TlirnshW DECEMBER I I 1045
LUNCHEON, X'MAM PARTY
Mrs. Claude Kime entertained
the El Martes club Tuesday nt a
luncheon and Christmas party
with a tree and gift exchange. As
a part of the entertainment,
Christmas «arolx were sung, and
a gui-rsmg game played with the
one guessing Hie right amount of
eggs gathered on the Kime farm
received the eggs The five eggs
A W. Helllwell
went to Hazel Saltsman.
Phone 65
Cottage Grove
Mr* George Matthews will en
tertain the club nt th<- next meet
I'« vorvtliiii^ for Mun___________
ing, January 8th.
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CHIHMTMAM (.11 I IA( HANGF.
1». OF It.. CARNATION < LI B
Mrs. Joe Bricher and Mrs J. W.
A combined meeting of the De
Tarr were host.' ax recently to
gree of Honor lodge and the Car
the members of the Catholic Al
nation club wa* held Monday
night with a covered dl«h dinner tar Society at the parish housc
HENNEMMV M< \EW NI IT!ALM at the home of Meri King with when they met for their annual
Chrixtma* party anil gilt ex
ANSOIM ED
Dori* Morelock uMiatant hostra*.
Mr and Mn. It
McNew have This was the Christma* party and change. Plans were made for the
received announcement of the gift exchange. The decorative children's party and election «if
marriage of their daughter, PFC. •chemr of the season wax carried officer* was held.
Mr*. F. L Glerau anil Mrs. Rob
Agnr* McNew to S Sgt Thon. II out in a lighted decorated Chn»t-
ert Boyce Jr., will Ire host« <c*
Hrnncaay, which wu» aolcmnizrd ma* tree.
f6r tin- next meeting on January
at Tacoma, Washington, Novem
A short buxine** aewdOn wax 'HI,
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ber 30th S Sgt Hennessy is home held with tile election of officer*.
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ELEC
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on leave and was a primmer of Those being elected were Bonnie
The Daughter* of the Union
war in Germany for 42 month* Schaffer, past president; Ethel
Veterans of the Civil War hi 4d an
Hr to the m»n of Mr and Mrs W. Hammond, president;
France*
J 1 tennexxy of Tacoma
Swanson, first vice; Wilda King, election of officer* at th«- meeting
PFC. McNew, who I* applying iiecond vice; Bernadine laiyng, • ¿I the tent December 11th at the
for a discharge, han been with the treasurer; Lochlc Thompson, In home of Mrs Mabel Doleman. The
WAC* mationed at the Tacoma ner watch and Morl King, outer following were elected: Lauretta
Safley, president; Mabel Doleman,
Ordnance depot an ulctyplxt. She watch.
senior vice president;
Maude
1» a graduate of the local Union
A social evening of bridge fol
high school with the claim of '41 lowed the election and business Wright, junior vice president;
Louisa Tohlen. chaplain; Hazel
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session
Tohlen, treasurer; Marie Sorcn-
(OVEKED DISH IHWEK
sen,council member No. 1; Pearl
The Pa«t Noble Grand club C. G REBEKAH LODGE
Safley, council member No. 2;
member*, their husband* and fam
Cottage Grove Rebekah lodge Mamie Gidncy, council mi tuber
ilies will have a covered dish din
No. 3; Bertha Gunderson, patriot
met for the regular meeting Fri
ner In the KM >F hall Thursday day evening in the 1< m >F hall. ic instructor. The apjiointive of
evening, December 20, at t>:30
During the evening w<*dding gift* ficer* will be announced later.
p. m. At thi* lime election of of
Mr*. Laura England of Eugene,
were presented to the Noble Grand
ficer« will be held for the coming Mr*. Elwyn Rude and to Mr*. departmnet president, and Mr*. El
year and Pollyanna name« will la- George Drury, both of whom arc va Eldred of Portland, depart
drawn.
ment council member No. 1, gave
recent brides. Mr*. Rude received
a lovely woolen blanket from a instructive anti informative talks.
It was announced that the pub
group of Rebekahs and Mrs. Dru
ry received a china teapot from lic installation ot officers will be
held January 8. The public i*
the lodge.
cordially invited to attend.
It was announced that the Staff
At the December 11th meetign
club will hold it* Christma* party there was an exchange of gifts.
at 6:00 o'clock December 14 for Delicious refreshment* by the
all members and their families. It hostesses, Ei»ie McClarnan, Ruth
wa* also announced that the an Rose and Maude Wright, conclud
nual homecoming for the Rebck- ed a very delightful evening.
an and Odd Mellow lodge* will I m *
held on January 4th and the-dis
trict deputy will be present at
that time.
Creswell
FOR HIS CHRISTMAS
Give A Merchandise Order
on
The Men’s Toggery
SOCIETY
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THE RENTTVED, COTTAGE CROA E. OREGON
Reports of th<- hard wind and
rain storm keep coming in. of
broken power line* and telephone
line* snapp'd or in cross tangles,
that brought surpiised and strange
voice* in cross-talk contact for
several days.
Many a roof lost about all its
shingles and the gale ripped up
yard* and yard* of com]x**ition
roofing and sent them fiying in
the air like huge wiki frightened
bird*. At the H. S. Joslin home
on the highway, a lug limb broke
from the top of a tall fir tree in
the yard, came hurtling down,
missing the house roof by a few
feet only. The butt of the limb
was over a foot through. We are
asking for bids on tree topping
men.
Christmas activities are becom
ing mon- ami more numerous.
Among them, at the Sisterhood of
the Christian church, past noble
grand at the home of Mrs. L.
Brown, and an election ot officers
with Mrs. G. Post, president, Mr*.
L. Brown, vice president, and Mrs.
C. Ellis, secretary-treasurer. De-
cembei 31 was decided on for the
next meet.
The Conquerors class met at
the Methodist church annex for
their Christmas ¡»arty and ex
change of Christmas gifts. Cam
as Swale clup meet» December 11
for its Christmas program and
party, and Honor Reix-kah meets
December 12 with an entertain-
nfent and a contribution Christ
mas box. Truly Christmas is on
the way!
The Creswell city dads met
Monday and voted to build a
shelter over the new well, and a
new jail. Two resignations follow
ed, C. Goheen resigned as mar
shall and A. Denney from the wa
ter board. G. N. McDonah wax
tendered Ixrth jobs and accepted.
Old friends are glad to welcome
T.-Sgt. A. Basil Smith back from
Seattle where he has been an in
mate of a veterans hospital. He
saw heavy action in Africa and
other places, and was war prison
er in Austria. He has bought
building lots close to the H. W,
Taylor home and expect* to built
quite soon.
The turkey dinner and baz.aar
of the Prexbyterian society wa*
one grand nucceM, netting them
$261.83. The dinner wa* held in
the roomy dining room and club
room of the grange hall.
Flu wem« to be quite preval
ent these days and C. C. Williams,
principal grade schools, wa* one
of the victim* the past week.
Mrs. Eliza Thompson celebrated
her 92nd birthday November 29,
with friend* and relatives gather
ing at her home for the evening.
Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Stone ac-
companird by Mr. and Mr*. H. S.
Joslin, attended the University
Symphony concert at the school of
music auditorium in Eugene, Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Mary Loutoe Stone, uni
versity student and talented viol
in artist, to a member of the
symphony orchestra. Mis* Stone
i* the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Stone.
The decorations include: two
Distinguished Flying Crosses, four
Silver Star*, 12 Legion of Merit
awards, 433 Bronze Stars, 388 Air
Medals, five Soldier’*s Medals, 60
Purple Heart* and 103 unit cita
tions or commendations.
NEW
Building Materials
Yes, we are getting new materials now.
Just received a large shipment of doors.
We also have a large stock of sheathing
lumber and dimension
We still have a good supply of coal left.
0. K. Supply Co.
Phone 33
A true man never frets about
The secret heart is devotion's
his place in the world, but just temple; there the saint lights the
slides into it by the gravitation flame of purest sacrifice, which
of his nature, and swings there as burns unseen but not unaccepted.
easily as a star.
A. H. Chapin.
-—Hannah Moore.
BUY NOW!
THESE CANDY AND NUT ITEMS FOR CHRISTMAS ARE
ON DISPLAY NOW AT YOUR IRISH SWARTZ STORE.
BETTER BUY EARLY THIS YEAR.
PEANUTS
Rose Brand
Fresh
Roasted
MIXED
NUTS
Grangers Grow Social Crops
The annual covered dish Christ
mas dinner and party with gift
exchange by the Constellation club
। was held Thursday afternoon in
the Masonic club rooms with Mrs.
Maude Wheeler, Mr*. Fred Bres
"P" stands for pleasure—come sler ami Mr*. Roy Mueller a*
on and take a stroll
hostesss**. Nineteen member* and
To Healthville, the town we’ve two children were present to en
joy the dinner and social after
set for our goal.
Drink OUR MILK enroute and noon. January 3rd will I m * the next
meeting date of the club.
drink plenty of it.
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RETIREMENT PLAN
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COCOA, Hershey’s lb
COFFEE, Del Monte
The Mizpah class of tthe Pres-
byteriart Sunday school will hold
its Christmas party December 18
in the church parlors at 2:00 pm.
Exchange of gifts will be held and
Mrs. George Hohmann and Mrs.
William Chestnut will be hostess
es.
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