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Hi-.rial .relation.
"K WfrtlT luncheon for
'club, Osburu
K r;tr council meet-
-filT school board
rtrr ni"
r-' J ritr water
el
board
wvifro . .. ,
. . t .i.,rt Hinncr in the
" T. n- n w. hall at
I" 1 ,.. The din-
'M..Val Xeifhbor.. of
Pud tbeir families. A short
.ill be presented followed by
. ,, j,...cinB. This will
'jeriomlj ipon'
..jt.'Hii"1-;
Hie M. W. A.
.ikh tab tcrv.ee, coiiec.
'"S"T-r n. O. P..
f- nhL-qh lode are to
, . umt mtmorial services in
L of members of both orders
r'' .. . .1.. .... n Wlt.
l... olln m. at ine local i. -.
rtrepit. The event will follow
Ujilir ineetm; oi me ju-uv...
L He BIUJIC commune
Llir Richard Hncopian, tenor,
U ud other numbers will be
tciirlea P. Poole. J. H. btarr.
I P. Inmaa are tne ranramrr
it Odd Fellowa looge.
tiP)ill!a In Longvlew
Hud McCully. who obtained his
.'I itptt in chemistry at the
ttJifl to Coirauis tnia year ana
bd tTiou!ly graduated irom
:mnityof Oregon, has taken a
a it mearch chemist for the
ekmier company at Longrifw,
Lodwillleare for that city Sun-
Si tarentf, Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
Till take him down in the car.
mi Meeting-
far Aleut 0. S. Fletcher and
fltteherwill be absent from ku-
fnm Monday to Thursday, at-
pi lit Portland meeting of the
tciirter of the Order of East-
Kir. Mrs. Fletcher is worthy
ks ud Mr. Fletcher is worthy
atuit local Evanseline chap-
ki Brown to Crater Lake
rail Brown, eon of Mr. and
Pirey W. Brown of Eugene, who
at completed his junior year at
li Dnireraity, leaves Sunday
Writer lake national park, where
kl be itudent technician in
'P"B the national pnrk service.
M Bajcring in geology at Stan-
IraCir Found at Albany
n Urene city police office was
-aaiiirraay mornin; that a car
to F. K. I.ivinrooH. 1R3S
Trtnty-fifth ttreet, Eugene, had
ficdiag on a etreet there for
wl ind that it has r.ipsum-
n stolen. The police here
era trying Saturday to bean
Lwner,
Services Scheduled
Rev. Warren Hull of C'al.fori-.ia
continue his evangelistic ni(-t.u' ht
Open Door Mission Siin.ljiy ev.-.;;;j a;
7:45 o clock. He will phr ,he h.-ir-monies
and guitar at the (..!:; i .....
and will also play the .ax...im:
Walter li. Jones, past.r. will
the morning at 11 o'cloci..
Retu-n from Hrt,
Mr. and Mr. Walter Zarewski asd
r.he arvwski have returned to
Ku;fie fr.'Ui a visit at Sejitle and
ifl
Mrs. KranW lu?. f ?". W:!
was ain-Mic iht maujr vttur iu ta
Sen S.iturd.iy.
ELECTS M m ;
hprr. Tlsns wer mad for th nut
nnuiiB wiiii'h will b pirnic nt j
Swimmers' 1 -f liplit Friflny, Jun Ji.
'Lhos planning t aitend nrc acKcd '
4r t ihf h"int of Mrs. Sntrd,
11 LI Mreet, at 1L' noon.
. arri mj h mt Friday
Hre from HarritbufQ J
T'm SoniniTrv'l!i of Harnsburt trss
a Fus-Mie Tiitrtr Saturday.
Lfgionnalres at Salem
A carry oi l-j ,ir mnTg mimbrr
-f 1-. ,:.!: p..t ,f thf American
u aitoiitlcd a merunc in Salem
il!ir-i:i u.sht io listen to an ad
Hi1. b the national comniaiuter.
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To Address Rotary
Fred Chitty, new manasp
Eugene News, is to be the si
the weekly luncheon nieerins of thf
Kugene Kiwauis club Mondav n.fi at
the Osburn hotel. Mr. Chitty ;k a
uietuber of the Kiwanis club at (Hvp.i
pia, Wash., bet'ore moving to K ij.-hc
fcakei Trip to Prlneville
H'iry Mathews, who was in from
lit- farm above lire-ham SiturrtaT,
M..;"v-d h trip to I'rineville last
S,ii;,iny, 5. tinj over with a rarty by
way of ihe now t'lear lake o.toff.
TRAFFIC FINES
Johnny Miller. $t for orriime park
in?.
Joe Crandall, $1 for orertime park
ins.
National Cash Uegister company. $
for overtime parking.
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Cub No. I to Meet
Townsend club No. 1 will hold its.
regular meeting Tuesday eR-nii-.a at
S o'click at 24 Seventh avenue vf.t.
It will le a June birthdar nartv. All
Townendites are invited. T'j mem.
hers are asked to bring cake cr fand-(riches.
Mr. Bryan Speaker
t-'alrin Bryan, city recocder. is to t-e
the speaker for the weekly luncheon
meetsnc of the Fueene Rotary club
Tuesday noon at the Osburn hotel.
"Ctty Finances" is the topic for his
talk.
BUILDING PERMITS
Mrs. i C. Hammond, permit for
repairs to residence at O-.V-'j Pearl
street, l.
A. A. Vallier. to make repairs on
residence at K1!V.) Moss street, $10.
J. A. McBurney. permit to build
new parage at 13fS Columbia street,
$130.
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V:r.:i;hn; intermediate de-
Miporiii'iMidrnt. Mts F. It.
ji;:i:or s iperi'.itend'M.f. Mrs.
Plan Services
The Eugene circle of the N
bors of Woodcraft will men nt
V. O. W. hall Friday evening f
o'clock. A memorial service will
held, and the team wil
cf the entertninnieut
mcnts.
Radio ProgritP
The Central Presbyterian choir.
.ith (.eraldine Hult as soloist, will
It featured on the Branstetter
Slnion chapel program orer KOHE
-dond.'iy at 7:15 p. m
and
Cl'reli.
CIRCUIT COURT
G. I. Hurley vs. J. A. Melnnis, suit
to recover on note. Rita Baney vs.
Patrick Baney, suit for divorce.
Obituaries
Club No. 15 to Meet
Townsend club No. 15 will meet at
tV.e borne of Mr. and Mrs. II. I'. Jen
sen, Fourth avenue west. June
15 ai- 8 p. m. Discussion of the con
vention at Roseburg June L'O will be
held.
June BiltJcrback In Portland
June lionise Bilderback was in
Portland during the week to attend the I
rose festival. While there she was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Baketcl.
Richmond to Talk
Ir. J. E. Richmond will give a talk
on flags on the American Legion
auxiliary radio program over KORK
at 7:"i) p. m. Tuesday.
Charles E. Nyco
Funeral services for Charles E.
Nyce will he held Monday afternoon at
J o'clock in the Watch chapel. Rev.
H. W. Davis will officiate, and thp in
terment will be in the new I. O. O.
F. cemetery.
Will Teach at Bethel
Mis Lelah Parks, who has been
teaching the Lynx Hollow school wet
of Walker for a number of years pat.
will reach at Bethel nest year. She
was In Eugene from her hom: in the
Cloverdale section Saturday.
Here from Monroe
Among the out-of-town visitors In
Eugene Saturday were Mrs. A. T.
Stewart. Mrs. John Albin. Mrs. Elsie
Kill ami Mrs. Edwin David, all of
I Monroe.
Original Posters
Exhibited At Store
H...nc i
Mrs. J. I
p-irtt'.ciu
Whitrey
W. H. Viant?; primary department
iip(r.nter.detit. Mis. 1 K. Pace; pri
mary department a $ is tam superin
tendent, Mrs. Chares Ceiled; be- '
ginners and nursery department su- j
perintendent, Mrs. K E. Marschat: i
tegmners and nursery department a1- I
sisurt, Mrs. Ernest Horn; cradle
roll department superintendent, Mrs.
IT. 1.. Dniry. I
Tl.:.-se who serve in the church
rchooi nre the following teachrrs:
Brotherhood Bible class, William 1
S;rur.k; Womens Bible clas, Mrs. !
Nettie oiis; Ernaihca class Mrs.
Roy I al'iicr ; Young People's class.
Mrs. D. 'I. Fnllcrton; high school
clasves, Vr, Hugh J.dliff and Miss
J. Anna VrKcllip;; intermediate de
partinent. Mrs. V. H. Whitney. J. K.
Pailey, Mis l.nln p.insham; junior de- '
partiucn;, Mrs. !l. (taut., Mrs. J. ,
1. Ii.-uley. Mr. Kaip.: S:iger; primary
pnrlTii-nr, Mis. .(olm dates, Mrs.
John Ha'.!. Mi. l r-vciw Cornell,
Mrs. C'iii!ts Corn.'ll; lecinuers and
uursi'iv I'ei'artnient. Mrs. Ernest
Koru iiiid Mrs. S. I.. S'e.rncr.
Private Fliers
Challenge Beard I
Growers Of City
The news has ground looped i(
w ny round that the !' r i r a e
ITer assiviation at their regular
monthly executive meeting Tuesday
evi'intig vuied Trail to Bad whiskers
one hundred per cent.
Having executed this patriotic nnd
popular gesture and wanting to keep
up with the times they east their
wits about for ome Miitnble organi
zation or croup of individuals to
i halleiue for n "bang lip" whisker
contest.
It was only natural that the
"Lambs" club should be the first
candidates to be suggested.
However, the ensuing look of pain
on the faces of the board waa some
what relieved when the Boy PcorK
were suggested as an alternate, and
all solemnly agreed the latter to be
a much more worthy opponent.
The ultimate upshot of the con
troversy, after considering numerous
candidates, was a challenge to he
congregate of the "Lambs club", Bov
Scouts. Eugene Police department
ami ;he Women Auxiliary to the
Veterans of Foreign Wars.
The "show down" is to be at the
Eugene Municipal Airport the day
of the Private Fliers association an
nual air meet July 'Jl, and promises
to be one of the most startling dev
elopments in modern aviation.
FILE FDR ELECTION
I bold regular Monday night practices,
'it announced.
9. 4. llftkft TO ET
JPKINCFm.D. June V.' (Sue.
ei.li The '. U ttirls of the R.-be-kali
loilg will meet I'ridiy night nt
7 :m at the hoHit of .Vrs. MaiU
Harrison.
Parked Car Hinders Traffic
A car was double-parked directly in
front of the city police station for B
or 15 minutes Saturday afternoon. It
hindered traffic for several minutes
at ft time. A police officer, driving in
his car to the station, tagged the of
fending car.
Return from East
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stewart r.f
Monroe have just returned from a trip
of two weeks to Chicago and to Mis
siuri and Iowa points.
Car Stolen and Recovered
Someone toe J. L. Copenhnver's
car as it stood at Eighth avenue east
and Pearl street Saturday morning hut
it was recovered afterward according
to a report made to the city police.
Here from South Dakota
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Tucker of Huron-
S5. P.. have arrived in Eugene to
visit th letter's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
F. L. Van Dyke, and other relatives.
Vets at Elks' Prorvam
Spanish-American war veterans are
to attend the flag day program at ilo
Elks temple Wednesday nicht. They
are requested to meet at the temple
at 8 p. m. and attend in a body.
Thimble Club to Meet
The Santa Clara Thimble club will
meet with Mrs. Strubin on river loop 1
Wednesday at 2 p. m. Officers will be
elected. All members are requested to
be present.
Homecoming Plonlo
The annual homecoming picnic of
the Methodist Episcopal church of
Franklin, will be heM Sunday, June
J7, it has beep arnouned.
Creswell Farmer In City
Arthur Taylor, farmer of the Ores
tuII district, was among the large
numbr-r of out of town people In Eu
fene Saturday.
Rain Is Liked
The heavy rains of the past few
days were just what the farmers need
ed, declared Scott Jackson of the Mo
hawk valley, who was in Eugene Saturday.
Reunion Slated
The Rlakely reunion Trill be at
Mossy Maple grove Sunday, June 20.
All relatives are urged to come.
Cottage Grove Banker Here
Worth Harvey, cashier of the First
National hank at Cottage Grove, was
a Eugene visitor Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Veach Here
Mr. and Mrs. Hnrvey X. Veach of
L. E. Parks Here
Ju E. Parks, farmer of the Cres
well area, was in Eugene ou business
Saturday.
Here from Cottage Grove
Georg Bjorser and family of Cottage
Grove were in Eucene Saturday. Mr.
Wherrie Suits
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The original hosiers for the
and U20 "Trail" vnKa1--11 -n Eugene
are being exhibited nt the paint store
of Ered Ludford on Willamette street
near Seventh nvenue. j R. N. A. TO MEET
The poster for the first pagennt, : SP111 NC, I I 11.1 , .lime I'J iSpe
"Trail to Rail," which celebrated the rial) The Koval Noiizhbors of Am
completion of the Southern Pacific erica lodge will hold n regular busi
eompany's railway over the Cascade nesa meeting Wednesday nicht nt S
mountains, was drawn by Howard Hall o'clock in Taylor's ball.
and the other one for the Sunset Trail
pageant was drawn bv a man by the f.ENEFIELD PLANS PICNIC
name of Tenffel, whose first name is S1MI?N"0EIEM. dune pj iSpe
not given. rial i The t!enef ; M club met Eri-
f . day afternoon at i he home of Mrs.
Father Day Cards Valley Printing.' A. R. Sneed for a 1:30 o'clock des-
Picnic On Tuesday
For Hard Hearing
The Eugene society for the hard
of hearing will hold the first of a
series of picnic dinners at Skinner's
Unite, oottjice Tuesday nt 5:110 p. m.
Mrs. Kiitie A man is chairman of
ihe committee on arrangement, and
requests each person bring hi own
table service and a covered dish.
Coffee will be furnished.
Those desiring transportation, a
well a those with cars, are nuked
to meet at the corner of Eleventh
nnd Pearl street at 4 p. tn. Further
information concerning the picnic
may he had by telephoning O. A. Le
Van. 12t4-TV.
SPRING E1FEP, June VJ iSpe.
rial t As the .lime 11 fding d ad
line loomed Saturday, the first three
candidates for the coming M-bool
ditrict election June 'Jl filed inten
tion ttt run.
The candidates. Phil Bartholomew,
Alex Stevens and !r. V. N. IW.
ar up for the three new directors
that must be elected to fill require
ments of a first class ranking dis
trict to which the Springfield district
was recently changed. A first class
district must have five directors.
Holdover members on the board are
l C. Stuart and Glen Robertson.
Two candidates will be elected for
three-year terms nnd a third candi
date will be named for two years.
Mr. Edward fj. Privat, Mrs. Ida
Adam and Mrs. Maude Brjnn nre
election judges.
Rebekahs Appoint
Committee For Fall
SPRIXGKlEEn. June 12 (Spe
ciaU The Progressive '22 drill team
of the Rebeknh lod?o met Eridnv
night for the lust regular meeting
untd fall. A committee appointed to
plan the next meeting scheduled for
September includes Mrs. Genevieve
, I.ouk, Misa Jean Eouk, Mrs. Turby-
ini ana Mrs. Tearl Worlev. Refresh
ment were served owing the
meeting.
The drill team will continue to
cinl i
MEET
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REBEKAHS TO
M'lti M.r it.iAK June
-1 he Jnamta Rehekahs wdl
hold a regular business meeting
Mon, lay night at 8 o'clock.
Springfield Boys
Group In Formed
SPRINCKIEEn. June 12 f8p.
cial'i le.pite the intermittent show
era that fell Friday evening a new
boyi' group, u tiller the snprvisioa
of Itoimld W. M. Kinnon. WPA co
ordinator for recreation, picnicked
on the Willamette river near the old
bridge.
The new group, which call itself,
temporarily, the Indians, include
boys from the ace of 10 to 16, an4
j according to Mr. McKinnon, will
I center Its attention for the present
Ion softball playing. Regular meetlnga
i will be held every evening except
Sunday nt .V.'tO on the grounds near
the Lincoln school.
TO HAVE LAWN PJ.RTY
SpniNGFIEr-n. .iune 12 (Spe.
eial The Krgnthea class ot th
Springfield Methodist church will
meet Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock for a lawn party at the
home of Mrs. W. X. Dow, Assistant
hostesses will be Mrs. W. K. Rar
nell ami Mrs. A. W. Bingham. Thosa
attending are- to wear print dresses.
Ph. R. E. Stevens for piano tuning.
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