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CRESWELT. READERS ATTENTION MRS. C. I. KENT Is your Creswell news representative for new* and ad vertising — Her number is Creswell M7. CRESWELL NEWS Mothers Club Sets Benefit March 14 Women Hear Talk On Meal Planning MARCH 13, 1952 CKKSWELL*S OW N NEW8PAFKR l'AGE Published by The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Around Town . Ralph Rogers Files For Commissioner Bloodmobile Unit Set for April 23 Everett E. Varnon Dies in California iikii Presbyterian Aid Christian Women Hear India Talk VFW Ladies Elect Officers at Meet —CHURCHES Scout Troop Holds Court of Honor NUMBER 31 High School Plans Cast Is Announced Oakridge Tops Bulldogs to End Season; Leap Year Event For Senior Play Baseball, Track Squads Start Practice CRESWELL The name of CRESWELL*- Mrs. G. M. Jacoby CRESWELL Plans were made CRESWELL The high school CHESWFLL The cast for the Ralph E Regers of (Creswell has his sch«'duh'd March 31 - April 4 high school senior eins» play at the Mothers club Friday at gave the demonstration on “Meal Mr». C. I. Kent, Reporter been filed as a candidate for coun as l*rint and Cord week. It .is a "Antics for Andrew," to tie given the Creswell grade school tor the Planning" at the meeting of the I hon« 551 ty eommiasioner. He has been ao “girl-date-boy” affair, hnd ' th«' April 11. consist.; of Ona Dre benefit entertainment to be held Creswell Home Extension Unit i at the Crex lane school at 8 p.m., Thursday at the Civic Club House The Presbyterian Missionary tive in county affairs for several girls arc reminded to tnk«' advan Overton as Petunia' tk>b Decker as Andrew Browne; Eddie Graham Friday, March 14. Pictures on and distributixi printed materials! Society meets Thursday. March years, serving four years on the tage of it. A party is planned. Alaska and California will be relative to the lesson. 20 at the church. Mrs. Gerald G. county planning board. He was ap Th«' junior-senior banquet will as Jacques; Paul Hargis ns Willie shown. Mrs. F. L. DeBerry presided at Emerson will talk on her travels pointed by Ju«ige G. S. Skipworth be Match 28 at the eresiane Waldo; Ikin Gray as Harold Had Rad Schutlz will give piano the business meeting The mem- and work as a missionary in South to sene on a committee to inves with the mothers of the ley; Rosalie Harrold ns Althea numbers and the seventh grade bers were urged to send in mon' America and show her Colombia tigate and make recommendations junior class memlx-rs in charge. Thorne; Glynell Dunaway as Juli«' girls chorus will sing. Refresh- । recipes and household hints in or- dolls. All women of other church for a new county court house. March 17-18 will lx* vacation days Boynton; (’harlotte Joni's as ments of cake, pie, ice cream, cof- der that the cook book could be groups are invited to attend. He is also Lane Pomona Grange as the faculty will attend the an- Betty Boynton: Dee Burns a* fee and punch will be sold. The printed. Plans were made to have Master and is past master of Cres nual Oregon Education Association Dean Boynton: Merrill Zdkoskl ns Uncle Isaac; Charlotte as committees in charge are: dish an exhibit at the Spring Festival • To visit with Earl L Grousbeck well Grange. He was a farmer an<l convention. washing. Mrs. L. A. Whitney. Mrs. at the Erb Memorial Building in who had recently returned from poultryman for several years. His The seniors will have charge of Miss Prunella Thorne; Dean Work J. V. Birdsong. Mrs. W. W. Smith; Eugene May 1 and Mrs. Ted Erick- 17 months duty with the Seabees family, consisting of his wife th«’ assembly program April 11 man as O’Flnrity. Melvin Rogers decorations, Mrs. Hilda Berkshire, son was appointed chairman of the at Guam, a family dinner was en Gladys an«i son Melvin, make their and the other classes will follow as Royle and Reverend IXwilittle. Prices will lie announced later. Mrs. P. W. Kinnaman; pies, Mrs. project. Mrs. J. E. Smith. Mrs. joyed Sunday at the home cf his home south of the city limits of in their turn. T. D. Blah-, Mrs. Clarence Sex- G. R. Miller and Mrs. G. M. Jacoby parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Creswell. April IS is the date set for the ton, Mrs. E. L. Grousbeck; cake. were appointed on the nominating Grousbeck. Present were Mr. and Junior Prom. Mrs. R. M. Carpenter, Mrs. Nor- i committee. Mrs. Clyde Clark of Salem. Mr. man Skaggs; ice cream, Mrs. W. L. Members are to bring their pen and Mrs. E. D. Grousbeck and son Scott, Mrs. G. L. Decker, Mrs. nies for a friendship gift at the Danny, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Grous CRESWELL E. Var- Merle Montgomery; coffee, Mrs. Lm be k . v «..,. e beck and two children and Mr. and . . ,. . l next meeting which will May 8 non die«! nt his home at B«’l| Gar CRESWELL Local friends Johnny Huston. Mrs. Arthur John- ,7 .. •« j .. . .> SC Mrs. V. E. Grousbeck. dens, Calif. Pri«lay, March 7, at son, Mrs. Ival Wilson; advertising, _______ were grieved to learn of the death th«’ age of 80 years. Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. J. T. Gilfry. local breeder ol ^iday. March 7. of Arthur S. Huaton; punch. Mre. B. J. Dun- are £ J’ Se Highland Scotch Shepherd dogs. Ulson at his home in Eugene. He He was born in Sherman. Texas, away, M i T r . H. Anderson; cash- Chestnut and Mrs. CRESWELL .. Mrs. Norman _ _ _,, , «> cmtiiii j ***• «••■>. (it i n u u unit Januar) 23, • 1872 He married Julin shippi'd a 14 months old traint'd i UWded old triends her«' on Sun- —, assisted by Mrs. William i M R Clarksville. Mo m ier, Mrs. Forest Monroe; hostesses, j ‘ _________ dog to Harold Hartfield at Arling-; ‘^a- ■ anf* although he had txx'n in Skaggs L't . •• ill »V.» zik.,,..!.. «í th.. . Evans will be in charge of thel^^. Mrs. Lawrence I. Chestnut, Mrs. — - . . _ . , in 1943. ton. Oregon last week. This breed P°°r health for some time h«' ap- bl«xxl donor project when the1 I Mr. Vurnon married Mrs Elen nor Kinnaman. Mrs. A. J. Gabriel. Mrs. parently was improving. Mr. Olson has proven to be one of the best bloodmobile will be nt the high H. L. Wright’s room and Mrs. Ula Plane Anril Caln to train for use on the fann and is | died on his father’s ninety-third school April 23 from 2 to 6 p.m. to Smith of St Louis, M o in 1946. Smiths room tied for the use of »«1« i She survives him. There arc also equally good with stock, chickens birthday. the record player for the month. ... residents . . of this . community. ifive daughters and on«' son. Mrs. He and Mrs. Olson owned anil serve CRESWELL- Mrs. W. O. Thom- and turkeys. Gilfry ^has several Notes are being sent to the par- , UHan SummerM p,„t The operated a grocery store here for « club voted ~ to sell greeting , । son and Mrs. E C. Coombs en- others now in training. ents by the students urging a good (Tvsas . M , s h ' lol ,. m . e Walkpi ol cards and Mrs. Gabriel will be m , tertained the Presbyterian Aid several years and their twin charge. On the refreshment society at the church social room Mrs. Esbond Cartwright. Mrs. daughters Marion and Muriel were patronage and a request for the Cot„,up Grow; M|s Mlth Biu.e convenient time for each donor,to P mittee for the next time are Mrs.|Wednesd M H A Simmons W. W. Smith, Mrs. J. B. Birdsong. born here. Mrs. Marian Keegan be present. i ;||M| ’ Elizabeth Kidd<*> of Whitney, Mrs. Hart Beebe. Mrs. presided •• - at the - - business ■ Mrs. Loren Westrope. Mrs. Etta 1 Mr. Olson was born at Battle meeting. This is a Bed Cross project and . Huntb Harold Peterson, Mrs. Dorothy Park, Calif, mid The spring food and apron sale Hockett and Mrs. Ted Mogstad of r-«ke. Minn^May 6. 1894. and was Potter and Mn W. C. Land. was announced for April 5 with Honor Rebekah lodge visitea the , 11 World War I veteran. He mar- the blood collected is prepared and c1huA. nrlG.<h Varnon of Cottage sent immediately for use in the Grove; 13 grandchildren; It! great Mair«' E. Brown in Shaffer, the place to be named later. Cakes Walterville Lodge Thursday eve- ; N. D. on May 4. 1921. He was a military service. , grandchildren and one lister, Mrs. will be made by order and calls ning. ------------ member of the Central Presby- Emma Walker of Eugene. One may be made to 456. Mrs. Sim Mrs. Blanche Gwyther, Mrs. ferian church of Eugene, the lin’ceded daughter and one mons, or 553, Mrs. Norman him in death. Skaggs. The group voted to care Earl Petty. Mrs. C. H. Harrold McKenzie River Masonic Lxige CRESWELL , . —The Sisterhood °^!for a potluck supper the fourth and Mrs. Ralph Rogers will serve and the Elks Lodge of Eu- Funeral services were held Wed. the Christian-church was enter- Sunday of each month at 6:30 pzn. as hostesses at the March 18 meet gene. He was past commander of CRESWELL Officers for the ne*day with interment in th«’ Rest tained Wednesday by Mrs. Ivan at tbe Creslane school with the ing of the Home Economics club the American L'gion Post of Cot new year were elected at the m«'et- i Haven Memorial Park. Parks and Mrs. John Horton at varjous groups of the church sup- at the Creswell Grange hall. Mem- tage Grove, and a member of Eu- ing of the VFW auxiliary Tues-1 Mr. Varnon made many HC the Parks home. Mrs. Hart Beebe plying the program. The aid will bers of the Mohawk-McKenzie > gene Shrine club, Eugene Knif«' day evening. Mrs. W. C. Adams !(iuaintan«x'a her«» during his led the devotions. Mrs. Parks pre- present the first one H E club will be guests. and Fork club. Blue River Chapter succeeds Mrs. T. W. Walkup as quent visits. sided at the business meeting. Rev. Mrs Thomson and Mrs. Man in | Eastern Star, The Willamette president; Mrs. Harry K. Gore- O. D. Johnson, evangelist, gave a Kerr were appointed to get prices Mrs. Loyd Wheeler, Mrs. Minhie Court Order of Amarenth, the ham. senior vice president; Mrs. Illtill SCHOOL talk on his experiences in India I on an electric water heater for the Henriksen and Lawrence Bixic-. Scottish Rite and the Al Kader Ern«'st Syphers. junior vice presi Bl DGET ELECTION and closed the meeting by repeat- manse. and Mrs. K. C. Schwering pastor of the local Christian Temple of Portland. CRESWELL The budget for dent: Mrs. F. L DeBerry, con ing the Lord’s Prayer in Hindu. alKj Mrs. Thomson will arrange for church attended the Lane Codnty He is survived by his wife, ductress; Mrs. E. Oblekson, chap the year 1952-1953 of the Creswell Mrs. Leo Netzel and Mrs. W. L purchase of a new telephone Convention of Christian churches Maire; twin daughters, Mrs. Stan lain; Mrs. Hays Burke, treasurer; Union High Schod District 12 Raybum will serve as hostesses aiso for the manse. Mrs. Kerr is at Springfield Sunday afternoon, ley Marshall of Panama City, Fla. Mrs. Robert Martin, guard. Mrs. was approved at the election Tu«'s- at the next meeting. All day work the new cradle roll superintendent, Rev. O. D. Johnson who has been । and Mrs. Gordon Reeves of Eu E. O. Smith. Mrs. C. Scarbrough, day, March 11 at the schoolhouse day was planned for Thursday, Subscriptions for the church of- conducting special meetings here gene; two granddaughters; his Mrs. Floyd Babcock, trustees. Mrs. by a vole of 23 yes mid 12 no March 20 at the church. -------------------------------- ficial paper, "The Presbyterian was guest speaker. The convention lather. Andrew H. Olson of Eu- E. O. Smith, Mrs. A. B. Smith, To ho raised by taxation Is This group will also serve the Life” are due. Mrs. Kerr and Mrs. voted funds to place a ceiling in gene; three brothers. Otto of San Mrs. Syphers and Mr*. Gorehnm $6<>6S3 3-1 as rompared with $52.- banquet for the McKenzie Ninety c. H. Harrold will serve as host- the new Mt. Vernon Christian Jose. Calif.. Hanley of Portland will be in charg«1 of the next Lions 987.18 for the 1951-1952 year The and Nine club here March 17. I esses at the next meeting at the Church near Springfield, and Wanlo of Sandish. N. D.; one club dinner. anticipnt«*d revenue front other church. sister Mrs. Ellen Granberg of San Reports were made as to the sources for last year was $16,489.- EASTERN STAR HOLDS Mrs. W. O. Spencer had the cast dish. N. D. progress being made with im- 44 and for this year is $15,916.98. »STATION SERVICE __ __ __ removed from her arm Friday. Rev. Paul Mellish conducted scr- provi manta in the kitchen of the The total revenue for last y«'nr CRESWELL — Initiation was She broke both bones in her arm vices at the Simon-Lounsbury VFW hall. Mrs. Harry Allen of whs $69,476 62 and for this year held at Ute Eastern Star Chapter in a fall several weeks ago. Mortuary in Eugene, Tuesday, Springfield was a visitor. will be $76.600.32. Th«' total ex Thursday evening and will be held Christian Church, Lawrence M. March 11 with interment in the Members are to bring- pit's for penditures for Last year were again at the March 20 meeting Bixler, pastor. Sunday school at 10 Mrs. Edith Bruce received word Rest Haven Memorial Park. refreshments for the social meet $469.476.62 anti for this year will a.m. Ivan Parks, superintendent. when the chapters of Junction Saturday of the death of her fa ing March 18. b«' $78,600X2. Th«' Increas«* over City and Harrisburg will be guests. Morning worship at 11 o’clock. ther, Mr. Varnon, at Huntington Inst year is necessary to employ In charge of refreshments will be Evening service at 8 p.m. Beach, Calif. The body will be1 one mon* teacher for th«' teaching Mr. and Mrs. Earl Petty, Mrs. C. brought here for interment in the . staff, to put a new roof dh the J. Collom and Mrs. F. L. DeBerry. Creswell Assembly of God. Rev. Rest Haven Memorial Park in Eu building, the purchase of addition CRESWELL—Girl Scout troop W. R. Davidson, pastor. Schedule gene beside that of his wife. CRESWELL M r s. Scar- al furniture, mor«' typewrit™ s, an 148 under the leadership of Mrs. of services. Sunday school 10:00 brough and Mrs. R. F. Scott en- electric heater for the home eco- Kenneth A. Coleman was here W. L. Scott and Mrs. Francis am. A class for every age. You’ll tertained the E 7. club of Honor nomics room and to care for the We are ready for like it! Sunday morning worship ■ from Portland for the week end. Brundidge discontinued their ac Rebekah lodge at the Scarbrough general increase in price« of ma- His wife and three sons returned tivities last week and held a fare 11:00 a.m. home Tuesday. Mrs. Calvin Palmer terials. Sunday evening evangelistic ral with him Sunday. Mrs. Coleman well dinner and a court of honor presided at the business meeting The grade schtxd budget election Saturday at the VFW hall and infant son have been with her with ly, 7:30 p.m. also passed with the following re which opened with a song and with the latest styles «n Youth service, Sunday evening parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Trax the mothers as guests. sults: 21 yes and 6 no. The following badges were devotions. at 6:30 p.m. A program designed ler for the past week. Mrs. J. V. Birdsong and Mrs. T. awarded: Kathryn Horton, host- especially for youth. A. Bessonettc were initiated as ST. PATRICK’S BENEFIT Mr. ess, housekeeper, swimming, and Mrs. W. C. Adams sew- Wednesday evening prayer hour new members. Mrs. Loyd Wheeler DANCE FOR FIREMEN visited relatives at Lebanon Sun- ing, design, rabbits; Beverly Brun- 7:30 p.m. was a guest. AT CRESWELL MARCH 17 day. didge, curved bar and first class The current project of the club, badge, design, My Community, Creswell Presbyterian Church, purchasing drapes for the lodge Also attractive gabardine A St. Patrick benefit dance for A meeting of Girl Scout leaders, clerk, journalist, good grooming; Rev. Gerald G. Emerson, minister. room win«iows, was discussed and the Creswell fire department will Sunday school 10 a.m. Mrs. W. O. committee chairmen, parents and Joan Lunas, curved bar, good the committee in charge was in he given Monday, March 17 at th«' Thomson, superintendent. Mom- all interested friends will be held grooming journalist, bibliophile, structed to have them in readi Pine Ball Room. Carl Rooen, own design; Phyllis Feeing, for men in gray, green and ! ing worship, 11 a.m. Sermon topic at the city hall Monday, March 17. clerk, ness for the March 12 lodge meet er of the ballroom is donating the housekeeper, sewing, design; Helen ! “ What About the Bible in the ing. Guessing games were played room. Good music is promised and maroon Mrs. Leonard Young will enter Kaye Thompson, curved bar and ■ Early Church, Now?” Westminster during the program hour. Refresh a generous turnout is expected. ‘ fellowship 7 p.m., Miss Wilma tain the F L club at her home first class badi»e, design, farmer, ments were served. The hostesses Tickets have been on sale in sev Monday evening, March 17. handy woman, sewing, drawing and । Dickerson, advisor. for April will be announced. eral Creswell business houses the painting, colorcraft, photography, past week. Get your ticket today. Mrs. child care. Edith Bruce of Eugene Creswell First Methodist • and . Keith Kerr spent the week end If you like to dance, you will more Patsy Sellars, home gardner, de Church, Rev. Alexander Haw- visited with Creswell friends last sign, needlecraft, foods, handywo with his cousins Mrs. Belle Thorn than get your money’s worth and Knit-Rite Sports Wear j thorne, minister. March 16, Lay week. man, housekeeper; Joan Birdsong, ton and her son Jim Thornton and you will aid the fire department mens Sunday. Sunday school at to boot. The volunteer fire department second class badge, hmisekeeper, family at Reedsport. ! 10 a.m. Chester C. Walton, super- ' intendent. 11 a.m. Guest layman answered two calls last week. One sewipg, design; Nellie Lamb, sec I speaker. 3 p.m. Evangelistic team at the home of L. A. Mooreland in ond class badge, cooking, house i meeting. 6:25 p.m. Prayer period, the Bear Creek district where a keeper, design; Doris Parks, host i 6:45 Fellowship groups. 7:30 roof fire was extinguished. Dam ess, design, housekeeper, needle- "Losers, Finders.’’ Prayer meeting age was estimated at $100. The craft. Credits were also given for at the church Thursday, March other was a flue fire at the home doing community service work in of George Marquart on north Sixth cluding the caring of the children 20 at 7:30 p.m. street. No damage was reported. curing Mothers club meeting*, oins wno received sucn credits Mrs. Roy Granam ana Mrs. G. Recent visitors at the Ed Hus but were not awarded badges L Decker are co-chairmen for the We give green stamps. current Red Cross drive. Their ton home were Mr. and Mrs. Er were Mardelle Cartwright, Adair nest Coleman and Mrs. Laura Graham, Doris Pettijohn, Marjory helpers will be announced later. Coleman of Corpus Christi, Texas. Scott and Nancy Greenw«xxl. Mrs. Laura Coleman is mother of JUST turn n tap, push Mrs. Huston and Ernest Coleman •r a lever and the Ea«y is her brother. Arthur S. Olson Dies in Eugene Section Two ¡6 Pages By D«'c Burns Now that the baski'tlmll season 'lite final gum«' of th«* '52 xoiiMin 11 dosed mid all the ba-elsill e<|tnp. in the field of luiKkellmll waa ment is coming out of mothballs, played nt Oakridge, March 4. The we should have u look at the Bulldog* ended the »caton with a spring practice at Creswell high I om , a* the combined forcea of school. Some of th«’ lioys are al- i Richter mid Beard tn*t broke the toady tossing th«* ball around, but Bulldogs silly. It was n hot night then* has been no real pinetice as1 for the Warrior* a* they sent th«’ the baseball diamond i* still a । Bulldog* to the shower* aller II wet. The Bulldogs placed second in; ('reswell was Is'lilnd the entire tlx* county lust season and have | ball game ns they were getting the same team that |>layed in the lost in th«* fog ut th«- end of the final game. Creswell lost «inly first |*’rlod with Oakridge on three players via the graduation of a 20-10 «smut At th«' half. the Bulldog eagers were Mill on th«’ route. There are eight returning letter foggy side of u 34-20 starre. At men that will give the team a the start of the Unni frame, it was gtxxl start Merrill Zilkoski lx the evident that the ('rrswell-ites were only pitcher that Coach Parks has > going to drop the game as the left. Merrill won most of the 1 Warriors’ count run to 50 «nd the games he pitch«*d last year with n ' Bulldog’s stisxl nt 32. Hxxird of 5 wins and 3 looses. Bill I Gray mid Arient led the visiting Dickinson is tlx* returning catcher, team with 15 and 14 each, Richter for the season. Other returning mid Bcnrd also had 15 mid II each. lettermen me: James Randall. Ed- Finni 64-41 die Graham, Dale B a tes. Bob The Buildups were also downed Decker, l>ve Burns, und by th«* "B" five 43-35 Walker Arient. canned 12 lor the pup*”. Shearer This should be n g«**! year for the Bulldogs baseball team. Track is also starting with the toys out getting their wind and putting their legs in condition. in have CRISWELL W W Smith wax track that will be the backbone of the team Mel Rogers, Ikm Gray, i lectcd prealdcnt of the Parent- Paul Hargis. George Adama, Bob Tencher axMM'iation at the Mon thly evening meeting Other* elect Arient and Bob Decker. ed were: Mrs II. A Simmon*, vice The Eastern Division Ba*>4M«ll president; Mr* Sum lamaa, »ecre- and Track schedule for thi’ 1952 tn ry and Mr*. Curl Ehrich, • reaa li rer. season is as follows: Plans were made nerve a April I Willamette, Valley League, here bamjuet for the school athlete* the latter part of April and the schol April 8 Mohawk, County League, here arship dance In May. Two dozen cups were ordered purchased for April 15 McKenzie County league. there the use of the group. Only call meetings will lx’ held during the April 18 Elmira, County i league. there remainder of the year. April 25 Vernon Kerr returned home last Pleasant Hill, Co. League, here week and has received hl* dis- Muy 6 County Play-olí charge from navy duty. He and May ? District Play-off Muy 23-24 State Play-off, Drain Mrs Kerr are making their home in Cottage where Mrs. April 5 Willamette Relay», Salem Kerr I* a teacher in the school*. April 18 Hayward Relays, Eugene Th«*y spent the week «’nd at Klamath Falls with a Work! Wur ???? County M-et. Eugene Il buddy of Kerr-». May 3 Sub-District, Eugene May 10 Dlatrict, Eugene May 1« 17 State Meet, Corvallis «Continued on page 8.) May 31 A. A U. Mr-et, Portland W. W. Smith Named New PTA President Almost new 3-rm. shake bungalow with bath. More roonm easily added. Frire Iran than owner paid. 1 acre, SI IHM) down, $50 per month or $500 down, $73 per month. H. H. Traxler EZ Honor Rebekahs Initiate Members Real Estate - Insurance Telephone 282 Your DetM’iulnble Agent CrcHWcll Easter Women’s and Children’s Hats. •■EARNING / THE l\ Shirts HARD $3.89 Shirts $2.98 Creswell Variety THE AMAZING NEW EASY Three groups of singers of the Presbyterian church are meeting at the manse this week to start work on an Easter cantata. Mrs. A. W. Bartel is director and ac companist. Ethel DeBerry, Mardelle Cart wright and Gail Hayes attended the meeting of the Rainbow Girls at Cottage Grove Monday evening. EASTER CARD$ EA8TER CANDIES (Brown & Haley Fine Candies) EASTER FLOWERS Corsages, Potted Plants, etc. Creswell Teen Town Fountain (Mrs. Zelma Edwards) V. W. Johnston is convalescing at his home following recent sur gery at the Eugene Clinic. Chestnut Resigns As Superintendent CRESWELL Lawrence Chestnut has resigned as superin tendent of the Creswell Grade schools, effective at the end of this school year. He has served here five years. He plans to take work at the University of Oregon. Ralph Train, now principal of the Florence grade school, has been hired for next year. He also plans to take work at the Univer sity of Oregon. Mr. Train former ly taught in the Glenwood school. EVANGELIST IS HONORED A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Miller in Portland February 29. She has been named Melissa and is a granddaughter of Mrs. Catherine Dorris of Cres well. The Millers also have two sons. Spindrier dews the rest. Irevh rin«c water surge« up through hollow cone, r.ee<llc-«praying the entire load! At the same time, whirling basket spins off all the suds and scum. Tcjay'« biggest washer value. CRESWELL A eocial time hon-1 oring Rev. O. D. Johnson, evange list, was held at the Christian Church Friday evening. The min ister showed pictures in slides of his sojourn in India, i^efreshments were served to a large company. Some folk« ju«t hove to learn the hard way. But for mo«t of ut—one miitake it enough. 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