Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, June 13, 1935, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTHE REGISTER. GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON Fapre SW JTJNCTION CITT, Juna 53. (Special) Jlr. and 5(r. George Wil belm were plrssant, aurpriseri Hat urdar evening when the Boy Bcouta and a few neighbors gathered at their home tft help them celebrate their sil ver weddinj: anniversary. The lawn waa inviting with Japanese lanterns among the treea. Cait. Oreen, a vet eran of the Civil and Rpanlah Amer ican wars and a follower of the aeaa for many ycara, gave a talk on jnme of bin many adventures. Bcout Leader Dirk r,ood on behalf of the troop, pre sented the couple with a ailver piece. Other sifts were left by the clients. A very interesting event of the eve ning was the appearance of Mary and Oeurre Wilhelni, son and daughter of the honored xuests, rtresaed in the wedding clothea of their parenta, worn S5 rears ago. Refreshments weru aerved and a plsssnnt evening waa apent. Guests were Lane Wilde Pierce and Klmer Mallory, Howard Speer, Mac Itleder, Howard Holm fJIrk Timers, Boh Gibson, Alfred Lar sen, Donald Washburn, Fred Miller, Jimmy I'ltney. Frank Watenpaugb, Dirk Good, A. Gibson, Capt. Green Mr .and Mra. E. Miller. Mra. R . Bpeer and Mr. and Mra. J. II'. Car nenterand Mr. and Mra. Will Carpen ter of Monroe. The honored gneala, Mr. and Mra. Willielm, and their Clin ilren Mnrcaret. Mary, George and Leo. Mra. James Porter waa aovcrcly In jured Hnnday when the car In which she and Mr. Porter were ruling turn ed over, the glaaa cutting Mra. Por ter on the left forearm, severing the arterial". Mr. Porter waa rendering first aid when a doctor from l'lor ence happened by and materially aa. niiled. Hhe waa ruahed to town whore the wound waa cared for and la at well aa can be expected at present Chin. Pope and mother ot Dead wood were business visitors In Junc tion Tuesday. Mra, Elisabeth Jenaen of Portland la vlalting Mra. Annie Gribskov and other friends. i Mlsa Veda Carter apent the week end In Newport. Mra. Mae Waahhurn, Mra. Jeanette Moorhead. Mra. Dixie Hanger and Mra. Josephine Bennet, worthy ma Iron of the O. E. S. No. 11 of Junc tion City, drove to Portland Monday and will attend the elate meet, of the O. E. S. that 'Is In' session there. Mies Vernita MrMnlIen visited rel atlves and friends In Portland and at tended the rose ahow laat week. Vlck Cleek spent Hundny visiting hla family on the farm. He Is now connected with the Mi'Mlnnvllla Heal ty compnny and will probnbly move his family down there In the fall. The I. O. O. f. team and the enn nery nine plnvcd one of the bent Imll gamea of the Twilight league aeries on Monday evening that has been play ed, ending In a acore of 7 to 6 In fa' vor of the lodge team. Miss Mnrjnrla Gllmore. a sister of Mrs. Merle Klnrk, arrived from Los Angeles on Hnnday and experts to epend the summer here. Mra. Lily Young. Marguerite Dnug laa and Janet Douglaa apent the week-end visiting frlenila and rela fives In Portland. Miss Jessie Ilalrd arrived from Tjoa Angelea on Tuesday and went out to Gnldsnn to visit with tho II. T. Scobee family. The "Kenlucliians" are giving an entertainment here on Friday evening at 8 o'clock at Greenwood hnll. Thla entertainment Is sponsored by the Oriole patrol of the Girl fronts and the scout committee. A amnll ailmla slnn fee will I charged to he used by the g!Hs In their summer activities. Mr. and Mrs. L. . Itleder and fam ily left Mniulnv) for Vnllcr, Mont., where they will make their borne. The Hlrder family bus lived here for the past five years and will be missed in thia community and church affairs. U R. Tone and family of Hillings, Montana, have purrhased the Ttieder farm Imnie near town and have taken possession. Mr. and Mrs. Tlurtpn Voung and Tturton Jr. of Eugene apent Tuesday night and Wednesday at the home of Mrs. T.ilv Young. Nell Perkins Is visiting his parents here from his home at Winchester Buy. Miss ThiiniNon, also of Win chester Pay, Is a guest at the Per kins home. The farm home of Tom Hise at Goldsnn and Its entire contents were bnrned on Tuesday night. The family waa In bed and do not know how the fire caught. There was no insurance. Ferrol Mitchell has finished her school year at Portland and Is at home here with her parents for the ummer. Mr. and Mrs. George Scott of liar rlsburg were visitors at the A. II. Weber home on Tuesday evening. Carl Rrneher and family of Cot tage Grove apent Sunday visiting friends in Junction and with a group of friends had a picnic dinner at Hen-ton-Ijne. Barbara and Beverly Miller return ed from Kuccne Tuesday after send ing a few days visiting their cousins Pubhy and .Toaun Goodlin. Miijor C. P. Washhnmc and Capt. K. S. liogers and Henry Scott left Monday for their annual national guard encampment. Andrns Pros., owners of the Bear Creek Lumber co, that was complete ly destroyed by fire on Tue,ltiy eve ning, announce the mill will be re built Immedistely. Work will com mence at once. Japanese Seek AH China, Say Soviets MOSCOW, June 12 OW The j yotirt fevernmcnt newspaper Tivpk t.n chnined today that pin tin to rfnmt- i tiste central sh well as northern I China arc hthind the Japanese dp- i niand for the demilitarisation of Ho j pp, province, Chinn. The Moscow j lsllr Xews printed ft Tas (Joviet : TelpRrnph Apenrr) dispatch telling of ii Kutikinn protect to Japan over tin I Alleged violation of the Soviet fron tier but tionp of the precs ennunented. Traffic surveys in California Indi estpd 58 per cent or more of the total vehicle miles is traveled within citir. The hi.tnrical society of Canyon, Tex.. h been presented a 1 -volume, English-printed encvdoptdia that bears U date of 1832. Fashion Showings For Matrons! Edited by LAURA I. DALDT, A. M. For mnny yeors Assistant Professor of Household Artii, Teachers Col lege, Columbia Uniremlty, New York, N. Y. Here's a charming sheer cotton )rint for you matron. It's sleeve less with caped shoulders, which in cidentally are mitfhty cool, and ao smart this season. It's cut on wrnp-over lines, very easily slipped Into, comfortable to wear and slenderizing. Style No, 8H70 ti deined for sizes 88, 40, 4-', 44, 4 48, 50 and 5-inrhes buet. filre SO rcfjuirea 4 ytmls of 3 -inch mnterinl with yard of 38-lnch or wider contrasting for ventre. Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) In stamps of coin (coin Ii preferred) for PATTERN. Write plainly YOUR NAME, ADDRESS AND STYLE NUMBER. Be SURE TO STATE SIZE YOU WISH Spring Fashion Book Costa TEN CENTS. Send for Your Copy Today! BOOK and PATTERN together TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Address order to Eugene R e filter -Guard, Pattern Department Theaters liy It. W. J. THURSDAY PROGRAMS MCDONALD: Double bill, "The Flainn Within," atarrini; Ann Harding, plus "J'hf Daring Vniinff Mun," with Jumra Dunn. Kncla Katimlay. HEILIG: Doubla bill. "Trim aifnt Ijady," with (ne Hnymnncl, lilna "l'aradiap Canyon," with .Iiilin Wayne. Kmla Saturday. REX: "G-Mi'n," with Jimmy Cagjieyi Ann Dvorak. Enda Kat nrdnv. STATE: Doubla bill, "When a Man'a a Man." with (loom O'Hrien, phia "Woman in the Dirk." with Kay Wrny. Kmla Sat urday. "Tranaimt Iady," on the Heilig acreen, ia an adaptation of the Liberty aerial oC that name. Gene Itaymond playa the maantline lead, and the pic lure follnwa the atory quite cloaely. Wbirh meana It 1 lood ahow. "rara diae Canyon," with John Wayne la- well, let'a quote "are Wayne trading punrbea for hulleta in a hlood-atirring drama of tiie old west: e McDonald's "flame Within" la the atory. of a lady payehiatrlat who die' covers that, ikapita all her theories on love, she la not Immuno to it. Ann Harding playa well in a rolo made to order for her. "The Daring Young Man," aame hill, ia a pleaaing, joyful comedy, with Jnuica Dunn in the title role. . Suite offers another aureesaor to Jhiu .Man," thia time Daahirll Hnm- mitta "Womnn In the Dark." Fay Wrny and a large auiinnrtliig cast make it a good picture. Anil on the same lull la one of the heat westerns ever muds George O'Hrien In "When Jlnn a a Man." . Jimmy O'Coimrll has moved the "G-Men" over to the Hex, following Its buiofflce rlivtnup at the . McDon ald. Jimmy Cagney and Ann Dvorak, Robert Armatrong and Margaret Lind say in a atory that crackles from the front page in a burst of miu-hiuc gun fire. The government agent drive on crime, to be leas flowery. Itecom mended. Natron Notes NATUOX, June l.'l (Special). Mr. and Mrs. Hruco Unduuiat, North Dakota, have purchased l lie i'5 acre farm of Mra. Christine Ilimcn and they will take tmxKt'MHion at once. They plau to remodel the house nml put in electricity. Mrs. Howen and family have rented a house at Jasper for t lie present. .Mr. nuil Mrs. Wright and family from Kaunas are hero visiting at the homo of their daughter, Mra, Hay Andrews. The Wrights plan on making Oregon their home. Mrs, Sharpe of Thurston entertain. ed in honor of her daughter. Mrs. Aaron Mcvcntons birthday on June 2. Those enjoying the dinner were Mr. and Mra. J. Snyder of Eugene, I'hylis otinson l-.ngeue formerly of U alker. Mr. and .Mrs. Sharpe and the honor guest, Mrs. Asmu Stevenson and hus band. Lester Honlen is spending the week at Granger, Wash., at the home of relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Harold St. Clair. Mrs. :ffie St. Clsir, and Jsmrs fuller, all of Westfir, were Sunday visitors at the Xels Jensen home. Mr. and Mrs. Bowman of Cottage rove were visitors at the Parr home the early part of the week. GOLD BEACH. Ore,, The wer Rogue river revertrd to Ore gon sportsmen today. I'mler order the state fii.h commission, the nuifh-dphsted strip between the jaww f the stream and Ioostrr ereck nine milpK inland was elosed to commer- ml finhing at nidnight lat night. 'ne state policemen wore on handler nda.v to re that finhermpn were ninc only hook and line. .MOVED ! !. FOR FOUR MORE DAYS!! JAMES CAGtJEY Camp Creek News CAMl CHEEK, June 13. (Spe clal). A farewell supper was g'ven Miss Loin Crabtree Fridny night. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Clmft, Don, Dale, Tbeda, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Chase, Gladys, Mar garet, Merle, Bob, .John Chase, Mr, and Mr. V. C. Chase, Ruth Vincent Chase, Mr. and Mrs. Boh Lane, Mrs. Lane and Danny, Donald Lane, Mr. and Mrs, David Slevens and sons, Mr, mid Mm. Will in m St runic and family. enn, Alice, JmIiiq, Kverett, Mr. and Mrs. Frank tintes and daughter Myr- nn. Miss Mildred tin ton, Mr. and Mrs. Everett SwenrenjrPiifi, Don, Hud. Mel- Int. Ed, Ellve, Edith Watson, Mis. ChnrleH htnteu, Mrs. Don Lamitut, Mr, find Mrs. Dick Lf unity and laughter Velum, Mr. mid Mrs. Cnrl Tenenin: t!cne and Lucille Tenpening, Mr. John Crabtree, Clifford Lawrence Crnbtroe, Mrs. (ileu Le Vee. Miss Lucille Terpening and Miss Ohidys Chase uncut a few days in Lunene visiting with Gladys sisler, Mrs. Elmer Eniss. Xhey rolumctl on Friday night. Clifford Civibtroe was home for over the week-end from where he is employed at Blue Hlver. 'I liiMio attending the graino helween Vida and Ilnydrn brido at V'idn were Lucille Tenpening, Mnrgnret Chase, V. C. Clume, R. It. Chase. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Chnse, Mr. and Mrs. Curl Tenpeulni? left Saturday morning for the coast to bo gone a few days. Carl Terpening was In town on bunhipss Monday morning. MIm Loin Crabtree left for Cali fornia the first of this week. Margnret Chaae nnd Lucille Terpen ing were visitors at homo uf Mildred (late. Lobster Valley LOHSTEH VALLEV, Juno lit. (Special). Lester Larkiu and Vie 8i'itH transacted hiiNiness in Portland last week. While there Mr. Larkin trnded his Ford truck for a Hulck sedan. Mrs. Lester Wkecls and son Verl moved Mrs. Gjillahar ami sons to Satem to join Mr. Gnllaher, who has leen there for the pnjt three weeks nnd has employment. Mrs. (Jnllaher will also be employed in the Salem canneries, Jennie Iedgett aceompan ed them, to keep house and care for the two little boys. John Taylor and Sam Seits re turned here a few days Ago from their prospecting trip into southern Oregon. Mr. Taylor motored on their new home at Carlton. Tom Taylor made a business trin to Corvallis Monday, Mrs. Alta Taylor and sons Leslie and Gale, and Alviu Taylor visited on Sunday at Mrs. Taylor's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Pnndel. at Paris. Mr, and Mrs. P. C. Bush and son Tames of Monmouth, and Mr. and Mrs. George Ruph. of Independence, t tendpd the rodent contest picnic on Lobster, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ruph are old ac- j quaintances of a god many Lobster j people, having owned and operated several hop yards In Suver and In dependence country several years ago and ninny of Lobster and Five Itiv people were pinploved hv them.- i ARUOW MKSSENtiER Thone 610 it WEST POINT, S. Y.. June 13. (A) President Roosevelt culled for aft ".assurance of permanent peace" before the graduating class of the United States military academy and the high command of the army of these historic grounds today. ,'We maintain an army topromote tranquility," the presidejit said, "and to secure us from aggression, but It is so created and to modest in pro portion as to furuish proof that no threat or menace to the rights of others is oven remotely intended." Asserting his belief Umt the nation bad "drifted too far" toward a "level unjustified by a due regard to our own safety," Mr. Roosevelt announced his approval of congressional acts to "accomplish a partial restoration of the army's enlisted strength." Awards in Essay Contest Are Made BELLFOUNTALV, June 13 (Spe. cial). Eleven of the Bellfounta in young people who participated in the W. C. T. I1, esxay nnd poster con tests for Henton county wore suc cessful in winning prizes with their etmays mid posters. Winners In the poster contest were: Second priae, fourth grade, Melvin Larkin; seventh grade, Galen Stau turf; eighth grjide, Wilbur Durham. Third price, fifth grade. Hazel Buck ingham; seventh grade, Donna. Leuch; eighth grade, Florence Smith. Winners In essay contest were: Second prise, fourth grade, Merrill Pariti ; fresh man, Dorothy Iarkin: sophomore, Stanley Buckingham; jun ior, Audra Lamb. Third prize, sixth grade, Francis Wooley. Mrs. L. A. LHtlcfield and son Loon spent Saturday evening and Sundjiy at the huine of Mrs. Littlefield's pur onts, Mr. nnd Mrs. W. A. Chrlstiance of Alpine and visited at the home of her brother, Mr. and Mrs. William Christ lance, Jr., and family. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nystrom and two children Mary Lou and Jacquelin were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. And Mrs. William Curls tianee, Jr., and family. : Bellfountain to Have Play Friday B ELLFO 1 NTA I X, June 13 (Spe cial). The Women's club of Fergu son will give their three-act comedy Hires Pegs,' at tho Woodman hall at Bellfountain, Friday, June 1-W nt 8:15 p. m, A small udmis-sion will be charged. The Bellfountain park cleanup day hns been sot for Saturday, Juno lit. There will be n basket dinner and everyone Is urged to come. Bring all the necessary implements to work with. Mrs. Lester Cheesman and Mrs. Ralph llibbs of Monroe relumed home Friday evening from Westfir where they had been visiting the past week, Melvin Farls accompanied his uncle to Yakima, Wash. He will be employ ed there during the summer. Mrs. Addic Larkin nnd daughter. Edith, motored to Salem Saturday to attend the Rudln-l'lrich wedding. They plan to be gone a week and are stay ing nt the home of Mr.-. .Tpsic Ruilin. Radio Programs THURSDAY'S PROGRAMS KORE, Eugene 4 p. m.. At Your Command: 5. Twilight Shadows; 0:30. NJK; 5:43. Parker Dental Clinic; fl. Concert; 6:15, Braustetter-Simou; U:S', News arnde; 0:4 "i, Bureh Shoe Store: 7. Hit Tunes; 7:li. Young Democrats; 7:30 Beneficial Revue; S, Flag Dny rogrnm; Rigger Slim: S:30. Wrestling Matches. KOAC, Corvallis 3:30 p. m., Music; 4. On the Cam puses; 4:.iO, Stories for boys and girls; 5, Music; 0, Mrs. Bruce Spauld- ing, contralto; 0:15, The Monitor Views tho News; 0:30, Evening Farm Hour; n:30, Farm Act Information; 0:45. Market and crop reports nnd weather forecast; 7, 4-H Club Pro gram; 7:45-0, Music of the Masters. K6W, Portland 4 p. m.,FJeischmann; 15. Showboat: 6, BHcr-Brnddock Fight; 7, Amos V Andy; 7:15, Tony and Gns; 7:30. Winning the West; S Johns Man- imp; 8:15 Symphony; 9:15. Ja: 0:30, America Sings; 11:55. Lifebuov; 10, News; 10:15. Jnntien Bench; 10:45, palace; t0;f5, News; 11, Am bassador; 11:30-12, Biltmore. ! T O'BSIRJ - Any lT ,Sjf Any 15c mA -pj i 15c Seat "fc Stat V ml PIU 4 ' 'y j no ' wsat aim muMr j 2 WIVVN DOUOUi tOXOI Uli ! t Creswell Community News CRESWELL, June J3. CHperinD. Sixteen mcmliers of the Creswell volunteer fire department responded to roll call at the regular monthly meeting Tuesday eveningPlans were continued for the Fourth of July cele bration. A para.de, program, games and various sports will bv featured. The following committees were appointed: Grounds, It. Smith; carnival, H. Kiv ett, D. Cluck, F. Clack, it. Smith; spytU;. L, E. Ziniker; parade, C. S. Ni-urhrotigh; advertising, J. R. Clack. Privileges for a stand were issued the Boy Hcouts. Tire covers have been brought out for advertising and plans made for (he grading of the road to the grounds, cleaning up around and the erection, of new booths. The hose drying rsrk was reported painied, ropes and rtnlleys in place and ready for erection. Fred Goolch. Jr., was elected to membership, A lunch was served. A company of 100 friends and mem bers of the Towa-tend Plan club wore present at the regular meeting Tues day evening at the Grunge hall. An lee cream and cake social followed the business and program and a neat sum was added to the treasury. Mr. Par rish of Eugene was the speaker of the evening and spoke most encourag ingly of the movement. He also nn-i-wered tpieKtions relative to the inter ests of the club and the national pro gram of tho Townseud plan. Other numbers on the program included vio lin solos by Mr King, accompanied by P. Wnido Davis of Eimene; and a plny "The Pink Tea," with the following characters, Mrs. W. ' B. Gillespie, Dorothea Gillespie, Mrs. William Kiv etl, Mrs, D. Bolin. Mrs. V. A. Keahey, Mrs. George Henkle, Paul Ross, Mr. Rynun, Kathlp'n Heart and Mrs. Lo la nd Heart. The Townseud Booster song was led by Mr. Dorks of Eugene. Mrs. Dorks was also. an out of town guest. Miss Martha Warner, assistant Va- I der of the Rainbow troop of Girl Scouts and seven members spent o jolly time at the river following the regular business meeting nt her home TiiPsdny aftprnoon. Swimming was followed by a lunch around a en nip liiiiliriii fii.Muviwa ; 1 "' t'o'vE 'Vim lEpVinija V ; V 1 WEDDING p fire. Dorothy Hengelbrock was guest. Clnmlo A. Nystrom and William Howard of the Dexter community aud recently elected to membership in the Creswell Masonic lodge, pushed their proficiency test nt the regular meet ing of the order Monday evening. The charter was draped in memory of the late d accused member, Clyde H. Sedg wick. W. O. Spencer wns elected sec retary to fill the vacancy cuused by the dcith of Mr. Sedgwick, C. II. Gooman of the Vernouin lodge was a guest. Miss Eunice Lewis and Homer Wright of Eugene were guests of Miss Nellie Olson Tuesday evening. Everett Dnugherty returned to his home at Sweet Home Monday after spending a week at the V. E. G r uns hoe k home. Mr, Daugherty taught the Sweet Home school the piist year but will be in charge of the Holly school next year. Mrs. William Lassltcr, son Dale, fliul daughter Hazel, arrived by ear Sunday from Boseman, Mont., to visit with her mother, Mrs. Caroline Lud inn ton. Severn! members of the Epworth league are planning to attend the rally at Junction City Thursday evening. Miss Eunice Lewis of Eugene was elected to tench the fifth nnd sixth grades of the Creswell school at the meeting ot the hoard of directors on Tuesday evening. Sho will fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Miss NicUi Ziniker. Ibis completes tho roster -for tho teaching force for tho corning year. J. T. Curry was taken to Eugene for treatment for removal of emery dust from his eyes Wednesday. He sustained the injury the first of the week while at w Mr. and Mrs. ild Stuart and children Ermviu. dland nnd Beth Ann of Eugene weru callers Sunday at the home of fr. nnd Mrs. C. E. Warner. Miss Ethel Miller of Lebanon was a guest Inst week of Miss Jeananne Spencer. Mrs. J. E. Woodson, worthy matron of the Creswell chnptnr of Eastern Hrr and Mrs. W. O. Spencer are at tending the grand chapter in Portland Now Playing thin week. They went Monday and "were accompanied by the Misses Al leyne Spencer and Opal and Ruth Woodson. Jay Town and family and his bro ther Gone Town returned to town on Tuesday evening from a trip to Pres. cott, Kansas. They were called there by the illness ot their father. They left him much improved. Floyd Walk ley cared for the servict station dur ing their absence. Historians describe Cnpt. John Smith, leader of the cnlonista who set tled at Jamestown, Va., ns a man of many love affairs. IT TL BETTER PICTURES- PERFECT S01M STARTS TODAY FOR 3 DAYS I GRIPPING . . .F as d Liberty Magazine , serial by Octavus Roy Lohen ! MORE GRIPPING now as a Universal screen production ! fWk 1 Start! At 2:12 6:04 6:56 10:48 KINO O F WHIZZ W I A 1 S .'Soar 1 TftyfoM I 1 II n I I It i ii itm mm am mm m mm m- m VIM EJtkW V U 1 i rial aver filmed 1... lUtS- Co In the air, on th ground, all over th 3 r gm kipuc a pApTftftPJ jit 12:45 3:24 5 -im ii'-rrrn. 1 cat, Ji I,,,,. . ''""'TWs, i l-t Thar,,.,, Lnrn C Carl Latmmle Universal Picture from Octavus Roy Cohen'j ; Liberty Magazine storj- km with GENE RAYMOND HENRY HULL FRANCES DRAKE June ClayworHelenLowe!; .BAR r-W f.HUj . "I" The THRILLER Stnrillersi It s: