Eugene register-guard., June 21, 1937, Image 5

IHr JtfcdISTER-GUARP. EUGENE. OREGON
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II PICNIC OF
IJiS, Hi
rfiTTVr.r GliOVE. June
... Th seventeenth
?rTii- held Sunday
P ' F,H temple instead of
1 .....i. r:.Miie around?, due
Mass Meeting,
Coburg School
COBT-HO. June 2! ., v,eM
The annual tchenl man meeting will
he held in the .rhl audiMnum Mn-
uay e1enms, June 21. t $ (,'0wk
One director to terVe for t period of
o three years and clerk to .erre for
annual on- J'" be elected at the meet-
Valuable Bits
Of Plane Held
H. L. Van
., ruther.
Curtis Vetch of Hal-
t0 R. I.. Moneberc. clerk, ire the in- . lot end
i.iiuiii--iii iiiiicprs.
TONl.U.I-A. .June (Special'
Ba.il Smith, V. S. N. officer of
Seattle. Wash., went out to the wreck-
ed plane Friday. Henry Parka ha
been encased to remote the plane
'RFMVKI.I,, ,Iun, ;i iSpei"all from the woods. It will, take three
The II. N. Trailer real estate days to remove all the parts of any
lists tne loiioicms sales for the past value.
r pre'i'
,-riiry
Kied ''d Sett" awley w.ls
it the election ot om-
rf t- stint
F j president and A. W.
. . The lisoal aooial
I" t nit a nipnm dtn.
., xii en:1-"- -
". a feature.
nreent were Mrs. Fannie
Miss Upshaw Bride
Of Claude Daugherty
At Yoncalla Service
I.tna Chapin's hour and
half on P street to Mr.
and Mrs. Myron Blackwell: a
acre tract known as the old John
Scott place near the Rutte from the
state of Oreton to Tbarlea Wetiell:
the lease of the Sherwood service
Aii'ert I'aliner who Is employed at
the I. l Wilson home spent the
weokend with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Palmer, at Cottase
drove.
At Convention
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor McKee. Mr.
L if. Olive Gawley. Ben Gawley
C7". Curtis Veatch. Enid Yeatcb. i " ''" " toon place br Fred Stiokels of Eucene to R. M
P-- ' .. I VT VV-srne Vestoh 1 a.iriunu.
Vrtv t t r .
Grove: Mr I . June i !-rciall
station to i pelton of Marshfield and Mrs. tieorce Coons. V. J. tiar
who has taken possession; 3 lota in ner and Fred I.ee attended the first
Mock 1, north of the B. F. Martin : concessional district of Townsend
home to R. M. Hall of Clovrrdale clubs convention at Roseburit Sunday,
who will erect a house at once and The neit convention will be held at
one lot on the north hirhwiy owned Corvallis in I"ecember.
' i Mr. t'lii'. Chandler. Wendlins.
. . It U-nnlei- Mr.
Mr. anu -'
,..j.ja Veatrn. oiinse umt,
L . V- n XZ am nnA ton
r. ami ' "
I, .wIa. Mr. and Jits. iihiihuuh
IV.ftb. lulare. i ai.; ........
ln-m(. Mr. and Mrs. C. Ueisel. Cot-
... Mrs. li. i-riiii oim
' .. w.. w-.-n. Vt.tAh .iirmwu. warn ..11J5 an- Hi inH Wil tA.IU. ciA...
l . vi I-iHie Veatch. Portland; ' lhnw. bme the' Mr,. MarT C How, ,,companiM
i.rm!.,''. i-krtia 'wwnint. Mr- Rn1 M"- I-itthpr Paueberty. The wood of MMfoiM to finrinfiw
rpremonv wns s.-limr.i7fd at tbrx dnr to spend a few darn at the home
o'clock at ttie Methodic Kicovil f h-r dnuchter. Mrs". F. A. I.oiik.
church, by Rev. Harold Mcvprs. Mrs. N. Fi Steol, is confined to
me ennrch was deo.raicd with her bed us the result of n fall.
Special Meeting of
Eastern Star Group
Conducted, Creswell
cia;swi:i.i.. .uu- tS.ccin
'I'ht Oftuoll .-hsintxr .if t-'ui.rii Stiir
nink rops, blue dplrhmiums and Mr,. Corn Olson entertained .Mr. - held a special nuM'tinn Vrid-ty I'MMiiii);
white madonna lilies with n crern and Mrs. D. F. Safler. Mian Isnhell fr iniri-.n.,,, tiv" n-.rif.i
.Safely of (Vttnpe Grove And Mr. Moore as cundidiue. ImiiroMvi-iicss
ami .Mrs. u-hert A. Olson at dinner , Tna added to the occasion by her
Friday ovrnins in observance of Mr. father C. K. Moore, piving her the
.-anry s nirtnoay anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Simpson re
turned Friday from a three week
visit wiih relatires nt points in Montana.
rKirSWF.U.. June -Jl
A number if ouhc peoU turned
out Friday evening for the practice
for amateur nizln to be held Monday
evenins at the mIi..1 i:muaiuin as
tl part of the Child Welfare week pro
gram. Mi. Nieta .itukrr is in charge.
; The puMie i-, inv itcd.
i Mr. Hengelbrnk arrived Saturday
from Kentmkv to spend the Mimmer
with her son. K. J. llenselbrok.
ltohert W" right. h-u if Mr.
Mm. U. K. Wright, who has been re
ceiving treatment at the Sacred Heart
hospital in Kugene returned borne
Friday .
i Home From Redding
t Mr. and Mr. F. W. Ogram anil
' daughter. Miss Vivian Ogratu. re
; turned Saturday from a week'a visit
I with bis daughter. Mrs. William San
dah!, of liedding. Tal. They reported
having bail ram (here almost t erv
day.
j Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Sedgwick and
sou t'lyde arrived Saturday to visit
lilt the home of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. . K. Steele.
Joker Club Has
Dessert Party
fOTTAt.t: K,Ho 1 June '.M
t Special i Mrs. A. W. Snson en-
lertained the Joker club with a seen
thirty dessert Friday exeuir.g. At
bridge. Mrs. Inei Meeka held high
re for the club. M1
wan hi,;h for guests,
rin was low. t.uest
J. Ki'iii, Mrs. Kune,
McFarlan.1. Mr. J. 1
. A '. Kiloe
ins I. ula Cur
xeie Mrs.
Mrs. W. W.
lIOEOKIRi-,: :"
SHOWING PROGRESS W:'M
Hill.
MdMldi:. Jnr.e '.'1. (Spccian
The newly orgnniied orchestra, com-pi-srd
of "iing people in t)o i, Humi
lity with II II. lUno.i a iiisti ut t,.r
Rs-
group mmle lenmtne plans f..r a pic
uic to be held in two weeks.
Mrs. tirorge Scott of Onkland.
t'alif,, is isittiig relatives and friends
in ( 'image l.Pe. Mrs, Scott came
for the annua! Veatch picnic.
From Indiana
Mr. ami Mrs. Flod liarner of Oo
shen. Indiana are stopping in retrace
.i"oe in the interest of the late .Inn
I'onk estate. Mr. liarner i a nephew.
Mr. and Mrs. lluscoe llemenway
of I'orll.iiiil spoilt Safmdny night at
the home of Mr. Hcmenway'H pn
renis. Mr. and Mis. I. II. Hemeti
wav. Mrs. t'loreuce Madden and three
children, w hit hae been usiting here
the past wet-k nt the Hemenway
home returned to Portland with them.
Graham, The is making rapid prcr ss. Tiu
background,
The bride was given in marriage
,pTBville: M". T. A. Itichmond nnd , iy ner tnther and wore a wedding
'-'pHo'n. Winchester Uny: Mr. and Swn of blue chiffon, with a pink
wh 3. Ven"b. Misses Sylvia and i onrwee and a garland of pink in her
jj.il Ventrli. Mrs. h.rmme xoung, nair. .ne earned a imuiuei of madon-
Mabel ' PfiTCtl rmitn. i.otiace na lilies, uen wnn smor nnhitn. .Mis?
f,Mt, nn ,lff'- 'mis.. uuvu, ....... i,. ,u iiunor.
p,rtlind. 5'Iie wore n dress of orange taffeta.
: Mrs. Ma Veatch. Toledo: Clarence Lls. Bridesmaid
Diamond Rebekahs
Have Meet, Coburg
nhliitatiiin. Kottrlecn i;netn fruin the
I'nrcAde cluinler of Spi-inyfielil anil i
one from Ounce Crovc rlintor No.1 l'OHI'l!(;. .Tune 'Jl , I Special)
4 were uuests. Tom Swarla, itranil l'iamonil Keliekiih IoiIro met in reeii
I representative for New .liTsey of the l"r session Tim riltly evenine. The
I crand rhamer of Oresini wn an hon- committee in i-hnrce incliule.l M
Montana Mavericks
Give Entertainment
For Townsendites
firore: Joe T. Mnitn.
tir'.rf. .'I1 T lllllliiu, -ui"'lir
r,irnrc Mey innnnan. i i auiiu.i, . ,
r-ica I-flU Miescher. Bishee. Arizona.
v-n Ortrre, Cottage Grove. F.lva
r;orre, rAttnce firore. Ronnie Sbnf-
Murrin Shaffer. Irene Shatter.
B'-.rkholder. C'ottn?e Grove, via-
Cottage AI ere .miss
.Hiir.i'ii r.ofs. .uifS I'eioros rprillKPl,
Rain Continues
To Hold Up Work
WAI.Tr.RVnXB. Jun '21 (Spe
iliThe continued rnin b keeping
farmers from workinj: up their
:t rutting of clover and alfalfa
zi much of jt is still lying on the
j-und where it is hindering the
ttn'i errtwth. Piles of bar are seen
iDC the edges of the fields waiting
r weather for burning. Pitches
ie: th highway fed by mountain
rm nnd (Irainage are running
r'ok full.
Plan Holiday Event
Plans are being laid in this vicinity
r a neighborhood picnic for the
Fourth of July. Place to hp announ-
H later. Sme of the ones from this
irinity nre planning on attending
Fourth of July celebration at
ttiwfnrdfrviilp, others will have
'mily reunions and privnte picnics
fter Sstnrday or M"ondny nnd some
t planning on celebrating all three
Mips Ksther liees and Misg Doreen
Paul 1 .'pshaw was best
man and the ushers were Wdniont
;iodd. John Wilson. .lames IMd and
; Delton Thiel. lisie l.ee Walkinshaw
j was- ring bearer.
I Mrs. George Fdes played the wed
i ding march and Mr. Har-dd Mejers
' sang "I I.ove You Truly."
The bride graduated from the Imvil
high school with th class of 1037.
The groom also attended school hre.
They will mak their home in the
Kruse apartment.
Out-of-Town Guests
A large crowd attended the wed
ding. The out nt town guests were
, Mrs. Upshaw of Pasadena. Cab.
srandmother of the bride, and Mrs.
Rlanehe Rruening of Portland.
ored guest as was Mrs. Neal Pollard
who represented the Worthy Grand
Matron who was unable to he present.
Mr. Pollard served as associate v
troii. Mrs. Swart gave pome high
light's from the recent grand chapter
meeting in Portland.
A social time foi.owed the business,
llefreshments were served, with Mrs.
F. B. (.lock. Mrs. G. U. Davidson
and Mrs. George Shaub in charge.
f flower d.Torations
Pntn MeCov. and Rettv Hensen '"" Mrs- Ier. Mr. Wil-
from Thurston clubs. ,eile Vitim Hllion. Mrs. I,ui-e I.an-I.
went to Corvallis after them. Wed- M"- v- - Steele and Mrs. Cora 01
nesriay Mr. and Mrs. Garland McCoy fn.
and son. Gerald, and daughter. Janet. '
went to Corvallis and pent the day
with Patsy and enjoyed going to the
aFfembly with her. visiting th girls'
rnom.s nnd the building on the
campus. Cleora and llowine Smith
were also visitors at Corvallis dur
ing the 4-H summer school.
4-H Girls Home I
From School Event
M'P. VFJiXOV. .lune 21 (Spe
cial. The three 4-11 club girls who
went to Corvallis for the 4-H Bum
mer school from Mt. Vernon and
their club leader. Mildred Vitua,
came hme Friday afternoon. The
rirls who went from Mt. Vernon
ere Mae nd .leanette Smith nnd I hose in charge
s Isa
I ,a w
YOM'AI.I.A, .lune '.'1 (Speclnl)
--The Montana Mnverii-ks gao an en
tertain n ent for the Yoncnllu Town-
Lillian .Inruagin. flnh nt the imi.K. h:ill Thurs-
ib y evening Mr. Nelson eniertained
lie crowd wiih rope pmniiu whip
eiackiug and Townsend talk. Mr. Nel
f' n nnd bis family sang cowboy songs
:iid g:ivc a diainn. plu-t movinr pi'
Lire o( tin- Pendleton roundup, A
irge ciowd utleuded.
Cifford llanan of St. Hebin .pent
vife and other
MMiii o? ready tor pulilic appeal at: e.
Those in the orchestra o.e, F.irl
li tter, ltov M l!. r. lU ttv l.oul.c Wei
!'n. Gl . t imicv t 'nrpeiiter. l eauor-' Ack
c -man. It. M.irsbal. I'arrel Peters
or.'. H.bly Marsh.il. Hon F.eeman
Nl McGec Velmi Petec-drf Peggy
1 .-eeman. Ilarbara Fret man. Faye
il 4 lee Hat vey Hansen and Waini
M.ller. with 11. H. Hansen a- direc-
r.
Mrs. W, Idon of Portland mother
f K;i U c'don. has been i ending
fvei-a ;Iav here isiilni her s.n and
T imilv.
Mrs. W -Idcii returned to P rtlnnd
V edne .,'a , ncoemp.lllieil by Mi?, lliiy
Weldon and daughter. I'ell.i May, and
Mr J.-..V Swift, nh stayed over a
u..y hefore returning to Vaughn,
i Ov er (he eek end. Mr. acd Mrs.
lii'v WeMor. and two d-righte-. Petty
I.ouiie and Helln May. and Mrs, Wel
d. n. Sr. vi:itt d nt the O. H. Ititchey
bf i n c at Cottage Grove.
Many Visitors In
Wendling Listed
For either re pair-rg
roofing let 1:4 f -;jr
you on your nr .
MS f . ,
35 lb. hght
weight 1 ply
45 lb. medium
weight 2 ply .
55 lb. heavy
weight 3 ply
Extra heavy
65 lb. per roll
Mineral Surface
85 and 00 lb.
weights in red. hind;,
green i-o
51.70 '. j
S2.CJ !
,70
Mary .Inrnagin, Mr
Mr. nnd Mrs. John McNabb. Mi
belle McNabb and Mrs. I.eiui
rence.
Hefreshments wore served to Mrs.
Vadnn Green. Mrs. llelle Hunt. Mrs.
('arrie Hunl. Mrs. Iwanna Taylor.
Mrs. Martha Payne, Mrs. Lilly Ktn-r.
. Mrs, Anna Harrison. Mi Minnie
.Sent I. Mrs. Haisy Pirtle. Mrs. Sylvia t'e week-end with hi
Heffenbacher, Mrs. I.aonn Green. Mrs., relatives here.
WFNMUNG, June 'Jl (SpeciaH
Many Wendling residents have been
busy entertaining vij-itor. Mr. and
Mrs. F.vcrett Keeler had Mrs. Keel
t's parents, Mr. and Mm. Charles
Westrop of Fugeue and a brother and
MMor-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Westrop of Alh-tilieuy, as Thursday
isitors. Mrs. W. 11. Scott of Fnl'l
Creek i.jteil at tbo Niithnu Chaffee
home Weduesdiiy, Natalie and Mar-
Mona Ueeon. Mrs. Minnie Hrury and
the committee.
New Management
Now At Cookhouse
OTium Club Meets
At Williams Home
MAKE THIS MODEL AT HOME
ONE EASY PATTERN MAKES THIS PAIR!
PATTERN
By ANNFj AHAMS
FROM QUEBEC
MONROE. June 21 i Special)
" Alexander Vachon. professor of
'itmiry it T,aral University, Que-
latiaaa. made a brief visit in
Mttroe last Sunday. Father Vachon
' touring the Pacific coast on re
!'irch work in the interest of his
ffrsiiy.
M R"ll;nan attended the Kinnuet
'tth? Willamette university last Pat- '
:rtiy evening. Me wa one of the
'Pakrii.
E-f1m Fde is at Ucomb berry
'Hitig.
'-ilhert Plknap of Jefferson was
- "Monroe Wi.lnA.day.
THUMB-NAIL SKETCH
OF A FATHER
By CLARENCE V. SIMON
( H ha. rritlclzed you bitterly
not tryii-e but never for not
"'-np!i:nt. He has known all
hi) pnims and he has re
minded you of
them as dan
freroua enemies
to he con
quered, but he
has aifo railed
your attention
to your good
points. He has
treated you
1 1 k e a Some
body when you
didn't even
know one. He
vord and noth-
'"I :. He has rone out of
to stay out of yours,
n at your side when
' on your back and he
n at your hack when
ro nne on your side.
''M to (ret the bet for
nt you. He has lived
rr,u-h whn you were
'"ri yru were a hit. He
" more interested in
i needed than In what
Bill
Krv'-'' 'si
M
kS be.
tfeerr
H-
J
Mt'f.t disappoint-
cme hen you
ei to m-a(ure up to
V'tMlities whirh both
: ' hv. e known you
TONCM.I.A. .lune 21 iSpernli
The O'Tiuni rhih met with Mrs
tieorce A'illnms Thurfdar afternoon
llefreshments were served to Mrs
I'red Tnvbr. Mr. Hazel Hanan. Mrs.
Harley Williams. Mr. Jean t'onu.
Mrs. Fred Seftnu. Mi. .In
taken over last week bv Mr. and -prtrse inener. i
Mrs. Harrv farmen. Mr. nnd Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Thorn!. n of.
Iiwrence Bailev who have had Virginia called -n frb-nds here one 1 ,Mrr,. ,ln Mci,,utcall.
eharje of the rooli house for the day la.-t week. Mr. Thornton r;in the : Mr, n.id Mrs. Vinco App;.ite and
past two yea H will rnntinm to live nberts lmtel here seieral ears - Archie T,i..ins trntiMieted bi sinens
in Wendlinc -ajo. ; n. Iinv.d-uri: Saturday. I
U'ENFU.INO. .Inne 21 (Sperinh
The manacement tf the Booth-Kelly
I.nmher company cook house was
From Reedsport
Mr. and Mrs A. R.Jones of Reed
i rt spnit the efl;.pi). at the Kred
t.ee lv m en ro;jte to l(neburt!
Mnere tb-y will visit relathe.
Mrs. Alvin I.nlduin and son Aaron
n d Ha mond. left Pridav for Idnlm
ahere ilie "ill visit retatieH. Thet
topped at W.illowr. en route, to iit
.-lative'.
Mr. am! Mrs. Walter Moo- anl
I ldren, Jean, Jimmie. aiul Ponald,
:i..et to Marshfield June 1'!. wher
Sbfpe , ,ir Moore has employ nienr.
Mifcf l.auia MrpiMiuall of Idaho
ernl Us visitm hrr i.n.ther.
V
Ik
fUUY
"ll'Mth Btr"
Composition
face In red,
brown
mineral sur
grern, h n:k or
Per 100 sq. foot
"Shewln-WIIII.1ms, Llnuid
Roof Cement (.
per nation
- 1
Diatrlbuted by
Mckenzie distributing co.
Eugene Phone 186
Asjjka!!$ HocS
Coaling '
65c to do jj
per gallon , j
In B Ql lots 5' c. fj.il. ur). ;
100 East lvo,ul'vay !
F-unenn. (rir-r.n
Two snucy aprons atep into the. j
picture to help you complete your
chores, and at the pame time protect
your pretty frocks! Both of these
cheery models come from one rind
the tame simple design, Pattern
422.'!. and they're 'ensy as pie" to
finish uii in only a few bourn! Apron
"A" is feminine as you wish, for tee
how dainty little ruffles underline
its square patch pocket and outline
the cleverly pointed bodice. A pretty
apron to wear when you serve tea
so make it of dimity or organdy.
Version "B" is tailored to a "T'
and grand for kitchen wear in g.ty
gingham!
Pattern 422." is arailabl In size
small, medium and large. Small Mie
taken 2' yard 3ft inch i'abric for
each apron. Illustrated Step-by-Step
Sewing Instructions included.
Send FIFTH EN CRNTS (Lie) in
coins or stamp (coin preferred)
for this Anne Adam pattern. Write
plainly SIZE. NAMF, ADDHtSS
and STYLE NUMBER.
Welcome the new ANNE ADAMS
PATTEHN BOOK a a Guide to
Summer Cbic! It' brimming with
flnttering. easy-to-sew styles, slim
ming models, the matron will love,
eve-appealing spirts, afternoon and
dress-i.p frocks for EVERT ige
tots, i inlors and 'Teens ineluded.
Profit by timely hints on uminer
Fabrics, on Accessories, and how to
keep "flower fresh". Bend for TOl'U
mpY now! BOOR FIFTEEN
CENTS. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
FOR BOTH WHEN (iRPEKED
TOGETHER.
Send your order to The Register
Guard. Pattern Department.
now
your
c
icrarette
1 SHORT SALT WATER CRUISES BY "PRINCESS" LINERS
I l if ii r
delightful
9i
mm
i - rrtr.1 vacation Or 8
r,3n to V::"!r : l .,,,U,ter.ShiDS Prm-
weeK-no ani .wu . .. KathUen on ,he S
TnaSRoue.Sca.,lo..V,c,?r,a..Vancouver, are
now on .their rummer edules
? . ;7,hJ Va ' ,rJ erb!e vol to se. the many pomu
t r:U r,
beard (er many "?'?.
lP rie'iv in dr.v.np aard or leaj urS
i Ukt vour headquarter a; a Cana
1 J P'-c H-rl. noted !;rho,p..t.!.
l ..-..;re-.v''-!- "'-r
r. mm
'fWlil -hirh b-!'h a , a-aJl ' v
J - hv.e kno-vn yon ! ' PT " ' g-4v 1
', '-itef.e-.Sii"e,n Cnc I i t I W ' 1
:Pa4kLJi mild ripe b TAST1NG NOW .ccCVc sSOon t
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VACATION
SUGGESTIONS
t C "-Ml '
' Cilr Tewl
Pyl td Wte
Jk-M f fit
"II Ere' Tmt
i;Uitfit4litettwrt tn
tKt if ta4 mar
o'htr viea) -scitioa
tnpi iittift r-w
our oftcflt.
I tutn laal id Hm'i Utt Mil
, . . when you know these things
you know why Chesterfields give you
MORE PLEASURE.. a
Ortit 15)7, liwtn Mm Tmmco Ca
rut la "Old Folka."
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