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Apr. 16 Visiting Day at Culp Cr. For Pre-Schoolers By Mr». Florence Eriksen Phone 68687 CULP CREEK Friday. April 29, will be visiting day for chil dren entering school next fall. Those who will be six years of age on or before November 15. 1955, are eligible for registration. •Mrs. Winford Patton and Mrs. Robert Raymond will lie hostesses at a pink and blue shower honor ing Mrs. Millard Ward at the Pat ton home on Tuesday. April 26. Marian J. Smith, Ella Spencer and Leroy Peterson visited rela tives here and at Disston over the weekend prior to leaving for Min nesota early Monday morning. Mr and Mrs. Joe Jackson of Yoncalla and Mrs. Jackson's moth er, Mrs Bolin, Portland, visited Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Groat. Mrs. Irene Burns was hostess to fhe Sewing club at the home of Mrs. Peggy Groat Wednesday, April 20 The next meeting will lie with Mrs. Dorothy RounsaviL le on May 4. Pollyannas will ex change gifts in honor of Mothers D^y. The Mothers' tea date has lieen set for Friday, May 6, at the Culp Creek school. A special program has been planned for this annual event. Rev. and Mrs. W. Kenneth Brightwell plan to spend a couple of days this week at the Council meeting in Medford. Mrs. Jewel Thweatt has em ployment in Cottage Grove. May. 4 will be the last meeting of..the school Service club until the school term starts in Septem ber and a cordial invitation is ex tended to all parents, especially those having children in school. Schools to Feature Conservation Amateur Show Set Apr. 29 at Lorane H.S. Auditorium callers at the home of Mr. and , Mrs. Oscar Wheeler. Birthday Observed with her daughter. Sylvia, at New Reingold. Penn. Mrs. Curtis Annand and Mrs. George Layng visited on Tuesday with C B. Sears, who is recuper ating at his home, from several months' illness. Bremerton Lady Entertained At Mount View Supervoltage x-rays in ranges up to 5,000,000 volts are being used successfully in treating car» cer. Aid this work by giving to the American Cancer Society Cru sade. Mr. and Mrs. James Payne en tertained Sunday with a dinner party in honor of their son, Ken- More than 17,000 school chil n> who was 12 years old April dren throughout Lane County will! Neighbor!* Neighbor» Meet By Mr». Walter N. Dowells Mr. and 19 Those present By Mrs. Hide McCoy The Neighborly Neighbors club actively participate m the observ Mrs Frank Willis, Mr. and Mrs Phone II7GJ3 MOUNT VIEW Mrs. George held its regular meeting on April ance of Conservation Week, May | Vilas Hales and family and the I.ayng entertained at dinner on 20 at the home of Helen Coch 1 through 7, with special programs SILK CREEK The Silk Creek By Mr». K. G. Conner Thursday evening in honor of het- rane. residents are getting out their I James Payne family and other activities. Phone 14OM Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hooker of daughter. Mrs Curtis Annand of spelling books in preparation lor Copies of the Conservation A number of favorite dishes Gillespie Corners were Sunday LORANE Thirteen members Pledge which has been adopted have been accepted for the annual a “spelling bee” and their musical dinner guests at the home of Mr Bremerton, Wash. Guests were was made for the luncheon recipes Mrs. Butte Mooney, Springfield; instruments for a "jam session by Governor Pattersons Commit Parent - Teachers club Amateur at the Community club ^meeting an:i Mrs Ross Overholser and 1-a- Mr. and Mi-s Henry Snauer, Dean given to members. tee on Natural Resources, state Show The next meeting will be held tie given Friday, April at the school house May 7 at 7:30 vonna. and John; Mr. and Mrs. I.ouis at the home of Mabel Cochran wide sponsors of the event, will 29 at to 8 pin in the high school p.m All those having musical in Mr. and Mrs Edward Adams Layng. I>onna and Dwayne; Mr be made available to all schools, auditorium. Miss Elda Lowman, on .May 4, and everyone is to and students will be requested to third grade teacher, is program struments are urged to brin'’ them and daughter ot Westfir were re and Mrs. Herbert Karstattei and bring a salad. two children; Mr and Mrs. W B. to this meeting. Each family bring cent dinner guests at the home of make the contents of tne pledge Just a reminder that all Lane known to parents and other adults. planning chairman and if anyone a cake and their own table serv Mr. and Mrs. Vilas Hales and Layng, and Walda Jane, Agnes County Extension I'nits will hold still wishes to take part they may ice. Plaisted and Mr. and Mrs. W. N. family. their spring festival at the new Lane County Conservation Week do so by contacting her. Mrs. Lloyd Peterson attended Recent visitors at the A B. Cook Dowens. Eugene high school on Saturday, Co-chairman Dan P. Allen oi Eu A varied program is being pre the state ESA convention at the home were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mac Mrs. Curtis Annand returned to May 7. gene announced today the pledges sented with vocal solos, tap danc-k were being made available mg. accordion solos, a blackface Eugene Hotel Friday night. Sat Fbyden, Judy and Mary of Eugene. her home at Bremerton on Fri In the United States today can Saturday visitors at the home day of last week. through the courtesy of Eugene skit, dramatic readings, piano urday and Sunday. Friday night Mrs. Butte Mooney of Spring cer kills more children between Water and Electric Board and Pa solos, a skit by a group of high the members and their families ot Mr. and Mrs. Dale McCoy and cific Power and Light Co., and school boys, and a skit by Lorane made a tour of the Weyerhaeuser Wayne were Mr. and Mrs. O. R field spent the weekend visiting the ages of 3 and 15 than any ICE CREAM newspapers throughout the county Grange. Jack Purdy is assisting mill in Springfield. Sunday noon Gunter of Springfield and Mr. and relatives around Cottage Grove. other disease, the American Can 34-4tc-87 Eugene Chil- cer Society reports. they visited the Mrs. Mooney plans to leave early Mrs Alden Montgomery of Eu have been asked to reproduce the as master of ceremonies. A " small drens Hospital School. The ESA gene The Montgomerys were also in May for several months’ visit pledge so that it will be brought admission will be charged. contributes to the support of this SUnday visitors at the McCoy to tne attention of all readers. Home Extension Unit wifi meet home with Many public and private agen at the G. L. Dey home at 12:30 1 school. Mrs. C. J. Robinson entertained cies concerned with conservation p.m. Thursday afternoon. The ; the Neighbors Friendship club at Mr. and Mrs. George McMur- in are cooperating in the Lane Co. lesson on India will lie given i by ! her home Thursday afternoon. A rick and family were Sunday din observance, and tours t® v arious Mrs. Ross Dey and Mrs. R. 1 delicious luncheon was served to ner guests m Albany at the home outstanding farms, forestry tracts, Mmes. Susan Tanner. F. G. Ses- of Mr. and Mrs. William McMur- lumber manufacturing plants, fish Conner. sions, George Overholser, Jim rick. They spent Sunday evening hatcheries, etc., are planned. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred SHE HAD HER FATHERS see Morgan. Wallace Koehler. R. E. Farmen and family in Albany. A large crowd iphomore was out to pi^ ’’Conservation Week is the per Poynter, Monte McCain J. It Mc- FEATURES iod when everyone should take a the freshman OREGON Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Allen enjoy ,h„ Cain, Luther Akins, J. W Webb. good, long look at the many bless "Almost Summer' Fridav evening Nettie Estes, Erank Richardson, ed a skating party Sunday eve Portland'» fina home-like hotel in the center ot the ings we enjoy because of Oregon's school auditorium Friday evening. Ross Overholser, Dale McCoy, C. ning at the Kreklau roller rink city—Unturpaued service and fine cuisine makes . The three act comedy was the, bountiful natural resources. Our J. Robinson and several children. near Eugene. They went with a /YOUR ¡V b soil, woods, waters, wildlife, and story of an average (? ) American I Mrs. Wallace Koehler and Mrs. group from the Young Adult class your visit one of happiness and comfort. "WSE AMD IX ÛH minerals must be wisely used tor family in any small town who has Monte McCain joined the club of the Methodist Church in Cot EA«esz‘ i our continued enjoyment. This is a son graduating from high school , bringing the membership to 22. tage Grove. everybody’s job," Allen comment and who must get a 95 in his final Committees appointed were Mrs Marie and Franklin Satterwhite ed, "not just the public and pri history examination in order to F. G. Sessions for cards, gifts and and Jimmie Webb attended a party enter the University in the fall. vate agencies and conservation Two skits were presented dur flowers and on the visiting com Saturday night at the home of the groups." ing the acts. The production crew mittee are Mrs. J. W. Web6, Mrs. Rev. Scott Ryan in Cottage ElfVENTH AND MAIN STREETS j join gave a good imitation of a high Monte McCain and Mrs. Ross ! Grove. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Satterwhite May we remind you once again school production crew being Overholser. Winning game prfzes to save the unwinding band off themselves between the first two were Mrs. R. E. Poynter and Mrs. an(] family enjoyed an outing on Our rales are especially reasonable. All rooms with ■■.'miia 'n of Folger coffee cans and turn acts and the play cast gave a Dale McCoy. The next meeting the beach at Newport Sunday, private bath. Singles from $3.50. Doubles from $4.50 and if she h a > her father’s them into either Strand’s or dream sequence (exhaustion from will be May 19 at the home of I Kaake’s store or at the postoffice too much study!I between the MNewcomere°\otetrhe community Greyhound Observes brains she’ll grow up to be a for a large coffee urn for the second and third acts. We feature customer at Ed' school. The play was directed by Mrs. are Mr and Mrs. Wallace Koeh- Day|iqht Saving Time •vice at its Kadio and T\ 7 ~ Robert Groat received an in- Harriet Harper and Albert Ar ler and Patricia Ann of Ixirane, best. | jured wrist while working with mitage, and make-up was done by who have bought the Chester San- Pacific Greyhound Lines' bus nar place. an electric grinder Friday morn Mrs. John Coefield. schedules will operate on 1 )ay- Mr. and Mis. N. T. Cowan an light Saving Time effective April ing. Several stitches were taken The classes sold refreshments nounce the arrival of a new grand 24. 1955, in those areas observ- to close the wound. after the play. son born April 23 at a Eugene ing the time change, according Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Eriksen Honor Roll e» • ot—^0^ Aike Q“'«' and children motored to Scotts The largest honor roll of the hospital to their son and wife, Mr. 1 to an announcement made this burg Sunday afternoon. year was announced this week by and Mrs. Calvin Cowan, Fall week by Glen G. Magnuson, gen- Mrs. Rose Plueard is confined Archie McCrae, superintendent. I- Creek. u TA eral traffic and sales manager Mrs. Dorothy Cook of El Do- of ,he (.onipany. at home due to illness. Leading the list with grade 1117 E. MAIN Arrivals and departures listed The pack meeting will be held points of 4. are Arlin Rothauge rado. Ark., is visiting at the home |)us company's time tables. at the Dorena gym on Thursday and I^onard Singhose. Others on of her son and family, Mr. and 590 R • evening, April 28. and • clocks of Pacific Greyhound the list are Floyd Diess with 3.8; Mrs. A. B. Cook. Recent visitors at the home of Rodney Eriksen will celebrate Albert Armitage and Dale Simp depots in the areas affected will ÓO ? his tenth birthday on April 30 son with 3.6; Gary Mitchell and Mrs. Nettie Estes were her niece coincide with Daylight Saving 37-38-39-40-41-42-43-44-45-46-47-48-49-50-51-51-1 i and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Rob- with a party at the Cub Scout Darlene Malcolm with 3.5. Time. meeting on Thursday. i:(rbfiiniiiiHHiaffiilimti«« On the Honorable Mention list I ert Wilbur, Deer Island. ■IIIIIIIWIIIMUII ìiihuhiii Sunday afternoon visitors at the jKllCIIIIIIIIIIIMinilBW^ Mrs. Sharon Long was honored Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morgan < re: hn ’ n home of Mr - anfl M,s Jlln OTOr R an with a pink and blue shower at I Tew «nd boys were Mr. and Mrs. Bill the home of Mrs. Anton at Mt. I Rillv \lford ’ 3 cerine 1 • and Irerfe«Reiulc, Surface and Mr. Boggs of Drain. View Friday afternoon. and . Charles Mr- «nd Mrs. James I horn >urg Mrs. Karolyn Boldinu will be Charles Briggs ,<,-,..0^ allu „al.vs. Build- of Klamath Falls spent the week honor guest at a Pln^ al.ld 3. averages. shower on Thursday, Apnl 28 at Mr and Mrs Jamcs Suiter and end at the R. E. Poynter home. 1:30 p.m. at the home of Christine | famjly spent )agt weekend with Their little daughter, Claudia, re Ab.s.ton .a. m b Ko-«.: Mrs. Suiters brother and family. turned home with them after I Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Robelts an(1 Mrs ciaytord Payne, at spending the past two weeks here 1 of Springfield visited Sunday with . cj| Th ent ovcr to with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith visi- ’ ] relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Tandy ^ ralr, three .e A"** children, .. mu — get of their Jim in Eugene ' Troutman my, Joy, and Joan who had spent ted Saturday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crossan a week with their uncle and aunt. with Mr and Mrs. Joe Gilbert, former Silk We would like to take this opportunity to thank every one who visited our store during our came recently for a visit with Mb. Lorane will enter a team in the The Gilberts are and Mrs. Joe Sloan and Henry county track meet to be held in Creek residents. grand opening. The only thing we didn t like about the deal, was, that it kept us all so busy keep Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Elliott of Crossan. They plan to make their Springfield Thursday eevning. Creswell were Sunday afternoon | home here with Henry when he A baseball game will be played ing things moving, that we just didn't have time to personally get acquainted with everyone. completes building a house near with Coburg at Coburg Friday the Sloan property. For your first-handed information, I 1,000 people went thru our doors during the three days and afternoon if the weather permits. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hasman Most of the games this year have and daughter of Salem visited with been called off because of rain. we sold $15,263.75 in merchandise. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Manley Purdy and Louie Torri- Many people did not shop, just because they did not want to get in the jam. This week it will it-. over the weekend. cellas attended a rodeo at Prosser, Mr. and Mrs. Odell Heath visi Wash., over the weekend. I^iuie ted with Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Heath took fourth in bulldogging. be a bit more convenient to shop. । Sunday. 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