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THE REGISTER. (JTJABD, EUGENE, OREGON
BOCIAL AFFAIRS EN
OAKRIDGE LISTED
0AERITXJB, Aug. 13. (Special).
vVra. Viola Flock wu hoatcsa to th
i, H, G. club at her home, Tuesday
afternoon. The afternoon was spent
ewing and visiting. Mra. Minnie
Wright was honored with a miscel
laneous ahower In observance of her
Ibdrtbday anniversary. Bhe received
manj lorely gifte. Refreehmente were
served at the close of the afternoon
to Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Inea Kogers, a
eiwiul guest, Mrs. Mary Gray, Mra.
Florence Cook, Mra. Louise Clark,
Mra. Ida Wert, Mrs. Jack Murphey,
Mrs. Sara Jones, Mra. Georgia Single
tary, Mra. Mollie Henson and Mrs.
Flock.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Herman en
tertained Monday evening with a
bridge party at their home. High
score was held by Mrs. B. B. Smith.
Eefrebmenta were served at the close
of the evening to Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Singletary, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Boy Putnam and Mr.
and Mrs. Herman.
Go to Convention
Mr. and Mra. Cbarlea Croncr, Mrs.
Fred Richter and Dr. G. J. Gray left
Thursday for Hoseburg to attend the
elate convention of the American Le
gion and auxiliary, Mrs. Cronor and
Mra. Klchter are going aa alternates
from the Cascade unit, and Dr. Gray
la a delegate from the Cascade post.
Mr. Croner is an alternate from the
local post. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Breese
will spend Friday and Saturday in
jlosoburg attending the convention.
Miss Aima Strand waa a dinner
gueat of Dr. and Mrs. G. J. Gray on
Monday evening in honor of ber birth
day. M. E. Jenson waa also present
for the dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Dumont and
family spend Sunday at Lebanon.
The Colonial Construction com
pany ia moving Ha road machinery
from ita camp above McCredle
Springs. They have completed their
contract on the upper Willamette
highway and they have been awarded
a new contract for the neit lap of
the highway but as there is no federal
funds available the work will have to
be postponed until t later date.
Virgil Austen, aon of W. W. Aus
ten, was in Oakridge from Thursday
until Saturday visiting at the Austen
borne. He was accompanied by Miss
Helen Morton. They are both from
Topplnich, Wash.
PWA Auditor Henson was here last
Week checking on the PWA project
dust completed here.
Family Reunion
Held in Eugene
NOT1, Aug. 13. (Special). The
annual Owens picnic was held at
Skinner Butter park on Sunday. The
following officers were elected to act
for the coming year. Henry Owens of
Eugene for president; Miss Zelpba
Huston of Notl for secretary-treasurer;
and Irish Fitch, Earnest Owens
and Glen Owens were chosen for the
program committee. A basket luncb
was served at noon to the following:
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Moore, Jimmy,
Mnry and Larry of Eugene, Mr. and
Mrs. E, B.- Owens of Veneta, Mr.
and Mrs. Dugul Rankin of Vaughn,
Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Hopper of
Not!,. Mr. and Mra. George B. Owens
and son Wallace of Leona, Mr. and
Mra. Glen Owen and Bette of Rose
burg, Mr, and Mrs. Beldon Bogart
of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Qwen Kay
' er and eon Garry of Notl, Mrs. Gusrd
Huston and Zelpha and Erma of Notl,
Mr. and Mrs. E. V, Kayser and Kay
and Arden of Notl, Mrs. Etta Camp
bell of Eugene, Mrs. Angle Erlcson
of Eugene, Henry Owen of Eugene,
Mrs. Jess Radford and Bldon of
Vaughn, Mrs. Dolly Running of Eu
gene, Miss Irish Fitch of Vaughn and
Greba and Jerry Chrlstlnson of Eu
gme and Mrs. Rose Butler of Eugene.
Mrs. Cornelius Is
Honored On Birthday
McGLINN, Aug. 13. (Special)
Emma Cornelius of Eugene was hon
ored with a surprise picnic Sunday at
the homo of her son, Charlie Cornel
ius on the lnwn under a largo tree. It
was Mra. Cornelius Slst birthday.
There were 30 guests attending,
among them all her children, except
one. Thoso present wero: Charlie
Corncliua and wife, Dale, wife and
two eons, Llndy and Melvin Ray Cor
nelius, Iva and Law. Auna and
George; Julia Smock was absent. Her
three brothers and one sister were
there, (leorgo Chnstnin of near Sn
Inn, Ed Cliastnin and wifo Mary, of
Salem, Walter and Ella Cbnstain of
Hnrrisburg, Betty Day of Eugene;
alto her nieces and nephew, Church
and Bertbn Stephens of Crow, also
Olnlr and Join Stephens; grnmlchild
ren Cleo Von Vllet, Horim and Lena
and son Pnrrrll Lewis, Dorris and
La Velum Vaughn and infant son Gor
don Hay, Kenneth Edison of Eugene.
Tho plcuic wns sponsored by Iva Van
Vllet, assisted by Cora Cornelius.
Mrs. Cornelius has lived in Ine
county fil years.
A meteorite that plunged to earth
near l'nragould, Kansas, was so bril
liant that citizens of St. Louis, Mo.,
thought it wns an uirplano falling at
the St. Louis airport.
American life iuMirauco companies
hare pold an average of Jlll.OOfl.OOO
each working day to policy holders and
beneficiaries since IdlD.
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Crcswell News Notes
CRESWELL, Aug. 13. (Special)
At the regular meeting of the Crcs
well Volunteer Fire department Tues
day evening in the council rooms plans
were discussed for the meeting of the
Lane County Fire association here
Tuesday, August 18. Clyde Holloinnn,
Robert A. Olson, W, W. Lower, and
J. A. Coleman were appointed on the
entertainment committee and the out
side demonstration will be in charge
of Chief J. R. Clack, F. A. EverBon,
E. A. Schwerlng, and Lloyd Aldrich. A
large number of delegates are expect
ed to attend this meeting. Junction
City, Oakridge, Eugene, Florence,
Springfield and Creswell are included
in the association. The much needed
grass burning project was slso dis
cussed and the time aet for next week.
All membera are urged to help. F. A.
Everson was reinstated.
Mrs. Elisabeth Snere and daugh
ters the Misses Edith and Irma Snere
entertained at a dessert lunchoen at
tbelr home Tuesday. Bridge and annn-
grams provided a social time. The
guests were Mrs. N. E. Stele, Mrs.
Mary Jnckson, Mrs, Hnttie Groshong,
Miss Myrtle Groshong, Mrs. Ethel
Treanor, G. H. DavidRon, Mrs. Clara
Trailer, Mrs. K. B. Melton, Mrs. Dorn
Slmms and Miss Anderson of Port
land, Mrs. Cora Olson, Miss Nleta
Zinlker, Mrs. William Holliston and
Mrs. E. H. Padden of Alameda, Cnl.
Towmenders Meat
Reports from the recent district
meeting In Eugene were given at the
regular Townsend club meeting Tues
day evening. Plans were made for a
food ssle to be held at Taylor's store
Saturday, August 15, beginning at 10
a. m, Lunches will also be served. Sirs.
Ida Aldrich end Mrs. Carrie Ifering
will be in charge.
Mr. and Mrs. Norris of Eugene and
Mr. and Mrs. Enrl Trabue and chil
dren Enrl Jr. and Louise were dinner
gueHts Tuesday evening of Mr. and
Mrs. Nobel Welsh. Tho occasion wns
in honor of Mr. Welsh's birthday an
niversary. Buys Property
W. E. Mnbey has bought property
in Springfield and will move there
the first of the month. Mr. nnd Mrs.
A. W. Bortel and family will occupy
the Mabey home.
Charles Wr. Moore and son Douglas
and Mrs. William Zobel of Council
Bluffs, Iowa, are visiting at the Fred
Coe home. They are on their way to
California,
Mr .and Mrs. David Francis have
as their guests Mrs. A. S. Dudley,
daughters Marilyn and Carilyn Dud
ley of Sucramento, Cel., and son Ar
thur G. Douglas of Shnnghal, China.
The Misses Dudley will enter the
University of Oregon this fall.
Rev. S. B. Cook of the Presbyterian
church preached at tho union service
Sunday evening at tho Methodist
church. The junior choir sang an an-
tneni.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Taylor Sr. and
David Francis will be in charge of the
program at the regular meeting of
Creswell grange Tbumlny evening.
Special music will be included.
Bobby Aldrich of Springfield is
spending the week with his grnnd
mnllier, Mrs. Ida Aldrich.
S.P.
HAItniSBBUItG, Aug. 13. (Spe-
cial ) Word has reached Harrisburg
that the Southern Pacific company
will put ft full time agent here start
ing Aug. 15. The agent will be given
a three-months' trial and will be kept
on the job permanently if business
justifies it. During the depression
the company took off the agent here
hut the business outlook has improv
ed to a point where it is willing to
try again for the Harrisburg traffic.
The local chamber of commerce re
cently took up the matter with the
company. The agent supposed to be
here Aug. 1ft.
To Do Road Work
Renewed work on the Kiver road
between Harrisburg nnd Corvallis is
scheduled for Aug, IS, with grading of
the road near Peoria. Two sections
of this road hare been built in recent
years, both near Harrisburg, a total
of fire or six miles. This is a mar
ket Toad project and tho county court
of Linn county has been completing
it as fast as funds would permit.
Fire Group Meets
The Willamette Firo Fighters as
sociation met hero this week and list
ened to a varied program. A deputy
fire marshal attended nnd spoke. A
truck. of equipment under the charge
of a representative of the national
board of fire underwriters was on
band and pictures of the working of
these appliances wero shown. There
wero 50 present, local firemen, dele
gates from Halsey, Stnyton, Browns
ville, Scio nnd Albany. Dinner was
served by the Harrisburg F. L. girls
at the city ball. A movement is un
derway to serve Halsey with the locnl
equipment in case of fire, if tho resi
dents of Halsey see fit to build n cis
tern and supply it with water. Halsey
has no fire department
Noti Happenings
NOTI, Aug. I.'!. (Specui!). Mrs.
Harry Conner sold the equipment in
the barber shop he was operating, to
Joo Itedus of Yacolt, "Wash. Mr.
Itfcdus has come to Noti and is taking
possession at once. Mrs. Rcdits will
follow later.
Mr. and Mrs. Kheuhen Curtis left
Friday night by way of Hoseburg for
Hundon to spend the week-end. They
returned Sunday, making the trip back
by way of Florence. They were ac
companied on the trip by Mr. Curtis'
mother, who will remain and visit
relatives for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett O'Del! of Los
Angeles were guests the past week
of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Huston. They
left Monday for places north of hero
nnd will again visit at the Huston
home on their return trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Clowcr and son
Othn went to Klamath Falls Saturday
to visit their son, Richard Doty.
Margaret Wilson of Cilenada was a
guest of ber mother Monday night and
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Pendleton or
Grants Pass, are spending a few days
xsith friends at Noti.
Go to Harrliburg
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wigle are leav
ing oa Wednesday for Harrisburg,
where they expect to spend the next
several weeks with relatives.
Guard Huston was taken to the
Sacred Heart hospital Monday where
be will undergo a major operation.
Mrs. Ethyle Thruman has returned
from Westlake where she spent sev
eial days at the home of her son-in-lcw
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hag
ue v Nor ts ten.
Mr. and Mrs. Lu Wheltyhemier and
Mrs. Mary Nelson all of Marshfield
who have been visiting in Boise, Ida.,
were guests this week at the Joe Lopez
home.
Miss Janette Ustas of Yamhill is a
guest of Virginia Allison for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Garner of Portland
spent the week-end at the home of
Mrs. Garner's brothers, Red and Mor
ris Thruman. While at Noti they also
visited Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Heison.
Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Dowel and
son Walter left early Tuesday for
Yellowstone national park and other
places of interest. They expect to go
east as far as Kalispel, Mont., and
will be gone two weeks.
LODGE MEETS
YONCALLA, Aug. 13. (Special)
The N. 0. W. lodge met at the I.
O. O. F. hall Tuesday evening. The
regular business was transacted. Mrs.
Minnie Main won the prize. After the
close of the lodge meeting, the mem
bers gave a shdwer for Mrs. Fred
Kruse. Refreshments were served to
the following: Mrs. Fred Kruse, Mrs.
George Edes, Mrs. Eugenia Krommon
ger, Mrs. Minnie Main, Mrs. Martha
Sntherlin, Mrs. Bertha Wilson, Beth
Wilson, Mrs. Dora Johnson, Mrs. Net
tie Hanan, Mrs. Eric Stenseth, Mrs.
Fred Lee, Mrs. Laura Applegate and
Reta Kruse.
MISSIONARY GROUP MEETS
HALSEY, Aug. . 13. (Special)
The Woman's Missionary society of
the Church of Christ was entertained
by Mrs. George Taylor on Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. Lyle Chance, presi
dent, presided during the business ses
sion. Eight members and one guest
responded to the roll call. The lesson
was presented by Mrs. Chance, and
Mrs. Hale explained the missionary
work in which she will have a part
in the Phillippines. Those present
were iviesdnmes Lyle Chance, Emma
True, Frank Maxwell, Poe La Fol
lette, Elbert Isora, Clark Smith, Nora
Coleman, J. Willis Hale, a guest; and
the hostess, Mrs. George Taylor.
Hebron Happenings
UEBIinN An. IS. (Sneoiall
The Busy Bakers Cooking club met
st the home of the leader, Mrs.
George Kebelbeck, Tuesday afternoon.
The program consisted of a vocal solo
liy Lauranel Uilbam; violin solo ny
Maia nitham a iwnm nanlod liv Rumipp
Patten, followed by several songs by
tue ciuo. ueiresnmencs were, serveu
by Mrs. Eebelbeck and daughter Car
olyn to Mrs. Archie Gilham and
daughter Laurabel and the following
club membera: Marie Gilham. Leveita
Clark, Bernice Patten and Effie Richardson.
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Latham Items
LATHAM, Aug. 13. (Special)
Word hss been received here of the
birth of a 0 pound aon to Mr. and
Mra. Earl Grldley of Leaburg. Mrs.
Grldley was formerly Katharine Gar
outte of this vicinity.
Mra. J. M. Mnddux left Tuesday to
visit a few days in Roeehurg at the
Irving Ducette home. She plans to
leave Monday, to visit her folks in
Wisconsin.
Mr. snd Mrs. Virgil Perlnl and
daughters of Sacramento, Cal., spent
two weeks Turning relatives at Cot
tage Grove and the Gus Burglund
family hero.
The Thoreson fsmily visited friends
from North Dakota In Eugene Sun
day.
Al Overton of Portland visited re
cently at the Mearl Porter home.
Mr. and Mrs. Mads Overgaard and
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Radway or Lon
don visited Sunday in Junction City
at the home of Mrs, Anna Wilde.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Pugan spent
the week-end on a trip to Portland.
Vern Thoreson epcut the week-end
visiting In Portland.
Tho Karl Perry family of Deiter
spent Sunday at the Carl Buffington
home.
B. J. Pohley of San Francisco
atopped at the Mearl Porter home
Wednesday on a return trip from
Potlach, Idaho,
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wlllinms return
ed home Saturday afternoon from
Grants Pnes after attending the fun
eral of Mrs. Williams' father, Mr.
Seyboldt. Mra. Meyboldt returned
homo with them.
Go Camping
The Merry Little Campfire Cook
era camped over tho week-end at llu
jada. They vleited the lookout sta
tion Saturday. The leader, Miss An
nnbelle Gitcrist, and her stater, Katie
were chnperones. The Hebron Camn
Cookery club also camped there.
litis Burglund sccompanied by the
Steve Tonoli family of West Fork
nnd the Harry Pollard fnmily of
lllendalo went to Winchester Bay
Sunday. '
A meeting of the Dnlnty Stitchers
Sewing club wns held Wednesday aft
ernoou with Jean Yearous. All mem
bers wero present. Grace St. Elmo
nnd Ilene Trunnell wero selected as
the demonstration team. Refresh
ments were served.
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Cut out fat meats you don't need
them cat sensibly of lamb, lean beef,
fish and fowl.
Go light on butter, cream and
Bugary sweets eat fruit and vege
tablea In variety.
Gain In physical charm look
younger reel younger.
Maryland lady writes: "I've lost
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get rid of that bulky fat. My akin Is
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Mrs. N. 8.
Take one-half teasnuonful of Krua
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before breakfast every morning.
Krunhen posts but a trifle ami Is
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It would be necessary to build 240,
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