Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1938)
fTXYNEWS NOTES - Thurso" - c0nven- h,a': 'fh'risUan church. Weekly chamber ,2 noon-wee If burn hotel. Lncne'" - Jn -essions 0f f '7 convention, p Of Uanm.bUcn i'JU r Lunty neting' Meet Frida'. ft P EUf,eder he direction of SL will meet each Ma" . Thirteenth avenue r.HP m. and 7 p. m. The ha VV:J interested in 7 P- ch as rugs, leath- l ""'i;:... fi.nvers. basketry, worK, rnll either h:' "n night meet- to"1 neonle of all r'M I the instruction is free, ton ana U Deer"-. inferred aejiicc ,. "... two canaiadi" - - the first ", I, rvUu-ell. Robert M. Hall . Bnttp lodee. feting oi pni" ,elve members of the Creswell accompameu 'tors at the meeting were John Powers and his son, Gilbert roer. Wyoming. The annual Ligation night of the loage hi be held next Tuesday. Willamette for- Liin in Field h r Rruckart supervisor, ana rtoy buivh oc tant, who leu luesuay u.i .. uection tour oi me m Oaknage rangei returned here Thursday and it not known how long their in the woods might extend. Iickart, who was only recently minted to his present position, familiarizing himself with the itory which he is to supervise. Arrive Friday liugh H. Earle, state insurance fcimissioner and fire marshal, is to be the main speaker ai chamber of commerce lunch in the Osburn hotel Friday Ion, was expected to arrive here Iday morning. Tieing his talk hh fire prevention week in Eu lie, Mr. Earle will discuss lnsur fce rates here with special ref knee to the recent report of the Itional fire underwriters. 13, 1938. THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, "OREGON Page Three. WHAT'S DOING T" scions evening Armory. dress the Elementary Teachers' as sociation at its meeting at the Cafe Del Ftey Saturday at noon. The Lynn family of Noti will furnish music. Roads Bladed All roads in the vicinity of Junction City are being bladed regularly since the showers of rain have begun, according to H. A. Rust, county road supervisor, who was in Eugene from Junc tion City Thursday, conferring with the county court. guilty to a charge of driving! and Miss Ankeny at 212 Pearl wnue drunk, was fined $100 and given a suspended jail sentence of 30 days when he appeared in police-court Thursday. To Hold Card Party A benefit card party, sponsored street. A delegate and alternate to the state convention will be elected. Goat Breeders to Meet West Central, Oregon Dairy Ooat Breeders' association will by Bethel P.-T. A will be held! hold its regular meeting Tuesday Friday night at 8 o'clock at the evening, Oct. 18, at Skinner Butte home of '. Mrs. M. E. Lusk on ' club house. All those interested in Roosevelt boulevard. The money milk goats are welcome. win go into the F.-T. A. funds. Everyone is invited. Chlorate Orders Numerous Orders for 8500 pounds of sod ium chlorate for eradication of Canadian thistles on farms of Lane county have been received at the office of County Agent Fletcher and indications point to orders for more than the allot ment for this county. From California Mrs. O. B. Gaston, the former Thelma Kimberling, has arrived in Eugene for a short visit with her mother, Mrs. J. M. Kimber ling, and other relatives. She is accompanied by her two daugh ters, Janet and Sarah. Ige at the To Meet Monday The Cottage Grove W. C. T. U. is to meet next Monday instead of Friday of this week, the meeting to be at 2 p. m. in the Cottage Grove Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs. Clark Reynolds and Mrs. C. N. Land are to be hostesses. " (turn From Trip Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wendt kve returned to their home after three weeks' trip to Pendleton, iise, Idaho, Nampa, Idaho, and w Pine Creek, Oregon. They kt Mrs. Wendt's sister and lother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. L. Young of Nampa, in Portland, h their return home, they vis- d at New Pine Creek, where ky had conducted the postoffice f 30 years. Arrested for Burglary " State and county officers Wed nesday arrested John Quint at Westfir on a warrant issued at Hood River, charging him with burglary. He had been employed in the sawmill at Westfir for the past three months. To Appoint Committers Appointment of chamber of com merce committees for the coming year will be made at the board of directors' meeting called by Pres ident A. T. Oberg for 7:30 p. m. Thursday in the chamber offices. Man Is Fined Royal Simpson, who pleaded Ml At Convention Rev. and Mrs. R. Bogstad have as gupsts this week Mrs. C. A. Entrokin. Mrs. C. P. Niswonger, Mrs. Carl Johnson, and Mrs. J. H. Kleinfeldt, who are delegates to the W, C. T. U. convention from Bend. Sunday morning at 11 o'clock at the Brownsville Baptist church. His topic will be "The Home of the Redeemed Soul." From Roseburg Mrs. Eva Thornton of Roseburg is visiting friends in Eugene for a few days. Here From Pleasant Hill John Hammitt was down from his farm in the Pleasant community Thursday. Neale; Helen from G. B. Knight; Ida from Perry Keeler; Virginia from O. I. Slack; Lucille Vernice from Joseph William Norman; Helen from James W. Drewetie; Earla from William Strahan; Hel en from Charles E. Huffman. To Sponsor Sal f I, T Vnninonve nrff.ini7a- I mmh , snonsorine a ', Physicians At Florence n.mma Satnrriav. all dav. ' Dl'S. E. L. Gardner and at 610 Willamette street. POLICE COURT R. E. Hatton, 38, transient, in toxication. 2i days suspended. Frank Thurston, 44. intoxicated Hill and causing a disturbance, 12 Vi days suspended. H. E. Those i Scolls of the county health unit having donations for the sale are asked to call Mrs. Fred Jost. Clubi To Meet Townsend club No. 11 has post poned its meeting, which was set , Visiting in Roseburg Euscneans In Albany Lloyd B. Smith and C. V. Carter of Eugene were business visitors in Albany Wednesday. for Friday, in order that mem bers may attend the meeting at the armory. ; Townsend Club To Meet Townsend club No. 6 will meet Friday at 8 p. m. with Mrs. Mrs. Eric Enckson of Eugene is visiting her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Owen, in Roseburg. To Give Sermon Rev. D. E. Bnkcr will speak were at Florence Thursday. Lumberman Here Walter A. Woodard, lumber man of Cottage Grove, was in in tugene on business Thursday. Carnival Date Set The River Road school is to hold its carnival on October 28 at the schoolhouse. Records DIVORCE DECREES Harriet T. from George M. TRAFFIC FIXES Irvin Mann, parked on wrong side of street. SI. 1. S. Barton, parked on wrong side of street, si. Paul H. Cushing, parked on wrong side of street, $1. w. (J. Monenstein, ciouDie parK- ?. SI. Ward Gardner, double parking, $1. D. W. Thompson, four in driv er's seat, $1, BUILDING TERM1TS Eugene Sand and Gravel com pany, permit to Duuci garage, iu Hich. sinn. M. Howard, permit to rebuild garage, 1090 Twelfth avenue west, $25. E. Rubenstcin, permit to make repairs, 73 fcienth $30. S. u. uecten. permit to rerooi building. 2055 Fourteenth avenue east, S20. Earl McMutt, permit to make re pairs, 801 Pearl, $216. bianciara uu company, permu to make addition, First and Blair, $270. avenue west, Mrs. Chester Fults, 1025 Ander son, Marsmteld, a girl. CIRCUIT COURT Inez E. Brown against Charles E. Hunt and P. J. Bartle, suit filed to collect on note. Case of Guy Mock and J. A. Russell against William Har greaves and Fred Lindsay dis missed, having been settled. Mark Skinner, state superin tendent of banks against Edwin and Annie S. Bushnell, suit to collect on note. PROBATE COURT J. Irvin Bohart appointed ad ministrator of estate of Willard H. Bohart, deceased. W. F. Kel sey, W. A. Bohart and Robert Tate appointed appraisers. BIRTHS FULTS At the Sacred Heart general hospital, Wedncsdny, BAAKE At the Sacred Heart general hospital, Wednesday, October 12, 1938, to Mr. and Mrs. Morris Baake, 774 First ave nue west, a boy. MARRIAGE LICENSE Myrton Verle Clyde and Cleo Lindeland, both of San Diego, CaL ON MOSBY CREEK MOSBY CREEK, Oct. 13 (Spe cial) Mrs. Hazel Morris and Mrs. Berta McGuire went to Eugene Monday as delegates to attend an extension meeting, held there by Miss Lone. The delegates repre sented the Mosby Creek unit. Mr. and Mrs. North Overton and baby of Prineville visited over the week-end at the Fred Overton home. They are planning on going to Idaho to settle. October 12, 1938, to Mr. and ' Hotel Illdjr. WILL parties, who witnessed auto accident at 22nd and Ajrate, Sept. 30, please jrot In touch with Oregon Motor Association, Eugene kturn From Boise Mr. and Mrs. Ellis R. Parker id daughters, Mrs. Fred Burton Mrs. Kthpl flnnHtnHp hnvp hurned to Eugene from a week's kit in Boise, Idaho. They went 1 ler by way of Burns and came : ick by way of the Oregon Trail ' Id Columbia hiehwav. Mr. krker reports all roads in excel kit condition. kndsaker to Speak ' J. Handsaker, state field rep entative of the national council f the Prevention of War, will ad- YUU'Kt MISSING SOMETHING if you haven't tried BLENDED WHISKEY 01) Proof. H grain neutral splrlti. Oldetyme Distillers, Inc., N. Y. C. w I I jp. rim . B9ita. H J V I , ' ' V II JT fOlLOVI THE to CALIFORNIA The "Suing" is South! Treasure Island, on San Francisco Bay, Is now receiving visitors, giving them a preview of 1939' gat World's Fair. A trip to San Francisco, Del Monte, Santa Barbara, los Angeles, or any other place in the sun that fits your fancy, involves i minimum of travel time and expense hen you go via Southern Pacific. VTe provjde iow cost ra; and Pullman fires, bttRJin dining car meals, lOr and 15r Tray Food Service, and the "I'll, most comfortable way to "Follow the Sun" to California. This time, try a Southern Pacific train! Coach Tourltt SUitdtrd Roundtrfp Roundlrlp fioundtrip Ipivi berth) (plus berth) SAN FRANCISCO $22.50 DEL MONTE ..... 25.30 SANTA BARBARA 34.10 LOS ANGELES 34.10 $25.30 28.30 38.35 38.35 $28.15 32.10 43.20 45.55 to lire, itio IO r,m iprngf, Phoenl. Tucion, the Diwrt leior-U end fiuait Renches of Arlzom ind New Mexico. Southern Pacific C. J. Crittenden, ticket agent 'ds Lets Go witfrBOTH BARRELS an in a Gigantic ptftl SAf N - - t Maui'c vour ' fhanee far undreameifi- Savings on 2 new Fall necessities! fioth go back to regular price after Saturday s Of';- 'A i r. w1.ias1 BreciK.ng 3Vi 4 yard All new Fall Colors . I enen length 11 km S 1 V- -riUW m am : MSr7L. Nove f I l-ASS, length Sensational Special Pu , Best Selling New Fall Fabr.es. Values that Hit a New H.gh! PebMetone lay on and Cotton IPrimtei These Fine Fabriesl Safin Back Rayons! . Rayon Faille Crepes! Plain Rayo" Challis . Printed Rayon Challis! ... i.., Pnvensl Corded wove., y . petaldown Rayon Crepes! ty Rough Rayons I r . lv new fabrics I Luxurious In "T Richl color! just figure ut texture! K'cn tn dress or yourself the. savtng on 1 BlacK, Dro" - aritf tor UCBv - inches. m Dresses II ed Washable. JWo .BuHon-Fronf Shirf Dresses! .Brand New Dark Ground Pnnfsl Nl'eely Tailored! c5oon--. The styles are the reason theSe To round schoolgirl collars IT 1 1 Ut. with good hems. hitsl 12-44. 1059 WILLAMETTE TELEPHONE 3220 Fbone 2200
