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Programs, Entertainments Planned In Suburban Areas
Many
THE RXCISTER-GTTARD, " ETTGENE, OREGON
Holiday
Loren Hunt Elected
Orange Master
rOTT gTgROVE. Nov 21
C0l.,C-The following officers
.'d&d at Dorena grange last
"! for the ensuing term: Loren
". Jter' Lee Smith, juvenile
HunL Avsnelle Wicks, assistant;
Hi00,' washer, overseer; Rober
""' ,h lecturer; Eldon Steele,
WJ liwU Dodge, assistant:
"""tissue chaplain: Mildred
An f's.er: Ethel Hunt, sec-
v Shearer, gatekeeper;
iur J. feres: Betty William.
'nnThelma Wicks. Flora;
."XZZ..i la
p-holke. lady assisiam
I"11" j..fcoliv committee
...ward, e x e L " ini,.
nth r
H E D. Brown, John
M!!J 1cian. Maude Gierau.
B'dvThnnl will be organized
A"'?M.t-", with Henry Wil
lie M leader. It was an
t,mS that a basketball team has
"mized It was voted to
Seda" charity drive
f tte holidays. Lee Smith
d n-.rred chairman of the com
'a Refreshments were served
ufhn attended the national
Ih. meeting Portland were
h&rSlr Luther Be,-
MEET FOR QUILTING
CLOVEKDALE- Nov. 21.-(Spe-d,lMrs.
L. J- Quigley was host-
recently to the Cloverdale
flies' club, for all-day quilting.
.uck dinner was served a
oon Birthday guests honored at
Z noon hour were Mrs. Daisy
toueTV Alvin Vedder, Mrs.
frank Elliot, and Mrs. Ethel Wil
kins In the afternoon a business
meeiing was held and committee
reports given. Others present were
STftmei Pauline Tendick Mrs.
iirlu Mrs. Scott, Celia Scott, Mrs.
Bartel Mrs. Wooten, Mrs. Fish
wood, Mi's. Petty, Mrs. Widener,
Mrs Benton, EWa Roberts, Betty
Bartel Esther Roberts and Mrs.
Quigley, hostess. The club will
meet again on Thursday, Dec. 1,
with'Celia Scott as hostess, at the
ball. - '
H. E. CLl'B MEETS
FRANKLIN, Nov. 21. (Special)
The H. E. club of Franklin
grange met recently at the hall
for all-day meeting. Work for the
day was cutting and piecing quilt
blocks. Those present were. Mr.
and Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Hill, Mr.
and Mrs. Kirk. Mr. and Mrs. Bry
ant, Mr. and Mrs. I. M. Johnson,
Mrs. Roberta Johnson, Mr. Baker,
Mr. and Mrs. Akarson, Mr. and
Mrs. Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Ros
coe Allen. Mrs. Jasper Allen, Mrs.
Hubert Cheshire, Mr. and Mrs. L.
L. Cheshire. Claire Cheshire, Mrs.
Stinglev, Mrs. Doak.
John Allen, with several pickers,
was dressing turkeys last week.
PLAY PINOCHLE
BELLFOUNTA1N, Nov.. 21.
(Special) The members of the
Pinochle club entertained their
husbands with a luncheon and
evening of pinochle recently at
the home nf Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Larkin. Mrs. Floyd Malcom and
Neil Hawley received high scores
with Mrs. C. R. Irvin and Elwood
Lee receiving low. Members pres
ent were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Le-
Vaugh. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Irvin,
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Malcom. Mr.
and Mrs. Avery Larkin, Mr. and
Mrs. Elwood Lee. Mr. and Mrs.
Jay V. Mill and the host and host
ess, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Larkin.
CARVATION CLUB MEETS
COTTAGE GROVE. Nov. 21.
(Special) Mrs. Wendell Cochran
and Mrs. Furl Ballew assisted Mrs.
Richard Bushell in entertaining
the Carnation club last week at
the Bushell home. A 7:30 des
sert was served. Guests were Mrs.
Sam Vealch, Mrs. Phillip Bukow
ski. Mrs. George Crosby, Mrs. Tom
Minor, Mrs. Cheeshoro. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Sam Veatch,
Mn. Walter Dunford, Miss Jean
Kose. Names were drawn for the
annual Christmas party. A no
bostess d;rr,er will be served at
the heme of Mrs. W. W. McFar
land, December 16.
MOVE RESIDENCE
LORAN'E. Nov. 21 (Special)
the Frank Rulon family is mov
ing to the house recently vacated
the Albert Guggisburg family
wno moved to Siletz.
. -" itf si
H SCHUMACHER hu good
"n lo be all smile aa he
"l"rte. in a Memphis hospital,
"laose body- was re-
Ration, similar to that perform-
his teammate, Carl Hohhell.
. o permit the New
kmJi '',3.nu' ar right-hander to
without p,tn next spring,
mi J5'.? i'ler and Wea Fer
" lh 1 ankees are olh- ma lor
ar
PiKhers who have had arm
tr to nu nave naa arm
ble corrected since the close
" teasm,
k j i
0
AS 15,000 horrified mldget-auto-rare fans watched, the ear driven by Fred Friday lit reeeni race In Los Anieles iaok fire whea a gas
line broke and turned him Into the flaming human cornel pictured above. His face wreathed In fire, as seen In the photo, Friday atlaekltr
raised his hand to warn off the other drivers, then steered late the infield, came to a step, unfastened his safety belt and leaped eat his
clothes ahlase. He was taken ttf a hospital.- suffering from severe burns. At right, another ear la seen swerving to avoid Frlday'a machine.
Husbands Entertained
By Women's Club
At Ahadore
ALVADORE, Nov. tfl. (Spe
cial) The first social event of the
season took place at the com
munity hall recently, when the
ladies of the Thursday club enter
tained their husbands at a chicken
dinner. Later in the evening a
short program consisting of songs
and skits was given. Those attend
ing were: Mr. and Mrs. H, H.
Drew, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Adkins.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Hill, Mf. and
Mrs. F. C. Goodman, Mr. and Mrs.
E. P. Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Jacobsen, Mr. and Mrs. K. Kruk,
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. McClure, Mr.
and Mrs. F. C. Sanborn, and Mrs.
Cooper," a sister df Mrs.- Sanborn
from Helena, Mont.; Mr. and Mrs.
O. A. Drew, Mr. and Mrs. C. R.
Perry, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. King,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Bailey, Mr. and
Mrs. E. P. Saunders, Mr. and Mrs.
X. -Lemmen, -Mrs. A. H. Haley,
Mrs. A. Stofiel, Mrs. B. Webster,
alstt Mrs. C. A. Hall rtd Mrs-. K.
Hacker of Eugene, former mem
bers of the club. Miss Doris
Haley, Miss Iris Webster and Miss
Luella May. Hansen. assisted iri
serving. . -
TURKEYS RELEASED
- COTTAGE GROVE, Nov. 21.
Special) Saturday was turkey
day in Cottage Grove and was a
success from, all standpoints as
evidenced from the large crowd
on Main street. The Boost Cot
tage Grove committee of the
chamber of commerce released a
number 6f live turkeys from the
roof of the -Irish Swart store
which became the property of the
persons who caught them. Mayor
Morelock released the birds. Six
turkeys with hundreds of reaching
hands who. were intent on pluck
ing their Thanksgiving dinner out
of the air, was an interesting
spectacle to onlookers. By the
time the birds were captured they
Were minds a gotfd rnahy feathers.
Among the lucky ones were Ray
Vincent, Mr. Tarr, Walter Fox,
Mr. Purcell The hirrls .were re'
leased at intervals from 2:30 to
4:30.
FROM COTTAGE GROVE
COTTAGE GROVE, Nov. 21.
(Special) J. H. Chambers,
George Jarobsen, Clint Occum-
paugh and Lorraine Oceumpaugh
attended a ShrinerS meeting -t
Grant Pass recently. Lorraine
Oceumpaugh was initiated.
Mrs. William Reeves,- who has
been at the Helena mine, has left
for Stockton, Calif., where Mr.
Reeves is employed.
Mr. and Mrs. John White re
turned home the last of the week
from a trip to points in California
Mrs. Roy Short and Mrs. C. C,
Cruson visited recently in Port
land.
Mrs. Dr. Harold Axley has taken
her small daughter Helen to Port
land for medical treatment. Mrs
Schofield Stewart accompanied
them.
WORK OV QUILT
COTTAGE GROVE, Nov. 21.
(SneciaD The Neighborly Neigh
)ors of Mt. View met recently at
the home of Mrs. Henry SnaueT,
The group spent the time piecing
i quilt blocks for the hostess. The
next meeting will be with Mrs.
William Wells In Cottage Grove.
There will be a Pollyanna gift ex
change. A food and needlework
!sale was held Saturday at the
Irish Swartz grocery store.
FROM RIVER ROAD -
RIVER ROAD. Nov. 21. (Spe
cial) Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Duer
and three young sons have moved
from Lancaster to Sunnyside
Drive. Robert is in the first
grade.
Mrs. E. E. Green spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. G. A.
Harnden on River Road.
Roitnol OintaWBt e.
I i i T ed o er 40 7 er
fur the soothing nWl
cttri touch tbal tll
norenm nd hutnu heal
ing. CleanM tkin Ant with
BT Ira rw
dkrvrna UeJT
V
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at
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Junior Class Play
Is Successful -
CRESWELL. NOV. 21. (So-
cial) The receipts oi the junior
three-act comedy, "Where's
Grandma," presented at the W.
O. W. hall Friday evening -were
$40. A most appreciative audience
greeted the players and responded
with hearty applause. Mr. and
Mrs. Myron. Jilackwell and the
play director. Miss Jernstedt,
served refreshments to the cast at
the Blackwell home following the
entertainment. -
Bethel Community
Club Has Meeting
BETHEL. NOV. 21. (Special)
Bethel Community " club Met
Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Ross Oakes. Members aeci
ded to put the quilt in the fffirha
at the home Of Mrs. Andrew ste
venson and Hold art all flay
meeting at her home ' on De
cember 2. .
The next regular meeting will
be a Christmas party at the
home of Mrs. . Robert Surf oilghs
December 16. There will be an
exchinie (if eiftS.
Present wer: Mrs. A. M. An
derson, Mr. J. E. HenflficTtson,
Mrs. Robert ' Burroughs." Mfs.
Leona Dove. MrS. Kingsley, Mrs.
Jessie Taylor. Mfs. Robert pawe,
Mis. Kathenne uawe, Mrs.. jane
Weber, Mrs.' Wilms "Cellars, Mrs.
Wilbur Bfu'ckmSn, Mrs-. Gbrdan
Mead and her mother from
Marshfield, Mrs. George Clemens,
Mrs. John Barnes, Mrs. A. C.
Spencer, . Mrs. Stevenson, Snd
Mrs. RoSS Oaks.
IN BELLFOUNTAIN "
BELLFOUNTAIN, Nov. 21.
Miss Frances Lemon underwent
an operation at the Corvallis gen
erai hospital recently snd is re
ported to be recovering nicely.
MisS Lemon makes her home with
her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
T. It. Reader, and attends Monroe
high school.
Mrs. Etta ScHrader and son,
Ralph Schrader, of Spokane, Wn.,
have arrived for a fortnight's visit
with Mrs. Schrader's brother-in-law
and sister. Mr. and Mrs. W.
L. Starr, at their home one half
mile east of Bellfountain.
Mrs. Ralph Malcom and sons.
Robert Lynn, Lawrence Gene and
Billy, have returned home from a
week's visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Jensen, of Salem.
REPORT ON DINNER
BELLFOUNTAIN. Nov. 21.
(Special) The Bellfountain La
dies' Aid held a brief business
meeUng recently in conjunction
with the Quilting club. The meet
ing was conducted by the presi
dent. Mrs. Maude Lamb. It was
reported that approximately tlOO
was taken in at the dinner given
last week at the school gymna
sium. It was estimated that about
$75 was cleared, which will be
used for a new carpet for the
rostrum and the general upkeep
of the church. Mrs. F. A. Nua-
baum. Mrs. H. F. Irvin and Mrs
Garth Riekard. were appointed to
elect and purchase the carpet.
About 20 ladies were present at
the meeting-.
MEET FOR QUILTING
SAGINAW, Nov. 21. (Special)
The mothers of the Walker
high school students met at the
high school one day last week
to quilt on the Ulris league
quilt. Those attending were, Mrs.
Hohmann, Mrs. Mary smttn. Mrs.
Rov Fisher. Mrs. Smith. Mrs.
Mary Ltndsay. Mrs. Snider. Mrs
Rudolph Hansen, Mrs. Dunlevy,
Mrs. Treadwell, Mrs. Monre. Mrs.
W. L. Perry, Mrs. Gladys Wright,
Mrs. F. England. Mrs. Jordan,
Mrs. Inez Monteith, Mrs. Johnny
Stalder, Mrs. Ada Wright, Mrs. I
J. Korstjens, Mrs. Halverson and I
Mrs. Ruby Benston. Refresh
ments were served by members
of the Girls League. j
Great SuccttsI Doctor's j
Formula for Itching of j
ECZEMA
Fin sMrfi'atiVirla of powerfully soothing 1
7no Ointment bring wonderful relief. '
Then Itaiuperb medication (ZiaeOiMa, I
fubnitrateol Binmuth, Boraeie Acid plus
FEVEKAL. OTHBR very special Intre
tllenuri starts right in to help Nature
promote PAST healing. Grateful uaeri
write in from coaat to eoaat praiainc th
feompt reaiiha they get. Clean, odorm,
fn-eolored fimwljr wrmderful for eo. ;
semi symptoms, surfaee pimpled, rinc-
awm and similar ska) antattona. Inex i
pensive. One trial coBriaceat At all lead'
sag 4nt awraa, ... . j
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P.-T. A. Has Program
Busmesf Meeting
At Reedsport
RERDSPORT, Nov. 21. (Spe
cial) The Parent-Teachers' Asso
ciation met recently In the high
school gymnasium," and due to the
absence of E. A. Brittain, county
4-H cliib leader who was to speak
the program was given by mem
bers of the student body. The
program was as follows: three
numbers by the girls' gleo club;
a violin solo by Velda Kelson; tap
dance. Thyllis Parks, with Rebecca
Butler as accompanist for each
number. A talk on books by Mrs.
Lulu Gorrell and a display of book
jackets of new books in the school
library concluded the program,
after which the business, meeting
was held with the vico-president
Mrs. Berg Borrevlk, presiding. In
the absence of the president, Mrs
Ivan Gay, Announcement was
made of the study eluh leaders'
meeting td be held in Eugene on
November SB and Mrs. J. V. Bald-
ridge and Mrs. Earl Foster, study
club leaders. Were authorized to
attend. Mrs. Sherman Smiley,
organization librarian, r e e 0 m
mended thnt the National Parent
Teathers magazine be subscribed
to and placed on the P.-T. A. shelf
in the public library. The same
was ordered done.
Mrs. Stanley Cochfan, cafeteria
chairman, reported that at end of
fourth week of Operation, all bills
Had been paid add a profit of $9.48
was on hand for the purchase of
lunch Uckets for under-privileged
children. The next meeting of the
organization will be held on De
cember 16.
IN NORKENZIE
NORKENZIE, Nov. ai. (Spe
cial) The Norkenzie Home Arts
club met with Mrs. C. S. Calef
last week for Its regular meet
ing. Mrs. W. E. Ryan assisted
Mrs. Calef as hostess. A dinner
was served. The next meeting
will be held with Mrs. L. T,
Wiseman on Dec. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Humphrey
are at present on a trip to Calif
ornia where they are visiting
relatives and friends.
IN DELIGHT VALLEY
DELIGHT VALLEY, Nov. 21.
(Special) Mrs. Dave Hite and
children have spent the past
week at the home of Mrs. Hlte's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hen Jack
son, near Walker. Mrs. Hite is
convalescing from a recent illness
C. F. Volgamnre and sons, Gene
and Millard of Vancouver, Wn.,
visited recently at the Lawrence
Brown home. Gene is home on
his first furlough, having en
tered the navy at San Francisco
in August.
Mrs. Gwendolyn Halght and
daughter, Elsie, of Clatskanin
were recent visitors at the C, H.
Haight home.
AT HAYDEN BRIDGE
HAYDEN BRIDGE, Nov. 21
(Special) Mrs. Fred Kingsley
attended a shower at Thurston
recently, given for Mrs. L. Long
a former resident In the com
munity. The Hayden Bridge Study club
will meet with Mrs. Ellen Lam
mers TueSdSy afternoon, Dec. 6
at-1:30 O'clock.
THANKSGIVING CARDS
VALLEY PRINTING 7
DAGGETT A RAMsnFLL,
" Tl'flRY, and ELMO
. COSMETICS
KUYKENDALL DRUG CO.
87 Willamette Bi.. Eugene
Why
Suffer
Any
IinfJpr?
wmm or h f as raai me em
Obtmaa remedies. Ajnatlftf
Rl'Ctfcgg for 1000 Tears In
CHINA. Ho aaatter with what
ailment yon are Afn.lCTEn
dmrders, stntMitu, heart, loaf,
llrer, kidney, atotnach, ra eoo-
aUpatton, uloera, dlabetla, rhau
mstlim. gafl and bladder, fever,
kin, femaia complaints
Charlie Chan
Chinese Rerb Co.
B. font, t years
praettc In China,
ntrlea Slaara Oelf
W4. aa S.n.. I U
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wn.i.aarrrTE. - si
gem, oaa.
Thanksgiving Supper
Planned By Grange
FRANKLIN, Nov. 21. - (Spe
cial) 'All Franklin grange mem
bers and families are urged to
bring their covered dish Thanks
giving supper at 7 o'clock next
Wednesday evening.
Aid Red Cross;
WESTF1R, Nov. 21 (Special)
Westflr floy and Olrl- Scouts
will take part rrr trier-annual -Red
Cross roll call, the drive to bagln
here next Tuesday, Nov. 22. The
boys and Kills will compete in a
contest for Red Cross membership
here,- . .; ..- ... . . .
DBF.RIfORN NUTCS '
DEEHHOHN, Nov, 21. (Spe
eial) The new truck and equip
ment of the Thlenrt! ranch -will
mnkcrits" first trip up the river
Tuesday. Nov. 22, esrvylng meat,
fruit, vegetables and groceries.
The Insurance company has re
placed the truck, which was
wrecked several weeks ago, dur
ing wnicn . nine a picH-up nas
been used for the regular run.
The scA-ica will Continue as be
fare.
EUgene Cadwallader, Rennie
Koozer and Dibit Haa-r returned
recently from eastern Oregon
where they hunted for elk. Non
of the, party was successful- in
shooting any game. The bllszard
which swept the section they were
in caused them considerable gTlef
and car pushing.
BIRTHDAY EVENT
DEERHOUN, Nov. 31-fSpo
cial) Rennie Koozer was honored
Friday on his birthday anniver
sary when a group of neighbors
were, invited to, spend th evening
at ,his home, Mrs. Koozer, who
planned the affair, as a surprise.
served refreshments at the close
of the evening, which was spent
Irt Visiting and music by Ward
Koozer and Lester Wheeler.
Guests Included Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Hart and Norma Hart,
Cedar Flat: Mr. rind Mrs. Hal
Jennings, Wnlfcrvllle; Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Wearin, Lester
Wheeler, Ward Koozer, John
Koozer and the host and hostess.
WORK ON CANAL
DEERHORN, Now, ' 21. (Spe
cial) A crew of men under the
direction of Dick Hart, construc
tion foreman, began leveling off
the banks of the power canal at
the Intake near Uie headgates this
week. A caterpillar Is used to
mriVe the piles nf gravel to hollow
spots left since the ditch was
widened and deepened several
years ago.
ARTISTIC PICTimE FRAMING
LUDFORD'S PAINT HHOP
BUTTER-KRUST
THAT GOOD BREAD
BAKED BY WILLIAMS
Men's Suits
, or Overcoats
, AND . .'".'..
Ladies' Plain
; Garments ; .'
CLEANED
.. .AND
PRESSED
EAST SIDE
CLEANERS
PHONE 416
7Bz
Pound Party Given
By Students
At Lowe
LOWELL. Nov. 21. (Special)
Tha Pound party given recently
by students of the high school In
tha high school gymnasium was a
success. About 'JHO pounds of food
stuffs representing that many
people and to oe used for hot
lunches, were taken in. Tha has
kelball gama between Thurston
high and Lowell high, resulted in
victory for Lowell. The evening
then was spent In playing games
and music. Refreshments were
served.
LEONA ITEMS
LEONA. Nov. 21. (Special)
John' Booher has rented the ranch
known" as the "Carter Place" of
John Schneider, and Is moving his
family from Fitch Creek this week.
Roecoa VanCleva is doing the
dreying.
Charles Dourgen of Riddle ar
rived one day last week to take
charge of the Aiken place, belter
known as the Bridges place, Mr.
and Mrs. Simmons having returned
to Riddle last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Clark of Wash-
ougal. Wash., who have been visit
ing their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Traylor
and family of Marshfield. stopped
in Leona to visit with friends both
on their trip down and on their
return trip.
CLUB ENTERTAINED
LORANE. Nov. 21 (Special)
The Ugo lgo club met at the
home of Mrs. Ella Schneider last
week. The meeting was opened by
a song follcrwed by roll call. Mrs.
Lorang resigned from Sunshine
committee, Mrs. Foster was ap
pointed In her place. It was voted
to make tea towels for the P.-T. A.
Towels are to bo taken to the
next .meeting. U was sugeested
members make friendship uuills.
The next meeting will be Dec. 2
with Mrs, hthel Lynch, roll call
to be answered with "I saw." TI10
Chrisunna party was planned for
Dec, 16 nt the home nf Mrs. Eva
Hayes. A program will be given
and gifts exchanged: A recipe was
given by Mrs. Ashley. Recipe next
time w!)l be given by Mrs. Elina
Davis. A letter was written by
members tn Mrs. Madge Addison
who has been a patient in the
Kugene hospital for some time,
Refreshments were served to Mrs,
Candis Foster, Mrs. Marion King
Mrsj Mabel - lining. Mrs. Eva
Hayes, . Mrs. Elva Asnley, Mary
Ashley, Mrs. Edith Dunn, Mrs,
Elma Davis, Mrs. McAtee, Ruth
Tullpck, Mis. Ella Scneitler.
GIVE DINNER
YONCALLA, Nov. 21. (Sue
cial) Mr, and Mrs, Cliorlcs Ap-
plegate entertained the following
at a dinner recently! Mr. and Mrs,
Bert SUck,'Mr. and Mrs. Clnrence
Stock and ton,, and Mr and Mrs.
Pope of- Wcstflr; and' Mr. and Mrs,
John Kruse, Mr, and Mil. Fred
Kruss and two children, and Mr.
and Mrs, Percy Applegnte and
two Children,
ARROW MESSENGER rh. 810
YOUR DOLLAR'S
WORTH ALWAYS I
ARMY & NAVY
STORE
Tit Willamette 8t.
WfJMl "NEIGHBORS
I krm f GOT ME TO TRY
ay a I I I
XTy ifi I RED LION, AND fMM
A 111 I mil.. lis ii JszmCAJ,
iiaaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisM
That's what many of th '1000 motorists whfl
made million mile test are telling their neighbors
Ranrflfly 1000 iVi-finding nvtoruU (trove ihcir own tun..Mf, orrun, oU irwl new
tmn .t.rn of ill nukr.... in an rjk million mil Mwhifh inrlnfoA (vmntry
MrtA traffic rlmioft undir all rotvHiiAnt Th nilr nivp v rr 4 ird 18.1 miW per
ptlVefl. A Ve nuyrxxy rr)mirrl l,ion i)m at iniifltnt (titft. Ct4vin oo
jfn iviglilyrrf eperlrK...aee Red Utm bt ftmt owa etralvtc
tKOHSANDS Of MOTORISTS, TOO, FIH0 U0M HlAO MOfOt OIL IS TOPS
IUNI IN
Auxiliary Will Give
Christmas Parly
REEDSPORT, Now. 21. (Spe
cial) At the A. F. of L. union
auxiliary meeting held last week
in the American Legion hall, plans
were made for a joint Christmas
party to be given by Local 2624.
A. F. of L union and Ha auxiliary.
Funds for the party will be raised
at a dance to be given Friday
evening. November 1 tor all
union and auxiliary members and
their friends.
Following the business meeting
a roll-call program was given and
prizes awarded Mrs. Roy Taylor
and Mrs. Merle Wnrren for the
best stunts. Lunch was served by
Mrs. Fred Huppi, Mrs. Fred Sol
lars. Mrs. A. A. SL Onge and Mrs.
Merle Warren.
AT DEERUORN
DEERHORN, Nov. 21 (Special)
The birthday anniversary of
Robert Benson was observed with
a dinner pasty in his honor at his
home last week. Guests for the
evening included Mr. and Mrs.
John Sloon, Mr. and Mrs. Ro
man Beck, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Ben
son, Dorothy Sloan, Douglas Beck,
LaVerne Beck, Tommy Benson,
Dim Benson, and the host and hos
tess, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Benson.
H. H. Dawson of Portland was
In Deerhorn recently In the Inter
est of a government survey for
sanitation ill rural district.
A "life buoy" club was organiz
ed rnnong the children of the first
four grades this week to promote
Interest In health problems and
clesmmess. Each youngster re
ceived a chart and has a report to
make at the end of the project.
Mrs.' Blanche Christonson has
been a guest during the past week
at the home of her sister, Mrs,
Peter Johnson. Mrs. Christonson
plans to, visit her niece. Mis. L. C
King, In Portland before return
ing to her home tn Fowlor, Color
ado. '
DRAIN NEWS
DRAIN, Nov. 21. (Special)
The regular meeting of the Town-
send club will be held Monday
evening at 7:30 in the Civic club
room.
Dr. Devo.ro reports the birth of
a nine and one-half pound son
to Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Barrlck
November 14. They are formerly
01 Oklahoma.
Willard Christopher of Eagle
Grove, Iowa, is visiting at the
Harry Cool home.
Ronnie Krcwson burned both
hts hands severely when he fell
Into the stove recently.
FROM MOHAWK
MOHAWK, Nov. 21. (Special)
Mi', and Mrs. Walter Smith
htlve left Tor Willets, California,
whore they will spend ten days
visiting their daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Gilmore of
Jefferson were recent dinner
gursts nt tho Paul Robley home.
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Executive Committee
Of Civic Club
Plans Year's Work
CRESWELL, Nov. 21. (Spe
cial) Mrs. J. R. Miller, president- '
elect of the Civic club, entertained
the newly elected executive board
of tha club at a 1 o'clock luncheon
at her home recently. Her guests
were Mrs. George Wilhelm, Mr3.
Myron Blackwell, Mrs. R E.
Yoder, Mrs. E. A. Schwering, and
Mrs.. Matt Aldropp. Committees
were chosen for the new year and
other arrangements for the new
year book. The new officers will
be installed at the December meet
ing.
LORANE NEWS
LORANE. Nov. 21 (Special)
The Girt Scouts held a potluck
supper and meeting nt the home
of the captain Mrs. Vcrna Mnuney
recently. The evening was spent
playing games. Those present
were Ruth and Anna Rowlette,
Winnie and Fern Lohrey, Verna
Powell, Helen Dunn and Elaine
Rulon.
Ruby Davis entertained a group
of friends at her home recently.
Those present were Ira Winnie
and Forn Lohrey. Alton Balfour,
Helen and Elnora Dunn and Bon
nie Keep.
Mrs. T. B. Mitchell has been
visiting her son Jim and wife nt
Wolf Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Davis were
recent visitors with his mother
Mrs. Catherine Davis.
Mrs. Robert Thurston and son
Dick of Mcdford arc visiting her
parents Mr. and Mis. E. E. Keep.
dexter News
DEXTER. Nov. 21 (SneclaU
Tho 48 club meets on Tuesday,
November 22, at the home of Mrs.
Rum Tarkcr. All members and
those Interested are asked to come
as the final plans for the bazaar
to bo held on Dee. 2 will be made.'
Dexter Baptist church has been
invited to Join the Trent Christian
church at a politick dinner and
Thanksgiving service on Sun.,
Nov. 20. The Bible study class met
recently with Mia. Neuman.
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