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r PAOS FOUR s R E L IE F CORPS IIA S R E til'L A R M «siding Annlvoraary Observed O C 1 E T Y M H ||f I I \ ’. vh . j,,.! .,,,, A llen w e ie M rs. W innie H agerty of Eugene pi ta i while “ " ' J sister of l ) A. Nichols Is Mrs Plum« Hanna, a fo rm e r 1 T h is w a , a w h o is I Grove, who em- Unie in afterno«,n hemming towels fo r the 1 *> • 1 "l* « h. ■ The u h ir O. T e l e p h o n e 159 tain another inc! A bbott-Hnyinan Nuptial)« International Relation)« Them e id e n t; the I-a l o l l « » club met lues- Announcer i n t is made of the The Business and Professional jor vice president: Mrs. L illia n were Mrs. Don Allen. daughter- recent m arriage of Miss Wild.« Women s club met Monday night, D«x> tittle . ju n io r vice president: in-law , S hirley Allen, a grand- day at the horn«' of Mrs. Guy Earl A ........ one o’clock di'ssort was served Lea Hayman. U daughter M r. and as guest speaker Genevieve M i rs Eva Aubrey, chaplain; daughter. M ll* i-s Ruth Scott, Mrs. U U K I H I I of m i. « « « j i having w v iii ^ « o n v z x .iv v .v v v .v ps it A U D I C j. C M iip iilin . i Mrs. * lIN . U a U ^ tlU ’ r . A .* » n U lIl O V U ll, m iV • Mrs. L a w n ncc Ft Hayman of Me- Turnipseed, fa cu lty member at the M arth a Eaatham, treasurer; Mrs. L o ttie Scott, Mrs. C arl M cM ullen, and contract followed. Mrs. R uth Comb, Mississippi io Pvt Human U nive rsity o f Oregnn who spoke M innie Ashby, secretary; Mrs. Mrs. E. R. Crabb. Mrs. Floyd Wmulson held high six,re fo r the JJennis A hU ut. son ot Mr. and on In te rn a tio n a l Relations, par- M innie Sweet, conductress; M rs. Oithens, M r. and M is. A rth u r afternoon. The club w ill meet in Mr«. J. M Abbott o f this city, tic u ln rly those problems w hich N ellie Paul, assistant conductress; Braden, M r and Mrs. W. E ,wo weeks w ith Mrs W arren E<l- The ceremony was performed De- have a direct bearing on our west- ¡color hearers: Mmes. E d ith Jones, Wheeler, M r. and Mrs. S. T. Rose w anls who w ill e n te rta in at the cem h«r;21 at the home o f M r. ern Coast areas A general round Anna Schoen. L. Rohde and Eva and M r. and Mrs. A W. Shofstall. B P itch er home. apd M rs N G. Fryant in Jackson, table discussion followed. H atch; Inside guard, Mrs. M ary ♦ * KftsSlssfppr. Rev. J. W L ig g e tt Jr. G tln r guests from Eugene were Ash The next m eeting w ill be held B irth d a y Anniversary Celebrated < hit» Celebrate» Founders Bay J H. Bennett was honored! The m eeting of Me local Town- o fficiate d using the impressive Mmes. Greta Buckingham , chair- February 10th a t the I. O. O. F. guest F rid a y evening when M r send club Monday evening honor double rin g service. Guests In- man o f .the'south W illa m e tte d is - , hall, and Mrs. H enry Quarles enter- cd the b irth d u y of D r. Townsend, eluded a host of friends o f both tt i d ; Max B urris, president o f the — taint'd a group of m ends to dinner the founder. \V. E. Masters, pres parties. Eugene club; Grace Schiska. Hel- T h d a Rho Installation to celebrate M r. Bennett s K ind ‘dent, presided Elm er J Kent had The bride, wearing a gold color en K ilp a tric k and E lla Edmunson. ¡„-.«„n.,.«.-.. Mrs. John lnK- pink carnations. Mrs. H ja lm a r J. program. er. record,ng secretary; June M ai sent were M r. anti Erickson, the br:ce*s only attend- Candidates in itia te d were the fin a n c;a i c.-orotarv B e ttv Sanders. M r. and Mrs. Fred S tew ant. wore an a ttra ctive suit o f Misses M arie Carstcnscn. Theresa gturdevant treasurer Pat Soien- a rt and M r. and Mrs. Roy Sher teal blue w ith black accessories' Gehnert, L o ttie bee Lamb. R uth warden; Irene N orthw ay, man. A fte r a series of games and and corsage o f w hite carnations. Lam pkin, Eleanor Scott, Mmes. !n ;l^ ;,a | Donna P o rterfield con- «ocial chat refreshm ents were ser- M rs. M ax S c a n recently a tte nd E lvin L. Swearingen o f Jackson N ellie Bukowski. Florence Barton. j u c tri,^s‘. Barbara Robinson U leta ved' ed the in itia tio n of the Blue River was best man - Louice Gardner. M a rjo rie Conrad, K ;n‘lnond M a x in e H ite B ettv ~ ’ O. E. S. lodge in Eugene. Mrs. The livin g room where the cere- M argaret Davies. Delma Graham. r , (W \,i r h m i. K in«.-.. Strom', , x *■** M rx J ” n<-» Honored Sears on M onday was guest ut a m ony was perform ed was made Carolyn H unt. Paula Gene Haney, “ ^ ’ s u ^ r t to pk'siXm T: S hirley ’ ‘ and " " " Mrs. Tom ----~ Lt. m ie Jones were dlnn<?r (|t |h(. E j . K ent home in the honored guests at a dinner Cottage Grove, honoring Lt. and especially a ttra c tiv e w ith masses Helen H ardy, F loy Jo hn so n ,!¡¿ e ve r-le ft o f yellow chrysanthemums, or- M y rtle Kent. Be ' " chids and ferns banked w ith ta ll Gladys Rose. M a ri w hite tapers. W edding music W h itlock. D orothy played by Miss Josephine Rowan Hagen. Rickard, outside g u a r d ia n ._____ at the piano inciuced "O Promise Late in the evening refresh- P o rter im id e guardian M rs Glad- Mmes. Lee Nixon. Hugh Nixon, „tte nd ed the m eeting o f the Lane M e" "Because” and “ I Love You ments were served. The tables ys Henderson, advisor. Cala Land. ( la ir Hogate, H. L. W o lfa rd and county federated clubs at the Rlv- T ru ly . were adorned w ith decorations asslstant advlsor ;ind V era Zei- children and Mrs. V iva Linda- er Boad C]U5 ¡n Eugene Friday, mood. M rs. Max bears and datigh- ,, ,,, ,,, , ... A reception followed the ser- ca rrying out the interna tion al were installin g officers La- ter. Mrs. C. A Moore. Mrs. L a w -' Mrs. M rs C " H aight was called to vice. The wedding cake was cut theme. Am erican flags, grouped in y ern Gardner, Joyce Land nnd M M r axine and Eu8cne E riday evening by the by M rs J. B. W illiam s. sister o f flo w e r form ation, form ed the cen- ¿ ro !a ^ n d e V 'w e r o 'p ^ n h x ! roP- « i T w serious illness o f her daughter, the bride, assisted in serving by terpiece at the guest table, flags sagcs and G reta uas also g,ven a Mrs. W E. N ixon and M rs. M axim M pau) 1 |(te r i t te r hud Muss Eva Jewel Posey. Miss Jim - o f various countries and dolls in presidents pin. T w enty g irls Braswell.^ an cm ,,rKcncv |n i . .r o ,wratl()n L t. and Mrs. Jones le ft Mon- an emergency m ajor operation elle Brock. Miss Mae Alice Bain- costume o f these countries decor- and several Rebekahs and one Odd day m orning fo r Kingm an, A ri- ,x r orn,cd. es. Mrs. S. W S m ith and Mrs. ated other tables Fellow were present. Follow ing The F rank M cDonald fa m ily E l\in Swearingen. Im m ediately M r s . Alice Breedlove, pres- (Vjp regular business m eeting a so- zona, w here he is stationed. Sunday afternoon from 3 to 6 "* ri? business visitors in Eugene follow ing, the wedded couple le ft ident o f the group, presided at the cial h o llr was enJoyed and refresh- p.m. M r. and M rs. Ernest Bald- Saturday. fo r a short trip . business m eeting; a committee. mcnts were served. w in entertained fo r L t. and Mrs. Aliee D unlevy was an overnight Mrs. A bbott holes a responsible lim a Thum, M ary W orkm an, Ruth ' ' • Thomas Jones, newlyweds Among guest o f Wanda M ills at Spring- position w ith the v ita l statistics Lam pkin arranged the program ; Throsa Prrm azzi Wed departm ent o f the State Board of Gladys Rose. M y rtle Kent. Delma Announcement has madc the guests present w ere: M r. and fie ld S aturday n ig ht. Kent. Mrs. Laurel H ealth in Mississippi. Pvt. Abbott Graham. L o ttie Lee Lamb. Elean- , . marria(X, M ;. < Thresa Mrs. E lm er ...................... . — ----- attended W a lker high school pre- o r Scott M arie Carstcnscn were p n ,n 'a z ‘’ d M ,. and K e nt and daughter P a tricia and vious to entering the service Oc- in charge o f refreshm ents and . . . . . " i IW 'p r J ^ , , i , , , n nnEh sona Jon and M >cha* l !,nd Miss tober 1. 1942. He has been in the table arrangements. Janua 6 aJ the Broderick L ° is B a ld w i" Refreshments were The H a rris and M o rris M ill , m ilita ry police d,v:s:on but is now ♦ „ Catholic church in C al,form a The servcd' shut down T h u .s» .iy f» r exten attending school m the Ordnance M ethxU st Service G uild brj(1(, givpn ,n m arriage by her • sive rapiara. A new donkey. Coos corps in Mississippi. The W om ens S e r.ice Guild of fa,her. wore a w hite satin dress Tl . , , . . M others club K ,ng- mad<’ at C° ° ’ Bay' W,LS n ‘‘ —♦ - the a ___ _ * f,c an London Moth, rs the M M ethodist ethodist church church met met Thurs- Thurs- .....u w ith r:______ fin ge rtip veil -_ and carried a held a ll day 4-H m eeting at club the celved n‘ ,hc _ m ,ii .. l b^ k r___ u<iy m< < u A n t ^ the ni bus- w .. orkers • d i v pvpninu hnnw o nf f Mrx B aptist M issionary Circle day evening at at th ,ne r home M rs w h ite .......... prayer from __ w hich ^ nt 5 Ia yesterday T h c Joll,,y W club held The B aptist M issionary Circle Wayne Monroe. Devotions led by sprays o f ,i)ieB o f , he valley were . ‘ ‘ tinL. a le tte r was road an ,lny at the horn«' met Thursday afternoon a t the M rk Damon Scott, were follow - suspcnded on w hite ribbons. M rs. j " ,n, vvavne Beroeron •.nn<,une of M r* ° A Nichols January 13 home o f Mrs. P. Bush. Mrs. E r- ed by the lesson w hich was given Cobb, a fo rm e r resident, attended n„ h.!t , b(. had b een , l w as v o ,c d ,o <“ > n »”« ith vto Hansen led the devotions , by M rs. H a rry Lewis. Election of Cottage Grove high school fo r a s, n er m on th Funds c lo ,h in « -•"<! « 'h e r necessities on« and M rs George ctonrtm H Ward«- ¡n charge o officers ffic e r s w as h elo w llo w - - ____ ;__ _____________ ,0 oi.Ja pi r the m ontn. ru n d s , send fh them . __ n s Mrs. ardy was in was heln w ith ith th the e fo follow year u-*________ before m oving to C alifo rn raise«, ia, were allowed to the C h ild re treasurer o f the program and presented an mg b. ing elected: president, M rs. The groom was a fo rm e r F lo rid a .,,.1 , h„ n v .n ih iv lie»,, r Farm ,,,u l Home ■ «« v Co. «,. .a s . The i n e c club iu i at .a m lii*. a rticle on the Philippines. Mrs. H. Damon Scott; vice president, Mrs. resident and has served 22 m ontlis b in m om m y ngn, wH, m w t W(,dnesdny a f,(.rno4tn W eeldreyer gave a review o f a A r th u r W etnkaur; secretary and overseas. They spent a feu days th _ d r -.winE fo r , h(. n u ll, bv F,’brunD 7. at the Hebron Corn- chapter dealing w ith the P h ilip - treasurer Miss Hazel Tohlen. in Cottage Grove recentlv and re- * v „ ...2 “ L 7 m uni«y pines from the book “ U nfold.ng The G uild voted to pledge $5000 turned to Sacramento where Mrs. a ^ m e r m e m l ^ was the ------------------ D ram a-in Southeast Asia” by M at- to the Crusade fo r C hrist, which Cobh w ill reside w hile her hus- holder «if ?h^ luck? number A hews. M rs. W. C. M a rtin , associa- « fo r re h a b ilita tio n and recon- band is on d uty bolder ot th t lucky number. A tio n a l president, announced a wo- structio n in the various fields of O" s,tu dy o t he 4’ H f lub " o rk, an<l m ens m issionary ra lly at the local endeavor in the M ethodist church. Mrs. M ay , , „ Katc HosteM th u ^ b n a il's k ^ c h *Of ^ h e eenero’l church in A p ril. Delicious refresh- f t was voted to sponsor troop «. ,, . nianbnaJI s k i ch of he gen«rat . . m - v i ot the Qr-ni.te i the k„ ^ ‘ ay Hogate was hostess . club . w ork m ents were H served j a . t . the tea r n . oo tne r lo i r r t t acouts, „ ... ___. .. , by J Mrs. Jeanne M or- , to the W om ens Bible class o f the ton. leader. I t was announced sponsoring com m ittee being Mrs. hour. home th a t Mrs. Verne R itte r, also a Joe M cC larnei» ..us. K. E. M ic k M ethodist church a t her yesterday w ith a covered dish club leader has been «tfiosen <x>un- Mr*. Durham H ostess ey and Mrs. P aits Breedlove. luncheon at n o in . N ine members ty representative to attend the The Joker club m et Monday fo llo w in g the business meeting. Qne M E. C hristen- state leader's conference a t OSC n ig h t at the home o f Mrs. Nelson 8 ^ o w e r honoring M « . w n A Durham fo r a 7:o0 dessert. Elec- * /an? L o *'“ - beautiful and anH fn r r M M rs. r« Ann.-. and completed fo Anna New members reported were; lio n o l officers at the business re- da,nty g'Rs were received. Re Beidler. Mmes. Lawrence Barkem eyer, A. suited as follows.- M rs. Durham, freshments were served by the M rs. J. R. H endricks led the de- N. F ield and Chas. Riggs. House- president; Mrs. W. B. Johnston^ hostess and M rs. Hadley A rth u r. niu’tts Mithorn this Wash- 1*4 M l l l l H V i i w turned from Vancouver, lx'«' lle i'f lots rented a house in g io i, Monday evening w here noil Mrs. from A A H u ll HU la m lly w ill I they h ry S X . I V l ’U W H O i l l Ml»»« stayed w ith f i r ¡¡¿|| M r. Plaster underwent c »ine Iron» A^niapd 10 j »in nun nn „ , M.rn , , „ n B Portland hos- hen'. We don't like to say “no” Delight Valley h o n * telephone. You’d I f y o u a«* ****t in 8 f ° r feel. M know how you think ------- we week* or moi nth* lik e , t e l e p h o n e - - ^ lt for from now- A n d we J like to m »t you now. But *o long ns ,.u;m on ,h , m « * ) » won., b , P „ ,„ b k io Latham on yoo» CO operation and cuted hy -»d p ,rt .hot - P " “ * * 1’' of u». lor Victory — luy Uni tod Jfotot V.'or Bond* l THI PACIFIC TKLBPHONK AND TILIO R A P H COMPANY 824 Maia—Phone 83 SHOP THE GOLDEN RULE WAY vice president- M rs Maude Wheeler, secretary-treasurer. Thc evening hours were spent at con- tra ct. The club w ill me«-, January 22 w ith M rs Fred B l^ k le - 4 THIS WCATMCA IS WRECKING M Y C O M PLEX IO N ,^, W f t L STOP AT THRIFT-WISE CUT RATE, FOR CREAMS ANO LOTION! YOU’LL FINO A U THE B E S T COSMETICS THEREL A dditional guests besides the ----------------—, ---------- -------------- --- members were Mrs. Ralph Salts- ^Josen president replacing Mrs. m an' M rs- H - H H aw orth, Mrs. Medora Allen, who recently mov- J - B righton Leo-,ard. Mrs. Gates cd t0 Eugene. T w e n ty one calls and M rs Brooks. * * r e reported made to the sick. also five cards sent to the shut- NESS O FFIC ER S P R E S ID E AT ins. Mmes. J. D. Monroe and Wm. Bainbridge were named hostesses K SST E R N S T S .. M EETING M rs. Ida W illia m s w o rth y m a t fo r the February 21st meeting, ron. presided at the regular m eet the place to be announced later, — ing o f the Eastern S ta r chapter Clearance sale continued on here F rid a y evening. There was an unusually large attendance of coat’ ’ ‘‘“ '•'»’“ g ì «lrcs.se». members and several visitors A r n e st Dre»» Shop. P h o n e 36 23-Itc-3i from Eugene. Isabelle Gates was installf>d as m arshal w ith Anna Graham serving as in sta llin g o f fice r and Barbara H lil as in s ta ll ing m arshal. Comm;.«ecs appoint- ed fo r thc coming --. a r were an nounced by the w o rth y m atron. A t tlie program nour the v is it ors gave several ta lk s and at its conclusion, refreshm ents were ser ved under the direction o f Mrs. C urtis French, com m ittee ch a ir man. The next m eeting January 26th w ill be the o ffio a : v is it o f Mrs. Hazel Graham, associate grand m atron o f Tillam ook. A t this tim e a covered dish luncheon w ill be Fcr multiple vitamin served a t the ha:; at 6:30 fo r o f therapy ficers and members. • .. ^ Iaris Ab<^ " b M rs. G ail Roby the nursery .T h e next m eeting w ill be at ‘ he club house January 31st, when M rs Doran R itte r w ill give a report on camp conkery. - ♦— ^ ‘clal Twelve Busy, SS’e lfa r e SS’ork The Social Tw elve m et T hurs- day o f last week a t the home ol M r*. P eter N ebon w ith Mrs. Nan- ny S m ith as hostess. F ollow ing a dessert course, members spent the V ITA M IN S ARE THE MOST ESSENTIAL PART OF OUR FOODS Buy Standard Brands for Best Results -*W 'X *(B X I!iid»i *N *a Abbott Dayamin Capsules $1.00 Hinds Honey and Almond Cr. .............. 59c 50c Ingram ’s Improved Cream 43c $1.00 Armand’s Hand Cr 79c 50q Tousbay Lotion... 43c 60c Drene Shampoo 49c Max Factor Pancake Makeup .............. $1.50 50c Noxzema Cr. 45c 60c Mum 49c $1.00—42 Shampoo 89c Cheuyu Nail Polish 75c Cottage Grove, Oregon Fam ilies G ather fo r D inner . M r. and Mrs. P. C. Christensen were dinner hosts Sunday fo r the combined Geer-Christensen fa m i lies. The occasio.; honored L t. M arvel Geer, son o f M r. and Mrs. Joe Geer o f London and son-in- law o f M r. and Mrs. Christensen. Covers were laid ro r 12. An addi tional guest was Tom Parker. - ♦ — Mrs. Kebelbeck Club Hostess Mrs. George Kebelbeck was hostess Thursday fo r the W. B. C. (club. Dessert was served at 1:30 and bridge followed. Mrs. Adelia was a guest. M rs. Elsie DeYoung and Mrs. Edna Burleson received prizes fo r high scores. Mrs. Hatch invited the club to be her guests fo r the next meeting. - * - Club Date Postponed The Ad L ib itu m club which should have met today (Thursday) w ith Mrs. P. C. Christensen, was ¡postponed u#Uil next Thursday. I 100 capsules Squibb Navatol Malt 2 lbs. for Abbott Haliver Malt 1 lb. for Penslar Maltonic 16 oz. $4.95 Abbott B-Compules B Complex Capsules $2.79 EXTRA SPECIA L Adhesive Plaster 1 in. by 5 in. 3 rolls for 40c $1.00 Gloss Starch Nubora Bleach Staley’s Cube lr o ll for 15c J/2 Gallon RICE RAISINS Southern Long Grain Thompson Seedless 3 pounds 39c 4 pound package 4 9 c RA VIOLAS Krispy Crackers 2 16 oz. Ja r 15 29' CLEANSER Glo Coat Wax Sunbritc Johnson's Floor Wax 3 Cans 14c Q u art 9 8 e BOYS and GIRLS DID YOU TURN IN YOUR LIST OF IMPORTANT WORLD H A PPEN ING S? DO SO AT ONCE. MAYBE YOU W ILL W IN $1.00. ORANGES Kelly Drug Co. Grapefruit Arizona We Give S & H Green Stamps 5 19- 12 oz. pkg. lb. Box 100 for $3.35 $1.48 PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE For Juice 3 Ooz. 49- 3 Kor 25
