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THE EUGENE REGTSTER-GTTAED
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WHAT'S DOING
Wednesday
:J0 p. m. Monthly parish
dinner (or St. Mary s Episcopal
ehun-h, pariah honae.. i
7:80 p. m. City lonlng
tearing, city hall.
7:30 p. m. Executive meet
ing of State Association of
University of Oregon Women,
chamber of commerce. '
8 p. m. Knights of Colum
bus meeting and election, St.
Joseph's ball.
Thursday
12 noon Weekly luncheon
for Eugene Active club, Osburn
hotel.
8 p. m. Dinner meeting of
Young Republicans club, Lee
Duke cafe; program meeting
at 7 p. m.
8 p. m. Commencement for
Eugene high school, ItooBevelt
junior high school, and Wood
row Wilson Junior high school,
McArthur court.
Mld-Wsek Servloa Sat
The mid-week tervices for the First
Baptist church have beeo set abend
from Thursday until VtedoeiJay even
ing, beiug combined with the special
program nt which Dr. Frederick Agar
of New York city, national leader in
tba church, will speak, xiieae aerv'
Ices will be held at 7:80 o'clock Pre
ceding the program. Dr. Agar will
meet with church officers and Sunday
achoo! offlcera at a potluck aupper at
u o clock at the cburcu.
Vlaft Lodges
KepreHcntative8 from the two Eu
tene Masonic lodgea. No. 11 and No.
105, have been visiting lodgea of the
order in Springfield, Cottage Grove
and Junction Llty the past week to
extend peraonal invitation to those
groups to attend the picnic to be
given tor all masons, June if, at me
Hantnn-Lane auto nnrk. Those mak
ing the violations have been Earl
Byrom, E. E. Cook, Dot Dotson, C.
1'. Tillman, and Chester M. Lawrence.
Covered Dish Dinner Held
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Bhephard honored them Sunday at
their Kidgeview gardens, with a
covered dish dinner. The home was
beautifully decorated with rosea.
Guesta were .Mr. and Mrs. John
Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hollistnn
of Creswell, Miss Margaret Martin
of Creswell, O. P. Morton, Mr. and
Mrs. E. M. Warren, Mr. and Mra.
Donald 'Shepherd. .
Married at Vansta '
Miss Ruth Stetnpke and Warren
TJnger motored from Eureka, Cal., to
be married-last Saturday evening at
the home of the bride'a sister, Mra.
Elmer Skoog, at Yeneta. The cere
mony was performed by Rev. Msrtin
P. Simon of Grata Lutheran cburcb
of Eugene. The couple will make their
home at Eureka. -
Visiting HtreJ
Mrs. H. E. Holmqulst, of Cheney,
Wash., Is In Eugene visiting with her
slater,' Mrs. W. P. Boynton, and to
attend the graduation exerciaea at
the Univeralty of Oregon where her
eon Robert la finishing this year.
Mra. Boynton's daughter, Dorothea
Boynton Wagner la also visiting here
to attend toe graduation exercises.
Rev Moaler Dies-
News of the death of Roy Mosler
at Colorado rjpringa, a ahort time ago
has been received here by W, 11.
Kay. who formerly owned and on-
erated the aporting gooda atore now
owned by Arthur IJendersbott. Mr.
Mosler was bookkeeper for Mr. Kay
In J- m milnkM nt nlr.m . 1 1 1 1 J
wnen no ana ma lamuy lelt here.
Matcher la Corvallls
O. 8... Fletcher. Lane county err!
cultural agent, will be in Corvallla
Thursday for a conference at the O.
S. C. experiment atation with other
county agenta of the Willamette val
ley. Mr. Fletcher wll Iremaln In Cor
vallla on Friday for the annual straw
berry day at the experiment atation.
man of Cottage Grove, called on mem
bers of the county court and on the
county clerk Tuesday.
Visit at Wilkinson Home
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lawrence and
Mra. Delia Shoope of Pomona, Cal.,
are visiting at the home of Mrs. J. II.
Wilkinson and Miss Stella Wilkinaon
at I'M Illljard street.
. N. 8. Club Masts
T'k. R V ft i ., k 1.
evening, June 3, witn Mr, utto J,
Lamh. 1KWI T.inenln itrea Thar
will he work on pot-holdera and nap-
Kins lor tne woodcraft borne. Hus
bands of memiiera are to be guesta.
W. H. Kay Here
W. II. Kay. formerly In the snort
ing gooda business in Eugene, now
trsvellne for s wholesale house, has
been in the city for a few daya. '
Ministers Meeting
The monthly meeting of the Eugene
Ministerial association will be held
next Monday morning at 10:30 o'clock
at the First Methodist Episcopal
church. The program for the meet
ing will be announced later.
jorie M. Sorber. Portland, licensed to
marry,
Herman C. Dill, Prlneville, and Ruth
Mcilenry, Corvallls, license to marry
BOUNTIES
Clarence Main, Noti, five coyotes,
SIS.
DIVORCE DECREES
Edith Knl-h fn-ni James K. Hatch.
I.eona Lninont from Albert tamom.
Eleanor Davidson from Murrey U.
Davidson.
Mary Stearns from Arthur Stearns.
Obituaries
I SAW
A lattsr, received at 10:10
m, June 1, poatmarkad 11
m., June 1. M. L,
What Did You See?
Visitor Leaves
Mrs. R. L. Williams snd daughter
have left for their home In San Fran
cisco after vlsltlnr Mra. William.'
grandmother, Mra, Henrietta St.
Jobne.
Retura From Portland
Miaa Gertrude K ftbnv. ivmntv
home demonstration agent, and Miss
Alice Spurgin, Girl Scout executive,
are borne from Portland where ihev
visited over the week-end.
Here Front Cuihmen
r,arl H. Hill of Cushmnn. who was
re-nomlnnted at the recent primaries
for representative in the atate legisla
ture, was here on business Tuesday.
Insurance Man Here
T. A. East of the home rrli- n'
the California Western Statea Insur-
ance company, waa here Wednesday
visiting the local office of the com
pany. Masting Wadnssday '
The Kllisbta of Columbus are meet
ing Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock
at St. Joseph's ball. There will he
nomination and election of new off!
cera.
Eatartalaara fa Mariuila
'I'll FllS-ena phimht nt jmmi..a
entertainers will m tn M,nl. ir.i.
nesday nigbt to preaent a program
lucre.
Return .From Roseburg
Mr. and Mra. Fred Porter Sr., and
son. Cyril, have returned to Eugene
from Roseburg where they visited
over-'tbe week-end with relatives and
frienda. They were accompanied here
by Mr. and Mra. Porter's granddaugh
ter, Miss Susan Jane Bradhiirn, of
Marshfleld, who will spend a week at
the Porter home.
Named Director
H. E. Petersen of Junction City
baa been named the new director from
Lane county for the Pacific Co-Operative
Poullry Producers' assoclntlnn.
He lakea the place of C. M. Under,
resigned. There are two directora
from Lane county, the other being
Kenneth Nielsen.
Meves to Eunene
Mrs. Belle Willlama, and familr. of
Grant City, Mo., hare moved to Eu
gene where they will make their
home, the chllldren attending school
here. Mrs. Williams vlslled with her
aunt Mrs. Luells Hilstow In Spring
field before settling In her Eugene
home.
Store Entered
Would-be thieves broke open the
front oor of the Olson store at SMI
Eighth avenue ran anmetlme Tuesday
night but evidently were frightened
awsy before taking anything from the
atore. It wna reported Wednesday to
the Eugene police.
Hospital Reports
fThe list from the Eugene hospital
Wednesday morning showed Pst Gng
glns. l;,it. ne. Paul C. Wrlclit. Eugene,
and E. H. Morris. Eurene. admitted,
and Rovnl S. Smith, dismissed. Mr.
Smith haa been taken to San Fran
cisco. Jewell Here
Mean .1. fl. Jewell, director of the
University of Oregon teacher train
ing work and the school of education,
was In Eugene Wednesday looking for
a home preparatory to moving hia
family here from Corvallls.
Mra. Shaw Returns
sirs. Hsrry Bbaw returned to
Portland Yt eilnevlBv ?,
with her alstera. Mra: Ben Strobel
ana .Mrs. j. w. Huff, In Eugene.
Spends Week-End Hare-
Miss Elitabetb Stone of Portland
spent tne week-end In Eugene, vis
mug Mimm quelle V rigOU ,
Maplttea Resident Hare
J. II. Kinnaird, who resides
Mapleton, waa a business visitor
Eugena Wednesday.
Hare Bream Mvrl rml
M A ICii.Ui- - l.
ousmess visitor in feugene Wednes
dsy.
Farmar M.I. u,.
rirm,, IT. 1 nt ,1.. X'.l ,.
transacted oustnesa in Eugene Tuea
day.
Charlaa Naat la r.liv
Charles Neet of the Wlnberry eec-
, vwuu,., " - 1U UgCUg
Hara Fram ni..l.
Mr, n r 11. .-f i .M t T1I...
In Eugena Wednesday on a businesa
inp,
Madford Couple Hara
rr. and Mra. 8. Ralph Dipple of
Medford apent the last week-end vis
iting friends in Eugene.
Here From Llntlaw
L. H. Parka of the Lfnsl.w HUtelpi
waa a business visitor in Eugene on
Tuesday.
Gardiner Resident Hara
J R fWM ....(.... r. ii
waa In Eugene Tuesday and Wednea-
ua;,
Dawn From Weitflr
. Vrl .EW- M',s"" "f Westllr
visited in Eugene Wednesday.
From Jasper
Jess Wallace of Jssper waa in Eu
gene ednesday on business.
8tevenaon la Portland
Stanley Stevenson made a buslneas
trip to Portland Wednesday.
Mrs. Brady Here
Jirs i:. .v Br.rt, ,f Oakridge Is
here for a few days.
Here From Waatlake
Mr. and Mrs. A. Ohrlstensen res
Idenls nt tVnil.l. -i
. --nn. urrr inr a
day or so on business.
Down From Vlda
Kavton Ihomsnn of (he Tlmmao.
resort npip Vi,l . i- ir..-.
h,l, Wednchy? " " D
In Records
Juvenile Orange
The Four Oaks Jnrenile grange will
meet Saturday afternoon at 2 n'eloek
at the grange hull. Sperlsl work will
ha put on and all members are asked
to attend.
At Medical Meet
Dr. E. L. Zimmerman, president of
the Oregon Slste Medical association,
went to Portland Wrdnesdnv to attend
a tneetln:r of the associstlon council
In the evening.
Irving Orange to Meet
The recnlnr meeting of Irving
grange will be held Friday night. June
. The women are to take aaudnirhea
nd cake for the lunch.
Miss Elliott Returns
Miss Llndell ruiott has returned
tn Eugene from Medford where she
jlslled for a few days with Miss Mary
Manning.
Tedfnrd Here
Junes TetUotd, count' toad paUol-
LICENSES
C A. Aheene and Herma Mstlle
Gertie, both of Cottsge Grove, license
to marry.
Harold 1,. t.uee. T.lnslaw, and Msr-
1000 Watt
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Th ntwttt moil fficlcnt
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In
Iron On th marbal
luttablt to 16 dlff.rtnt Irorv
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addition wo will allow yo
$1.00 Credit on
Your Old Iron
Bailey Electric Co.
T. A. Stock!- M, B. Coitilloo
Phono 234 840 Wlllamttto
Jamoi A. Lang
COTTAGE GitOVK. Jun 1.
Jaineit Addison Italic died Tuetsday
afternoon at : at the home of bid
daufchter, Mth. Williutu Ohtruoder oo
North Seventh. Mreet. .Mr, Lang watt
bora in Avon, Ohio, Or tuber 'JH, 141).
He wan b'2 yearn, 7 month n and S daya
old. When a vhU sivn yeui-i old he
moved with hia pureuta to near Du
buiie, Iowa, where h married and
lived many years. He niovd to South
Dakota and then to Minnesota.
He leaves four children, Mrs. L. A.
Buecke of Grand Forkw, North Da
kota, Mrs. Harriett Nelson and Mrs.
May Oittrunder of Cottage Grovo and
Koy W. Lang. Minneuioljs.
Funeral will be held at 2:30 p. m.
Thursday at the Mills chnpel. Rev.
Foster of the Pentecostal church will
conduct the service.
David R. Moore
David R. Moore, 65, died early
Wednesday morning at the home of
bis daughter, Mrs. Lillian tftmitey,
1581 Lincoln street. Funeral services
will be held from the Branntetter
chapel Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock
with Rev. Bryant Wilson, pnstor of
tne Baptist etui re ft, officiating. In
terment will be In the new I. O. O. F.
cemetery.
David Moore wan a native of this
state, beinir born in Douglas county
Jan. 1, 18417. He was a member of the
Baptist church.
He is survived by four dnushters,
Mra. Kthel Fields of OukridRe, Mra
Mny Lnngou, Mra. Lucille Pussear
and Mrs. Smiley, all of Kutrene: one
son, William Moore, of Jardiue, Mont.;
and 12 grnndchildrcn.
Nelda Viola Castle
COTTAGK GROVE, June" 1.
Neldn. Viola Cnstle, daughter of Har
ry Castle, died at her home on Mos
by Creek June 1. She was born Anril
17, lt27, and is survived by her
father and four sisters and one bro
ther as follows: Freda, Bertha, Mar
garet, Vena and Douglas,
The funeral will be held at the
Mills chapel in Cottage Grove Fri
day at 2 p. m. with interment at Blue
Mountain cemetery. Rev. D. P. Cam
eron will conduct the fcrrvice.
SPRINGFIELD NEWS ITEMS
KPKINGFIKI.D, June 1. (Sio
ciall l-'ortnitilitly meeting of tho
Spriugfielri I'ost No. 40 of the Amer
ican Legion will be held Thursday
evening at tho community hall. A
potluck dinner will be held at 0:30
preceding tho business meeting.
Breakfast Honors
Graduating Girls
SPRINOK11XI), June 1. (Spe
cial) Senior girls will be guests of
tho (iirls l.eugue of the high school
ut the annual Girls' League breakfast
Kriday morning at 7:30 at the Meth
odist church.
Chief item on the program for the
breakfast will be the announcement
of" the winner of the cup presented
each year to the most outstnudiug
senior girl in the high school. The cup
is given by the Ladies' Civic club.
New officers of the Girls' League
will be installed at the breakfast.
They ore Marjorie Prochnow, presi
dent; Bernadine McFarland, vice
president; DeKtta Snndgathe. aecre
tary; Alys Thatcher, social promoter;
Marian Shipley, reporter.
Marjorie I'rochnow is in charge of
arrangements for the breakfast. The
da Rhodes la in charge of food. Ber
nadine McFarlnnd of decorationa and
Virginia Christie of the program.
Several musical numbers are planned
for the program.
Brattain School
Honor Roll Out
SPRINGFIELD, June 1. (Spe
cial.) Twenty-five names appear
tor scholarship on the honor roll
of Brattain school for the final
nil weeks' period of the year, and
97 students' names are on the roll
for perfect attendance during the
six weeks just ended.
A scholarship honor roll la not
made out for students of the flrBt
Funerals
Mrs. Martha Wheeler
Funernl services for the late Mrs.
Martha Wheeler of llnlsey will be
held at the Hnlsey Methodist church
Thursday morning at 0 o'clock. Bur
ial will he at Oak Hill.
Mra. Wheeler had lived In Lane and
Llnn counties for many yearB, She is
survived by two brothers, who live in
Missouri, and n foster son, Ole Kay
ser of ITIllsbnro.
three grades, since no examina
tions are xiven in these grades:
The complete roll la as follows:
First Grade Attendunce: Betty
Iou Campbell, Richard Flanery,
Wauldii Buzzard, Joyce Church,
Josephine Pltair, Betty Henrn
Second Grade Attendance: Bet
ty Pat Aldrlch, Betty Jean Jacob
aon, Beulah Martin, Pauline Sln
nar, Thorvald Johnsen. Tommy
Thomas, Myrtle Shull. Ethel
Fletcher. Maxwell Pohl. Fannie
Hicks, Ida Johnson. Lois Plialr,
Kills Roberts, Frltts Smltsen,
Wayno Whlpps, Margie Soverson,
Tom Williams.
Third Grade Attendnnce: Peggy
Wright. Ethel Ruth Fulop. Donna
Gone Ernest, John Meek, Harrison
Billings, Bob Adams, Iris Klinefelt
er, Dorothy Flanery. Donald Cook,
Blllle Haek, Raymon Balnbrldge,
Gloria Green.
Fourth Grade Scholarship: Dal
las Knight, Eugene Fulop, Jimmle
Stam, Cheater Schlewe. Attend
ance: Howard Klinefelter, Chester
Schlewe, Walter Laxton, Eva Mae
Severson, Russell Zlolkoskl, Ar
thur Prochnow. Jimmle Stam, Bon
ney Flndley, Bruce Maxey, Frank
Vernon, Marian Phalr, Jane Ap
ger, Bob Pollard, Billy Brown,
Jerald Slemsam.
Fifth Grade Scholarship: Mil
dred Billings, Peter Chase, Juan
Ha Chapman, Leroy Church, Fred
die Neet, Paul Nott, Violet Steele,
Ida Jane Irwin. Attendance: John
NORGE
Rollator Refrigerator
Priced from $149.60 ts $425.00
General Radio
Headquarters
Ph. 431 Willis D. Link 47 E.7
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Watch for
Announcement!
Paul D Green
957 Willamette
I
Avltt, Peter Chase, Leroy Church,
Marlin Darr, Paul Nott, Ida Jane
Irwin, Mildred Billings, Juanlta
Chapman, Clarence Clark, Freddie
Neet, Lorraine Squires.
Sixth Grade Scholarship: Jewel
Farnswortli, James Hebert, Elise
Ingram, La Verne McPherson,
Lloyd Seamans, Wyetta Sprlggs,
.Muriel Tyson. Attendance: Gordon
Balwin, James Hebert, Donald
House. Alvln McBee, Margie Mul
ligan, Helen Putnam, Muriel Ty
son, Emll Uchytll, Delmas Glas
pey. Hazel Hicks, Ellse Ingram,
Wilbur McPherson, Earl Pedersen,
Lloyd Seamans, Henry Uchytll,
Maxlne Valllcr,
Sixth Grade, No. 2 Scholarship:
Donna Jonn Severson. Maxlne
Smitson. Henry Clince, Patsy Pat
more, Tommle Uchytll, Selma
Clement. Attendance: Oliver
Adams, Harold Fpss, Leroy Wil
liams, Donna Jean Severson,
Wanetta Neet, Isyl Keeler, Teddy
Wright, Thelma Williams, Erma
Wetzell, Jano Phair, Valeria
Koch, Selma Clement, Henry
Chace, Tommle Uchytll. Robert
Keenan, Jerome Woodwortu, Billy
Burnett, Lulu Johnson.
Annual High School
Picnic Is Thursday
SPRINGFIELD, Juno 1. (Rpe
cin!) Tiip annual high school picnic
will be held Thursday at Swimmers
lleligiit for nil students in the school.
V. K. Buell, principal, la in general
charge.
Students will meet nt the high
"Mion! t N:Jtfl nnd will leave from
".abeenplaar
Officers, Team
Guests at
SPRINT,FlfxJr
cial) Thirty., r.J,.
of Mrs. W. A rS
Tuesday evening whelV.' W
for officers of ill" WWtltJ
W-.cr.ft andnlC;
SPniNG0, .
cial)-Ika CircleNol ?
dies of the 13. A R Sin U
day evening ? the "' Tt
o'clock. Berth, Alb'r! P?-
Lottie Bowman, and-lfe".
brand will be Initiates-
BUY SEVERAL HATS AT THESE PRICES
LEONE JENKINS
IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE FRENCH SHOPPE STORE-WIDE
SALE OFFERS HER FINE LINE OF LADIES' HATS
Ladies' Hats as low as 50C
None Higher Than $5.00
(Values- to $16.50)
Come Early for Best Selections
LEONE JENKINS - FRENCH SHOP ZZl
QUALITY HATS AT A GREAT SACRIFICE
tls as though the tobaccos
were Welded" together . . .
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vry nloM but Sunday ( " Jr J I
estenield 22- w U
"ROSS-BLENDING" means much
V more than just mixing tobac
cos together.
It "welds" together different
kinds of the several varieties of
tobacco . . . many types of Bright
tobacco, a great many types of
Burley tobacco and numerous
grades of Turkish tobacco.
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This "welding" together or
Cross-Blending permits every kind
of tobacco used in the Chesterfield
blend to partake of the best qual
ities of every other type. Each to
bacco is thus made to yield id
finest flavors.
CROSS-BLENDING takes all these
pleasing flavors and aromas and
combines them into one the Chest
erfield taste. And we think you
will agree that it is a far better taste
. . . worth all the extra care that
Chesterfield takes to get it.
EVERYTHING that money can buj
and that science knows about is dn
to make CHESTERFIELD milder
and taste better.
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