Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, December 21, 1934, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextTHE REGISTER. GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON Pace Twelve IM 115 P LI! WASHINGTON. Dec. 21. UP) Winter wheat acreage sown this fall was announced today by the deport ment of agriculture as 44,306,000 acres, or 105.0 per cent of that sown a year aso. The acreage sown to rye was 8,607,000 acres, or 113.3 per cent of a year ago. No estimates or probable produc tion were given. Winter wheat was harvested last year from 32.043,000 acres and pro duction was 405,034,000 bushels. Two years ago the harvested acreage was 28,485,000 and production 350,792,000 bushels. : Harvested rye acreage last year was 1,037,000 and production-16,040,- 000 bushels. Two years ago harvest ed acreage was 2,340,000 and produc tion 21,150,000 bushels. Condition of winter wheat on Dec. 1 was reported aB 77.8 per cent of normal, compared with 74.8 per cent t year ago and 82.4 per cent of the 10-ycar average 1023-32. Condition of rye was 80.4 per cent of normal, compared with 0.0 per cent of a yenr ago, and 84.0 per cent of the 10-yenr average. The abandonment of 1033 seedings of winter wheat was 21.3 per cent of the acreage sown, while of the 1032 seedings 33.2 per cent was aban doned and the average abandonment for the 10 years, 1021-30, was 12.2 per cent. News of Halsey HAlgEY, Dec. 21. (Special) The regular prayer service of the SI. E. church will be held Wednesday eve ning at the church instead of Thurs day this week due to the Community Christmas program at the city ball Thursday evening. B. M. Bond and son, Wellington, ac companied by 1 D. Taylor motored to Corvallis Bunday afttrnoon and at tended the concert of the O. S. C. cadet band of which H. h. Beard is di rector. ' Thursday evening the community Christmas program at the ball will be enjoyed by children and grown-ups like. The children and teachers of the local school have been busy for weeks preparing the operetta entitled "Top. ay Turvey Christmas" which will be the principal part of the program. A tree and exchange of gifts among the children will also be enjoyed aa well a treats. This program Is under the auepWs of the local P. T. A. of which Mrs. Mildred MrMnhan la president. The committee in charge Is Mrs. Norn Colemnn, Mrs. Nellie Isom, Mrs. Ger trude Nmith, D. C, Rossman and W. II. Belideau. Klllot McWilllama, dentist of Junc tion City spent Sunday here visiting with his parents, Mr. and Mra. Dean 8. McWilliams. A Christmas progrnm by the chil dren of the Methodist church will be given Sunday evening, December 23 at the church. Mrs. Arthur Foote and Mrs. Grace Slckels are the committee In charge and promise a copy of the program for publication the last of the week. A treat will b given to all children as usual. Mr. and Mra. Dan Davis of Al bany were brought to Halsey Sunday by their son Claud Davis to enjoy a birthday dinner at the home of a daughter and sister respectively, Mrs. John Willhanks and husband In honor of Mr. Dnvis" Slth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Willhanks' daughter. Mra. Gladys Smith, assisted with the preparation for the dinner and ahe and her husband were also partici pants of the bounteous repast. An other daughter. Mra. I.yle Chance and husband and little daughter Wilma were afternoon guests. Mr. and Mrs. George Smith motor ed to Portland Sunday to take Mrs. Smith's mother Mrs. Daisy Wnhl there to care for her sister. Miss Mnttie Smith who Is 111. She will be away for an Indefinite time. Mrs. J. H. Vannice and daughter. Miss Rohurtn Vannice accompanied by Miss Anne Moses motored to Sa lem Saturday on a combined business and pleasure trip. Mr. and Mrs. George Starr and daughter Miss Louise accompanied by H. C. Davis motored to Eugene Sun dsy where they were the guests of Mr. Davis' dsushter, Mrs. Jesse Bond and family and In the afternoon at tended the concert given by the poly phonic rhnlr of the University of Ore gon. Chris Fal, D. C. Rossman and Chas. limner motored to Sheed Snt tirdny night and attended a stated communication of the Masonic lodge there. Election of officers was the principal Item of business. Don I.ee Moore, little son of Mrs. Mona Moore has been ill with pneu monia at their home at Corvallis but Is improved. Several Hsley people vUlted the county seat Tuesday on Christmas business and otherwise. Among ones seen there were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Commons, Mrs. Orln W. Krnm, Mrs. Wesley Ilollowav. Mr. and Mrs. llos coe Bisk. Mr. snd Mrs. R, F, Sisk. Miss June Roberts, local primary teacher, spent the week-end visiting friends In Portland. Most of Halsey was In Ensene Friday afternoon. Among the persona mere were .Mr. and Mrs, Charles G. llamer. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Goodv koonts. Mrs. Kthel Maxwell, Miss tx velle Palmer. John Maxwell, Ijiwrence Maxwell, Frank Kirk. It. M. Bond and wife and a daughter Marilyn, Mrs. M. C. Bond. Mrs. O. F. Neal. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slraley made 1 business trip to Corvsllis Kridsv Lowell Htrnley haa been out of school several days last week with a severe old. A large group of members of the local Dorcas society met st the M. K. personate Thursday afternoon when Mrs. W. H. Belidesn, the president, waa the hostess. She presided over the routine business and the principal part of which was the report of the nasasr committees. They renort that they did even better than last year nd were well pleased with the re turns. Those present were Mrs. Doris rierton and little son Russel, Miss Cottage Grove News COTTAGE GROVE, Dec. 21 (Special) Following la the program for presentation of .the Cbiistmus cantata, "The Salvation of Isr.-el," at the 5 o'clock vesper service Sundny at the Methodist church. C. E. Umph rey is director; Mi's. Elva Coue pian ist. Hymn, "Silent Night," congrega tion. Prayer, Rev. M. A. Groves: chorus, "Seek Ye Out of the Book," choir and bass solo, Ed Weber; con tralto solo, "Thou Blessed Bethle hem," Mrs. Grm-'e Bntnd; chorus, lllesced Be the Lord God of Israel, ' choir; chorus, "Midr.1;! t in Her Dusky Mantle," soniano solo, tenor solo and cut, Mrs. F. L. GranniB, and J. B. Leonard; chorus, "And There Were Shepherds," choir; Men and Women's chorus, "Cbiminjr Bells," announcements; offertory: scrmonette. God's Gift to You, pastor; Oorus, "A Lulluby," choir; soprano obligate Mrs. Fay Isom; flute oblignto, Fred Hotis; chorus; "Christ the lord Is Born," choir; baBs solo, Ed Weber; chorus, "Night of Nights," choir; sop rano and alto duet by Mrs. Chct St roup and Mrs. Ed Weber; chorus, Rejoice, O Earth," choir; Hymn, Joy to the World," congregation. Benediction. Following arc members of the choir singing in the enntntn:, Sopranos Mrs. Fay Isom, J .. K. E. Mrs. R. B. Reed, Mrs, M. A. Groves, Mrs. Joe Landess, Miss Phyllis Mon son, Mrs. Ed Weber, Miss Helen Ol son, Mrs. F. L. Grnnnis, Jlfsa Hiyc Wooley, Miss Dorothy Sieman, Miss Jean Moore. Altos Mrs. Andrew Brund. Miss June McCormock, Mrs N. E. OoThp- ton, Miss Jean King. Mis. C. L. Stroup. Miss Kathleen Moore. Tenors F. B. Leonard, S. Ij. MacKin, w. A. Holgate, Mr. Gibson, M. C. Hick- enbottom. Basses Ed Weber, Ar thur Porter, Loren Harvey, C. E. Umphrey. Sunday evening the Presbyterian church choir, directed by Mrs. Edna Pearson of Eugene, will present a sacred concert, including a Christmas cantata, "The Christ Child." by C. B. Hawley. Soloists will be Mrs. Vic tor Chnmbers, soprano; Mrs. Cleo Morelock. soprano: Mrs. Roy Short, mezxa soprano: Misa Myrtle Kem, soprano; Mrs. George Matthews, con tralto; Murnard England, baritone; Mra. O. W. Blackmnro la pianist and Mrs. R. S. Stevens, Eugene, will ac company at the organ. Following is the program: Organ prelude, "The Voice of Him Thnt Crietb in the Wild erness." soprano aolo; recitative bnri tone: "Arise, Shine." chorus; recita titve, baritone; "He shnll Feed His Flock," Indies trio. Miss Kem, Mrs. Short, Mra. Rice; recitative, contral to: "BleBsed Art Thou," aoprano solo; "How Beautiful Upon the Moun tains." quartet and chorus, . Mrs. Short, Mrs. Arthur Rice. Arthur Rice, R. A. Trnsk: "My Soul Doth Magnify the Lord, soprano srlo; "Sing, O Heavens," chorus and soprnno solo: "Attest Fideles." chorus; scripture and prayer, Rev. Jnmes A. Smith; offertory, organ solo; "The Plnlna of Bethlehem," meuso soprano; rccltn ttlve (a), contralto, (b). hnrltonc, (c) soprnno: "Glory to God," chorus: recitative, baritone: "Pence on Enrth," Indies chorus; "Hear the Angels Sing," soptano solo; recitative, con tralto": "Let lis Now Go Even Unto Bethlehem." mnle quartet. Schofield Stewart. Arthur Rice, Willlnm Gre gory, R. A. Trnsk; rccitntlve. con tralto; "Holy Night," chorus and solo; recitative, soprano; "O Praise the Lord," chorus. At a joint installation of Cottage Grove Masonic lodge No. 51, and the Royal Arch lodge Wednesday even ing at Masonic temple, the following elective and appointive officers wore installed for Masonic lodge: Earl Stewart, W. M.; William Thum, S. XT. I Ray Lemley, J. W.: T. C. Wheel er, treas.; Fred Itressler, secretary; Jas. P. Graham, S. D.; Rosa Glass, J. D.; Don Allen, chaplain; Jesse Lansing, Jr., S. S.; Hatley Gates, J. S.i L. L. Harrcl, tyler. Archie Walk er was retiring W. Ji. and was pres ented with a past master's apron.' Following were Installed for the Royal Ari'h: Archie Wnlker, high prie3t: L. W. Coiner, king; Earl Stew art, scribe; Worth Harvey, treasurer; James P. Graham, secreetary; J. Lansing, Jr., enptnin of hosts. .. Mrs. James A. Smith, assisted by Mrs. George Matthews, wns in chnrge of tho missionary cnnrlle light ing Bervice given at Presbyterian church Wednesday evening which wns largely , attended and well received. The auditorium wns attructlvcly de corated with a Chrictmas setting by Mrs. Charles Beldler, Mrs. W. H. Dnugherty and Miss Evelyn Ventch. The following program wnj rendered; Postlude. Christmas carols sang by the choir. Dcvotionols, Rev. Smith; duet. Richard Smith, Billy Helliwell; offering and announcements; vocal solo, Mrs, Hugh Trtinnoll; plnylet in one net and hymns; trombone solo, "The Evening Star," Allen Ferrin; candle lighting by a group of 20 girls. Benediction. Mrs. O. W. Blnckmore and Mrs. A. F. Rice were nccom panistB. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Purkott of Tort land spent lust week-end a, the home of Mrs. Puckett's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley All.'n on River Road. The Needlecrnft club met with Mrs. Fred Bennett Wednesday for a 1:30 dessert luncheon. The table was at tractive with red cnu,ntions and yule ttide greenery. The afternoon was spent socially and a Christmas tree was a feature and exchange of gifts. The club will meet in two weeks for a one o'clock luncheon with Mrs. Frnnk Gnldibinn. The Elmnrtes cli'h met at the Col onial for a aix o'clock dinner Wed nesday evening after which the group met at the home of Mrs. Chnrlea Hall and had their annunl Christmns tree nnd gift exchange .Decorations were In keeping with the seor.on. Cottnge Grove schools closed Fri day afternoon for the Christmns holi days until Jnnnnry 2. The Girls Lea gue sponsored a progrnm at assembly at the high school Friday nfternoon. At the grade schools a progrnm wns niso given In the nfternoon. Mr. and Mra. W. A. Bill nnd Clayton Bnbb nnd daughter who have been visiting hero from Montana are visiting this week nt Roscburg. Mr. nnd Mrs. II. C. Wells made a trip to Portlnnd Thursday. Miss Beth Bedc nnd. Ilnrold Bede arrived home Thursday from Califor nia. Beth has been Visiting her sister for several weeks nt Los Angeles and Harold hns been stopping at Onklnnd. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ren Sanford enter tained nt dinner Thursday evening in honor of the 35th wedding anni versary of Mrs. Snnford'a parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. B. Johnston. - Irlne Quimby waa a guest of the so ciety, Mrs. Cleonn Hill, Mra. Esther Holt, Mrs. Louise Strnlry. Mrs. W. H. Belldeau, Mrs. Alma Hamer, Miss Mary Smith, Mra. Ienn Veatch, and her sister-in-law Mrs. Margaret Mar tin. Mrs. Harry Commons. Mrs. Grnce Sickels., Mrs. Gertrude Smith. Mrs. David Hardy. Mra. Grace Starr, Mra. Ruby Blandish and Mrs. Fred Robins. A large crowd attended the funernl of the late C. C. Jackson Thursday sfternoon nt the local Methodist Epis copal church. D. C. Rossman. locnl undertaker, waa in chnrge and Rev. A. C. Vt nlbeck, pastor of the Lake Creek Methodist Episcopal church. south, the church of which he was a member, assisted by Rev. David Har dy of the locnl church. Pallbearers were Newt Cnmmlngs. Martin Cum- mings. Thomas Ardry. Henry Rrock. Clarence Evans and Clarence Wil liams all Lake Creek neighbors. The men's chorus furnished the music. Mrs. A. C. Walberk furnished a vocal solo. Mrs. Gertrude Smith and Mrs. Daisy Wahl had rharge of the flow ers. Mrs. Dean S. McWilliams went to Albany Thursday to attend a meet ing of the Thursday Study club of which she is a member nt the home of Mrs. 0. T. llockensmlth. It was the annual Chrlslniss pnrty and opened with a one o'clock luncheon. Mrs. Hniel Ewing. dnuchter of Mrs. Hook ensmith as assistant hostess. Gifts were taken for the Red Cross ns well as nn exchange of favorite Christmns recipes and the food made from the recipe. U. S. Army Offers Trip to Islands The local army recruiting stntion was visited by Major H. D. Bngn nll. district recruiting officer of the Portlnnd recruiting district. Mnjor Rngnnll recently returned from ft tour of duty in Panama. Recruiting for the Philippines and Hawaii for the first time In over two years offers an opportunity to young men interested in travel in foreign countries, said the major. A trip be yond the means of the average young man is offered free nnd he is being paid to take ij. Sergeant C. S. Greenwell Is In chnrge of recruiting here and his of fice is In the Hampton building nt Sixth and Willamette. Taking Vlnca roses in the form of a tea, as a remedy for diabetes, Is a common practice In Africa nnd Am trnlin. Now science hns decided to find out the actual remedial value of the plant. From PERLICH'S or Your Holiday Table Turkeys-Geese Capons Roasting Chickens 5 ft n n ft Denver Corn Fed STEER BEEF NONE BETTER And all the trimmin's from Perlich's Quality Groceries and Vegetables Perlich's Food Market CHOICE MEATS AND GROCERIES 1044 Willamette TD GIVE CANTATA CRESWELL. Dec. 21. (Special) A Christmas cantata, "The Holy Child" will be presented by the com bined choirB of the churches of Cres well at a union service nt the Pres byterian church Sunday evening, De cember 23, at 7:30, Harriet Moore, accompanist and F, K, Noordboff di rector. The numbers follow: Rejoice, O Daughter of Zion, choir. There' a Song in the Air, women's chorus; Watchman. Tell t of the Night, choir; In the Field With Their Flocks, contralto solo, Mrs. C. I. Kent; The Snvior Conies, choir; Cnlm on the Ear of Night, choir; Glad Tiding of Great Joy, choir; Sleep, My Little Jesus, mezzo soprano solo, Mrs.' F. A. Evcrson; All My Heart This Night Rejoices, trio, Emma Marquartt Eve lyn Dnue, Clarence Redmond. O Night Divine, Men's voices. Messiuh is King, choir. The Song of Jubilee, choir. Incidental solos, Mrs. L. C. Go heen, Mrs. L. J. Quigley; Nietn Zini ker, Pearle Redmond, Shorley .War ner, Clintou Benton, C. H. Sedgwick, S. G. Gregor, George Ross, Francis Benton. . The Christmas party of Evergreen camp of Royal Neighbors was held Thursday at the home of Mrs. J. L. Thornton. A potluck dinner was fol lowed by a social afternoon and an exchange of gifts. An electric lighted tree was included in the room decora tions. Mrs. F. K. Noordhoff entertained the Presbyterian aid society at her home Wednesday nfternoon. Reports from the recent bazaar were given during the business meeting nnd spe cial plans mnde to remember the sick during the holiday season. Refresh ments were served. Mrs. Leel.ond, Mrs. Wayne Land, Catherine Miller, Mrs. J. D. Gilbert nnd Mrs. B. A. Land were hostesses at the regular meeting of the General Aid society at the church annex Wed nesday afternoon. A special table for the December birthday guests was arranged at -serving time. Sprigs of holly were the decorations. Those honored were Ruby Overton, Mrs. Roy Saunders and Catherine Miller. Others on the list were Mrs. Caroline Ludington, Mrs. F. J. Sly and Mrs. J. W. Watson. The Methodist Sundny school will present a Christmas progrnm during the school hour Sunday morning. The primary department as a whole will be represented with a number from eac hclasa of the senior department. J. P. Lane arrived Thursday from Parma, Idaho, to spend the holidnya here. W. W. Wyatt accompanied hia aon H. H. Wyatt to Portlnnd Thursday where he will visit over the holidays. They were accompanied by Mrs. Sco ville who will be with a son and fnmily. Miss Gladys Overton is expected home Saturday from Buxton where she teaches school. Drain News Notes DRAIN, Dec. 21. (8pecial)-Dr. Devore reports the birth of a aon, Friday, December 14 to Mr. and Mra. Vernicc Powell in east Drain. Mrs. Algot Anderson and little daughter, Kay of Astoria, arrived Sunday for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arch Alford. . Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lakey, children Belva nnd David, Mr. and Mrs. Will White, went to Trent Saturday eve ning where they attended revival serv cies, Willie White is pastor of the Trent Christian church, Kenneth Graham manager of the local Union Oil company hns been transferred to Coquiile to take care of the plant there, and Mr. Pio who was manager at Coquiile waa trans ferred to Drain. Sunday morning December 23rd, the Bible school of the Church of Christ will give a Christmas program con sisting of songs, readings and a play. In the evening the choir will render a cantata, and gifts will be given for the needy. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Patcben of Ileedsport spent Sunday here with relatives. A son wns born to Mr. and Mrs. Krall, Thursday, December 13 at the home of Mrs. Adamson at Cold Spring. Geraldine Cooper returned from the hospital in Eugene Sunday where she An Unusual GIFT . A Tarnish Proof Silver Chest for her Silverware Price $5.00 la" cuqemc . ore. 927 Willamette underwent an ouer.:. . Ml-. M.. ,. . .Mrs. BeaMe' .""rgare lf,,i. days, then will to fc to spend the holidav. ?nd' )vk. t. -Mrs Jim K,ut5 ,n;rt7' Mr-nd Mr,'lXyd'R;i' (CHILI Y The Best A I in Town IOC I Sandwiches 5c (SPAGHETTI- Spanish 4 A I Style 1UC I Th ri - . . ... ana wnitejt White Palace i .Pl?" Town i aasi 10th S irt VOL I ' I? , This is our way of saying "Merry Christmas"! We offer you a host i of "foods you know" at prices which are consistently low. Shop and save this week-end at your Red & White Food Store. Special Features for Friday, Saturday and Monday December 21, 22 and 24 Rolled Oats Corn Meal Cake Flour I Snowdrift it . Wesson Oil Mince Meat Plum Pudding Quick or Regular Gold Medal White or Yellow Red A White 9-lb. Bags 9-lb. Bags 2-lb. Pkg. 3-lb. Tins Crotse A Blaekwell't Quarts 2 Lbs. for Crosse eV Blackwell'a 1-lb. Old Engllh Style fjang 38c 28 22c 47 39' 33 33 jasss . 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Ask your Red 4 White merchant about additional Ford Contest votes given during this aalel THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS IN EUGENE AND SURROUNDING TERRITORY WILL SERVE YOU: 0. McATEE Oakrldge J. J. CRAMER Harrisburg MERWIN'S GENERAL STORE Marcola ENDICOTT'S GROCERY 4th 4 Blair Telephone 214 BOOTH-KELLY STORE Wendllng BEN F. McCOLLUM Culp Creek HALL'S SERVICE STORE 1692 Hllyard Street Phone 2401 E. A. JOHNSON 49 Wtit 8th Ave. Phene 188 ELLIOTT'S 1298 Patterson St. Phone 93 BLACK BUTTE STORE Black Butte, Ore. A. B. H0LEMAN River Road Phone 1349 PERLICH'S FOOD MARKET McDonald Theatre Bldg. Phone 34 0. H. BRAY & SON 3rd 4 High Streets-mo FARMER'S UNION Cottage Grove H. 0. DIBBLEE 8prlngfield-P"" - 1475 SI