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CKESWEM. HEADERS ATTENTION Mns. O. I. KENT 1« your Creswell new* representative for news end ml- VerUalng — Her number la Creswell M7, CRESWELL NEWS Published by The» Sent Inri, Cottagi' (¡rove, < iregon Grange Deputy Visits Creswell Grange Jan. 24 CREMWKLLK OWN .NEWSPAPER PAGE I CRESWELL was given a real mu»ie;i| treat Mon 'riy evening by th«' Eugene Chapter of the Society for the I’reservallon mid FJieourngeuu nt of Rarlx-rNhop Quartet Singing in America as a iH'ni-flt for the March of Dimes at th«' high s« b«x>l The receipts were $131 (X>, according lo the chairman I! N. Traxler, who exprexaed hl« appreciation for the courtiny and for the help of others who assisted ‘I’he director, J H Lcnlxi and a mrniher of the chorus of fifty voices, Robert A Olson ar«' both former Creswell residents Besides numbers by th«' entire chorus the following quartet!«-» were present ed: “Lumber La«h." "Split Keys," 1 "Plungets" and the "Ja jwr Jills" n quartette of women, II new feu ture on the program Refreshments were served the ■Ingria In the Home Economics room. (71 ESWELL Mrs Edwin Nur man. »latv Grange deputy, wan a guest at the m«'etlng of Creawell Grange Thuraday evening and gave Instruction» on the ritualis tic Work of the order All officer, were present with II H Brown presiding A basket aupper was plutmed to follow the busine»» me«'tlng of February 13 with Mr and Mrs Joe Guth. Mr and Mrs E F Ma lone. Mi and Mn W J Pobon and Mr nnd Mrs Jv»» Iles» In «•tiargc An oyster (upper wai also plan m^d for Thursday, January 31 with serving to begin at 6 30 The Grunge approved the suggestion of the home economics committee that the club room tx* cnrioMci •nd a heater installed atoo the purchase of an apartment »lie rang« For the oyster supper those memlx'rs whose names tx-gln with A to L arc to bring potato salad and the remainder lo bring sand- wiehe» CRESWELL The teachers Mrs Q R Miller. Mra. W. W training course of th«' Central Ijinc Smith and Mis J. C. Partocy will County Presbyterian Council will serve cm the kltrbam cvtnmitt««'. be held at the Creswell Presbyter Ethel DeBerry. Marlene Smith, ian church Sunday, February 3 Mrs C C. Hollrnion. Joan Corn ftx>m 3 to fl p m All church school wall, Mrs Joe Simon, dining rrxwn ti'achcni and those who will serve Mr» F E Vick, Mrs P A Main, as teachers ar«' urged to attend. buying Mr and Mm Frank Ri«d- The program will be in two parts, ding and Mn. Leo Netsel added to the ways and means c<mi- <>n«' on “Introductions to be Bibi«*” will be led by Rev. Byron mhbv of the grange. D Hughes, assistant jiastor of the For the piogrnm poems and Central Presbyterian Church of articirs were read by Mrs Smith Eiugenc, the second by the local Mrs Miller, Mm E D. Grousbeck pastor, Rev Gerald G. Emerson and Mrs. C J. Chitoni on "Why Am 1 Teaching?" The women of the church will serve a 50 cent supper in the social GlKLM iM T LEADEKN rtxxn following the meeting These PLAN MEMORIAL DAY groups will meet each Sunday in CRESWELL Gill Scout leadrn February, the place to be an Mme* Norman Skaggs and I»ren nounced. W«Ktro|X' went to Cottage Grove Monday to nsidxt in making pre limlnary plans for Juliette Lowe Day Representatives from each troop in Cottage Grove and Cres well will m«Tt nt th«- OeUlane ach<xil tn Cresw«'l| Saturday. Feb- < 'RF2»WEIJ. Miss D o r o t h y ruary 23 at 1.30 pm. to make plans for the Juliette Lowe play Bcdersen of Eugene presented her i,.»i„ hi-*. L । il,,lino pupils in a recital at the day Lane in Mny. of cóuntÌ ' il! prot-nf Ì ^V^rlU2.,^.7h‘lr’i<tayIfVening. xtvle Bhnw VI 1 : Fhose jmrtlcipating were Bobby Jo M to. L w 2 Montgomery. Carla Wright. Char- at the W xdro« Wilson Junior Montgomery. - ■ Denn Taylor, hillh »i'h.nil m T». ■ ' Montgomery. Urwn myior, Teacher Training Course Offered Feb. 3 Presbyterian Church Creswell A and B Squads Win Games From Pleasant Hill, Coburg Fives Around Town .. . By Dee Burns Mrs. C. I. Kent, Reporter Phone S51 Prattle«' for the Community! HHU m will resume rcmirn«* nt the Civic f'uu.- Chorus clubhouse E'riday, February 1 at 7 .'K» p m with Byron Westlake as director Anyone Intcirsted is in vlted to join Mrs. C J Collum is president of the group and Mrs. E D. Grousbeck is secretary Mrs. Philip Bristow and lia by daughter Kathleen returned to their home m Portland Sunday spending two weeks with Mis Bristow's parents Mr. nnd Mrs Ivnl S. Wilson Mr Bristow carne for them Mr. and Mrs. W G CumplM*l| of Baker. Mont. aito visitad last wvek at the Wilson home Mr» Campbell is a sister of Mrs Wilson Members of the Creswell Com munity Fair board are called to a meeting nt the city hall Tues day, Febru.iry 5 nt 7 pm Organi zations who have representatives arc to see that they arc notified. Mrs A V Humerkopf of Mish- awaka. Ind. 1« a guest of Mr. and Mrs W W Creswell Grange will hold a benefit oyster supper at the hall Thursday, January 31 with serv ing to begin at 6:30 The menu will consist of oyster soup, crack ers, potato salad, sandwiches, des sert and coffee. Members whose name begin from A to L are to bring salads and from M to Z. sandwiches. Following the supper the Youth Group will have charge of a social time in the lodge room The public U invited to both activities. Section Three THURSDAY. JANUARY 31, 1952 14-YEAR-OLD MOTHER AND INFANT Musical Benefit Nets March of Dimes) 131 18 Pages A MERE 14 YEARS OLD herself, Mrs. Geraldine Hudson holds her son, Donald Jeremiah, born by Caesarean section. In New York’s Metropoli tan Hospital. Her machinist-husband, Sanford, is Just 19. The couple • loped to Arlington, Va., last SL Valentine's Day. (International) ('hrlsttan Church, I.awrcncr M. Bixler pastor. Sunday school at 10 a m. Ivan Parks, superintendent Morning worship at 11 o'clock Evening service at 8 p.m. iQ* Charles Dickerson CRESWELL Mrs. Fletta CRESWELL —■ Kathryn Smith Mathews was welcomed by trans was elected to membership at fer from California at the meeting Alpha Nu club of Theta Rho at of Honor Rebekah lodge Wednes the Thursday evening meeting. day evening Two applications for Initiation will be held at the Feb mcmlxTship by initiation were pre ruary 14 meeting. Nancy Green sented. and Leota Nickle will serve the The lodge approved the plans refieshments. The roll call re R E Rogers has tiought the for a Creswell Community Chest sponse will be names of birds. place on north highway formerly and Mrs. Norman Skaggs was ap Martha Black. E'aye Rogers and owned by jh«' late Mrs. Idclla pointed lo represent the lodge at Barbara Doolittle were appointed Welsh and is making repairs and ■ committee meeting of other as a finance committee for the redecorating the place. groups of town. The noble grand, new term- The district meeting Mrs Esbond Cartwright appoint was announced to be March 22 at Girl Scouts will care for small ed her committees for the'year Springfield. children while the mothers attend including, welcome, Mrs. J. R. Mil A skating party was planned on Mothers Club Friday, February 1 ler; visiting. Mrs. W. J. Polson: an early date in February with at ( reslanc school. Gordon Corner, scrap book. Mrs. C. I. Kent; sta Edna Hensen and Lucille Denney principal of the Santa Clara grade tionary and jewelry, Mrs. E. E. in charge. school will speak. Allen; tran»|x>rtation, Mrs. V. W Johnston. Mrs. Cartwright; fi A moving picture entertainment nance. Mrs R. G. St. Clair, Mrs. as a courtesy of the Standard Oil H. H. Brown and Mrs. Allen. nervr us modfk fnim Croswell are m /II h Beverly Brundidge and Gloria r,ylor' ‘'’""‘e Kirkendall Company is planned for March 14 A letter of thanks was received Carpenter, Ihircnt» and Trueblood Alternates ate Phyllis und / ' Nancy , ' ----- • t the Crcslane school. Refresh from Vernon Kerr of the U. S. Feting and Karen < Otoe" \?T'' were guests also Miss ments of ice cream, cake, pie cof Navy for the cheer box sent him Sna.t» will attend and the mother» ''Z ' "nilMrM fer and punch will be sold as a by the lodge. CRESWELL L. A. Whitney benefit number for the club. No Mrs. F.L. DeBerry resigned as and Mr and Mrs. Norman Skaggs are alio invited. They will meet A Pedersen and her sister Karen ch/ircr tn Ihn rvietnr*«»». «U» ' at the Creswell grade school nt of Eugene. A social time followed charge to see the pictures and the staff captain and Mrs. Johnston attendee! the Lane County IOOF CRESWELL TO OBSERVE the recital and refreshments were public is invited. was elected to the office. The of- leaders Council at Junction City । NATIONAL YOUTH WEEK 12:45 pm. «nd go by school bus. serveri. lice of advisor for the Theta Rho Sunday. Officers for the new year j < CRESWELL —---------- -- In keeping with Mrs. Eula Smith’s grade school club was declared vacant and Mrs. I were elected with Mr. Skaggs as The E Z club meets Tuesday, National Youth Week a meeting students have elected the follow Loren Westrope was recommended president; Mrs. Bert Hatch, vice February 5 with Mrs L J Quig. MILS. NELLIE OGDEN of all the young folks of the Cres ing officers: Billy Beebcr, presi to fill the vacancy. MAKR1ED IN EVGENE president; Mrs. R. P. Stolsig, sec well churches will be held at the Icy for an afternoon session. dent; Delbert Scott, vice president; Mrs. Skaggs retiring staff cap retary. The group recommended Presbyterian church Sunday, Feb CRESWELL Mrs Nellie ()g- Ramona Birdsong, secretary; tain was presented with a gift. On that each IOOF Lodge set up a ruary 3 at 4:30 p.m. The theme of den. a resident of Creswell for a Coralene Riddle, treasurer; FMna the serving committee for the next disaster fund in order to help number of years and Frank E. Roseberry, librarian; Lorraine meeting arc Mrs. J. V. Birdsong other lodges and lodge members the program will be "The Call.” This is a part of the United Evan- Kennedy of Eugene were rnatried Bentley, nx>m representative; and and Mrs. T. A. Bcssoncttc. any where in the United States gelistic Youth Mission and is na- Wednesday, January 23 at the George Crites, sergeant at arms. who have been victims of some tion wide. court bourse in Eugene, Judge disaster. DORCAS CIRCLE G. F Skipworth officiating Wit Mrs J. H. Minkler, Girl Scout TO BE ENTERTAINED Harley Looney of the board of -MRS. TRAXLER SURPRISED nesses wore Ms and Mrs C. M. "visitor" was a guest at the meet AT TRAXLER HOME control of junior lodges was a CRESWELL—A surprise pot Taylor, daughter and son-in-law ing of troop 144 at the home of the CRESWELL Mrs. V. W John- speaker and he stressed the need luck birthday supper and social <»f Mr Kennedy. leader. Mrs. Norman Skaggs. of the youth as representatives to Ilir couple will make their home Thursday. A survey of troops in ston, Mrs. H. N. Tra.xicr and Mrs the United Nations Conference. It evening for Mrs. H. N. Traxler In Eugene where the groom is fore- this area is being made in the W. D. Tiedjc will entertain the was recommended that each lodge was held at her home Wednesday evening. Some of the women lo man at the Shamrock Lumlter interest of Scouting. The girls Dorcas Circle of the Methodist assist in paying the way of dcle- cated the house key and had sup I Mill. worked on puppets to be used for Church at the Traxler home Wed j gates from Oregon. A special per ready when Mrs. Traxler ar- a coming entertainment, also first nesday, February 6. The business meeting will be held at Creswell rived from her office. Present meeting will be held at 2:30 p.m E. J. (iREENWOOD aid and games badges and on and Eflwin Ditto, high school prin-, Sunday, February 24 to learn the were Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Green, DIREtTOR IXM AL PHONE ( O. indvidual badges. cipal. will speak during th«- pro- h ™0«0»» of ’he propositions. The Mr. and Mrs. W D. Tiedje. Mr. CRESWELL E. J. Greenwood gram hour beginning at 3 o'clock. ' ?ext re£ular meeting will be at and Mrs. F. A Everson, Mr and was elected cily director for two The Harry Lewis family of Mrs. J. E. Smith will have charge j Lt>rane April 27. Mrs. G. L. Decker and Mr. and years ot the Creswell Consolidated Springfield visited Sunday with Mrs. Traxler. Telephone Company at the annual Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Vick, parents of thc devotions. The birthdays of Miss Jeanne Tiedje and Mrs. meeting Monday at the Grange of Mrs. Lewis. A son Richard the month will be observed. Mem James Shoop attended the musical NEW 4-H CLUB FORMED hull and Robert Sly was re-elected Lewis was to leave the next day bers are to bring guests. number at the McArthur Court in CRESWELL—A new 4-H Club director of the north district for for army service. Eugene Tuesday evening. has been formed with Mr. and ATTENDS POMONA GRANGE the same length of time The new Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stevens set of by-laws were lead and ap CRESWELL - R. E. Rogers. of Salem spent the week end with Mis. Ted Mogstad as loaders. It Mrs. Karl Duyck received word has been named the Cherokee proved and the financial rcjx>rt this week that her nephew Clar Mrs Birdsong. Mrs. Karl her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Club number 68 and is particularly for the year was read by the sec ence Rowland of Clarkston. Wash , ■Duyck, Mrs. Frances L. Francis Everson. interested in knot tieing. Vidar retary, Mrs. A. B. Smith J. G. 50, Greyhound bus driver had lx-en and Mrs. C. I. Kent attended the Alexander has been elected presi Griffith presided at the meeting killed Friday on the way to Pomona Grange conference at Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wild of Sjxikane when a beer truck skidd Santa Clara Friday. Rogers is Cannon Beach visited last week dent; Willy Alexander, vice presi Members of the Star club serv ed on the icy pavement and Pomona Master, Mrs. Birdsong is with her sister Mrs. T. A. Besso- dent; .Duane Mogstad, secretary; Dennis Mogstad, news reporter, ed 84 members and guests of the struck the bus. He was pinned be Creswell Grange lecturer and Mrs. nette and family. Harry Hershey, song leader. Masonic lodge at a banquet fol hind the wheel for more than an Duyck is chairman of the home lowing their special meeting of hour, his right leg was severed and economics committee. Mrs. Kent Saturday night when the Master he died enroute to a hospital. Row- i served as musician music for the ritual Mason drerco was conferred on land had recently been cited for I istic demonstrat ions Each one nt- twu cantmiatex. 1 he Nome group twenty years ut service turnout I « voulu a uiueieucv committee i will serve a merchants lunch at an accident. Mr. and Mrs. DUyck ixmfercnce and will report at the ' II. A. and Nedru Woolman the Masonic hall February 29. next Grange meeting. visited with him last fall. Norman Skaggs Heads Lone County IOOF for 1952 1 — churches For the first time in five years, At Coburg January 25 a game the Creswell Bulldogs won a has-| of the week was played between Creswell Assembly of God. Rev. ketball game on the Pleasant Hill the Coburg Broncos and the Cres W. R. Davidson, pastor. Schedule floor. When the game ende., it well Bulldogs. The Creswell quin- of services. Sunday school 10:00 found the Bulldogs on top of a tet won in a "sudden death” period a m. A class for every age. You'll 56-34 score at PHHS, January 21. by 2 points 47-45. like it! Sunday morning worship For the first three quarters, the The first three quarters were 11:00 a.m. Hillbillies matched the favored tight ones with neither team do- ' Sunday evening evangelistic ral Bulldogs basket for basket. Then ing anything outstanding. Crea ly, 7:30 p.m. in the second quarter, someone well led throughout most of the Youth service, Tuesday evening put a lid on both baskets and game only to lose the lead in the at 7:30 p.m. A program designed neither team could hit. Creswell final quarter after a 43-43 end to especially for youth. scored 3 while Pleasant Hill the third quarter. Wednesday evening prayer hour scored 4 The lead changed hands several 7:30 p m. At the half. Creswell was in times before the game ended Then | ■ front by 3 points as the score when it looked like the Broncos , stood at 17-14. Then in the third wei e going to go out to win, Bob | Creswell Presbyterian Church, quartet, the two teams were back Decker dropped in a free throw । Rev. . Gerald , G. Emerson, „ - pastor. , „ I matching each other point for . to tie up the game at 43-all. In Sunday school, 10 a.m., Mrs. W. O. point with the Creswell eagers the first overtime period, it was Thomson, superintendent. Morning owning a one point margin as the again Decker that came through ! worship 11 o’clock. scoring went. PHHS score J 12 to tie it up for the Broncos. It I while Creswell hit for 13. was again in a deadlock at 45-all. j Creswell First Methodist, Rev. i Then in the final quarter. the Then in the "sudden death” period ' Alexander Hawthorne, pastor. 16 Bulldogs busted the lid off the Zilkoski received the tip-off and. a m. Sunday school, Chester C. baskets and blew the game high, flipped it to Eddie Graham for | Walton, superintendent. 11 o’clock morning worship. Sermon subject wide and handsome as “little" the winning lay-in. Graham led scoring for the j Gave Himself, Anthem by Eddie Graham hit a quick 8 points choir. 6;25 pjn. Prayer period, and Decker potted 5 along with evening with 14. Boo Littlejohn 6:43 Fellowship group«. 7:30 Eve- Gray’s 8. In that quarter, the dumped in 12 points. Cieswellites cut the netting for Creswell’. Bullpups did the im- X« w,th 00041 News for thc 26 points while PHHS hit for 8. possible by holding the Coburg a« theme. , Gray led scoring for the visitors “B" team to 1 point the entire • i with 17. Del Cummins dumped in second half as they won 35-18. ¡ 14. Burris led with 14, Stalings had 6 GIRL BCOUTS Creswell also won the preiimi- for Coburg’s cause. TO HOLD CEREMONY nary game as the Bullpups nipped CRESWELL—In observance of I ,he Hillbillies “B’ squad 36-26. Girl Scout Thinking Day the Cres Kitten led with n. for phhs it lt club meets and well Brownie troops will hold a ELECTS OFFICERS 22ND World Pin ceremony at the Cres- lane school, Friday, February 15 ' at 7:30 p.m. A play, “The Birthday Dream” was written by the girls and will be presented that evening. 1952, « i »Tw« Oltieer. lor th. new All parents and friends of the six year were elected with Johnston I local troops are invited to attend. bom March 29. 1972, in Cross re-elected president; W O. Bar-1 Timbers, Mo. He was married De nett, vice president and Mrs. Art VFW POLIO BENEFIT DANCE cember 26, 1900, to his wife Annie Mogstad re-elected secretary-' Creswell Post Veterans ot Mae Mr. Dickerson was a druggist treasurer. Mrs. Francis Brundidge j Foreign Wars is sponsoring a in Silverton. Texas for over 45 was appointed to represent the I dance for the benefit of the local years. He was a member of the , club on the Community Fair Creswell Presbyterian Church, He I board. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Lower March of Dimes at the Pine Bali- room Wednesday. February 6 from is survived by his wife, two daugh will audit the books. Mr. and Mrs. (9 p.m. to midnight. Music will be ters. Mrs. H. A. Simmons and Wii™. rw-v _ j Brundidge will serve as hosts for I ‘ by — - - LaBlue — Frank orchestra with w 3 thc February meeting. I tickets $1.00. children, ail of Creswell; a brother, i Bob Dickerson of Silverton, Texas: two sisters, Mrs. Hattie Wingo of Littlefield. Texas, Mrs. Flora Jen kins of Cross Timbers. Mo.; a cousin in Eugene, R. M. Doak. Funeral services were held at 2:00 p.m. Thursday. January 24. 1952. j at the Schwering and England! Chapel. Creswell. Rev. Gerald Emmerson officiated. Interment in j thc Creswell Cemetery. Kathryn Smith Mrs. F. Mathews J TL a. Welcomed in Honor elected into Theta Rebekah Lodge Rho Thursday 24th I MissDorothyPedersen Presents Pupils in Piano Recital Jan. 24 NUMBER 25 Afine new line of Brushes and other materials DON'T PUT IT OFF! You know, fellows, now is a good time to paint up and fix up. Won't be long until fishing season. for old and young Investigate our ABC Home Remodeling Plan- only 10% down and 36 months to pay. Threads, buttons At Green’s you’ll find all types of building materials. Valentines sewing needs Creswell SERVING THE MOTORISTS Of the Creswell Area SAVE AT HOLLEMON CHAMPION STATION Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hager re turned the last of the week from Portland where they have spent several weeks while Mr. Hager was under medical care. Their daughter Mrs. Harold Christian son and family brought them home. Another daughter Mrs. Warren Smith and family of Myrtle Point joined the family here over Sunday. REFRESHMENT COMMITTEE On the refreshment committee for the Parent-Teacher meeting Monday evening, February 4 are Mr. and Mrs. J. L Scott, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Arient and Mrs H. H Dersham. The high school students will have charge of a fun program with Mrs. A. W. Bartel as chair man. Each member is to bring a guest. P re T t Y T öu GH T imbes killed im I902VA0XT B ucm is S üll S ound Complete line of truck tires and repairs. H. N. Traxler Hollemon’s 76 Union Station Acrons the Track« Your Green Stamp Station for Creswell 99 Highway No. 2 oak shorts 25/32 $130.00 per M. JUST ARRIVED 2 Ton of Public Service Paints The better to take care of your painting needs. KI a T u RE Real Estate - Insurance Your Dependable Agent Telephone 282 THIS WEEK’S SPECIAL Creswell MAS B ui CTA mazim © STfeEMGTÑ amo PES i STA mce - m IN rtTvu EST COAST woods ., gome DOUGLAS FIR TtEES KILLED IN WASHWGTÒ m 'S ^COLT fire in 1&O2. Aoe stilx sound — bugs amo DISEASE MAV£ ATOUGU TiME. GIVING 7TtESE~ forest - etAwTs T he - K moc K ouì "P unch B illions of feet of S ound timber is 7A k . eki FROM TILLAMOOK BuRM AREA WHERE FIRST BlCr FIR.& occuk ? ed in teas Green's Hardware & Supply Personal Service — Easy Parking Phone 222 Creswell. Oregon
