Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, December 21, 1930, Image 16

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Newspaper Page TextTHE ETTOBNB BEGISTER-GTTABD Lane County Folk Wslcome Christmas Season With Variety of Prograrl Pae Four FESTIVE SPIRIT IS COMMUNITY PROJECT! The approach of Christmas and the accomnanvinB festive snirit found tb fifty-four odd thousand citizens' of Lane county observing the event Id scores of differeot ways. It would be hard to sav Just how many programs and celebrations and parties of various aorta in observation of unriaimaa are being held in Lane county, but the total would run well Into ui nun Hrpfll. Nearly every one of the over 100 schools of Lane county held a Christ mas program this week-end, or will Hold one during tne early aoys 01 toe ooming week. Nearly all schools clos ed for the Christmas holidays Friday, and most of the school productions were given either Friday afternoon or ji'nuay niKDt. in a lew cases lie 5rograina will be given Monday or hiesdny nights. Jn almost every case a L'brUtmae tree waa held in connec tion witii the program. finecial aervlcea of one sort or an' other are being held in nearly all of the churches ot tne county bunany, Cantatas, aacred muaic concerts, nag eants, plays, and general programs are Deing presented, jaany cnurcnea are holding Christmas trees as well as the special services Sunday. These are to Da presented, wun appropriate pro grama, on Monday or Tuesday nights in most cases. A few community Christmas trees will be held in the county Wednesday night. In a number of the larger communities where there are two or more churches a union tree ia being held. Several places in Lane county church observances of Christmas will be mors simple this year than usual and the money saved will be used for humanitarian work. The addition to the celebration of the Christmas aeaaon in the schools and churches of the county, special programa have been held, or will be Held by nearly an or me uranges, lodges, and other organlzationa. These range from rimple Christmas trees and exciiange 01 girta to quite eiao orate playe or cantataa. Mrs. Hill Hostess To Fern Ridge Club LOWER FEHN 11 1 DUE. Dec. 20.- (Bpecial). Mre. Merrill 11111 enter tained the ladles of the Thursday olub Thursday. The annual gift ex change was the feature ot tna after noon foll ..lng the business meeting, The balance of the afternoon waa apent In visiting. At 4:H0 the hostess served lunch assisted by Mrs. VirgU Front and Mrs. Del uolcolin. Members present for the afternoon were Mrs. O. A. Drew, Mra. Jason Adklns, Mra. F. 0. Bnnhorn, Mra. Xury Leminon, Mra. Cecil Leigh, Mrs. O. llazeinaker. aire. J. u. iamp. hell. Mrs. I). O. Fisher. Mrs. 8. C. Ad klns, Mrs. J. W. Btnpleton, Mrs Ilert Klemor, Mrs. A. ITaley, Mrs. He! liol comb. Guests were Mrs. Virgil Frost. Mrs. M. llenth. Mrs. A. Thurmnn and Mrs, King. The nest meeting will be Jan. a wltn Mrs, noi noicomo. Bailey Girls Hosts To Cooking Club LOWKn FEHN IUDOH, Dee. 20. (Special). The cooking dub of districts 47 and 30 met last Saturday at the home of Dorlne and Alice Bailey. After the business meeting Dorlne and Alice gave a demonstra tion In trmst mnlcina. The eirla en joyed a "sing" and played games for tne Daianre or m nncrnoun. j firoeent were Mrs. Leland Leach, local sader, Ethelda Leach, Kllwiheth Ilol comb, T.ola Adklns, Jeanne Holcomb, Dorine Iinilcy and Alice llalley, ltuth Inung of Junction City was a visitor. The next meeting will be at th home of Mrs. I.each on Jan. 1. Lone Pine Women s Club Holds Party LONB PINK. Dec. 20. (Special). The ladles of the Ione Tins sewing circle, held their Christmas party on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Llndlry on Spring Creek drive. 1- L I 1 . I. I 1 W m H, U ilece iM'tnre sue receiver uer gut. nl- oil assisted bv Mrs. Dale and Mrs. llownrd. Members present: Meadnmes Dale, n , i u .1 1 11 ,, T - .. . n f rinrii, i irknin, iiwun..,, ... lessen, Horn, Horner, Schrenk, Nyce and the hostess, Mrs. IJmlley. vis itors for the afternoon were Mrs. Williams, Mra. Leas, Mrs. YVerhsler, all of Eugene and Mra. H. Jenen of Crow stnite. The next meeting will he held at the home of Mrs. Harry Si'hrenk at Meadowvlew, Jan. 8. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Bolin Observe Anniversary CI.OVEHDAI.E. Dec. 20. (Spe cial). Mr. and Mrs. Donnld llolin celebrated their thirtieth wedding an ntvernlty Tlmrsdny svenlnc. all the children being present. They were Mr. and Mrs. l!oc, Mr. and Mrs. 11ns kell ami fnnilly, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Itolln and family, Mr. and Mra. Wil lnrd Elliott, Mis Doris llolin and Mr. and Mrs. Donnld llolin. n Neff photo Here li the oommunlty clubhouse wttloh waa built by the people of Camae 8wale and waa to be uaod for the first time In oonnection with Chrlstmaa featlvltles. .The men of the oommunlty built the clubhouae In their spar time, and materials were alio donated. JUNCTION CITY, Dec. 20. (Spe cial) Schoola cloaed Friday for a two weeka vacation and the teachera have left for their virloua homes. Mr. Todd will spend Christmas at McMinnvllle. Miss Htoflel and Miss Haya at their homea and will visit Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Vanderpool will visit several places during the two weeks. Mr. Nelson, grade princi pal, left Saturday for his home In Portland. Miss Oxner, Miss Taylor and Miss Rossman will be at their va rloua homea part of the time. Mre. Ballard, Mrs. Douglas, Miss McMul len and Miss Burgess, local teachera, will apend most of the vacation at their homea. At the grade achoot Friday after noon the children received their treat from their teachers and practiced their parte for the evening's entertainment which wna given Friday evening and was attended by the parents and friends of the children. The grades, two working together, presented Christmas pnceants ending with the "RiilTBles Christmas." The hlch school orchsstra played during the evening. e Officers Elected By Lorane Grange LORANB, Dec. 20. (Special) The Lorane Grange held its regular meeting at the Grange hall Thursday. Election of officers for the ensuing year wna held. The results are as fol lows: Master, W. T. Moore; overseer, H. K. Forrann: chaplain, W. H. An, derson; secretary, Charles Miller; treasurer, Mrs. Elma Davlst tseward, H. H. Gowlng; gatekeeper, Ttnlpb Lynch: asslstnnt steward, W. H. Da vis; Lady assistant steward, Mra. Ethel Lynch; Flora. Mrs. H. B. For man: Ceres, Mrs. W. T. Moorei Po mona, Mra. W. IT. Anderson. Its pupils, seoording to Miss Bessie Williams, Lane county health nurse, npon bar visit here just recently. Every suggestion for corrective meas ures waa carried out in thia school. The Portage school, north of here, waa also reported to be doing good work. Here each pupil has been weighed regularly each month, and the reaulta have ehown gaine. in the case of nnderwelght children. Deerhorn School to Give Entertainment Mrs. Steve Benston Honored at Shower SAGINAW. Dec. 20. (RneHal). A alinwcr was given -Mrs. Steve Men- ston WTedneslny afternoon. Those present were Mrs. Lee Ninon. Mrs, Oscar .Tnekson. Mra. Oval Powell. Mrs. Edith Blnnton. Mrs. Donald Wltcher, Mrs. Lyle Scott. Mrs. Iiwell Benston. Mrs. Aden Miller. Misses Marie Nlion, Agnes .Tnekson, Juanita I'owell and Hetty Wltcher. Arter a social afternoon refreshments were served. Mrs. Benston received many useful and pretty gifts. ; . Health Scores High In Coast Schools FLORENCE. Dec. 20. (Sn'daD The Mlnerra school, northeast of this city, scored 100 per cent In attending to detnils In health menaures among DEERHORN, Dec. 20. (Special). The Christmas entertainment will be given at Deerhorn school on Monday evening, Dec. 21. The program Is as follows: "Wel come," Jimmie Wearin: song, "Jun gle Bella," upper and lower grades; recitation, "Little Lambs," Lila Wear in; recitation, "Broken Doll'1 Mae Uoddard; play, "Twentieth Century Toys," upper room; dialogue, "Wish es," Roland Gillespie and John Kooser; recitation, "A Wlah," Tom mie Benson; recitation, "Santa Up to Date," Lorena Holmes; recitation, "How Chrlstmaa Came." Leonard Gloss; recitation, "Kitty's Present," Matheda O'Dell; solo, "It's Chrlst maa," Vlrgle Thomson; solo, "Christ mas Acrostic," upper room; recitation "What Chriatmaa, ' Evelyn Morris; recitation, "The Christmas Tree,'1 Alvln Potterj solo, "Chrlstmaa," Iewls Coffey: play, "Mother Goose Christmas," lower gradea; motion aong, "Miss Muffet, Roland Gilles- Sie, John Koozer, Lila Wearin and ean King; recitation, "Santa's Help er," David Holmea; recitation, A Youthful Eavesdropper," Frank Ball; song, "Santa Clans la Coming This Way." Mrs. Robley Hostess To Yarnell Group TARNHLL, Dec. 20. (Special). Mrs. Paul Robley entertained at her home Thursday afternoon with a Cliristmaa party for membera of the Sunshine club. The membera ex changed gifts. The hostess was aa slsted by Mrs. Neal and Mra. Nellson of Marcola in serving refreshments. OAKRIDOB. Dec. 20. (Six del) A number of Chrlstmaa partiee are belnr planned bera by dube. lodges ana tne scnoois. Tne largest gathering will be Tuesday night In the i. v. u. r. nan when the Odd Fellows and Rebekahe and their families will enjoy a party. There will be a program of music and readings and there will D a Christ mas tree and presents. Refresh mente will be served. The ejmmlt tee for the arrangements consists of Miss Mildred Flock, Mrs. Viols Flock, Mrs. Fred Hensen, Jesse Flock, Earl Walker and J. E. Pad' dock. Each room in - the grade eehool will have a Chrlstmaa tree and the children wiU draw namea to ex change gifts. They will play tames and there will be treata. Wednea- day morning will be devoted to the party, and school will be dismissed at noon. A number of women met at the home of Mrs. Grant J. Gray Thurs day afternoon and filled bigs with treata to be given to the children at the Chrlstmaa party Sunday morning in the church, Mrs. Gray, Sunday school super intendent, statea that there wim be a tree and treata for all the ch'ldren attending Sunday morning. An ap 'Proprlate program la being arranged. Mrs. Roy Putnam and Mrs. Jesse Ftocx have charge of the decorating. Walterville Lodge Has Christmas Party WALTERVILLE. Dec. 90. fSn, clal) The Neighbora of Woodcraft met at the ball Friday evening and held their Chrlstmaa party with their families as guests for the evening. The anair opened witn an eignt o clock supper after which gamea were play ed. This year they had no exchange of gifts as in other rears. Members and guests present for the evening were Mr. end Mrs. George Willian and daughtera. Fordyce and Laurel, Mr .and Mrs. Vern Caldwell. Mr. and Mra. Lester Milllcan and daughtera, Lurlle and Dorothy, Mr. anu jirs. a. i. tnion ana aaugnter, GaiL Mr. and Mra. John Klckbusch and children, Zula, Evelyn, John and iv inured, air. and Mrs. lid Scbwer Ing, Jessa Schwering, Mr. and Mra. .1. iv. fountain, Mr. and Mra. Matt Emmerlrk, Jr., Gertrude Emmerlck, Frank Emmerlrk, Mr. and Mrs. Em met Rassmussen and daughter, Bev erly Jean, of Cottage Grove, Ervin Fountain, Wilbur Dehne, Carol Foun tain, Mrs. M. J. Wearin, Mra. Anna Stacy. Mr. and Mra. Fred East on and ..MM Y.. TT ir ! 1 Nellie, Ruth and Juanita Schwering of Eugene, Robert Milllcan, Mrs. Z. 0. Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Burrel Slavena and three children of Leaburg, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fountnln and daughter. Kosalee. of Learntr?. Mert Brown. Anna Lyle and Neal McArthur, Ned Morris, Mrs. Earl Thlenes. Helen Mnrx, Mrs. S. J. Godard, Hugh and umma uoaaru. Sunday School Class Elects Officers OAKRIDGB, Dec. 20. (Special) The grade achool glrla class of the Sunday achool met recently and elected officers: President, Ma.-gery Wilkinson: secretary treasurer, Pearl Paddock; Mra. William Iiolmjer is the teacher. A name for the clasa will be selected later. Turkey Shoot To Be Held At Junction JUNCTION CITY. Dee. 20. (Sne- dal) There will be a turkey shoot at the Junction City trnp grounds on Sunday. Turkeys, geese end mer chandise will be given to the lucky ones. Guns and ammunition will be on the grounds for those who wish. People of Porto Itlco are citizens of the United States, but the are pot permitted to vote in preatdentlnl elections. The privilege of voting Is grntiti'd by the states, not by the national government. BIO GIFTS for Little Money AT 6 E. Broadway Phone 23t mmm CASWELL'S"""" Csn, Will and Do sell Com munity Silverware cheaper than any store In Oregon. Neweat patterns Just In. Hoffman '8 Jewelry Store In New Location Hoffman Hotel Bldg. Broadway A Willamette W gft . ifoi Sunday, Dec. 21 World Peace via World Court Should America join? Will Hoover Succeed Where Wilson Failed? Will the Vatican Dominate? JOHN KNOX TABERNACLE Musio 7:00 P. M. Lecture 7:30 Last Night Until After Holiday Alpine Boy Scouts Camp In Gymnasium ALPINE, Dec. 20. (Special) The Boy Scouts held their weekly meeting in the grade school gymnasium Mon ilay evening. The boys stayed all night recently in the gymnasium rather than the hike which they had planned, be canse of rain. The young peoples' elaas enjoyed a party Snturdny evening In the base ment of the Methodist church. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM MONDAY SMITIIFIELD, Dec. 20. (Special) The community Christmas program will be presented at the Methodist church Monday evening, Dec. 22. This program has been arranged jointly by the Christian and Methodist chnrrhes and the community la invited to attend. Auto Plunges Into the Deep rXORENCH, Dee. 20. (Special) One of the newe breaks of the week here was furnished bv two local men in a Wednesday evening thriller. Leon ard Beady, who waa driving an open ton auto, asked Barney Card to ac company him in the ear. A little over ten minutes later neaay torn iura to hop out, after which Ready did like wise, and they both found themselves hopping oft into some 30 feet of wa ter. In the short drive they bad taken together, It waa discovered that the car had been driven off one of the docks of the harbor here, and into the deep water. Ready, who bad not given Card a ride in three months, and Card swam ashore, but the auto remained deep down in the depths of the bsy North Fork Grange Installs Officers ELECTS OFFICERS FLORENCE, Dee. 20. (Special) Installation of officers In the North Fork grange and Ite juvenile branch has juat been made for the new year: In the senior order the following will rule for 1031: V. E. Dwyer, master; Claud Erwln. overseer; Bessie Ervrin, lecturer; Ben Shirley, steward: H. N. Huntington, aasiatant ateward; Mra. Clara Haring, chaplain; Martin Hawk inson, treasurer; Ella Haring, secre tary; O. Frasieur, gate keeper; Gladya i r ; r.&.. ( ., - rvn.A mona: Flossie Huntington, Flora; and Lulu Shirley, lady assistant; Hans Peterson, Albert Haring snd H. N. Huntington, executive committee, and Mra. Hans Peterson on the fair board. In the juvenile branch: Nola Judd blunting, master; Andy r rsBieur, overseer; Pauline Shirley, lecturer; Opal Dwyer, ateward; Kelly Costello, assistant ateward; Letha Frasieur, ohanlain: Llovd Peteraon. treasurer: Beulah Huntington, secretary; David uuntmgton, gate Keeper; nutn uar inff. Cerea: Edith Costello. ladr as sistant, and Mrs. Eunice Frasieur, matron of the order. Leaburg Ladies' Aid Has Christmas Party LEABURQ. Dec. 20. (Special). The Chriatmaa party sponsored by the aid society on Thursday after noon waa held with Mra. Charlea Carter aa hoateas. The hostess served a luncheon assisted by her sister, Mra. Coy Lansbery, and niece, Miss Naomi Lansbery, Mra. J. O. Huffman and Mra. Walter Carter. Those who attended were Mrs. Ira Isham, Mra. J. O. Ayres, Mrs. D. F. Boyer, Mrs. Herbert Piatt, Mra. Sam Swafford, Mra. Roy Boyd, Mra. S. J. Ooddard, Mrs. A. A. Johnston, Mrs. Walter Carter, Mra. W. O. Thlenes, Mrs. Ira Elston, Mrs. Marion Elston, Mra. Francla Elston, Mrs. Clarence Elston, Mra. Coy Lansbery, Mra. J. O. Huffman, Mrs. R. T. Kooser, Mrs. J. J. Pepiott, Mrs. Burrel Slavens, Mrs. Elmer Pepiott, Mrs.' E. E. Thlenes, Mrs. Arthur Gray, Miss Na oml Lansbery and the boBtess. Election of officers will be part of the business session of the aid aociety at their next regular meeting which will convene on Thursday afternoon, January 15, at the home of Mrs, Ma rlon Elston. Alpine Christmas Program Tuesday ALPINE, Dec. 20. (Special) The church end grade school Chrlstmaa programa will be held together In the M. E. church on Tuesday evening. De cember 23. Prnctice for the Chriatmaa choir waa held Tuesday evening, December 18, at the home of Rev. Parker. Toung peoples choir practice waa also held the same evening. STARS hours. K. M. O. X 27 B meter. CLOVERDALB, Dec. 20. (Spe cial). The Cloverdale Community club held their meeting Thursday aft ernoon at the club house. The room waa decorated with Christmaa greens. A large Christmaa tree had been brought from the wooda and erected by the grade achool boys. x The election of officers for the new year took place. Mrs. W. R. El liott waa chosen president; Mra. T. H. firm, vice-president: airs, uuey Petty, secretary-treasurer. A feature of the t lernoon was the Christmas draw, each member putting in a present and drawing one out by a string. Mrs. E. Crub, grade school teacher, waa guest of honor, and all her pupils came to share the refreahmenta with the club ladies. Those present were: Visitors, Mrs. B. Crub, and school, Mrs. J. O. Adams snd two small children of Junction City. Members were Mrs. L, E. Stafford, Mrs. H. Cossitt, Mrs. D. H. Mitchell, Mra. E. O. Kull, Mrs. John Sellers, Mrs. W. R. Elliott, Mra. Leo Raymond, Mrs. E. E. Morn ingstar, Mra. L. J. Getchell, Mrs. Riley Petty, Miss Frances -Parks, Mrs. D. Bolin, Mrs. L. Bolin and two children. to Portland aa one delegate to the Oregon atate teachers' association for Lane county. School and Grange To Present Program GOSHEN, Dee. 20. (Special) The children of GoBben school and the Goshen Grange will give a Chriat maa entertainment at the Grange hall Monday evening at 8 o'clock. The achool children will have their Christmaa tree and the teachera have prepared a program of songs, recita tions, drills and playa. The. Grange has two plays and music. Mr. Fil... ii v"u"i nonor At Birthday 3 UPPER CAMP CKPffi (Spedal)-,. Da partie. held l,elyb."7j uuuie or Mra. Lncv Dn " I Issued tavitatlon.7r.,i """ ne evening " 1 games and conversation. .J.! refreshments were ..Li"?1! 30 gueate. " - a Mme, deRycke Style RJ and dresi hotnital 7ni i .VI Vaudeville Pays For Xmas Program FLORENCE, Ore. Dec. 20 (Spe cial) At a recent vaudeville, given by local talent in and around Flor ence 147.35 waa realised, after ex penses were deducted. Rev. O. L. Nnckerbarth, G. T. Dudley and L. C. Kezar are busy arranging the community xmas pro gram which will be given Christmas eve, at Liberty hall in Florence, the vaudeville paying the expensea. Riverview School Lists Honor Roll RIVERVIEW, Dec. 20. (Special) The local achool roll of honor for the aecond six weeks of Bchool in cludes Lucille Zumwalt. Thonins Har per, Elvla Taylor, Gwendolyn Hoj-ue, Vernita Withrow, Harold Wirkwire, Leona Withrow, Audrey Withrow, Ronald McCard, Jessie Koon and El len Harper. School vacation begins December 25 and reconvenea January 5. Miss Hub bard goes to her homo in Medford for the holidays and Mrs. Seifert goes tromp & Mckinley AGENCY ' WE INSURE ANYTHING 6-28 First National Bank Bids. Phono 21 Ay notice Item Is de paper de oder day from 'Nort Dakota dat vas purty aerloua proposition. Here vas That et aald. "Nel'a Bervin's Oatmo. bile et got stalled across rail road track. Nela Bervln got out tu frank. A train et kum along and smashed de Oatmobile lntu lettle bits and left Nels Bervin standing by de track holding de krank In his hand. Ay yimmlny et vas gude ting de mescheno dldent got self starter. Any how Nels hay save de krank. Vhen fallar read article like dat hay yust naturaly tlnk about de ensurance bls ' ness and vhen hay tlnk about dat Vhy et should pop tntu fallars head dat et vas gude idee tu see Mester McKlnley and Tromp quick and got fixed up Tlth Oatmobile, Acci dent and Life ensurance. "Ole" SLIPPERS for Christmas All of Our Ladies' House Slippers Reduced for Christmas Buying Hosiery Full Fashioned Pure Silk Hose Regular $1.30. Now 89c pair 3 Pairs 82,50 Our Shoe Sale is Still On All Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes Reduced BUSTER BROWN SHOE STORE 933 Willamette tin h ZZ3 J :i: . te-jL M item.,,, . , , , ,.tartwlltillt lif. n lr t gssssSa m 1 Give Practial Xmas Gifts This Year I Come in and select Furniture items for I Gifts; practical, useful, lasting and will remain throughout the years as a con- stant reminder of your thoughtfulness and generosity. ' Special Prices Now For the Xmas Trade... We Have Decided "Markdowns" On The Following; Magazine Racks ... Smoking Stands f$ Child's Rockers . . . Foot Stools Lamps . . . Rugs . . . Blankets I Bedroom and Dining Room Suites Cedar Chests . . '. Davenports and Chairs jjj Johnson Furniture Co. U "Out of the Hic-h Rent District" I