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Page Tour. Church P -T. A. Makes Plans P.-T. A. Makes Plans For Program LEABURG, Feb. 21. (Special) The Leaburg Parent-Teacher association met recently at the .schoolhouse for a potluck supper Forty-eight were present. A short business meeting followed the sup per, at which time it was derided to purchase two softhalls for the use of the school children. Also a program was planned to precede the carnival which is to be given In March. A committee of three. Mrs. Marion F.lston. chairman, Mrs. Cleo Carter and Mrs. Middleton, were appointed by the president to have charge of this program. Fol lowing the business meeting a pro gram was presented with Mrs. Orville Rankins and Mrs. Ted De dude in rharge. It included a song by the audience. Recitation by Lawrence Hansen; duet, by Hetty Billings and Joy Fish; duet by Mrs. Walter Carter and Mrs. Mid dleton: a skit. "Renting a House" by Mr. and Mrs. Middleton; rhythm band by school students; solo by Mrs. Wesley Hansen; song by the audience; two piano solos by Jimmy Howelli! song by the audience. The association now has 33 members and a number of others are planning to join. The next meeting will be held on the evening of March 17, at which lime another potluck supper is planned. Each family to bring its own table service. SILVER TEA HELD EI.KTON, Feb. 21. (Special) A silver tea was given recently under the auspices of the Dorcas society at the home of Mrs. R. O. Thomas. A program was given. Mrs. Ida Thomas and Mrs. Mable Rader sang a duet; Miss Eleanor Beckley sang; Mrs. Catherine Fen ley gave a reading; Mrs. Elizabeth DeLaire sang; Mrs. Edith Gates gave a reading; Iris Haines read a paper on Valentine day; Mrs. Vesta Sawyers gave a reading; Mrs. Gladys Griffith sang a birth day song for Mrs. Edith Adams and Miss Eleanor Beckley. whose birthdays were that day. Tea was served to Mrs. Edith Gates. Mrs. Frank Solomo-i. .Mrs E. M. Owens, Mrs Vesta Sawyers. Mrs. Agnes Hudson, Mrs Mable Rade". Mrs. Hagar. Mrs. Lulu Snook, Mrs. Edith Adams, Mrs. Edith Madison, Mrs. Luclle Gcddir y, Mrs. Eliza beth DeLair. Mrs. Eleven Binder, and diiuf.hter Eleanor, Mrs. Mable Binder, Mrs. John Black, Mrs. T.'iula Anderson, Mrs. Eugenia Solomon and ton, Mrs. Maud Kinnslon Mr Nov .I,,.,- M r Catherine Cheever and daughters I'curl and Georgie; Mrs. Ella Fen ley, Miss Iris Haines, Miss Eleanor Berkley, Mrs. Mary Berkley, Mrs. Frances Hedden, Mrs. Una Smith, Mrs. Lnrena Hinder and son Wil liam Wayne, Mrs. Gladys Griffith, Mrs Catherine Fenley, Mrs Grace Beckley, Mrs. Leona Buell, Mrs Myrtl? Wells, and Mrs. Ida Thomas. WALDPORT TROOP ACTIVE HnLuivni, reo, 2i. i nr Lions riuh met last week. Commit tee reports showed that a perma nent Christmas tree had been planted in a corner of the grade school (round, near the highway, that the entertainment committee har arranged for a basket social and card party for February 20 at Hunter's hall, and that a letter had been received from Repre sentative .lames W. Mntt regard ing the possibilities of securing an appropriation for a seawall around the town. The Garden club met at the home of Mrs. R E. Burns last week wiUi Mrs. Burns and Mrs. Calhoun as hostesses. The club delegates to Corvallis gave reports IN WALDPORT WALPPORT. Feb 21 isn. rial) Mr. and Mrs. Louis Homer of San Rlego. Cal. have arrived1 for an Indefinite stay with then brother-in-law, Henry Armitage. 1 who resides a few miles north of the Coast highway budge Mr. and Mrs joe Kitchen are the parents of a baby boy born I last Thursday night, at the Com-1 munitv hospitnl MKI i i hk PON EI.KTON. Feb 21 (Special) The Elkton chaptei met in regu lar sei-sion last week with ti.ir.c Riley acting as Worthy matron In the :,l "cnce of Lena Rcusen, who Is 111 The business was cared for In the regular Way, After chanter closed the memheis visited and played i-i.uls till refreshments War served by Agnes Hudson and Ins Haines. I I hin m us ELK I ON. Feb 21 (Special) Mrs Charles Hedden was at tending to business matters in Eu gene last week. Mr. and Mrs. Olner Haines Wen In Eugene recently. ARROW MESSENGER Ph. (110 Owetlni t ucis . siir Prlntlni Still Coughing? Even If other medicine has failed, don't, be discouraged, try Creomul slon. Your druggist la authorlied to refund your money If you are not thoroughly satisfied with the bene fits obtained. Creomulslon is one word,a.sk for it plainly, see that the. name on the bottle is Creonuilslcn. and you'll pet the genuine product and Ihe relief you want. (Adv.) CREOMULSION For Coughs or Chest Colds THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGEN'E. OREGON Fe, Organizations Announcejvlany Activities In Countyjectln ! tfijfe- T S5 Pinn'nJH Rnnr? h jtiUiM ipO pay their respec ts to an old 1 from the Newport, R. I naval training station marched on board Of Constellation's victory over the French frigate ".'Insurgent." Open House Held By Parent-Teachers At Reedsport REEDSPORT. Feb 21 (Spe cial) A large group of parents and teachers from Smith River. Gardiner, Dean's Creek, Winches ter Bay and Reedsport, attended the "open house" held recently in the Reedsport high school in honor of "Founder's Day" of the Nation al Parent-Teacher organization. A short concert was given by the school band after which a report and the recommendations of the executive committee meeting of the local P.-T. A. were read and approved. Mrs. C. W. Walls, presi dent of the Oregon Congress of rarent-Teachers, was the speaker of the evening. A candle lighting ceremony was given by Mis. Ed win Morene, assisted by Mrs. Lulu Gorrelle, Miss Ruby Wright, Mrs. Granville Leach, Mrs. Wm Taylor, Mrs. George Radish and Mrs. Berg Borravllc The new sc ience wing and Im provements throughout the build ing were inspected by those pres ent, after which refreshments were sei-vod by the Misses Geor gia Philpott. Nona Smiley, Vir ginia Franklin and Harriet Ben son, of the Home Economics de partment, and Mrs. Lamina Parks, Mis Hairy Ballnidge, Mrs Granville Leach and Miss Ruby Wright. I I II MRS. STARR ALPINE. Feb 21 (Spe The Glenpine club met ic at the home of Mrs Ray St, an all-day meeting. A r ial) centlv rr for itluck dinner was served at noon to Miss Madallni Nichols, Mrs. Francis Brlttian and grandchildren Jack I and Jill, Mrs. Emltt Nye. Mis. D J. Whltel, Mis Hugh Hudson. Miss Marie Gardner, Mrs. Charles Kreltman and son Wain, Mrs. Guy ' Eachut, Miss Kathleen Eachus, I Mrs. L. C Davidson, Miss Helen Davldaon, Mrs. w. a Goble, Mrs T. M Nye. Mrs. D Coon. Mrt. George Rhodes. Mrs W, A. Christ lance. Mrs Walter Peek. Mi,. I.es-, ter Ferguson. Mrs. Glen Furlong Mrs Bam and the hostess. Mrs Starr The club will meet again I On March 2. with Mrs. V. R. Cum- i mings of Alpine as hostess. i i M is HONORED CRESWELL. Feb, 21. (Special Willi. cm Harcoinhe was host at aj chill Supper for members of the i Creswell high school basketball' Icon at the home of Mrs. 11. E.I Voder last week. Miss Jernsledt and Martha Voder assisted with the sen Ing The boys were Marvin Ken. Calvm and Arthur Taylor, I Allen Kirk. Pean Butted, Alton Wheeler, Pale Kunl. Kenneth Coleman, Vance VicnKirk and Er- ! nest Syphtrs, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Bl.ickwell were guests. Whv Suffer linger? ""v OTUBM Mil.! vim our mneM rim(iic Amaiini MlllSJ r.,r VWt a,..,. ... rillN Nc mitt -K - whit tllmtnt inn ar 1111 ti ran Uonlfr utuusiu. hMrt lu&, livpr. kirtnev. ftnmurh. gut, con lUMUfe ii:cra (iithotti. rlim matttm. gall and hlc.tir. t, ktn. lma! comrlalnta Charlio Chan Mr(,i. ,m Herb r I fn, ftift prfc, llr In China Of Hi hura ont H r1 ai Run . 1 A p TN Will inu t : Ffjftnr. Orr(n .- A Anv veteran, the frigate "Constellation" Masons Plan Annual Social Evening REEDSPORT. Feb 21 (Spe cial) All Masons, members of the Eastern Star and their families will be guests of the local Mason and Eastern Star lodges on Friday, Feb. 24. :it the annual social eve ning of the order to be given in the Masonic temple in Gardiner. A short program is being prepared which will be followed by thCi playing of games. Refreshments Will be served at the close of the I evening, i FORESTRY GROUP MEETS WALTKRVILLK, Feb. 21. (Special) Eight members of the ' Comatche Forestry club went to j F.il! ("reek recently to remain over ! night at the camp and to take part m the two days forestry work. Mr. Mopre, club leader, took the boys over. Those going were Car- I rol Iverson. Don Scott. Jerry I Smith. Reuben Tipton. Robert Zehner. Gerald llennebeck. Char les Oliver. The regular meeMng of the Comatche club was held Friday. IN JUNCTION CITY JUNCTION CITY. Feb 21. j (Special)-. The Methodist Episrn j pal Ladies' Union will meet for its regular February event at the home of Mrs W. B. Empey on Thursday afternoon, Feb. 23. Ladies are requested to meet at the church at 1:30 p. m. Cars will leave Rev. nr Portland Mr. Pope, past weels attention. there . Pone wenl tr Ml W Al Tl 1! MENZIBS SPEAKS ELKTON, Feb. 21 (Special) Walter Menzies. who is a senior of the Northwest Christian college, of Eugene, gave a talk at the Church of Christ Sunday, last week. Mr. Menzies was horn In Yakima, Wash. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Menziet, are missionaries in Pendra Road. India Mr. Menzies was in India 14 years with his parents. C. E. HAS PARTY CRESWELL, Feb. 21 .(Special) The Christian Endeavor of the Christian church held a Valentine party at Ihe church service room last week. An exchange of Valen tines was Included in the enter- was in charge. Members of the group ,ue requested to meet at the church at 6 o'clock Sunday evening tor final tests in the course "Christian Endeavor Essentials," recently completed. MUSCULAR RHEUMATIC PAINS-ACHES ! It taki mr than "jutt a aalv" to tiring ant.ty trltrf. tt takca a "rounrtr MMr.ini" ' &m-h old !.vMhinjE. warm Int LttutUtOk to pfnrtrate the aurtac akinandricIpiotiuii-WI.x rvlnnsMhr painful foe tvngrMion and a.hr rjttt tr colds. MttMMw H i i - WirWiHi and atiff in generally yiM promptly. Httr than thr old-fajthionii muatard pluater. Muvervlo hi. Nvn unod by million for SO par. Kvmmondrvl by tv.iny dQCtOrl and nunMn. In thru tttrfngtha: Krgular. ihi!drn'a tmild) and Kvtra Mrong. Alt drugtitu. jfli I I which Is listed as the navy's oldest recently at Newport. The ceremonies marked the ' Family Fun Night Held By P.-T. A. At Garden Way GARDEN WAY. Feb 21 (Spe cial) A "family fun night" was sponsored by the Garden Way P.-T. A. with a skating party last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Thomas were chairmen and were assisted bv Mrs. Ralph Cline, Mrs. Frank Pettison, Mrs. Marshall Lyons. Mrs. Merle Chase. Mrs. L. Cyr. and Mrs. H. E. Woliers. Refreshment! were served at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Pattison. At the party were Mr. and Mrs. Merle Chase, Norman and Neil Chase, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Lynns. Johnny Anderson, Johnny Tom seth, Wendell Ray. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cyr, Dora Mae, Joy and Elizabeth Cyr, Mr. and Mrs. Eu gene Chase, Hilbcrt Elden and Na dine Chase. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Thomas. Duane, Juanita, Bobby. Bonnie and Claire Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Squires, Jack Williams, Fay Squire. Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence Vandehcy, Miss Dorothy Edes. Molly Chase. Larry Moore. Nancy and Bruce Chase, Mr. V. H. Davis. Joyce and Joan Davis. Ida Moore. Miss Wilma Wallace. Mr and Mrs. Ralph Cline. Alma. Buddy. Charles and Dorothy Cline, Mrs. h. E. Wolters, Jean Woltera, Mr. and Mrs, Geoige Cole, Douglas and Eddie Cole, Harriet and Ver non Brock, Wayne Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cline, Lestelle Pattison, nnd Mrs Frank Pattison and i R, Straub. HONOR MOTHERS ening where GARDEN WAY. Feb. 21 (Spe been ill the cial) The 4-H Pinner Belles club eivc medical of Garden Way entertained the mothers at a luncheon last week at the home of their leader, Mar- Jorie Jensen. All members and their mothers were present. Moth ers attending were Mrs. V. H. Davis, Mrs. F. S. Pattison. Mrs. Elmo Chase, Mrs R M. Lyons. Mrs. H. T. Olson, Mrs. Laura Den ning. Mrs R G. Cline. Mrs. Bruce Thomas, Mrs. I. II. Calef, Mrs. Les ter Cyr. and Mrs. C. N. Jensen The next regular meeting of the club will be Feb. 25 at 1:30 p. m. at the home of Alma and Dorothy Cline. y.vi. pprentice seamen 110th anniversary Churches To Observe Day Of Prayer CRESWELL. Feb 21. (Special) The World Day of Prayer will be observed by groups of the three churches at services at the Metho dist Episcopal church Friday aft ernoon beginning at 2 o'clock. All women of the community are in vited to attend. . HONOR FOUNDER BELLFOUNTAIN, Feb. 21. (Special) Mrs. II. F. Irvln en tertained Ihe Bellfountoin Wom en's Christian Temperance Union last week at her home in the church basement The Frances E. Willaid centennial was the theme of the afternoon, with the routine business meeting conducted by the local president, Mrs. H. F. Irvin. Ladies attending included Mrs. W. J. Miller, county W. C. T. U. pres ident. Mrs. William Tompkins, Mrs. O. K. Scott, Mrs. Bruce Mc Kechan and son Paul, Mrs. A. L. LeVaugh, Mrs. G M. Gragg, Mrs. John Post. Mrs. F. A. Nusbaum. Mrs. C. R. Irvin. Mrs. George O. Pogue and Mrs. Irvin. MOTHERS MEET MONROE, Feb. 21 (Special) Mrs. Frank Porter entertained the Mothers c lub this week. Mem bers were Mrs. Joe Morris, Mrs. Edward Bennett. Mrs. Al Stewart, Mrs. Georgia George, Mrs. Bice Carpenter. Mrs. Ira Lemon, Mrs. Walter Hlbbs, Airs. Wayne Starr and the hostess, Mrs. Porter. Mrs. M. O. Mack was a guest. . TALK ON LIGHTING MOSBY CREEK. Feb. 21. (Special) The Get Together club met last week with Miss Hazel Morris. Miss Lois LUtZ gave a talk on home lighting. A birthday shower was held for Mrs. Salis bury and a potluck lunch served at noon. The next meeting will be March 9 at the home of Mrs. Berta McGuire. the subject to be "The Care of the Hair." Repeal of the milk control act will automatically reduce the price of milk to 10c in this dairy. Echo Hollow Dairy. Paid Adv. oi bei ). Rctrvatloi SKen and th 4 minuttt ea'. ' t?ara. in buiida. Ratei feoTT $5 por day. fighting craft, Planned By Donna Church Saturday DONNA, Feb. 21. (Special) The Donna church is giving a pro gram followed by a fish pond and a white elephant sale at the schoolhouse Saturday evening, Feb. 25. Pie, cake and coffee will also be sold. This social is to help raise funds to put a new roof on the church. All are cordially invited to attend MANY EVENTS PLANNED THURSTON, Feb. 21. (Special) Thurston folk are especially busy this week with social and church events. On Monday evening, the ladies of the H. C. club met for discussion on preparations for the dinner they are to serve to grange members and their families, Wed nesday evening. Tuesday evening at the Thurston hall drill team practice and rehearsal will be held by grange members and officers and the same evening a church night business session and party will be held at the Thurston church by the congregation. Wednesday evening will be the grange supper, which is being given by the ladies of the grange, losers in the recent membership campaign, and they are paying their debt to the men of the grange by serving a family dinner. Thursday evening the Thurston grange is paying its an nual visitation to the neighboring grange. Wednesday the Thurston Ladies' Aid society is meeting all day at the social room of the church for the regular quilting. Meetings will be held each week until the quilt is out of the frames. BUILD NEW CHURCH REEDSPORT. Feb. 21. (Spe cial) A new church building is being constructed by members of the congregation of the Assembly of God on a lot purchased recent ly from the city of Reedsport. Rev. D. L. Roye is the pastor. The building, which will consist of one large room with seating capacity for about 150 persons, is to be 30 by 40 feet in size, and will be lo cated in the same block as the American Legion community hall. Labor is being donated by mem bers of the congregation and com pletion and occupancy planned for early in the spring. FROM BELLFOUNTAIN BELLFOUNTAIN, Feb. 21. (Special) Walter Lemon who has been seriously ill for several weeks, returned recently from the Corvallis General hospital, and is now at the home of his sister, and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Reader. Mrs. Kenneth Masson and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Masson have ar rived from Portland for a few days stay in this vicinity. Mrs. Kenneth Masson was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Larkin, while Mr. and Mrs. Masson stayed at their ranch recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Pague. NEW FAMILIES REPORTED MAPLETON, Feb.. 21. (Spe cial) A new settlement seems to be underway near here. Six fami lies have settled in trailer houses j and the like near the covered bridge over Knnwles creek on Route F two miles from Mapleton. C. W. McLoughlin has been there several months and now five other ! families working on the WPA proj ect nave settled there. MONROE NEWS MONROE, Feb. 21. (Special) The Royal Neighbors held their social meeting last week. A pot luck lunch was served at noon. The afternoon was spent playing 500 and bridge. At the Catholic card party held this week in the Modern Woodman hall. Mrs. DeVoss won high ladies prize. Arnold Eberline. high prize for the men. and Robert Reiling won special prize. Banking Services Here for Yov tihrckioft Awtnanta. Sarinr Arroonta, Safe IVpoait BniM, Commercial Loan. f:ririiltural Lonn. Prraonal lean. MonVrmution I .vin New Building Loan, Vuto Ixtaana. Eugene Branch of the IITED STATES NATIONAL BA lj " 1 .-mw.v apuKaiie weauier fiver, wnn n a . t- , , i, i f 1- ? , . I il fight for life after his plane crashed In v.,,.,1.1? 9 food he floundered 25 miles through deep snow to reach nifeb ' New Minister To Be Selected By Church JASPER. Feb. 21. (Special) The Jasper Christian church will hold a special business session at the church, Friday evening, Feb. 24, commencing at 8 p. m. The purpose of the meeting is to select a minister for the remainder of the year and to discuss the proposi tion of erecting a new church building. Everyone interested is invited to attend. REUNION HELD BELLFOUNTAIN, Feb. 21. (Special) The home of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Larkin, on the Pacific highway north of Monroe, was the scene of a family gathering last week when their children all gathered to honor their mother on her birthday. Among those at tending were Mr. and Mrs. Emile Larkin and daughter Beryl of Cor vallis, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lark in and sons Richard and Connie Ray, Ertis Larkin, Mary Kyle and Mr. and Mrs. Avery Larkin. Miss Dorothy Larkin, Clifford and Mel- vln Larkin, all of Alpine, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Post, Miss Barbara Post and Miss Loree Buckingham of Bellfountain, Verlin Post and Miss Lois Bierly of Corvallis and Mr. and Mrs. Delmer Larkin and children, Marlin, Patsy Marie and Jimmie, and Dr. and Mrs. Edward Bennett of Monroe, Chris H. Lark in. Wayne Jenkins, and the host and hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Lark in and family resided in the Bell fountain community for a number of years. EGGS ARE TAKEN LEABURG, Feb. 21. (Special) The trout hatchery has just com pleted taking 4,500,000 eggs. Sev eral thousand have already hatch ed and are being fed. This ex ceeds the amount taken in pre vious years by about 3,000.000 eggs. 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