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21, 1938 THE REGISTER. GUARD. EUGENE, OREGON Page Seven. EVERAL QROUFS SET ANNUAL EVENTS NEXT WEEK; BUSINESS WOMEN PLAN FOR ELECTION urtof Awards r Girl Scouts U0 on Calendar By MAR! fe,tu5 in P " dub notes these days, K.ral groups nearing the I TJL, vear. electing fc;taon - ' rt.. and ES and Professional Wo bsiness . ,H the r an- s clubmen," S of nest week, April LGfrl Scouts organizations uu ... . thir annual onwards, Friday of I . . ,u,. iher even- . tdar include: meeting, iiuuuoj . ?m7m.i tin2. Monday .TL(ctr club meeting, Lay; the Amusement club's , Saturday evcm..s, f -- .u .h.nters of the P. E. Sisterhood are to meet next I ,c- roinav L f interest for Friday V ecl" " . . .... j fcog of this ween is mt Calendar Thursday 6:30 p. m. Covered dish dinner of Illahee division, G. I. A. of B. of L. E. Friday 1 p. m. Sunshine club meeting at Osburn hotel. 1:15 p. m. Dessert of Blue River Star club, McKenzie River temple. 1:30 p. m. Benefit card party of Lincoln P.-T. A. with Mrs. L. F. Bonson. 2 p., m. Co-Workers' class of First Baptist church meets with Mrs. H. C. Travillion. 2 p. m. LaJunta bridge club meets with Mrs. Frank Whitelock. 2:30 pf m. Ladies' Aid of Fairmount Presbyterian meets with Mrs. Albert Anderson. 6:30 p. m. Supper of Past Matron club, Evangeline chap ter, at Masonic temple. 8 p. m. Degree of Honor meets in Moose hall. 8:30 p. m. Dance of Ski Laufers, W. O. W. hall. and Hugh Simpson. A business meeting will be held May 4, when a new social committee will be appointed. Tha Wnmpn'a Alliance of the Community Liberal church enter- Lane County's P.-T. A. Groups Get State Honor Garden Club Holds Elections Annual election of officers was held at the meeting of the Eugene Garden club, Wednesday evening. J. F. Reade was named president and other new officers are: Mrs. B. W. DeBusk, vice-president; iMrs. Ruth Addison, treasurer; CEVERAL honors have come to Eugene P.-T. A. units and their leaders through recent awards from the state P.-T. A. Frances Willard school unit in Mrs- J- R- Nasholm, secretary. Re Eueene made the lareest irain I tiring officers were: Mrs. Carl among the Lane county groups in membership, Whiteaker of Eugene attaining the nearest to 100 per cent membership according to school enrollment. Mrs. W. S. Love, state national P.-T. A. magazine chairman for this section, won recognition for her successful program and for her efforts the national P.-T. A. mag azine is sending her to the na tional convention to be held in Salt Lake City, Utah, May 15-21. To Mrs. Truman A. Chase, county P.-T. A. president, goes the award given each year to the county council head with the larg est number of new associations for the year ending March 31. Lane county now has 24 associations. Competition was close between Jackson, Lane, and Clatsop coun ties for the silver cup award based Pfeiffer, president; Mrs. W. G. Beattie, vice-president. A. T. Moses of the Willamette National Forest service spoke on conservation in regards to the na tional forests of Oregon. Edgar J. Parker, of the same service, pre sented two reels of colored motion pictures of coast and mountain scenes, wild birds, animals, and flowers. The spring flower show featured many worthwhile flower arrange ments as well as commercial ex hibits. A large crowd was in attendance. Nile Club Event Lp sponsorea oy me aivi "'- j community UDerai cnurcn emer Eub the party to be at the W. , taineoi at a silver tea Wednesday E. . . inh.thirtv OVIOCK. I l.f TT,-!. W Allnn rpnH K. hall at eigm-imny u m. dance is stneuy imuimm. Pertaining Friday Miss Lois Scharpf, who is to be Jried next Sunday evening to .ir nf Portland, is r.ttrtain a group of friends at trousseau tea" Friday afternoon fcer home from three until five !ck. ,t. ronM DORTT.AND E.rw... . . , Mrs. Leith Abbott 01 rortiana Thursday for her home after tort visit in Eugene with her t. Mrs. Effie R. Knapp. 1 BDGE GROUP prs. Rose Hollenbeck was hos- for the Wednesday Bridge 4. et0riav. Mrs. Alberta S. !urphey was an additional yt. Mrs. Asa Houghton Is to tain the group in two weeks. VTS OP WEDNESDAY jbout one hundred persons at the dance and card party )tn by Artisans Wednesday eve b. Included on the program t duet by Miss Mary btaton YQUXAN'T BE FOOLED ' UttruM WADHAM5" Cotf.. teleld ea a Moo. 1 Back GUARANTEE i7; l KhVM afternoon. Mrs. Eric W. Allen read an original story and several nnamc Mrs. N. TV Zane and Mrs. Mary Hilburn Jackson were hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Gordon en- lei luiiicu ..-.. Homesteaders' club at a potluck dinner, followed by bridge, Wed nesday evening. Those winning prizes were Mrs. Roy Wilcox, Mrs. Dale Shuey, r ranK wniieiocK, ana Chris Jensen. PAST MATRONS MEET The Past Matrons club of Blue phantpr n F S.. will enter- lain ih officers nf the chapter at the McKenzie River temple Wed nesday, May 18. It was aeciaeo. av the meeting 01 tne ciud weanesaay evening at the home of Mrs. F. A. Hand. Committees will be an nounced later. Those winning ..t-M- at it, hrMffo nartv which followed the seven-thirty dessert were Mrs. J. M. aionei ana mn. J. C. Watts. Mrs. H. S. Bartow was assistant hostess. FRIDAY MEETINGS Th. r'n-Wnrtrprq' class of the First Baptist church will meet with Mrs. H. C. Travillion, 1513 Pearl, for election of officers Fri day afternoon at two o'clock. The annual reports will also be given. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. J. E. Bninton, Mrs. George Christen iutm Willie TTllinft. Mrs. Ellen Burton, and Mrs. Frank Needham. A box supper will be neia oy the past matrons of Evangeline a.ia. n h r tholr husbands. the past patrons and their wives Friday evening at slx-tniny at ine Masonic temple. Boxes contain ing supper for two are to be fur lished by the women. Unaffili ated past matrons and patrons are nvited. The committee in charge is Mrs. Alma S. Thompson, Mrs. Eugene club, Daughters of the Nile, held its monthly luncheon Wednesday afternoon, with thirty- on the 100 per cent plan which the guests were Mrs Joseph Car,er congress has adopted, Jackson fin- t n of N d,a temDl of Port- ally winning out with Lane ana , land and Mrs charles H. castner, Clatsop receiving honorable men tion and congratulations for their fine work. Lincoln school, Eugene, will re ceive the blue ribbon honor scroll Mrs. Harry M. Rowell, and Mrs, Charles C. Newcastle, members of the Portland group, who gave short talks. The committee for tVin nert tnAotlns tirlll h Mr. R for having the largest number of iE Glass Mra w j Qglesby, Mrs. magazine subscriptions outside of ,Harry L Meyer, and Mrs. I. M. foruana. ivirs. Drun xv. xttj'iui 13 i Peterson chairman. Whiteaker unit, Eugene, with Mrs. E. L. Younger as chairman, will receive the acorn honor scroll, and Washington unit with Mrs. Floyd Colerick as chairman is to get the oak leaf honor scroll. Laurelhurst school unit, Port land, was the largest in the state this year with a membership of 613 members; and Grant high, Portland, the largest among high school associations with 260 members. Many Greet Bishop Dagwell At Reception BOUT one hundred and twenty- iive cauea lor ine rwtrpiiuii given Wednesday evening by the congregation of St. Mary's Episco pal church to honor Rt Rev. Ben jamin D. Dagwell, bishop of the diocese, who was here yesterday from Portland. The reception followed the con firmation services for a class of fourteen at the church, Bishop Dagwell officiating, and members of the class were honored with the visitor at the reception. Mrs. G. E. Lehman, Mrs. E. E. Umphlette, Mrs. DeMott McMorran, and Mrs. George LaBaun were in charge of the reception. Meetinr During Day The Women's Guild of the church held its regular meeting during the day, thirty-eight attending. At the luncheon at noon the monthly birthday party was held, those being presented cakes for their birthdays including Mrs. Her bert Smeed, Mrs. Mark Hathaway, and Mrs. J. Fred Gerot. Bishop Dagwell, Rev. A. J. Mockford, rec tor of St. Paul's church at Oregon City, and Rev. H. R. White, rector of the local church, were Kuests at the luncheon. Mrs. E. E. Umph lette, Mrs. K. D. Hlrons, and Miss Mary Louise Hohn were in charge of the luncheon. For the Guild meeting next week there will be the monthly meeting with the Auxiliary in the afternoon. Golf Day Eighteen played in the women's weekly golf day tournament at the Country club, Wednesday. Honors went to Mrs. Waldo J. Adams, Mrs. Rose Finegan, and Mrs. A. W. Stien. For the day next week, there will be a blind hole tourney. AFTER EASTER Smart Springtime Coats and Suits Four groups of charming spring styles re grouped at truly sensational prices. . . . . Values to - - 29.75 Plain sports, toppers and tweeds. Good choice of colors. Values to - 39.75 Dress coats In navy and black and a few lighter shades. Values to - - 49.75 Tweeds, plain colors, fine dress coats in navy and Values to - - 49.75 !mHPT,ed, tweeds and navy v.d black dress coats. 15.00 19.75 25.00 29.75 ALL SUITS REGROUPED Tailored and Dressmaker Models 15.00 17.95 19.75 Values from 19.75 to 29.75 Dresses - 5 Big Price Groups "95 12.95 15.00 17.95 19.75 HADLEY'S Adah Amspoker, Mrs. R. T. Bur nett, and Mrs. L. O. Meisel. BENEFIT FRIDAY A benefit card party will be held by Lincoln P.-T. A. Friday after noon at the home of Mrs. L. F. Bonson, 733 Olive. A dessert will be held at one-thirty, after which cards will be played. Mrs. W. S. Love and Mrs. Eugene G. Lockard I will be assistant hostesses. ... i OTHER EVENTS LISTED EiEhteen members attended the all-day meeting of the American Legion auxiliary sewing club at the home of Mrs. Noble Bona; Wednesday. The day was spent; working on Memorial Day poppies j and quilting. The next meeting will be held Wednesday, May 4, at two o'clock with Mrs. Sam Bro- ' naugh. j Past Matrons of Willamette Court, Order of the Amaranth, met ! Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. I Edith Thornton. Honors at cards went to Mrs. Oren C. Davis and Mrs. Frank Scobert. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Clark Wheaton in Springfield. FRIDAY ACTIVITIES j A one-fifteen dessert, followed j by a short business meeting and I an afternoon of bridge, will be iheld by Star club of Blue River chapter, O. E .S., Friday at the Mc Kenzie River temple, 850 Four teenth avenue east. The commit tee in charge is Mrs. K. K. Fol i;edalen, Mrs. C. R. Clark, Mrs. S. G. Sellick, Mrs. H. B. Johnson, Mrs. R. E. Comm, and Mrs. Fred W. White. Mrs. Albert Anderson, 1309 Co-; lumbia, will entertain the Ladies' i Aid of Fairmount Presbyterian .church Friday at two-thirty. Degree of Honor will meet Frl ! day at eight o'clock in Moose hall. Mrs. O. H. Bray and Mrs. John i Newman will be in charge. PERSONALS LISTED MOSBY CREEK, April 21. (Special) Kenneth Kennedy took his grandmother, Mrs. A. Witherall to her home in Med. ford recently. Guests Sunday at the Bert Myers home were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kirk and family of Springfield, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Castle and family and Clifford Green of Hebron, Mr. and Mrs. Art Jenkins of Cottage Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Nominations Held By Rebekahs First nomination of officers was held at the meeting of Rebekahs i Wednesday evening. Those named ; were Mrs. Dot Dotson, noble grand; Mrs. C. G. Parker and Mrs. Frank E. Hyland, vice grand; Miss Adeline Volkstorf, recording sec retary: and Mrs. J. F. Inman, treasurer. The second rwmination will be held May 4, and the elec tion, May 18. Mrs. Dewey Mc Alpin, assisted by the degree staff, is in charge of tho entertainment at the next meeting. During the program which followed the lodge meeting, Mrs. Bessie Rankin gave several readings; George Evering ham, Mrs. R. O. Evans and Mrs, Lela S. Perry sang: Miss Evelyn Erickson played a piano solo; and the past nohle grands gave a two act play. Those taking part were Mrs. Robert V. Moser, Mrs. B. B. McKinney, Mrs. William Forrester, Mrs. H. J. Erickson, Mrs. Martha M. Llttlefield, Mrs. H. E. Walk'r, Mrs. Dewey McAlpin, Miss Eva Worden, Mrs. T. M. Cluff, and Mrs, John H. Newman. . were Ervln Fountain of Tillamook, I sons, Loris and Bud Fountain, all Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fountain and I of Wendling. MANY AT SERVICES BLUE RIVER, April 21. (Spe cial) The Easter Sunday school and church services held at the schoolhouse were well attended, many coming from Eugene and vicinity. A large number of the lo cal community were present also. Mr. and Mrs. Verle Ream of Eugene were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Evert Ream and son Freddie Club Meeting About twenty attended the meet ing of the College Crest Neighbor hood club Wednesday nfternoon at) the home of Mrs. Merle Moore, j For the program, Mi's. Moore told of her trip to Mexico. She wore a Spanish costume and had on dls- j play a collection of articles from i the Indians of that country and pictures of various scenes in Mexl- J The next meeting of the club will come the third Wednesday of May with Mrs. Frank Rhodes. There will be election of officers. ON MOSBY CREEK MOSBY CREEK, April 21. (Special) Guests Sunday at the Lee Dugun home were Leo Dtigun of Portland, Fannie, Bernice Pat ten of Cottage Grove, and Mr. and Mrs.Logel Leabow and baby of Cottage Grove. The Sunday school at the Shields school held a program and H. Lake of Thorn- . dinner for Easter. ton Corners, and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Mosby of Roy Myers and family of Delight ; San Francisco visited last week at Valley. 1 the Bob Mosby home. LOWELL NOTES LOWELL, April 21. (Special) The Lowell grange met in the i Lowell high school for Its regu- lar meeting last week. They held i their regular business meeting, ' but nothing definite was decided upon. I The Dexter Baptist church pre- : sented an Easter program for a large crowd at the Lowell Open Bible Standard church. AT DEERIIORN DEERHORN, April 21. (Spe cial) Mr. and Mrs. Burlington I and family who have lived during j the winter on the Wain ranch have i left to make their home near Eu gene. Orville and Dorothy Bur lington have dropped from the roll at school. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fountain en tertained a group of relatives at an Easter dinner Sunday. Included AID HAS BAZAAR LOWELL, April 21. (Special) The Ladies Aid of Unity held a bazaar in Lowell high school gymnasium last week. After the program and other activities of the evening, they sold candy, cof fee, and cake. The proceeds of the evening amounted to nearly $45.00. They Go on Sale Right Now! TWO STOCKS of New Spring COATS and SUITS are Just a little too much for us and so we are offering special groups at new low price levels in order to reduce our Invest ment in these lines. Tailored SUITS Dressmaker SUITS in a wide variety of styles and fabrics -In navy blue, black and hair line stripes, as well as tweeds and novelty woolens. There are sizes for everyone. You will find only the better manufacturers represented in this super-lot of suits that were 19.50 to 21.50 Now One Group of Tailored SUITS All new this spring excel lent styles and values $12.50 to $14.50 P If $10.75 An Exceptional Selection of tS!K .. mSGST- Spring ft Dresses Special Groups SPRING COATS Go On Sale Now CAMELS HAIR ANCORI.AINE SWAN8DOWN and all deep napped wool fabric coals go in these price groups at very worthwhile savings. $14.50 COATS on sale at $16.75 COATS on sale at $19.50 COATS on sale at ., $21.50 to $24.50 COATS go on sale at $11.88 $13.00 $16.75 $19.50 featuring highlights In new designs and styles created of washable bembergs. Per fect for spring wear and long, lazy summer days. Beautiful workmanship and careful detailing are charac teristic of these lovely dresses at a specially fea tured price of $7.95 Spring Coats at $10.00 Remarkable values you will say and they arc Just that. Exceptionally good looking good styles quality fabrics well tailored and well lined. The regular pries of these coats were $1250 to $19.50 but out they go at $10.00 each. 2 Navy Blue Coats, size 50, t o at, each 4 Tweed Coats In slies 38-40 and 42 i only that were $19.50 go at... $4.88 $11.88 Ik BROADWAY uuearLncf apparel dry goods H. GORDON'S Mid -Season Sale Coats - Suits - Dresses Costumes 14 AND 13 LESS -A. MILLINERY SALE Regular 3.95 and 5.00 CGI All Newly Arrivedl on Sale Today, Friday and Saturday Coals & Suits 1' Less Reg. Now $19.75 $13.15 $22.75 $14.70 $25.00 $16.70 $29.75 .....$19.85 $35.00 $23.35 $39.75 $26.50 $45.00 $30.00 $49.75 $33.20 $69.75 $46.50 i. ii i At tfwi Coats & Suits 1 Less Re3. Now $10.95 $ 8.20 $19.75 $14.60 $22.75 $17.05 $25.00 $18.75 $29.75 .....$22.30 $35.00 ... $2(5.25 $39.75 $29.80 Dresses & Cos tumes ly Less Rei. Now $16.95 S12.70 $19.75 - $14.80 $22.75 $17.05 $29.75 $22.30 $35.00 $26.25 $39.75 $29.80 $49.75 $37.30 Use Your Charge Account H. Gordon Co. Almack Bldg. Knai Thee Bldg. 20 AND 30 EAST BROADWAY 10th and Willamette ROMA WINE COMPANY, INC. tODI, CALIFORNIA
