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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1935)
THE KUUiSTUK.UUAUD. KUUENE, UKEUON Page Five IT ILL ffl lESfllW JI CI DEALERS 'V be "ir companies have lt 5j ock in, and from .11 we've '"'-T .! ..rclirt better times iXautomobinau !!"ha. arrived. wUh.h. H V, line in transit. ur. -.rsler line tl'mlar,. ratability and slur- " -...j -irh the company. "! Taere U he more information Le lt- .1. - Dnt-ioce nt R(h- f ,re ultra modern, in a alert. Ljj war. Not a sharp line in the L d glimpBe h viU mat the U-dresLl WJIt Tl" " . ti1, ira of the future. uu.- - .... nifrv. savs Soherer, with destructible frame. Lher line bearin the advance II. oew- trena air . "taker, and Terraplane cars. The r one of toe l" iline features in low-priced cars snd, wen j -- - would make a gooa uu,. ;- i. -w of these lines, trt a great deal of interest is being . . . Lhulz, he of the Schuli Motors freshman football coacmng iuj, i that me uiusnwuiio , .l. rc;iiT-.Knicht on the way. til! claims that the latter will be fcney of a car, ana toe "rmer, uj needs no introaucuun. xiu Lse who stick by Cheyrolets, and r nf them, will be in Iited In the new standard line, to r, on at the VaUey Chevrolet panj. For those who prefer a con stive make, with lonslasting de- U.hilitv. these will fill tne Dill. Cits will be along soon. 1.4 i.nn two' the ultra-ultra- tra car, which broke in with a bang rear, we mean the De boto line, tflow" and "Airstream, both rhich, along with the Plymouth, t the Lane Auto company, mese ire classy, anu Lane reports that will continue the sensational le- hlt last year. he new Ford line, now at Sim- Motor company, has Incorpo mnnv new features in it. with amazing low price offers, which k'.d make it a best-seller this year, Simmnns. Strone body con- jetton features the 1935 line. lodges, always a popular line for t durability, are continuing tne ice in style, if we're tc take the ! ifown t Rpiri-Rawver aa a Irion. Although Plymouths are al- lold ners, H seems fairly certain Dodrw will make the big, splurge. otor Sales and Service reports the Grahams and Packards are their way and will be in soon. I Mn nnB KK-nnlr nnri TTlovit ville states that the prices this I will surprise, too. Then they lyi make a good showing in the I of style and performance, which lid be considerable inducement. News of Dorena RBEXA. Jan. 12. (Special) and Mrs. Glen Jennings will open house at their home in Jbr of Mr. Jennings parents. and Mrs, C. H. Jennings, of kwell. fibert Entland was a visitor at Home of his grandparents, Mr. Jirs. ii. H. Jennings of Cres- saturday. I". Ruth England. dain-hter and Edna Steele were Eugene l"rs Saturday. Wynne Bale, left Saturday for Mud. where he will take np innuies again with the Adcox peering school. M Opal Wagner and Mr. B. nagner called in Eugene San E. Mitchell lft MJ. ,. a ra wher h ha. .14 1 SnM mine. and Mrs. Lyon Lawrence :ained with a party Saturday v in n.-.n'T of their hou ' Mr. sr.t Mrs T T II ui Mr-. Orn land held high ' and Mr. nnA fr c,.nu ' c'n.,iation. "nl Mr. J., ri.l, ..i: f , r :"' Sunday, at the "f" lines a. h.lH t. "rJ?:"! st r'armcr'a Vnion "O Van Si-hniark; vice-pres-Jsm., .sr!1.,,: rr CIflr. P!r.T,. a, m vniiriHn leeters r l:ie.!v r . , tame was sch- ' I'. C. camp of ,Vi. ,' ."" ho " -tb '1 -!! ere ,i,-k, .,nc ,1 i '! S '''ayera in the ".,4 ;"1",...p."":" t ' he town ; "'n- 'a Pi'-k up girls' p'l':4 J.,ir,!J Moores team current events of 1834. Mesdames Scott, Renner and Van Kirk, hostess es, served refreshments to Mrs. Lydia Eccleston, Mrs. C. H. Patchen, Mrs. Fliyd Light, Mrs. Blackwell, Mrs. Bartholomy, Mrs. Bruton, Mrs. Tray- Inr. Jirs. liixon, Mrs. r ay St. Ores, Cowles, Mrs. Monson, Mrs. Ilult, Mrs. McCUrnan. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Light. Mrs. Velma Cool will have charge of the program. Mr. and Mrs. John Hedrick and Mrs. Joe Wilson were attending to business in Eugene Wednesday. The first meeting of the year of the city council was held Monday eveniug and thenew city officers were sworn in. They are mayor, Ted Davis ; treasurer, Phil Varley; recorder, Otis Snook; councilmen, John Bensley, Ford. Bufus Pfister and Roy Spald ing. Mr. Slattery was chosen as city attorney and Hnrry Eccleston was appointed as marshnl. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Butler of Elk ton, and grandson, who visited their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. Monson several days return ed home Tuesday. They were enroute home from California where they had visited relatives. A marriage license was issued Mon day at Roseburg to Roy Cellars of Myrtle Creek and Anry .Miller ov Drain. 0. S. Faunce of Eugene was in town Monday. Work was started on the new school building this week. Mr. Ste vens, the contractor, supervised the staking of the plans. Mr. Hedlund, the government inspector is also here. The Sew and so ciun met rnurs- dav at the home of Mrs. Myrtle Davis. The afternoon was spent in sewing and visiting. Late in the afternoon Mrs. Davis served delicious refresh ments to Mrs. Alford, Mrs. Coulter, Mrs. W. E. Coons, Mrs. Carl Hender son, Miss Edna Harlan, Mrs. David Rossiter, Mrs. Gene laKey. Tiie next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Gene Lakey. Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Gilbert and daughter, Mary Lynn left Sunday for North Bend where Mrs. Gilbert will stay to be close to Mr. Gilbert, who Is captain of Coos Head CCC camp. Dr. levore reports tne oirtn or a son to Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Gates of Elkton on Jan. 10. Mr. and Mrs. Fiekert returned the first of the week from Denver, Colo rado,' where they apent the holidays. Alvadore Thursday Club Has Meeting ALVADORE. Jan. 12. (Specia'.) The Thursday club held its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. F. Good man. Guests were Mrs. BODert uoou man of Eugene, Mrs. Darwin Goodman and Miss Doris Haley. Members in attendance were Mrs. D. W. bnafer, Mrs. F. C. Sanborn, Mrs. A. Bailey, Mrs. M. Hill, Mrs. J. A. Adkins, Mrs. E. P. Saunders, Mrs. W. O. HaU, Mrs. E. P. Hanson, Mrs. A. H. Haley, Mrs E. Webster and the hostess, Mrs. Goodman. Delicious refresh ments were served, the hostess being assisted by Mrs. Robert Goodman and Mrs. Darwin Goodman. Mrs. J. A. Adkins will entertain the club on Jan. 24. This will be the annual luncheon and it is hoped all members will be present. Mr. and Mrs. Floyice Haynes and little daughter came from Erick, Okla., a few days ago for a yisit with Mrs. Haynes' uncle, H. P. Frost, They expect to remain here for some time. Mrs. 0. A. Drew was called to Port land on account of the death of her mother, Mrs. Gillespie, whose home was in Portland. Evangelistic services, conducted by Herbert W. Armstrong, will be re sumed Sunday evening, and will be continued twice each week, on Sunday and Thursday evenings. Bell fountain News COMING TO VALLEY PLANT SOON! BELLFOUNTAIN, Jan. 12. (Spe cial) John White returned home Monday evening from a trip to St, Louis to visit a son. He returned by way of Texas and California. He started to work again Tuesday morn' ing as engineer at the W. J. Miller mill and had only worked a short time when he slipped and fell, suffer' ing a badly broken arm and severely lacerated scalp. His arm was broken in several places as it was caught in the flywheel of the machinery. He was alone at the time of the accident and was unable to make anyone hear, so he made his way around the ma chinery and blew the whistle for help. He was taken to the Corvallis hospital where he is convalescing. The quilting club met at the W. O. W. ball Wednesday for an all day meeting and worked on quilts for Mrs. F. A. N'usbaum and Miss Edith Lar kin. A potlnck luncheon was enjoyed at the noon hour. Another all day meeting Is planned for Thursday, Jan, 17. Those, attending were Mrs. J. V. Bain, Mrs. Howard Buckingham. Mrs. Wm. Christiance Jr., Mrs. George Hall, Mrs. A. Haynes, Mrs. Julius Hensyel, Mrs. H. C. Hnlter, Mrs. Hu bert Haworth, Mrs. Hulbert, Mrs. Ivan Hinton. Mrs. Fred Humphrey snd sons Kenneth and Jackie, Mrs. James Koroush, Mrs. Jesse Lamb. Mrs. Ad' die Lnrkin, Mrs. Delmar Lakln and children Patsy and Jimmie, Mwui Kdifh Larkin, Mrs. Frank Niishaum, Mrs. .1. L. Post, Mrs. C. II. Perin, Mrs. T. L. Reader. Mrs. Chester Render, Mrs. Garth Rickard, Mrs. O. K. Scott. Mrs. Roe Shelton, Mrs. Ray Starr, Mrs. Oral Wallace and daughter Delores, Mrs. K. H. Wallace and daughter Patty Ann. An exceptionally large crowd gath ered at the W. O. W. hall Tuesday evening for a farewell dinner at (t:.'Si p. m., honoring Mr. and Mrs. J. If Feaster and sons Harold. Walter, Jun, ior and Dickie who are leaving for "'p final srores were: '-. (Jirls ;.j-l ,Bd . .sr'1 daughter Edna, TCI iitoni Fri- '"-r.inicd as far D"-ain News Notes AIN' J. ,., ... I r ; h;. ' '.special) The 1,,' ' r2il!ar biiins of :.WiiPd.T st the' Mrs. Made On these cold days you can warm up in our steam heated lobby it's comfortable. EUGENE'S Broadway CLEANERS Across from the Eugene Hotel The new DeLuxe Chevrolet, beautiful of design and possessing all the Chevrolet dualities. Is shown here as It will appear soon at the Valley Chevrolet company, local dealer. The standard Is In now. and the DeLuxe, or Master, is on the way. Seattle Friday to mnke their home. Visit in je for the elders and gninps for fhe children was the program for the evening. The grade school pupils each en joyed a little party in their rooms Thursday afternoon as a farewell for fhe r easier Brothers, Miss Vera Graf of Lancaster was a Tuesday evening guest at the home of Miss Virginia Miucom. Miller's mill resumed operation Monday morning after being closed for nearly two months. The work men are all glad to be at work after their enforced vacation. S. C. Starr of Corvallis has been visiting relatives and friends In this community recently. Mr. Starr ia a former resident of this community. Lloyd Malcom has rented the R. D. Byrne place, which has been released by Mr. Feaster. Parchment is being made from sheepskin in England by the some methods and tools used more than 1000 years ago. Goshen Grange To Visit Walterville GOSHEN, Jan. 12. (Special) Tuesday, January IK, Goshen grange will visit Walterville to give the program and show their seating drill. Junction City visited Goshen Wed nesday, January 9. A program was put on and the officers took over the chairs. On New Year's day, and the day after, the Goshen grangers met at the grange hall for work. The men turned specialists and also built a fire escape, while the women paint ed, calsomined, and cleaned. The Home Economics club will meet at the hall on Thursday, Jan uary 17, for quilting. The last meeting was also at the hall with the new chairman, Mary Pontius, aa president, January 2? has been chosen as the evening for Goshen grange's next entertainment. The three plays to be presented are, "The Dressing Gown,' "Too Much Consideration,' and "The Red Irfimps." The unmarried men and boys are to be on the refreshment com mittee for next time. Floyd McBee is the chairman of the group; the others on it are Cleve Laurence, Al Hoffman, Howard Lindley, Ro bert Petetit, Merlin Copenhaver, and Glenn Dilley. New committees for the year have been chosen. They are: Legi slative, Allan Wheeler, L. D. Gar mire, Paul Mooney; resolution, L. A. Wright, Effie Wheeler, Mrs. Truesdale; agriculture IX J. Cal vert, Riley Petty, A. C. Dilley; home economics, Mrs. Pontius, Mrs. Calvert Mrs. Milllron; finance, Wayne McBee, O. J. Carmo. -, G. C. Lau rencej relief, Mrs. Heaver, Ross Mathews Mrs. Wayne McBee; pic nic, Floyd McBee, Mrs. Lowry, Mrs. Patton; circulation, Pete Pontius, Bob Gay, Howard Lindley; and rece ption, Mrs. Garmire, Mrs. Carmony, Ira Truesdale. COBl'UG, Jan. 12. (Special) The Odd Fellows are sponsoring a special attraction and musical in the hall here Wednesday, January 10. The show will include trick fiddling, trick roping aud black face comedian pres ented by the Texas Long Horns. The entertainmeujt will be followed by dancing. The Odd Fellows m.d Rcbckuhs w ill hold their joint installation Tuesday evening, January 15. The installation is for Odd Fellows and Hebekahs only and is not open to the public. The Willing Workers club will meet at the home of Mrs. Liouel I iamb in Eugene. Wednesday afternoon, Jan uary Hi. All members are urged to attend. A shower was given in honor of Mrs. George Simmons (Gladys Hillis) at the home of Mr. Frank Rice Fri day afternoon. January 11. Hostesses for the shower included Mrs. Rice, Mrs. John Gustafson. Mrs. Arthur Roach and Mrs. Hal Harrington. The afternoon was spent in doing needle work. Refreshments were ser ved to Mrs. George Simmons, Mrs. William Hillis, Mrs. Lueien Ward, Mrs. Charles Vogel. Mrs. Ben Snyder Mrs. Scott Madden. Mrs. Harve Fox, Mrs. Ieo Sidwell, Mrs. Marion Smith. Mrs. Nelson Whitaker., Mrs. Harry Harrington, Mrs. Ella Meek and Miss Junnita Fox. The Ione Fir 'circle Neighbors of Woodcraft installed officers at the regular meeting last Thursduy even ing. Several of the officers who were absent will be installed at the next meeting. Those attending lodge were Mrs. Frances Morse, Mrs. Laona Green, Mrs. Bertha Johns, Mr. Taue Gra ville, Mrs. Marjorie Ban Duyn. Mrs. Minnie Drury, Mrs. Cora Hall and Misses Lola and Alma Allingham. The Christian aid met Thursday afternoon. Quilting was the diversion of the afternoon. Those present were Mrs. J. S. Green, Mrs. Clyde Sidwell, Mrs. George Simkins, Mrs. William Anderson, Mrs. Frances Morse and Mrs. Bechdoldt. The schind board held itn regular business meeting last Mondny even ing. No unusual business was brought before the board. Mrs. Susie Smith and daughter, Miss Agnes Smith, of Ho :am, Wn., are visiting at the home of Mrs. Smith's son-in-law aud daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Snyder. Mrs. Rosaline Walton of Portland, is visiting at the home of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. A, B. Johns. Stationery Valley Printing Co. Elmira Lodges Are Active These Days ELMIRA, Jan. 12. (Special) -At the regular meeting of Loyal Rebt r h lodge at Elmira Tuesday evening M-. Edith Wilson was Initiated. Eight .Is itors from Springfield were present. The Past Noble Grands club has been meeting Thursday evening white the Odd Fellows were having lodge and working on the quilts. Both quilts will soon be finished. Joint Installation for the Odd Fel low and Rebekah lodges will be held Thursday, Jan. 17. A chicken supper for Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and their families will be served at eicht o'clock. C. V. Miller will be installing officer for the Odd Fellows and Bernice Fountain for the Rebekahs. The fol lowing elective officers will be in stalled: for the I. O. O. F. lodge, Huns Christiansen, noble grand; Frank Dee don, vice-grand; Stoy Miller, recording secretary; Peter Colgaard, financial secretary; Robert Moore, treasurer. For the Rehekas, Bell Deedon, noble fcrand; Dollie Harrington, vice-grand; Bertha Stephens, recording secretary; Bornice Fountain, financial secretary; Hilma Colgaard. secretary. w Announcement V Earl Sutton formerly with the Maple Leaf Barber Shop at 172 E. Broad way, Is now at the Crystal Barber Shop 40 East Tenth and welcomes all his friend, to see him there New Location 988 Willamette SALE PRICES Will continue through January VISIT US IN OUR NEW HOME See Our Bargains in DRESSES, COATS, SUITS, BLOUSES, SKIRTS, SWEATERS, HOSIERY & LINGERIE, STYLED RIGHT, PRICED RIGHT Where You Art Alw.y, Welcome Delia Borin's Dress Shop to Otto Gra tosseO (pjfi jjcd TEE KEW STANDARD CHEVROLET LOWEST-PRICED SIX UNUSUAL ECONOMY FLASHY ACCELERATION 23 MORE POWER for Ottawa mn4 Hltl-Cllmblng BIG, ROOMY BODY BY FISHER SMOOTH, POWERFUL BRAKES BLUE-FLAME VALVE-IN-HEAD ENGINE ""IHEVROLET preoents the finest V4 earn and triggeirt values that Chv rolrt has ever offered. The New Standard Chevrolet . . . styled in the traditional Chevrolet manner which has proved so popular . . . providing an entirely new degree of performance and operating economy. And the new Matter Dp. Luxe Chevrolet . . . the Fashion Car of the low- price field i t beautifully streamlined . longer and smartly lower In appear anrc. , . . Both of these cars are powered by the improved Master Chevrolet engine. Both give remarkable new performance and both are even more onorwmiral to operate than previous! Chevrolet. See these cars and cbooM Chevrolet for quality at low cost. CHEVROLET MOTOH COMPANY, DETROIT, MICHIGAN Compart Chemlet'i low irlitmd price and rary G.M.A.C. term$. A Gvnml Motor t Value. $4S5 AND UP. I.l.it tr!.' of Si, Ptnn.liird Kos'l.ti-r at Flint, .Mich., $H!.". With iwmprr. itfir tin nml tirft ln-k, the lit prii-f? is ?'J0.IH sil'litionnl. Prii:o subject to change without notice. NOW ON DISPLAY a 1 1 1 i tw?ii wrr-wr ' THE MEW MASTER DE IDXE CHEVROLET NIW STREAMLINE STYLING TURRET TOP BODY BY FISHER KNEE-ACTION ' LONGER WHEELBASI ROOMIER BODIES SPEED, POWER, ECONOMY BLUE-FLAME VALVE-IN-HEAD ENGINE ( Knee-aotlon .ptlenal at imatl addition al cost) AND UP. List i ' -i-of Mastur lie I.uia Coupe at Flint, Miili., ?.C0. With liumprr, sMirs tire anH tire lork, the list pries is t'XiM aihlltlonal. 1'rii'ci subject to chnnge without notice. 003 cm -' ; VALLEY CHEVROLET COMPANY 942 OLIVE STREET TELEPHONE 228 ' Vurw of t. games on
