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THE REGISTER. GUARD. EUGENE, OREGON
f nttage Grove News Notes
TAGE GROVE, Dec. 21
C"?. n-k. MimMned ale clubs
iftl ichool, consisting of 140
"""ild l the 30-plece hih whool
"f-r. thrilled a large audience
i . lining with a concert under
r"LL of James Ltwi"' uPv'or
teUr, the high school gymna
was the first comcert of
?kind tin here ,nd W" p.ro:
Zi li success both from a musical
i1. .nd from the large atten-
Bach number showed long and
""m oracUce and training. The
'..S drls' glee clubs and the
J choruses were all wormy ot
t d of a high atandard. Fol
" ii the program given.
"5..,rs. "Stony Point March."
, P Uurendean. Overture "Mig
.. " J. Bauman.
"n Bms' glee club, "Night," Fran
fjMt "Home uu : r .
...r Baritone solo, Allan Ferrin.
WLzZ. I .i. Vera Gilham. Phyl.
Lson, Frances Ellsworth, "Je
"iT. sh.herd Hear Me." So
S'M tolo. Ruby Allen.
r,W lee club, "Seraphic
Rubinstein, uomraiw m
rr,
S. May Scott Violin obbligato,
KJi Gilh.m. "The Sleigh," by
K"B.T rw. M.v fwt.
V. tuns ".v,
Kitrtret Wum, -uuurcu wu.
glicent Lewis, Louise Lukens Mar
Stoneburg, Kathleen Moore,
g$ Tennis. "Oh Holy Night,"
,jims. Seymour. '
VI Mixed chorus, "Listen to the
Iambs," R. N- Dett Soprano solo,
Jirgaret I-eum.
VII. All"1 "" "
"iwiy in a Manger," "The First
VIU, WU I.-"""" X
flood King wencesias, oneni
"Oh Come All Ye Faithful."
"" ,.1... ol.,k Uul.
m. Inker club held a no-hostess
four Friday evening at the Palace
oft, A Christmas tree and exchange
of lifts at the home of Mrs. T. 0.
m,..r formed the evening program
following the dinner. The club will
...f .Tunuarv 15, with Mrs. Inei
Boy Lydon of Taft, Cnl., is visiting
binds in uottage lirove.
Colin Garoutte, O. S. C. student.
Ii ipeading vacation at the home of
to pirents, Mr. and Mrs.. William
Otroutte at Culp Creek.
lick Kelly and Ernest Wagner are
inom 0. 8. C. students home for the
loMay vacation from Corvallis.
Mr. and Mrs. Schofield Stewart en
tertained the dinner club at their home
ItHit night. Guests were Mr. and
Mm. t w- Coiner. Followina. dinner
kriJre was enjoyed, at wniin Joe
gntth held high score.
Pinl Sanders, University of Ore
01 itudent of Eugene is spending the
elidays at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Sanders.
Miss Geraldine Kem bad her ton-
till removed Saturday morning by a
ltl physician.
. Visit in Eugena
Sir. and Mrs. Ben Gerl, Of the Va-
ritty Bakery, Eugene, were week end
a..,a at tka. knma ft ilia!,. .itarMtl
B - I
Mr. and Mrs. Gorge Jacohsen. Mr.
i lid Mrs. Gerl presented Mrs. J. P.
Ctiham with a beautifully decorated
birthday cake Friday in honor of her
birthday anniversary.
Mn. Chester Wheeler of Murshfield
ll visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. 0. Bennett. Mr. Wheeler will join
ut for Christmas.
Tit Rebekah lodge at its meeting
Friday night made plans for ita Joint
llitallatlon which will be held Janu
177 13. This includes the Rebekahs
ltd Odd Fellows. Plans were also
made for a dance to be held January
mo ncDCKans, uoct Fellows,
..caiuiuneni ana xneta Rho girls.
"iimm xoum ana Dave Scholl
i'ent tO SoAttRhltc ;..
iug trip.
Willis RoirilAi. nM 4. e......
, IW OCUlISDUrg
Saturday after Ed Lemley who had
w ioiiing mere.
Dr Charles Earl who is attending
Crelghton college in Omaha, Neb., Is
a guest at the home of his bother
Pr. Guy Earl for1 the holiday season.
Mrs. Minnie Willets left Sunday
for Rosebnrg and will spend the
Christmas holidays there and at Med-
iorn wim ner aaugnters.
- Mr. and Mm. F. w rv..
gene called on Cottage Grove friends
caiuraay ana looked after property
interests.
No-Hoatsss Dinner
The rrnntinn Onh kalj . t...
' " ueiu a UU'UUB'
tess dinner FrlHv . .i..
Bex cafe. The group met at the home
of Mra. A. W. Kime for their Christ
mas party following the dinr.ei. Ex
change of gifts was enjoyed and a
session of bridge completed t!it sociai
evening. Mrs. Cleo Morelock held high
score and Mrs. Frank Galdibino was
second. Miss Marguerite Morrison,
Miss Alma Kflrnnl. unA Afiea D
dine Schneider were the committee
in cnarge.
Miss Bonita Skilling, teacher In the
Junction Citv xrhnnls tnMl ,h. ...k
end at the home of her mother. Mrs.
"imam xnum.
Dr. and Mrs. William Earl left
Sunday for Wichita, Kan., to spend
the Christmas holidays with relatives.
Dr. and Mrs. William Earl enter
tained a group of friends at dinner
Saturday evening.
Miss Margaret Wilson accompanied
Dr. Guy Earl to Portland Sunday
where the doctor went tn int k;e
brother Charles.
Gillespie Corners,
GILLESPIE CORNERS. Dec. 21
(Special) Miss Elsie Huck, Mr.
and Mrs. Gus Belke and children Gary
and Darlene from Springfield were
visitors of Everette Runk and family
sunnay.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Potter, Cot
tage Grove, are visitors at Mrs. Pot
ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. "Dude"
Dorcey.
Mrs. Ester Simunds. Eugene, and
her nephew, Lowell Johnson, were
visitors at the Elling home Wed
nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson and
Lowell and Charlotte of Cottage
Grove were visitors at the Elling
home.
Gladys " Gillespie, Eugene, and
friend, Mr. Perry, were visitors at
M. Gillespie home one evening this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Seljcseth and son
Donald hare returned home from
Idaho where Mr. Seljesith had em
ployment, and are visiting Mrs. Solje
seth's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Elling.
News of Waldport
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WALDPORT, Dec. 21. (Special)
Leo Tomski, a prize fighter of na
tional fame, quite generally known as
the "Aberdeen Assassin," arrived in
Waldport this week and will remain
temporarily with hie former trainer,
Fred Shaffer. He may decide to go
into business and stay here perman
ently. Robert B. Burns has established a
local funernl home in Waldport and
will handle ambulance and funeral
Lecturers Visit
Parents at Horton
HORTON, Dec. 21. (Speeial)--Mr.
and Mrs. C. E. Hateriua of
Michigan, who are on a lecture tour
through the northwest, hare been
visiting the past two weeks with Mrs.
Hatenus parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
P. Hult. Mr. and Mrs. Hateriua gave
a travelogue at the Presbyterian
church in Eugene, entitled -"Land of
the vikings' and they will give a repe
tition at the Triangle gymnasium Dec.
23.
The Blachly church is being decor
ated Friday preparatory to the pro
gram which will be given Sunday eve
ning at 7:30. An extensive Christmas
program has been arranged.
The Triangle P.-T. A. met Friday
evening at the gymnasium. The school
gave a. Christmas program and the
association gave the childreaja treat of
candy. ,
Birthday Celebrated
Several neighbor ladiea met all day
Tuesday with Mrs. John Horton to
help celebrate her 'birthday and work
on two quilts. Dinner was served
at noon to Mrs. George Pennock, Mrs.
E. Guthrie, Mrs. Art Garrison, and
Mrs. B, Hays.
Ray and Harry Weiss, students at
Pleasant Hill, were in Horton Wed
nesday. They were accompanied back
to Trent by their mother and brother
Fred.
The high pass road is being im
proved by a crew of CCC boys from
the Triangle camp. Another group
is working at the Horton rock crusher.
Creswell Community News
Jasper Grange Will
Hold Xmas Party
JASPER, Dec. 21. (Special)
Jasper Grange members will exchange
gifts at its next meeting December 22.
Each member is asked to bring some
gift, so no one will be forgotten.
There will be a community potluck
supper at 6:30. Everyone is invited
to come and bring something to eat.
After supper, the new quilt which
Mrs. Harry Shelley donates to the
grange will be disposed of. Funds
realized from this quilt are put into
the building fund.
The supper and meeting will be in
the new grange hall at Jasper.
service in the vicinity. He is from
Forest Grove.
Earl Hallimark spent several days
rt Chsrleston helping to survey the
location for a new cannery on which
lie and C. B. Hallmark expect to atart
construction soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Rickard made a
business trip to Portland Thursday
morning to purchase 6onie furniture
for their new home on the bay, which
is now completed. They will move
into it before Christmas.
Work of taking up the steel rails of
the Johnson Lumber company log
hauling tracks stnrted in last week at
ciimp 1 and is now past Waconda
Peach. The logs will be hauled by
truck hereafter.
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CRESWELL, Dec. 21. (Special)
The Christmas party and regular
business meeting of the Conquerors
class of the Methodist Sunday school
was held at the church annex Friday
evening. C. I. Kent presided at the
bushiPKs meeting. All sang "Blest Be
the Tie" and prayer was offered by
Rev. Everett H. Gardner. Officers
were elected as follows: President,
Mrs. C. E. Warner; vice-president,
Mrs. Walter Bragg; secretary-treasurer.
E. F. Roberts,
Plans were talked over for the
building of a walk on the north aide
of the church and Mr. Kent was ap
pointed to arrange for materials. Fol
lowing adjournment Mrs. F. W. Og
ram was in charge of a number of
games. Christmas gifts weru ex
changed from a decorated tree. ' Re
freshments were served. The guests
were Mrs. W. Newman, Mra. G.
Busche, Mrs. E. L. Satter and Mrs.
Avia Graves. The members numbered
sixteen. Master Joe Greene pleased
the company with two fine recitations.
. . Orchestra Plays
The Creswell school orchestra, un
der the direction of Myron Blackwell,
principal of the Creswell schools and
musical director, supplied the num
bers before and between the acts of
the dramas given by the Walker, El
mira, Leaburg and Mapleton high
schools at the Roosevelt junior high
school building in Eugene as the finals
in the "B" League county contest
Saturday evening. The personnel in
cluded: Violins, Perle Shaylor, Dor
othy Wilkins, Betty Bartel, Allen
Kirk, Ernest Syphers, Dorothy Cole
man, Margaret Vaughan; alto horns,
Adina Johnson, Harold Kirk; trum
pets, Marion Olson, Doroa Benton,
Marjory Wilkins; clarinets, Muriel
Olson, Pauline Land, Roberta Syph
ers; saxophones, Benny Bartel, Lu
cile Kent; baritone, Allan Smith;
trombones, Fred Warner, Sammy
Jones; bass. horns, Donald Griffith,
Everett Wheeler; drums, Celeste
Warner, Marvin Kerr.
Here From Vernonla
Mr. and Mrs. James Monger of Ver
nonia visited several days last week
with Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Quigley. They
went on to visit friends at Roseburg.
Their son Garland Monger, a former
student at the Creswell high school,
who started with them on the trip
was taken suddenly ill with an acute
attack of appendicitis and was taken
to the Corvallis hospital for an operation.
Carroll and Donald Tennis are home
from Knights Lsnding, Cal., to spend
the holidays with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Tennis.
Loyal Overton was home for the
week-end from the Government camp
at Relknap.
Miss Kuth Holbrook of Creswell,
student at the University of Oregon,
is employed at Woolworth'a store in
Eugene on Saturdays.
L. J. Quigley left Thursday for
Corrsllis to remain over the holidays
with bis son, Jack Quigley and wife.
Mrs. Quigley will join him Monday.
Mrs. R. F, Scott, Mrs. Sherman
Wilkins, Mrs. Widner, Mrs. E. E.
Anderson. Bessie Bowles, and Mrs.
U J. Quigley attended the meeting
of the Clovenlale club Thursday. This
was the Christmas party with the ex
change of Pollyanna (ifta.
Mrs. Earl Benton went to Dead
wood in western Lane county Friday
for her daughter, Misa Eva Benton
who teaches the school there. They
returned Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thompson o(
Eugene attended the funeral of his
cousin Frank H. Thompson Friday.
Collin Collom left last week for
Turns, Arix., where he has employ
ment. Mrs. Collum will remain with
her parents, Mr. and Mra. F. L. de
Berry for the present and take special
work in the high school.
Laurence and Francis Benton ar
rived Saturday from Knights Landing,
Cal., to spend the holidays.
LaVerna Miller cam home Thurs
day from Klamath Falls where ahe
has been with her sister, Mrs. Earl
Ecker for the summer. She hu en
rolled in the University Business Col
lege in Eugene.
..Mrs. H. D. Wyatt and baby from
Long Beach, Cal., are visiting at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Bell.
Miss Elva Roberts was home from
Cottage Grove over Sunday.
Mrs. E. C. Greene's mother, Mrs.
H. Newman and sister, Mrs. G.
Busche arrived Wednesday from North
Dakota to apend the holidays at tho
Greene home in the Cloverdale district.
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SCOTTS VALLBI, Dec. 21.
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met at the community hall. Plans
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