Eugene register-guard., May 13, 1934, Image 7

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byTHlAJN MM t,KS LUDQES HOLD DISTRICT MEETINQ WITH LOCAL ORDER ON COMINQ TUESDAY
Sessions Start
At i:w r.
Banquet Set
Pythian Sisters lods of ,Eu"
lssntertalnrai .t. district
f the order the comin Tues-
fT?ita .1 of P7thi"
bu.ines lo '
'.nrt'wni be .erred In the
A,.n, the Centrl ta.tvt.rln
v .t .ix-thirty o'clock.
;VS .e-lon wm be c,,,ed
.....thirty o'clock, and will be
US I exemplifictlon of the t-
te'trom Sllcerton. Salem,
m-lBde-
'!?. and Corrallls will be pres
"? ,Tthe ronrentlon. Gr.nd offi-
Uh. from Portl.nd. 8
l" . .v.. fnr the meeting.
Pr'are J. Glae. di.trict dep.
,Sd chief. i m YrA'
..iinn rnairmen oi m. w.-
I I C PeBurchi hadces and
.1. Mrs. Huch P. Currln: dance.
J j p. Hsinlin: decoration. Mrs.
!'f Smith: lnch and dining room,
5'.; redl Henderson: realstratlon,
, H.rry F. Garrett: reception,
Ptrwin K. Tornn: reception in
Si r. Mr Carrie Knlrht: law
Z. Mamie Bennett, (trand chief.
bnon: resolutions. Frances Green-
ri. Salem.
This ireetinc comes on int rtm
tine ilste-of the local lodge.
Organizations
..... ttia r.lL-a am to hold
their semi monthly meeting the
ri ...I..- aftFnnnn nt the
Its temple at two o'clock. Mrs. -E.
(I Banta is to De joe n.
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.....it'tio MITTS
... .... T.iJ.. at
TilllCUmS C1UD Uirt vi iiiuuj .
home of Mrs. nauer u. on,
iraaki- Mrs. Ernest R. Gil'
,.. trill entertain for the last
futiix of the year for the club.
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run Tf MEF.T
f The women's guild of St. Mary's
Ipiiropal church is to meet tne com
(re Wednesday for its regular all
I.. t the narlsh house. Mrs
a r s.rhp and .urs. joun jioinipr
kill be In charge of the potluck
tnebeen it noon.
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1RMDNT BRIDGE
H.rmnn. Br die cluo met Wirn
n. Lester Read on Friday. Mrs.
k srhrenk and Mies Harriet Baga-
L9 oa the prises. Mrs. C. Schrenk
bis welcomed as new memDer. ror
h. Jun meetina. Mrs. Guy French
brill be hostess at (.base uaraens.
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fcftRTtl TTt CT.tTR
(Mr, end Mrs. Walter O. Swan and
. ,rJk tin. Alhart R. Tiffsnr were
Cisti at the home of the former for
Hilt Wednesday erening card chid
tils week. In two weens, Mr. ana
111.. V Halt. and Mr. and
jfrs. J. H. McKinley will entertain
fas iroup.
ISS SEE CLI B
The Ess See Bridge dob met
htsdsy with Mrs. E. Frost. There
pis a corered dish luncheon at one
dock. Mrs. A. 'A. Robltaille waa
ls.ores with a handkerchief ahower.
ht It ltarlng tor Klamath Falls.
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BOOK GROUP
The afternoon book group of the
. A. L'. W. will meet Tuesday for
entered dish luncheon at the home
Mrs. Wsllace Potter it twelve
Itrty-fire o'clock. Mra. J. H. Beck
pi ie the reriew for the after
IANTA CLARA CLUB
inta Clara Women's club gare a
nrprne corered dish luncheon at
home of Mrs. K. C. Hart on Frl-
fj. honoring Mrs. A. A. Robltaille,
pho is tearing soon for Klamath
Ms. The group presented he with
ruirxea recipe box.
I'XIUARY MEETIS-G
tine Typographical Union auxiliary
to men the coming Wednesdsy
ttronon at th hnm. nf fp. M.ppv
f- Garrett at two o'clock. There will
f' eirrtion of officers,
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MISCl'8 MEETS
I Amiicu, pb met on Thursday
""""on at the home of Mrs. F. S,
There were three anecial
-'s. .Mrs. Mnurice Allen. Mrs. H,
"sasoa. Mrs. L. J. Crouch. Mrs.
rn won tha k.nn . . ....i. V.
K 8. Jost is to entertain the group
"1 W"fB.
UN'S snuci CI.l'B
Sans K,.ii .i..k t. . .
rnesosr sft-moon with Mrs. Nate
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KEN1NG SHAKESPEARE CLUB
'w Ev.ning Shakespeare club met
' OlSt Monrtna at tha hnMa a! l.
r1 i'. H'tiry A. Tromp. The next
tug will b .,h R.T. lnj jfra.
r"-t s. W(,,n n(f
t 11 ""d. The study will i
e Henry IV,
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T MtTnriva
I!" P Mairon. club of Blue
' 'hl""r. Order of Eastern
l -..i mret put Wednesday at
fc - of Mr' - Bun"
r'" it one o'clock.
t- MEETivn
feline chapter. 0. E. 8.. Is to
r . T ..imiiig nrai r rial I
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Romano photo.
Mrs. Orren Brownson (Baa Wil
son), above, waa married last Saturday.
May Breakfast
To Be Given
Tuesday
"TTIE annual May breakfast given by
the City Missionary Union of Eu
gene will be held Tuesday morning
at the First Baptist church at nine-
thirty oclock.
Miss Goldie Wellf, formerly of
Halsey, a graduate of tha Eugene
Bible university and for many yeara
a missionary In the equatorial re
gions of Africa, will be the speaker
for the breakfast. Mrs. M. R. Thomp
son, president of the Union, will
preside. Following Is the program:
Song, "Come Thou Almighty King";
invocation. Rev. Bryant Wilson, pas
tor of the First Baptist church;
breakfast; vocal aolo, Mra. C. E.
Gordinier; addreaa. Miss Wellf; song,
"Jesus Saves"; prsyer, Mrs. Thomp
son lesding. .
Calendar for Coming Week
day money 'for the department ban'
ner.
W. B. A. EVENT
The Women's Benefit association
ia to meet for initiation Monday eve
ning.
A rally is announced to be held In
Rosebnrg on May 28, all members
being invited. J.Irs. Julia V. Ward,
state field director, is to be at the
meeting.
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WESTWAY CLUB
The Westway club of the W. B. A.
met on Wednesday with MrB. Rose
Jackson. Several guests were pres
ent. Mrs. Isabella Erickson Is to en
tertain for the next meeting.
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P. T. A. EVENT .
The new officers of nil the local
units of the P. T. A. and the old and
new officers of the city P. T. A.
council are to meet on May 28 In the
office of II. R. Goold. city school
auperintendent. The group will go
later to the home of Mrs. Fred E.
Hughea for tea.
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SEWING CLUB
The Sewing club of the American
Legion auxiliary is to meet Friday
with Mrs. C. M. Urey.
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NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB
Th College Crest Neighborhood
club Is to meet at the home of Mrs.
Chris Jensen on Wednesday. New
officers will be elected at the meet
ing. .
SANTA CLARA CLUB
The Santa Clara Thimble club
will meet Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. H. It. Emerson.
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HOMESTEADERS GROUP
The Homesteadera club will meet
at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Frank
Whltelock, 18R3 Garden street, Wed
nesday evening. There will be a pot
luck aupper at six-thirty o'clock,
followed by bridge.
PAST PRESIDENTS
The Past Presidents' club of the
W. R. C. met at the home of Mra,
A. B. Dotson on . Friday afternoon.
There were nine present. Mrs. S. T.
Rouse gnve the character impersona
tion. Mrs. Rosina Patrick won the
first prise. Mrs. Agnes Moses won
the other prlxe. Mrs. H. E. Slattery
was named to represent the charac
ter at the next meeting to be held
the second Friday In June at the
home of Mrs. Martha Drum, 1466
Thirteenth avenue east,
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CLUB MEETS
The Norkensie Home Arts club
met recently with Mrs. Edward Lar
sen. The club held its yearly exhibit
of handwork which consisted of
many quilts, rugs, embroideries and
oil paintinga, etc. A one o'clock
luncheon was served by the hoatess.
Places were laid for the following;
Mrs. X. W. Bond, Mrs. S. E. Fish,
Mrs. Cletus Lesley, Mrs. W. H,
Staut, Mrs. C. S. Calef, Mrs. W. A,
Avers. Mrs. M. V. Endicott, Mrs. O,
Christison, Mrs George L. Saunders,
Mrs. Harve S. Cox. Mra. Carl H.
Kuthford. Mrs. Janet Sayer, Mrs. w.
S. Humphrey, Mrs. J. S. Walls, Mrs,
Richard M. Lyon, Mra. Palmer
Walls. Mrs. M. G. Lyon, Mrs. A.
Van Lydcgrnf, Miss Faith Van Lyde
graf, Mrs. Paul J. Cauthorn and the
hostess. Mrs. Edward Larson. Sirs
W. S. Humphrey will have the club
on May ii.
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LODGE HAS MEETING
Blue River chapter, Order of East
ern Star, met Friday evening at the
Masonic temple. There was initiation,
The croup will honor its grand of
ficer. Mrs. Lee Rasan, who is Brnnd
Electa, at the next meeting on the
second Friday of June. On the fourth
Friday of this month the Star club
of the chapter is to meet for a sewing
party at the home of Mrs. C. F.
Hyde.
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LUNCHEON POSTPONED
The luncheon planned by the City
Federation of Women's Organisations
for the coming Friday has been post,
poned until later.
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THURSDAY GROUP .
Mrs. Henry A. Tromp la to enter
entertain for their Tuesday evening
Tbursdsy.
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TUESDAY CLUB
Mr. and Mra. Seth Laraway are to
entertain fo rtheir Tuesday evening
club.
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TUESDAY CLUB
Mrs. Bryant DeBar Is to entertain
for the Tuesday contract club.
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TRES JOLIE8 CLUB
Mrs. Martha Littlefield Is to be
hostess Tuesdsy evening for Tres
Jolies club.
Livestock experts say immature
grass In the spring of the year ia
about 00 per cent water and there
fore It Is imivssible for grazing cat
tie to maintain their weight without
other feed.
Monday
2:30 p. in. Home Science club
meeting at home of Mrs, Frederic
G. 8tlckels.
6:30 p. m. Potluck supper
and meeting for Willamette court.
Order ot Amaranth, Masonic
temple.
T:30 p. m. Phi Mn alumnae
meeting at home of Miss Marga
ret Richardson.
8 p. m.Spanlsh American
War Veterans auxiliary 'meet
ing, armory.
8 p. m. Delta Zeta alumnae
meeting at home of Miss Mary
Bennett.
8 p. m. Meeting of Chapter
R of P. E. 0. Sisterhood at the
home ot Mrs. W. T. McDonald.
Tuesday
S.SO a. m. Annaal May break
fast of City Missionary Union,
Firat Baptist church.
12:30 p. m. Covered dish lun
cheon for Unitarian Alliance at
home of Mrs. C. M. Andrews,
12:45 p. m. Covered dish
luncheon for afternoon Book
group ot A. A. U. W. at the home
of Mra. Wallace Potter.
1 p. m. Trl Pel luncheon
meeting at the home ot Mra. G.
S. Beardsley.
1:30 p. m. Opening sessions
of district meeting of Pythian
Sisters lodge. Knights of Tythias
hall; banquet at 6:30 p. m. in
Central Presbyterisn church:
evening sessions at 7:80 o'clock
in lodge hall.
8:15 p. m. Girls' League ben
efit at Eugene high achool,
0:15 p. m. Dial club supper
at home of Mrs. Fred E. Cham
bers. 0:30 p. m. Phi Mn mothers'
aupper at honfe of Mrs. C. W.
Murphy.
S p. m. Informal reception for
townspeople acting aa patrona
and chaperons, Gerlinger hall.
0 p. m. Kotillion club dance,
Engagement Is Told
At Bridge Partv
At a party Riven Friday errninR by
Mr. ( S. Dillon and Miss Florence
Parvin at the home of Mr. Dillon,
announcement was made of the en
gagement of their nister, Mins Se
lenia Pnrrin, to George I Burian.
The group was Invited for dessert
and bridge and the guests included
Miss Gertrude Front, Miss Adelnide
dirtier, Minn Joaephine Hurdle, Miss
Mnbel Anderxon, Miss Janice Ad kins,
Mra. H!en Goeckner, Miss, Fern
T.nmb, Mirk Farline Overlay. Miss
Thelma Buley, Misa Helen Hyer, Mrs.
Ruth Johnson. Misa norn Dillard,
the honor guest and two hostesses.
Honors at cords went to Misa Over
lay and Misa Anderson.
The wedding of Miss Tamil and
Mr. Rurian will be in July.
Dial Club
The Dial club is plnnning for a
picnic to be given the coming Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs,
Fred E. Chambera, Santa Clara, the
dinner to be at six-fifteen o'clock.
For the program, there will be a
group of songs by Miss Barbara Eve
lyn - Hollia, accompanied by Miss
Mnry Benson; rendiugs by Mrs. Ruth
Miles Martin. New officers are to
be elected at the business meeting.
The hostess committee includes Mrs.
A. B. Stillinaii, Mrs. K. II. Hull,
Mrs. George A. Simon, Miss Mary
E. McCornack.
Craftsmen club house.
Wednesday
All-day meeting of Women'a
guild ot St. Mary'a Eplicopal
church at parish house.
All-day meeting of women's
council ot First Christian church
at the church.
12 noon Luncheon for women
at Country club, followed by golf.
12:80 p. m. Luncheon meeting
for Eugene club. Daughtera of
Nile, at home of Mra. Karl K.
Mills In Cottage Grove.
1 p. m. Dessert and bridge
party for Past Matrona club of
Blue River chapter, O. E. S., at
home of Mra. 0. S. Bundy.
2 p. m. Typographical Union
auxiliary meeting at home ot Mrs.
Harry F. Garrett.
2:30 p. m. W. C. T. V. quar
terly birthday tea at home of
Mrs. A. B. Dotaon.
2:30 p. . m. College Crest
Neighborhood club meeting at
home of Mrs. Chris Jensen.
7 p. m. Zcta Tau Alpha mo
thera meeting at chapter house.
7:80 p. m. Rebekah lodge
meeting, I. O. O. F. hall.
Thursday
1 p. m. Covered dish lunch
eon for Fortnightly club, home
of Mrs. Belle Lydlck.
2 p. m. Lndiea of Elks meet
ing. Elks temple.
Friday
1:30 p. m. Washington P. T.
A. meeting and party at achool
house. 2:30 p. m. Sewing club of
American Legion auxiliary meet
ing at the home of Mrs. C, M.
Urey.
8 p. m. Meeting of Evange
line chapter, O. E. S., Masonic
temple.
Saturday
1 p. m. Picnic covered dish
luncheon for University of Ore
gon alumnae group at summer
home of Miss Ruth Knecland.
rusty nail Inst week and was out o
school several days.
Adult Bible study was held at the
W. U Wheeler home last Tuesday
evening. Next Tuesday evening it will
be with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Hovey of Kit
gene called on friends here Thursday
evening.
Msck Msltxan has been elected as
school director to till the vacancy and
Flayd Mauney and Veda' Daley have
been hired as teachers.
The Orvll Ferguson family visited
at Junction recently, apending part
of the day with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Dinges. They report Mrs. Dinges as
much improved in health, but Mr.
Dinars is laid up with a sprained
shoulder, which he received from a
fall.
Several from the Sunday achool and
church hero are going to Cottage
Grove Sunday to take part In the
Mothers' day parade and program.
The Don Kimball family have mov
ed up Rattlesnake, near the site where
the Kimball mill will be moved,
Fortnightly Club
Plans Luncheon
Thursday
THE Eugene Fortnightly flub will
Urn maallno nt tha. so..
son next Thursday, the group to
meet at the home of the president,
Mrs. Belle Uvdick, for a covered dish
luncheon at one o'clock.
Members are asked to meet at tho
Osburn hotel at twelve-thirty o'clock
and to go from, there to the home of
Mrs. Lydick.
Lodge Has Program
On Thursday
Girl Scouts News
More than sixty-five were out for
the meeting of the Neighbors of
Woodcraft lodge meeting Thursday
evening. A feature of the evening
waa a mother s day program present
ed by the Busy Bees, one of the two
teams of the lodge. Mrs. Marine
Ruff is captain for this group. Mrs.
Neal McCormick saug "The Old
Spinning Wheel." a Betting being
arranged with the song, some moth
era sitting by an old spinning wheel;
Mr. Davia played the piano; and a
trio, made up of Mrs. Msrjorio Hud'
diman, pianist, Mrs. McCormick, vi
olinist, and Dick Kuff, playing the
banjo, played.
There was Initiation and ballot
tng on other candidates. Mrs. Kitty
L. Davis, grand organizer, waa a
guest at the meeting. In two weekx,
the Willing Workers group of the
lodge wilt give the program.
The Officers' club of the lodge
met Friday evening at the home of
Mrs. I. P. inman.
TUB big Girl Scout dinner for all
leaders, and council members will be
held at the Methodist Episcopal
church May 23 at alx-thlrty o'clock.
It will be a covered dish dinner In
charge ot Mrs. H. It. Goold.
Each troop will have a aeparate
table for Ita scouts, parents and lead
ers. A prise of an American flag
will be given to the troop having the
largest percentage of members and
parents. Each troop la preparing a
aong for the program during the din
ner hour. A brief program depict
ing a typical day In camp irlll be
presented by several Girl Scouts un
der the direction of Jean Taylor.
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Girl Scouts of Troop number two
meeting at the First Baptist church
will take part in the junior church
service Sunday. May 20, at the Bap
tist church conducted by the Girl
Scouta and the director. A aextet
from the junior church membership
composed ot Juanita Chase, Ireta
Chase, Genevieve McClain, Lurlene
Wood, Evelyn Walls, and Margaret
Ivy.
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The Brownie group, leaders Elisa
beth Stetson and Elisabeth Onthank.
gave a tea for the Brownie mothers
Saturday afternoon at their meeting
place.
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The commissioner, Mrs. 'Wendell
Van Loan, and the director, Miss
Alice Spurgin, are meeting with those
interested in starting a Girl Scout
troop at Coburg Tuesday evening at
eight o clock at the I. O. U. r . build
ing.
Nile Club Will
Meet Wednesday '
In Grove
"THE Eugene club. Daughter! of the
Nile, la having Its May meeting)
and luncheon next Wednesday at the?
home of Mrs. Karl K. Mills In Cot-1
tage Grove. The other Cottage Grovs
members, Mrs. Herbert Lombard and)
Mrs. Roy E. Short will be hostesses)
with Mrs. Mills.
Those wishing transportation are!
asked to call Mra. F. G. Ilnvemann,
1077-J, by Tuesday noon.
News of Thurston
Mrs. George Again;
Missionary Head
Wolf Creek News
Tin-RSTON, May 11 (Special)
The Thurston tcntn played a wiiming
game Sundny afternoon on the Timet,.
ton diamond ngninst the Eltnirn tenm.
rinying with the Thurston hoys wcro
three boya. from Walterville, Chase,
Jennings and Momb,
Mr, and Mra. Dean Beals were
hosts Tuesday evening for the Thurs
ton social club and two special guests
Mr. and Mrs. r tannery of Springfield
were present for the evenfhg. The
next meeting will I held next Friday
evening, Msy IS st the home of Mrs.
Ellen Xeedham with Mr. and Mrs.
Stephens hosts for the evening. Six
teen wero present for the evening.
Miss Jessie Reals who has lteen
working In Springfield Is again at
home at Thurston.
Trent News Notes
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background end two of the other meteriale ere repeated In each
they of course could elso be made ot scraps but tie up the blocke
effectively it tne nmi msitnsi. ... ....
the stars Joining each other from block to block eeem to be aet off
by the gay colore of the scraps.
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TRENT, Msy 12. (Special).
Arah Nell Arnold received 27 finished
dish towels from the Helping Hsnd
club women lsst Wednesdsy after
noon. Arah Nell Is to be msrrled next
month.
The Helping Hsnd club met with
Mra. Frank Kimball for an all-dny
meeting last Wednesday and quilted.
There were 27 members and two vis
itors present. More committees were
appointed for the picnic to be June
16. The next meeting will be an all
day meeting with Mra. Iva Kimball.
Bible study and a bonfire party and
welner roast were held at the Ernest
Wheeler home last Wednesday even
ing, with 24 present.
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Wheeler of
Portland visited the H. C. snd W. I.
Wheeler families lost Tuesday and
Wednesdsy.
Aunt Allie Wheeler of Dexter spent
the first of the week here with her
brother, H. C. Wheeler, who Is III.
The public school is bsvlng its pic
nic on the school grounds Monday.
There will be a bsll gsme In the aft
ernoon between the Trent school and
a Eugene school.
Mrs. Bsughmsn Attended the home
mskers' meeting In Eugene last Tues
dsy. ,
Morjorle Smith cut her ankle on a
Mabel News Notes
MABEL, May 12. (Special).
Verna llilemnn haa returned home
from the Pacific hospital, where he
had been, due to an Injury while at
work last week.
Misa ltuth Boggcss spent the week
end visiting relatives and friends in
Eugene. Those present were Winifred,
Leotn and Georgo Cnsterllne, Ilnrold
and Eleanor Bell, Helen Carson and
the leader. Mrs. Mary Maoaulry.
Mra. Marks, Mrs. II. Waldo and
C. It. Boggesa were business visitors
in Eugene, Tuesday.
Visitors In the Cnsterllne home on
Sunday were Miss Elitnlieth Hearock,
Charles Wren snd Mr. and Mra. Tol
ley. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and family of
Marcola spent Wednesdsy evening vis
iting In the Clifford Ssvage home.
Misses Marion and Mildred Carson
snd Miss Ruth Boggess visited Mrs.
Mary Mncaiiley, Thursday morning.
Mrs. Msck Macaulry visited In the
C. E. Carann home Monday afternoon.
Miss Vlella Hansen, who haa been
employed by Mrs. O. E. Jackson re
turned to her home at Walterville with
her parents who visited here Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Bid Savage and grandson of
Springfield visited her son Clifford
Ssvage and family, Bunday.
The Four-H Sewing club met st the
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Carson,
Ssturdsy.
Miss Htur Bseggob spent Wednes
day evening with the Nosnoc girls
Miss Elisabeth Hescork, George,
Winifred, and lota Cssterline vis
ited Mrs. O. E. Jackson In the Pa
cific hospital Monday evening.
THURSTON, .Mnj 12 (Special)
Mr. and Mrs. John Edmiston and
grand daughter Shirley llonney were
guests Sunday nt the home of Mrs.
Stella Mcl'herson In Springfield.
Alice Calvert of Eocene spent the
past week-end with Ilnxcl Edmiston
at Thurston.
Mrs. Ijntira lladley Is spending a
few' visiting her mother, Mrs. Ellen
Needhnni In Thurston,
Mrs. Oren Palmer and son of
Elmira are visiting a few days this
week with Mrs. John Price at Thurston.
Heceta News Notes
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HECETA. Mny 12. (Special).
School closed Mny 7 In the Mercer
district. Owing to the recent lntd
weather the program was abandoned
but the children and -their teacher.
Miss Ethel B. Mackey, bad a picnic
on the beach Monday. Miss Mnckey
haa returned to her home In Eu
gene. A farewell party waa given at
Baker's hall Saturday evening hon
oring Miss Virginia Itsker who will
leave soon for sn indefinite stay in
eastern Oregon.
Harry fiuild la here visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. It. (.uild.
Ills many friends will lie glad to know
that he is greatly improved In henlth.
Mrs, John Mntheison and daughter
Margaret, drove down from Portland
to spend the week-end with her
daughters, Mrs. Al Wlsemsn and Mra.
Mitchelltree at Moore's auto camp.
News was received here of the ar
rival of a baby boy Bt the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J"hn Bernnrd Bt Pine
hurst, Wash. The child weighed 7
pounds and has been named James
Edwin. Mrs. Bernard will lie rem
embered here na Miss .Tusnila Mercer,
daughter of Mrs. V, C. Mowreadcr.
WOI.F CREEK, May 12 (Special)
A farewell dance was given in honor
of Marguerite Prnbody at tho Wolf
Crook community hall Saturday even
ing. Thoso sponsoring the affair were
Mra. Veola Farmer, Mrs, Abbie Lun
deen mid .Mrs. Miers, At a late hour
light refreshments were aerved to the
guests. Miss Peabody left Sundny,
after apending aeveral weeka here
with her brothera, tor Alsea.
A farewell pnrty was given by Mrs.
Dnrnthy Hooker, at her heme Friday
evening, honoring Elmer Formby who
is returning to Oklahoma because of
the illnesa of his mother. Mr. Form
by recently came here In company
with George Rader, from Oklahoma.
Dancing and playing of games occu
pied most of the evening. At a late
hour light refreshmenta were served
to the following guests: Mr. snd Mrs.
tiene Eaton and daughters, Patty and
Hniel, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Llska
nnd aons, Johnle Cowden, Raymond
Brooks, Jess Martin, Darwin Dame
wood, Carl and Ixils Hooker, Annet
te Tompson, Charlie and Truman
Lewis, (irnrge Rader, the honor guest
Elmer Formby and the hostess, Doro
thy Hooker.
Mr. and Mrs. Cene Eaton and
daughter, Patty, Mrs. Ed Cowdcn and
Ixiis Honker, were Eugene visitors
Wodnesdny,
Mrs. Felix Miller and son, Curtis
ot Elmira, were visitors at the John
Hooker home Saturday afternoon.
John Cooper and John Hooker went
to Oakridge Sunday to visit Herbert
Hooker, who la In the CCO camp
there.
Mr. and Mrs, Asa Hooker, were
week-end guests at the John IjewlB
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Williams were
overnight guests nt tha home of Mr.
nnd Mrs, Ira Inman of Elmira Wed
nesday. Mrs. Ray Vincent and son, Donald,
attended the convention at the El
mira church of Christ, Monday.
Vinaon C. StanphlH, a Texas Tech
student, hiked from Lubbock to Dal-
hart to win the Panhandle checker
tournanient.
New officers were choser. at the
meeting of the Women's Missionary
society of the First Christian church
this week as follows: Mrs. U B.
George, president: Mrs. I.ila Yoder,
vice-president; Mrs. I S. Newton,
secretary; Mrs. M. R. Thompson,
treasurer; Mrs. Hibhard. librarlanl
Mrs. Hockaday, literature secretary.
Division four was In charge of the
program. Mrs. E. M. Patterson sansj
a aolo. Mrs. Belle Williams and Mrs.
Andrew Hill led the devotionnls. Ray
Bond and Fredn White aang a duet,
Mrs. IJnden Leavitt and Mra. Nina
Stocker gnve talks on China, past
and present. The second division was
in charge of refreshments. Tlans were
made for a meeting on June 12 at the
aomo ot aire. w. K. Thompson.
.
News of Deerhorn
DEERHORN, Mny 12. (Special)
A silver tea will be a feature May
17 from 2 to 5, sponsored by the Lea
btirg church aid society, with Mrs.
Walter Carter hostesa at her home
Mrs. Charlea Carter and Mra. Elmer
Popiot will assist Mrs. Carter during
the afternoon of tho tea.
Mrs. Frnnces Elston was hoBtesa
nt the last meeting of the aid society
and the afternoon was spent In work
ing on the baby sun bonnet quilt. The)
nostess served dainty rcficsbmenta
to the guests, Th)ie present were)
Mrs. J. J. Peplot, Mrs. Elmer Pepiot,
and son. Mrs. Walter Carter and
Betty May, Mrs. E. AV. Deadmond,
Mrs. Marion Elston and daughter,
Bernlce, Mra. Ira Elston ai,d daughe
ter, Marcene..
Mr. and Mra. Waltar Carter muf
Betty May were guests Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Vaughn of Fall
Creek.
Mr. snd Mrs. Eunne CadwalledovL
Mr. and Mra. Herbert Piatt, Mr. and)
.nrs. Kohert Mo?ywn wee guestsj
on Tuesdsy evening of Miss Mildred '
McNown and Mr. and Mrs. Uognnl
uonson ana inmuy at tnetr home. JIx
and Mrs. McNown left Wednesday
morning for their home In Salem aftesj
aeveral weeka on the river.
Mr. and MrB. W. I. Howland, Misa)
I.uclle Cole and Bill Cioft of Elans
ath Agency were week-end guests of
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Ooff of Vlda. i
A dance was given at the borne rs
W. H. White on Saturday night bj
the neighborhood gtoup, numbering
about 25 In attendance. .
. 1
A new state park In Texas wffl
comprise Cl 10 acres of vkie-coverej
swamp lands, floating Islands and)
mud geysers In Oonaales county. , ,
.Natron Items
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NATRON, May 12 (Special) Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Fullmer of Eugene
spent Sunday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart.
Iyester Borden haa gone to Florence
where he will be employed for a
while.
A surprise party was given for
Mr. Moorehnuse Monday evening It
being his birthday. Those present to
enjoy the evening were Mr. and Mrs.
J. S. Hills. Mr. and Mrs. George Hills. I
Mr. and Mrs. Hurley Norrls, Mr. and
Mrs. John Jacoby, Mr. and Mrs. J.
V. Stewart. Howard (iibaon, and Wil
bur Cox, and Mr. and Mrs. Lon Moore,
house, nnd Mr. and Mrs. Davis.
The program given by tho Jasper
school Friday afternoon was well at- i
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Mrs. Cnstleman of Edinbouer visit- 1
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