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PageFour THE mCISTZR-OPARP. EUQgyg. OKIGOW Varied Activities, Projects Reported By Grange, Church Group Columbus Day Is Observed at C. G. COTTAGE GROVE, Oct. 13 (Special) Columbus day was ob served at the Junior high school Wednesday altornoon, with Mrs. William Thum, principal, in charge. An Assembly was held at which patriotic music was featur ed and three period plays weie given featuring epochs in the his torical career o( Columbus. The plays were directed by Miss Sweeny and the social science classes. A party was enjoyed by the school following tne program. The two befit football teams play ed with Charles Cooley, Jr., cap tain of one and Richard Thies the other. The Thies team was winner. The girls" played hand ball with Frances Michael and Marian Turner as leaders of the teams. A picnic lunch was served in the play shed. Superintendent Ferrln was guest. One hundred-twenty students are now enrolled in the Junior high. j . INVITED TO DANCE CRESWELL, Octi 13 (Special) Friends of this cbmmunity are invited to attend the; benefit dance at the Walker school gymnasium Saturday evening 1 for Howard Keene, who suffered an attack of infantile paralysis two years ago, and who is In need of braces to assist in walking. Local musicians will play In the orchestra. Tickets are being sold In advance. Mrs. Ella Hofer of Montour, Iowa. Mrs. Flora White of Van couver, Wash, and Mrs. Angie Barnt of Alton, Kan., visited this week at the home of their nephew M. P. Hoover. This is the first time the sisters have been together for many years. ! 4-H Clubs To Be Featured During Meeting Of P.-T. A. DEERHORN, Oct. 13 (Special) Four-H club work will be lea turod at the monthly meeting of the Parent-Teacher association Friday evening at the schoolhouse R. C. Kuehner, county club agent, will be the guest speaker and will present the awards to the club members of this district who have finished their work for the past vear. Delegates to me summer school session at Corvallij will re port on their work there. The so ciety has sponsored two nan scholarships each year to out standing club members. Miss Louise Barnes will be in charge of the program and Mrs. Vale Couch will serve the refreshments. Each family is asked to bring either sandwiches or pumpkin pie and the necessary dishes. The public is Invited to attend. PARTY FOR VISITORS COBURG, Oct. 13 (Special) A party and covered dish dinner was given Tuesday evening ai ine home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rice honoring Mrs. Maude Colglazler, of Indiana, and Mrs. F. M. Rice, of Ralnior. Those present were: Mrs. Maude Co(glazier, Mrs. F. M. Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Whltuker, El Dora Whitaker, Dale Whltakor, Mr. and Mrs. John Gus tafson, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Mad den, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Roach and grandson, Ralph Newman Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Hal Harrington, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Harrington, Kenneth Coburn, Wesley Pierson, of Eugene, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rice. TO ORGANIZE SCOUTS WILLAKENZ1E, Oct. 13 (Spc clal) Boya of the Wlllakenzic school are interested in forming a Boy Scout troop. Aided by their teacher, Mrs. Davis, the boys are endeavoring to find a qualified man to act as scoutmaster. An effort will be made to have the scout executive, H, B. Sallee of Eugene, explain the procedure of conducting a scouting program be fore the Willakenzie Grange with the hope of obtaining sponsorship of that organization in setting up a scout council In the Willakenzie area. USB III. l r. 1IKLL MILK Pure - Safe - Pasteurized Tested and Inspected EUGENE FARMERS' CREAMERY Phone 838 COTTAGE GROVE NEWS COTTAGE GROVE, Oct 13. (Special) Mrs. Madge Mote and Mr. and Mrs. Dean McColloch who have been visiting here from Marshfleld went to Oakrldge re eently to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Klngsley. F. L. Grannls, principal of Cot tage Grove high school, will at tend the principals' convention at Salem Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Grannis will accompany him. Plans are being made by Cot tage Grove high school students for a carnival to be held at the gymnasium October 28. The current problems class of the Cottage Grove high school is giving a special program Friday at the school. FROM COTTAGE GROVE COTTAGE GROVE, Oct. 13 (Special) Mrs. Alice Breedlove surprised recently when a group of Royal Neighbors went to her home for I galloping tea. Bridge was the evening entertainment. Mrs. George Hewitt of Marshfleld was a guest. Mrs. Hewitt and Mrs. Nellie Blackmore drew prizes. Re freshments were served by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie White have left for San Francisco where they plan to reside. ENTERTAIN TEACHERS COTTAGE GROVE, Oct. IS (Special) Cottage Grove school teachers entertained the new teachers with a dinner recently at the home of Mrs. W. W. McFar land. About 50 attended, which Included the teachers, wives of faculty members, and members of the school board and wives. Mrs William Thum, principal of the West Side school, read an original poem. Games followed at which Eugene Dove was In charge. Prizes were won by H. B. Ferrln, Miss Vera Button, Miss Thelma Sweeny and Miss Tidcmanson. Let us clean and make over vour old Hat. Dorothy Duree, Hartley's. BUTTER-KRUST THAT GOOD BREAD BAKED BY WILLIAMS I'LL TAKE OOP! d il ' - jin.miiii.il ..( 5J.twfwkH FfX'1 ... ,Mjr 00 Whol'i yours-whliksy ntlxad or whiskey itrolghtt Mix it for ye' Than mix wlih OOP nhnn for Old Oicsr Pp- rwi). for oop n ,11 utkn-K ( uUi p in any mitd drink. Rsther lake u iiraighif Than OOP ii fur hikey! For it's a tmktn li of nraiaht hiikie, specially se lected to im you a combination of robuit davo -mi mellow tmooihaeaa. So try oop Wrfy-any way you like. You'll like it -II unt! frk l"t OnttUma, lm., Ut.u, A 0wj- Ou 0. mr rjpajr It AND la at tfralfM whlillaa !00 atrl(M hlkll-eO (red '1.00 '1.95 UU PINT ,011 OUAIt ALSO AVAILABLC IN Pttl McKenzte Grange Changes Meetings VIDA, Oct. 13 (Special) On Tuesday evening the McKenzie grange held its first regular meet ing of the month. During the busi ness SMSion it was decided to change the dates for the meetings from the second and fourth Fri days to the second and fourth Tuesdays. Time of meeting was changed from 8 o'clock to 7:30. It was voted to have a Halloween party at the gymnasium on Sat urday evening, October 29. Ap plications for . membership from Mr. and Mrs. Ula Brendel, Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Holeman and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Finnell were read and will be voted upon at the next meeting. Reports were made by Earl Friedly, master; Glenn Woods, overseer; Mrs. West, sec; Mrs. Thomson, lecturer, and Mrs. Cecil Beyerlln for the H. E. club on the various meetings they had attended at the grange conference In Eugene. The lecturer s program was on "Safety First," with each member giving a safety first measure. Attend Conference The Grange held a special meet ing at the Vida gymnasium last weak for the purpose of making plans for the attendance of several members to the Grange confer ence in Eugene Saturday. Those who attended the conference and took degree work were, Mrs. Day ton Thomson, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Friedly, Mrs. Buel Beyerlin and Mrs. John West, sixth degree. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Beyerlin took fifth and sixth degrees. These members all plan to attend the national grange convention In Portland in November and take the seventh degree. Glenn Woods, overseer in the local grange also attended the Eugene conference and was present at the meeting for the agricultural committees of the various granges. Earl Friedly attended the mas ter's meeting, Mrs. Dayton Thom son was present at the conference meeting for lecturers and Mrs. West at the meeting for Secre taries. Mrs. Earl Friedly, Mrs. Cecil Beyerlin and Mrs. Buel Bey erlin attended the Home Econom ics club group meeting. Annual Carnival For Vida School To Be On Friday VIDA, Oct. 13 (Special) On Friday evening, Oct. 14 the an nual carnival sponsored by the school will be held at the gym nasium. Many concessions and attractions have been planned by the various nigh school classes, grade school pupils and the Girls League. All the attractions which proved popular m former years. also several new ones will be fea tured, including many games, bal loon booth, Jitney dance, baby contest, and fish pond as a few. The ladies of the Home econom ics club will be In charge of a hot dog stand. The public is in. vited. School Board Meets The local school board held Its regular meeting on Monday eve ning, at which time it was de cided that the district will supply the furniture needed for a rest room, size 10 by 12 feet to be built in the basement by the girls in the home relations' class. The work and building material will be fur nished by the girls. A notice has been posted re questing the tap dancing class to meet with the school board on use of the gymnasium floor for their practice. ENTERTAINS CLUB . CRESWELL, Oct. 13 (Special) The I Z club met with Mrs. Clara Traxlar In Eugene. The guests were Mrs. K. B. Melton, Mrs. Minnie Riddle, Miss Lois Traxler and Mrs. Sylvester. Mrs. C. L. Ellis presided at the business meeting. The next meeting was planned to be at the home ot Mrs. R. E. Yoder. Refreshments were served from small tables arranged about the rooms. The members present were Mrs. Frank Sly, Mrs. Ethel Treanor, JMrs. Ellis, Mrs. Traxler, Mrs. Cora Olson, Mrs. Ar thur Olson, Mrs. Myron Blackwell, Mrs. N. E. Steele, Mrs. E. A. Schwering, Mrs. Hattie Groshong and Mrs. C. I. Kent. ARROW MESSENGER Ph. 610 GROVE CLUBS MEET COTTAGE GROVE, Oct. 13. (Special) The LaComuj club met this week at the home oi Mrs. Harry Metcalf. A 1:30 dessert was served. Special guests were Mrs. Nelson Durham, Mrs. William Zimmerly, Mrs. Frank Gierau. At bridge Mrs. George Jacobsen held high score. The club will donate $2 to the local health group for the school milk fund. Mrs. W. W. Mc Farland will be hostess at the next meeting. Mrs. Roy Short entertained the M. P. G. club with a 1 o'clock lun cheon at her home this week. The afternoon was spent socially. The group voted to contribute $1 to the local health group milk fund for the schools and II to the Scout Mothers club for the tennis court fund. The club will meet in two weeks with Mrs. Joe Smith. GO TO CORVALLIS COTTAGE GROVE, Oct. 13 (Special) Mrs. C. S. Roberts, Mrs. Robert Savage, Mrs. Joe Smith and Mrs. J. P. Graham at tended a reception at Saint Mary's chapter, Order of Eastern Sta,r, Corvallis Tuesday evening, which was given in honor of Ben Nichols, associate grand patron of the grand chapter of Oregon. About 300 were present. Mrs. Roberts is a member of the fi nance committee of the grand chapter, M. E. Ladies Will Hold Bazaar .TTTNPTION CITY. Oct. 13. (Special) The Methodist Ladies' tininn met on Wednesday after noon for a business meeting. Miss r.nrrfon led the devotionals and Mrs. Pitney gave some of the in teresting poinu ot Dr. Stanley Jones' address at (Jorvams Sun day morning. The treasurer re nnrted si 10.50 sDent in furnish ing the parsonage. Mrs. Ruth Sieg msn wai named on the parsonage committee. Mrs. Pearl Carlson is nn the nlavroom committee. The date for the annual bazaar was set for Thursday. Dec. 1. Bazaar com mittees named were Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Gilmore and Mrs. Micheals; dinner menu and general arrange ments, bazaar articles for sale, pil low cases, Betty Dunn; tea towels, Mrs. Deickhoff; miscellaneous, Mrs. Youne: aprons. Mrs. Halver- son. A number of the ladies will attend the district aid meeting to be held at Oakridge on Wednes rfv Oct 1fl. The next union meet ing will be on Wednesday, Oct. 26 in the social rooms ot the cnurcn. YOU can whip our cream, but you can't beat our milk. Echo Hollow Dairy, rn. zsaa-j-a. Booster Program Is Held By Grange At Ferguson pmrttninN. Oct. 13 (Special) r.nna Tom prnnffe held Booster - o . Night this week. About a were nrawnt After the onenin2 drill a few words of welcome were giv en by the Master Frank Manoney. Th rrts0rm in chare of the lec turer, Neva Wynn, follows: Song, reading, Mr. Earhardt, teacher at Union; piano solo, Oda Schulmer ib. Mp r.rwn. F. F. A. instructor. Junction City, spoke on student activities there. The program in cluded a harmonica solb, Jessie Coons. Mr. Mathews, secretary of Pomona grange, spoke on the Po mona work; Dale Winn spoke on Vam Womp administration works. Games and dancing followed. The Andres orchestra furnished music. IN FLORENCE FLORENCE, Oct. 13 (Special) The Allstar card party . given at the Masonic hall Tuesday night ws a success. A lunch was served. The Tuesday Bridge elub had a no-hostess luncheon Tuesday at the Florence hotel. The next meet ing will be at the home of Mrs. Roy Bowman. The Junior auxiliary meeting is to be at the Legion hall Saturday, Oct. 15 at 1:30 p. m. CHOIR PRACTICES CRESWELL, Oct. 13 (Special) The Presbyterian choir met re cently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Danstrom. Following the usual practice a social time was held honoring the birthday anni versary of Marion and Muriel, twin danohto, Arthur Olson. Refresh4 served to Nieta z SZ? C. Goheen, Eddie Spencer, Naomi MjZ1? Warner, Dale ZWkTOM or, Marion and Murial (? 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