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CHAPTER NEWS
(Continued from page 32)
C. W. Wright, chief of the division
of grain inspection, and a charter mem
ber of Ag" chapter, and his staff, are
now located at 1517N.W . Hoyt Street,
Portland. The Portland branch office,
which boasts several chapter members,
is doing business in the Governor build
ing since the Oregon building was taken
over by a utility. And Haskell Andrews,
shipping point supervisor there, now
has offices at 3 3 5 S. E. Morrison. )
Agricultural chapter hasn’t scheduled
regular meetings during the year, but
every member is vitally interested in
OSEA and appreciative of its work and
efforts in behalf of the whole system.
—G. Morgan
EVERGREEN CHAPTER No. *28
The Evergreen chapter of the Oregon
State Employees Association met iitt the
State Hospital auditorium on Friday
evening, December 13, with 50 mem
bers present.
Mr. Loren White, of the State In
dustrial Accident Commission, was
guest speaker. He spoke on the accom
plishments of the association, and the
Manzanita Cafe
Fine Food
Courteous Service
Harry and Gladys Melton
Manzanita, Oregon
things it hoped to accomplish in the
future.
At the November meeting the mem
bers elected their officers for the com
ing year. Our popular president, Billy
Wilson, was reelected for that office,
and C. H. Jarvis was elected vice-
president for another term. The other
officers elected were Miss Henrietta
Bear, treasurer; and Mrs. Archie Shel
ton, secretary. These officers were in
stalled at the December meeting.
The chapter is making plans for a
Eugene
Hotel
Eugene, Oregon
Headquarters
For All Occasions
C . E. McLean, Mgr.
Eugene Concrete Pipe
& Products Co.
P. O. BOX 947
- EUGENE, OREGON