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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1938)
Page Five. immunity Clubs, Lodges, Grange Groups Report Many Activities THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON r...m!r( f lull 11 r.nrUiaW K Al UCJntu JTT-!! 21. (Spe- ;vti-u r"-- , . uonuplbrok ana f't Grousbeck entertained L Economics club at the khomerecen. ,r Ann e aichti cYand; Sylvia Vick and ir0line Henselbrok, Mrs. R. ,rB11 ,.:ia t the business f&schedu.efora -n,ntv was read .KWell visiting Dorena and Tt- sts of the local club. "5 ri tn arranee lPOmT!i Tnnth Exhib- a last o. " , .. the state grange were plan- to the Wling "u" V- c. hump A Con-ams u.a nre- rununum ilul"n .7 ln of club members in se- cuD was m..- Ljg of the Civic b to l.-inter" committee reported ""..i t Mrs. f'tt was awarded the first The committee consisted of Wvron Biacuni--", ...... - leek. Mrs. F. P. Clack, and fcary Lindsay. Name t ommmi-".-"soring" committee consists .V T,ini- Mrs. Blanche L neni .v" r .. e tt'omr.,. Mrs. Ier, Mrs. t-. r.. "-" -----' .,. vr..e Pearl rn. I. R. Sly, and Mrs. Charles I xhey announce a food sale llors store nKiucwj, ..k... Ins were made for the ex- It the Lane county iau. I a, . HulMm n fl uisen was kember. For the program in 01 .Mrs. ...... t.d Mrs. F. E. Vick a poem L a -r lint" ii,3e rai t3ie 01 1U imio .... T I lk,-.L o cmA.ctntr MS. nCllgtluiu". . D ln-as played and the comrnit- (seniea an oia time wwuuij. C.lirs. Idjiui, m.a. a 101. a Dl I.- n.vtr,a, Thfl PIS. OIOIIVUC vjnjv.... , , . , r t J pes are mis. v. nuns jr. C. I. Kent at Mrs. Howe's 1 members were present. ITAGE GROVE, April 21. 2U TU T,,t-.n.A..a l,,Vt men inc uuaiamcis UU Hfe.. IDT aAn a. tUi-.. ,9e dim d miMicudneuus biiuwci ven honoring Mrs. Lloyd , At contract bridge Mrs. fneia mgn score, ana win ue for the next meeting of the A. W. HeUiwell entertain M. P. G. club this week one o'clock luncheon. The social afternoon followed. E. Lebow will be hostess next meeting in two weeks. tO HONOR MOTHERS B HENCE, April 21. (See. fThe Upsilon Theta Rho club ts reeular meetini? in the fellows hall this week. The ended to invite their mo- Ito a short mothers' day Dro- fcr.d refreshments after their ir.eetine. which will be Mav peshments were served after fccting. jtlectric Refrigerators Cheap. .luniuLnrtllUrt nit Li c- SHOP, 73 W. Broadway S RE jiinir Creswell Boy Scouts Make Plans For Circus CRESWELL, April 21. (Spe cial) Thirteen m e m b e r s were present at the regular meeting of the Boy Scouts at Mi's. Rosina Ziniker's this week. Games were played and plans talked over for the coming scout circus in Eu gene. The chariot was reported in order and the building of a signal tower was underway. Reports were given from the recent court of honor in Eugene. Gerald Clack and Alden Ellis went up for sec ond class advancement; Raymond Roberts for cycling, carpentry and handicraft; Sherwood Ellis for per sonal' health and second class merit badges; Harold Black for personal health, cycling and swimming; Earl Trabue for personal health, firemanship and swimming; and Billy Hoagland for civics, photog raphy and bird study. Guests for the evening were Stanley Barrett, Billy Melhorne and Donald Land. The leaders present were L. E. Ziniker, Billy Hoagland, Earl Smith and Harold Gwyther. Chamber Members Are Guests 01 CCC Harrisburg Students To Enter State Music Meet OAKRIOGE NEWS OAKRIDGE, April 21. (Spe cial) Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis left Wednesday for their new home in Washington. Mr. Davis is with the forest service. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. McFarland and sons have gone on a six weeks motor trip through the middlewest going as far east as Chicago. They will visit friends and relatives en route. About 80 friends and members of the Christian church gathered at the Strand hall recently for a potluck dinner. An Easter egg hunt was held for the Sunday school. About 40 were present. Mrs. G. L. Burian who has been critically ill is able to be out again. YONCALLA NEWS YONCALLA, April 21. (Spe cial) The Glee club girls and the high school are giving an operetta, "The Sunbonnet Girl" at the gym nasium Friday evening at 8 o'clock. A picnic was held at the Hayhurst community hall recently. Rev. and Mrs. Schmidt held preaching services in the after noon. A large crowd attended. Word was received here of the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kruse of Hayhurst at the Sacred Heart hospital in Eugene. DRAIN NEWS DRAIN, April 21 (Special) Ruius Pfister recently took the grade school Marketing club to Roseburg where they spent the day. Members of the club going to Roseburg were Georgia Disbrow, Milo Haines, Forest Harris, Donald Helseth, Daisy Honnold, Wilma Keeney, Ruby Marketta, Alfleta McKee, Victor Ohlson, Elenoe Reed, Eugene Sneed, Glenn Storm, Gwendolyn Wheeler, John Wil liamson. Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Snell and Mrs. George W. Joseph of Port land were recent guests of their sister, Mrs. Buena Williams. GIVE PROGRAM SWISSHOME, April 21. (Spe cial) An Easter program was given at the schoolhouse recently each class taking part with songs and poems. Rev. Aaron Ol son gave the sermon. At noon a basket dinner was enjoyed and services held again in the after noon and evening. ARTISTIC PICTURE FRAMING LUDFORD'S PAINT SHOP REEDSPORT, April 21. (Spe cial) Camp Reedsport CCC enter tained members of the Reedsport chamber of commerce recently at a dinner, which was followed by graduation for enrollees who have completed educational courses. Sixty-seven certificates of comple- j tion of course were issued for pro ficiency in cooking, baking, diesel j engineering, blacksmithing, pub- j lis speaking, psychology, mess management, subsistence clerking and typing. Lt. Frank B. Thrail kill, commanding officer, welcom ed the visitors and complimented the graduates on their awards, and the educational adviser, Edwin O. McKeen, presented the certificates. In addition, 27 cards were present ed for completion of the standard first aid course given by the: Douglas county chapter of the I American Red Cross. This is thel largest single graduating class of CCC boys in the Vancouver dis trict to receive first aid cards. ! After presentation of the certifi-1 cates, the visitors were taken for a tour of inspection of the camp. HARRISBURG. April 21 (Spe cial) A group of Harrisburg higli school students will enter the state music contest which is to be held at Forest Grove April 29 and 30. The boys'- quartet composed of Forrest Morse, Wade Isom, Arthur Krebs and Billy Morse will sing "All Through the Night." A girls' chorus, Gloria Wadsworth, Ardith Grable. Lucille McMullen, Pearl Burk, Marjorie Holt, Helen Wag goner, Ethel May Murphy, Frances Pendell, Laura Darling. Margaret Hay worth, Margaret Holt and Rose Alice Morse will sing "Who is Sylvia?" Billy Morser bass solo ist, will sing "The Laughing Cava lier." They will be accompanied by their director, Madelle Beidler. wove KdinDow uirii Hold Card Party COTTAGE GROVE, April 21. (Special) The Order of Rainbow Girls held a benefit card party this week at the Masonic temple. Mrs. Chester Anlauf, mother adviser, was in charge, assisted by girls of the assembly. At contract bridge Mrs. C. J. Kem and Curtis French held high scores. Mrs. Guy Earl and James Lewis were low. At auction Mrs. Frank Guerau and J. R. Hendricks were high and Mrs. Nelson Durham, low. Refresh ments were served. N. O. W. Entertains At Card Party In Grove USE BLUE BELL. MILK Pure - Safe - Pasteurized Tested and Inspected KUGENE FARMERS' CREAMERY Phone 638 GOES TO SEATTLE COTTAGE GROVE, April 21. (Special) J. S. Magladry, of the Bohemia Lumber company, Culp Creek, has left to attend the West Coast Lumbermen's association at Seattle, Wash. Mr. Magladry is one of the directors. COTTAGE GROVE, April 21. (Special) Mrs. Horace Hatch and Mrs. Opal Jones entertained so cially for ihe Neighbors of Wood craft recently at the home of Mrs. Hatch. Four tables of bridge were at play. Mrs. Sylvia Widenor held high score and Mrs. Plath was low. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Horace Hatch was presented with a gift from the group as an ex pression of appreciation of her faithfulness and work in the order. Announcement was made that Mrs. Anna Schoen and Mrs. Mabel Pow ell will entertain socially for the circle Thursday afternoon, April 28, at the home of Mrs. Schoen. Students Entertain Women's Club TO GIVE TEA LOWELL, April 21. (Special) The Dorcas society is planning a silver tea to be held at the par sonage April 26. The tea is to be held for missionary purposes. Stationery Valley Printlnr Co. ARROW MESSENGER Ph. 810 JUNCTION CITY, April 21. (Special) The Junction City Wo men's club met this week with 14 ladies present. After a short business session, presided over by Mrs. Ingram, president, a group of high school students entertained. Forrest Lcdnicky played a violin solo accompanied by Dick Rogers on the piano; Donald Dill gave -a saxophone solo accompanied by Nita Kirk; the Bryant Sisters sang a duet; Gladys Glnblias sang a solo with Mildred Edwards at the ninur,- Pnth TVinw nnvo n rpnrl- ! 1 rtinl. nt.,..A4 b t.in- lin solo, accompanied by Mildred Warris on the piano. At the meet ing in May there will be election of officers. Mrs. Michaels, Mrs. Domy and Mrs. Holgrcn are the nominating committee. Mrs. Margaret Nelson and Mrs. Bessie Deitz served the following members: Mrs. Thos. Nelson. Mrs. Holgrem, Mrs. Myrtle Gllstrap, Mrs. Frank Lednlcky, Mrs. Luella Ingram, Mrs. Elizabeth Domas chofsky, Mrs. Velma Thornton, Mrs. Fred Wright, Mrs. Marcia Williams, Mrs. Nettie Davidson, Mrs. Checney and Mrs. Lois Rogers. MANY NEVER SUSPECT CAUSE OF BACKACHES ThU Old Treatment Often Bring. Happy Relief Many .ulfrrrr. r.li.ve unitinc bapkactit quickly, ont-e th.y dinrov.r thnt the rati cauM it then truul'ln lit.v La tirf 1 kuln.ys. The kidney, are Nature', chirf way of t.kinf the en-Ma at'i.l. ami aaala (tut of tba hlootf. Meat prop!, pane aliuut a pint, a day or about 3 pnuiuta tt waate. Freiurnt or a-a!ity paaMKea with .martin, anil burning .how. tlirre may be loniethina wrung with your kidney, or bladder. An extra, of acid, or noi.ona in your blood, when due to funelixnal kidney duord.ra, may be the rauae of nanKina hackarhe, rheumalit paina, leg pnina, 1M of pep and energy, get ting up mglita, auellmg, puflinea. under th ey e, hradarhre and dliiincM. Don't wait! A.k your dtuuiat for Doan'l rilla, uaed .ueceeaiully by nulliona for over C year. Tbry give happy relief and will help tat IS milea of kidney tiihea Ituah out iinieonouj waat. from your blood, lift Doana 1 ilia. HOLD EGG HUNT CRESWELL, Apr. 21 (Special) Mrs. F. D. Lacey and Mrs. W. B. Gillespie entertained the chil dren of the primary department of the Presbyterian Sunday school at at, naeine naa hunt at the- church this week. They were as- I sisted by Joan Hoagland and Dor othea Gillespie. Refreshments were served following the games. Those present were Vestal Powell, Lynn Morss, Beverly and Russell Mitchell, Alice Ann, Jackie and Gretchen Wilhelm,. Gerard and Carol Kirkpatrick, Viola and Wil ferd Aldropp, Royce Bartel, Mary Ann and Marjory Ziniker, Beverle Goheen. Hubert Dersham, Kaye Schwering, Hazel Mason, Anna Marie Heart with Janis Everson and Nelda Syphers as guests. IMPROVE STORE CRESWELL. Apr. 21 (Special) The Creswell Farmers Exchange store is making more improve ments in its place of business by adding a wide frame awning on the south and east fronts, covering 70 feet of frontage. M. G. Miller, Lee Land and J. O. Anderson are doing the work. The installation of the cooling system in the 134 new lockers is also completed. When the temperature has been brought down to zero, they will be ready for use. - STUDY CLUB MEETS COTTAGE GROVE, April 21. (Special) The Tuesday Evening Study club met at city library for the ,'isual discussion. Miss Marietta Hamnt, president, presided. Mrs. H. B. Ferrin reported on the life of Offenbach, the composer, and "The Tales of Hoffman." 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