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The usual two-ball foursome
was held Tuesday evening, June
19th regardless of the "unusual"
hot weather, w ith the best a t
tendance so far. Nine holes were
played by |>nrt of those present,
and the remainder waited until
Belle Burkholder anil Kenneth
.Mickey, partners, and Earl l l l l l
and Margaret Mickey, the other
couple in the fnuisome. had fin
ished the first nine; then all those
present, twenty in all, sat down to
‘a bounteous repast. At that time
W alter Hunter and Merle King,
partners, and Earl H ill and Mrs
Mickey had each tied w ith the
same low scon*. The reporter was
unable t o learn who won out In
the final play-off, when others
fimsh.sl their last nine holes
Come out and enjoy the fun. and
the potluck dinners. A ll who play
golf are welcome. Flay should be
gin at 7:30 p. m. but it is usually
six before we all arrive, so don't
hesitate to come even if you can't
m ake.in by 5:30
T e l e p h o n e 1 59
NAVY MOTHERS TO MEET
The Navy Mothers Sew ing club
w ill meet next Tuesday at 1:30 at
the home of Mrs. Fred Knicker
bocker.
JOKER C U B
IN S T A LI i n o x r i. XNNF.D
A t the regular m< ■cling of th<
Theta Rhc iris Mo
in the I t
,F.
pla as wi
completed for the installation ser
vices to be held at the next meet
ing when Miss Joyce Land w ill be
installed president: Miss June M al
colm. vice president; Miss Joyce
LaBlue, recording secretary: Miss
Greta Bender, financial secretary
and Miss Pat Sorensen, treasurer.
The refreshment committee for
installation w ill be the Misses
Greta Bender, Joyce Land and
Thela M urrell.
The Joker club met last Wed
nesday evening at the golf club
fo r a 6:30 no-hostess dinner. The
following new members w e r e
guests: Mrs. TVHa Stewart. Mrs.
Ruth Woodson and Mrs. Orpha
Earl. Mrs. W B. Johnston w ill be
hostess for the meeting next Mon
day night at the golf club.
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FOURSOME PROGRESSING
BUTTON CLUB ENTERTAINED
The two-ball foursomes are pro
Mrs. W. L Workman entertain
gressing nicely. A t the meeting
Tuesday evening. June 12. 20 par ed the Eugene Button club last
took of a bountiful potluck dinner Thursday w ith a 1:00 o'clock
in the club house. A t golf, Earl luncheon. Being Flag day . her dec
H ill and Mrs. Fred Hammond orations wen? in keeping w ith the
tied w ith Mrs. E arl H ill and Fred day, using as a table centerpiece
Hammond w ith the low net score red. white and blue sweet peas and
of the evening. Due to approach flags and each guest was present
ing darkness, the tie was not play ed w ith a corsage of red carna
Mr. nnd Mrs. Lee W illiams
tions tied w ith patriotic ribbons
ed off.
spent Thursday in Eugene visiting
A ll who play golf are welcome An additional guest was Mrs. Her
w ith Mrs. 1 lammerirksen ami
to come at 5:30 p.m. each Tues bert Lombard. Mrs. Workman was
their three gramk-hildren. Mrs
day evening and play and also assisted in serving by her two
Hammericksen awl Margie and
partake of the potluck a fte r the daughters. Elizabeth and Jean
ette The regular business session
Sandra continued to Portland
game.
and program followed the lunch "Lady Leatherneck H air-D o" — ’ the w ar in Jhe Pacific w ill be a Mark came w ith the W illiams to
eon.
1:30 DESSERT
Woman Marine Private A lta Smith long one. and by enlisting in the visit awhile.
of Portland, recently enlisted in marine corps she w ill free a com
M r nnd Mrs. O. A. Nichols vis
Mrs. H arry Tennis was hostess
the marine corps women’s reserve, bat-trained marine tor action. A ll ited Sunday w ith the N Corliss
Thursday afternoon at a dessert SHOWERS FOR MEMBERS
course for the W. B. C. club which
Showers were the feature of the admires the new "Lady Leather women between the ages of 20 and fam ily and Mrs. Winnie Hagerty
was followed by an afternoon of evening at the last A V.H. Bridge neck H air Do,” designed by Pierre 36 interested in joining up w ith in Eugene.
cards. Mrs. George McQueen was club w ith Mr. and Mrs. Richard especially fo r members of the ma the "Women in Green" should
Mrs. Carrie Knutson is visiting
a guest of the club. Mrs. Louis Bushell being the honorees. The rine corps women's .reserve. P riv w rite to 208 New U. S. Courthouse in Kalispel, Montana.
Burleson w ill be hostess at the ladies of the club presented Mrs. ate Smith is typical of many pa- Bldg.. Portland, 5, Oregon, today!
Mrs. Leo Paschelke is spending
•ioiic Oregon women who realize
next meeting. June 28.
Bushell w ith dainty shower gifts
a month in Portland w ith an aunt
and the men followed suit w ith a
who suffered a stroke.
shower fo r Mr. Bushell. both re F IN A L CI.I B«MEETING
M r and Mrs. De .Monte St*ehold
The final meeting of the season
cipients receiving many lovely
and children of Portland spent the
of the Degage club was held.Tues-
gifts.
The
shower
and
social
eve
FREE AIR
week end w ith M r Seehold’s sis
ning was preceeded by a potluck dav afternoon when Mrs. Jesse
ter. Mrs. Lee Williams.
Denney
entertained
w
ith
a
dessert
supper. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Teet
A column of
Mads (Xergaard was brought
and
afternoon
of
bridge.
Mrs.
ers
were
guests
of
the
evening
Fun ’N Facta
A t a formal dinner of the Busi home .Monday from the Sacred
The next tneeting w ill be a picnic George Watts, mother of Mrs.
ness and Professional Women's
By Mike
supper, the place and time to be Merle Porter, was a guest. A pic club Monday evening at the golf Heart hospital. He is much im
proved.
nic w ill be held later by the mem
announced later.
Howdy Folks: The shades of
bers and then disband until fall. club, the many activities accom
At the an n u il school meeting
plished by the club during the
night were falling fast, and
M ETHODIST MEN MEET
Monday evening Leon Godard was
year
were
reviewed
by
Adelia
for a kiss, he asked her;
REBEKAH SESSION
elected school director and the
The regular monthly meeting of
She must have answered,
The regular session of Rebekah Hatch. This group has contributed
the Methodist Men was held Mon lodge was held Friday night in to many w orthy causes including budget was approved.
yes! Because the shades
A t the last regular meeting of
day night in the dining room of
zame down s till faster.
the Odd Fellows hall at which the Infantile Paralysis fund. Chi the Latham school club it was
the church w ith a potluck dinner
nese
Nurse
fund,
Rt'd
Cross.
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time plans were made for those
voted to hold meetings during the
preceeding their meeting. T h ir
having birthday anniversaries in Youth Recreation program and summer only on special call. At a
And then there was the
teen men were present including
the firs t quarter to entertain G irl Scouts. A t Christmas time special meeting called Mowlay
soldier who was so shy
Pfc. Fred Bosley, a member who
those having birthdays in April. boxes were packed fo r service after the school meeting it was
they put him in the re
has been in the south Pacific in
May and June. Those who had boys. 11 being sent overseas, sev voted to reelect a ll officers fo r the
señes.
the armed forces for the past 37
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bii thdays in the firs t three months en to boys in the U. S. and 31 coming year. They are: Pres.. Mrs.
months, and is now home on fu r
are to contact Mrs. Minnie W il- boxes of candy sent to the Marine
Fred Harris, vice president. Mrs.
lough. The devotional service was
Hollywood m otto: M a rr yin
lets. The degree captain announc hospital at Klamath Falls. Be
W illiam Earl; secretary, S. T
conducted by Ransom Cone and
haste, and repeat at leisure.
sides
these
gifts
the
club
has
pur
ed practice fo r June 22. the regu
Rose.
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three of the men presented the
la r meeting night, and urged all chased a set of dishes, service for
program.
Jack
Godard
spoke
on
.48,
and
the
membership
has
in
Mr. and Mrs. M urray Tnm n,.ii
BULL-ETIN
members to be present. On July
"O
ur
Responsibility
to
God;"
creased
from
21
to
59
members.
F lir t: A h it and run lover.
,12, installation of officers w ill be
Ethan Coston discussed “ Our Re
A t this time the newly elected
Our neighbor tells us her
held in the I.O.O.F. hall.
sponsibility to the Church" and
officers were installed by Alice
husband is very pious— he's
Howard Taylor talked on "O ur MIZPAH CLASS
Breedlove, installing officer, and
always saying ‘Grace’ in his
Responsibility to Our Pastor."
Mrs. A. J. Kammann entertain Adelia Hatch, installing officer.
deep.
Election o f officers was held for ed the Mizpah class of the Presby Leonune Knickerbocker heads the
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the coming year w ith Earl Balch terian Sunday school Tuesday af club this year as president; Caro
Well, we are s till on the job,
being elected president and Ran ternoon w ith 15 of the members lyn Hunt, vice president; Lottie
and since we haven't sold
som Cone, secretary. Appointive present. Mrs. Minnie W illets, pres Lee Lamb, corresponding secre
out yet, why not come in and
officers w ill be chosen later.
ident. was in charge o f the busi tary; Helen Hardy, treasurer and
reduce our inventory. We
ness session. A t this time $5.00 Ruth Bradford, recording secre
have lots of things you need,
CLUB PICNIC D IN N E R
was voted to be sent to Sheldon tary'- Mrs. Breedlove presented
w ith quality high, and prices
Jackson
school in Alaska and it each outgoing officer, Grace Cow
A picnic dinner was enjoyed by
just right.
an. Adelia Hatch, Della Gallo and
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members and guests of the Social w’as decided to have a rummage
Edna Burleson, w ith a gift, and
and
cooked
food
sale
September
Twelve club at the home of Mrs.
Mrs.
Breedlove, president the past
8.
On
July
17
the
class
w
ill
have
W. A. Hemenwayi Guests were:
Mrs. Della Richmond, Mrs. lim a a picnic at the park. Mrs. Kam year, was presented w ith a g ift by
the club members. The retiring of
Thum. Mrs. A rth u r Woolcott, Mrs. mann served refreshments at the
ficers presented Mrs. Breedlove
tea hour.
Clyde
Roberts
and
.Mrs.
A.
J.
129 North 9th
w ith a corsage. Mrs. Bonnie Schaf
Kammann. This was the last
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LA D IES BIBLE CLASS
fer was a guest fo r the evening.
meeting of the season. Mrs. Job
We Give S&H Green Stamps
Mrs. Charles Arnold was hostess
The standing committees ap
w ill be hostess to the group ih
to the Ladies Bible class of the pointed were: Membership: Mac
September.
9 * Methodist church Wednesday at Whitlock, chairman, Ruth Brad
m an all day m.-eting and basket ford, Dorothy W ert, Helen Smith
dinner in her yard. Eleven mem and Nellie Peterson; program.
bers were present fo r the meeting Martha Hicks, chairman, Carolyn
and dinner and two guests, Mrs. Hunt, Litia L ilja , Bessie Priddy,
H arry Wynne and Mrs. Lettie Margaret Conrad and
M yrtle
Knickerbocker. Mrs. Arnold led Kent; finance and auditing: Della
i the devotionals and Mrs. Elsie Gallo, chairman, Nellie Bukowski,
Wells gave a reading. A business Marie Wicks, Glenda Bushell and
meeting followed w ith the election Maud McLaughlin;
legislative,
o f officers fo r the ensuing year Edna Burleson, chairman, Helen
w ith the following results, presi Hardy, Inez Hoyt, Adelia Hatch;
dent, Mrs. Charles Arnold: vice education: Margaret Davies, chair-
president, Mrs. Grace Daskam; 'man, lim a Thum, Yola Baldwin,
secretary-treasurer,
Mrs. Elsie Grace Cowan and Eleanor Scott;
Wells; assistant treasurer. May publicity, Florence Barton, chair
Hogate; class teacher, Mrs. J. D. man. Paula Haynie, Louise Cone
Monroe and assistant teacher, Mrs. and M yrtle Neet; transportation,
Pearl Safley. The members re Marie Wicks, chairman, Alice
ported 15 calls on the sick and Breedlove, Lcontine Knickerbock
shutins and four bouquets were er and Florence Barton; health,
given out. The time was spent in Gurea Arnold, chairman, Gladys
Ro-e, Leona Veatch, Pearl Bressler
tying and completing a quilt.
and Mabie Gates; music, Lauice
HARMONY CIRCLE
Gardner, chairman. Rulh Cald
The Harmony Circle of the F irst well, Helen Hagen and Lila Gra
Baptist church met Wednesday af ham; international and public re
ternoon w ith Mrs. George Hardy, lations, Elizabeth MilLs, chairman,
11 members being present. Mrs. Delma Graham, Helen Olson,
Josephine Lovegren led the devo Marie Carstensen and Floy John
tional service and Mrs. £>. H. Pick son; hospitality, M ary Workman,
ens was guest speaker, gtv.ng a chairman, Lottie Lee Lamb, Beu
talk on missions. I t was dpcided lah Morgan, Veva Collier. Magna
not to meet in July, but w ill have Kammann; housing committee,
a jo in t meeting w ith the Mission Irene Boyd, chairman, Lenora
ary Circle in August, the date and Langston, Gladys Adams, M yrtle
place to be announced later. Mrs. Gleason, Viola Ramalia.
Hardy served refreshments at the
The club w ill meet again July
dose of the meeting.
2 at 7:30 in the Eagles hall.
TTie smooth frcslincss of the morning glory is yours for only
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SOCIAL MEETING N. OF W.
a few minutes of care each Jay m Thorough cleansing with
BIRTH D AY P l( NIC
The Neighbors of Woodcraft 1 Mr. and Mrs. Max Sears of De
ItLMO Cleansing Cream, invigorating rinsing with ELMO
met socially Tuesday evening with light Valley entertained a group
Skin Freshener—and ELMO Special Nite Cream, rich in
Mrs. Mary D uffy for a dessert and
of boys Wednesday evening at
gently lubricating oils, keep your skin youthfully radiant and
evening of cards. Three tables of their home honoring their son
bridge were a t play w ith Mrs.
petal fiesh.
$1.10
$2 20
$3.50, teius k oual tajq
Jerre on his eighth birthday anni
Anna Schoen and Mrs. Fanny Lea- versary. A picnic supper was serv
bo receiving high honors.
ed the boys by Mrs. Sears after
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which they enjoyed playing games
6:3« POTLUCK
and Jerre received many nice
The United Spanish W ar Vet gifts. Those enjoying the evening
erans and auxiliary w ill meet.
were Keith and Brian Haworth,
Monday evening at 6:30 fo r a pot
luck supper and m onthly session Bobby and Duane Shofstall, F ran
at the home of M r. and Mrs. cis Hite, Neal Hogate, Dale Sears
George Sweet.
and the honored guest.
' visit.xi nt Redmond Spnd.n
y |, x |<utl» B low n mid children
, of New'iairt «|>ent several days vis
iting w ith her sister, Mrs. Ivan
Hants.
Mrs Claude Fluster is Improv
ing and is able to be up at her
home here.
Munday, Jpne 2-fili he. !»• •»>
designated ns the grange church
day. Tti<- grunge w ill attend He
bron church In a isaly after which
u potluck dinner w ill lx- enjoyed
! by all.
Buy W ar Bonds and keep them
iMtham
B. & P. W. Activities
Of Year Reviewed at
Formal Dinner 18th
M & W MARKET
Fresh Meats, Groceries and Feed
5th S treet and H ighw ay
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