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Newspaper Page TextTHE REGISTER. GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON Page Four. Cities Set Budget Meetings; Socials, Benefits Arranged By GroUT Budget Election Is Planned At Creswell CRESWELL, Oct. 21 (Special) Property owners are reminded of the annual budget election to be held at the schoolhouse Satur day of this week from 2 until 7 p. m. Notices have been posted and will be of interest to patrons of the Creswell Union high school dis trict 12 which includes Creswell, Camas Swale, Upper Swale, Howe, Cloverdale and Bear Creek schools. The amount is $7fi!6. SOCIAL EVENTS COTTAGE GROVE, Oct. 21. (Special) Neighbors of Woodcraft met socially Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. J. P. Graham. Mrs. Horace Hatch and Mrs. Max Plath were assistant hostesses. Twenty were present. At bridge Mrs. Sylvia Widenor, Mrs. George Kcbelbcck and Mrs. Fred Bressler won prizes. Refreshments were served. Halloween season formed the motif for decorations, the rooms being colorful with basket of fall flowers and autumn fol iage. Utopia club met with Mrs. Har ry Metcalf Thursday. A 1:30 des sert was served. Halloween deco rations were attractive. The aft ernoon was spent socially and the group voted to contribute $3 to the school milk fund. Mrs. S. D. Fer rin and Mrs. J. C. Johnson were guests. The club will have their next meeting with Mrs. C. E. Umphrey. IV JUNCTION CITY JUNCTION CITY, Oct. 21. (Special) Edmund Tweedt, Alex Twecdt and Miller Tweetdt, all of Post, visited recently at the John Tweedt home north of town Ed mond and Alex Tweedt are bro thers of John Tweedt and Miller Tweedt Is a nephew. Bob Board, mannger of the Sholl OH plant at Junction City, attend ed a dealer's meeting in Portland this week. Mrs. Minr Watson, of Palisade, Minn., who Is spending some time here looking after business Inter ests and visiting friends and rela tives, has left for Donald, Ore., to visit a niece, Mrs. Harry Thomas. Bill Hilton Jr. is at Woahlnk lake employed on construction work. FOR MRS. VEAC'll LOWELL, Oct. 21. (Special) Mrs. Ralph Steele was honor guest at a recent shower given at the home of Mrs. Harry Vcach. Gifts were received from Mrs. Will Bateman, Mrs. Craig, Mrs. Head, Mrs. Judy Murphy, Mrs. Mose Evans, Mrs. Ben O'Connor, Mrs, Maggie Ray, Mrs. Charlie Malone, Mrs. Frank Crampton, Mrs. John Clifford Mrs. Phil Strombo, Mil. Jack Sheasley, Mrs. Delwln Klntx- ley, Mrs. Floyd Howndy, Mrs. Jula Newman, Mrs. Al Wetlean, Mrs. Clyde Dulley, Misses Violet Ray, Lois Evans and the honor guest, Mrs. Steele. Medicated bath brings quick relief from DRY COUGHS OR IRRITATIONS OUE TO COLDS Throt troubled with cold? Let Vlcks Cough Drop dissolve naturally In your mouth-and enjoy the won derful rrlM that comes as the Irri tated membranes are bathed with soothing medication for 1 1 to 1 5 min ute! Kpy husklness Is eased. . .ten dency to conjoin spaanis checked . . . because Vlcks Couah Drop Is actually medicated. ..medicated with the throat-soothing Inaredlenta of yiclu VKHub, famous lor relieving dlscooilurta of colds. MEDICATED VICKS COUGH DROPS IV. NEW SERVICE To SAN FRANCISCO and All CALIFORNIA points Leave EUGENE 11:55 A. M. This li In addition to present service, leaving EUGENE al 3:30 A. M., 12:34 P. M.. 6:22 P. M 11:20 P. M. (to Med ford only leave Eugene 3:20 P. M.) LOW FARES TO ALL POINTS DEPOT: Hotel Oregon PHONEi 1860 Presbyterian Women Hold Experience Social, Plan Bazaar CRESWELL, Oct. 21 (Special) The annual experience social of the Presbyterian Aid society was held in connection with the regu lar meeting of the society this week at the home of Mrs. L. C. Goheen. The receipts were $15. Mrs. W. B. Gillespie was in charge of the devotions. Mrs. Crawford presid ed at the business meeting. Plans were made for the annual bazaar and chicken supper, Friday, Dec. 2. Mrs. Gillespie was appointed chairman of the supper committee and Mrs. Crawford will serve it second chairman. A social eve ning at the manse for the Chris tian Endeavor members was also planned with Mrs. Goheen, Mrs. Arthur Olson and Mrs. C. C. Mason in charge. A letter of apprecia tion from Mrs. R. E. Dersham for flowers was read. "An Invitation was received from the Sisterhood of the Christian church to attend a social afternoon at their service room Wednesday, Oct. 26. The next meeting will be held at the manse with Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Gil lespie and Mrs. A. W. Schwering as hostesses. Quilting was to be done at the manse Friday. Guests for the afternoon were Mrs. W. E. Quinn, Mrs. L. E. Zlnlker, Mrs. Gerald Roley of Portland and Mrs. Hattie Groshong. Sixteen mem bers were present. MEETINGS LISTED COTTAGE GROVE, Oct. 21. (Special) The Sphynx club was entertained at the home of Virgin ia King this week. Arlene Ander son was assistant hostess. Ethel Ann Newton was initiated Into the order. Plans were made for a dancing party to be held In the near future. Refreshments were served. The Friendship class of the Presbyterian church met for a so cial evening at the church Wed nesday evening. Mrs. A. W. Schof stall and Mrs. James A. Smith were the hostesses. Mrs. George Matthews, president, presided. Announcement was made that there would be election of officers at the next meeting, the third Wednesday in November. IN ELKTON F.LKTON, Oct. 21. (Special) Miss Elleene Clcmo, who is work ing at Cottage Grove, is home for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. S. Anderson and Barbara Adams have returned from Bandon where they have been picking cranberries. Miss Virginia Anderson, who Is attending school at Eugene, spent' the week-end al home. Dr. Hall. Supt. of the Cascade district, will be at the Elkton M E. church Sunday evening for a meet inf. Mr. and Mrs. A. Townsend, of Roseburg, Mrs. Dora McClay, who is working at Broakway, Mrs. Jean Johnson of Scottsburg, and Mrs Lucille I.emley, of Cottage Grove were at the O. Haines home Sun day. CLUB MEETS. ELECTS PLEASANT HILL, Oct. 21. (Special) The Community club met last week with Mrs. Andy Ol son. Those present were Mrs. Hammltt and mother, Aurella Stutz, Clyde Swift, Irene Glustina, Millie McLeod, Althea Parks, Beu lah Carrothers, Mrs. Empey, Leta Wheeler, Mrs. Barnum, Mrs. Tin ker, Myrna Tinker, Mabel Jordan, Ann Parks, Mrs. McPherson, Mel ba Olson, Mrs. Schaffer, Mrs. R. Brown, and the hostess, Mrs. Ol son. Grace Mitchell was a guest. Officers for the coming year were elected as follows: Irene Glustina, president; Anna Olson, vice pres ident; Myrna Tinker, secretary- treasurer. WORK ON QUILT JUNCTION Cm, Oct. 21 (Special) The Friendship club met with Mrs. Don Dunn at her home this week with Lamerne Henderson assistant hostess. The afternoon was spent socially and in sewing on quilt blocks. The t-liih makes a quilt each year for gift to the Children's Farm Home. Members present were Mrs. George Gllmore. Mrs. Olsie Petersen, Mrs. Fred Rafoth. Mrs. W. 11. F.mpey, Mrs. Soren Madsen, Mis. C. T. Petersen. Mrs. Ottn Wilile. and the hostesses. NEXT FRIDAY Bigger & Better Get ready to participate in this big contest game! ASK YOUR GROCER FOR TRIANGLE PRODUCTS TRIANGLE MILLING CO. Portand, OrefM Special Meeting Planned By Grange WALTERVILLE, Oct. 21. (Spe cial) Waltervllle grange, No. 416, met in regular session at the N. O. W. hall recently with 27 visit ors In the hall, 17 members and over 20 candidates. The regular grange session was carried out and a special meeting planned for Nov. 11 to 'be held at the Grange hall. This will be an open meeting. The grange voted on the names of 28 candidates and re ceived several of them into mem bership. Mr. Baker, master of the Jasper grange, and Mr. Friedly master of McKenzie grange, were present and gave short talks. Ross Mathews, Pomona officer of Thurston, was also present and addressed the group. The Initiates were Introduced to the grange and membership and an expres' sion of appreciation was given the Jasper grange for attending and putting on the drill work and con ducting the initiation in the first and second degree for the local grange. Refreshments were served after the business session. Visit ors from the Jasper grange were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Laird, Mr. and Mrs,. Jed Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Lawerenee Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Bert F. Feagels, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Beals, Mr. and Mrs Myron Shelly, Mr. and Mrs. T C. Forcum, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wallace, Rod Baker, Mrs. Emma Hills, Mrs. Arlo Jones, Miss Iris Harvey, Miss Hazel Wheeler, Gale Wallace. Those from McKenzie grange at Vida were Mr. and Mrs. Friedly ond Mr. and Mrs. Woods; and from Thurston, Ross Mathews. New candidates were Ward Rob- son, Frank Robson, Mrs. Eliza beth Robson, Mr. and Mrs. Em mett Rauch, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Conley, Sam Fossum, Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Benson, Mr. and Mrs Robert Benson, Mr. and Mrs. John Sloan, Dorothy Sloan, Mr. and Mrs. Will Knox, Mr. and Mrs John Kickbusch, Mr. and Mrs. Z. Zabnskie, Douglas Zabriskie Other names were voted upon and will be initiated later. These were Mr. and Mrs. Irving Mobley, Sol vig Carlson, Merton Brown, Mr. and Mrs. George Momb. Children present were Kenneth Wheeler, Oreta Wheeler, Doris Wheeler, Clara Wheeler, and Stanley Wheeler. Members were Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Frazee, C. A. Grant, Mr. and Mrs. A. Wilfred Frazee, Mrs. Huston, Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Clement, Ina Clement, Selma Clement, Mrs. Frank Page, L. D, Shrode, Mr. and Mrs. George Wil lian, Laurel Edith Wlllian, N. C. Wiest, Carl Young, Ted Magness, and George Tipton. AT JUNCTION CITY JUNCTION CITY, Oct. 21. (Special) F. C. Stellmacher, dep uty state fire marshal, gave a short talk before a student as sembly last week. He spoke in behalf of fire prevention week and passed out material to help elimi nate fire hazards in the home. "Crazy House" is the name of this year's student body play, to be presented Friday, Nov. 18. The cast has been selected and play practices are now under way. New students in high school are Quentin Barker and Basil Kelso. DINNER GIVEN LONDON, Oct. 21. (Special) A family dinner was given re cently at the Claris Abeene home, honoring the birthdays ot Mrs. Joe Abeene and her twin chil dren, Marcell and Morell. Pres ent were the families of Joe Abtne, Harold Abeene, Claud Abeene, Claris Abeene, Julian Small, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Flesh er and Mr. Jirod. NEWS AT CAMP REEDSPORT, Oct. 21. (Spe cial) Lt. Charles G. Tryor, ad jutant general reserve, has re ported for duty as Junior officer at Camp Reedsport. Lt. Tryor, whose home Is in Gilroy, Cel., is administrator for the California board of equalization, and has taken leave of absence while he is serving the Civilian Conserva tion Corps. MILL DOWN WHILE WALTON, Oct. 21. (Special) The Walton Lumber company mill has been idle a few days be ing unable to log until the new bridge is completed. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carlile and Hollls Carlile hae returned from eastern Oregon, bringing back a big buck deer apiece. IN HOSPITAL RIVER ROAD, Oct. 21. (Spe cial) Mrs. John Kirckpatrick un derwent a major operation at the Stcred Heart hospital Monday. She is reported doing nicely. RF.RFKAWR TO MEET COBURG. Oct. 21 (Special) Diamond Rebekah lodge w ill meet at the home of Mrs. A. B. Johns. Thursday evening. Oct. 20. All members are asked to bring canned fruit or vegetables to do nate to the Odd Fellows Home. LOST YOUR PEP? . . w , nmaiing ntllflT TOf Condition Ou to IU9ih Bo II la .tit. vita Without Risk CiAtf SaMrj cr U d'lbl4. Mura ta Km I w hi . ,,r uuiLn KtLItr FOR ACID t-rffiTi -7 iwrirjsT inn Halloween Party Is Planned By J. C. High School JUNCTION CITY, Oct. 21. (Special) Friday evening, Oct 'is, the high school is giving its first party of the year in the form of a Halloween masquerade. Only high school students are being ad mitted to this affair. There will be a grand march In the early partxif the evening, at which time prizes will be awarded to the per sons wearing the funniest cos tume, the ugliest costume, the prettiest costume, etc. After the grand march, there will be cards and table games, card playing and dancing lor entertainment. Re freshments will be served as a con clusion to the Halloween party. CRESWELL NEWS CRESWELL, Oct 21. (Special) A large number of Creswell peo pie attended the benefit dance at the Walker gymnasium last week The amount of $56 was cleared to go toward the purchase of braces for Howard Keene, who is conva lescing from an attack of infantile paralysis. The Walker dance club plans another social evening No vember 12. The Creswell Exchange store has purchased a piano to be used In connection with their musical programs each Saturday evening. The men of the M. E. church are doing repair work on the building this week. Those re sponding. Wednesday and Thurs day were H. A. Howe, B. A. Land, E. Glenn, Melvin A. Miller, E. F Roberts, George Gwytlier, C. I Kent and the pastor Rev. C. L. Camp. The women served dinner In the annex each day. ine creswell Mill company shipped a car of white fir this week to Milwaukee, Wis. PARTY FOR NEWCOMERS REEDSPORT, Oct. 21. (Spe cial) Mrs. John D. Chambers, wife of the Woahlnk and Reeds port CCC camp surgeon, arrived recently from Spokane and is making her home at Dorchester Village near Florence. Honoring Mrs. Chambers, Mrs. P. 5. Robin son, was hostess to a number of Reedsport and Florence women on Friday, at the new Hotel Ragan In Florence. Those present were: Mesdames Ralph Foster, Earle Butler, Leroy Chenoweth, John Dye, E. J. Corcoran, George Radich, S. A. Peters, Jr., Harry Lyster, L. E. Gibbons, W. G Benson, Hans Kissling, Guy Houghtaling, Hastings, Kyle, Garily, and Ragan. High scores were held by Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Chambers. VIDA EVENTS VIDA. Oct. 21. (Special) Mrs. Alfred Finnell have left for Monroe, Wash., to attend the fun eral of her grandfather who died last week. Ward Zimmerman, who Is a freshman at Oregon Stote college, spent the weekend at his home here. Mr. Zimmerman is taking a course in forestry. Starting next week Mrs. Milo Thomson will give piano lessons at the gymnasium each Friday after noon. Her pupils are Gordon Montgomery, Twila and Corriene Hall and Stanley Finn. Glenn Woods and his son, Mar , arc doing some remodeling work in Eugene. CU B FORMED DEXTER, Oct. 21. (Special) A Townsend club has been or ganized at Dexter. Mr. Parish of Eugene was the speaker at the meeting with delegates present from bpnngfield and Glenwood. Lunch was served to 37. The next meeting will be on Thurs day, November 3. Everyone in terested is welcome. COLLISION REPORTED LONDON, Oct. 21. (Special) A car driven by W. L. Town send and a truck loaded with saw logs driven by Frank Miller col lided in the Thorn bridge Thurs day. No one was injured ser-1 iously. The Townsend car was badly damaged. Damage to the truck was slight. BULKING HOl'SE WALTERVILLE. Oct. 21. (Special) The small house being built on the Oscar Millican house is nearing completion. Wir ing will be done soon according to workmen. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Voice will occupy the house. The house in which Mr. and Mrs. Vorce have been living sola recently to Mr. Henneback. M UIN f Am.NC,lACOtN, kINU t O. Officers Elected By Students JUNCTION CITY, Oct. 21. (Special) The grade school has completed its student body organ ization with the election of Mari lyn Hentze as president; Verlin Cotton, vice president; Nancy Jean Jensen, secretary-treasurer. The editor of their newspaper, "The Jay-See Echoes," is Bill Siegman; assistant editor, Forrest Ledmcfcy sports, Joe Hill and June Rogers; printers, Phyllis Bodtker and Don Gribskov: artists, Arden Bruce and Louie Feldschan; advertising, Ed Gerald Rasmussen and Shir ley Moore; circulation manager, Wilmar Larsen. ENTERTAIN AID CRESWELL,- Oct. 21. (Special) Mrs. F. W. Oeram. Mrs. A, Overton, Mrs. E. L. Kirk and Mrs. Lee Land were hostesses at the regular meeting of the general aid sorietv this week at the.churcn annex. The birthday members and guests were seated at a table dec orated with Halloween mows ana favors in keeping with the occa sion were at each plate. Those honored were Mrs. B. A. Land Mrs. Russell Tendick, Mrs. Minnie Smith, Mrs. H. L. Stott and Mrs. C. I. Kent. Refreshments were served. Twenty members were present. The guests were Mrs. Al bert Lytle, Ruby Overton and Mrs. Tendick. The time was spent in sewing on bazaar articles ana in quilting. An invitation was re ceived from the Sisterhood of the Christian church to be their guests at a social afternoon at the ser vice room of their church Wed nesday afternoon, October 26. So liciting was done for the annual chicken pie supper, November 18. MEET AT CORVALLIS COBURG, Oct. 21. (Special) The Willing Workers club was entertained by Mrs. Ben Snyder at her home near Corvallis this week at an all-day meeting. A covered dish luncheon was served to Mrs. John Gustafson, Mrs. Glen Gustafron and two children, Frances Faye and Glenda, Mrs. Frank Rice and granddaughter, Delores, Coburn, Mrs. Arthur Roach, Mrs. Chester Taylor, Mrs. Charles Vogel, Mrs. John Hurd and son, Bobby, Mrs. Harold Hurd and son Donald, Mrs. Hal Harrington, Mrs. Schell, Mrs. Kraft. Cramer Snyder and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Snyder and two daughters, Beverly and Suzanne. A contest was held in which Mrs. Harold Hin d was the winner. During the afternoon, the group visited the Corvallis Children s Farm Home. Announcement con cerning the next club meeting will be made later. LOGGING CREW OFF VIDA, Oct. 21. (Special) The logging crew, working for the El iot Lumber company, was laid off Tuesday afternoon due to a heavy wind storm. Work on the Elliot road has been discontinued for a few days. IN WALTON WALTON, Oct. 21. (Special) The next meeting of the Willing Workers will be at Mrs. Jack Pip ers' home. County workers are putting in a new bridge up the Chickahominy creek. All) MKF.TS LOWER SPENCER CREEK, Oct. 21. (Special) Lutheran la dies' aid was entertained Wednes day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Hans Svarverud with five mem bers present and a number of vis' itors. Mrs. Huff of Astoria was a special guest. FROM NORKENZIE NORKENZIK. Oct. 21 (Spe cial) Hobart Stout is in Coos and Curry counties this week repre senting R. M. Wade & Co. of Portland. He will return home, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Nauning and family have moved into their new home on ,he eolmlv farm road NAMED TO OFFICE FLORENCE. Oct. 21. (Special) At the grade school election Wednesday night Bill Wilcox was elected as director to fill Mrs. Dia mond Morns' unexpired term. RETVRNS FROM MEETING REEDSPORT, Oct. 21. (Spe cial) Frank Norris. president of tiie Reedsport chamber of com merce, has returned from a two- day meeting of the Oregon Coast Highway association at Marshfield. tK-K t00-J: i 6AN MjTHM Wlttl Thurston Aid To Sponsor Silver Tea On October 28 THURSTON, Oct. 21. (Spe cial) The Thurston ladies aid society will hold its silver tea for the month of October at the home of Mrs. J. B. Endicoit. This group holds a silver tea the last Friday in the month. This one to be October 28. Ladies of the vicinity are in vited to attend the silver teas as well as the regular meetings of the aid society. FOR MRS. McKENZIE WILLAKENZIE, Oct. 21 (Spe cial) Mrs. Jim McKenzie was honor guest at a stork shower sponsored by the ladies of the Willakenzie grange and given at the home of Mrs. Walter Hum phreys this week. The afternoon was pleasantly spent piecing quilt blocks for the honored guest. Re freshments were served after which Mrs. McKenzie opened her gifts. Those attending were Mrs. C. S. Calef, Mrs. Hobart Stout, Mrs. George Saunders, Mrs. Frank Harlow, Mrs. Roy Corum, Miss Evelyn Walls, Mrs. Carl Ruther ford, Mrs. Lewis Clark, Mrs. Pal mer Walls,. Mrs. J. S. Walls, Mrs. Cecil Griggs, Miss Ella Marie Ba ker, Mrs. James Baker, Mrs. Noble Bond and the guest of honor, Mrs. Jim' McKenzie. RALLY DAY HELD THURSTON, Oct. 21. (Spe cial) The Thurston church held its rally a services recently. A basked dinner was served after the morning services. More than 100 were present for the day's activities at the church. This group is planning for a social to be held the latter part of Oc tober to benefit the week-day Bible school treasury. The Week Day Bible school classes are be ing held again this winter at the Thurston grade school. IN LYNX HOLLOW LYNX HOLLOW, Oct. 21. (Special) A benefit dance was given recently at the Walker audi torium in honor of Howard Keene with a large attendance. The or chestra consisting of Mrs. Kirk, Melvin Kerr, Mr. Kirk, Dave Haile; and Mr. Wilson furnished the music. Mrs. Oscar Jackson managed the supper committee, assisted by members from the other neighborhood. Joseph Eppenbaugh is a new subscriber on the Lynx Hollow telephone line His number is 31-F-12. AT FLORENCE FLORENCE, Oct. 21. (Special) Those attending Willamette Council at Eugene Wednesday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Or- ville Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Severy, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mc- Guire, Tillit C. Torgerson, How ard Ross and Eleanor Brynd. Covers were laid for 21 at the Florence hotel Wednesday noon for a lunch with Mrs. George C. Basford and Mrs. M. E. Hunt host esses. Bridge followed and first prize went to Mrs. Roy Bowman and second prize to Mrs. Ira Ross man. ' There will be a turkey shoot at Houghtaling's Resort Sunday, Oct. 23, sponsored by Guy Hough taling and Scott Hastings. FLORENCE NOTES FLORENCE. Oct. 21. (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Lee Calder and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilcox were guests at Sea Lion Caves for a venison feed. Willis Mahoney will speak at Florence Saturday following a luncheon at the Ragan hotel at 12 noon. The speaking will take place in the downtown district. Mr. and Mrs. George Plaep are the parents of a 6 pound, 7 ounce baby boy. Better MAKE. A NOTE TZswitei & AS Whiskey unui w THEY cxi "LE AT THAT NATIONAL'S WHISKEY "fkuKuyotVleHdi" TOU OUIOI TO Copyright 1938 National Distillers Products Corp., N 1 ork City-90 Prool4(r0 American straight whiskey, 60y0 American grain neutral spirits. Monthly Meeting Is Held By Church COBURG, Oct. 21. (Special) The monthly church night gather ing of the Methodist Episcopal church was held in the social room of the church this week. A covered dish dinner was served to approximately 40 persons. A de votional service was led by Dr. J. D. McCormick. Plans were made for the November church meeting, which will be held on Wednes day evening, Nov. 16. A commit tee including Mrs. Arthur Barrett Mrs. George Neat, Mrs. John Mountain and Mrs. J. A. Roork was appointed to take care of the social hour for the gathering. COBl'RG CLUB MEETS COBURG, Oct. 21. (Special) The Neighborly Neighbors club met at the home of Mrs. Will James, this week. The after noon was spent in sewing for the hostess. Those present were: Mrs. Harry Dunbar, Mrs. J. S. Green, Mrs. Leon Funke; Mrs. Will Smith, Mrs Lawrence Clark, Miss Juanita Clark, Mrs. T. Q. Green, Mrs. Walter Pitts, Mrs. Guy Knox, Mrs. Alfred Funke, Mrs. A. J. Reynolds and son, Jerry, Mrs. Chester Clark and granddaughter, Shirloy Hill, Mrs. Johnny Dayton and daughter Darlene, Mrs. Harrid Funke and son Rowsy, Mrs. Clyde Sidwell, Mrs. Marion Smith and daughter, Geraldine and tho hostess, Mrs. Will James. Mrs. J. S. Green was the recipient of several gifts in honor of her birthday anni versary. The next meeting of the club will be at the home of Mrs. Leon Funke on Tuesday, November 1. LOWER. SPENCER CREEK LOWER SPENCER CREEK, Oct. 21. (Special Mrs. Thor son and Mrs. Rudland tf Valley City, North Dakota were recent visitors at the home of their aunt, Mrs. Anna BJerke. They were accompanied from Portland by Mrs. Bjerke's fiaughter, Mrs. My ron Hanson. Mrs. Malvin Hansen of Cali fornia visited at the homes of her brother-in-law, Martin and Edwin Hansen recently. Mrs. Andrew Erickson Is spending a few days this week at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Don Harrington at Coburg. . ev I OOOD UQUOKS Enterprise Club Is Entertained By Mrs. Feulner ENTERPRise7ocT, c.al)-The LacwX.M afternoon tu1??1"' 'edNj with games and visS. ments were served to i Mrs Charles JotaJ3 . .... "right uJ1! oorenson, Mrs. Will w J John Harris, MnpTJ Mrs. Floyd Lord xf'N er. Mrs. Rill 4C?' .BW Ej hostess, Mrs. Feulner 1 meeting will be Nov i.I1? J trank Wright. "tM MOVES OFFirT" JUNCTION CITY rw (&pecial)Dr. C .A Sm,1! moved to his new offing. 1 on Sixth avenue k.. N and Ivy streets. Dr SoT Junction Citv 13 0,'' ! been oractirino j..., same location i . 4 VOIT . ten wmp ourcrtimJ you can't beat our miTj HoUow Dairy. Ph. 2935-J-ll t-. ..rr- . : . i i-cv u ciean and msks I Old Hat. Dornth. ' KtfU EVERY DM RYE and " j BOURBON VtmOM.Mtw I nil Hi Mi IOO GRAIN &REWED Sold by the Best Dispensers Distributed By Slocum Distributing Co. EUGENE, OREGON Rose City Brewing Co.. Portland, Ore. WPI I - . IC.I ICT . IM UVf "V "tK STEP ... "tr THAT AT THIS NEW SCAS 6RATE5T I WWCiex iai i i