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Unary P. C'y News Notes WHAT'S DOINQ I Sunday ' jj m. Service! In local "'-Fr-e concert of Unl i,j band, caropui school of p. m.-Servlcw In local Monday a , m. Meeting of countT !!,'.. Methodist Episcopal '".''on-Montlily luncheon for ;'. Music Teachers associa tion. 0l)iirn hotel. ji noon Weekly luncheon of r0li'ene Kiwania club, open event , public Pr. Inaao Mtobe, vxiker. Osburn hotel. T n m..lnnthly meeting of .nncil of Parent-Teacher office of H R-Gooid. 8-30 Consresational Brotner- bood meeting at church. 6 30 p Annual meeting .ad' dinner for local Council for Prprention of War. Osburn hotel. 7:30 p. m City council meet tap. City hall- , . 7:30 p. m. City school board meeting, City hall. 7-30 p. m Meeting of city wter board, City halt Entertain Officers Active and alumna membera of Iplu Delta Pi sorority have enter- '. . fl!rnnl inspector. Miss nine Blake, of Ames, Iowa, the Bit week. Miss Blake formerly lived , Seattle and visited here as province resident of the sorority. Honoring visitor, the active cnapter save dinner Friday evening, and later e alumnae gave an evening social ' i home of Mra. F. M. Hathaway. Attending the meeting at L home of -Mrs. Hathaway were Brs Lacy Perkins, Miss Blake, Miss .isepbine Stotiel, .Mrs. i loya vt eier ld, Mrs. Melvin Hargreaves, Mra. I' W Porter, Mrs. Helen Potter, .' v t M. Mrs. O. K. Burrell. Crt! Jess Hayden, Miss Mary Galey, bid Mrs. Hathaway. hodmen Install Officers I. P. Inman acted as installing oiti thA semi-annual installation of liicers of Eugene camp of the Wood en of the World Friday night, . 'ine .-Amnniea WArfi held ill the DSW ilL -Mr. Inman was assisted by Fred all and members of the women's ill team assisted. The new officers e as follows: Claude Wilkerson, insul commander; Frank Reid, ad-ser-lieutenant; Harvey Flournoy, ist consul commander; Henry TVal ,n tanker: H. O. Pinkstaff. man- ter; M. G. Lyons, clerk; Frank tangb&n, Tatchman; J. Coburn, sen j; Marion Gerhard, escort. lohn Crockett Leader John Crockett will- lead discussion b "A Study of Prophets and Prob' us of Life" Sunday morning at :45 o'clock at the First Methodist piscopal church. This begins a Ber ks of student-led discussions. In te evening Wallace Campbell. . will ad worship service and discussion m "Is Competition Justifiable in a hnstian Order?' Miss Jsorma Lyons U play piano solos as special music. 'his meeting of the Wesley club larts at 6:30 o'clock, preceded by a bcial half-hour at 8:00. There will k a fireside at 8:30 o'clock. . T. A. Meeting The Geary Parent-Teacher assocl- tion will meet on the coming Thurs- i afternoon at 3 o'clock at the fchoolhouse. For this meeting each braber is asked to bring a friend rho does not attend P. T. A. Miss futh Damskov, city school nurse, is p be a guest and will speak to the potners on tho school health work. third grade pupils will give a pro- ram of school work and the mothers t the fifth grade will act aa host- fs during the social hour. Irae from South- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Wells re amed Friday evening from a trip of fo weem m California. They visited nr sons, Konert and Thomas Wells, i Oakland. Cal.. over the holidays, her returned bv war of the Red- hod highway, stopping at Eureka. to visit .Mr. and Mrs. J. T. nn. Mr. Glenn used to be super lendent of schools in Eugene. Ipem Kindergarten Mrs. Mary Alice Brown has opened kmiiercarten at 16fi6 Jefferson 'ret. The school will he conducted "m a. m. until noon. Monday. isdar. Wednesday, Thursday, and ndav of eflfh iBb -v..- pnes. dancing, and handwork, as as nmer tactnrs for the care 1 development of the pre-school "Iren are tausht. ""ul Meetlnq Monday The nnnnil ,nnA.; - i .l. t- "neb of th Council for the Pre- r -v--ii nr ;ir .,,, b. n() Mon(lnJ. m me i isLiirn hotel, a turkey "" to ho Aervel at fi:3n o'clock. "Perts ffip ft, .,, , . -nr win ne given F'' new niUcfrt inn,H.i r, ! Mimer is the retiring president. Porl from Hospital .r ' reprt f,m the Kugcne hos ' viir.J.iy morning listH as dis ; ;:J''- '"in It. Fox. Eugene. UOe B. ahb:,rne, .Junction City. 'rtru-i. X1'B. Eugene, Flor , ' '!. Eucene; admitted. i.nfi!l. Forcnm, .lafpr. 1 Hospi,( ' "n th. Tr, (rnm ,h, Enc,ni hnil. il f..r ,Ver ,tK Friday ,fi Satur , ,X";r1 lb re listed h"W'1T' '' fnaan. Eugene. nr.' v ' "U"" 0ror'- Mi irynr. Trow .tag., Rodney a. f.otias. r.rove. lrnerhooi Meeting '- I, n inni" Br0""'t-h00d l . .i"n....y evening at the church , , ;:fr ' r'w "'clock, followed ,',;::'"- n'T- Bryant Wilson, -, ', '' '' '"at Bopti.t church, ,a ,fc; "ub on "A Euro- 't I-l1'""' "' 'n the e" ". ,"1 Tii,f"' t .,"' k vi'enyt C. Moffitt, " lt l," ' ' s,..i ti! ia tie t' t. evurtkouse Given Promotion L)r. and Mra. George P. Winchell have received word that their son-in-law, Rev. Henry L. Weiss, minister in the Methodist Episcopal church, baa been transferred to the church at Fargo, North Dakota. Until two years ago, Rev. and Mrs. Weiss (Dor othy Winchell) were in Portland. Rev. Mr. Weiss then being transferred to the mid-west. Poultry Meeting Postponed The regular meeting of the Eu gene Poultry Producers' association, scheduled for the second Tuesday, January 10, has been postponed until a later date to be decided upon later, according to Cecil F. Peerce, the president. An all day meeting is be ing planned and election of officers will be held. Brotherhood To Meet The brotherhood of the Congre gational church will meet Monday night at 6:30 o'clock for its regu lar monthly session. A banquet will open the program and the annual election of officers will be held. L. G. Hulin ia retiring president. Rer. Bryant Wilson, pastor of the First Baptist church will talk on A Euro, peon Excursion." Dr. DeBusk To Speak Dr. B. W. DeBusk will speak Sun. day at 10 o'clock before the adult class of the Congregational Sunday school on the ' Development of Per' aonality in the Growing Child." This I SAW A bright rainbow aeroaa the aky about 10:30 p. m., Friday. December 23, 1932. T. W. 4 A. S. What Did You See? will be Dr. DeBusk' final talk in the series he haa been giving for the past three months. On Sunday, Jan uary 15, Dr. J. H. Mueller com mences a series of talks on Russia. All who are interested are invited. Methodist Club to Have Dinner The Young Married People's club of the Methodist church will hold one of its regular dinners at the church Wednesday, January 11, at 6:45 p m. The committee in charge con sists of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Farris, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Moore, and Mr. and Mrs. Allison. Kltz Takes Appointment- John Kltzmiller, Flying Dutchman of Oregon grid fame and assistant coach at Oregon, has received formal announcement from the commanding general of the reserve area that his acceptance of a second lieutenancy ap pointment has been received. Kits, miller is in the infantry reserve. Mission Soolety to Meet The Women's Missionary society of the First Christian church will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2. Mrs. Jack son's group No. 5 will be in charge of the program. A playlet, entitled "Responsibility Shared ' will be given. Mrs. Hyde's group No. 6 will be in charge of the social hour. To Give Breakfast The Eugene hospital staff Is giving a breakfast next Thursday morning at 7:30 o'clock for Dr. Grover Bal linger of the state tuberculosis hos pital who is coming for a clinic here. The breakfast will be at the hospitnl for all the staff. Annual Mealing Set The annual meeting and the month ly parish dinner for St. Mary's Epis copal church will be held the coming Wednesday evening at the parish house nt 6:30 o clock. The women from the women's guild of the church will be in charge of the dinner. Berry Crop May Be Short The strawberry crop in Lane coun- ty is expected to be short this year, owing to the recent freezing weather. according to C. E. Stewart, county horticultural Inspector. Many of the vines were badly damaged, he says. Poultryman Here PamI .T PAeri-A who niwrnle. fl poultry farm near Springfield and who Is president of the Lane county I'omtry I'rooiieers association, wns in Eugene Saturday, conferring with O. S. Fletcher, county agricultural agent. Club to Meet The Mothers' club of Boy Scout troop number 8 will meet Monday evening at 7 o clock at the Methodist church. Important business mntter are to be discussed and all members are urged to be present. Income Tax Reports Recorder R. 8. Rryson was filling out Income tax reports on city em ployes Snturdny. Blanks were re ceived Saturday morning, to be, filled out giving the number of married and unmarried men working for the city. Layman at Salem George II. Ijiyman of tho senior class of the university law school has been called to Salem to act a. private secretary to Senator Rtirke during the session of the legislature. Mra. Luriington Here Mr. H. P. Ludingtnn of the Crea- well district was a caller at the office of Miss Gertrude L. Skow, county home demonstration agent, Saturday, Plan for Meeting Members of the Dorcas Needle club of the Emmaus Lutheran church are planning their annual meeting on the coming Wednesdny evening at the home of Miss Verna Larsen, 1327 Sixth avenue west. Offloer Reappointed First Lieutenant Theodore Pykstra of Corvallis has been reappointed for a five year term In the infantry re serve, according to orders received at the office of Major James H, Tier ney. Road Bon Visits I' rank Brigs, read supervisor of Cr. He business otHyrkiy. Trem Wallervllle A. A. Campbell of Waltirwlle was in Eugene Saturday on business. Visiting Hera Arthur Frazer, concert pianist, Is spending the week-end in Eugene to visit his mother, Mrs. G. N. Frazer. He hns been touring the northwest. Mr. Eraser's home is in Rockford, 11'- . Manladry In City J. S. Mnglndry, president or the Willamette Valley Lumbermen's asso ciation, was here Friday night from bis mill on Row river to attend the eeting of the association at the Osburn hotel. Class to Meet The Bible study class taught by Rev. D. E. Baker is to meet next Tuesday evening at the study of the Baptist church. "The Saved in the Tribulation Period, the 144.000 Seal ed" is the subject for the evening. Forum Is Sunday The Congregational church Is to hold a forum Sunday evening at the church at 7:30 o'clock. The topic for the meeting ia "What Life Means to 20 Outstanding Persons." Leave For Los Angeles Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Rickert, who have been operating the lunch coun ter at the George Cigar store for some time past, have left for Los Angeles where they expect to locate. Ceunell Meeting The city council of the Parent Teacher association is to meet Mon day afternoon at 3 o'clock in the of fice of H. R. Goold, city superinten dent of schools. Go to Marshfleld Dr. and Mrs. John R. Mez and Mrs. W. F. Osburn leit Saturday after noon for Marahfield, planning to re turn the first of the week. Here From Klamath Mr. and Mrs. Samuel P. Miller of Klamath Falls visited in Eugene dur ing the week with Mrs. Miller's broth er, Myron Ricketts, a student at the university. Admitted To Hospital Miss Leona Pryor, stenographer for the Snellstrom Bros. Lumber company at Vaughn, was admitted to the Eugene hospital Friday evening. one la threatened with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Pryor Here Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Pryor of the Junction City district were in Eu gene Saturday morning to visit their daughter. Miss Leona Pryor, who ia ill at the Eugene hospital. Return to Corvallis Dr. and Mrs. J. J. Finley have re turned to Corvallis after having vis ited a few daya with Mra. Finley's relatives. Mrs. Rowan's Mother Dies Mrs. C. R. Rowan of this city is in Corvallis to attend the funeral of her mother. Mrs. Annie Jones, who died there Thursday night. Armltage To Denver- Frank L. Armitage, in charge of the government employment agency here, has gone to Denver to attend the funernl of his sister, Mrs. Ella V. Henderson, Bailey Attends Banquet Edward F. Bailey, chairman of the Lane county democratic central com mittee, was In Portland Saturday to attend the Jefferson banquet. Peace Council To Meet The city and county council for the Prevention of War will meet Monday night at 6:30 at the Osburn hotel, it is announced. War Vets To Install General Lawton camp and auxil iary of the United Spanish War Vet erans will hold joint Installation of officers at the armory Monday night. Persian Cat Lost Mrs. J, D. Hamlin, 1570 High street, haa reported the loss of her dark grey female Persian angora cat. The cat disappeared from its home on December 23. Leave For Oregon City ' Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Kennedy of Reedsport, after a visit with Mrs. .Tnnnie Wade of the Hotel Smeed, have gone to Oregon City, Democrats In Portland Judd Stanffer and Cal M. Pryor of Eugene attended the democratic meeting and Jefferson banquet in Portland Saturday. Here From Fall Creek Wilbur Winfrey of the Fall Creek district was a business visitor in Eugene Friday. Warren Carter In City Wnrren D. Carter of the Lowell section transacted business in Eu gene Friikiy. Edward Oulnn In City Edward Quinn, a former resident of Eugene, and who now lives at Cliampoeg, in a visitor here. Club To Meet The Hit-and-Miss club will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. R. W. Rundlett. Venela Resident Here r. E. Boerstler. resident of the Veneta section, visited Eugene on business Saturday. Here From Mohawk Irving Pauli. resident nf the Mar rnla sertinn of the Mohawk ralley, transacted bu.inenn here Paturday. Here From Walton Parid peedon, resident of the Walton section, was in Eugene on buine$a Saturday, Lynn Gibson In City Lynn fJihson. farmer of the Plean ant Hill ditrirt. transacted buainess in Hi gene Saturday Notl Resident Here (soorse Caldwell, farmer of the Notl district, waa a buiineas visitor In Kuaene Saturday. Central Man Hera Lennie Haldraon of Central, road supervisor of District 05, was ia Eh gene Saturday as roa4 amines K, W. .r4n, iif-l f tfce fy. rane srnl viMtM iat Eugene frarfveVj. THE EUGENE R E Visit In Marshfleld Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sklpworth. Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Acterman and Mr. and Mra. Herbert McCornack of Eugene were visitors at the home of Attorney and Mrs. Marvin Skip worth in Marahfield during the week. Mr. Schrenk Hera-s- Ernest Schrenk of PIcaaant Hill came to Eugene Saturday. He is eleelr nt tha sehnnl HLtrlpt And vis ited at the office of the county school superintendent. Mr. Noordhoff In F. K. Noordhoff, principal of Cres well high school, called at the office of the county school superintendent Saturday, From Camp Creek Ross Mathews, teacher in the Camp Creek school, visited at the office of L. C, Moffitt, county school superin tendent, Saturday. Hers From Duncan Mrs. R. E. Wood of Duncan after a visit here, returned to her home Saturday. Hera From Dexter O. J. Lasater, resident of the Dexter section, was a visitor in Eu gene Saturday, Return from Coos Bay Mr. and Mrs. E. Beeson have returned to Eugene from a business visit at Marshfleld. Ray Miller On Bay Ray Miller of this city was on Coos bay points during the week on business. Home From Marshfleld After a short business trip to Marshfleld, William Beck of this city has returned home. Letson In Marshfleld George T. Letson of Eugene spent several daya in Marshfleld on busi Here From Vaughn Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson and family of Vaughn visited in Eugene Saturday. School Clerk In Kenneth Wylie, clerk of the Garden Way school district, came to Eugene on business Saturday. Miss Ryan Visits Enid Ryan of HadleyviUe came to Eugene Saturday. She is a teacher in the school in HadleyviUe. Teacher Visits Jane Johnson, teacher in the Upper Wolf Creek achool, visited the coun ty school office Saturday. Teacher In Olive Rodman, teacher in the Scharen achool, visited at the county school office Saturday. Crow Principal In Harry Bower, principal of Crow high school, visited in Eugene Satur day. Tom Powers Hero Tom Powers of Lowell came to Eu gene Saturday. He la principal of the achool there. From Bear Creek Mrs. E. E. Johnson and Mrs. Anna Harpole of Bear Creek were Eugene visitors Saturday. Bruce Cole Here Bruce Coie of Dorena came to Eu gene Saturday. He is principal of the school there. From Wendling Kathleen Signer of Wendling was in Eugene Saturday, Central Woman Visits Elba Huston of Central came to Eugene Saturday. From Goldson Dougas Knbler of Goldson came to Eugene Saturday on business. From Coburg Bob Hennigan of Coburg was a Eu gene visitor Saturday. Mrs. Mays Here Mrs. J. M. Mays of Maplelon was a visitor in Eugene Saturday. Hera From Creswell J. W. Watson of the Creswell dis trict waa in Eugene Friday. Perry Prloe In Perry Price of Fleasaot Hill was in Eugene Saturday on business. Mr. Fullerton In Rnlph Fullerton of Wendling spent Saturday in Eugene. From Notl Sam Engle of Notl came to Eugene Saturday. Mr. Holland In W. .1. Holland nf Battle Creek waa in Eugene Saturday. From Westflr . A. E. (ierimnnle of Westflr waa i visitor In Eugene Saturday. SPECIAL! ENROLL TOMORROW A Complete Course in JAZZ PIANO For Beginners or Advanced Students Ten 1-Hour Lessons Enrollment Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Only, TED CHARLES 1165 Willamette PHONE 2524-W Q T5T E R Q U A RP SPRINGFIELD RlMllXUPIKTaD, Jnn. 7. (Special) Monthly meeting of the city coun cil will b held Monday at 7:30 p. m. at the city hall. Two Are Hostesses For Theater Party SPRIN'GKIKLn, Jan. 7. (Spe cial) Jewel Helterbrand and Bar bara Adams entertained a group of tneir friends feririay evening with a theatre party at the Uex theatre in K UKen e. The party was in observ ance of tho birthdays of the two hostesses, both of which came this past week. Guests for this affair Included Wilma Lewis, Pearl Helterhrand, Jean Scott, Evelyn Harris. B or un dine McFarland, Mr. and Mrs, Car roll Adams, Nathalie Edmiston, Theda Rhodes. Easel Adams, Mrs. L. R. Haack. Mrs. Elva Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Noah Helterbrand. .Library Installed In New Location SPRINGFIELD. Jnn. 7. (Sne cial) The city library is completely installed in ita new location in the Winzenried build in p and will be open this coming Wednesday during the regular hours, and again on Sat urday. Mrs. David Saltmant librarian, and city officials have been busy all week moving the books, shelves, and tables from the old First Notional bank building into the new location. Those assisting Mrs. Saltsman were Mrs. N. W. Emery, Mrs. C. E. Wbeaton, Mrs. Calkins, Mrs, L. K. Page and William Hancock. Mayor W. P. Tyson Recovering Rapidly SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 7. (Special) Mayor W, P. Tyson, who is recov ering from a severe illness, is rapidly regaining his strength and was able to go for a short drive Saturday afternoon. Mr. Tyson has been home NEWS HAPPENINGS OF COBURG COBURG, Jan. 7. (Special) The Parent-Teacher association will meet In the auditorium of the school Tues day evening, January 10. The teach ers will entertain the patrons at the meeting. A group of players from the Westminster club in Eugene will present a play. The high school play, "Laugh Clown," which was to have been pre sented before the Christmas holidays will be presented Thursday evening, January 12, Jn the high school audi torium. The play was postponed on account of illness among the mem bera of the cast. The Willing Workers club met at the home of Mrs. John Hurd Wed nesday afternoon. All the members present responded to the roll call with a New Year's resolution. Offic ers elected for the year are as follow: president, Mrs. Gilbert Simmons; sec retary, Mra. Harry Harrington; flow er committee, Mra. James Greene and Mrs. Ralph Newman; Red Cross com mittee, Mrs. John Hurd and Mrs. Harold Hurd; membership committee, Mrs. Effie Ward. Mrs. A. L. Terrell To Meet it Churoh The high school group of the Con crecntional church, led by Mrs. Cloy B. Pnlmer, will meet Sunday evening at 5:30 o'clock. Margaret Bay is lead er (or the meeting. Dr. and Mrs. Risen Here Dr. and Mrs. Leo Risen of Portland are here for the week-end. Dr. Rinen will accompany O. J. Fulton, local artlnt to the Bla); Butte mine district Sunday on a sketching trip. To Broadcast Rer. Ernest M. Whitesmith will dis. cuss the unemployment relief for Inp county in his address to he broadcast orer KOIiE at 2 o'clock Sunday after noon. Mlts Morgan Hers Thelms Morgan of Marcola spent Saturday visiting in Eugene. Roy Oulney Hers Roy Quiney of Springfield waa a business visitor in Eugene Saturday. From Crow J. H. Moffitt of Crow came to Eu gene Saturday on buniness. BETTER MATERIALS AND LONGER WEAR In Your Made-to- C09 Cfl Measure Suit at FULTONS, 30 West 10th NEWS NOTES from the hospital, whore he was taken shortly before Christmas when he contracted pleural pneumonia, for two weeks. Mr. Tyson wished to thank the peo ple of the community who have ex tended him many courtesies during bis illness. Readings Feature Of Club Program SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 7. (Special) Donald Ralston, student at the Eu gene Bible college, gave a mi in her of impersonations and readings for the program of the fortnightly meetiug of the Lions club Friday noon. Plans for the annual Indies night program are to he made at the next meeting. H. K, Mnxey, W. K. Rnrnell, Rev. Veltie Pruitt, W. E. Huell. and John Ketels are to make preliminary plans and present them at this meet ing. FULL GOSPEL SERVICES SPRINGFIELD. Jan. 7. (Special) Services at the Full Gospel assem bly for Sunday are announced as fol lows by Rev. Raymond R. Merrin. pastor: Sunday school 9:45 a. m., E. Harwood, superintendent; morning service, 11 o'clock, sermon topic. "flethsemaneg Prayer'; Evangelist Floyd R. Hoole will speak at both services Sunday. Evening service at 7:30 o'clock, sermon topic, "The Blood of Jesus." Tuesday at 7:30 p. m.. Bible study, fifth of a series on 'The Holy Spirit," namely, "The Symbols of the Holy Spirit. ' Thurs day 7:30 p. m., preaching and praise. KENSINGTON CLUB MEETS SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 7. (Special) Members of the Kensington club will meet with Mrs. E. G. Pnvat at her home on Fifth and G streets next Friday afternoon for their monthly meeting. Mrs. Lawrence Mny will be the assistant hostess. PAST MATRONS CLUB SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 7. (Special) Mrs. John Ketels will entertain members of the Pnst Matrons' club of the Eastern Star at her home Monday afternoon. and Mrs. A. I. Tyler. Diversions of the club for the afternoon were con tests and visiting. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Frank Rice, Mrs. Har old Hurd, Mrs, Lionel Lamb, Mrs. Effie Ward, Mrs. H; A. Payne, Mrs. A. I. Tyler, Mrs. Harry Harrington, Mrs. Clinton Hurd, Mrs. Ralph New man, Mrs. Arthur Roach, Mrs. Hal Harrington, Mrs. Gilbert Simmons, Miss Lois Payne, Miss Marian Payne, Miss Edris Mears, Miss Gladens Sim mons and the hostess, Mrs, John Hurd. The next meeting of the club will be on W ednesday afternoon, Jan nary 18, at the home of Mrs. A. L Tyler. The Christian aid met in the church Thursday afternoon. The ladies took down the Christmas decorations and cleaned the church. The Ward achool have not had school the past week on account of the illness of the teacher in the upper grades, Mrs. Emily Robertson. The Coburg Sewing club will meet Tuesday afternoon, January 10, at the home of Mm, George Neat, Misa Minnie Scott will assist Mrs. Neat with the entertaining. Obituaries Richard Davis Richard Davis, son of Brown Davis of Junction City, died Friday at the Eugene hospital at the age of five years. Besides his father, he Is sur vived by four brothers and sisters. Funeral services are to be held Monday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the Miller chapel in Junction City. In terment will be in the Monroe ceme tery. New Location Russell's Shop HKMSTITCHIXti. Re 140 W. Bdwy Condensed Report of Condition The First National Bank of Eugene, Oregon December 31, 1932 RESOURCES Lonns Overdrafts Bank Building and Other Koal Estate Stock in Federal Reserve Bank Municipal Bonds and Warrants .. Other Marketable Bonds and Securities . U. S. Government Bonds and Certificates Cash and pue from Banks.. Total OFFICERS Richard Rhnr Rmlth, Prsldnt Darwin Itrlslow, Vlcn Prasldant W. T. Gordon, Vice President O. A. Houglum, Cashier I,. J. Temple, Ass t. Cashier h. PS. McCready, Ass't. Cashier I,. W. Rowling, Ass't. Cashier R. O. Merrill, Ass't. Cashier W. U Valentin, Auditor R. W. Klmberllng, Ass't. Trust Officer Over Anti-tuberculosis work In Lane county will bo severely handicapped this year, Mrs. J. Bishop 1 ingle. chairman of the 11X12 Christmas seal sale, said Saturday. "It Is regrettable that we are so far short of our goal, when we need the money more than ever. The work of the new public school health nurse promised to be very valuable, and the imimrtance of the clinics and other preventive and educational work imist be cut down can hardly be estimated." But $1457.24 has been banked to date by Mrs. Frank Chambers, co chairman with Mrs. Tingle, though the quota set for Lane county by the Ore gon Tuberculosis association wns five cents " per capita, or approximately $2700. Of this sum. $022.26 is from the mail campaign: $281.04 from coun ty schools and health centers; $10? .04 from Eugene public schools; $70.76 from university living organizations $45.o8 from the booths taken charge of by the Welfare league, with the help of the Lane County Nurses as sociation and the Catholic Dnughters of America; and $12.50 from self sellers. Sixteen county schools and two health centers made returns to Mrs. Chambers durng tho past week. Crs well health center Rold $11.12 worth of seals and Santa Clara $13.S9. Only one of the schools exceeded its quota, Vaughn, which sold 350 seals. Zion, $4.00, and Sweets Creek, $1.00, exactly made their quotas. Other returns include: Walterville, $H.02 Thurston, $1.05; Camas Swale, 72c; McKenxie Bridge, $2.25; Happy Home, 63e; Blue Mountain, $1.00; Cedar Flat. 10c; Walden, 45c; Battle Creek, 7flc: Alpha, $1.60; Coburg. $0.76; Cushman, $5.71; HadleyviUe. 25c. Leaburg Ladies' Aid Elects Its Officers LEABURG, Jan. 7. (Special) Mra. Ira Isham entertained the Lea burg Ladies Aid at her home Thurs day afternoon. New officers were olected for the following year, as fol lows: Mrs. Marion Elston, president; Mrs. Elinor Carter, vice-president Mrs. Becker, secretary, and Mrs, Francis Elston, treasurer. Those present at the meeting were Mrs. A, W. Frazee, Mrs, Walter Carter, Mrs, HAPPENINGS CRESWELL, Jnn. 7. (Special) Through the courtesy of the Pacific Telephone and Tolcgrnph company, Mrs. Cora Olson, manager of the local telephone office Is distributing almanacs to patrons who call nt the office. A. IT. Gillett, former superintendent of the Creswell schools, called on friends in Creswell Saturday. Ho is now located at lllachiy but had been apendiug his vacation with hla fnmlly In Albany. The Creswell chapter of Eastern Star met Thursday evening, l'lnns wero mnde for a social timo at the next meeting. Mrs. F. B. Clock, Mrs. CL H. Davidson and Mrs. Verna Adams were appointed on the com mittee. The Creswell women's chorus will meet for practice Monday afternoon at the school bouso at 3:30, All mem bera who wish to take advantage of thia splendid opportunity for prac tice are urged to be present. Mr. and Mra. W. D. Sedgwick left tho first of tho week for their home in Sacrntncnto. Cat., after spending the holidays with relatives here. l'lnns were made at the regular meeting of tho I. O. O. F. lodge Wed nesdny evening for a Joint Insinua tion with tho Hebekah lodge, Wed nesday eveninr, January 18. J. P. Lane, J. R. Miller and Rert Thomp $l,033,.n2S.78 147.44 Capital Surplus Undivided Profits , Circulation 117,188.67 12,000.00 558,285.05 343,369.34 Deposits: Individual U. S. Govt 118,362.69 Other Banks 16,558.82 582,125.73 703,705.96 Total $3,350,150.97 Forty - nine Years of Successful Pago Three Charlie Carter, Mrs. J. C. Ayera' .Mrs. 1). F. Boyer, Mra. W. C luetics, Mrs. u, 11. Hareati. Mrs. Francis Elston, Mrs. Marion Elston. Mrs. Sam Goddard, Mrs. Becker, and Mrs. iKhain. Refreshments of cm. cukes, murshmallow whip, coffee and punch were served. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Elston wero guests of Mr. and Mrs. Becker on Friday evening. Mrs. Ira Isham spent a week at the home of her daughter, Mr. Harry Moore. Sim returned borne Wednes dny, Mrs. Moore Is ill with influenza Km ma Goddard Is assisting with the work at the Moore home. Frank Johnston Is ill with Influ enra and Is ir the St. Charles hos pitnl at Bend. " Cora Currant of Eugene Is staying at the Slavens home since Mrs. Ste vens has been III. The Leaburg high school electeff new officers Friday morning as fol lows: Kelly Swnfford, president; Clsr ence Rogers, vice-president; Charlotte Allen, secretary ; Solveig Carlson, treasurer; Howard Elston, othletlca manager; Doris Elston. president of the Drnmntlc club, and Pearl Lengete, secretary-treasurer of the Dramatics club. News of Thurston TirrRTTON, Jan. 7. (SpecUD The Thurston ladies aid met Friday afternoon with Mrs. Dean Beales for the second meeting this week and fin ished the double Irish chain quilt they were working on for Mrs. E. V, Sti vers. The quilt was a Christmas gift and the blocks were made earliet i' the season. Those present were Mrs. E. V. Stivers, Mrs. Price, Mrs. Gossler, Mrs. Shouph, Mrs. Roy Ed miston, Mrs. Needhnm, Mrs. Teeters, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Mathews, Mrs, Phetteplace, Mrs. Beales and daugh ters, Elsie and Jessie Benl i. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Snfley came late Friday from Roseburg and are visiting a few days at tho home of Mrs. Safley's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Roy Edmiston. Mr. Safley who waj manager of the General Petroleum company at Roseburg hns been trans ferred to Eugene and they will make their home there as soon as they can gvt an apartment The Thurston club basketball team Invaded Santa Clara team's local floor and won In the hoop game played Thursday evening. The boys will play Blachly at Thurston Jan. 11. The Thurston team has won each ot the games played this, season. The Thurston choir met Thursday evonng and practiced a chorus for Sun day morning's church services. Rev. H. V. Stivers will use for his topic, "How Old Are You?" This is one of the series of sermons which has been interrupted with the holidays sermons of the past few Sundays, OF CRESWELL son were appointed to confer with a Rebekah committee in arranging re freshments. Frank McClean and son, Donald, ot Ornnts Pass returned to their home Friday after caring for busi ness iutorcsts here. , Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Ograra and Mrs. Cora Olson wero dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. C, I. Kent ami fam ily Fridny evening. The occasion was Mr. and Mra. Ogrnm'a twenfy-fourth wedding nnnlversnry. The evening was spent in visiting and in looking over old photographs. FOR STATIONERY. Complete Selection BURCH SHOE CO. McDonald Theatre Bldg. LIABILITIES 200,000.00 200,000.00 22,169.04 100,000.00 ..$2,693,059.82 2,827,981.33 $3,350,150.97 DIRECTORS Inrwln Brlstow, Chairman K. R. Bryson A. H. Iliifk F. L. Chambers W. T. Gordon Chas. A. Hardy O. A. Houglum J. II. Koke A. A. Rognra Richard Shore Smith Banking
