THE REOISER-StJ'AfcD.' EUGENE,' OREOOM
Page Seven.
Many School Programs To Be Given Friday; Mills Down For Holidays
21, 1938
lions Club, Legion
To Give Party
nlNCTION CITY, Dec. 21.
JU. m. T inns rlllh and
..I-ian The Ldons
vrr."t No,
oost No. 61 are planning a
W. inr ore-school children, to be
trO' Ior r ... ih children at the
ETmunity Choral Group Christ
C!S?ata at the union high audi
Hm on Thursday evening, Dec.
?Th MRh hool and grade
LJ children will receive their
Smas candies at the school as
S and parents are asked to
fmpany their children to this
Btertainment.
ASNUAL BANQUET GIVEN
Y0NCA1XA, Dec. 21 (Special)
The turkey pickers from the
Chosso picking plant gave their
Snuil turkey banquet at the I. O.
O f hall recently. The banquet
iu furnished by the employes of
J,, Northwest picking plant at
Yoncalla. Following the banquet
L evening was spent in dancing
a visiting. Those present were,
n Reta Peart and , daughter
u,ry Belle Peart, Mr. and Mrs. R.
, yan Wormer and son, Mr. and
vhj, Walter Eccleston, Miss Marie
Janis, Mrs. Mary Grubbe, Mr. and
His Clifford Hanan, Mr. and Mrs.
torn Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. L. K.
mns, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lee, Lyle
ud Esther Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Al
ton Noel, Joe and Jason Jackson,
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Augst, Mr. and
(In, W. J. Hickman, Mrs. Marie
Buehler, Mrs. Cyril Lecluyse, Miss
jlary Lecluyse, Leroy Cox, Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Curtright, Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Vian and daughter
Mary, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Loyd
am) two children, Miss Elizabeth
Cellars, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Thiele
and three children, Golda Joslyn,
Ma Minnie Main and son Mack,
Arnold Kast, Lawrence Welding,
Wilford Vian, Mr. and Mrs. Wil
bur Briner, Miss Eloyce Hand, Miss
Owindolyn Wheeler, Byron Tur
pin. Pete Schosso, Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Hand. Pierre Traylio, Miss
Wanda McHugill, Miss Bertha
Sutherlin, Mrs. Eva Geider, Roy
and Zean McNabb, Fred Taylor,
Miss Joy Roberts, Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Applegate, Mr. and Mrs.
Nathan Kirtley, Mr. and Mrs. Al
fred Waters, Mr. and Mrs. George
Cooley and two children, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Wallace, Mr. and Mrs.
A G. Vest and two sons, and Mrs.
Luthur Daugherty. The picking
plant gives employment to more
than 30 persons during the months
f November and December. Yon
calla vicinity raises as many
turkeys as any other section in
Oregon.
IRVING GRANGE MEETS
IRVING, Dec. 21 (Special)
The Irving grange met last week
it the hall with all newly installed
efficers in the chairs. The new
lecturer, Mrs. Lyle Lee, presented
ker program consisting of a three
tt play and songs by the Lone
Pine school under the direction of
heir teacher, Lyle Lee. The meet
Ill was called to order by the
luster, Marion Kelso. Reports
re given by the different com
aittees. Under new business, com
Bittes for the coming year were
tni by the Master. Chairmen are:
H. E. club, Mrs. Clara Flanagan;
JFiculture, Fred E. Chambers;
legislative, Bert Ward; relief, Mrs.
Clirj Maxwell; membership, Mrs.
Rebecca Gibson; finance, Marvin
Kelso; drill committee, Mr. and
Mn. Frank Gent; executive com
nittet, Bart Flanagan. It was
Wed unanimously to let the Irv
J grade school use the grange
"11 for its Christmas program.
Mr grange closed candy and
PPcorn was served by the ladies.
960 EID DISCOUER
11017 TO PAY LESS FOH TJHISKEY !
Oil of 1,000 Mm 960 Found Old Quaker Now 3 Years
OU-Rich, Mild and Deliriously Smooth Yet this Famous
Whiskey Setts at a Rock-Bottom Pricel
Write down the names of men
whom you make present of
"iikeyl Add the number of
bottles you buy for your own
hospitality! Now knock off a
Mlir for each quart and total
tmr sarin gil Here's why we make
itatement:
sJtlllm mm flaror as good ai
rj"- claimed an Atlantic City
""Oat, liter sampling Old Quaker.
straight ouich whiskey
Abo Aoailabtt
NOV -3 YEARS OLD
',. , Register-Guard photo, Wiltshire engraving
PULSE third grade children from the Whitoaker school have dressed dolls which will be given to the
Children's Farm Home at Corvallis for Christmas. Each child received a doll and a pattern which
were taken home. The mothers helped dress the dolls, and the children named them. Tillie Dorffler is th
teacher of the grade.
Christmas Program Is
Set For Friday
At Thurston ,
THURSTON, Dec. 21. (Special)
The Thurston grade school is
presenting its Christmas program
at the schoolhouse Thursday eve
ning, Dec. 22. The public is invited
to the exercises.
The program at the Thurston
church will be held Friday evening.
The Young people are preparing
the program for this night. Musical
numbers and readings will be main
features of the evening. The Thurs
ton high school is also having a
program and party for the pupils.
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ARRANGES PROGRAM
DEERHORN, Dec. 21 (Special)
At a meeting called by Mrs. R.
T. Kooier, president of the Deer
horn P.-T. A., recently, the pro
grams for the coming year were
arranged. Plans were made to have
motion pictures at least once; a pot
luck supper in January, inviting
Leaburg society on the last Friday
of the month; a supper sale in
March to raise funds for activities
of the society; and the monthly
program committees were ten
tatively arranged. Those who at
tended the committee meeting were
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Currant, Mrs.
Osmer Stacy, Mrs. Everett Wearin,
Lester Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Rennie Kooz
er and Ward Koozer, at whose
home the affair was held.
PROGRAM FRIDAY
UPPER SPENCER CREEK, Dec.
21 (Special) The Spencer Creek
school will have its Christmas pro
gram and party Friday afternoon,
Dec. 23.
Harold Clouse has returned
home after spending two weeks
in California with Ed Thurston
selling Christmas trees.
STUDY CLUB MEETS
BAILEY HILL, Dec. 21 (Spe
cial) The Bailey Hill Study club
was scheduled to meet last week
with Mrs. Kenneth Nielson; but
due to illness in the home, the
meeting place was changed to the
home of Mrs. Carl Pfeiffer. The at
tendance was so small that those
present spent the afternoon visit
ing. The next meeting will be on
January 11 with Mrs. Harold Car
penter. We went to 1,000 men, asked
them to try Old Quaker now 3
yean old and give us their
opinion. We laid, "Smell it! Taste
it! Swallow a drink of it! Then
tell us what you honestly think!'
None of these men knew the
name, age or price of the whiskey
he waa sampling yet 960 out of
the 1,000 praised the rich flavor,
the mild and mellow smoothness
of Old Quaker. This confirms our
belief that 3-year Old Quaker
ricalt many more expemiet brandt.
This Means Much To You
The evidence of 960 out of 1,000
men certainly warrants your mak
ing the same simple trial of Old
Quaker. If you agree with their
Judgment about the excellence of
Old Quaker, you can probably
cut your bilU for whitkey a Urd
without cutting corners on quality !
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Westfir Mill to Be
Closed for Holiday
WESTFIR, Dec. 21. (Special)
The mill will close down Friday
evening to resume operations next
Tuesday, Dec. 27. Work in the
woods is to reopen Wednesday,
Dec. 28 following the few days
shutdown.
QUILTING DONE
BELLFOUNTAIN, Dec. 21
(Special) The Quilting club met
recently at the school gymnasium
for the weekly session and spent
the day quilting for Mrs. Ernest
Smith and tied a wool quilt for
Mrs. C. R. Irvin. A potluck lunch
eon was served at the noon hour
by Miss Florence Smith and Miss
Myrth Lamb. The ladies decided to
dispense with the next week's
meeting because of the many
Christmas activities, and plans to
meet again on Thursday Decem
ber 29, when it is hoped the men
may also meet for their annual
wood cutting for the church. The
ladies will quilt for Mrs. Bruce
McKeehan at the next meeting.
Ladies present included Mrs. J. J.
Lamb, Mrs. Bruce McKeehan and
son Paul, Mrs. C. R. Irvin, Mrs.
Ernest Smith, Mrs. H. C. Holter,
Mrs. J. V. Bain, Mrs. Howard
Buckingham, Mrs. F. A. Nusbaum,
Miss Edith Larkin, Miss Myrth
Lamb and Miss Florence Smith.
Dinner guests of the club were
Mrs. Leta M. Davis, the Misses
Pauline Buckingham and Maxine
Smith, and Thaine Roberts.
PIANO RECITAL REPORTED
VENETA, Dec. 21 (Special) A
recital was given at the Karl Gard
ner home when Miss Lois Gard
ner presented seven of her piano
pupils from the Central commun
ity. Those playing were: Marjorie
Halderson, Lenore Halderson,
Jacque Swanson, Wilma Samuel,
Wayne Samuel, Unice Petzold, and
Merrie Petzold. A group of about
35 relatives and friends gathered
for the evening's entertainment.
Refreshments were served.
ELECTRICITY IN
LOWER CAMP CREEK, Dec. 21
(Special) Electricity was con
nected up at the school and at the
Lawrence Crabtree home recently.
"That's wonderful whiskey!" Uwhtt
a Philadelphia Tailor said after trying
8-year Old Quaker.
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Leaburg School's
Program Planned
For Friday Evening .
LEABURG, Dec. 21 (Special)
The Leaburg grade school is pre
paring a Christmas program to be
presented at the school house on
Friday evening December 23 at
7:30 o'clock. The community is in
vited to be present. Santa Claus
is expected to be in attendance.
Mill Is Repaired
CUSHMAN, Dec. 21. (Special)
The mill here is undergoing re
pairs which they hope will be fin
ished and ready for steady work
by Jan. 1.
CRESWELL ITEMS
CRESWELL, Dec. 21 (Special)
C. H. Goheen, father of L. C.
Goheen and Mrs. W. O. Barnett
has arrived from Russell, N. D., to
spend the winter here. Mr. Goheen
has visited Creswell a number of
times and has many friends who
greet his return.
The committee in charge of the
Mothers club benefit dance at the
school gymnasium Saturday even.
ing reports the receipt of $17 to be
used for the hot lunch project in
the schools. Music was supplied by
local and guest talent. Those from
out of town who assisted were Mrs
Ethel Kirk of Springfield, Dave
Hite of Walker and Elbert Wlnl-
mer of Goshen. Refreshments were
served as compliments of the club.
VANDALS DAMAGE TREES
CRESWELL, Dec. 21. (Spe.
cial) Vandals did damage to the
Christmas setting of trees along
both sides of the street downtown
Monday evening. J. E. Smith, lo
cal transfer man, brought in a load
of fir trees one day last week and
set them out in the parking to add
to the holiday spirit of town, r.ot
daunted by the depredations he
reset the trees Tuesday morning in
hopes that they may remain long
enough to serve the purpose' for
which they were placed.
PLAN SPECIAL SERVICE
CRESWELL, Dec. 21. (Special)
A candlelight service will be
held Thursday evening at the' reg
ular meeting of Creswell grange
in connection with the Christmas
program and each member is re
quested to bring a candle.
MASONS TO INSTALL
COTTAGE GROVE, Dec. 21..
(Special) The Masonic lodge No.
51, will have their Installation of
officers Wednesday evening joint
ly with the Royal Arch Masons,
PARTY GIVEN
MARCOLA, Dec. 21 (Special)
Sew and So club held its meeting
and Christmas party at the home
of Mrs. Alice Page last week.
Those present were Mrs. Gladys
Hatton, Mrs. Anna Wald, Mi's. Ed
na Dolmyer, Mrs. Clara Johnson,
Mrs. Vivian Mabe, Mrs. Ada Mar
tin, Mrs. Laura Eastham and Mrs
Page the hostess. The next meeting
will be at the home of Mrs. Anna
Wald with a covered dish dinner
and the club will do quilting for
the hostess.
Mrs. Jack Welch of San Fran
cisco spent the week end at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hill
She was on her way to Seattle,
Wash., to visit relatives. .
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COTTAGE GROVE, Dec. 21.
(Special) Cottage Grove chap
ter No. 4, O. E. S. will have their
installation Friday evening at Ma
sonic templet. William Thum, re
tiring worthy patron, will be In
stalling officer. Mrs. Maxine Ward
will be installing chaplain; Mrs.
William Thum, installing musi
cian. Mrs. Gladys Hall is retiring
worthy matron. The following of
ficers will be installed: Mrs. Ina
Godard, worthy matron; Knaffle
Haynes, worthy patron; Miss Eu
nice VanDenburg, associate ma
tron; Vern Williams, associate pa
tron; Mrs. Velma Harrel, secre
tary; Mrs. Hansine Jacobsen,
treasurer; Mrs. Mary Workman,
conductress; Mrs. Echo Galdibino,
associate conductress: chaplain,
Mrs. Foster; marshal, Mrs. Lorena
Haynes; organist, Mrs. Nettie
Gawley; Adah, Miss Elta Hohman;
Ruth, Mrs. Vern Williams; Esther,
Miss Helen Olson; Martha, Mrs.
Maxine Ward; Electa, Mrs. Nellie
Peterson; warden, Mrs. Barbara
Hill; sentinel, Louie Caldwell.
PROGRAM THURSDAY
MOHAWK, Dec. 21 (Special)
The following Christmas program
will be given at the Yarnell church
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock by
the Yarnell Sunday school and
Stafford school: Opening address,
Blane Anderson; play, "The Shep
herd who came late," Jay Stafford,
Gladys Myers, Veryl Bidwell and
a group of angels, shepherds and
wisemen; songs, trio, Phyllis
Moore, Jay Stafford and Lester
Anderson; recitation, Bobby Ncale,
Patty Neale, Dale ' Spous, Lois
Myers, Rudolph Johnson; drill,
"Signs of Christmas," Ann Karns,
Ronald Spores, Billie Spores, Wil
ma McGinnis and Glen Stafford;
duet, Mrs. S. Jackson, Leora Ben
ichoff, Holly Wreaths, Ruth Kirk
patrick and Lois Myers; solo, Phyl
lis Moore; play, "The Surprise
Tree," school; song, Glen Stafford
and Ronald Spores; play, "Christ
mas Detective," school; song, Gol
den Star, by school; song, Veryl
Bidwell, Marjorie DeVan and Jean
Spores; organ solo, Lester Ander
son. Benediction, Mr. Johnson.
JUVENILE GRANGE MEETS
YONCALLA, Dec. 21 (Special)
The Hayhurst unit of the Elk
Creek Juvenile grange met at the
school house recently. A potluck
dinner was. enjoyed at the noon
hour followed by the lecturer's
program of skits, readings and
sonRs. At the business session La-
von Morin and Shirley Schosso
were appointed chairmen for two
troops, to be organized for dra
matic work In and outside of
grange. Euna Phillips waa appoint
ed correspondent to supply news
for the new Juvenile paper to be
published beginning in January.
Alternate officers appointed by
the matron, Mrs. Art Rychard are:
Master, Verl Miller; overseer,
Twilla Schosso; lecturer, Euna
Phillips; chaplain, Wayne Morin;
secretary, Lavon Morin; assistant
steward, Eldon Morin; gate keeper,
Donald Rvchard; Ceres, Clara
Phillips; Pomona, Georgia Miller;
Flora, Fanny Dell; lady assistant,
steward, Ida Miller;
INDEXES EQUIPMENT
LEABURG, Dec. 21 (Special)
W. G. Wilmot from the office of
the Eugene Water Board has been
making an index of equipment at
the Leaburg Power plant and the
Leaburg dam and also at the
Wallerville power plant the past
weeK.
CLUB GIVEN PARTY
CRESWELL, Dec. 21 (Special)
Miss Marjory Warner gave a
Christmas party for the 24 mem
bers of her 4-H sewing club at her
home Saturday afternoon. Games
were played and gifts exchanged
from a tree. Refreshments were
served. Francile Powell was
guest. ...
PROGRAMS CANCELLED
WALTERVILLE, Dec. 21 (Spe
cial) Tne -walterville school pro.
gram has been cancelled for Thurs
day evening's presentation because
of one pupil moving away and two
others being in' quarantine. The
Sunday school at the Waltcrvillc
school house under the direction of
the Church of Christ held no ser
vices Sunday either, morning or
evening, and this group is present
ing no Christmas entertainment
this year.
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Kimball Mill Closes
For Holiday
At Trent
TRENT, Dec. 21. (Special)
The Kimball Bros, sawmill has
shut down until after Christmas.
They are making arrangements for
more timber to log.
Grange Reports Events
SPENCER CREEK. Dec. 21
(Special) The Spencer Creek
grange met last week with all new
officers present. Mr. McBeth. the
past master, gave W. Schnorenbcrg
the masters obligation as Mr.
Schnorenbcrg was unable to at
tend the installation. The master
announced his committee appoint
ments for the coming year as fol
lows: Agriculture, Fred G. Knox,
Henry Schnorenbcrg, Andrew
Ericsen; legislature, Herbert Mc
Beth, Clarence Svarverud, Ross
Defoe; finance, Martin Tengs,
Dorothy Schnorenberg, Ella
Clouse; relief, Ruth Defoe, Mr
McBeth and Mrs? Torkelsen; Home
Economic, Ida Schnorenberg, Ella
Clorise, Ruth McBeth. A Christ.
mas program was presented by
the lecturer, Aslang Knox, con
sisting of Christmas poems, read
ings, music, and a Christmas
pageant and carol singing by the
grange. Those taking part in the
proram were: Jacky Defoe, Olive
McBeth, Calvin Brown, Bobby
Johnson, Doris Johnson, children.
Janet Brown, Gertrude Albro,
Dorothy Schnorenberg, Elmer
Strand, Gordon Bjerke, Harold
Svarverud, Marvin Whlttlngton,
Helen Clouse, Herman Ericsen,
Henry Schnorenberg, Herbert Mc
Beth and Fred Knox. A Christmas
tree had been decorated and placed
in the middle of the hall. Small
gifts were exchanged and a Christ
mas treat of oranges, nuts, candy
and coffee was served by the losing
side of the membership attendance
contest. There were 41 members,
one visitor and twelve juveniles
present.
NORKENZIE NOTES
NORKENZIE, Dec. 21 (Special)
Ross Manning is reported to have
recovered from his recent illness.
Clarence Rutherford and his
sister, Mrs. Glen Romane made a
recent trip to Oakrldge.
Clarence Hover Jr., Is spending
his vacation at the home of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hover. He
is in the navy.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harlow are
expecting their daughter-in-law,
Florence Harlow, and their grand
daughter, Shirlev Harlow from
Portland to spend Christmas.
Shirley will remain until her
school opens In Portland. Mrs. Har
low will return to Portland im
mediately after Christmas.
PROGRAM THURSDAY
COTTAGE GROVE, Dec. 21
(Special) The Christmas program
of the Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday school will be given Thurs.
day evening, December 22, at 7:30
o'clock. A one act play will be
presented and each department
will have a part of the program.
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Garden Way Pupils
To Give Operetta '
GARDEN WAY, Dec. 21. (Spe
cial) The Garden Way school is
presenting a Christmas operetta,
When Santa Listened In on
Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
Those taking part are: Bryon
Pcngra. Alma Cline, Dora Mae Cyr,
Patsy McCorkle, Wendell Ray,
Neil Chase, Larry Moore, Bonnie
Thomas, Nancy Chase, Joyce Da
is Charles Cline, Gordon Wylie,
Maynard Williamson, Bruce Chase,
Brandon Lyon, Mary Elizabeth
Cyr, Norman Chase, Edwin Cole,
Yvonne Case, Ernest Edwards,
John Anderson, Hilbert Chase,
Clair Thomas, Donald Pengra,
Dean Linder, John Thomseth,
Ralph Cline, Bruce Chase, Eldon
Chase and Gene Martin. Mrs. C.
Girirdon and Miss Helen Larry
are directors of the operetta. Fol
lowing the program, the children
will exchange gifts.
PROGRAM REPORTED
MOHAWK, Dec. 21 (Special)
The following Christmas program
was given in the Yarnell church
Sunday afternoon, sponsored by
the Sunday schools in the district:
Mabel, song; Donna, chorus and
recitation by Catherine Baugh;
Walterville, song; Thurston, Luth
er's Cradel Hymn; Leaburg, read
ing, Mrs. Benson; Leaburg, violin
solo, Marie Hollister; Vendling,
trio; poems written by Mr. Frazec
40 years ago; Marcola, Christmas
carol; Yarnell, solo, Phyllis Moore;
duet, Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Brun-
herhoff; organ solo, Lester Ander
son. Benediction, Mr. Ritter.
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$8.00 Men's Tiger Eye Rings $5.45
$1.50 Automatic Lighter - - - - - - -, 95c
$1.00 Pocket Watch 85c
$1.00 Cross Earrings -' - -' 35c
$1.00 Hand Laced Bill Fold 45c
Girls' Blrthstone Rings - 75c
$2.95 Electric Kitchen Clock ' ' - - - I $2.25
Diamond Set Locket and Chain, line quality - - $6.00
M Hundreds more specials In watches, diamonds, wedding
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Christmas Event'
At Lowell School
On Friday Evening
LOWELL, Dec. 21 (Special)
A Christmas program to be given
at Lowell grade school Friday at
7 p. m., is being prepared. A play
entitled "The Cowboy's Christ-
' will be presented by sixth,
seventh and eighth grade pupils
under the direction of Mrs. Single
ton. Characters in the play are Bill
Crampton, Dorothy O'Connor, Ben-
ita Greer. Jean Hill, Darren steirs,
Lonnie Crampton, Wade Sheasley,
Harry Gregory, Roy Newman, ana
Mac Malone.
The intermediate grades will
present a Christmas pageant.
"Carols," sung by girls costumed
as angels, will tell the story of the
Christ child. In the cast are Jac
queline Anderson, Mary; Geno
Parkton, Wayne Evans, George
Roberts, Dean Levitt, Edwin Ma
lone, Virgia Lee Stockton, Carmen
Gregory, Dorothy O'Connor, Shir
ley Sheasley, Lorraine Evans, Bev
erly Veach and Peggy Holbrook.
In the chorus are Benita Greer,
Elizabeth and Ethel Kalus, Dale
Mossey, Jessie and Mary Claus,
Jean Hill and Mavis Stearns.
A skit "Picketing for Santa" and
Rhythm Band numbers including
all primary pupils; piano accord
ion solos, and recitations will com
plete the program.
The high school program is to ba
at 8:15 the same evening.
The Christmas gifts made by the 1
upper grade pupils will be on dis
play during the evening.
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