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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1933)
January 6, 1933 THE EUGENE BEG I ST EE-G 17 A SB Will HAS BIG BIWSPiT! ...-.ttttj Tun. S. (BDftdalj 1 5tftr folks wer privileged to nt on cw . . . w.t ,nistin ot tur- It with more than the usual aocom- L, jviny trimmings was nim F 'J i j(nln room at th Li nous. About CO were present ' V Y. t. .nrf Mrs. Cfur Stock ed, Stated by Mrs. Parker Gray. The dining nnu was " t(.n8 of red ana uto :tlcroe ou - Iterated tree graced 6n corner of room we " rnjecos of fruit each topped with t ! rd randle. Interesting favor . . i A th piihtji snrl add- i "further to the enjoyment of all. Much credit ra. ,r the successful undertaking- of . st'fair. A comedy picture was presented tlia community hall In the early renins. Following the show the bor was cieareo wt .iuv,,. Irs Ij K- Posvar was hostess to i m'eml'wrs of the "000" club and imahnnds at her home Friday ...!.. Threa tnblcs of "800" were nir v" Those present were Mr. and -s. J.. H. Kcdbend, Sir. and Mrs. . jt'c rtobinson, Mr. and Mrs. O. N. rcll. Mrs. C. Xf. Powell. Mrs. Win. Mahon, ami Mr. and Mrs. Posvar. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Stewart enter- .aFaMl fripnda at their Km onr's eve at a "300" irty! The sucsts present were Mr. i Jin. George Shepherd, Mr. and WMter Cummines, Mr. and Mrs. .ri Blcile. Otis McGee, Mr. and !r. Stewart and daughter, Miss curene. WESTFIR PERSONALS The following members of the ex utire committee of the legion aux inry hold a business meeting at the Mm A. E. Gerlmonte, Mon- rr afternoon: Mrs. Chas. Croner ill Mrs. Fred Bichter of Oakridge, r ... w v Ttohwalt. Mrs. I P. Lar- ij .nt Mr. Gerimonte of Westfir. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. King visited the hrtm nt Mr. Kine's brother-in- m and sister, Mr. and Mrs, Ira .ham, m Leaburg Sunday. The Epworth league elected offi- rs ss follows Sunday evening: Phyl- Sorenson, presiaenr.; t-ercy nuni ire?, vice president; Nancy Nat- n.. tn n& enm fh chnl nrtn- pal, Cal B. Installs, of Cheholis, and iss Esther Seitkm of ewnerg, the imnrv teacher, were unable to be .Mini TjwjftsT Tnnrninff Mrs. A. tiNron snhstitutefi In Mr. InEalls om and Jiiss veneta iisner in ine t and second grade room. M, nn,1 Afr. Mnrtin .Tnhnsnn of Inkridfe were dinner guests at the mc of Mr. and Mrs. A. reterson on :n(iey. The school program which was to ire been presented before Christ :is nnd which was nostnoned due to fe many cases of illness here will m glren is the community hall xnura ir evening, Jan. 5. McKenzle Phone Unit Will Meet DEF.RHORX. Jan. 6. (SnedaD McKemie telephone company on &2 line is having Its annual meet- i.' .Saturday night at Leaburg after ? hasketball game. A special feature election of officers. The 20 and 2tt one company on the MeKenzie 1 hare its meeting Jan. 6 at the ne of William Hucka, with annual ction of officers. Cora Current was called to Burrel Slavens home at Leaburg Tuesday to ! assist with the work, Mrs. Slavens It ill. Mist Crystal Baughman returned from Trent Tuesday morning. . Dr. Royal Glck hat returned to Eu gene after a three weeks' vacation. Ethel Thienea returned to Eugene where she it a student at the Uni versity of Oregon. Herbert Piatt went to Thurston Wednesday morning to help his bro ther, Walter Piatt, with om farm work. Mrs. Alice Go(( it visiting her ton. Gene Goff and family. Mrs. Ira Isham wilt be hostess for the meeting of the Leaburg church aid society at her home on Thursday aft ernoon of this week. Coy Lansbery returned to the Booth-Kelly camp after spending the holidays at home. Cushman News Notes LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE Mr, Futile's Fumble By HAROLD GRA CUSHMAN. Jan. 5. (Special) The E. L. Smith. loaded with lumber at Mapleton last week, found the oar too rough to cross out ana ueo up at thi Florence dock to await more fa vorable weather. Galen Morris of Westlake was shaking hands with old friends here last week. Neils Christensen of Westlake was a business visitor here Thursday. Mr, and Mrs. Budd Southworth and baby drove in from their home near the cape and had New Year's dinner and visit with hit parents and other relatives here. L. G. Wheeler, who runs the school boat here, spent the holidays with Bis wife and daughter in Portland. He re ports Mrs. Wheeler murh improved in health and her many friends here will be glad to know the doctors think she can come home before long. K. D. Mills and Jack Sweet drove to Eusene Sunday and on the wny home had to chop out seversl trees that had blown across the road that eve ning. Marylon Mtua returned nome tat- nrday after spending a week with tela, tlves at Winchester Bay. Curt Sweet was taken to the tu- gene hospital Sunday, suffering from the effects of an injury to his foot received some time ago while at work in the mill here. Mist Ethel Sweet, after spending the holiday! with her parents here, left Wednesday for Portland where she It a ttudent at the Decker busi ness college. The Kebekahs gave np the big din ner and all day social they bad plan ned for last Monday on account of the stormy weather and so many sick with colds. Glenbrook News GLENBROOK, Jan. 5. (Special) It. J. Nichols and Miss Madeline Nicholt entertained as New Year's dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. Clint Nye, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kyle and sons, Mrs. Ola Graves, and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McBride. A New Year't watch party was held Saturday evening in the Webster pool hall building at Glenbrook. Games were played through the evening and a covered dish supper enjoyed by -Mr, and Mrs. Furlong, Mr. and -Mrs. Hu bert Furlong, Mr. and Mrs. Kingman, Shirley Mae Kingman, Emil Peek, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Kingman, Mr. and Mr. Cal Post, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Eachus, Kathleen and June Eachus, Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins, Mr, and Mrs, Dwigbt Whlteis, Adril Whitcis, Mr. and Mrs. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Jie- Cullocks and baby, Mr. and' Mrs. Christensen, Merle and Irene Chris tensen, Mr. and Mrs. Bnttian, Mr, and Mrs. Hoy Griffin and Ruportia, Elbert and Ilenn Griffin. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Liska have moved into the Davidson bouse in Alpine to be closer to work. The Best of the Nation's 'Human-est" and Funniest Comics On This Page Daily TIM TYLER'S FLYING LUCK WB JUST GOT IN W! 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