Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, May 21, 1931, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPage Fori THE EUGENE RE G IS T EK (i U A RP Hajmeninas Here And There Throughout All The Mid-Oregon Countj COTTAGR GROVE, May 21. (Special) The Research club met Tuesday night In the city library, with Sirs. Ira Iaom nresidins;. Con tinuing the study of South America, Mm. Al Hanson took up the study of Panama. Mra. D. A. Emerson re ported on Peru, giving Interesting instances where it excelled any other country In the world, namely the oldest college, the highest city, great est engineering feats and the highest railroad. ... ,, Members responded to roll call with current events. This is the last ' meeting of the season for study. The 1 club will meet again in September I when South America will be studied I more In detail, with a miscellaneous i program following. June 2 the annual -i. l i III V. 1..1J at tlia kninii ' of XIrs. Frank E. Mendenball on unestnuc ave. Cemetery Will Be Cleaned on May 27 COBCRG. May 21. (Special) The Odd ellows lodge met in regular session In the hall Thursday evening. ; Officers were nominated for the en suing year. It was decided to set May 2T as ' the date to clean the cemetery. It Is hoped that the community win re ; spnnd and that a large number ot people will turn oit and help. Coburg Delegates At Lodge Session OOBTTHO, May 21. (Special). i Delegates who went to the Ilebekah grand lodge at Corvallls are Miss Alma Allingham and Mrs. AI Tvler. Mrs. Bell Kurd went on Tuesday to '. attend as she Is a member of the grand lodge. They expect -to return ' the last of the week. John McNabb and I. I. Iiamh are the delegates, who are attending the Odd Fellows grand lodge, which Is lso In session at the present time. WIN AWARDS! Juvenile Grange To Be Organized CRESWELL, Ore., May 21. (Spe i dal) Mrs. F. B. Harlow of the WI1 I lakensle district will be here Friday ' night to reorganize the local juvenile ; grange. All children eligible to join . the order are asked to be present. The meeting will be held at the grange hall at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Harlow has charge of the juvenile work In Lane county. Trad your old wood itove at part payment on a new Crawford Electrlo RUBENSTEIN'S Corner Sth and Ollv 8te. "l X Here are three of the Pulitzer prize winners announced recently. n the upper picture you see Mar garet Ayret Barnes, author of Years of Grace," prize winning novel. An editorial on Senator George W. Norrla, of Nebraaka, nave Charlea 8. Ryckman, cantor. of the Frempnt Tribune, Nebraska, the award of the best editorial, while Prof. Bernadotta E. Schmltt's book, "The Coming of the War," won him the prize for tha beat history. PEP for play SWING Into the rhythm of play with energy and vim. Eat Kellogg's PEP Bran Flakes. Every spoonful Is full of wonderful flavor the famous taste of PEP. And in every serv ing you get two other important features. Whole wheat for nourishment. Extra bran for healthfulness. There's just enough added bulk to make Kellogg's PEP Bran Flakes a mildly laxative dish. V1WI for work All through the year Kellogg's PEP Bran Flakes make a wonderful breakfast dish. There's a taste to them that you never tire of. Children love them and so will you. Enjoy them at lunch. Serve these better bran flakes to the children after school and for their eve ring meal. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. Sold in the red-and-grean package. PEP BRAN FLAKES PEP Yoncalla Couple Married Monday YONCALLA, May 21. ( Rpecial) A Terr pretty weddiiije was solemn ized at the Kelso home Monday nveninff when Miss Ilah KpIbo, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Kelso, be- ! rnme the bridft of Thomas Palmer, j Hon of Mrs. Alice- Palmer. Rev, K. ! K. riark read the ceremony, i The bride has Jived in Yoncnlla all j her life nnd graduated from the high j school with the class of "2H. Mr. Pal j mer has Jived hore for the past four : years cominc here from Hfnd, Ore. Only immediate relatives and a few ! friends of the couple witnessed the I ceremony. The rooms were benutiful i ly decorated with large bouquets of :, flowers, carrying out a pink and white color srheme. The fcride'a bou lPt was a tall bssket filii-d with pink nnd white peonies, garden heliotrope. . The bride wore a pale yellow chiffon i dress with hat and coat to match. Following the ceremony a dainty ! lunch was served to the following ! guests: Mrs. Alice Palmer and daugh ter Alice Palmer, Mrs. Sarah KHso, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Crowe. Wade Crowe, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Stenfth, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Daugherty, Rev. K. K. Clark, Miss Thelitis Jean John son and Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Kelso. Traffic Men to Speak at Creswell CnESWELL. May 21. (Special) Captain Jay Sultzman of Eugene and Sergeant Walter Lansing of the state traffic force will speak at the meeting of the Creswell grange Fri day evening on the subject of safety in traffic. The talks will be given at 0 o'clock during the lecture hour after the business of the grange Is completed. GROVE PERSONALS COTTAGE . CliOVE. Mav 21. (Special) Mrs. W. M. Mc-Oihhon will leave Monday for Omaha, and Khox well, Iowa, where she will spend the summer with her mother. Mrs. D. F. Keichard. Mrs. Heard will keep bouse for Mr. McGibbon and his father while she Is gone. Vivian Rogers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Rogers, who broke her left arm Inst Saturday playing ball, is in the Eugene hospital. The two bones below the elbow were shat tered badly. She was taken to Eu gen to have th wound dressed. The ladies of Mnhv crerk with Miss Gertrude L. 8kow met Tuesday at the borne of Mrs. Finley Wbippa and organized ft community sewing club. They have 15 members and will meet every two weeks, the next meeting will be with .Mrs. fclizabetb ADer crombie. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Mer cer, an 8 nound daughter Tuesday. The Hazel McNeal place on Mosby creek near the Blue Mountain school house has been sold to Roy Kennedy from Coifuille. E. C. Lockwood handled the deal. Mrs. Mceul gets Coiiiiille property In the deal. Phil Jones left Tuesday for Eur eka, Cal., to attend the funeral of bis brother-in-law. The Aerie circle of the Eagles aux iliary will meet with Mrs. Alice Pet erson one week from Thursday after noon. The Docia club meets Thursday with Mrs. I. G. Shaw. ' The Tjour Prete club meets Wed nesday night with Mrs. Clyde Rogers, Mrs. Dale Hawkins. Mrs. Earl Full mer and Mrs. Clyde Roberts are the hostesses. Cottage Grove has oO puplis In toe graduating class this year. This is the largest class ever graduated from the high school. Loren Van Nortwick was president the first semester, and Howard Taylor thp last semester. Church Group of Drain Gives Play YONCALLA, May 21. (Special). A croun of neonle from the Chris tian church of Drain, gave a very de lightful entertainment in the Yon calln gymnasium Monday evening. The stnge represented a cotton field on a southern plantation, where negro men, women and children all worked together. When the white plan tation owner was in sight lots of work was done but in his absence, jokes were told and songs sung. In the even ing, around a campfire, they all en poyed themselves, with music and Many Attend Lodge Meet at Corvalhs HARRISBURG. Mav 21. (Spe cial) The 1. O. O. F. grand lodge convention at Corvallls is calling a larger number than usual from this territory. Included in the local attendants are the following: Brigadier General W. E. Wndswortli. Miss Anita Nichol son, Otto Nicholson. Mrs. Jane Cur tis, Mrs. Rachel Nicholson, Mrs. A. Chrisfpnsen. Lawn Mower Specials Savings Unequalled At These Prices Two most outstanding Lawn Mower Offerings while they last your choice of standard makes, with ball bearings for easy running 14 Inch Size . On Sale at , 16 Inch Size On Sale at $6.85 87.25 NEW CROQUET SETS At JTew Lower Pricings Attractively decorated several models in the 4 and 6 ball sets '4 Ball Sets at S1.95 S2.60 S3.35 6 Ball Sets at S4.50 S6.50 S6.75 VzSth ," QUACKENBUSH'S 160 East Broadway Eugene Christian Church Class Has Meeting DRAIN, May 21. (Special). The Loyal Bereans class of the Christian church held their regular monthly business and social meeting, Tuesday c.ening, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Csrl Henderson. Guests present were Mr. snd Mrs. Gilhert, Mr. and Mrs. Tom McKirdy, Mrs. Jim Burnett, Mrs. Harpnn, and MisB Eva T.ynch; members, Mr. and Mrs. George Bonk. Mr. and Mrs. El mer Newton. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Newton, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Ijakey, Mr. and .Mrs. C. H. Patehen. Mr. and Mrs. Van Kirk, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Swearensren, Mioses Alberta Wilson, Millicent Burroughs. Mrs. Fay Peters, and Mr. anuIrs. Carl Henderson. At the close of tbo evening, refreshments of pie end coffee were served. CRESWELL NOTES CRESWELL, May 21. (Special) ,T. S. Bond is visitine at the home of his son, S. C. Bond and wife. Mr. Bond Tvas formerly of Bandon. but has recently disposed of his property and has retired from business. He is now on his way to visit at his old home at Fort Worth, Texas. Mrs. Bond who is visiting at Los Angeles will join him there and make the trip to Texas visiting at several points on the way. Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Crumpton and family and Mr. Crumnton's twin brother, J. H. Crumpton of Fort Nnuth. ArK., have occupied the duiiu ing formerly used as the photograph gallery north of the C. h. Weber store, I. H. Crumpton is an exper ienced mechanic. Mr. nnd Mrs. F. A. Everson nnd family have moved Into their new home in the Bohrnstedt addition re cently completed by J. M. Walkup. J. R. Clack and family have occupied the residence vacated by the Ever son family. . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Long of Med ford were week end guests nt the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. C J. Long. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Kemper and son Manley of Junction City spent Sunday with them. Mrs. Keniper is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. '.Mrs. N. E. Steele and Mrs. L. C. Goheen left Tufsday for Corvalhs where they represent the local Re bekah lodge at the state assembly m convention this week. Mrs. E. II. Padden of Onklnnd. Cal., and Mrs. W. D. Sedgwick of Sacra mento. Cal.. arrived Monday and will visit for a few weeks at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Steele. MrB. Padden went on to Port land Wednesday where she met her husband. Dr. E. H. Padden of the air way service who made his regular trip by plane to Portland Wednesday morning. She will spend the week end with friends in Seattle. Yoncalla Orchestra Presents Concert YONCALLA, May 21. (Special). The Yoncalla orchestra, under the di rection of Lee Kennedy of Roseburg gave a concert in the Methodist church Friday evening. The young people hnve made wonderful prouress in their music since they started Inst November. Tiie orchestra will piny at Drain during a school entortaitinient Friday evening and at Ouklnnd Sunday evening Farewell Party Is Held Monday Night COTTAGE GROVE, May 21. (Special) A farewell party was given ?Iondny night for Clarence Brooks and family who will leave soon for California. A pot-luck supper was served at the beginning. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Col lins, Mr. and Airs. Wes Chrisman, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Gnroutte, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Domewood. Mr. snd Mrs. O. F. Mr. and Mrs. Ciii. tthel Applewhite. Mri vHS Mrs. Florence Small K Folston, Chas. PetSLS' jor.e Small, Mis, aa ft-M Small, Billie Ann Bu?lttS pell, Mrs. Mark 5 Peterson. Mr. and Mr Tr' 5 Dr. AshRtracSr now located over thf wi8 Quick permanent reSnS. r ""ROSE BUD BAKERY OPENS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY 22 & 23 Come in and get that loaf of Bread or Cake that vm, w been wanting during these weeks since the fire. All hu I? Tebullt nice and new. Therefore our Bakery Goods sr. k. than ever now. ' " I 82 West Broadway BAKERY PhoiHH COTfjuPeAr noun OAHJ flftpfo With Youir Throat arsh Irriitanfe "Reach for a LUCKY instead" -lM;X:....-i i l fc - i -aim Now! Please! Actually put your finger on your Adam's Appld Touch it your Adam's AppleDo you know you are actually touch ing your larynx? This is your voice box it contains yom vocal chords. When you consido your Adam's Apple, you are con sidering your throat - your vd chords. Don't rasp your throat with harsh irritants -Reach fa a LUCKY instead - Remembir, LUCKY STRIKE is the only ciga rette in America that through iti exclusive "TOASTING" proceii expels certain harsh irritant) present in all raw tobaccos. Then expelled irritants are sold to manufacturers of chemical com pounds. They are not present h your LUCKY STRIKE, and so wey "Consider your Adam's Apjlij ANNISTON, At. .kw. 65 t's toasted Including the use of Ultra Violet Rays Sunshine Mellows Heat Purifies Your Throat Protection- against irritatioir against cough pasrtjfj,.