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PAGE F O lT t s Jones Family Reunion Held at Oakland July Twenty seventh O C I E T Y M is s R o d n e y H o o d . R e p o r t e r T e l e p h o n e 1 59 ANNUAL PICNIC. The Masonic bulge and Eastern „ S O C • 1 l j l 1 C z jlC I 1 1 1 1 .1 1 S ta r chapter No. 4 held th e ir an- TU E S D \Y nual picnic in the c ity park Mon- -p,,, M others c,ub w ill hold an day evening in honor of the chop* a ll day m eeting and picnic in the ter. which was organized on Ju ly c d y tp c w eather perm its. 24, 1880. About 125 members and no, |t w d , held in the Town- friends of the tw o organizations scnd c,ub were present. The Rev. J. L. Beat- ty. retired m inister, gave the in- The N eiRhhors o f W oodcraft vocation O fficers o f the chapter w d | meet in regular session at and lodge were in charge o f a r- g oo p. m . ¡n the 1. O. O. F. hall, range.nents. Mrs. Echo Galdabini and Loren Schroeder were ch a ir W EDNESDAY men of the tw o committees. A . The G irl Scouts w ill meet picnic aupper was served and the 13 o( jh»> Jefferson school evening spent socially. Several b i d i n g at 2:31» p. m. to make v is it o r including plans fo r thc 1(X,al camp M r. and Mrs R. H. W ilson o f Ru- jada and M r. and Mrs. F rank FRIDAY Brockschink o f Eugene, The P.D.G. club w ill meet at C IR C L E . Vegetables For Flavor KHO G IR L S . three nights and as high as 20,000 people viewed the parades. T w en ty Theta Rho g irls and M ER LE T H O R P E TO SP E A K th e ir advisors enjoyed a picnic and IN E U G E N E . sw im m ing p a rty Monday evening at Tarzan. W aterm elon was serv M erle Thorpe o f Washington, ed by the lodge. The next regular m eeting o f the organization w ill e d ito r o f N ation's Business, anil be held Monday, August 4th in w idely known business jou rn a list, w ill address business men o f Lanf‘ thc I.O.O.F. hall. county Monday noon in Eugene at the John S traub hall on the sub W . B. C. M E E T S je c t of “ The Shape o f Things The W. B. C. club met Thursday N ow .” The ta lk tells w hat's going a t the home o f Mabelle Wilson. on in Washington. F ollow ing a 1:30 dessert, bridge was enjoyed w ith prizes going to Orange and pineapple ice cream M arga re t Lasater and Elsie De h its the spot. T ry it at G ustaf Young. son’s o f course. 5 1 -ltc-4 i "• 1 »■- FLO W ERS wi 11 add charm Delightful pajama styles for spring and summer wear in crisp cotton and spun rayon fabrics.1 Smart (olid Colors or col- < 10 e rfu l prints . . . you'll ’ adore them! occasion Sunnyside Greenhouses 1704 West M ain Tel. 182 LOOK BOYS GOT to any social CURLETTE BEAUTY SHOP Gladys Adams,, Prop. 634 M ain St., Upstairs Phone 75 S tr in g Ib'itns. 1 cup ehop|Hxl onions I llw p h u ll Cl' I cups eiMiked bcana 1011 Modern Lighting Equipment. For Hom«, Office and Light I’ahi irs tlfin.iihl (‘Xpert ch‘«iiiii,t; to kuep them Irish ¡uni new looking. Collin's l.niniilry anil Clcanei's will tu rn out high q u ality work for you every tinu*. At our r«'as,»uahh‘ prices you call afford to he ready for all oc casions freshly cleaned clothes. For those rushed times try our quick siu'vicc. COLLINS LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS During Month of August Only Corona Portables. The Sentinel. . . . a n d then i f s hey hey fo r a happy Honeymoon-» ....... V O T a thing overlooked... N nothing forgotten... not a single friend slighted! That's a grand and g lo r ious feeling w ith which to start your Honeymoon. And tor**' you can do just this, dear Bridc-to-Bc, if you drop in for your Bride's B oo k and do some browsing in its fascinating pages. Come On In- Our Waves Are Fine Sp le> I m ' bpn are to o obv ious II Superior Cleaning Pays! Pl ize Vi inner THETA gun, b n a x o li, s i r in g leafy »»iflio u t b ein g alMiut if. .11 I.V The descendents o f Charles anil Factory. Doctors and n u tritio n is ts agree Candace Jones anil th e ir fa m ilies' Wiring Material«, Farm 1 e ilp e r e a m me, fo r th e ir seventh fa m ily re that an aili*i|iiate day's diet in > Power and Light ^l»nta. 1 ;i Is p m il m e g union at Oakland. July 2 ,th . Nm<* cludes tw o or more servings of £ »egeiables oesales (m la lo e s one I is p s a il o f the ten living Jones children MORRIS ELECTRIC B ro w n o n io n s in b u ile r A d d re were present, nam ely: George raw vegetuhle, one leafy, green or hi , a ln ln g Ingredient*. Cover ami Join's, J. 1». Jones, Mi's. M ary yellow vegetable. There has lieen considerable ix»ok slow ly for fen minutes W illia n , Mi's L ily Copeland. Mrs. K ate W atkins S im Jones, Aus w ritte n alioiit the importune? of Phone 180 R Corona I'ortables The Bent Inal. Jones, Mrs. Alice W eatherly. Mrs preserving the m ineral and v itu - m in content of vegetables when Mabie Neal O thers attending were: Mrs cooked. W hile this |M>int Is im- Jack K ir k and daughter l.u e ille .; im rtu nt It can , h > ovi'r-emphasiz- N ew p ort: Mr. and Mrs Len C ulv ml. fo r if fla vor has to be siu'ri- er and son M orris. C ollage Grove: fic x l in order to retain the llilli- M r. am, Mrs. Laurence Noel and ci'iils we renlly have nut g a u u il children Donna. Lloyd. Je rry and much, as the vegetable« w ill nut Wayne, Reedsport; M r and M is . apiieal and thus w ill nut be eaten. John W illia n and children Chreey. O ur chief aim should lie In d e C h a rlo tte and Ih 'lm a r. Cottage velop both fla v o r and np|M*tite up Grove; M r. and Mrs. Ren F. Mc | mxi I. In 11 v iiritx l diet, which in Collum . Cottage Grove; Mr. and cludes the necessary amounts of Mrs. George W illia n . W a lte rv llle ; the protective foods m ilk , fru its , and eggs there is M r and Mrs lXinald Alexander. vegetables W altervlU e; M r. and Mrs. Dewey usually an ample supply of m in er W atkins ami son Lester. Cottage als ami vitam ins fo r pro|>er nuti'i Grove: Mi's. Helen Volgamoiv, t ion O akridge; C. E. Cavey, Oakridge; iXMtkixl cabhage, which fo r years M r. and Mi's. Phil W eatherly, was the friend of a ll digestion O akland; M r. and M rs Rue, Gray. 'aids' on the m arket, was really Roseburg; Miss Agnes Jones. Oak- no, ,0 blame fo r this state o f a f land; M r. and Mrs. Earl Jones. fairs. B> overdoing the cooking, M arshfield; M r. and Mrs. A. E. the homemaker was not only des fla vo r and C resw ell; M r and M is troyin g the delicate G R E S IIA M . O re. — B e v e r ly Jones, G r o s s , w h o is M iss O r e g o n to W illia m M cF e rrin . O akland; Mr. color hut also developing indlgest- m o st p e o p le e x h ib it s a v a lu a b le and M rs M u rra y Hammon and ih ility . Shredded young cabbage is c r o c h e te d b e d s p r e a d io b e sh ow 11 son M u rra y Jr.. Redding. C a lifo r a, Its lies, when boiled from seven ; t M u ltn o m a h c o u n ty fa ir A u «. nia: Jackson A. Moore. Seal tie. to fif,<x*n minutes. When cook<xl 18 to 24. W ashington: Mr. and M rs Robert in m ilk instead of w a te r there Is W illia n and daughters M argaret the addl'd food value and the ami Roberta, Eugene; Mr. am, coloring is heightened. Mrs. John Sowles, C urtin. Corn can hi' found in the m a r Mrs. Len C ulve r was elected kets now and fo r those who like w ill, president and Mrs. Robert W ll corn on the cob, sweet ami suc lian secretary fo r the ensuing culent. the follow ing method w ill year. delight th e ir epicurean taste. Se lect fresh young corn; remove o ute r husks and s ilk ; leave a la y T H IN G S TO M ATC H FOR e r o f inner husks, and drop in to Cooling idea fo r ladies' watches boiling w ater. Boil rap id ly f o r is to surround them in a sm all three minutes. Remove husks an 1 cube o f transparent plastic, so serve w ith b u tte r being sure th a t they look as though they tlien* is plenty of butter. And *f were frozen in the middle of an there is any left over scoop out ice cube........... I f you're joining tomatoes, fill them w ith h iitte re il the Navy, w atch fo r tarpaulins corn and put them in a pan w ith P H O N E 44 made of woven glass said to be a little w ater: hake to heat. lig h te r in weight than canvas, For the person who re s is l and unaffectixi by sea w a te r or these grssl-fot -you foods asparn- salt a ir. . . Carolina A nilin e and E x tra c t company has u new- syn th etic chemical to be m ixed w ith any p a in t to prevent m ildew 01 painted surfaces . . . . Jitterbugs needn't w o rry about any war shortage o f im p o rtixi bamboo reed fo r saxophones and clarinets, for there's a new line o f plastic reeds out. in five degrees o f stiffness. ■ . . Possible bargains in regulation I "girls* bicycles" fo r the present styles call so in siste n tly fo r w ear ing slacks o r shorts th a t bike dealers are w orrie d th a t the mod els b u ilt to accommodate s k irts m ay become a drug on thc m arket . . . . E le ctric lights on automo bile dashboards to flash when the generator Is not charging, or when o il pressure sinks ,0 the danger in context sp onsored by A m erican (mint. . . Sugar is the latest food L egion of I.ox A n «eles, M iss R ose to be impregnated w ith vitam ins. m ary La P la n ch e w on title of . . . . An orange-nut bread is la "M iss C aliforn ia.” S h e w ill co m test to jo in thc canned bread p ete for "M iss A m erica” title In ranks. A tla n tic C ity In Septem ber. S h e 2:30 p. m. at the home o f Mrs. S. L. Godard. The members w ill be joined la te r in the evening by The Sunshine C ircle o f C hristian church met Tuesday fo r ,h e ir ,am ilies antl W,U ho,d a Pæ* ft pot-luck luncheon at the home me. o f Mrs. J. M. Eastham. A business SATURDAY meeting was held followed by a The Old Schoolmates annual short program and the rem ainder o f the tim e was spent in q uilting . picnic fo r those who attended C ot The program was as fo llo w s:. tage Grove o r Latham , , , schools he scripture reading. Mrs. Loucks •or\ W,U be held in the citv and Mrs. Baker; circle o f prayer B iin g basket lunch. The by members, reading, Mrs. B i t - , association w ill furn ish coffee, tin g e r; The Mission o f Mission- cream ar»d sugar. artes and What God Did, by Mrs. A T T E N D S R E U N IO N . H alg a rth and a reading by Mrs. Eastham There were twelve M r. and M rs. A lvis W icks and ladies present. The circle w in daughter and son attended a fam ipeet again next Tuesday at the ily reunion at G rants Pass Sun- home o f Mrs. Eastham fo r q u ilt- .* , . , . . . . . H day celebrating the 70th b irthday n®' _anniversary o f Mrs. W icks’ m oth er. Mrs. M ary M cCargar. A ll o f C L A SS PARTY. _______ M rs. M cCargar's children were The Toilers Class o f the B aptist Present- They are one daughter. Sundav school held a w iener roast ^*rs- A lvis W icks of Cottage and p a rty at the home o f M r. and Grov?- a n d a i* s®ns- Joe M cCar- M rs. Bob C herry F riday evening. Kar' " e n d d * M c la rg a r and fam- Several games were played w ith an<^ ^ ana Mc< a rg ar and fam- Mrs. C arl Jenkins and Mrs. M arshfield; Elw in M cCar- C herry in charge. Wieners were gar and fa m ily o f O lym pia. Wash- roasted over the outdoor fireplace ington: H arold M cC argar and in the yard o f the C herry home. fam 'b ' o f Xakim a. Washington. Those present fo r the e nte rtain - an<^ B ill M cC argar and fa m ily o. ment were the Rev. and Mrs. Reedsport. E rcile W hite. M rs. B e n to n L A D IE S G O LF Schrenk and son Gordon. M r. and Mrs. Joe Evenson, M r. and Mrs. A t the usual ladies golf club Bob C herry. M r. and Mrs. C arl Jenkins and Miss Rodney Hood. play Wednesday m orning. Mrs. C arl K in g won the prize fo r hav ing the shortest approach shot on A T T E N D R E U N IO N . num ber 5. Miss Belle B urkholder M r. and Mrs. Fred Fleck of shot a birdie on number 3. The Dorena and M r. and Mrs. James local ladies are invited to play the P. Graham attended the Oglesby- Roseburg ladies on th e ir course G ra n t-D e rric k annual picnic and Thursday, August 7th. -------------------------- reunion held Sunday in Avery p a rk at C orvallis. The event is T O W N S E N D <'L l B T O E N held each year on the last Sun T E R T A IN M R S. L A K E Y day in July. There were 150 in a t- ------------- tendance. M r. and Mrs. Ralph The Cottage Grove Townsend Oglesby o f Forrest Grove were re- club w ill entertain Mrs. Bessie elected as president and secretary Lakey of D rain at the next reg- fo r the coming year. The reunion u la r meeting. Mrs. Lakey, who at- w ill be held a t the same tim e and tended the national convention at place next year. Buffalo, New York, represented , several clubs of this d is tric t and C H A P M A N R E U N IO N is expected to have an interesting report. The Chapman fa m ily held a re A t the m eeting Monday night w as second in c o n te st la st year. union and picnic at Skinners an im prom ptu program fe a t u r e d ________ ________ B u tte p ark Sunday w ith about by group singing was presented. fifty -tw o present. Those attending Readings were given by E lm er ” V E N IL E S i H O O L I N M A T E from this v ic in ity were M r. and K e nt and Mrs. Anna P etrie and HELD. Mrs. L. H. Bain o f W alker, M r. com et solos were played by Ed and Mrs. F ra n k Chapman and F in n e rty and A1 G ritfin accom- A g irl giving her name as Orda three children o f Saginaw. Miss panied by M rs. N ellie Blackmore. G oldw orth. an alleged escape Anna Bain and M r. and Mrs. Roy The a u x ilia ry w ill hold a q u ilt- from C alifo rn ia Juvenile H all Lyon and daughter W illa Dene, ing this afternoon and the club a’ Stockton, t a lifo rn ia, was pick- The group voted to make the re- w ill give a dance a t the h a ll Sat- UP here Thursday night by ‘— — urday evening. M yron Perry, chief of police, and union an -------- annual , — a ffa ir. held fo r investigation. L a te r the g ir l was lodged in the juvenile F A M IL Y P IC N IC O R E G O N T R A IL P A G E A N T quarters o f the Lane county ja il A SU C C ESS and returned to C alifo rn ia Tues M r. and Mrs. S. L. Maekin and daughter Frances, who is visitin g The Oregon tr a il pageant pre day by C alifo rn ia officers. them from Berkeley, C alifornia, sented last week in Eugene was and son Wayne and M . r. and Mrs. a success from every standpoint, 6 © c k SLEfp H arold M ackm and her parents Hitchcock, manager said M r. and M rs H a rry Keep, a ll o f yesterday. W hiIe an audit has not P ortland held a fa m ily picnic made o f the financia, a ffa jrs Sunday at A very park at C orval- o f the fjageanti it is d e fin ite ly J .,2 1 hs. M m . Frances M ack,n went to known th a , thlg a ffa jr mad(> mon. M r ? nd H a r' ey. 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