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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1937)
Pn.;e Five. dauybter. Barbara, of Lr AnyW. , are visitinc the former's sifter, Mrs. Ira Everson. The Ernest Free family moved t.t Salem last week, where Mr. Free v,d he employed for some time. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. TurM, f Port land were week-end visitors with the latter'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Simon. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gray spent the Wolf Creek Folk cull Mr. nd Mrs, Frank Fume-; Creek, j Go to Coast Sunday at Florenre fishing and clam DAUGHTER BORN HrRt fr V r W had oveniisht guests recently: Mr. and Mr. Fimer Far! rutted Mr. an.! Mr. Arthur Mdler. Mrrs, .lucmp. riHLOM.TH, Aug. lo. (Special) AIOSIS IP VlSUOrS jmmj Mitchell. Doris Skehon, and recently at the home of Mr. F.arfi Khz-abetti Miller, Mrs. Mar U-.k.-r. Mr. ami Mrs. Harold Nice have a' Mr. ami Mrs. John Powell an- their son, larwin lainewood, all of niece and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hurd ; iVn.ild, Jinimy, tlma and t hi'ion their hon-e.Miesi thin week. Mm. Mc-1 nounce the birth of a daughter at " ' 11 t'lvFKK. Awe. i:. .Spe- Lorane, and I'Uir lamewood of Fall of Ohurc. i Hooker mid Mrs. Mae Vildi.m peni It.-th and children of Kins Valley. 'the Orvnllisi hospital. 'u-Noo-r'si HSt week-end in Philomath, w)ier ....tirtn bft rhev intend to move soon. Thev h.i 'kif!-f...mnhilps lapt ' . ranch nrar there. k f S11'. Farl Sn.H 7 Jniy rrstnt Sewing Club Ends Year's Work; to Enter Fair Display rti . j ... rMr. 1 HE KEU IS'i Ll.(j U All l L L U L . L. o h;.i. t-' .-.-rr ft i nn DF-STAIt LAna t .ki tear b"w a fain t WVM iknu. a tip. io i. ts"tfv' Bth last ciaJiTbe Wolf Creek spuin club. L, (frrtiPPDfl",i Happr Stitchers, has finished its woR , . ft,t,,r 5tats for the club yMr, Wednesday after i!ff 1 .mnf rom Call- ! noon Mrs. Veola Fnrmer lender, in vited the mothers and also friends of the club members to her homo to view the' completed displny of finished work. The club members will exhibit their work at the Lane county 4-11 fajr late this month. Th?" present for the afternoon were; Mrs. Km a Rier, Blanche Bier, Mrs. Alby L'tn deen, Violet, Yvonne. Bobby and How ard I.undeen. Mrs. M. ft. Fry, Fern Fry, Mrs. Newman, Mrs. Anette Cott den, Dickie Cowden. Mrs. Mae Honk er, Wilma Hooker, Calla Saver, Mrs. Dorothy Clemence, Bonnie Lynn Clemence, Carmen Taylor. Phnmia Fry. Mrs. Creat Marsh. 7,elda Marsh. :tt..iA 44 010 from Call- -,nc ifm Canada. ES-kYVuS from Mtm- trirt rf OMumW. Hawaii, lwn rv, ontnes. 3 T-.nA flermanv. , DoffliDican Republic, tei Honduras. ant Day Spent Group Attending firfv Hillft' Home Blanche, Carol and Pr an' 1 jnnd the hostess, Mrs. V onirn r armer. enla Fanner. felKE, Af. lS.-(Jper,i, ,.ty it th' Hill" home Wf d MM. A(tr an aftfrnooo ,A risilins rpfrp?hment8 B!-;iinitoiv ! daughtfr Kar- Otis. Mrs. Gfrald Mur- amilh Kail!. Mra.Frr.l Hills r Mrs. Ruth Ta'hin of Til!!. Mn. Elf i M-KimiP 5 Sprinzs, Mre. Clarence ( WMtfir. Mrs. Io Huston , Vo. 3. Mrs. Joe Hlak-el.r, fc. rtf Hfbert, Mrs. Art Min- Otto hever. Mn. r. " . Mrs. H. M. Harkins, Mrs. Cwt, Miss Onata fireer, 1 Wilkfr, Mrs. DonaM Wal- K. E. J. Span. Mra. Henry C. y.n. 1. L JpffrTes. Mrs. John Mrs. Himld McKenaiP, Mrs. wd dauchter Bonnie Lon, :!is and dauchter Eleanor, iimn Rills. Mrs. Al Spalin- Wirae Walker. Mrs. Rob- i!f. Mo. Will Heberl. Mrs. CHeFitb, Mrs. n .C. Kelsa.v Jim Pilley. tv nming Group To Have Picnic SSlWti. Alls. 13. iSperial) I Ha Dunoinfr, Instructor of the frjp swimmine school, announc will end Saturday. Alts. 14. M is to be held at McCredie J1, from oae to four o'clock. A If nion of the work accomplish- rmiilren will be held and i1 is ar:ed to attend. Trans- J dl be furnished from the More at one o'clock. Kach tT atlendiii! in asked to -coTpred dish and sandwiehea 'i for its own croup, and each rwidinc without any other tfibe family is asked to hrinr r uadwiches, dishes Jnd punch. ! " wrat Donated by the mer '"b iirarded durine the swim iM dirinr eihibilion. f nthtiiiwm has bepn shown " pwioirnins school this year ntimrr bare bpn attend- Thornton Corners People Are Busy THORNTON CORNERS, Au. 1'!. (Special) Mr, and Mrs. Charles Becker of Corvallis visited Sunday with Mrs. Becker's sister, Mrs. V. A. Keene. Irs. Joe Tonolc spent Tuesday in Portland with her husband, who is in the veterans hospital. Mrs. T. H. AVillian is visit ins at the home of a brother, C. E. Jones at Rose-burp, She accompanied Mrs. It. F. McCullum and Mrs. YV. B. Patton, of Culp Creek to Hnsemirg Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neal of Red din?, Cal., visited Tuesday nt the Henry Lake home. Mr.' and Mrs. Joe Prema.zi and daughter Joanne, accompanied by It. F. Bowers, spent the week-end nt North Bend. Go On Picnic The Frank Gieran family and their housejruests, the John Knippintr fam ily, picnicked Sunday al Itelknap Sprines. They were accunpaiiied by the Joe EppenhauEh family of I,ynx Hollow, and the Fred Morsel! family of Junction City. Mr. and Mrs. Henry T.aVe and son, Philip, accompanied by Mrs. Eliza beth Fahrenwald of T it ham. attended the Lutheran mission festival at Ro.se burc Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wit, -her and son spent the week-end at Yachats beach. Mrs. C. R. Trent accompanied Mrs. TfOiite Premazzi and son Otto, to Eu gene Wednesday evening to visit her brother, Dan Allen, who is in the Eu gene hospital. He is slightly improved. Mrs. PremH7,7.i and son visited Louie Premazzi, who underwent another operation on his knee. George Foster is spending this week nt Crescent where he is employed. Starts Saturday, August 14th. ETROPOLITA 735 WILLAMETTE ST. 5c 10c TO $1.00 N CANNING SUPPLIES JELLY 2 Picce Jar T ADC CAP j Ana TIGHTENER 6 for gr- 9c 2 pc. RUBBER 3 Pkgs. JAR RINGS , . . .9c JIFFY LARGE SIZE SEALS STRAINER Package Foi Each WJNG Cigarettes While They Last 41 Pkgs. Saturday Only! LIMIT 4 TO CUSTOMER RAG RUGS 1000 Sheelf 2 For TOILET icsc TISSUE V WINDOW SHADES Large Size GRASS RUGS 4 Harvesting Is On Around Walterville California Jw; is rigjiing in Teo- WALTERVILLE, Aug. Vi. 'Spe cial) Harvesting is being done in the Walterville vicinity and tlp sound of th hni-veKtpr can hp heard from lri- With Mm. .Ton,, ru..--. i 1i t ni-rlit t i. ..11:0 i unriOIl , mi -J 'iiwii'ii'ji mini ........ f 'Mnrtinh jMueb of the grain is still green and 'h wpn rfrpiTPiJ hTe of the 1 cannot be cut for a week or more. ' TV. G P.pWU. -l- jr... .. -ri.:- i i i F 'fl- Tht Perkins family left j done in this vicinity in many years, pndj for th? roast to maie ! Threshers will start up as soon ns j 1 hp harvesting can be finished. Some m f L ' ',ir lpft 1 "re planning on threshing out of the !'( ,r nm ,n Chico. , fields this year and others are stark r t?it herp with their i ing. - 'r.m.I.w. Mr. and Mrp i , -'-wk, ind dattshter, Patty r,"i J. Grjy w him at 7 for Mm .1 r t.. Goshen Residents List Varied News GOSHEN'. Aug. i:t. iSpeidnD Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Copenhaver and three youngest children of Oakland visited this week at the home of Mrs. Copenharer's brother-in-law and sif ter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peebles. They are enroute to Corvallis where they ths pTpnpt. to make their home. Mrs. TIa?.7el Berrvman and daugh ter Etta Lee, and Miss Millie I'oole from Mt. Carmel, 111., were iMt-rs last week at the Roy Moon's. Mrs. Berryman i Mr. Moon's MMer. From South Dakota Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hope f Ver million. S. T.. old neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Johnson, stopped for a short visit with them Thursday. jT TKar a tnnrinrr Vl a on'icl k t fl t It and Mr R 11 . . ' " V . " . . ,' 8 tnrAnr l " visiting om trienns ami reiaiivej.. i1 at the local Mr. Kd Towlerton has left f..r Helena. Montana to vi-.it her son. M. L. Towlerton and family for a few wenfcs. Miss Jean FImunson attended th Noniits Are ListedWaldport ""I M'. and Mr ' n I F CHILDREN DRESSES . .19c LADIES BLOUSES ...... .39c SUN GLASSES .......... 9c PAPER NAPKINS 2 Pkgs. 9c SHOELACES 4 Pair 9c BROOKS THREAD . . . 4 Spools 9c MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR Rep. Up to 25c MEN S S0XS HANKIES Slightly LARGE SIZE Imperfecl J MEN'S FULL CUT WORK SHIRTS 39c Men's Men's , WASH STRIPED jT TIES O'ALLS r 9C 89c REGULAR 49c OIL CLOTH SQUARES 46-Inch and 48 Inch UP TO $1.00 LADIES9 BELTS Ass'td Colors Width 2 for 9c SANITARY NAPKINS 9c pkg. DUSTPANS .9c 9 In, PORCELAIN PLATES ... .9c CEREAL DISHES 2 for 9c IMPORTED BOWLS . 9c WAX PAPER 2 Boxes 9c STICK-ON SOLES Set 9c LOOK! SPECIAL PURCHASE ALL COLORS ALL STYLES Suitable for Drapes - Rugs Colored Ball Style for Kitchen Curtains and Many More THIS MATERIAL SOLD AS HIGH AS $1.50 YARD YOUR CHOICE PLEASE NO DEALERS 2 Yards . . f Sil- l?'" '''W'l 1 ' ft s, f;, , ' -Mn. el,... ' P"rt!an.l. "f N. tV. t-i" r-r.nt Girl Smiili. ramp, nffrnar'l IV Vi. - ' '"T1". i t Tk... r'.rBr and .f V.n-rl 9 ..MM,,.Mtii), TlUrnrvf nr o vilML.o THAT varies!, 'M. Hit ..at -at ...M. a........ 1. " mwt't uf lam ...low GLASSWARE SPECIALS HEAVY 2 PC. WATER MIX GLASSES BOWL 1 for X9C Set 19c UP TO 50c GLASSWARE . .19c Asst'd Closeout YARD CUP li ETCHED GLASS SAUCER PLATES 2 Sets 2 (or 9C UPHOLSTERY MATERIAL JACQUARDS VELOURS - - MOHAIR Hundreds of yards to select from. Sonic of these materials sold as high as $9.50 a yard. BUY NOW Yard ... $.49 DRAPERY MATERIAL Beautiful Rayons . Damasks and a large assortment of other drap materials. COME EARLY FOR A BETTER SELECTION SPECIALLY PRICED Yard . . REGULAR 98c LADIES' SLACKS 79c Bib or Waist 10-QUART PAILS 19c Polished Tin ENTIRE STOCK LADIES' SWEM 'j RUBBER 100 WOOL . . . OUT THEY GO . . . Regular Up To II $2.98 J 5c To $lUp! METROPOLITAN CASH YOUR CANNERY CHECKS HERE 735 WILLAMETTE CASH YOUR CANNERY CHECKS HERE 5c To $1 Up! m
