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AT O.E.S. MEETING.
Social Calendar
IIAS INSTALLATION.
The Women's Society of Chris
tian Service of (he Methodist
church held an installation of o f
ficers at the regular meeting Wed
nesday afternoon. The officers in
stalled weie: Mrs. E E. Cone,
president: Mis. H arry Lewis, vice
president; Mi's. N E. Compton,
rerording secietary; Mrs. Albert
Woodard, corresponding secretary;
Mi's. R L. Cone, treasurer; Mi's.
Newton Land, missionary presi
dent; Mrs. C. E. Umphrey. local
church activities president; Mrs,
S. T. Rose, Service Guild presi-
dent; Mi's D W. Sturges, student
work: Mix. Albert Adkina, g ills '
work: Mrs, \\ A Briggs, chil
dren's work Mis J I). Monroe,
literature ami publications; Mis.
\\ illiam Bachelder, secretary of
supplies; Mrs. A l\is Wicks M ix .
Ira Beidler and Mrs. R. B. Reed,
fellowship committee.
Mrs. Compton led the devotion-
als and Mrs. Woodard was pro
gram leader. M ix Briggs was in
eharge of the installation ser
vice. Refreshments were served
by the hostesses. M ix Wicks. Mis
Sturges and Mix. Lowell Tedford.
New Film Star
Cbtta~e Grove chapter No. 4,
THURSDAY
O.E.S.. met Friday evening w ith
The
Social
Twelve club w ill
the new officers presiding. Plans
were made for the next meeting at meet Januaiy 22 w ith Mrs C. F.
which time Mrs. M arjorie Simp Hoskins for a 1:30 dessert. The
son, associate grand matron, w ill last meeting was cancelled be
pay her official visit. Mrs. Echo cause of illness and there w ill not
Galdabini, appointed the follow be another meeting until the next
ing committees: Frank White, regular time. 1
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Mrs. lim a Thum and Mrs. Max
The Ad Libitum elub is meeting
ine Ward, finance; Knaffle Haynes
this afternoon at the home of Mrs.
and Mrs. Glennie Frost, examin
A. W. Wooley.
ing committee; Mrs. Elizabeth
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Mills. Mrs
Ina Godard, Mrs.
M rs. Loring McLaughlin is hos
Blanche Short and Mrs. Maude
tess for the Utopia elub at her
Wheeler, decorating; Mis. Lorena
Haynes. Mrs. Della Richmond, home this afternoon.
Mrs. Anna Scholl and Mrs. Pearl
FRIDAY
Vmphroy, relief; Mrs. Faye Mc
Laughlin. Mrs. Barbara H ill and
The Carnation club w ill meet
Mrs, Ruth Schroeder, refresh Friday evening at the home of
ments; Mi's. Helen Hagen. Mrs. Mrs. Carl King. Beulah Scrima
Ida Williams and Miss Eunice and Bonnie Schaffer w ill be as
VanDenburg. entertainment: Mrs. sistant hostesses.
KESEARt II ( I .I It T<> TARE I 1*
Lorena Haynes. Mrs. Maybell
HOME NURSING.
W hite and Mrs. Alice Barber, re
The Rebekah lodge w ill have
ception committee; Mrs. Elsie their annual installation of o ffi
The Research club met Tuesday
Spriggs, Mrs. Gladys Hall and cers Friday evening at Odd Fel evening at the city library. Mix.
Mrs. Sallv H ill, house committee. lows hall jo in tly w'ith the Odd A. W. Shofstall reviewed tlie Ixxik
Fellows lodge. This w ill be a pub "M r. and Mrs. Cugat," by Isabel
RAINBOW GIRLS ELECT.
lic installation.
S. Rorick. Mrs. L. W. Coiner re
ported on the book "M rs M iniver"
A t the regular meeting Monday
by Jan S truther Plans were made
MONDAY
night of the Order of Rainbow
and discussed relative to having
American
Legion
A
uxiliary
at
Girls, the following officers were
a home nursing class instead of
elected tft sene for the ensuing the armory. 8:00 p. m. In the the Research club meetings. This
l i l i c u jr« « -o ld Dolore* M oran.
evert
that
the
armory
is
not
term: M arjorie Earl, worthy ad
Butte County, Calif., beauty quern,
w ill be held each Friday evening
avatable.
the
meeting
w
ill
be
held
o ftielally became movie actreaa
visor; Faye Nixon, associate ad
at
Masonic
temple.
Mrs.
Harold
w hen Los Angeles court approved
visor: Shirley Hendricks, charity; at the home of Mrs. Alvis Wicks. Axley w ill be instructor.
her contract with Warner Bros.
Dorothy Safley, hope; Arietta To date the Auxiliary. Legion and
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Studio,
Roberts, faith; Betty Thompson, Boy Scout rooms have been re HR. TOWNSEND'S BIRTHDAY
recorder; Janet Rynearson. treas served for these organizations'
CELEBRATED.
K E N SIN G TO N ( LI B
urer: musician. Orlena M artin: use. the other rooms being occu
ELECTS O l'F K FILS.
choir director. June Bird; chap pied by m ilita ry forces.
The Townsend social Monday
lain. 'Chloris Roberts; d rill lead
evening, celebrating Dr. Town
The Kensington club met Wed-
er, Joan King: inner observer,
TUESDAY
send's birthday, was weil attend nesdap at Odd Fellows hall. A
Juanita Powell; outer observer.
The Neighbors of Woodcraft ed. Musical numbers were given pot luck dinner was held and the
Eileen Harpole; love. Carmen social group w ill meet Tuesday by Mrs. Blaekmore, Mr. Tucker, following officers were re-elected
W hite: religion. Virginia Lee; na- evening at the home of Mrs. Fred Mrs. Simpkins. Mrs. Hagen. Ed for the ensuing year: Mrs. Elsie
;i< tu c ^ -Helen Roberts; im m ortality. Bressler.
Finnerty, A l G riffin. Mr. Landess Currin. president; Mrs. Merle Mc-
“ “Sara Bjorset; fidelity. Marie Lom
and Raymond Widenor. Mrs. L. Kibben. vie«- president; Mix. Stel
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bard; patriotism, Betty Jane Cavi-
The Tuesday bridge club meets D. Tucker, Kate Adams, Mrs. la Baker, secretary; Mrs. Eva Au
ness; service. Mary Lou Thomp w ith Mrs. John Fmneran.
Petrie. Mrs. B ittinger and others brey. treasurer. W ork committee
son; choir, Ann Hathaway. Norma
Justamere club meets w ith Mrs. gave readings. Four visitors from appointed fo r the year included
Wicks. Helen Smith. Mildred Col Jane Wilson at Layng Creek.
Sutherlin were present. Refresh Mrs. Edith Sanders, Mix. Minn
lier, Joan Short, Charlotte Bar
ments were served. Ethel Apple- Clark. Mix. Grace Basham, Mrs.
ton.
white being chairman.
Rosa Currin, Mix. Cad Wallace.
W EDNESDAY
Maurine Lorance was initiated.
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The
Service
Guild
of
the
Meth
Janet Peterson is retiring worthy
CH R ISTIA N W OM EN'S
DANCING ( I.I B MEETS.
advisor. Announcement was made odist church w ill meet at the
( O l N t IL MEETS.
that there w ill be a formal public home of Mrs. S. T. Rose at l;30
The Avolonte Dancing elub met
installation at their next meeting Wednesday afternoon. A fte r a
The Women's Council of the Wednesday evening at the Eagles
short meeting the group w ill a t Christian church met Wednesday hall. A hard times program was
in two weeks.
tend a women's society meeting at fo r an all day meeting w ith 43 a feature of the event. Committee
the Christian church.
ELMARTES CLUB ELECTS
members present. The day was in charge of arrangements in
OFFICERS.
spent in doing Red Cross work. cluded Mr. and Mrs. W. Thomp
PA ST .MATRONS ELECT.
The secret sisters fo r the past son, M r. and Mix. Dan Layng,
The Elmartes club met Tuesday
year were revealed. It was decid Mr. and Mrs. George McReynolds,
The Past Matron club met w ith ed to discontinue the secret sister
w ith Mrs. C. H. Kinje. A 1:00
Mr. and Mrs. .Charles Young.
o’clock luncheon was served and Mrs. Glennie Frost. Monday af activities during the war.
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ternoon.
A
1:30
dessert
was
serv
annual election of officers was
A.Y .iL BRIDG E ( ’L l B.
MRS. PALM ER COM PLI
held. Mrs. George Matthews was ed at tables. Mrs. George Jacob
M ENTED.
The A.V.H. Bridge club met
elected president and Mrs. Sam sen was a guest. Mrs. Mary W ork
Thursday evening at the home of
Veatch. secretary. Plans were man. junior past matron of Cot
The Elite Bridge club gave a Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hawley. M r
made fo r the nineteenth birthday tage Grove O. E. S„ was wel
anniversary of the club which w ill comed as a new* member and pre handkerchief shower Thursday a f and Mis. Ralph Teeters were
be held at the Kime home in two sented w ith a gift. Mrs. Charles ternoon at the home of Mrs. Don guests. Mr. and Mrs. George Cros
weeks in the evening. Husbands Hall, president of the club, pre Greening complimenting Mrs. Ir v by w ill entertain the elub Janu
w ill be guests. Mrs. N. J. Nelson sided. Annual election of officers ing Palmer, who is leaving soon ary 22.
is retiring president. A social af was held. Mis. Ina Godard was to make her home in Dallas.
elected president; Mrs. Della Rich
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ternoon followed election.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
mond. vice president; Mrs. Fanny
C Ll'BS POSTPONED.
Lea bo, secretary-treasurer. The
JOLLY WORKERS MEET.
A surprise birthday party for
club w ill meet in February w ith
Owing to the inconvenience of J. D. Markham was given at the
the silver thaw last week. Many home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Gregg
The Jolly Workers club of He Mrs. Fay McLaughlin.
clubs scheduled to meet were post Wednesday evening. Guests were
bron met last Wednesday at the
W.C.T.U. M EETS.
poned u n til later dates. Several M r. and Mrs. C. E Umphrey, Mr.
home of Francis Patten at Wald
were postponed until the next and Mrs. S. L. Mackin, Mr. and
en. There were twelve members
The W.C.T.U. was entertained
present and one guest. Mrs. Titus at the home of Mrs. C. N. Land, regular date and others w ill meet Mix. N. E. Compton, Mr. and Mrs.
from Florence. The afternoon was Friday. Guests were Mrs. Mary this week.
Jam< -s Tedford and the honor d
spent in work for the hostess, fol Adkins and Mrs. Albert Adkins.
guest. Refreshments were served
JOKER CLU B M EETS.
lowed by a business meeting. The Mrs. James Tedford led devotion
by the hostess following a social
evening.
next meeting w ill be an all day al«. Mrs. Frank Houser was in
Mrs. Guy Earl was hostess for
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meeting, January 21, at the home charge of the lesson. The hostess
the Joker elub at her home on
of Mrs. Clyde Clark.
MRS. LEA BO HO STESS
served refreshments at the tea South Sixth, Monday evening. A
TO DEGAGE ( L I B
hour. The next meeting w ill be at
7:30 dessert was served a fte r
LACOMUS CLUB MEETS.
the home of Mrs. Elsie Wells.
which bridge was played. Miss
Mrs. Carl Leabo was hostess for
The LaComus club met Tuesday MRS. SU N D E R L A N D HOSTESS Lula C urrin held high score. The the DeGage club at her home
club w ill meet in two weeks w ith Tuesday afternoon. A one-thirty
afternoon w ith Mrs. Fred Blickle
TO JEM O CLUB.
.Mrs. W . B. Johnston as hostess at dessert was served and at con
who served a 1:30 dessert. Mrs.
the home of Mrs. Glennie Frost. tract bridge Mrs. W. p. Widenor
Nelson Durham and Mrs. Glennie
Mrs. Roy Sunderland was host
The following officers were held high score. The group w ill
Frost were guests. A t contract ess fo r the Jemo club Friday af
bridge Mrs. C. J. Kern and Mrs. ternoon. Mrs. Fred Hammond was elected fo r the ensuing year: Mrs. have th ir next meeting w ith Mrs.
Frank Gierau tied for high score. a special guest. A t bridge Mrs. Glennie Frost, president; Mrs. Charles Young.
In a draw Mrs. Kem wj>n the George McReynolds held high W illiam Thum, vice president;
prize. The club w ill meet in two score. Mrs. Harold Sprague w ill Mrs. Herbert Lombard, secretary. ■ Corona Portables. The Sentinel
weeks w ith Mrs. Qu^ Earl.
be hostess for the next meeting,
February 23.
EAGLES SEWING CIRCLE
MEETS.
MRS. BARTELS E N T E R T A IN S
v.
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The Eagles Sewing Circle met
Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Bernard Shattuck. Assistant
hostess was Mrs. Linn Eastburn.
Mrs. Robert Jenkins and Mrs.
Ross Peterson became new mem
bers. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Nelson DeYoung w ill be
hostess for the next meeting, Feb
ruary 13.
N EE D L EC R A FT CLUB.
Mrs. W illiam Bartels entertain
ed the Needlecraft club at her
home Thursday afternoon. A 1:30
dessert was served at which fav
ors were small jars of honey
wrapped w ith pink paper. A social
afternoon followed. The elub w ill
meet January 22, at the home of
Mrs. Mae Whitlock.
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The O nly C ut-R ate
The R ojal Neighbors Installed
the following officers Tuesday
«naming at Eagles hall; Oracle,
Nellie Blaekmore, who has been
reeotder of the local camp the past
21 successive years: vice oracle,
Alice Breedlove. P t) Bertha Lee,
chancellor. Alice Peterson; recor
der, Edna Burleson; receiver. El
sie IX'Young; marshal, A n n a
Gate.; assistant marshal. Grave
Jenkina; I. S. Bertha McQueen;
O. S M yrtle Kent, managers. Fern
Anderson. Maud Funk, Margaret
Lassiter; flag bearer, Elsie Cur-
rin; musician, Georgetta Funk;
endurance, Mae Tennis courage,
June Bird, Three officeis were ab
sent. due to illness Elsie IX'Young
was installing officer and Elsie
C urtin, ceremonial marshal B«,r-
tha Lee was presented w ith a
R. N. A pm front the Camp Anna
Gates, Elsie DeYoung, Edna Burle
son and Rosa Currin were pre*
sented w ith corsages for being
present all hut one meeting during
the year anil Nelli«1 Blaekmore
was given a corsage for living
present every meeting by the re tir
ing oracle. Bertha Lee. It was an-
nounei'd that the Royal Club w ill
meet Januaiy 22. at the home of
Mrs. Kelx'llHx'k.
PR ESBY TER IA N All»
SOCIETY MEETS.
The Presbyterian Aid Society
met Wednesday alleriuxui al III«'
church parlor-. Mrs Albert Hell-
twell, president, presided. Mis Roy
Short led devotional*. Al the busi
ness meeting member* retqionded
to lo ll call b\ announcing call-,
made the | mi a month on the xlek
and shut-ins.
The following nominal lug com
mittee was appointed tor officers
to be elected In March: Mix. Chas.
Beidler, Mrs. C. F Hoskins anti
Mrs. S L («txlnrd. Mrs Scho
field Stewart whs announeed as
chairman for lln* spring finance
committee. $18,33 was nettl'd at
Un* I >«<ciulxr ti«»l salt and ba
zaar. Plans were suggi'sled rela
tive to o|M'iung a |sirtion of the
ehurcll «'Veilings for the Use of Hie
I \ IM tN R R I I I . r e .
A traveling examiner for oper
ators and chauffeurs w ill be at th«-
city hall Monday, January 19th,
from 9:(K) a. m. to 5:00 p. m. for
the purpose o f examining those
w ishing p eiin its to drive ears.
W E HO ALL TIIE WORK
AT TIIE
Picture Shop
Dry
Cleaning
That tragic gri'iixe spot where a
fat olive bounosl onto your party
frock . . . That ugly stain where
your | n - i dinner iltess met w ith a
catuipe . . That catastrophe wlten
you raid«'«, Hie hostess' refrigera
tor in your brand new white crepe
. . . Those stepped-on places on the
long fluttery skirt of your only
dance frock . . . That black streak
where your evening wrap caught
in the ear <ki«>r . . . You know the
accidents Hint tn'l»ill |wirty clothes
. . . and so do we . , , And we
know what to do about It . . . .
every time!
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NO E X P E N S E ( I.I II.
The Royal Neighbors held n
6:30 penny dinner Saturday even
ing at Eagles hall. A social even
ing followed.
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The following officers wen*
elected for the Degree of Honor
kxige at their regular meeting
Monday evening; Man«' Lemmer.
president, Frances Schilling, first
vice president; June Hubbell, •e o
ond vie«- president; Glenda Bushell,
see’y; Lockie Thompson, irons.;
Ethel Hammond, captain of Hi«'
d rill team; Mary Plunkett, outer
observi'r; Ten's,i Carter, inner ob
server; Fay Sunderland, musician:
Vera Zicbeck. Helen Olson, usher«.
Plans were made for installation
and social evening. January 22.
Mix. Ethel Lindholin, state officer,
w ill be present for this meeting.
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FINISHING
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DEGREE OF HONOR ELECTS
OFFICERS.
The .No Expense club met F ri
day at the home of Mix. J. S.
Powell, The club w ill meet in two
weeks w ith Mrs Julius Shoen.
soldiers, rills w ill I» In the hands
or Hi«- ministerial association Io be
decided u|s«n Inter.
Refreshments were served at
Hie lea hour by Mis 1.. J. McCoy
Mix llelliw ell, Mrs Lila Bench
and Mrs Alfred W ulff
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