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RAINBOW ELECTS O FFIC ER S
A N » D ELEG ATES
MRS. CALDW ELL P I. A t S
IN RECITAL
Election o f officers was held
Monday night by the Rainbow
Girls at the Masonic temple w ith
Miss Daria Christensen
being
elected w orthy advisor: associate
w o rth y advisor. Miss Joan K ing:
C harity, Miss B e tty Thompson:
Hope, Miss Janet Rynearson:
Faith, Miss June B ird : Chaplain,
Miss M ildred C ollier: d r ill leader,
Miss M arylou Thompson;
Love.
Miss Helen Sm ith: Religion. Juan-
ita Powell; Nature. Miss B e tty
Mae W h itlo ck; Im m o rta lity , Miss
Lois Welden; F id e lity, Miss Jo-
anne Short: P atriotism , Miss Sara
Bjorset;
Service,
Miss M arie
Lombard; ch oir director. Miss
Madeline Ocumpaugh; musician,
Miss Abigail T rask; inner observ-
er. Miss C hlons Roberts, and out-
er observer. Miss Bernadine Loom-
is.
Delegates to the grand assent-
bly which w ill be held at Salem.
June 8 were elected at this time.
Those elected were
Miss Doris
Christensen. Miss Joan King, and
Miss B e tty Thompson. A lte rna te
delegates are Miss Janet Rynear-
Son and Miss M arie Lombard.
A program of piano and ‘cello
music was played Sunday evening
b> three students of the U n iw r-
sity school of music. Those par-
tieipating were Mi's C is.il I'a ld -
w ell o f Cottage Grove. Miss Eve-
lyn Erickson of Eugene, pianists.
students o f Aroura P o tte r I ’ nder-
wood, anil Miss Irene C lark. Eu-
gene cellist, a student of Mrs
Ivan Ware. The re c ita l was held
at the Underwood home in Eu-
gene.
In vite d guests from Cottage
Grove included M r. and Mrs.
Damon Scott ami P atricia. M r
and M is. S tew art Carlson. M r. and
Mrs. W arren D augherty and Bob,
M r. and Mi's. W a lte r S m ith and
Helen. Mr. and Mrs. H arold W ol-
far'd. Mr. and Mrs. H a rry M e t
ca lf and Joan. M r. and Mrs. W il
bur W orkm an,
Mr
and Mi's.
Oscar Elaten and Miss LoDene
Jackson.
Guests from Eugene included
Mrs. Edna Leslie Pearson, M is
Rose Stacks. Mrs. Samuel Ja in i-
s°n. Mrs. M ary Huser, and Mrs.
V irgin ia Gorman.
The Scotts and Carlsons w->-?
dinner guests of Mr
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T H E A T R E PA R TY A N D ELEC - Cecl1 Caldwell at Seymours fol-
T IO N OF O FFIC ER S
low ing the recital.
The officers o f the Tuesday
Evening Study club. Mrs. W illia m
Thum, president: Miss M ariette
Ilam ant, vice president, and Mrs.
C. J. Kent, secretary, entertained
the club members Tuesday eve-
n i i j f W ith a theatre p a tty, the
grfcip m eeting at . the Arcade
itx itre and attending the show.
Fol owing the show they m et a t
the home of Mrs. Thum fo r the
business meeting and ye arly re-
ports were given a fte r w hich elec-
tion o f officers was held. The fol-
lowing were elected:
president.
Mrs. E. 1 Grennis: vice presi-
M
Smith. and secre-
ta iy . M rs. 1 r' .G-vne. The next
meeting w ill
1 -'!cnic. June 8.
and this w ill ’
the ;."«•» meeting
u n til fa ll.
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V .*r A ',, w. A t \I L I A R Y M EET
N EW O FFIC ER S T A K E
CHARGE
The new ly elected officers of
the P. D. G. Garden
club had
charge o f the meeting F rid a y at
the home o f Mrs. Joe
Landess
w ith Mrs. CUrtis Hansen, presi-
dent, presiding. M rs. A lb e rt Wood-
ard was a guest. A t the business
m eeting $9.00 was reported taken
in from the plant rummage sale
held recently.
The bird report
was given by Mrs. A ndrew Brund.
the rem ainder o f the afternoon
being spent w ith each member o f
Files are bother-cine in the Middle East, so Army Nurse Margaret
Cary, ul Bridgeville, Del., wears her G. I. headnet while sewing In
■he sun.
M. I ’ . G. 1:00 o'clock luncheon
w ith M is Lucille T itu s in Eu
gene. This is the last m eeting of
the club u n til fall.
THURSDAY
The Service G uild o f the M eth-
Research club meets at the l i
odist church w ill m e d this eve- b ra ry a! 7:30.
ning fo r a 7:30 dessert a t the
WEDNESDAY
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home o f Mrs. Lance Naish w ith
The Business and Professional
Mrs. Fred Vohs co-hostess.
A t 7:30 this evening. Royal Women’s club meets w ith M is.
club dessert at the home of Mrs. Joe A rnold at 7:30.
La M ercredi Pont club w ill meet
Mae Tennis w ith Mrs. Anna Gates at the tkime of Mrs. H arold W ol-
experience in
gaidening.
The assistant hostess.
fard fo r a 7:30 dessert.
hostess served refreshm ents at
M r. and Mrs. Ralph H aw ley w ill
A il day meeting o f the London
ta in t i e e'oh
ti,.. „
entertain the A. V. H. Bridge club |-I1 Mpthers club at the old Lon-
tam the c ub at the next this evening.
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(ion £ * e l. A „ ladi<* o f thp ncjgh
-tin-.: w h ic h w
be June 4.
Mi's. H arold M a rtin is e nte rtain - borhood invited. B rin g service and
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ing O ur Bouquet Garden club this a covered «Ii. h.
MRS. LANGSTON TO HEAD
afternoon at 2:30.
G irl Scouts w ill meet u fte r
VeL
n W ars
B. A P. W. ( L I B
M eeting o f the W orld F tiend- <-hool w ith Mrs. Grace Cowan at
and Auxiliary met .i
arm ory
ship group of the M ethodist Youth
school.
Monday night foi th e ir regular
r ii annual election o f officers
Red Cro'ss surgical gauze class
m eeting a fte r wh. ;h Ada ( lakes, w a,- he’d recently of the Business Fellowship this evening a t 7:30
w ith M is- C arolyn Englund.
at ‘ he Masonic temple from 9:00
president,
»n-■■«; e . .yone w ith , -ad Prolessiopai W om ens club at
T
his
evening
the
D
uration
club
D'AMi a. m. and from 1:30 to
a huge «
tfek- i by Do'eman
meeting held at the home o f
is b< ng entertained by Mrs. Colen
•’ * m *
: : iird anni-
Bakery as
Ray Gleason w ith Mrs. Fred G
aroutte at the home o f Mrs.
1
•Baptist Aid w ill meet at
vers&ry o f
■ Au ih .iiy post No.
gston being elected president
the church at 2:00 o ’clock. This
iV.
A.
G
aroutte
a
t
Culp
Creek.
3473. C oil
w a s
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-erved.
the coming year: Mrs. E mer
The W estm inster G uild o f the ".ill be cleanup day at the church.
In itia tio n was
M rs L yla
t . vice president; Miss Della
Women's Bible class o f the
secretary,
end
Miss
Evelyn
chttreh w il! meet
Veatch. Rosa I
• n «resigned as
M ethodist church w ill hold an all
conduct res*» and trustee as she is Veatch. treasurer. The new ly J 1S*,«e' enp ®
at '
n' ,nie
at tist^s
the church.
m e v in ;tto l.e r new home in Salem elected officers are delegates to H e s ^ 7 a n r i l l i 'Sl Dar'ene VVolff day meeting
bv' .a 'n o -h
meetmg This
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Whan eMioo! is out. Commander
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A c G tc :• -p I C -m n d e Dave
V. nN'et.a ¿ n e i Jk ,n«l G'enn St.
Chur w»*n the rrize. A nod tim e
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reported by a ii. The next
m t tin g w ill be June 14.
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JO KER C LU B DESSERT
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Mrs. R uth Woodson and Mrs.
Glen W ilson were guests Monday
n: h- * the Joker club 7:30 d e i
Seri at w hich tim e M rs. H. W.
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the state convention to be held in
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Eugene S a tu id a y and
Sunday.
F ollow ing the m eeting refresh-
ire n ts wc e erved by M rs. G!ea-
son.
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M OTHERS H O NORED A T TEA
There were tw e nty-five guests
Saturday afternoon at the
Ea«les A u x ilia ry M oth er’s tea
Kiven a t the Eagles
a ’ ,iononng the m others of the
lir s s " «
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HEAR
Rev. and Mrs. John L Franklin
Missionaries to
C-uate ala, Central America
f riu
Social Calendar
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j r -tn e vvotrt
hostesses.
A t 1:30 today. Social Twelve ex
change dessert at the home of
M is. Maude W rig h t.
Townsend Independent Q u ilte r-
club meeting at the home o f Mrs.
Cad Wallace. A ll day m eeting
w ith covered dish luncheon a t the
noon hour.
N ext Thursday at 7r30, E lite
Bridge club dessert at the home
\ X S. Chet Stroup.
The Rebekah St if
S ta ff club w ill
ir s .T b ’ S ^ u “ 8 * » ”
“ dc, n S .
w ill ente rtain .the club at the next er a” d ^ e m other w ith the larg-
est fa m ily a fte r w hich a short
.n e ttin g w hich w ill be M ay 24.
program was given followed by
refreshm ents served by the com-
BIRTHDAY CLUB WITH
m ittee, Mae Tennis. D orothy H a r-
MRS. W ELDEN
ris, M ildred Powell and Lula M e
Collough.
Mrs. M orton Welden e nte rtain
ed the B irth d a y club w ith a party
1:00 O’C LO C K LU N C H E O N
a t her home F rid a y afternoon.
Guests were Mrs. John Englund
The El M artes club was enter-
and Mrs. L illie C raig and Mrs. tained Tuesday at a 1:00 o’clock
F E yd C raig o f D rain. Refresh- luncheon at the home o f Mrs.
C m ts were served a t the close o f 'Sam Veatch w ith Mrs. O. M . Bag-
'h f afternoon. M any lovely gifts ley receiving high score.
Mrs.
were 1 oeived by the hostess. The Fred Anderson w ill e nte rtain the
»lay p a rty w ill he w ith Mrs. C la ir club at the next m eeting which
litigate»
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w ill be M ay 25.
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THE «ESTIN Kb. (XHTAOR OROVK. OREGON
May 14 at 8:00 P. M.
at the
A SSEM B LY O F G O D
72i E Main fit.
’ HILTON T. PARK, Minister
Color Pictures
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Lasater
A lb e rt Wooley w ill enter-
. Mrs.
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.r ‘ ln ’ he A d oL3 ^‘ tu,n}
ub next
l jrs day at >
oc.ock.
FRIDAY
Eastern S ta r meets at the M a
sonic temple at 8:00 o'clock fo r
in itia tio n .
M eeting o f the W. C. T. U. at
the home o f Mrs. John Palm er at
2:30.
The Townsend Ladies A u x ilia ry
w ill meet a t the Townsend h a ll at
1:30 p. m.
Red Cross surgical gauze class
at the Masonic temple from 1:30
to 4:30.
V IC T O R Y
VALUES
TUESDAY
Mrs. I t A. 1 Ingen is presentitili
her piano class in a series of three
sprint; recitals nt her home on the
evenings o f May 17-18-19. The
participants w ill range from pre
school age to those who arc
studying piano lo r Credit in high
school.
Mi's Hagen is e ntertaining her
c i ts», th e ir parents and friends at
a 7:30 dessert each evening pre
ceding the- iie ild l piogram
Monday evening those playing
are: Donald Heck, M a rjo ry Den-
I ny. C laudette Kune, Mary and
Tom Bucher, I H ila Jean Condi a,
M yrtui V a sliin de r and V m ginia
Dailey.
Tuesday ('V ining: S liirle y liile -
in in, A lb e rt and W C. M a rtin J r ,
Roberta and H etty Lou Bagley,
Tommy and M arjory Coiner, and
Jane lli'id lr r . Robert Hagen w ill
play baritone horn solos accom
panied by Mr. Blackwell.
Wednesday evening: Betty and
Pauline D yksterhuis. .Chester Van-
Denburg Jr.. Lorena Arm strong,
Barbara and Bonnie Gleason,
Alma V ick, Boh Wicks, B etty
Powell and Abigail Trask.
D ie guest list is as follow s: Mrs.
India Heck. Mrs
John
Caton,
Mrs. F ra n k Heck, Mr. and Mis,
Jesse Denny, Dr, and Mrs t laude
K iltie, Mrs Donald Kahler,- M r
and Mrs. Joseph B u i her, M r. and
M is. D elford Condrn, M r. and
Mrs. H enry Nelson. Mr. and Mis.
Emery
Dailey.
Barlm ra June
Ward. M rs Kenneth W ard, M r
anil Mrs. W. C. M artin. M r and
Mrs. Lester Coiner,
Mrs. Cohn
G aroutte, M r. and Mrs O rlo Bag-
ley. M r. and Mrs W. W. I hie-
inan, M r. and Mrs. Charles Beni-
ler, Miss Adeen fallow . Pat K 'llv.
M ir y Ann H all,
M r. and M l-,
t'ha rle s H all. Mrs. V ic to r Cham
bers. M r. and Mrs M yron Black-
w ell, Chester V n nl'en htirg . «Ira.
M ary VnnDenbu.g, Miss Eunice
VanlX'nburg. Mrs. Robert Kruse,
Mr. m ill Mrs. Paul D yksterhuis.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gleason. Mi
and Mrs. Janies Powell, Mr. and
M is. F rank Vick, M r. anil Mr«
Raymond W a ks, Mr. und Mrs.
L u th e r Bettis, Geneva Bettis, Mr.
and Mrs. It. A. Trask.
Ma.suic
Willson.
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M A R T IN
M OTORS
Your Pontiac Dealer
24 North 9th Street
dessert p a rty honoring the mem-
liera of the scohol board n unilier
■15 and Ih e lr wives and husbanda.
1 v in a l Randall who Is re tirin g from
the Isiuid In June was presented
w ith a g ilt llam as wen* enjoyed
during tin* evening Guests pres
ent were M r and Mrs. W. L.
W orkm an,
M r and M is. Vinal
u.oid.di. M i and Mm
Charlo«
Hall. Mr, and Mrs Alvis Wicks
and M r. and Mrs Joe T. Sm ith.
Ration Calendar
R iitliia Hook No. *!
May lt‘> Rial stump II t meals-
fats I in book No. £.’ vultd; J valid
May 23 A ll, including unused F
and F stamps valid through May
31. Each weekly series good tor
Hi points.
.
May 31 Blue stamps G. l i ami
J valid through May 31.
M r. and Mrs John Elnneian
Sugar:
May 11 laisl day fo r retailers have ls*en III at Ih e lr home fu r
to register w ith local I m h iii I m and the past two weeks w ith flu__
receive allowable inventories of
meats and tats.
May 31 Stamp No. 12. Ixmk
No 1, good lo r five pounds, e.X-
iiie s at m idnight.
( 'wffoe:
May 30 Slum p No. 23. Imok
No 1, good fo r one pound, expires
at inld nign t.
,
Shoes:
June 15 Stamp No. 17. book
No. 1. valid fo r purchase of one
p air o f shoes, expires at m idnight
Fuel (»11:
September 30 Period 5 eou-
|ions valid March 2ti through Sep
tem ber 30. Heating coupons one
U'ut, value ten gallons: ten units,
100 gallo ’ e'
Dress Your
I lair
( ia s o lliie :
May 21 No. 3 stamps. In A
book. each good fo r fo ur gullous,
expires at m idnight.
T ire s:
M ay 31 Cats w ith ( ’ books
must have tires inspected by tins
«'ale; B honks by June 30 First
in.qxx'tton fo r A bookholders most
•l ive b>*en made by March 31, sub
sequent ln»|iectlons w ith in every
:lx -m o n th period thereafter, bid
at least 90 tiny.« apart. Sepiemlier
30 next tire inspection deadline
fo r A Isioks.
to reflect the happy play
■if light
a m i In
bring out
every jmsaihlc advantage
of your features.
Curlctte
Beauty Shop
S( IIDOL B O A R » ENTER-
I V IM .»
Gladys Adams,, Prop.
Supt. and Mrs. II. B E errin en
tertained recently at an inform al
New Dresses
CONSTELLATION ( L I B
ELEC TS O F F IC E R S
The C onstellation club held elec
tion o f officers at th e ir regular
meeting T hu rsila y in the Masonic
club rooms w ith Mrs. Ed Wiese
being elected president;
Mrs.
K n a tfle Haynes, vice president,
and Mrs. M a tt S m ith Jr., secre
ta ry und treasurer. Guests were
Mrs. ( ’bark's
R m chter, house
guest o f Mrs. Ilaynes who was
vis itin g here Ito t.i H illsboro, and
Mrs. L. W. Washburn. Hostesses
fo r the afterntxin were Mrs. J. I ’.,
Graham, M rs M att S m ith
and
Mis.s Belle Burkholder. The newly
elected officers w ill be hostesses
a
at the next m eeting which w ill be
NO-HOSTESS MEETING
a 1:00 o’clock covered dish lunch
eon at the home o f Mrs. T. C.
The Degree o f H onor meeting Wheeler. 423 N. 9th St. T his w ill
Momlay night at the Eagles hall be June 3.
was a no-hostess m ix-ting w ith
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Bonnie S chaffer presiding in the
MRS. BAGLEY H O STESS
a> ••Pnce of Beulah S rrim a , presi-
dent who is vis itin g her husband
Mrs. O. M. Bagley was hostess
••’ Arizona. A t the next meeting recently at a 7:30 dessert to the
plans w ill lx* outlined fo r the E lite Bridge club w ith Mrs, H a r
summer meetings.
old W olf ard and Mrs. Stewart
o t■ * * " “
C L M Carlson invited guests. High score
was received liy Mrs. Fred Ham
M rs C uy Eo" cn' c r' “ " ’ " 1 ,he mond. The club w ill meet again
May 30 w ith Mrs. Chet S troup
U i Coaius club Tuesday at a 1:00 hostess.
o'clock dessert at w hich tim e Mrs.
—
H. W. Lom bard and Mrs. Nelson
L U T J E -irA R R IS O N
Durham were guests. H igh score
was received by Mrs. F. W.
H enry L fltje and Miss Nina May
Blickle. The club w ill meet again H arrison, both of Cottage Grove,
May 23 at the home of Mrs. G. B. were united in m arriage at a cere
Pitcher w ith
Mrs. W arren Ed mony perform ed Saturday. May 8.
wards entertaining.
at the court house by County
Judge C linton Ilu td .
P LA N S M AD E FDR CON
V E N T IO N
Tiie Royal Neighbors held th e ir
regular business m eeting Tuesday
evening a t the Eagles hall at
which tim e plans were made for
the county convention io be held
her«' June 8. Mrs. George C u rrin
MONDAY
and Mrs. II. B. Breedlove were
Theta Rho G irls w ill meet at the com m ittee in charge of re-
the Odd Fellows hall at 7:30. fre hments.
here w ill be in itia tio n a t this
time.
Townsend m eeting a t the Tow n-
rl hail a t 7:30,
Su gicai gauze class at Masonic
ernpk from 1:30 to 4:30 and
from 7:30 to 9:30.
M eeting o f the M ethodist B ro th
erhood a t the church a t 7:45.
Boy Scouts w ill meet at the
r.no y at 7:30 w ith the Creswell
.Scouts as guests.
Final m eeting o f the Justamere
club u n til September w ill be a
1 W o'clock picnic luncheon at
Mrs. S tew art Carlsons.
Mizpah elyi-s of the P resbyteri
an church w ill meet in the church
parlors a t 2:00 p. m.
A ll day m eeting o f the Kensing
ton club a t the Odd Fellows hall
w ith a potlu ck luncheon a t the
iif/on hour.
Neighbors o f W oodcraft 7:30
'! -sert and social m eeting at the
• r ari ,m t of Ade'ia Hatch w ith
Ai a ;. < t Kem assisting.
Eagles A u x ilia ry w il) observe
th e ir 13th b irth da y anniversary at
the Eagles hall at 8:00 o'clock.
Tuesday Bridge
c lu b
l;0 0
o’clock luncheon nt the home of
Mrs. II, W, Lombard.
MRS, IIIG F N
TO PR ESEN T
P l I ILS IN 1*1 IM » l( K IT VI. j
n
from fashion
headquarters
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iiu w
Misses,
iiik I
ju n io r s ,
s tttittiie r- s ty le s
w om en
a in I
fu r
h a lf
sizes. A lte r n iiu n ty|M'S, street fro c k s ,
s p u rt casuals, sm art liiisiu«p,s «Iresscs.
p r in t s lu b rig h te n y o u r busy days.
Jerseys, lli'tiik . rgs, Cr«*pes, Rayons.
$8
.95
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