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Creswell News Thur*., August 25. 1955 Miss E. DeBerry Honored by Clubs < RESWELL'S OWN NEWSPAPER PAGE ATTENTION ( RESWELL READERS Miss Faye Rodgers returned last week from a visit of several days with relatives in Washington. L. M Bixler, pastor of the Creswell Christian Church, under went surgery at a Eugene hospital ' last week. He returned to his home Saturday Mrs. R. W. Stone, long time I resident of Creswell, is a patient at a Eugene hospital where she underwent major surgery last week. She is reported convalescing satisfactorily. C. I. Kent was brought to his home Saturday from a Eugene hospital where he had undergone surgery. Mr and Mrs. Ray Vincent at tended the golden wedding anni versary of old friends, Mr and Mrs. Charles Worrel, at North Bend last week. The bride and groom of 50 years wore the clothes in which they were married. Mrs. Thelma Smith is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Anna Carl son, of Monticello, Utah. She plans to be away two weeks. Mrs. Helen Kane of Washing ton, D. C.. is visiting her sister. Mrs. Sam Lunas, and family. The sisters had not seen each other for 24 years. The Lunas family and guest spent Sunday at the ïHc OLD ’’Jumping at conclusions is not half as good exercise as digging for facts!” purchased the Norman Skaggs residence on North First street and will take possession as soon vertixing and subscription rep resentative for the Creswell as it is vacant. It is presently oc CRESWELL- The Star club, area. Her phone is Creswell 557. cupied by the Clyde Johnson fam Creswell Grange and the VFW ily. The Goods are now living east Auxiliary sponsored a pre-nuptial of the highway. shower for Ethel DeBerry at the Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Miller were Creswell Grange hall Friday eve OSC Student at the Siuslaw Pioneer picnic at ning. Baskets of summer flowers the North Fork Grange hall Sun- decorated the room. day They were former residents A short program included vocal of that area and had a pleasant solos by Mrs. E D. Grousbeck CRESWELL Bruce Belshaw time greeting old friends. accompanied by Mrs C. I. Kent was granted a full tuition scholar Mr. and Mrs. Warren M. Norris and a mock wedding with the fol ship by the Oregon State Dad's and family of Yakima. Wash., lowing participating Mrs. S P. club. He was also commended for spent the weekend with her nar- Lee. Mrs. Grousbeck, Miss Helen th«- excellent record he made last ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Birdsong, Vick, Mrs. Frank Redding. Mis. year as a freshman. and family. On Sunday the group Murrel Olsen, Mrs. Joe Guth. Ra He is majoring in veterinary picnicked at the state park at mona Birdsong and Mrs. Kent as medicine and will be active this Loookut Dam. The Norris family accompanist. year in the sophomore returned to their home Monday. Linda Viking, Ramona Bird ganization. Thanes. Mr. and Mrs. T W. Walkup and song and Shirley Barker assisted family returned Saturday from a with the opening of the gifts Re- Some 100 pickers are busy trip to North Dakota where they What’s Doing freshments f rom these days harvesting the green visited friends and relatives. decorated tables in the dining Mr. and Mrs. Bob Miller of An- beans on the 16 . acre tract on Methodist Church room. Sen Mmes. T. H. Burke Harry The high school youth group of the Leland Hart place east of lauf visited one day last week Goreham. Joe Guth, W B. th«- Mi-thodist Church will have a Creswell. Late beans will be ready with her mother, Mrs. C. H. Har on. A. C. Rhodes, Barney Doyle hay rid«- partj Tuesday evening as this week and so will 2^ acres of rold, and aunt. Mrs. John Donnel l- and E. D. Cartwright a farewell for those leaving to sweet corn. Clarence Jackson of Creswell Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scherler re Miss DeBerry, daughter of Mr. attend college. The group will and Lane Pomona master, attend- and Mrs F. L. DeBerry of Cres leave the church at 7:30 p.m. and turned last week from a five-day ed meeting of the Hebron well, will become th«- bride of An ieturn for refreshments at Friend vacation trip to the Yosemite Park in California. They went by r Grange Saturday evening. Most of ship hall. thony Moen of Eugene Sunday, the coast route and returned I the Grange orders in the county September 4, at the Creswell The young adults of the Meth are making plans for the annual the valley. Grange hall. odist Church will hold their through Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Traxler re . exhibit at the Lane County Fair. monthly meeting as a breakfast at turned The rural fire truck made a Tuesday from a 7,(XX) milt- 8 a.m. Sunday, August 28, at the trip into Methodist Minister Alaska. They visited I run Wednesday at 7 a m. to the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Ross Brad many famous places in the Klon Robert Bruce ranch on Howe ford. Travels to Purdue dike area and went as far north Lane and put out a fire at the as Fairbanks. They also took house. The report was sent in by CRESWELL- Rev. Kenneth J. many pictures, both moving and a neighbor, Robert Easterling. No Mitchell of the Methodist Church A planning conference will be still While there they visited Mr. one was at home at the time and left Saturday with seven other held at the Fellowship hall of the and Mrs. L. W. Lindberg of Se- the fire which was reported to counsellors and 33 members of Presbyterian Church Wednesday ward, Mrs. Lindberg is a sister have originated in the furnace, the Methodist Youth group of Ore. evening August 31, at 8 p.m. Var- of J. A. Coleman and Mrs. J. M. did about $300 worth of damage. gon to attend a national youth ious projects and official duties Black of Creswell. Fireman Charles Harrold re convocation at Purdue University will be discussed including the turned Saturday to the Navy base Miss Ix-ona Ellenberg. who at Lafayette, Ind. use of the new hall, family night spent the past few weeks at the at San Diego, Calif., following a A train was chartered from programs, Rally ushering. home of her brother. Charles El- two-week leave spent at the home Portland for the trip. They plan nursery, club activities and the lenberg. of Cottage Grove has re- of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. to return August 29. dedication of the new hall. turned to her home here on North G. Harrold. The young people of the church ...... «uo i-rv -r.» i,««. , «: i ■ golden , , ... The entire program for the next ' Mrs. Margarate Holt attended HER ABILIT1 !<> BAKE high ami muffins won chlll ,. h y( , ar wjl , lx , considered hy were in charge ol the morning Mr. and Mrs. Clair Steele and the monthly potluck dinner of the II. < rcsvvcll, a Lane ( ounty I air Board $10 wholarship good for eitlier the Church m«-mbers and friends service Sunday in the absence of family of San Francisco, Calif., L'SVW Auxiliary in Eugene Mon the pastor. Warren Walker gave I 11 summer school at Oregon state college <>r I-II summer camp. Tri - ('omiminity Club called on Creswell friends this day. highlights of the recent summei Anne who is enrolled in Cookery I competed in the muffin linking I The monthly meeting of the week Steele formerly lived here. Mrs. Seaman Claborn returned camp at Suttle Lake and Ronald Tri - Community club will be held Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Miller, Mrs. last week from a visit with het- Tendick and Bernard Walton as at the Cloverdale clubhouse Fri 1 Margaret Holt a n d Mrs. C. I. daughters, Mrs. Adrian Fildes and sisted with the devotions. A youth day, September 2, at 8 p.m. Kent visited the Eugene Rebekah Mrs. Roy Gage, and their families quartette sang. Cookies, doughnuts or sandwiches Lodge Wednesday evening of last at Ventura, Calif., and with a son. Dr. Irving Roddy, church re will be served with punch. [ week. Mrs. Edna Bradley, presi John Claborn. and family at Red lations director of the Temperance Conililiinity Service Board dent of the Rebekah Assembly wood City. Mr. and Kirs. John League of Oregon, will be guest A special meeting of the Cres Creswell Church of ( lirist; 9:45 1 of Oregon, made her official visit Claborn and daughter, Connie, speaker at the Sunday morning well Community Service board is a in. Bible School, Mrs. Claude at that meeting. The initiatory brought Mrs. Claborn home and superintendent; 11 rilled fog, Monday at the Cres- work for two candidates and the are spending the week here. CRESWELL Mr. and Mis. Kirkendall, I well Grange hall. All members Herman Ricketts of Creswell, Paul Gust«-nhove and two daugh- a.m. communion and preaching are urged to be present. A new fancy drills were well executed. Mr and Mrs. Ival S. Wilson re Rt. 2, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Appointments Told fers, missionaries on furlough from service; 7 p.m. study hour; secretary must be elected to fill turned last week from San Diego. Joe Ricketts and Miss Mary Frame Niger Colony, French p.m. evening service. L. M. Bix- a vacancy. At WSCS Meeting Filingue, Calif , called there by the serious of Minnesota were married recent West Africa, vi sited last week 1er, pastor. illness of his father, C. E. Wilson. ly at Vancouver. Wash. They will with their aunt. Mis. Viola Wag < i\i< Improvement ( tub CRESWELL Mrs. Irma Ogram goner. and daughter. Vivian, and The senior Wilson had suffered a be at home at the Ricketts ranch AMemhly of God Church, Rev. I presided at the meeting of the also with their cousins, Mr. and J A. Skinner, pastor. Sunday I The Creswell Civic Improvement heart attack but was much better northwest of Creswell. Woman's Society of Christian Mrs. Sydney Cooke, and family. school 10 a.m Morning worship club meets Tuesday with a pic when the local folks returned Mr and Mrs H. N. Traxler, Mr. nic at 12:30 p.m. at the home of Service at the Methodist Friend They are returning to their for at 11 o'clock Evening service, Mrs J. R. Miller with Mrs. Bruce home. The father has visited Cres and Mrs. H. W. Taylor and Mrs. ship hall August 17 in the absence mer well several times. Vern Gillenwater enjoyed a pot home at Patterson. N. J., 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m of the president, Mrs. W. c. whei,. they will remain for a year Prayer and Bible study. Come i D-tnsbery and Mis. Ida Hogg of Cranbrook, luck supper at the new home of . Mrs. L. C. Satter Adams. Members are to 1 Canada, is a guest at the Murrel Mr. and Mrs. Philip Holt Satur beton- returning to the mission n«iedsyOUr Pr°blCmS and sPiritual I bring patterns Mrs. C. I. Kent presented the field in Africa. of toys for a Olsen home in the Camas Swale day evening and saw moving pic ’ L '. . . _______ .. Christmas box lesson and sang a solo as a de- Christmas box project. district She came last Friday. tures taken of the three families They had many pictures and Revival time over all ABC radio votional number. Mrs Effie Hoover attended the at Heceta Beach. Swimming in stories ol their work in the mis- stations each Sunday at 10:30 Presbyterian Fellow ship The new year's books Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Green. Mr. . reunion of the Hoover family at the new pool was part of the en sion fields. pan. and Mrs. W. W. Lower and Mr. i Fern Ridge I -ak<- Sunday. distributed with th«- following to tertainment of the evening. and Mrs. G. If Mawson will host serve in SeptemlM-r: Church dec Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Good have Presbiteriali Church. Rev. Ger- a benefit barbecue on the Green orating, Mrs. John Bonnett and aid G. Emerson, pastor. Sunday । lawn Thursday evening, August Mrs. Adams; reception, Mr. and school at 9:45 a.m. 11 a.m. wor- 25, beginning at 5 p.m. for the Mrs. F. E Vick; luncheon host- purchase of lighting fixtures for esses for th«- September 21 meet ing, Mrs. H N. Traxler. Mrs the new Presbyterian Fellowship First Methodist Church, Adams and Mrs. Dora Martin The ; ( RESWELL Plans wer«- maile hall. Patronage of the public is birthdays of July, August and Sep at the August 16 meeting of the Kenneth J Mitchell, pastor. Sun , invited for this most worthy pro Home Economics dub at the Cres at 10 a.m. Morning ject. tember will be observed. 11 o’clock. Interme- On the menu will be barbecued Plans were discussed for the well Grange hall for the meals to worship making of robes for the junior I m - served during the Creswell diate. Iiigh school and adult Fel hamburgers, super - duper ala Community Fair September 9-10 lowship at 6:30 p tn. Choir prac- choir and members are to submit mode waffles and coffee or punch. Lunches will b<- serva-d at noon tiee at the church Thursday at patterns. Sewing will also I m - done 7:30 p.m. each day and a bartx-cue dinner Mis for an Alaskan project. Blickenstaff drove off Market Road in prime orchard district. Prices right. each evening. Each nu-mber of to Portland Sunday to attend the the Grange is to bring two pies. M M Ixnver and H. S. Lower annual picnic of former residents VFW, Auxiliary Mrs. Murrel Olsen presented a s|M-nt Sunday with their broth- of Jewell County. Kansas, at Kep- Look for the neon sign. program of guessing contests. Report Damage Mrs. Frances Elmentlorf, a for is still doing watch and clock re-I ilworth Park. She met several old friends, some of her former school mer memlx-r now living in North pair. ' teachers among them. CRESWELL The social eve Hollywood, was present with her ning of the Creswell Post VFW and the Auxiliary was held Tues Hostesses were Mrs. F I’ Clack. day. August 16. A beautifullv d.-c- Mrs Charles Wetzel and Mrs R. UNION OTated birthday cake made by G. St. Clair. PACIFIC Mrs. Floyd Babcock honored Mrs SeptemlM-r 21 Iiostesses for the nu-eting are Mrs RAILROAD Harry K. Goreham's anniversary. W. M. Harris, Mrs E L. Rev- Mrs C. I Kent was a guest nolds and Mrs Lloyd Cornwall of Th«- VFW Post held a short business meeting with only th«- the community service committee. usual business transacted. They also i«-ported damage done to the Allison Gray Dies hall by someone entering the hall and tinning on the water over- In Eugene Aug. 15 ilowing the Ixiwls. CRESWEI. Route 2. ( a Eugene I AND W Missionaries Visit HEC to Prepare Meals During Fair Reynold’s Hillview Grocery Now Open on Hillview Drive He was born in Illinois on CRESWELL gratulatoli, Ik in by friends at the r«-«-« in; of * Mr. ■" and Mrs E. ’s store, the Hillview southeast of Creswel The Reynolds stoi an ice cream amt « store for seveial v« corner ot Front and i Creswell, but ha- now the new loca*ion. Mr. and Mis been residents of numlx’r of years ami ari civic group-- here. con nt Great - Grandson B«irn Mrs. Ida McReyuolds has re ceived word of the birth of a great - grandson. Michael Carl By Mrs. Edith Kenady Pi-own. at Seaside, Oreg., on Au- Phone SIETJ !,t 1 : He is ihe »on of Mr and DIVIDE Mr. and Mrs Frank , Coleman have returned home af- M-s Carl E Brown and grand - ter spending a week in Seattle son of Kathleen Knight of Eu i Coleman also had a checkup at gene. Brown was discharged re- the Veterans' hospital in Portland Mrs. Coleman is working for the Bob Powell of Mt View spent Minnesota Woolen Mills , day last week with his sister. Mr. and Mrs Russell Lambet t Mis Ida McReyrxilds. Mrs. Her 1 and Jerry spent their vacation schel! Phillips of Yoncalla was a last week on a trip to ( aliform.« Sunday visitor. [ and Reno. Nev. They also spent Mr. and Mis Eli Keeran are a couple of days in Portland. building a new home on Kenady Joy Chapman of Salem is a Lane He is a teacher in the local visitor at the Robert Kenady high school. home. Tommy Lasagna of Rose Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Johnson burg was a caller on Sunday. came from Junction City to spend Mrs. I-ouis Thiede is in a Eu- the weekend at their home here. gene 1^™,-. hospital —.............. where she under- went major surgery ' last t Thurs- Sentinel Big Pound Pads, 15c itisfac day. She —— ----- It’s The Unvarnished TRUTH NEVER A BETTER TIME TO BUY A NEW CHEV NEVER A BETTER TIME TO BUY A BETTER CAR! LOOK ...at These SMASHING VALUES ! '51 CHEV SED S499 Powerglide, Radio, Heater, Nice: '49 PLYM. SED Excellent finish and heater. dandy condition. Radio '50 OLDS 88 SED S795 New paint, Radio, Heater. ’51 FORD TUDOR S595 Overdrive, Radio, Heater. '50 DODGE TON P.U Superlative condition. Van Body. 50 Radio, OLDS ” 6" SEDAN Heater, etc $695 $495 52 Overdrive, NASH STA. WAGON $795 Radio, Heater, Good! NAME YOUR OWN PRICE Olds Tudor Sedan M Chapman at Vancouver. Wa in 1934 He had lieen a resid« of the Creswell area for 16 yea Kaiser Sedan — good! by one son. Iionald L. of Cn w« ll, and on«- granddaughter, T« Pontiac Sedan etionery The funeral was held Thu on thè reets m day. August 18. in Eugene w interment in Sunset Gardens. Nash Sedan for in many CHRISTIAN SKFERIIOOD EN’JOIN st >< I \ I nM) CRESU El .1. 11 , s, .. of the Christian Chuieh m< t \ 10 at th«- h o m c « I yp . Wheeler with \1 Minnie Hen- riksen as coh<-st« • A soca t une with garni s and u shments fol lowed Ihe short b ies- meeting lie with Mis W I Clarence Sunk lei hostess. te-ily and expects to be homf in , -.. a days Divide Resident» Around Town will Lhe adult Bible dass <>| the Christian Church en- joyed a social evening Thursday > venmg at the home ot Mrs. F B 1-<x> l Mrs Minnie Henrikst-n ic I the devotions. M Loyd Wheeler is the new it Other recently elected officers an- Mrs. Lura Pasley, sident; Clarence Slinkier, secretary; Mrs G imh I. treasurer. A new project was planned, that of purchasing a vacuum sweeper The Septem- meeting will Is' at the home ge Bowen MRS I R| III X R|( II Ilo\oi:i I) \ I RIK I mi M DIN NI R Bonnie H sw ELL A group of lend celebrated the birthday an. Erickson Teacher of Piano. Phone 1003 Creswell, Ore 2-4 tc I denw ood with a p cnic dinner Sunday a the home <>t Mr. and Mis J R Miller. Present Mrs Rich Mi Anna < leerdt Mrs Ann Jame Mr. and Mrs and Mi s I kin Stimson and chil dren. Billy and Becky. all ol Glen wood and Mrs Marion Pahnet and son, Billy, of Murlino, Calif Enjoy th« mod in luxury travel on fhe Htfit and the train Ea»t . • . there'» NO EXTRA FARE — just extra pleasure! lv. Portland. Ar. Chicago . COACH FARIS ■ 5:30 p.m. Daily • 1 1 20 a.m. Second Morning Check these travel advantage« on Union Pacific: Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays are "extra utrngi" days with Union Pacific s FAM11A IK W FL PLAN e ISO pounds baggage tree on each adult ticket (500 pounds on a FAMILY PLAN group ti* ket) in addition to hand luggage required en route • rent a car service • travel now, pay later—Union Pacific honors Rail CHICAGO ONf WAY FRED LINGENFF1 DI R. General Passenger Agent Room 751 Piaock Block. Phone BRoadway 7771 Portland 5, Oregon UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CHEV - OLDS Garage at Cottage Grove Open Saturday Until 4 P. M Phone 771
