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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1937)
THI REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE. OREGON : xm. -i or i ELECTS OFFICERS The American Legion elected officers of its Willamette council Wednesday night when 115 mem bers of the legion and legion aux iliary met in Moose hall. Initia tion ceremonies and a "big feed" were included on the evening's program. Officers elected were Frank Southard, Lebanon, council com mander; Neil Sleeper, Eugene, vice-commander; Carl Schloeman, Corvallis, treasurer; C. V. Heath, Newport, sergeant-at-arrrf; Ralph Hargett, Lebanon, district chap lain. : The session decided to hold the district conference, annual political meeting, at Lebanon next year, probably about the time of the big strawberry festival there. At the meeting were represent atives of Eugene, Corvallis, Cot tage Grove, Oakridge, Monroe, Florence, Newport, Toledo, Al bany, Junction City, and Leb anon posts, all of which are in Lane, Benton and Linn counties. The Legion auxiliary officers named are Mrs. Ada Cox, Flor ence, president; Mrs. Jewell Gei ger, Eugene, vice-president; and Mrs. Zoe Heath, Newport, secretary-treasurer. Informal initiation ceremonies were staged following the elec tions, with refreshments being served at the close of the meeting. . .... a. i rninm nniinimi i: . - LtblUH uullllulL , GALLf-CURCI WILL Audiences In all parts of the globe are in agreement in praising the "new Galll-Curcl," who will be heard in Eugene next Sunday afternoon. From Australia, South Africa, New Zealand, Japan and the Philippines, as well as from Europe and America come ac counts of ovations tendered the operatic soprano during her con cert tour. Ciitici hail the diva as a "new Galli-Curci," pointing out that while she retains the vivacity and superb technique that delighted audiences in the past, she now has lovely lyric quality to her voice, Mme. Galli-Curci will sing here In McArthur court In the second concert of the series presented by the associated students of the Uni versity of Oregon. She will begin her program at 3:15 p. m. Reservations for the event may be made at McArthur court, on the campus. Scats are priced at 60 cents, $1 and $1.28. CITY NEWS (CONTINUED FROM PAGE S) gene; four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. One ion, Charles Andrews, died at Mprtle Creek in 1903. Funeral services will be conduct ed Sunday at 2 p. m. in the Meth odist Episcopal church, South, at Myrtle Creek, with Rev. Mr. Wil son officiating. Interment will be In the Odd Fellows cemetery at Myrtle Creek. John D. West John D. West of Drain died Wed nesday afternoon at the Sacred Heart general hospital. He was a retired farmer from the Drain section, having lived there for the past ten years. He formerly re aided In Roseburg. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Margaret H. West of Drain;- two foni, Carl West of Flemlngton, W. Va., and Fred West of Drain; two daughters, Bertie West of Los An geles and Mrs. Ruth Dery of Al bany, Ore.; and three grandchildren. Funeral announcement will be made from the Branstetter-Slmon chapel. Funerals Mrs. Roseanna Brlfo Funeral services for Mrs. Rose anna Briggs of West Springfield, who died Tuesday, will be held Friday at 2 p. m. from the Branstetter-Slmon chnpel, with Rev. Ernest Lee officiating. Interment will be in the old I. O. O. F. ceme tery. . fllONE 2700 In Our Shoe Section Get Ballet Slippers For Mildred LrContpti MOORE'S Beginners Danrlnr Classes To Begin Friday zl S P. M. at Mrs. Moore's Home, 845 Madison St Information about Clasnes may be had by railing Phone 2091 N VSHtl .7tf WAffl BURNET V Lapin, Nu-Seal, Q Squirrel Locke, QQ Karakul " Russian Weasel, )A 17 Hollander Seal rakul. Mink Paw Moire Lamb Ka- 4.CQ IV7 MONTHS TO PAY 0m BUI oTlk) alalVt PHONE 2700 SECOND FLOOR Homecoming Week Schedule U. of O. Rally and Parade Friday .6 :00 P. M. Paul Whiteman's Orchestra 8:30 P. M. Football U .of 0. vs. 0. S. C Saturday, 2:00 P. M. Galli Curci Concert Sunday, 3 P. M. t txuunt WAf 'i Gum Siaxt HBURNEf ; phone Homecoming W eek Good Fortune Awaits You at Our Door P Kicker. Slips By KICKERNICK 2.25 One of Our Best Coat Makers Sends Us An Unusual Group of Coats Tailored Coats in the very peak of the season's. styles but at the end-of-the-season prices $17 VALUES TO $25.00 $23 VALUES TO $29.50 We are proud to be able to offer these better than usual values right at the time you want them most. They are smart coats ... in the latest styles that hug the figure luxuri ously and that reveal your best lines. Materials are varied being in many surface textures nubby woolens wool fleeces tweeds mixtures stitched trim Worn with or without belts All Lest Autumn colors and black. Sizes 12 to 20 - -,- 38 to 40. 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"Nu-Top" Socks 75c, 2 pairs for $1.10 Interwoven 'Red-Tip' Socks. 2 prs. for $1.10 3 Pairs for $U0 k Interwoven Lisle Lined Wool Socks 55c to $1.00 FIRST FLOOR Faultless No Belt Pajamas $2-ooto$4,0) Faultless No-Belt P mas are the most co fortable pajamas m. Poplins. Oxford CM Sateens, BroadcloUu stripes, checks. Pi figures, all well-made, well fit1 tailored pajama.
