Mosby was in Eugene Monday and Tuesday receiving I medical treatm ent. He has been ill fo r the |utst week. M r. and Mrs. lla ro k l Cotqier and son of Veneta spent the week end at the H enry Cooper home. ( till) I" 1911 <•» MOYE. Today is the last of five days of troop movement Iron» Kings. C a li fornia. Io F ort Ix'Wis, Washing ton. where atxiut t>5.iMMi soldiers have traveled Highway fo r Hie annual maneuvers. The troops moving in mechanized units have averaged about 13,000 men fo r Hie past lo u r days M ilita ry police and local officers have lieen on duty at Hie intersection of Main and Hie highway and S ixth street and Hie highway, to direct (raffle. Mrs W. V. McGee re|N>rts an Easier lily in tier yard in fu ll bloom. I l bus two sletlM . One stein lias seven blooms and Hie other lias tw e n ty-fo u r bloom«. ASK US how to make the best fly spray for cows for only 60c a gallon. Brown’s Drug St tire ■ m Here’s The Refrigerator That’s Built To Serve You Better And Longer! l o i » < « P e /o r » " W « "Jw tt Look A t Tho Mo<ko«iml** You'll find (he new G F Re frig e ra to r* have many ira- pmvemena. Operaiing to « i» inuth lower, void ta p a tily niuth greater, arul die |sxcn- lial life it 4 lime» that of earlier model*. Also G. E. Water Heat ers and G.E. 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