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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1937)
o THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON Page THree xl.thodist Episcopal 1 F" v.trir.tr.P of Dr. T. Y it fir" t a.rrlces in local . ..... -..ti. luncheon for Sll "!!STh. featured at r" "T,ine the week's mission foid0 'C! Horace West- idoc't i.. .t the Community I ?Ci church, opening Lj jbose coutnlmtin; P" f. i Jessie wuii f4:: n.roia ty News Notes . .-Srvic " Wns f??:.! phi Beta strius trio; yres: summj and Miss Jes- (Lovisa anda rridtf.."' ' xm: Sunday Fl.t.Vch"rch. VUI.plr he Myers sold to Jerry Adams who will take possession Monday, February 22. The deal was made through Bradley and Gresham company. Lhieme Booth Arranged A booth where county dog licenses will be issued was set up in the lobby of the courthouse the latter part of the week-end. C. L. Curtis is issuing the licenses, working from the county clerk's office. After next Saturday there will be a penalty on licenses issued. Mr. Blimp Here Carl Blirup, Junction City, deputy sheriff, was at the sheriff's office, Saturday, assisting with the work there in the absence of Sheriff C. A. Swarts and Neil Gillons, who hare gone to California to return two men wanted here. Liniment r ''T.rl?i,. O. Stewart have ltd "?.". b. C. where H"! i J their snn, Vernon ""Tailed from there. . """ 2 s Xiaeara. Mr. JhJ, " "L, i Hnwuii several ' j lea embnrk on the 6. a. a for the Orient krta o' " . ., . .Pii as spend " ." ; inia and Palestine. ' "?.e ...-... nn returning to id an. B"r.. Crest and i w: 1. .....nt crash with fi htta Columbia river. mJTol the Community twmhers "i ,nmict- H " . KOBE fcvotiomi ,,, ,,pnl Lj., tft r winy W"h.t Liberal Relmion Means , Speakers during " iii.t. Mrs. itaipn v. " I 7. Prnf V. B. Y.nw. vita-HT- Pr0!', . .,nhrn Jackson: S 'TlW Norm. I.ynt Friday. :'r'P Jndkins: Saturday. tint Hiseiahotham. "" , ,1,. r---- ... ,,.,, x Connty louuB -- ----- k. arid Wednesday evening 7:W feodum hotel. Ethan .Newman . '. it nn the inauguration of E.5t Roosevelt. A report on the -jl legislative day held in Salem Kfk will tie given u; iiu... ...... A. Clsrk Fay, president, nn- atd last nifht. Lin li Prooram Listed Ifiining Tuesday, reoruary -o, i tontinuins until March 15, the E: Swots offices will be open from lu 3 only on week (lays ano iroin It. 5 on Saturdays as usual. The L:tt is beiait made while the ili- ttM is attending the Girl Scouts fconil convention in banta Jinr- Calil. The special classes will t ii usual. Ht Files nt ttcoad of the group of chari- m atttitutions and organizations to It to file the required report on re- n, disbursements, salaries, etc., dW. C. T. U. farm home which mi oat Its report at the county pi'i office, Saturday. The local pitkm Army was the first group to hi Services Tie t'irst Baptist church of Junc- City will hold rpeulnr SunHfiT pro. fc: services at 7:.'10 o'clock. The J erMo sisters, Stephanie and Jan B. will sins duets, accompanied bv h.Devereini on the guitar. Charles J'ereici will give the messnge on tarn of Wisdom." Aidreti Klwanis In John J. Landsbury of the Uni NtJ of Oregon school of music is 1 V the speaker for the weekly on meeting of the Eugene Kl im chh Monday uoon nt the Osburn l His topic la to be "Music for a-existent Average Man." i Slsi Toiay ,iha !iir.ec,or of ,he choir t i. ,,"""" rl"irch. will sing "Slana'at the 11 o'clock service Z T""5 d Miss Dorothy 'M Johnson, nniv.rity violin Btu i'l Play the oMigntp for the " Hers " id'-JlS?,""-T-.K- Foss of Moor J "inn., are visiting at the home Field" mn"' Mr- "nd Mrs- " Chanoet H,"dw J Re, B.kery in the Public Mar- ' "as Chanrcrf .'niii-rH. l.Anrcra Legion to Meet The Eugene post of the American Legion is to meet Tuesday evening at the armory. At this time plans will be outlined for the county conference to be held March 0 for all posts of the county in Eugene. Rally at Waltervllle A rally for 4-H clubs of Leaburg, Mt. Vernon, Thurston, Walterville, and Deerhorn is to be held Friday eve ning of this week at Walterville, an nounces R. C. Kuehner, county 4-11 club lender. Take Prisoner to Salem Mark Hathaway and J. A. Russell, deputy sheriffs, were in Salem, Sat urday, having taken George McCue to the penitentiary. He was sentenced last week on a charge of larceny. Noble Grant Hyland Vrtkla Zwwt IJI..t ..e i Friday night. He had lived at Signal 40 years. He was bom in Junction City, Aug ust '."J, 1S03, and with the exception of six years in Canada hail lived all his life in Lane county. He was a farmer. He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Mary C. Hyland; two daughters, Mrs. Ruth McFnrliind, Oukridge, Mrs. Nellie G. Childs, Portland: four sons, Herhert A. Hyland of Signal, Arthur 1). Hy land of Lakeport, Cal., Lester A. Hy land of North Platte, Xeb., Horace H. Hyland of American Lake. Wis.: three brothers, Ernest and Wilbur Hyland of Eugene, Ira Hyland of Fall Creek; four sisters, Mrs. Anna Fer guson of Montana. Mrs. Carrie Rnr- bery of California, Mrs. Celia Warner of hugene, Mrs. Kstelln Poill of tu gene: nine grandchildren. The funernl services will be con ducted at 10 a. in. Monday in the RranHtetter-Simon clianel. Branstetter-Simon chapel. Interment will be the Lowell cemetery. Pine Grove 4-H The Pine Grove Four-H clubs will present a program and basket social at the school house rrinay evening at 8 o'clock. Taking pnrt in the program will be the Happy Hour Sewing club, the Pine Grove Stock club, and the Rosy Health club. Goldson Teacher In Miss Marie Lewis, teacher at Gold son, was among those visiting the of fice of County Superintendent L. C. Moffitt, Snturdny. From Blachly Walter Dennis, principal of the high Rchool at Blachly, was a visitor at the office of L. C. Moffitt, county school superintendent, Saturday. Mr. Mathews In Ross Mnlhews of the Thurston dis trict was a business visitor in Eugene, Saturday. From Waltervllle Miss Veda Gray, teacher at Walter Wile, was a business visitor in the city ''nturdny. "hlmble Club The Willnkenzie Thimble club will meet with Mrs. C. H. Harold Thursdny at two o'clock. ;; ' To Meet Monday The Knights of Pythias lodge is meeting Monday evening. The rank of knight will be conferred. In from Crow E. B. Donne, chairman of the high school board at Crow, was a business visitor in Eugene Saturday. Moose Meeting The Eugene Moose lodge is to hold its regular meeting Monday evening. In Records MARRIAGE LICENSE License granted Saturday to Len T, Powers, Junction City, and lone Rhodes. Springfield. Obituaries George Bull YONCALLA, Feb. 20. (Special) George Bull passed away in Rosebnrg Thursday evening, after a lingering illness. He has lived at Voncalla practically all of his life. He leaves a brother, Arthur Bull, of Yoncnlla. He Is survived by i few distant rela. tires living bere. Pllfl D. Foot Plin D. Foote died at his home, 1512 Columbia street, Saturday. He was born Sept. 15. 1S72. in Iowa. He had lived here the past 12 years. ourvivuig are tlie widow, Mrs. Mary M. Foote; a son, Kilburu Richard Foote: two sisters, two brothers, and several nieces aud nephews. lie was a member of the Masonic lodge in South Dakota. t uneral services will be held at 2:30 p. m. Monday at Branstetter-Simon chapel, Rev. It. E. Clark officiating. Burial will be in the new I. O. O. F. cemetery. Endeavor Officers Will Meet Sunday An officers' institute for the Lane county Christian Endeavor union will be held in the Springfield Christian church Sunday afternoon. This insti tute is planned for all union officers, scciety presidents, and committee chairmen of individual societies. The program follows: At 2:00 p. m. Executive meeting: .1:15, conferences, "What Is My Work?." Lookout. Mnrjorie Ji-ckson; Prayer meeting, Affie McGanloy: Mis. 6onary, Grace Beck and Lcln Peter son; Social, Vercil Wilson; 3 -l f song service led by Pearl Hettebrnnd: spec ial music. Art Edwards: 4.00, Budget plans; 5:34, Talk, "Christian Endcnv- or Team Work," by Walter Myers; 5.00. dinner, Elma Burnett, tonstmis tress: 0:30, Christinn Endeavor- 7:30, church. Message brought by Claude O'Brien on "The Valley of Decision." The committee in charge .if the in- ttitutc is Pearl Hettebrnnd, chntrmnn Elma Burnett of Elmira and Anna Rose Cathrell, Lane Union president, Eugene. Springfield News Notes YOUTH LEAGUE IS SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 2tV- (Spec- inl) The Youth League is meeting Tuesday nij;ht at armory lor the regular bi-monthly Bocial. There will be a surprise program and etpies of the Youth League paper wilt Le dis tributed. According to George C. Berremnu, League executive, a great deal of work Kiir been done on the paper, advertising has been solicited, and the group ia turning a mimeo graphed uewa sheet carrying an- t-cuueements of Youth League activi ties. On Thursday night there will be the regular class night meetiug, when till the groups of the Youth League hold class instruction. A new class in chess and checker playing h.u been organized and has a wide interest among the members. Mr. Be r reman reports that much interest la being shown in the tap dancing class under the direction of Paul nix, student at the university. Gun Club Dropped The Rod and Gun club h.ne been (Usrontimied and in its place an arch cry group Iuik been organized under Catherine Siegnor, League lender. The new class moots nt vnrious times at the Piegnor home for range pinctice. The Hod and Gun club hnd to be dis continued, Mr. lterremnn said, when recognition from the government as o member of the National Rifle As sociation was found to be loo ex pensive to Arrange. Concentrating Efforts Work to spread the League to other cities in the vicinity litis been temporarily abandoned, Mr. Rerre man nniri. "We have found that it takes expert adult leadership to carry out the Youth League program effic iently," he said, "and in accordance with the ndvice of the state office are concentrating our efforts to make this organization a model group until we can find leaders with the correct qualifications to hire as instructors for now divisions of the League." Polk County Court To Visit Tuesday The P.olk county court will visit Lane county the coming Tuesday, February 23, according to a letter sent Saturday to County Judge Fred Fisk from E. J. Himes, county sur veyor for Polk. The purpose of the visit is to inspect and study book keeping methods of the Lane court, look over road machinery and equip ment, and generally look over county activities. The Polk county court is making similnr visits to other coun ties. Oscar Cutler from the state highway department will accompany the party to Eugene. TO BE SURE OF TOMORROW . INSURE TODAY For Appointment phone VIRGINIA GORMAN 2492-W. NEW YORK LIFE INS. CO. Rep. Office hrs. 9:30-10 and 1:30-2 p. m. Pfunders Tablets for . Stomach Disorders Kuykendall Drug Store 870 Willamette St. Date Set For District Rally At Springfield SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 20 , (Spec ial) The stnte missionary and educa tion board of the Christian church has announced that the date for the district rally will be March S at the First Christian church in Springfield. IL is planned that a missionary will be the speaker. On March 0, Ger trude Shoemaker, missionary, from Africa who ia home on furlough, will t-peak at an 8 o'clock meeting of the missionary group at the Christian church. She will be In Eugenti in the afternoon.- . State Supervisor To Speak At R.N. A. Meet SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 20 (Spec ial) Mrs. Kntherine Benton, state supervisor of the Royal Neighbors of America lodge will speak on the busi ness affairs of the lotle at a meeting of the Springfield R. N. A. ramp No. 187S at Taylor's hall Monday night. Members of the Eugene camp that is consolidating with Springfield camp will be guests for the eveniu.i. The meeting will he tn charge of the new oracle, Mrs. Elsie Cornell. On the eu- tertainment and refreshment commit ice are Mrs. Bessie Endicott, Mrs. Mary Miller, and Mrs. Ina Cliue. P. N. G. CLUB TO ENTERTAIN SPRINGFIELD. Feb. 20 (Spec nil) The Past Noble Grands club will entertain members of the Jit a nit a Rehekah odge at the meeting Monday night in the I O. O. F. hall. Mrs. Sara Jehus is in charge of the program which will consist of skits ai.'l plays. GOING TO CALIFORNIA SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 20 (Spec i.il) Mrs. Fred Louk and her mother, Mrs. Mary Howe of Creswll are leaving Sunday noon for Las Angeles for a visit of several weeks. . 4-L TO MEET SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 20. (Spec ial) The 4-L group will meet Fri day night at 7:30 in Taylor's ball. There will be a dance at the armory after the regular business meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sidwell, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Neet, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rainbridge are in charge of the meeting. N. 0. W. POTLUCK WEDNESDAY SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 20. (Spec ial) The Neighbors of Woodcraft meet Wednesday night at the 1. "O. O. F. ball for a 7 o'clock pot luck dinner. Mrs. Mary Mnuney is chair man of the refreshment committee. Mrs. Frank Depue, Mrs. D. M. ITunt, Mr. Tom Lusby, and Mrs. Moshier. The next meeting will be held in Eugene at the home of Mrs. Lawrence May. Misa Edna Kwarta and Mrs. J. 1). McCormtck will act as hostesses. AENEAS CLUB THURSDAY SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 20. (Spec ial) The Aeneas club' will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. R. L. Burnett 700 D ttrcet, for a regular business meet- LADIES AID TO MEET SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 20.- (Spec la:) The Ladies Aid of the Christian church will meet for a regular busi ness meeting Thursday afteiucou at the church. County Officials See Crossing Job County Surveyor P. M. Morse and County Commissioner Walter J. Hol land were at Oakridge the latter part of the week inspecting the overhead crossing there. Work is progressing nicely, the two say. At present the crews have been putting up the huge beams which hold up the highway over the railroad tracks. These beams are each 1H1 feet long and weigh 20 tons each. The railroad company is assisting the con tractor In placing these beams. AT POOLE CHAPEL An nppreeintive Rroup Attended the musical anil nodal evening held Fri day evening at the Toole rhapel, ar rniiRed eapeelalljr to hear the music of the new Ilninmond organ instnlled at the chitpel by Bherinnn Clay com pany. Jerry flilniore, organist from Sherman Clay, played several selec tions and answered questions on the organ. Several University of Oregon and Eugene musicians took part on the program, too, including Dorothy luise Johnson, student violinist; Hal Young, professor of voice on the campus; Cora Moore Frey, well known Kugene pianist; Ilex Under wood, head of the university violin department, and an ensemble from the university orchestra. rtefreshmenta were served by Mu Phi F.pailon, women's national music honorary group. PARSON SUSPECTED WHITE VILLE. N. 0 Feb. 20. (U.R) A Baptist minister and his cousin were charged today with being members of a band of "praying night riders" who have flogged and threat ened a score of persons within a year. Sheriff J. A. Unas of Brunswick county arrested Rev. Vance Simmons, lader of a rural congregation, and bis cousin, Garfield Simmons. dea con, in-connection with healings al legedly administered to Jesse Cox and Will luman last November. USE BLUE BELL MILK ture- Safe Pasteurised Tested and Inspected EUGENE FARMERS CREAMERY Phone B.".S The song, "Yankee Doodle," was Inspired by the motley appearance of American volunteers at Fort Ticon deroga, during the French and Indian War. Washington Birthday Dinner at GRAND CAFE Monday 11 A. M. 11 P. M. Roost Chicken Cherry Pie and Other Good Eats SPRINGFIELD VISITORS SPItlNGFlKlJI, Feb. 20. (Spec inl) Mr. mid Mrs. Al Cannon of Portland are spending the week-end it the home of Mrs. Cnnnou's cousin, Mrs. Alico Donne. EPWORTH LEAGUE MEETING SPRINGFIELD. Feb. 20. (Spec ial) The Epworth league of the Methodist Episcopal church Is having its regular Fireside Fellowship hour at 5 o'clock Sunday evening in the church parsonage. BROTHERHOOD TO MEET SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 20. (Spec li,U The Brotherhood of the Meth odist Episcopnl church will meet Mon day night for a 6:30 potluck dinner. During the business meeting to fol low the dinner there will ho election of officers. Rev. Cloude O'Rrlen, pns tor of the First Christian church will U- the speaker. Ills topic will be "The Experimental Magic of Jesus." MRS. STEVENS TO PLAY SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 20. (Spec i.il) Mrs. Mary E. Stevens of Fugene will play the orgAn for the Sunday evening services, It was announced by Rev. J. D. SIcCormick, pastor of (lie Methodist Eplscup.il church. She vill play severnl special numbers be fore and during the service. KENSINGTON MEETING SPRINGFIELD, Feb. 20. (Spe cial) The Kensington club met Fri day afternoon in tho home of Mrs. Edward Privet and was received by Mrs. W. C. Ruth and Mrs. W. K. Itnmell as hostesses. Guests for the afternoon were Mrs. Frnnk Iognn, Oliver P. Hyde HARRISBURG, Feb. 20. 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