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Page Two. THE REGISTER. GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON N. 0. W. to Install al Open Ceremony SPFtlNGFJKLD, April 13. (Spe cial) Pine Circle, No. 4fi, Neigh bors of Woodcraft, will hold public installation Thursday night at 8 o'clock in the I. O. O. F. hnll. The following officers will be installed: Mrs. Stella Eaton, past guardian neiphbor; Mrs. Sadie Baldwin, guardian neighbor;Mr5. Stella Low-j is, adviser; Mrs. Nellie Can, ma- i Kician; Mrs. Minnie Uirard, clerk; Miss uons Oirard, musician; Hay i D.iisy Push, correspondent. A program and refreshments Hill follow installation. Methodist Women To Hold Food Sale SPRINGFIELD, April 13. (Spe cial) Ladies' Aid divisions of the Springfield Methodist Episcopal church will hold a cooked food and f;mcy work sale Saturday, April Ifi, Martin at 9 a. m. at the Springfield Willys company, Fifth and Main streets. Mrs. Dorothy Fullerton is in charge of division 1, Mrs. Charles Myers nf division 2, Mrs. Laura Druiy nf division 3, and Mrs. Eu- trons club at a meeting held Tues day night at the home of Mrs. Margaret Kenyon, in Eugene. Mrs. Pearl Schantol way elect- led vice president, Mrs. Bertha : Rouse was chosen sccrctary-treas- jurcr, and Mrs. Abbie Whoaton ' ciifl) ! was elected reporter. A mkiuI aft crnoon followed the election. cilman. suffered broken bones in his foot when he fell while shing ling the roof of his home Monday, Union Service To Be Held At Christian KtP-fn attPnrinf M:irinn AH;im geilC ftK'Mhaney III dlVlblOfl 4. captain of the guards; Mrs. Myrtle! ; Eggimann, senior guardian; Mrs. MrS. Fraedrick Will Edyth Cox, Mrs. Alice Doane and i e , j , Ed Opgar. managers; Mrs. Edyth Head TOSt MatTOnS Laxton, banker; Mrs. .Juanita Brown, outer sentinel; Mrs. Hattie SPRINGFIELD, April 13. (Spe Chapman. inner sentinel; Mrs.Jcial) Mrs. Lena Fraedrick was Grace Fischer, flag bearer; Mrs. elected president of the Past Ma- 3o often there is an urgent need for extra cash. Even if your salary now buys all the pleasures of living you want your family to have, there should al ways be a cash reserve for emergencies. Savings Dollars GROW with this institution PACIFIC FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASS'N. OF TACOMA 829 Willamette St., Eugene F. M. Cashman. Mgr. Hush F. Proud fit, Asst. Mi?. ir Operating under charter and supervision of the U. S. Gov't SPRINGFIELD, April 13. (Spe cial) Holy Week union services will be held Wednesday and Thuisday nights at the Spring field Christian church with Rev If. tist church, as Wednesday speak er, and Dr. B. Earie Parker, pas tor of the First Methodist church in Eugene, as Thursday speaker Friday afternoon, from 1:30 un til 2:30 o'clock a Good Friday worship service will be held at the Christian church. There will be a pre-Easter devotional service. MEETING POSTPONED SPRINGFIELD, April 13. (Spe- -A meetins of the Cooking club of the Christian church, s.-l.l tiled for Thursday, April 14, hfs been postponed until Thurs day, April 21. when it will be held at the home of Mrs. H. M. McFar land, 54(i Fifth Mreet. ELECT OFFICERS COTTAGE GROVE. April 13. (Special) The LaComus club held its annual election of officers Tuesday. A covered dish dinner A. Wanvig, pastor of the Bap- j was a feature in honor of the nine- ircmn aninvrisitijr ui me nuu at the home of Mrs. C. J. Kem, retir ing president. The club members honored Mrs. Kem with a hand kerchief shower. Mrs. W. W. Mc Kurland was elected as the new president; Mrs. Karl Bracher, vice president; Mrs. Fred Blickle, secretary-treasurer. At bridge Mrs. A. W. Swanson and Mrs. Bracher won prizes. The club will meet in two weeks with Mrs. Blickle. ritISC II.I.A TO MEET SPRINGFIELD, April 13. (Spe cial) Priscilla club will meet on Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Norman Howard. VOTERS REMINDED SPRINGFIFXD, April 13. (Spe cial) Persons who hove not yet registered for May primary elec tions have but six days in which to do so, according to City Recorder C. L. Aldrich. Registration deadline is Tuesday, April 19, at 5 p. m. COUNCILMAN INJURED SPRINGFIELD, April 13. (Spe cial) George Kendall, city coun- x I J l Dozens and dozens of beautiful new Easter stylos ' L I A .await you at Block's. Blues, Coppers, Patents all , lfjjL'.i I' the gay colors that harmonize -with a most color ' I WPZV 'u' season- All the scintillating styles that usually - . - cos so muc' Block's brings them all to you at ; Coppr h.t c.ugM lit. w,W(ir. and r 4 J " ii'1' -' fV- "i ' MM. wondarl II I IhnHm, .g.m.t Bind r '$ tPr 7 I. .fwlN.vy 111 youlMJ .).,i.l Sr.,. E MM I -', " Ay "W Jr h ..I'- . . . 111 lubtl. ilh prlnl, .rd pl.idi. i W f' 'V " lil AND V3 v- loul Jove the bluei once, you ve see it """" T'L vx hm. Rich, fashionable blu with tfce r'-M ft A i ' " ' deep qlow f sapphires. They're yegrt v?i T ' ' " .A' ' by 9rc of Block's style leadership. Ij&r "' ''' ifTAcrosiERfsn 4 ' 997 WILLAMETTE '- I CORNER TENTH AT WILLAMETTE ; JUNCTION CITY NEWS JUNCTION CITY, April. 13. (Special) Colin Moore has gone to Portland where he will attend a session of service station school of instruction with the Union Oil company. Rogers' hospital reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. ( live Smith on Monday, April 11. The baby has been named Beverly Gail. Mr .and Mrs. Frank Dansing- burg have moved into the Dctmer ing house on Juniper street, from the east side where they have been living. Mr., Mrs. Tate To Observe 60th Anniversary COTTAGK GROVE, April 13. (Special) Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Tate are celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary Thursday. A reception for them will be given from 2 to 4 p. m. Thursday at the home of a daughter. Mrs. May Oard. 50 South Eighth street. All friends of the couple are in vited to call. PRESENT PLAY HALSEV. April 13. (Special) The drama "Death Takes the Steering Wheel," produced this week at the local high school gym nasium, was quite well attended. It was produced by local talent under the auspices of the state anti liquor league. Characters were Bert S. Clark. Elston Knight, Hay ward H. Johnson of Portland, George Starr, Floyd V. Barrett, Lester Albertson, Ralph Dannen, Francis Dannen, Mrs. Elbert Isom. Oran Jordan, L. O. Surgeon, Estes V. Bass, Fred Dent, W. A. Briggs, Frank Maxwell, Mrs. B. M. Miller, Mrs. Frank Maxwell, Mrs. Joseph Northrup, Mrs. Everett Carey, Mrs. Nora Coleman, O. J. Albertson, George McNeil. ARRANGE SERVICES IIALSEY, April 13. (Special) The primary and beginners depart ments of the local Methodist Epis copal church met at the church Tuesday afternoon for a work period on Easter work. They arc saving their pennies to buy an Easter lily. On Saturday afternoon they will have a party and Easter egg hunt, sponsored by their teach ers. Several services of special nature are being held at the Methodist Episcopal church this week. Thurs day night will be held the candle light communion service with spe cial music. Easter Sunday the young folks of the church will hold sunrise service and breakfast at the church. Baptismal services for babies and adults will be held dur ing the Easter morning service. Several members will be received into the church. Sunday evening the choir of the church will present its Easter cantata. OAK RIDGE ITEMS OAKRIDGE, April 13. (Spe cial) Tile Qakridgc Community club will meet in the grade schorl Friday afternoon for a regular business session. Latest report regarding the con dition of Mrs. G. L. Burian is that she is slightly Improved but will be in the hospital at least another week. Rev. and Mrs. Dan Anderson and family have moved to Eugene to make their home. Due to the ill ness of Mrs. Anderson, Rev. An derson resigned his pastorate at the Hiblc Standard church. AU churches in the city arc pre paring an Easter service and spe cial programs arc being arranged for the Sunday school hour. Classes in both schools will be discontinued Wednesday afternoon until April 18. TO HONOR DAVISES WESTFIR, April 13. (Special) A potluck supper compliment ing Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis, who are leaving soon for their new location in Washington, where Mr. Davis is being transferred by the forestry service, will be held at the legion hall in Oakridge on Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Davis are respective members of Cascade post and auxiliary. CARD CLUB MEETS WESTFIR, April 13. (Special) Mrs. Frank Kleisner entertained for the Five Hundred club at her home, Tuesday. High score was won by Mrs. Dwight Rutan. Those present were Mrs. Lloyd Tox, Mrs. Martin Elam, Mrs. L. K. Posvar. Mrs. Crete Robinson, Mrs. W. F. Rehwalt, Mrs. Rutan and Mrs. Kleisner. The local Rebekah lodge has ac cepted an invitation from the Brownsville Rebekah lodge to put on the degree work for them on Wednesday, April 20, at the time of the official visit of Mrs. May Jonas, state president from Prine ville. They will confer the degree on six candidates for themselves this coming Wednesday night, April 13 and also on one candidate from Harrisburg. This will be the first time they have conferred the de gree in many years. MEETING POSTPONED ' TRENT, April 13. (Special) The Helping Hand club was post poned this week on account of the death of the child of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dall. The next meeting will be announced later. LOWFtr a-.... The Giustina mill, v, " shut down a l0s again Monday. .Jf Lowell hoM ik. ., 1 men. IT special! VIDA HAPPENINGS 1 VIDA, April 13. (Special) I Arthur Minney and his grand- i father Ben Minney came from Oakridge Sunday and were dinner guests at the Otis Finn home. Mr. Minney Sr. will stay indefinitely with Mr. and Mrs. Finn. j Mrs. Arthur Minney and baby : daughter Gloria Joan are spending the week visiting two of Mrs. Minney's sisters in Portland. SHADE Reversing, by Eugene Shade and Drapery Store. Phone 1271. 117 East 10th. ARTISTIC PICTURE FRAMING LUDFORD'S PAINT SHOP HOW YOU CAN ATTRACT MEN Don't let love and romance pais you by. Men like girli with lota of pep and energy. So start Utkine time-proven Lyrila E. ! Pinkham's Vegptanle Compound and note ! the difference. I'inkham'a Compound, mado 1 eiptcially or uomtn from wholesome herbs : and roots, helps Nature tone up your system ' and thus calms irritable nerves and gives you more pep to really enjoy life. For over 60 years one woman has told an other how to go "smiling thru" dlitreas from female functional disorders with Pinkham's Compound. Let It help YOU! Ladies" Suede Topper Coats in Easter Parade Colors 4.98 TO HOLD SUPPER OAKRIDGE, April 13. (Spe cial) The Elm Rebekah lodge met in regular session Tuesday evening. Plans were made to have a potluck supper the first meeting in May. The supper will follow the regular meeting and members of the I. O. O. F. lodge are to be the guests for the supper and they are to provide the entertainment.' Memoers of the Rebekah lodge are invited to attend the district meet ing of Odd Fellows in Springfield, April 27. Special meetings and en tertainment will be provided for the visiting Rcbekahs. During the good of the order period, Mrs. Jane Dorfler, newly elected dis trict deputy, discussed her work. TO CONFER DEGREE HALSEY, April 13. 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