Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, September 21, 1937, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextiW"20, 193 ' THE.REGISTER-GUARD. EUGENE, OREGON - " Page Hvc. Record Bean Run Ends At Junction City Cannery; Carrots Coming Now iSfira KfraJWESTIlE Fl DaniL, in JSCMBIIDUGH DRIER I H siMa&3 p7 TO LAST 8 WEEKS ffVCTION CITY, Sept. 21 S)-Juncon City cannery M worR " - rmts employing a crew of 4 fa men and women. They . .iv weeks' run. "Sf- bran run that has just ended 2 ta 31 days and 858 tons, ,mds oi beans were cannea fS85 cases. This is the frun of beans this plant has fftf 'e-iirtnl On ens OII.wm- " 2wonmentof210.85 fresh- rOT-1 ni 47 iuniors. . ffl cnpiiuuiui"! Kube considerably increas- K wSion of entering have Urepstereay 1Y SCOUTS DRIVE IieWTCG. COTTAGE GROVE, Sept. 21. tfial) A drive t0 raise 'unds ;'Boy Scouts work which was r-ied Sept. 13, will be concluded a week, it was announced today Ttheiocal troop committee which JwdUng the drive. The com nee has set its quota at $100, the 0Cunt which the local district is ggsed as its share for mainten cteof the Boy Scout district head xters. The response has been oous, according to Joe Smith, committeeman, but the quota is not yet been achieved. Any amount over the $100 will pinto the local treasury and will ; used to carry on work here, j-jone who has not been convass ii in the drive and who wishes to jit a voluntary contribution may s so to Vinal Randall, treasurer ; the troop committee, it was an ainced. Go to Colleges i Many Cottage Grove Young peo ft are leaving this week for the nrious schools. Students who are 'mat to attend college or uni rtrsity for the first time Include fcrrest Lemley, James Hemenway, five Clarke, Opal Myers, Grace Hohman, Kathleen Daugherty and a Cone, who will enroll at Uni- itrsity of Oregon; Wilbur Hoopes, ita will enter Oregon State col li!; Ed Bauder, who will attend lafield college; Tom Hall, who ill go to Willamette; and Jean Itoney, who is attending Santa Sana junior college in California. Hvn Kirchoffer already is en 2ed at Pacific university. She ns awarded a scholarship at tha' stitute. CENTRAL, Sept. 21.-(Special) At the regular meeting of the Central grange Friday night 26 members were present It was voted to hvA .., ! Friday night, Oct. 8. to Place Situs school signs placed on the highway ncai mc sL-nooinouse. It was left to the school board to see about getting the signs. Mr. and Mrc v r n-t u . ....... , u. jtcluiu were appointed by the master to write a short summary of the year's ac tivities of the grange to appear in iuvai newspaper. Starting with th vi .:.. grange will take up at 8 o'clock through the fall and winter months. The Home Economics tummmee reported that $9.77 was taken from the patches on the apron thaat was passed to each member. To Entertain Pomona Final plans were made for en tertaining Pnmnn. ... day, Sept. 25. Visitors are asked to bring dessert. After the grange meeting refreshments were served f"""8 peopie oi me grange. Bridal Shower For Mrs. McGuire Held At Lancaster Home MOSBY CREEK, Sept. 21. (Special) A large group of wo men attended a bridal shower Wednesday aftprnnnn f. Melvin McGuire at the Bert Lan caster nome. Refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Bus Pitcher are in Portland while he is taking treat ments for his knee. Mrs. "Doc" Pitcher is takin? rare nf thai.- . Monty. ' The Cuff Lebow family is mov ing on to the old Boney Patten place. Blackmores will move to the vacant place. Browns Return to Farm at Deerhorn DEERHORN, Sept. 21. (Spe cial) Mr. and Mrs. William Brown, Lee Roy, Stanley and Myr tle Ann Brown, moved Sunday to their farm in Deerhorn from Dal las where they have spent the past summer. Lee Roy Brown was en rolled Monday in the eighth grade and Stanley in the first grade at school. Wilbur Dehne, graduate of the Springfield high school in June, left Sunday for Corvallis to attend Oregon State College. He plans to major in forestry. SAID BIG SUCCESS CUSHMAN, Sept. 21. (Special) A large crowd attended the com munity fair sponsored by Ada, Ma ple Creek, North Fork and Main River granges Saturday at the grange hall here. Each grange had a booth filled with vegetables, fruit, flowers, cooked foods, fancy work and quilts. Awards Given Ada grange won first prize for the largest and best exhibit. Mrs. Ellingson of Main River was first for a basket of cut flowers and Mrs. Sam Holsapple of Maple Creek first for the best fancy work a pair of embroidered pillow cases. Many blue ribbons were given out and a dinner was served at noon to a hall full, after which most of the vegetables and fruit were auc tioned off. Event Success All present were unanimous in declaring this one of the best meetings held in western Lane county. The hall was put in order and a dance sponsored by Main River grange, enjoyed by a good crowd in the evening. Blue Mountain Has School Board Meet MOSBY CREEK, Sept. 21. (Spe cial) The Blue Mountain board members held a meeting recently and made out the budget. They de cided against transporting the Walden children on the school bus. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Abcrcrom bie of Westfir spent Saturday night at their place, returning Sun day. Miss Doris Pitcher of Eugene is spending a few days at her grand mother's, Mrs. Pitcher. Violet Gleaser, who is working in California, is visiting her pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. German Gleaser. School at Dexter Has 59 pnrolled DEXTER, Sept. 21. The Dexter grade school opened on Monday with a good attendance. The upper room in charge of Mrs. Kenneth Jennings has 33 pupils and the lower, in charge of Miss Jeanne Anne Spencer has 26. Seven of these are first graders. Miss Spencer is making her home with Mrs. Clair Williams. Mrs. - Jennings is located at the Lawson home. Many Visitors Are Reported, Leabur; tIABURG. Kr-nt 91 fc;-i,- -Mr. and .Mrs. W. E. Bosserman, j-to Airs. Bert Gould and Mrs. rge Bryant all of Coquille f recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. -1. Crow. Mrs. Frank 3a Dumont nf -iTan,-,;t., -Eugene Friday. Mrs. Dumont -ra -eiatives at Oakridge and Johnston W 4n n,.A-;MK4 fwtof her parents, Mr. and Mrs. uuw. Visit the HowelU Mr. and Mrs. George Easton of ";temlle and Mr. and Mrs. Vcrn Pie of Deerhorn were Sun H moon guests of Mr. and W. E. Hrra-oll. 1 . t: 1 ....j niiu ouil Ullll- Fountain is building a small -"ice near tVi i wa Mrs. Marion Elston. i, Dur Christian Endeavor "s regular monthly social at ; Home nf ftTi j r.. iot i. , day- The evening was idying games. COME TO THE Kiddies' Karnival Here's a new program by Lane county boys and girls from ages 4 to 14. Parents are in vited to come and watch the fun! Every Wednesday 4:30 p. m. mo. jaWii.ocYCii 3 THREE HOURS ONLVg Wednesday Sept. 22, 3 F. M. to 6 P. M. Woodbury's Sensational Offer FREE! Two Pairs First Quality HOSE, $1.00 VALUE $5.00 VALUE QQf YOU PAY ONLY ent this certificate and 99c and receive one 50c box of Woodbury's ' Powder, one $1.00 Exquisite bottle Perfume, a 75c Lipstick, 75c "ou?e Compact and two pairs of ladies' first quality $1.00 Hose. Re member, you receive two pairs perfect hose. LIMIT TWO SETS TO A CUSTOMER Ju ll be more than pleased with the quality of theseho.se. They have W elt topi plenty rtretch. French heels, fine gauge reinforced toe and heel, assunng wear. ' These hose are -fUw-5 absolutely no seconds. Choice of colors and sizes. This sale is conducted by Wm. A. Wood- lactory representative. YOU PAY ONLY 99c And This Advertisement For ALL SIX ARTICLES li Uclnnot at these hours, send someone to our store before sale, leave 99c and your 'U be laid aside. Be Sure to State Size of Hose. Name and Address FREEl BAKER'S PHARMACY fFREE 12 V Rrn.da.. ureters si c Has Meeting JUNCTION CITY, Sept. 21. (Special) The Danish Brother hood convention held here Satur day afternoon and Sunday was well attended In view of the rainy day. This convention was a so cial assembly rather than a busi ness one. The entire group of vis itors and a number of local members visited the new union high building in the afternoon. A banquet was served m the hau that evening followed by a dance and social time. The delegates were entertained at the homes of the local lodge members. The next convention will be held in March in Astoria. This will be a business session with election of officers. CLOSES, CRESWELL Grade School Has Increase JUNCTION CITY, Sept. 21. (Special)-The grade school had an enrollment on Monday morn ing of 231, a considerable in crease over last year. More seats are being placed in the rooms to accommodate the increase, rooms that will comfortably seat 25 to 30 pupils are being arranged to care for as many as 40. Three outside districts are bringing pupils here: Lower Fern Ridge, Harpole and Liberty, and several pupils are coming in from other districts. CRESWELL, Sept. 21. (Spe cial) The Scarbrough drier closed down Saturday until the middle of the week as the prunes were too green. The evening services for both the Christian and Methodist churches beginning with the coming Sunday will change from 7 and 8 to 6:30 for the young people's service and 7:30 for the preaching service. A fellowship hour for the young peo ple will follow the preaching serv ice at the Methodist church each Sunday evening. . Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Holbrook went to Eugene Sunday to see their first grandson, David Mel vin, born that morning to Rev. and Mrs. M. P. Traxler at the Eugene hospital. They were accompanied by Mrs. Clara Traxler, also a grandparent of the new arrival. ' At Presbytery Rev. S. B. Cook attended the j Willamette Presbytery in Salem last week. ! W. H. Browns and Frank Mickle j left Sunday for eastern Oregon on a hunting trip. Vernon McClary of Eugene has , returned to complete his high school course. He is making his home with Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Has- kell. John Gibson of Mapleton will be with the P. A. Main family during the school year. DEERHORN. Sept. 21 (Spe cial) Red-hatted hunting parties in cars and trucks predominated traffic on the highway, during the week-end, most of them going into central Oregon. Local hunters de clare the. rains of the past day or so have made hunting conditions the safest and most favorable in several seasons. Fire hazards have been reduced and dry, crackling leaves and branches will not warn the game of the hunter's approach. Personal Items . Of Coburg Given COBURG, Sept. 21 (Special) DeVere Wood, of Harrisburg, and Ralph Wood, of Oakland, Calif., were visitors in Coburg, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Knotts, who have been living in North Co burg have recently purchased trTe" Dcffenbacher estate. Go Hunting Walter E. Drury and Harold Green have left for eastern Ore gon on a hunting trip. Mrs. B. L. Doane, of Pleasant Hill, spent the week-end with Mrs. E. M. White. LEASES MARKET HARRISBURG, Sept. 21 (Spe cial) L. B. Woodruff of Browns ville has leased the old meat market and is starting another shop here in town. Mr. Woodruff and wife are living in the house vacated by Mrs. Evelyn Warner. In Honor of Nephew DEERHORN, Sept. 21. (Spe cial) Miss Gertrude Emmerich entertained Sunday with a dinner honoring her nephew, Wilbur Dehne, who left in the afternoon for Corvallis. Guests included: Mr. and Mrs. John Fountain, Matthias Emmerich, Matt Emmerich, Jr., Frank Emmerich,, Miss Dorothy Sloan, Miss Florence Sloan and Ervin Fountain of Tillamook, the honor guest, Wilber Dehne and the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parks of Veneta were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Ben LeFever while on their way to the Ochoco mountains to hunt mule deer. Ervin Fountain left Sunday for Tillamook to resume his school work after having spent three days vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Fountain. IM.i'y yy ' rp Mriii'i'iiraHa Enjoy the Smart est, Smoothest ride in America at no addition al cost. Here's a brand new travel thrill within the reach of everybody. 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The Am Four ' cies may be obtained at cigarette stands. I! ym.r cigarette dealer cannot supply you. we will mail yM taacartoawfresaafwesc filllY FOUCSsmw be clipped from newspaper!, magazines or circulars snd will be equally acceptable. Once you have sent in your antwers for the earlier cartoons, the remaining cartoons will be mailed to you FREE, as issued. . Neatness will not count. Do not decorate your answers. DO NOT SEND IN THE CARTOONS. Just supply your answers (the mining conversation for the blank ballooni), in accordance with the rules; writing these answeri in the Entry or Aniwer Forms provided for this purpose. In case ot ties, duplicate awards will be made. 7. To qualify for s price, the contestant It required to accompany each weekly Series of answers with three OLD GOLD yellow package wrspperi or three reasonably accurate hand -drawn facsimiles. Either will be equally acceptable. It Is not necessary to make a purchase In order to compete. 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