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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1930)
930, 21', 1930. llCil BRATION HELD fCOBURS LODGES 1 - n. 2n. (Snedal). SfSlowi and Rebeaaa loagee & held their annual home- 2n?L of . Rabekah tfjhdd daring th. firat part r"SB wa presented to a fefrtlch included Mr.. Sell SUM McNabb Mr.. A. B. feda Slonebere and Miss lSk weddinc presented by S: bride, Mn. Al Tyler; 'Adia Gray. Mi" Minnie ft, fcoi. Payne. Mr.. Homer ;!Mi-...r were Jesse f Jfl B. Johns: Mr.. Ada . n.. miniafnp nprform- rlrtinony nd Mrs. Malpas. fe.nV,dura Green played the l "i.t-.f.rprl dance. Mrs. Kvlria Deffenhacher, I.CTl A. R. Johns. Mrs. 1P,5m; Miss Lois Payne, and U lite. -i.. - ... .u..pm rnR kill-, were l"? AK .-.J Hi.. (gS Clie uon-iim... ... flan members who attend- Un-ril Junction CXtj VIri. tynel Lamb, Mr. and ,f. Hard. Mrs. LenaSim- tne; Mr. and Mr.. Virgil .It-burs. ' ... Lfi for the occasion were mi-s Hi Held. Mr. and Mr.. Charle. IRi.:. P,nT Fiimti-! Mamie l?"S.i. nirf,m;Sj' Rt.ll. rffli Fialev, Springfield: Mr.. T W Xfumm. Ck- J E. McKibben. Harris K1, it...;.. r.w. VNve Entertains Helping Hand Club YpEBCAMP CREEK, Dec. SO. til) Tie Helping Hand elnb Cil) home of Mrs. Chester Nye Lit site-noon. After an hour ii iewin and visiting gift, were MrM rrom ice vjuiihiuiob imi. fctiiBeats were served to th rip Mrs. bucy jjuncan, imtb. L lij, Mrs. T. E. Nye, Mr., t Mri. Holderson. Mrs. David Li. Un. Grace Lindsay, Mrs. tt, Mrs. Terpening, Mrs. LffiHisn. Mrs. Will Roth, Mr.. IVfit Mrs. V. C. Chase, M. la Clue. pper Camp Creek kmt CAMP CREEK. Dee. 20. til)-Mr. sad Mrs. C. B. Lan- m liiaed Invitation, lor a limvii- evening. Thl. 1. to k the birthdays of the neigh U which occur In December. t TH be shout 10 guests of Emm of the school district met m ifternoon to sack the candy I nit popcorn Dans tor me pmi tree held Saturday evening. IATHAM NEWS KHAM. Dec. 20. (8peda. lad llrr. Jesse Trunnell spent B in and near Toncalla on a Chip. kimiodi Hull visited this week IW Hugnter, Mrs. K. O. Xear Ddhtr son. Albert Hull. lb trinmetl and father made a trip to Eugene Monday after- WUHims. Roscne Tearona and Tnmnell have been graveling W th'ir places thia week. f ml Mrs. Jesse Gmbb sold Cm white leghorn pullet, thia StLetham P..T. A. will meet for Ivsth on Tneftrinv IDm. 19. The school will ive program, p Bert Scott, who has been t lis Improving. She ha. re ri to Eugene for medical JtEhnunl Sewing club held lta auag rrmay alternoon. chip w Wn f3fna, oiV-. n.i.t Tri ' F latkstn Homemakers Radio - iMsoay afternoon at the 1 Al.-I Jnhn T1. m. u U the discussion wa. "How to f Beiirable Habits." A report VSJ!S bT Mrs. A. E. Walker. ty-p att Prentiss, profeawr ?,k: Eicerpts from printed Sroaishea were read by Mr.. PWlMr.. Roscoe Tearnnn. tjtLlvlker and Mr.. Hugh E Thta wb the laat meetinr tiwiei which will he r-n.nt.rt ATALVADORE Dec. 20.(8p.d.l) CJ Copenhaver la fll with the R ... - .. t Z v Da, "sTtine Morrow !ru"- . Da moved trom kCJ'Mw to th house l ilred track. r.Kmtt v.. ,-. -t.M. a.. run. " n-w piace. THE EXTGENE BEGISTER-GTJARD Page Three i WHEN THE EUGENE GLEEMEN SANG THEIR JOHNNY SCHMOCKER SONG! n ' ' Hera are the Eugene Gleemen, aa they appeared when they tang their Johnny Schmoeker long at their highly auecaaaful concert thl week. The) gentleman with the baton at tha extreme left la John Stark Evane, director. Cora Moore la aoeomnanlat. a,. Fnt Row' ,e,t 10 plBnt: Jol" Carpenter, Ralph Patterson, Merton Ferebee, Russell Brown, Louli Berahaw, Dr. C. E, Hunt, William Murray, Wayne Akera, John Radmore, Dr. W. B. Neal, Dal Cooley, Herbert r"y orown or. J, M. Miller, Ray Burt, Clifford Conatance. . . Second Row, left to right: George H. Miller, W. F. Landrum, Herachel Davla, Harold L. Lance, Elmer Adam., Alton F. Baker, Graham Smith, Leo J. French, Harry B. Johnson, Lee Heffron, Dr, H. R. Allunv baugh, P, J, Luvaaa. L. E. Allumbaunh. Rnh.rt.nn m.. .. Third Row, left to right: Ray Dawaon, Warren Burt, R. A. McCully. Tom Kaarhua, George C. Kuhblank, Lee Roy Wooda, Don Woods, Dean Ruaaell Scott, Carl McClaln, Dr, R, T. Burnett, Blair T. Alderman, "ii n. r, burnn, ueorge N, McLean, Charlea B. Moore, Orlo Henderahott. Girl Scouts Hold Christmas Party WENDLING, Dei. 20. (Special) xne iiri ecouc troop neia a ennst maa party Thursday evening at the community house, after practicing their play for the entertainment pres ented Friday evening. The girls had a Christmas tree and exchanged eifts. The Captain of the troop, Mrs. D. A. McCargar. and her assistant Mrs. Jack Schtiltr, made candy for the girls. Those present at the party Thurs day were Dorothy Mii7 Alice Bailey. Sylva Bertaocb, Marion Bertaoch, Florabell Craiger, Mabel Bailey. Mary Fisher, Bernice Fisher, Doris Fisher. Volena Cofer. Marcia Chamberlain, Eleanor Chamberlain, Ethel Craige. Hazel Craige, Georgana Stratton. Delia Wojniak, TJneeda Teller, Mar that Bailey, Martha Shackelford. Margaret Cnrtwright, Alma Wallace, Mra. Schults and Mrs. McCargar. AT WENDLING WENDLING, Dec. 20. (SpedaH Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy White from Co qnille are in Wendling visiting with Mra. White's folks. The White fam ily lived in Wendlint aeveral years and have returned here to visit friends and relatives. Robert Chamberlain, principal of the Wendling grade school, and his family left Wendling Saturday for Corvallla where they plan to spend the week-end and from there will go on to Vancouver to visit with his par ent, until atter the new year. Mr. Chamberlain expects to attend the meeting of the Oregon educatora In Portland just after Christmas. Mrs. Helen Bell of the fourth and fifth ffrnH will snend the vacation period at home in Mabel and with rel atives in the valley. Miss Ullie uurgese iett wenanng Saturday for he rhome at Corvallis. ShA will snend the holidavs at home and in Portland. Miss Burgess teaches the second grade here. Mr.. Laurette Heiser of the third grade will spend most of her vaca tion in Euaene and Portland. She will attend the meeting of teacbera in Portland while down there. D. Ralph Fullerton will ipend the holiday, in Wendling, Cottage Grove and Portland. He will be In Port land during the time the educators have their sessions. Miss Jordan left Wendling Sunday moraine for her home in Corvallis where she will spend the holiday, with her relative.. AT COBURG CC-BURG. Dee. 20. (Special) Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Foley and son, Virgil Foley, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bettis Friday. The Foleys live near Browns- OARA NOME Toilet Preparatloni alwaya at Phone 131 8th A Willamette Fre.h Home Made Candlea In large varletlee alwaya it 7th 4 Willamette ville. Mrs. Battle i. a daughter of Mr. and Mra. Foley. G. W. Mallett haa Just returned from Oregon City, where he haa been spending a few daya making a sale of some property. Asia Tyler ia ill with the flu. He haa been spending a few days in Corvallia attending a cherry demonstration at the Oregon State college before he became sick. Mr. and Mrs. Mantle Avey left Friday for Pinehuret, Washington, where they plan to stay for some time. Several cases of measles have been in Coburg. Among tho.-e ill are Dale Wbittaker, Gladens Sim mons, and Glen McKibben. Coburg Ladies Aid - Holds Yule Party COBCRG, Dee. 20. (Special) The Christian Ladies Aid met in the church Thursday afternoon for their regular meeting. The afternoon waa spent In visiting and quilting. Dur ing tha time, a Christmas tree with the exchange of gifts waa enjoyed. The members also popped corn and made candy. Those attending were Mrs. N. C. Purkerson, Mrs. Goodman, Mra. Lena Simmons, Mrs. Minna Green, Mrs. Elva Dykstra. Mrs. T. E. Morse, Mra. Ed Deffenbacber, Mrs. Martha Stas, Mrs. Harry Coleman, Mrs. Belle Green, Mrs. Mae Zachary. Mrs. Nora Castle. Mra. M. E. Drury, Mrs. Annie Lee, Mrs. Kate Sidwell. Mrs. Clvde Sidwell. Miss De Etta Drury and Miss Agnea Sidwell. Philomath Junior ( Class Play Success PHILOMATH, Dec. 20. f8.iedal) The junior class of Philomath high school gave a three-act comedy Friday night, at the gymnasium A good crowd waa in -attendance and more than $S0 was taken in. High School Gives Christmas Program JUNCTION CITT. Dec. 20. (Spe cial) At the high school assembly on Friday afternoon the following pro Brnra was rendered: Geraldine Thomas presiding, assembly - sang "Silent Night" and "Hark the Herald Angels Sing": Mildred Templeton gave a reading, "Christmas In Ancient Times": the letterman'e club eang "Solomon Levi" and the "Spanish Cavilier"; a violin, solo, Stephen Mo gensen; saxophone duet, by Lucile Johns and Wilma Mays; Ethelda Leach sang "It Came on the Midnight Clear." Rev. Drake brought a abort Chrlst mae message. After the program pop corn balls and baga of candy were distributed and an exchange of gifts waa made. The high school closed the day with a .tudent dance at the W. O. W. hall. Philomath Market Entered By Burglars PHILOMATH, Dec. 20. (Special) Thieves broke into the amoke house of the Sanitary meat market, ono night recently, and filled a sack with meat.' - When they were discovered they dropped .the Back and ran. They had sawed off the lock with a hack saw. The sack and saw are in the window of the market. The largest towel mills In the world are located at Kanapolls, N. C. FLUFF AND RAG RUGS Woven, Repaired, Cleaned. Liberal allowance on old Ruga and Carpet.. Large Dleplay of Choice Rugs at FLUFF RUG CO. 164S Jefferson demonstration of. Aladdin Lamps Tuesday Afternoon and Evening December 23rd 5 Aladdin factory representative, Mr. T. E. Jones, C at the Qnackenfcnsh store to explain and ""Mistrate these wonderful lamDS. & f!llm.i ,1 1J V. an. h, ,,-"iiujas gui, Doming couiu ub mum v ltfJ a familv not having electric lights than 01 the Aladdin Lamps. Quackenbush's INSPIRATION llimmillimiii iiiinniiiiiiiiiiiimrn Our Hero is Stumped. . Doesn't Know What to GetHert A0,H -V. MORAL' She'd Rather Buy the Other Things Herself But She Pre fers Flowers from YOU IIIIIIIILIIIIIII iimiiiimmm 'fa Aitd Then He Has ' an Inspiration , .- . TUTU 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 LI J I II LLLM II I II 1 1 TT- SAY IT WITH MOWERS Jr rrom. ff Tnt PARPEN XTep y liiSvp(lriririvf ' PHONE 105O (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 2) Mrs. A. W. Swan son held high score. Sir. Front, president of th club was presented with a gift from club mem bers and each member was Dresented with a boudoir pillow from Mrs. Frost. Mrs. U, a. nemenway will entertain the club and husband at her home New Xear'a evening preceded with a 6:30 o'clock luncheon. Mrs. Earl Fulraer substituted Friday for her mother, Mrs. George Morgan, a mem ber who waa out of town. Class Party Held The seniors of CottflRe Grore fclch held their rlsssyparty Friday night at the gym nasi urn for members and teachers. Games were enjoyed and gifts exchanged, after which refresh ments were served. Mra. Cecil CaldweU entertained her piano pupils with a surprise party at her home Friday afternoon. Rev era! instrumental piano numbers were given by members of the class after which gifts were presented to each pupil. A lighted Christmas tree was a feature and refreshments - were served. Mrs. Wilbur Watkins entertained Tuesday afternoon with a tea honor ing teachers of Central grade school building. Mrs. Clarence Cone and at piano and son Wendelf with violin en tertained with Instrumental selec tions. Mrs. Roy Leonard eang two numbers and Jerrine Burrows enter tained with two readings. , Daughters Hold Party Local members of the Daughters of the Nile entertained with a Christ mas party Wednesday afternoon for the club. Twenty-two were present, of which number 17 were from Ku gene. Mrs. Victor Chambers, Mr. Roy Short, Mrs. C. A. Bartell, Mrs. W. H. Lombard, Mrs. K. E. Mills were hostesses. A luncheon was served at the home of Mrs. Cham bers and the Christmas tree wns held st the homo of Mrs. Lombard. Favors at tha luncheon were miniature Christmas tree hung with candy cane. Baskets of Yule tide greens tied with bows of red ribbon, lighted red tap ers and sprigs of mistletoe were at tractive at the Lombard home. Anniversary Observed Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace cele brated the fiftieth anniversary of their wedding Friday, Dec. 10. The couple, were married in Cottage Grove and have made this their home most of the time since. At the Rebokah lodge, of which they era members, an old time wedding and program was riven in their honor Friday night. Mr. Wallace wore her wedding frock. MONDAY, JAN. Winter Term Shorthand Bookkeeping Typing. Rto. Eugene Business College. It' a a Good School Phone 600 Miner Bldg. Bert Burrows performed tha wedding ceremony. ' Mra. Pearl Hasen waa ring bearer, Mrs. 'Olara Stevens waa flower girl and Mr. and Mra. Tom Seara attended the couple. An old time program was given. Including several old time sonc. A lame wed ding cake waa a special feature with golden tapers. The affair was given aa a surprise to Mr, and Mrs. Wal lace, and they were presented with many guts. A French Inventor's device for automatically timing racing antomO' biles is operated by the fight from an ordinary oeadiignt railing or pbo to-elect no cell. PAN-DANDY "Gas, but It' dandy bread." -Mad by kremmeL CLUB EHD JUNCTION CITT. Dee. 20. (Spe cial) Mrs. Angua Gibson and Mrs. Marguerite Douslas entertained tne bridge club and some Invited guests at a buffet luncheon and bridge party on Thursday evening at the home or Mrs. Gibson on Laurel street Mrs. Frank Phlllln won blah acora. with Mrs. Dorothy Bean aa consola tion. Mra. inone valstesd of Al bany won the guest prize. Thone pres ent to enjoy the attatr were, ciub members, Mrs. Hazel Mills, Mrs. Lu ella Hansen. Mra. Dorothy Bean, Mrs. Frank fntinps, Mr. Katner.no Vin son. Mrs. Marguerite Dougla. Mrs. Wesley Mnllory, Mrs. Sam Lehman and Mrs. (Jlyde tsneims. The guests were Mrs. Thelma Moorehead. Mrs. Klinore Hughs, Mrs. Glen Strome, Mrs. Ellen Bailey, Mrs. Georgo Bailey. Mrs. Burton Young of Eugene, Mrs. inone Volstead. Mrs. Gladys Hur ley, Mrs, Lou Siegmsn, Mrs. Haxel I'etterson and Mrs. Emo wasnburn. Latham P.-T. A, To Meet Tuesday Night LATHAM. Dec. 20. fSnedal The meeting of the P.-T. A. wffl be held Tuesday evening at 7:30 o clock instead of Friday evening. Decem ber 10. There will bo a short business ses sion to be followed by a Christmas program given by the school chil dren. ATMAPLETON MAPLETON, Dac. 20. (Special). Mr. and Mrs. Addison ara cVanlnf un their lonch room and will soon be ready to aerre tha public. They hava made" Tery noticeable improyement, In tha email room. sir. aid Mr.. Beater took Charlla Slmpkins to Eugene for hi. last treat ment for ainu. trouble. Rufu. John aon acenrapauied them. Ha represent ed the Maplecon rranjee at tha county agricultural meeting. Tha new engine atarted furnishing tha electric light, for Mapleton Thurs day night. Tlia bridge club met at the home of Mrs. Powellp Thursday afternoon. Radio's Finest gpartou, Crosley Amrad and Angelas. Carlson and Hatton Phnnn Mr. DeMosa Phone 289 10th a. Oak TRADE IN YOUR Old Furniture at Applegata Furniture Co. Miner Bldg. Phone SIS Quality Developing and Printing , Kuykendall Drug. Co. 870 Wlllametta Phona M "Wa fit tha hard to fit f3)!plu 8U8TIR Sh !i5 BROWN " Shoa Store BEG DAY AT BREIER'S A $50,000 Gift-to-Xmas-Shopper We'll "Carry Thru" to the Last Minute Men's Pajamas $1.95 value, good heavy weight. Full cut. Only $1.00 Men's Rayon Shorts and Shirts 79c value. Only 49c , 1,000 Men's Ties AH new patterns and colors. $1.50 value 89c One Group Ties Large assortment. $1.00 Values, Only- 49c Dress Shirts That ordinarily sell for $1.49. New patterns, new styles, only 98c Men's Suits Made to sell for $27.50. 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