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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1933)
fair ft MM- wwn sner&ENE b e o i s t b b -g u a b b v: City Tews Tlotes : WHAT'S D0IN8 Friday 8:30 P. fr,nt.Hoi If Riaiu concert. of McArthur court. wmtaht hike of Obsidians to curias Ienuw . ...-I,- ,!uclnnnrv to the Klne wili be at the Fairmount Llippines, wii -venine to rch ! jl. ,, , .neak eon- Iw l.ntern "--., .. ,, . hnn " 0, .... in ,he Phil. KunUfor the islands the last i'LS..r. Mr. and filter - rnturninc h him to the r'hillippines to assist . .. .!..c.Tn.iorv work there. t;;;;in.mets for Mr. Wolfe "'T l, I,, of Eiieene. La', morning: Sp? ,r In church Ti esunj mum., " fcS Wt: and Wnlterville. Fri- Mr. Wolfe s si-neuuie iu lontr. Irina Graln Look Co'"s , . IFarlr sown sprint; aram m ut ' looks Rood nt tliis time and -,..., ornii ooka lair. r. D. p wie - - - -i . nfmiiinpnt farmer of the 'illnkrazio nimrici, na Friday, reported, iiie iiuii n vhoie will be good unless a very spell comes nlong between now i....,..it;.,r. time, he said. Fall li.wn grain n minus quantity, Mr. lirlw said. Kvery Dit ot it in ms (vn-ron out nnrl the same Indition prevails practically in all Ins of the vnney. clnn Snnriav - Jliss Grace Burnett Is to slnu at evening service of the First liap ohurch Sunday. Her Bclection will Legend," by Tschaikowsky. Roti GouM, director-organist, will di- Ihe choir in singing "Jesus, hep- M of the Sheep" by Briggs. The ;tor. Rev. Brynnt Wilson, will aeh on the theme, "The Catholic- nf .Tpmi." At the close of the irmon there will be a baptismal ser- Ice. nnounca Services . Services for the Seventh Day Ad- tatist church, Seventh and Chnrnel- streets, are announced as follows Saturday: Sabbath school at 9:30 Sabbath school lesson on "An- kls a Higher Ordfr of Beings Than ': church services and preaching 11 a. m.; pastor, Rev. D. E, Ven- preachiiig; services at 3 p. m. nt pnden Brothers' tabernacle at Tbir- enth and Olive streets. In lister at Hospital the report from the Pacific 'pital Friday morning those listed dismissed were .Terry Jo Leabo. .Minnie Larwood, Mrs. Josephine is, Wesley Jacksn, Claudette Jnck- and Betty Perry. The admit- inres included Roy Peerson. Ernest Grew. .Mrs. Myrthel Crume, and rauune Scott. to the west coast this week. Mr. Kim ball was in Eugene Thursday. He was formerly of the Register-Guard ad vertising staff and is now with Wil liams, Lawrence and Cresmer com pany, publishers', representatives, New York city. Wins Prize Kieth Fennell, formerly of Eugene and now engaged in the drug store business in Mcdford, was awarded a prize of $10 in an essay contest con ducted by the Red Cross drug pro ducts. It wns announced Friday. Mr. Fennell's essay was one of more than a thousand considered for the prize. Coming In July - The clinic and meeting planned In connection witli Hie local project for handicapped children will be held the latter part of July, Dr. 11. n. DiJon of Portland saying he was arranging his schedule to conic at tiiat time. The definite dnt.o will be announced Inter. Mis. Carl IT. Phetteplnce is chairman for the work in Eugene. Class to Meet At the Sunday morning class ses sion of the young peoples' group of the First Baptist church, Rev. Bry ant Wilson, pastor, will speak. The class meets nt 0:45 a. m. Itollin Cnl kin will sing. Jliss Norma Huston will give a reading. Hareomhe to Report VW. W. Hareomhe, attorney, will report on the head enmp session of the Modern Woodmen of America at the meeting of the Eugene enmp in Fugles hall next Monday nighf. , Mr. Harcombe attended the head camp meeting at Chicago. At Hospital Tho report from the Eugene hos pital Friday morning showed as ad mitted, Mrs. Lawrence Truesdnle of Eugene, Mrs. K. W. Jordan of Eu gene; as dismissed, Mike Shaugll- ncssy of the local 3-C camps. To Speak Sunday T,. Wnrrun T) Rn,!ll, f , ,.! verslty is to speak at the 11 o'clock hour in the Congregntional church Sunday morning, his topic to be "The Geologist's View of Religion." In Corvallls O. S. Fletcher, connty agent, was In Corvallis Friday attending a meeting of county agents to consider the wheat program of the agriculture adjust ment administration act. Here From Summit Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Bodi of Cascade Summit arrived in Eugene Thursday night. Back From Chleago Mrs. T. C. Sherman, route 1, Eu gene, hns returned from a trip east to Chicago where she visited the Cen- lury oi t-rogresi exposition. Wbile east she visited her son Merle Gibson and family in Waukegan, 111 Eugene Man On Jury A. L. Ball of Eugene has been chosen among 35 Oregon citiiens to serve on the federal grand jury in Portland at the July term. He is to report July 17. Eugene Man Appointed D. H. Boyd, formerly of the Eu gene fire department has been ap pointed driver of the fire truck at Newport, succeeding Dick Jorgensen, who hns resigned after having served six years. Jasper Orange Meets Jasper grange will meet next Tues day evening, July 11, at 8 o'clock. 8. D. Allen of Eugene will make the address beginning at 8 o'clock. He will talk on the sales tax. Here From Sutherlln W. E. Archambeau, who formerly lived in Eugene and now at Sutherlin where he has two large ranches was here on business Thursday and Fri day. Married in Vancouver A marriage license wns Issued Thursday at Vancouver, Wash., to Hoy D. Evans of Eugene and Miss Velma R. Miller of Portland. North Dakota Man Here Jj. H. Levitt of Epping. N. D., Is hero considering the purchnse of a small farm and called on Frank I, Kinney to ask about local farming conditions. Looking For Looatlon Mr. and Mrs. George M. Thompson of North Long Beach, Cal., arrived here Thursday and are looking for a euitable location. L. D. Soarbrough Here L. D. Scnrbrough, prominent Cres well resident, was here on business Thursday. William Brund Here William Brund, prominent resident of Florence, Is here for a few days' visit. . Wadsworth In City W. E. Wadsworth, prominent offi cial in the Odd Fellows order, was here from his home at Harrieburg Thursday Here From Lorane Roy F. Foster of the Lorane sec tion was a business visitor in Eugene Thursday, Angus Gibson Here Angus Gibson of Junction City was in Eugene on business Thursday, Miss Hawley Here Miss Alice Hawley of Cottage fo Save Floeees Sheep growers of the county are '?eri to save tlipir hntto,. fnnn f.. ihibition at the Pacific International ivestoek show in Portland this fall, wording to Connty Agent Fletcher, nippers to the Co-operative Wool rowers' association may mnrk the feces which they wish to exhibit and iey will be set aside at Portland and ived. Mies Here To Portland from New Tork city In 1 hours was1 the time made by F.d 'ard L. Kimball in an airplane trip Universal Portable Electric YE N COOKER It will roast meats, bake biscuits and cakes, stews. Large enough to cook a 3'2 pound roast with two vegetables in seperate pans. Plugs Into a regular electric outlet costs less than a flat Iron to use.: Excellent for hot picnic dinners. Can also be used to keep foods or beverages cold. One and Two Burner Electric Plates and up , 51.50 Electric fans, fully guar an7udp $2.00 CASTELL0E and ST0CKER Phone 234 FORMERLY BAILEY ELECTRIC 1027 Willamette ' 4 -v ? JP1' ' i s$f?; ' W ff Y Jt iJL. m- Blue Ribbon Beer Ye&miays, Todays Tomorrovs , Standard of QuaA'fy eiSltbrr.PCbn VP 5t a m i rA Mi l mwmm mm Grove was visitor in Eureas Thurs day, Hera From MoGlyan Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Brandt of Mc Glynn were in Eugene Friday. Netl Mm Here James snd Gnbe Cook, residents of the Not! district, were In Eugene on business Friday. Harold Lee Here Harold Lee, former county jailer, was in from bis farm near Central Friday. Dexter Man la City W. T. Hampton of Dexter section transacted business in Eugene Thurs day. Goldien Resident Here O. L. Morgan, who farms in the Goldson section, was in Thursday. Eugene Here From Blue River Mrs. Maurice Whyte, Mr. E. E. Clapper and Mrs. Neal of Blue River visited In Eugene Friday. Miss Workman In City Miss Neva Workman of Marcola was a visitor in Eugene Friday. . Creswell Man In City W. H. Simons of Creswell, H. F. D. 1 was in Eugene on business Friday. Here From Junotlon B. L. McFadden ot Junction City was in Eugene on business Thursday. Here From Creswell C. R. Chamberlain of the Creswell district was Thursday. in Eugene on business Dance at Donne A dance is to be given at Donna Saturday. The public is invited. Her From Blue River TL W. Cooley, business man of Blue River, was in Eugene Friday. Here From Horton Herman Schmitt of the Horton dis trict was in Eugene Thursday. Danoa at Dexter A dance will be held at the Dexter community hall Saturday night. Pengra Resident Hero R. W. Callison ot Pengra was among the farmers in Eugene Thursday. In Records MARRIAGE LICENSES Clifford C. Matteson and Virginia M. Miller, both ot Oakridge. John Wesley Moae and Fannie Jacques, both of Eugene. MINING LOCATIONS Notice of location of gold mining claims in the Winberry district filed by J. IL Raines, Mrs. C, J, Woods and Algernon Dawe. CIRCUIT COURT L. M. Watson against W. T. and Rhoda Lloyd, suit for epecifio per formance of land eale contract on which (1269.70 is alleged due. PERMITS Q..W. Clark, permit to build fruit stand, 18 Franklin, $300. Gertrude fl. Allen, yermlt tsj sjaa shingle house, 1301 Agate, 125, A Borenson, permit to reshlng4 house, 631 Charnelton, $45. Obituaries Mrs. J. E. Roberta BROWNSVILLE, July T. (8pe clal) Word ha been received here of the death of Mrs, J. E. Roberta, TURN TO PAGE 4 GOOD FURNITURE : And Honeat Value In Every Piece Applegate Furniture Oo. 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