SOCIETY
'ranging from luncheons mid bual-
••*■« meetings to a limit parade
and Junior Prom.
Mothers will begin arriving In
Eugvm« Friday, May 6, with an
executive board meeting slated
that afternoon. Saturday will In­
clude a full M’hedulc of activities
and the week end will officially
close Sunday afternoon with an
openair concert by the winners of
the all-campux sing
Cottage Grove Veterans of For­
eign Wars Auxiliary was hoat to
District No. 17 at the spring con­
vention held at thr Jrxul armory
Friday night when 60 delegates
and members from Oakridge.
Junction City, M areola, Creswell,
Springfield and Eugene gathered
for the meeting.
Most Hadlu Mlatluna
At the election of officers, Mrs
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At least a dozen events are in­ mura than any other city in thr Ross Beeson of Willamette Auxil­
iary. of Eugene was unanimously
cluded In this year's program, world.
elected president.
< ither officers named to serve
with Mrs. Beeson are: Mrs. Or­
ville Rhoades, Springfield, senior
vice-president; Mrs Robert Hill,
Eugene, j u n'l o r vice-president;
Mis
George Laraon, Junction
City, treasurer; Mrs Lloyd Cam­
eron, Eugene, chaplain; Mrs Har­
rold Johnston, Creswell, conduc-
tres«; Mrs U’c Duffy. Cottage
Whore Smart Roupie Shop
Grove, guard. Mrs Charles Inger
still. Springfield, secretary; Mrs,
William Dawson, Eugene, assis­
tant conductress; Mrs. Rose Orr.
< ink ridge,
pa t riot ic inst ruct or;
MOTHERS DAY GIFTS
Mrs Basil Smith, Creswell, flag
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baarari Mn Warren Wright, CM
। tage Grove, (winner bearer; Mrs
Gloves
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Jean Hicks of Junction City, Mrs
Lloyd Shaw of Marcóla, Mrs
Charles A. Humphreys of Eugene
| and Mrs Thomas Sharman of
Springfield, color Ix-anTs; Mrs
S. S Stiverson. Eugene, musician
Installing officer was Mrs Her-
, bert Dana. Portland, national
council memlwr and past depart­
ment president', assisted by Mrs.
W’llliam Ashworth of Portland,
department conductress who
served as installing conductress,
and Mrs. Cail Oberg of Portland,
department chaplain, who served
us assistant conductress. Install­
ing color bearers were Mrs" Allen
ERESI! FLOWERS FROM Ol'R GREEMK»I SES
Jessen of Eugene, Mrs Clifford
Marjorie Seubert Wilton will tie accompanist for the E iljene
Johnson of Marróla, Mrs. Harry
Allen of Springfield, and Mrs Women's Choral Hub concert to be given here In the high M-bool
Jack Hartman of Springfield.
auditorium "" the night of May IS. This concert is lieing sponsored
Report« form six of the seven by thr
MrthiHhM ( htirch choir. Her aAnuunrrnirnt on page I.
auxiliaries of the district were
read and Mrs. Rolwrt Taylor of
PROGRAM
Springfield, who recently was of­
Large assortment of potted plants.
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ficially designated as Oregon Stars With Little Golden Sandals
Berwald
Beautiful cut flower bouquets
Mother, was presented to the con- When 1 Bring to You Coloured Toys
Carpenter
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Choice corsages
The Deserted......................... ........................
Baldwin
Mrs. George Pike of Portland,
Incidental Solo
Lolita Pierson
wife of the department service of­
J. S. Bach
ficer. was among the guests from O
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outside the district, a number of
others coming also from Corvallis Vision Fugitive from "Hcrodiade"
Massenet
Following the convention the Lungi
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dal Caro Bene
Secchi
sixty auxiliary visitors and mem- Lord Randall ........... _.... .....................
Scott
twrs of th«- posts were served re­
Mr. McMullen
freshments in the armory dining
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nsim by a committee composed of .
Dusk in the Tropics
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• Clokey
Mrs. Lee Duffy, new president
Clokey
of the Cottage Grove Auxiliary, 1 Andi .io Uillriby
Incidental Solo
Diane Erdman
"In Mother's memory
Mrs. W. B Patten, Mrs. Colin
Bircsak
Ga rout to, Mrs. Roy Sherman, i s-ert Nactalgia
Wear flowers white
Shashkin-Ston<
Mrs. Warren Wright, nnd Mrs Why Are You Blinking Your Eyes
Mux Bird.
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For living Mothers
Bogers and
Oh What a Beautiful Morning from “Oklahoma" .
M. P. G. CLUB ENTERTAINED
Wear flowers bright”
Hammerstein
Mrs. ('. C. Cruson entertained
Surrey With the Fringe on Top from "Oklahoma"
the M P. G. club Tuesday with a
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one o'clock luncheon and aftcr- Soliloquy from “Carousel"
Mr McMullen
noon of n<-vdlework and visiting
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A combination of wisteria and
arr. by Harlcy-Aschenbrenner
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lilacs made attractive decorations Finnish Folk Song .............................
arr. Parrish
Mrs. A W. Helliweli will enter­ Oh Rise- Shine .............. ...................... ...... .................
1704 West Main
Phone 182
tain the club at the next meeting, Now Rest Beneath Night's Shadows
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May 17.
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U. OF O. MOTHERM
TO HE FETED
University of Oregon, Eugene,
University <>f Oregon mother«
from nil parts of the nation will
Ite feted un the campus Muy 6-8
ns guests of Ihe university for the
22nd annual Oregon mothers
The Smart Shop
Lois G Leonard
MOTHERS DÍ1Y
Sunday, May 8th
Place Your Orders
Sunnyside Greenhouses
THE EUGENE WOMAN’S CHORAL CLUB
of 80 Talented Voices
VreHcnts
Friday, May 13th
High School Auditorium
8:00 P. M.
IM INALI) W ALLTON
I >i rector
M ARJORIE St OBERT Wil
Accompanist
JAMES’McMI LLEN, I niversity of Oregon Baritone
SPONSORED BY THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH CHOIR
Admission: (JOc . Adults
Benefit of Music for the < 'huteli Choir
35c - Children
PAST .MATRONS WILL BE
I-ADIES* AUXILIARY F.O.E.
GUERTR AT DESSERT
ELEITN OFFICERS
Members of the Past Matrons
The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
Fraternal Order of Eagles met in club will be guests Monday. May
the Eagles hall the evening of 9. at a 1:30 dessert at the home of
May 3 for its regular meeting and Mrs. Vinal Randall Sr. Mrs. Ran­
election of officers. Those elected dall and Mrs. Francis Horn will
to office were: Past president, be hostesses.
Velma Forrester; president. Mae
Members not able to attend are
Tennis; vice president. Maude to notify one of the hostesses.
Wilson; chaplain. Elsie DeYoung:
conductress. L a v e r n a Pitcher;
secretary,
Lula
McCullough; INSTITUTE FOR MAY IS
treasurer, Frances Stout; lodge
At the regular meeting of the
mothers, Eleanor Partin and Eliza Women's 'Christian Temperance
Booher; outside guard. Mabel Union held Wednesday at the
Bassett;
Leona home of Mrs. Carol Witherspoon,
inside guard,
Brock; trustee. Edna Pitcher; plans were made for the coming
drill captain. Wilda King; musi­ county W.C.T.U. institute to be
cians. June Johnson and Fern held in the local Church of God.
Anderson.
May 13. Thi-. will la' an all day
covered dish
Initiation was hold for Virgie meeting wi
Duer, Vickie Nowak and Ada luncheon at the noon hour. All
interested people are invited to
Pitcher.
The next meeting will he May attend.
At the regular meeting Wednes­
17 and will be the Auxiliary birth­
day party. At this time all past day afternoon Mrs. C. B. Starkey
presidents and charter members led the dcvotionals and Mrs.
will be honored guests, and the Withersjxxm p , sented the lesson.
Eugene Auxiliary will be invited. Besides the r. ;u ar members there
were three \ -iters.
N. OF W. PRESENTS
MOTHER'S DAY PROGRAM
Julia Bartels, newly elected
guardian neighbor, and her staff
of officers presided at the regular
meeting of the Neighbors of
Woodcraft Tuesday evening when
a Mother's day program was pre­
WHEM I ASKED YOUTo'i
sented. Mary Lou Wolfard ren­
INVITB YOUR FRIENDS
dered several piano numbers;
OVER FOR ADRINKOFMILK
Fannie Lcalto sang "That Wonder­
ful Mother of Mine"; Jean Thiel
r NEITMIRD®
gave a reading, "A Tribute to
HAD SO MOMMY-
Mother."
Mrs. Thiel presented corsages
“ MILK WAS FROM
to the oldest mother present, Eva
Hatch, to the youngest grand­
GAOFE MAIDDAIAY
mother, Julia Bartels and to Ilie
mother with the largest family,
Nellie Blackmore.
Announcement was made that
the next social meeting will lx*
May 17 at 8:(X) o'clock at the
V/AY/
home of Mrs. R. B. Hill, 60 W.
17th street, in Eugene.
Refreshments were served at
the close of the evening by Adelia
Hatch and Eva Hatch with the
tables decorated in keeping with
Mother's day, using May baskets
and candles.
Hostesses for the next meeHng
will be Mary Duffy and Martna
Cooley.
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Sense of Becs
Bees have a sense of smell. They
can distinguish between various
odors.
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GIRL WOUTS ENJOY
SKATING PARTY MAY 3
The Girl Scout troop No. 94 and
leader. Mrs. John White, and as-
। sistant leader, Mrs. Ruth Greweiie
and troop No. 48 and leader. Mrs.
George Woolcry. enjoyed a skat­
ing party Tuesday night in the
Inc«I armory. Giving the party for
the Scouts were their sponsors,
the Business and Professional
Women's club and the American
Legion Auxiliary.
After skating they enjoyed re­
freshments by candlelight in the
| Girl Scout room, where the tables
were attractively decorated with
1 purple and white lilacs. Mrs
Frank Miller and Mrs. Prescott
were present and assisted in serv-
j ing the refreshments.
B. A p. w. -NAME DELEGATE»
TO C ONVENTION
The regular bi-monthly meeting
of the Business and Professional
Women's club was held Monday
night in the city library. Dele­
gates to the state convention to
be held May 13-14-15 in Salem
are: Lottie Lee Lamb. Edna Pil­
ler. Hazel Tohlen and Ella Beers
Alternates are: Alice Breedlove.
Edna Burleson, Dorothy Wert and
Ethel Krauss. Adelia Hatch, presi­
dent of the local club, is a mem­
bet of the state board, and will
also attend the convention.
During the business meeting
two new members were welcomed.
Ethelmae Denhar? and Mary Alyce
Bryson. It was voted to contribute
120.00 to the city lib/arv fund.
The next meeting will lx* a din­
ner meeting at the RainlKzw ^afe,
he program being in charge of
Catherine Sedergren, chairman of
equal rights committee. There will
tie a guest speaker, and Albert
Davies of the forest sei vice will
.how the film "Realm of thi
Wild."
I hors.. May 5, Itti#
The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon
ment tests were administered as
an aid in placing pupils in their
freshman classes, and pre-registra-
tion was completed.
Guests were entertained at a
student body assembly presented
oy the public speaking class.
Total American cat population la '
about 11 million. Straya and un-
nurcber«d cate number »ptMOxi
mat«ly 10:3 million. nop|B th«
American Falin« Society, Inc Tw
ty per cent of all American famll
own one or more cata.
Mri. A P
Watts'
MOTHER 8
DAY
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MOTHER
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Eighth Graders Are
1 Visiting CGUHS
Today eighth grade boys and
girls who will enter the freshman
class next fall visited the local
high school, approximately 175
in number. Included in the dis­
trict are the following schools:
Jefferson in Cottage Grove. Culp
Creek, London, —
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Delight
Valley
Disston, Doiena, Latham. Lynx
Hollow, Saginaw, Silk Creek and
Blue Mountain.
This was an all day affair
with a general inspection of the
buildings, visiting of classes, play
activities, assemblies and a noon
luncheon.
At a special assembly guests
were greeted by Supt. Virgil
Kingsley. Student leaders dis­
cussed the many activities carried
on in the high school and explain­
ed student government.
English and mathematics place- ■
Sunday.
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