Tone 21, 1936.
THE REGISTER. GUARD. EUGENE, OREGON
Page Eleven
McDonald Film Gives Forecast of Strange Civilization In Years to Come
PROFESSIONAL SOLDIER!
HEILIG HAS "AND SO THEY WERE MARRIED"!
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i-TrtKENCE.. June 10. f Special)
TV Craft and Garden club met at
Ze prroe of Mrs. Trfwln Circle Tburs
itj afternoon. After the noon lunch -MB
plan ww ma- fT Pntertuininit
thp Lanf County Federation of Clubs
ffbicb tlie local club ia to entertain
July 1" 81 Jjnfi a iHrge
rflUP IS espfriru irum jr.uj-viie, irirs-
veil, n" '--- : ;
point. A business sension is to be
held in f tie morning wiiu a noon pic
ric lunrb and program in the afternoon.
Those attending the meeting oi
democrat precinct committeemen and
kick-off banquet sponsored by the
foung Democrats in Eugene Monday
re: Dr. J. W. Tarr, Gertrude Tarr,
John Meagher and George Nelson
from Florence, S. A. Earle from Mf
Bfna "nfl Mrs. Violette Seymour
from Cushman.
A troii n of Florence women enjoyed
i no-hnstess luncheon and afternoon
of bridse at Hasting's Lake Shore
v);e Saturday afternoon and at the
How of the afternoon adieus were
slid to Mrs. G. T. Dudley who has left
for a two weeks' trip to Alaska, driv
ing as fnr as Eugene then going by
train to Seattle where she and Mr;
Dudley will meet n cousin from Bos
ton, Mass.. who will join them on their
trip into Alaska.
From Chehalls
Miss Grace Elinor Stanton has ar-'
rived from Cbehnlis, Wnsh.. for aii
indefinite stny with her mother, Mrs.
Gordon Andreason.
Mr. and Mrs. Bnrtell . from. -Cor
TfilliE hotel stopped in Florence a
short time Monday visiting with Mr.
ind Mrs. Orvillc Cox of Hotel Flor
ence. ,
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Horanl Barrett of Glenada, Sunday,
June 1-1.
Tbe ladies auxiliary to the Ameri-
rtn Lesion met Tuesday evening at
the heme of Mrs. Nora Brown. After
tbe regular business meeting the la
dies were joined by members of the
tocil poft for the serving of refresh
ment. Tbe next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Chandler on July 7.
Tbe city council met Tuesday ve-
cing at?the city ball but due to the
faet that the required quorum was not
presfot the meeting adjourned.
Sunset Rebekah lodge held its reg-
ifcr fortiiishtly meeting Thursday
evening and after routine business was
tnnaacted were joined by the local
Odd Fellows who had provided straw
berries -and cream for tbe ladies.
BIBLE
Diufcf. June 20 fSiwcinll The
daily volition Bible school will close
Friday After a successful two weeks.
There is (in enrollment of SO, with
in irra;e attendance of 38. There
be a program Fridny ereninc
ifcowins; the line of work done, also
litre will be a picnic in the park for
tie children and their mothers Friday
tTming..
Edward Prinulx of Kuaeuc was in
twa Tuesday. He formerly lived in
Driin, when Lis father owned the
Driin Enterprise.'
. Mr. Boak Elected
At tbe annual school meetinz at
tk pad' school building Monday
korse poak was elected as director
" i d-year term. Miss Elsie wise-
IBtTfr was re-elpcteil ftrlinnl rlerlr.
Iktbodset wps adopted.
A group of 17 nttended the eran-
Kliitic meeting held in the Christian
coureh at Rncbtirg Tuesday evening,
l bear Teddy Lcavitt.
Mrs. H. B. Davis and daughter,
Mb. Gladys Sauer and her daucbter,
'II of Eiigrne, nnil Miss Kdwards, of
'MM, are vifitins this week at
Ike kome nf AVill Powell, and with
Ik'r rMatires. Mrs. Davis Is a sister
! Mr. Pctrrll.
Mr. Knnpp and family of Tillo-
bate taken over the Shell sta
tion owned by A. H. Monson and will
reii it
Hamlin Perkins is visiting his pa-
in Perllanil for a few days.
Junction Notes
Jl'N'CTlOX cm. June 20. (Spe-l-Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Neare
k.re from northern Minnesota to
their mother, Mrs. Margaret
am! sinter, Miss Bessie and
iktir many friends. Ed Neavc is locat-
t , cii .
Lieut. Bert Hall, otherwise known as General Chan, once Chinese
war lord and leader of China's air forces, who will apeak at the. Arm
ory on Wednesday nlrjht on the subject, "The Next War." He will
relate some of his most exciting experiences as a professional soldier
of fortune, aa well as his views on future conflicts during his Eugene
appearance.
"General Chan" Coming to Armory;
Famous Professional Soldier to Tell
Of Adventures, Describe Next War
COItriUI, .T-ne 20. (Snecian
Mr. and Mr. Oorge II. Keating en
tertained at their home Thursday eve
ning with a dinner party honoring
the silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs.
W. T. Iiivist of KtiKene A set of
silver saliid forks vn presented to
Mr. and Mnn. Davis nnd a very en
joyable ivocial- evening was spent.
Those present were the honored
guests, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Davis,
Miss I.ucilc Daviti, Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Oldham, Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Old
ham and dauchti-r, Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl
Turpening and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Hill and daughter, Mr.
Pearl Shnntol and family. Mr. and
Mrs. William Henderson and family,
Mr. and Mr. Kelvin Donne and son,
all of Kugene; Mrs. Wanda Lyons and
son, Da rold, of Creswell ; Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Oldham and children and
the host and hntstess, Mr. nnd Mrs.
George II. Renting uf Coburg.
Club Meets
The young IKviei-H club met at tbe
home of Mrs. Albert Iteehe. Kridny
afternoon. The time was pent in
cutting anil sewing quilt blocks. Mrs.
Arthur Boss was a visitor. Mem hers
pretsent were Mrs. Ralph Taylor, Mrs.
Edward (iraville and eon Milton, Mns.
Palmer Pitkin and son, Bobby Lee,
Mrs. George Simmonis nnd daughter,
Doris, Mrs. Franklin Drury and
daughter. Connie Jo nnd the hostess,
Mrs. Albert Beebe and son, Merle
Melvin. Tho next meeting of the
club will be n picnic. Knelt member
is asked to bring a basket of food
nnd be tit Drury'a store. Kridny after
noun, July a, ut 2 o'clock.
Lodge, Meets
Diamond llcbeknh lodg met In
regular ecsr-ion Thursdny evening.
The committee in charge of the re
freshments included Mrs. Mona Bee
son, Mrs. Marie Briggs, Mrs. Alpha
Bet tin. Miss Thirl Bartholomew. Mrs.
Sylvia Deffenhacher and Mrs. Minnie
Drury. Those present were Mrs.
Mona Boeson, Mrs. Belle llurd, Mrs.
Leona Green, Mrs. Mnrthn Payne,
Miss Alma Allinghara, Mrs. Verua Ty
ler, Mrs. Anna Hnrrison, Mrs. Bea
trice Payne, Mr. Sylvia Deffenhacher,
Mrs. Minnie Drury, Mra. W. T. Bettis,
Miss Minnie Scott and Mns. Bertha
Johns.
daughter Mrs. Margaret Everett and
Mr. Kverett at Seuttl.
Audrey Harper is attending sum
mer school at Corvallis.
H'trace Taylor, owner of Taylor's
meat market, purchased the Virgil
Spurgeon home and will move in next
week. Mr. and Mrs. Spttrgei.ii and
family will move into the Wntrons
apartments.
Melvyn Douglas, Mary Astor, Edith Fellows, and Jackie Moran are i
mutual misoBamlsts In the breezy Columbia picture scheduled for the !
Heilig theatre Sunday. Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. ,
Lieut. Bert Hall, perhaps tlio
world's most famous professional sol
dier and adventurer, will appear in
person at the Armory nest Wednes
day evening and will speak on the
subject of "The Next War." It is a
subject on which ho is an admitted
authority, as Hall han a longer actual
war record than any other living mnuv
having fought under tho flags of
eleven different nations in the past
twenty-fivo years.
That "war is his business", has
often been raid of II nil. He Is at
er.il Chnn in charge of tho Chinese
nir force. But liis war record extends
back to 1!M-', when he was the first
mini ever to us the airplnue in corn
but warfare, wh?n be was tho "one
man flying force" in tho Turkish
army. Next h"! fought for the Bulgari
an government, nnd then joined the
French Fo.-eign Legion, in which he
was enlisted when the world war
broke out. During this conflict, he
fought fiw the French, nnd is today
the only living member of tho famous
lafayette Ksradrille flying corps.
Then came Russia durin; the revo-
present residing in the northwest, ; lution, Peru, Mexico, various South
after hnving recenlly returned from j American governments, and more
China, where he was known as "Gsn- I lately, China.
News of Irving
the frehoulhou.se
Mr. Barber, chair
ed in northern Minnesota in the for- j
estry department of the Indian ser-1
vice.
, , - , IRVING, June (. (Special) Tbe
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hongan and j fichooI ..Jving
""7 " ', .'. : district ww, held at
nesnay irom I'uiinpspurK. .'lunuiim, :
V. . . J ' 'T . ,."i,ni,n ,,f thc s,'h"0, bnnrd, was re
ther, Mrs. Cns Jeiiseu and other rcla- oXectvt f(,r n ,hrPC y t , j j
lives and many friends. ; Bon(, clerk WM rc.(.u,cl(M for yn
MiM Bessie Neavc and Mrs. Ed Cflrn
Neave drove to Beayerton 1-r.dny to nre TfejH wjth N, d N B y
spend a few days with relatives and rprro ()f pnem
friends of Mrs. Neave. I ,',,
w t c ' J1-r- an" -Ir- L Fogg who re-
Mrs. L. E. Cook Is here from i?an((,ent,v fio(1 thpir hom! jn Jrvj
rraneisco to spend the summer on movH ,Q ,heir ww howQ n MHwa.
her place east of town. ; Ore.
Leota Parr went to Oswego Thurs-; ' ' ,. . ...
day to spend the summer with an' El'heth Gent has been spending a
land Mrs. W. Potter, while ntteuding
: summer school.
Mr. nnd Mrs, Herbert Pof-eman
! have moved to Eugene to live.
aunt.
Harpole News
HARPOLE, June 20. (Special) !
Velda and Verle Pryor have returned j
home from Eugene where they have
been visiting relatives nnd friends i
the last few weeks.
A school meeting wns held at thc ,
home of Wallace McKercher Monday
evening with 17 present. Ermol Hnr
disty was elected to serve on the
school board. The union high school .
was voted on and passed 11 to 4, and
other small items of business were
taken core of.
Class From Sunday
School Gives Party
JUNCTION CITY, June 20. (Spe
,.ull) 1 few of the members of the
4 S. Sunday school class of the M. E.
church gave Don Dunn a surprise
birthday party nt the home of Mrs.
L. Young on Wednesday evening.
Games were plnycd nnd refreshments
served to thc guests who were Mr.
and Mrs. Rnlph Henderson, Mr. and
Mrs. Carroll Robinson Miss Rny,
.Mrs. Birdie Jensen, Mrs. George
Chnpmnn, Ray Brown, Mrs. L. Youug
nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Dunn.
Thomas Nelson, editor of the Junc
tion City Times, has gone to Grants
Pass to ottend the summer session
of the tStnte Editorial association.
Mrs. B. B. Young and Burton Jr.,
Mrs. Robert Lockner and daughter
Pntty and Stanley Thompson Jr. all
of Eugene, called nt the Mrs. I.
Young home Wednesday evening.
Ruth Young returned home with them
for a few days' stay.
Mrs. Alice Wade Is visiting her
(laughter, Mrs. Richnrd Kellogg and
family in Salem.
Visits from Salem .
Harriet Grlvey came from Salem .
Wednesday to spend a few days vis
iting friends.
Mrs. R. S. Rogers and children, j
June, Dick and Bob are spending the j
next two weeks nt various bench re-j
sorts in the north part of tbe stnte,
while Cnpt. R. S. Rogers Is spending j
the time nt Camp Clatsop.
Mrs. Mnry Bnily hns returned j
from n three weeks visit with her
Radio Programs
SUNDAY
KORE, Eugene
10 a. m., Radio Church of God;
1(1:30, You nud Your Radio; 10:45.
Ruundup; It, Reading of Comics;
11:1.. AriiitoernUs: 11:1(0, First Chris
tian Church; 12, Through llotlywood
Lens; 12:;t0 p. m., Drnum of Life;
12:45, Viennese Nights; 1, Grace
Lutheran Church; Liu, Song Laud;
i:'M Songs of the Screen; l : ,, Club
Cabiina: 2, Eclectic half hour; 0, Paul
Lamkoff; :15, Let' Dame; 0:.t0,
Trans Radio News; t(:ir, Works Pro
gress Administration; 7, Out f the
Past; 7:3(t, Lightlmiihe Temple; 9,
Radio Revival Hour; 10, Eddie Scrog
gins. KOIN, Portland
8 a. m., Salt Lake Tabernacle: S:30,
Romany Trail; b:45, Nqws Exchange ;
1), Church of the Air; 11:30, Comics;
10, Kreiner String Quartet;- 10:30,
St. Louie Blues; 11, Howard Barlow
orchestra; 12, Sunday Serenade; 12:30
p. m., Songs of Rusimu; 1, Ann Leaf,
organist: 1:30, Winirs of Song; 2,
Zetos' Hour of Charm; 2:30, Eyes
of the World; 2:45, Poet's Gold; 3,
Old Songs of the Church; 3:30, An
nals of the Age; 4, Lud Gluskin's
orchestra; 4:30, Father's Day; 5, Sun
day Evening Hour; 0, Parties nt Pick
fair; t(:3, Community Sing; 7, Jimmy
Allen: 7:15. Vincent Trnvem; 7:30,
Henthmnn Hotel Orgnn; 7:45. Little
Show; Ht Frank Dniley's orchestra ;
8:30, Belu Schnefer's orchestrn;, 0,
Sunday News Review; 0:15. Joseph
Cherninvsky. orchestra; I): 15, Ioc
turne; 10, Ellis Kimball's orchestra;
10:30, Dick Jurgen's orchestra; 11,
Ellin Kimball's orchestra; 11:15, Gay
lord Cnrtor, organist.
KGW, Portland
8 n. in.. Capitol Theatre; 8:30. fern
rie; fl. Rhumba orchestra; 0:30, Es
corts; 0:45, Serenade; 10, Stnrs;
10:30, Tommy Luke; 11, Revue; 12,
Widows' Sons; 12:30 p. m., Words and
Music; 12:45, Melody Lane; 1, Sper
ry; 1:30, Posey; 1:45, Stnrs; 2. Cnth
olie; 2:30, Stnrs; 3, Glenn Shelley;
3:15, Palmer Mnyt; 3:3(1, Bakers; 4,
Bowes; 5, Manhattan; 5:30, Album;
ti. Motors; 7, Fitch: 7:30, Jello; 8,
Hylton; 8:30, Family; 0, Parade;
0:15, Striiictime; 0:30. Rubiuoff;
0:45, orchc-Mru; 0:55, Lifebuoy; 10.
Richfield; 10:15, orgnn; 11, trio;1
11:30-12, Menkin. j
KEX, Portland j
8 a. ni., .lack; 8:15. Chri-stinn En-;
deavor; 8:30, Music Hall; 0:30. For- !
urn; 10, Magic Key; 11, Gilbert)
Sel-les; n:..!, ('loiter Hells; 1 1 :;,
Violinist; 1 1 :5S, Lor.t and Found; 12,
Vespers; 12:30 p. m., Synagogue; 1,
Rev. Pope; 1:30, Orchestra; 2, Can
adian Guards; 2:15, Christian Sc-
jence; 2:30, Orchestrn Pit; 2:45, Rti sell-all:
3:30, Jean Cowan; 3:15. Hits;
4. Twilight Hour; 4:30, Bnseball; ft,
('amp Moetin'; 5:15, Sarah Kreindler;
5:30. Winihell; ,1:45, Whitemnn; 0:30.
Drenniis ; 7, Four-some ; 7 : 10, News ;
7:15, Ensemble; 7:30, Jolly C"bnru;
8. Beiifcon Ensemble; S:30. St. Fran
cis; 0, Radio Revival; 10. Singers;
10:15, Bnl Tnhnrin; 10:30, Jubilee
Hour; 11:15-12. Kunytm.
KGO, Oakland
7 p. m., Twin City Foursome; 7:10,
Press-Radio newt; 7: IS, Pnlnee hotel
Ensemble; 7:30, Clarcniont lnu or
chestra; S, i 'hca Puree orche-trn;
:,'!0, Hotel St. Francis orchestra: 0,
Grand Terrace rnfe orchestra; 0:3i.
Render's Guide; 10, Hal Tnhnrin cafej
orchestrn; 10:30. Palace hotel orches-:
tm; 1112, Charles Runynn, orgau
concert.
KFRC. San Francisco
7 p. m Vincent Travel-- orcb.;
7:30, Rnh Crosby oreh,; 8, Frank
DaileyV orch.; S:3. Rein Schneffer's
orch.; 8:45, Ruhiuoff with Jan Pearee;
0, Philip Crane with organ; 0:15,
Joseph Cherninvsky orch.; 0:30, Uni
versity Explorer; 0:45, Nocturne with
Franklin MeCormick; 10, Internation
al news; 10:15, Ellis Kimball and
orch.; 10:30, LM?o Jack Little and
orch.; 11, Ellis Kimball nnd orch.;
11:15, tiny lord Carter at. the organ.
KNX, Hollywood
r 7:30 p. m., Cnlmnn Luhovlsky, vio
lin, Claire Mellonluo, piano; 7:55.
Judge Rutherford; 8, Presbyterian
Church of Hollywood; 0. news; 0:15,
Lurry Lee's orch.; 0:30, The Crockett
Family; 10:30, Larry Lee's orch.; 11
Jny Whidden's orch.
KPO, San Francisco
7 p. m.. Sunset Drenms; 7:30, Jack
Benny; 8, Continental Revue: 8:30,
One Mnn't, Family: 0, Passing Parade;
0:15. Seven Star Special; 0:3(1. Vista
del Lago orchestrn; lit, news flashes;
11:15. Bridge to Dreitmlnnd: 11. Beaux
Art Trio; 11:30-12, Jack Meakin'a
music.
I j Jjf
I I I I MnERPlCTUMS-PERHCISOUNlN
Tbe first internal combustion en
gines were designed about the year
1680 and were made to operntc on
gunpowder.
CIVIL WAR PRISON DRAMA!
Ol,ri,
Stuart and Warner Baxter, eemlng to the Rex Friday, Sat-
Sunday In "Th, Prlaoner ,f Shark Itiano.
J.'X 1 Ul U'."JiT" Wi: V 'WtA It
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STARTS TODAY!
One gay adventure after
another for this madcap pair
who were looking for excite
ment.. .and found romance!
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ON THE SAME BIG PROGRAM
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HIGHER-UPS
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... HOW THEY GO
TO TOWN IN THE
SCREEN'S NEWEST
SMILE SMASH!
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EDITH M A R Y MELVYN JACKIE
FELLOWS .ASTOR. DOUGLAS M 0 R A N
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th balligtrtai a gay divorcee an ex-husband a new partner in
brat of "She Mar- jutt back in who wants to crime or dear little
tied Her Boss"! circulation! remain one Edith Fellows I
TECHNICOLOR CARTOON "MAJOR BARNEY GOOGLE"
Leuli Prima and His Band In
"The Champ's a Chump"
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