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Newspaper Page Textled Program ed For Day for the Lane YWZ will be held next K f 27. with the Santa N'" 5 host at the 4-H ffthe fairgrounds. - fetCerofTugene P--..: socialized Medi- . , spssion. resolu- IM Y.ters certain- art UD. Kurnber is a,o to be THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON ,Page Five, omona Grange Meeting for Next Saturday at Fairgrounds Here ganization will this to Be me iai tne svaic the program. Girl Scouts Finish Year's Activities With Picnic r' from Willaken. ESS. are to present a tie erange seating drill. F ,M1 he reore- weUg s; hy LUCIlie - -- . saxophone solo, ana u- L.t is to be presemcu t w cks ana n. L and Unore Halverson, E of Mr. and Mrs. Lennie ferson 01 w"""' e a plan" aueu , , 1U ' .1.. h maJp at the Ins win - .. ne for a song contest, the Ljre of Wnicn .win 6 " grange ana me " LneLorane grange will Tuesday mgm, " nange will be visitors and cut on a program. lilt club met at the grange recently. Plans were made to a spread ior me ui.sn o kme at Corvallis. Quilt - are being made. Report Bade on the dance supper. linnlmm wi I be Dougni ior en tables. Ladies present Mesdames Elva Ashley, Barker. Zora Franklin, Can- ,ter. Eola Dillon, Mary Dey, V Dunn and Harriet Kemp- Ur-The Home Economics of Jasper grange met re- Jy at the home of Mrs. Dean or an all day meeting, with Mildred Vitus assisting the (is. Those present were, Mrs. regies, Mrs. Gladys regies, Ruby Shelley, Dora Ann ley, Beth Fegles, Mrs. Mildred linson, Mrs. Nettie Laird, Grace Jones, Mrs. Nellie For- Mrs. Bertha Bradway, Mrs. tad Cummins, Mrs. Edna WI, Mrs. Ida Cook, Maralee am, Miss Lucille Vitus, the i.-ses, Miss Mildred Vitus, and Dean Beals, Mrs. Beals' ftar, Jessie, and granddaugh Sandra. Several Pollyannas I given out. The club will ; June 15 at the home of Mrs. Ice Wallace. Jasper grange will Tuesday evening, May 23. It will be a potluck suDDer at Each one is requested to S silverware, plates, cup and The business meeting of pr.ge will follow immediate- i-'r supper. The legislative fcittee will present the pro ofing tne lecturer s hour. k-Oaks-The Four- Dales: is building a new wnnri. I adjoining the back of the number of men worked dur- ' week, getting the cement. ation finished. The men of sraige worked on the shed women sunrilierl dinner N- The shed is n f ready for the paint. 11' L. L. arilPC mr,t loc the home of tat m Ni on Crow road, with her L 'T- .Hart,e-V' as Joint r-- anernoon was spent Fng night gowns and toys t . emoecher hospital. m ladies were n,-ocr,f -d penis were served ' h' F, n three Graces were " on the fW,i . n Tin, .... ... "miiiiii.- "ye watson as ehalr- ne refreshmnni !."'".Rudd, and they an- -h.i., , , "in oe tw ake. and co'fee- " . mung of the Branee r e7nln- My 26, he sental - vocaI an1 31 music. readings and P-Cm. s. ov,r . 1 woek- Mr. Hiace Of the mastc J i-iiei OAKRIDGE, May 20. (Special) The Oakridge Girl Scouts have had a busy week as they finished up their year's work before school closes. They recently hiked to the Salmon Creek camp ground and had a picnic supper. The work taken up at this meeting was nat ure study and star study. The ten derfoots have taken all their ex aminations and are now full fledged scouts. Games were play ed. A refreshments committee was appointed to serve at next Mon day's meeting. Pearl Osterhaut and Lois Miller were appointed. Those present were Annie Jim Moore, Barbara Richter, Lois Mil ler, Shirley Tracy, Pearl Osterhaut, Muriel Morgan, Mary Lois Cotton, Lois Mae Croner, Ruth Steele and Miss Lever, scout leader. Refresh ments were served by Barbara Richter at the close of the meeting. The girls entertained the Westfir Girl Scouts with a swimming party at McCredie Springs. They were taken to the springs in a bus driven by H. Lundberg. After swimming and games were enjoyed, a weiner and marshmallow roast was held. Songs were sung around the camp fire. Guests from Westfir included Janet Lee Ramsdell, Orpha Stan ley, Anna Allen, Dorothy Snell, Jean Lovelace, Winifred Franz, Helen Neff, Shirley Neff, Phyllis Lansberry, Eileen Lansberry, Max ine Coffman, Myrtle Snell, Phyllis Eshom, Phyllis McMahan, Miss Helen Noland and Mrs. C. Noland, and -the hostesses included Lois Mae Croner, Shirley Tracy, Lois Miller, Mable Day, Joyce and Jacqueline Morgan, Annie Jim Moore, Barbara Richter, Betty Lou Alvey, Mary Lois Cotton, Muriel Morgan, Cleo Hebert, Margret Fields, Pearl Osterhaut, Ruth Steele, and Miss Debby Lou Lever. P.-T. A. Officers Named At Meeting TRIANGLE LAKE, May 20. (Special) The last P.-T. A. meet ing of this school year was held recently at the Triangle school gymnasium. The names selected by the nominating committee at the previous meeting for the of ficers for the coming year were accepted and voted upon. They are: Mrs. Preston Butler, presi dent; Mrs. Avrill Rust, vice presi dent; Mrs. Virgil Parker, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Norton, his torian. After the business meeting, Mrs. Lyle Pritchard presented the following program: Song Sally Dodge, Muriel Post, Mada Butler and Lorane Keller; song, Earl Rob ertson; two songs by Mrs. Helen Davis; music by Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Pritchard. Home Economics Club Of J. C. School To Display Work JUNCTION CITY, May 20. (Special) On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday after noons oi next week members of the Home Economic club of the union high shool will exhibit their handiwork in their work rooms at the school building. The public is invited to inspect this work. At a recent candle lighting service the newly elected officers of the club were installed. They were: Presi dent, Pauline McKercher; vice president, Ruth Dieckhoff; secre tary, Lucille Smith; treasurer, Marion Gibson; reporter, Imogene Green. for inp iRr.4,,. i Wh ., V"" "Won f. ,s One H Mr moip was es J.l,and Mrs. B. B L re. rc'rcshments r".0n7ii. ,,me is Mr. ' me economic i..u ...... Mav 5? i lmu win !! m.. ren before stato .ci5. K ' ' Xr.?" hold Its k. ". "' me seed -'mess 1 ym. After LS.t 11 was n,;0" dance Mav ,m "n Saturday 1 Pa, i q c will be All o k z. Branc ,adi tin tL . Pie ai fha fr'Wnelas chairman as sons us.. ' number dedi cated to "Mother." Several hu morous stunts were presented. L. G. Holeman and John West pre sented a style show; Ula Brendel, accrobatic stunt and Earl Friendly gave a tap dance. The Home Economics club met recently with Mrs. John West. The afternoon was spent sewing. Mrs. West was appointed general chair man of the dance committees. Re freshments were planned for the next grange meeting, with Mrs. Buel Beyerlin and Mrs. Cecil Bey- erlin on the serving committee. The officers of the grange met at the John West home last week to make plans for the entertain ment at the next grange meeting. Mohawk-McKenzie Mohawk- McKenzie grange members met In regular session at the grange hall last week. After the business meeting, Sarah Spores, lecturer, had a program for all mothers who were present. Songs were sung, readings were given and flowers presented in the mother's con test. On the program committee for an open meeting the master appointed Sarah Spores, Cleo Hill and Irene Sweezey. Refreshments were served by Lydia Edgell and Sarah Spores. The next meeting will be preceded by a covered dish dinner. Franklin Franklin grange will meet Wednesday evening, May 24. Those on the refreshment commit tee for this meeting are Mrs. Doak, Mrs. Hill. John Richardson, Pete Nelson. Raymond Holmes, Ted King. The H. E. club met at the hall last week and quilted two mat tress pads for the Corvallis Chil dren's Home. Those present were Mrs. Akerson, Mrs. Stingley, Mrs. Bryant. Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Florence Allen, Mrs. Floy Al len, Mrs. Eska Cheshire, Mrs. Clara Cheshire, Mrs. Phillips. At the regular meeting in June, the club members are to bring clothing to be sent to the home. West Point West Point grange will meet on Wednesday evening, May 24. The Ruthven and Roork families will have charge of the refreshments. Junction City At the recent meeting of the Junction City grange, Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Miller were elected alternates to the state eranee session at Corvallis. J. T. Robinson spoke on rodent control and the fat lamb show to be held in Junction City May 27. O. S Fletcher discussed pea weevil dust ing and R. Thorn spoke on signing up for soil program, Mr. and Mrs. Bart Flanagin of Irving grange and Deputy Harlow each gave talKS, The Willakenzie degree team put on the third and fourth Segree for the candidates, Mr. and Mrs. Calla han. Mr. and Mrs. Holger Jensen, Russel Gribskov, Viola Schooling, Alfred Christoffersen and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Janer. Mrs. M. O. Nel son sang a solo and Mrs. Kelso gave a reading. The graces have charge of the program for the May 26 meeting. Santa Clara The Santa Clara grange met recently for supper, During tlje business session, the resignation of Mrs. Vivian Meyers, Ceres of the grange, was read and accepted, and Mrs. A. V. Thomp son was elected to fill the oitice, Reports were given on the import ance of fighting the cherry liy the cover crop and irrigation letter was read from Paul Bishop president of the Y. G. A. The din ner committee was Mrs. J. S. For cum, Mrs. George and Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Hart. The legislative committee will be in charge of the program June 6. Visitors were Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ward. Mr. and Mrs Lyle Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harbor, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gent, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Johnson and Paul Bishop all from the Irv ing grange. The one-act play, "Not Tonight," was presented by members from the Irving grange. Frank Gent was director. Mrs. O. A. Thompson was host ess to the Home Economic club at her home last week. During the business session the members made plans for Pomona, which will be held at the 4-H club building May 27 with Santa Clara grange as host. All grange members are asked to bring sandwiches, and silverware. Mrs. Delbert Addleman and little daughter and Miss Lillian Hart were visitors. Twenty-two mem bers were present. Dorena Preceding the regular meeting of Dorena grange recently Mr. Brown of the Lane county for estry patrol, had charge of the program at which time lie intro. duced J. H. Walker of the state department. Mr. Walker gave a talk of the ravages of fire and its prevention. Mr. Brown later show ed and explained the various ar ticles of government equipment used at all forestry stations througout the United States. The grange met in regular session with the worthy master, Loran Hunt, in the chair, all other officers except two being present. Mrs. Amanda Cooper was given first and second degrees. Orville Horner was giv. en third and fourth degree obliga' tions. The legislative committee chairman, Mr. Finnerty, read report from the Bonneville power project. The chairman, Raymond Wicks, of the agriculture commit tee, urged members to prepare to exhibit at the county and state fairs this fall. In preparation for this the following committees were announced: Fresh fruits, Sidney Bales, Robert Wagner, Henry Snauer; grain and grasses, thresh ed also bundles,' Claude Arne Harry Shearer, Ray Steele; root vegetables, Philip Lake, Leslie Wicks, Mr. Powell; vine vegetables, Joe Snyder, Jim Spahr, Joe Smith booth building, Mr. and Mrs, Claude Arne, Mr. and Mrs. Fin nerty, Mrs. Annie Rissue, Mr. and Mrs. Lang; nuts, Mr. and Mrs. Coles, Mrs. Ida Garoutte, W. J, Vaughn; dried fruits, Mrs. Gawley, Mr. and Mrs. Pacholke; dried veg etables, Mrs. Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dodge; canned meats, fruits and vegetables, Home Economics club. Lane county Y. G. A. is sponsor ing softball games headed by Paul Bishop, director of Lane county grange athletics. Lewis Dodge was appointed chairman of Dorena dis trict to line up teams for the con tests. A letter was read from Mary Doolittle, who is located at Lakeview for a few months. Mrs Mary Arne was elected delegate to the state grange meeting to be held in Corvallis June 12 to 16 in elusive. The lecturer, Mrs. Lee Smith, announced that Pomona grange meets in Eugene, at the 4-H club building, fairgrounds, May 27, at which time members are urged to contribute flowers to be displayed. There will be a special grange program, open meeting, May 25, at which time Mrs. Nettie Gawley will have charge of the program. Mrs. Bettes of the Home Economics committee announced there were 393 sales slips turned in for April. The next regular meeting will be an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. Fetters. The next regular grange meet ing will be Juno 4 at which time the Y. G. A. members will have charge of part of the program and the Home Economics depart ment will have a display of old wedding eowns and other rare garments. The serving commit tee for the next meeting will be Mary and Henry Snauer, Mrs, Thomason, Louis Vaughn, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wicks, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williamson. BANQUET HELD MARCOLA, May 20. (Special) The Junior-Senior banquet of the Mohawk high school was held recently at the Del Rey cafe in Eugene. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Chaffee, Mr. A. S. Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Byers, Mr, and Mrs. Guy Page, Mr. and Mrs. John Bu chanan, Miss Dell Reed, Miss June Whitman, Mr. Thomas Colosunno, members of the school board and faculty, Miss Grace Price and Clif ford Price of Harrisburg, Miss Ann McKay, Edna Johnson, Phyllis Mays, Margaret Wold, Bill Seavey, David Dillon, Paul Hopkins, Wal- ace Hopkins, Mary Spicer, Reva Willey, Charles Carman. Ellen Robertson, Jack Robertson, Jean Perry, Jerry Perry, Muriel Dillon, Myrtle Cook, Alice Cook, Thelma Mason, Viola Pattee, Alice, Vern Alfred Bailey, Louise Vanieck, Bill Shackelford, Billie Miller, Amy Schriver, Louise Bowerly, Frankie Eastham, John Hatton, Marjorie Green, Ruth Gwyn, Jim Smith, Ralph Rogers, Cecil Smith, Earl Conley, Carldene Abercrombie, Shirley Petersdorf, Harvey Borin, Walter Hlebechuck, Steve Hlebe chuck, Robert Cornwall, Clarence Craig, Jasper Clum, Thomas Mc- Cornack, Henry Sauer, Jewell Fis cher, Kenneth Kester and Harold Bell. - HONORED ON BIRTHDAY JUNCTION CITY. May 20.- (Special) Mrs. Bud Ritzdorf en tprtained a eroup of little folk re- rontlv. honoring her daughter, Anna Lou, on the anniversary of her seventh birthday. Games were played and refreshments were served to the guests, who were Msivino Rarns. Mary Ann Goode, Edgar Quinn, Aline and Joyce icoiiv Maurice King. Billy Jen- ton Hnzel and Marion Robinson Robert and Edward Ritzdorf and the honor guest Anna lu, wn received a number or guts. HONOR MOTHERS FRANKLIN. May 20 (Special) Mother's Day was observed at the Franklin Church of Christ last week. Flowers to the oldest mother present went to Mrs. Sam Woods and to tnejjroungcsk mow er, Mrs. Tobe Jacobson. Ellen Hawkins Club of Bailey Hill Sets Meeting; Varied Other Social News Reported BAILEY HILL, May 20. (Spe- also to put-them on the minute IN JUNCTION CITY JUNCTION CITY, May 20. (Special) Mother's Day was ob, served at the home of Mrs. Mar tha Taylor when all but one of her children were with her for the day. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Taylor and daugh ters Carolyn and Marjorie of Cor vallis, Mr. and . Mrs. C. W. Ed wards and son, Merle of Irish Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Jess -Watkins and son Clifford and Mr. and Mrs. Hermon Hector all of Eu gene. Mrs. Mary Robinson has re turned home from Portland Wed nesday where she had been visit ing the past two weeks. She, with her daughter, Mrs. Katherine Stearns, spene Mothers' Day with her son, Manley Robinson and family at Neskowin. FROM NORTH BEACH NORTH BEACH, May 20. (Special) Mr. and Mrs. C. H, Taylor of Portland were visitors at Darling s resort recently. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Sayer have been busy during the past week, Besides their usual ranch duties. they have branched out in the chicken business, having added Leghorn pullets to their stock. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bentley have left to spend about three weeks in Portland visiting Mr. Bentley's mother and brother. Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Brown have returned to their place after beinn absent about 10 days on an auto trip to Portland, Lewiston, Spo kane and Seattle. Her mother, Mrs W. A. Donaldson of Seattle, companied them and during their travels spent a day visiting old friends at Mrs. Brown s birthplace, jonnson, wasn. VISIT IN MAPLETON MAPLETON, May 20 (Special) Rev. Mr. and Mrs. William Plow man have arrived for a few days' visit with relatives in Mapleton, They attended a reunion of the Plowman family in Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Plowman and daughter, Miss Mary Phyllis, and Mrs. E. E. Loomis and son, Edga: Loomls, will also attend. They ex pect to return Sunday night. WITH MRS. ALFORD DRAIN ,May 20. (Special) The Sew and So club met at th home of Mrs. Alford last week A potluck dinner was enjoyed at noon and the afternoon spent in visiting. Those present were Mesdames Grace Henderson; Ad die Bruton, Minnie Barker, Clara Johnston, Ethel Kestcrson, Bessi Lakey, Maude Alford, and Miss Elsie Wisegarvcr. FROM PHILOMATH PHILOMATH, May 20. (Spe cial) Mrs. Adah Trenholm ha leased her store and filling sta Hon, .on the Alsea road, to Rot Baumgarner of Corvallis. Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Shuck en tertained relatives from South Dakota and Iowa last week. Mrs, Shuck's brother. Mr. Sutton, an family, recent arrivals from Can ada, joined the visitors. CLUB HOLDS SUPPER PHILOMATH, May 20. (Spe cial) The waffle supper whic the. Wahoo club served, at th city hall last week, was a financia success. The money will pay for a summer school scholarship. The club members now have $1 03.03 in the bank, all of which has been raised in less than a year, to pro vide scholarships for the boys and girls. GRADUATION IS JUNE 1 SHEDD, May 20. (Special) High school commencement exer cises are scheduled for June There are nine graduates this year. al) The Ellen Hawkins club Ul meet with Mrs. J. A. Flani- gan, 739 High street, Eugene on the afternoon of May 25 for the last meeting before the summer recess. Members are to finish their basket making at this meet ing. Any member having articles for the soldiers and sailors Christ mas bag are asked to bring them so the committee can make its selection. AID MEETS TRENT, May 20 (Special) Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Roy Delp and Mrs. Bill Dall as hos tesses. Those having birthdays for May were, Mrs. Arnold, Mrs, Paul Jackson and Dorothy Jean Delp. There is a quilt in the frames, and more to go In. SOCIAL EVENTS LISTED COTTAGE GROVE. May 20.- (Special) Mrs. William Earl en tertained at her home at dessert for the Justamere club this week. Invited guests were Mrs. John Kelly. Mrs. Jack Lewis. Pengra Mrs. T. J. Denson. Mrs. Lorin Schroeder, Mrs. R. S. Sunderland, Mrs. Fred Blickle, Mrs. Henry Williamson, Mrs. W. A.-Woodard, Mrs. Sam Veatch, Mrs.- Frank Riggs, and Mrs. D. D. Boyd. At contract, Mrs. Harold Swartz re ceived the club prize and Mrs. Schroeder the prize for guests. Plans were made for a club picnic in the near future. Tuesday Bridge club held the last meeting until fall at the home of Mrs. Herbert Lombard. Lunch eon was served, followed by an afternoon of contract. Mrs. Ray- mnd Grube, Pengra, Mrs. Arthur Linck, Portland, Mrs. Mervllle Veatch and Mrs. John Finneran were invited guests. Mrs. R. H. Savage received the club prize and Mrs. Grube and Mrs. Linck re ceived the guest prizes. HONORED ON BIRTHDAY WENDLING, May 20 (Special) Mr. and Mrs. John Swafford en tertained at a "hobo"- party re cently in honor of their son, Don aid on his eleventh birthday. The group who helped to celebrate were the members of the Cub Scouts. Guests invited were Roy McKinney, Martin Bailey, Jimmy Rycn, Clifford Bunch, Jr., Luther Aldous, Donavan Riggs, John Downing, Jr., Rodney Davis, George Kuykendall, Charles Lar sen, Arthur Dodd, Lester Swaf ford, Edward. Swafford, David Swafford, Vernon Bunch, Vernon Meyer, Miss Zelpha Huston and the Den Chiefs, Dick Chaffee and Wayne Dillon. WITH MRS. WILLIAMS LOWELL, May 20 (Special) The Happy Handy club of Lowell met at the home of Mrs. Wiliams. Ladies present were Mrs. Orville Cox, Mrs. O. E. Cox, Mrs. Elmer Henderson, Mrs. Phil Strombo, Mrs. Chill Walsh and Mrs. Frank Crampton. The afternoon was spent in piecing a quilt for the hostess and lunch was served. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Gunderson, Wednes day, May 31. . OBSERVE ANNIVERSARIES MOHAWK, May 20 (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hill enter tained at their home recently hon oring Mr. Hill's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hill of Marcola on their wedding anniversary. The birthdays of their sons, Harry and Lyn Hill, , were also honored Guests were Mrs. Lucy Titus, sis ter of Mrs. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Clif ford Boggs and son and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. M. Garley, son and daughter of Portland, Mrs. G Cook and son Clyde Hill and Mack Lyons of Noli, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hill of Marcola and Mr and Mrs. A. A. Wheller of Tilla mook. PASTIME CLUB MEETS MARCOLA, May 20 (Special) The Pastime club met at the home of Mrs. Vivian Hileman. Those present were Mrs. Annette Casterline, Mrs. Mable Polley, Mrs Hay uarrctt, Mrs. Helen Bell, Mrs. Laura Eastham, Mrs. Wllma Addington and Mrs. Ethel Nlcl sen. The high score went to Wil ma Addington, and low to Mrs. Mable Policy. The next meeting win be at the home of Mrs. Ad dington, Celebration Planned By Grove Legion Graduation Plans Are Completed For J. C. Seniors book. Other business pertaining to aid work was accomplished, Those present were Mrs. Dora Collins, Mrs. Mary Willian, Mrs George Willian, Mrs. Clarence Potter, Mrs. M, J. Wearin, Mrs Zeno Zabriskic, Mrs. Elizabeth Page, Mrs. Frank Page, Mrs. Les ter Millican, Mrs. D. E. Benson Mrs. Everett Wearin. The ladies are meeting again Tuesday all day for special work. LONE PINE CLUB MEETS LONE PINE, May 20 (Special) Lone Pine club met at Mrs, George Robinson's last week with 17 members present. Visitors were Mrs. R. V. Rogers, Mrs. Edward Vogt Sr., Mrs. Edward Vogt Jr., Mrs. Jennie Lucky, Mis. Joyce Pedersen, Dorothy Lassen and Lorraine Lamoreaux. The June meeting will be held at Mrs. Fred Brougher's with Mrs. Telford as co-hostess, BIRTHDAY DINNER HELD NORKENZIE, May 20 (Spe cial) A birthday dinner was given recently at, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Walls or Nor- kenzie in honor of Mrs. Harvey Fox of Thurston. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. H. Fox and family, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fox and family; Mr. and Mrs. Mitch ell Fox all of Thurston, Mr. and Mrs. Clem Cummins and family of Jasper, Mrs. Bessie Hughes, Mrs. Robert Smith, Dorothy Hughes, Doris Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wails and family, Mrs. Nellie Walls and Juanita Fox all of Eu gene; Mrs. M. J. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hughes and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Walls and family, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hughes and family of Lone Pine, Miss Marjorie Marple, Mr. Philip McKenzie, Mr. Alfred McKenzie and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Walls and Miss Eve lyn Walls. ARE JOINT HOSTESSES COTTAGE GROVE, May 20. (Special) Mrs. Leonard Maxwell and Mrs. Ralph saltsman enter tained Thursday afternoon at the Baltsman home with a dessert bridge. Prizes were awarded to Mrsi uonn scnroecier, Mrs. Wil liam Earl and Mrs. C. L. Stroup, Guests included Mrs. J. B. Leon ard, Mrs. Victor Chambers, Mrs. Harold swam, Mrs. i l,. oiroup, Mrs. Harold Schuey, Mrs. Mer ville Veatch, Mrs. Sam Veatch, Mrs. Fred Blickle, Mrs. Herbert Lombard. Mrs. William Earl, Mrs. Don Greening, Mrs. John Finner an, Mrs. Walter Hunter, Mrs. T J. Denson. Mrs. O. M. Baeley, Mrs, N. J. Nelson, Mrs. D. D. Boyd, Mrs Frank Riggs, and Mrs Lorin Schroeder. AID TO MEET SANTA CLARA. May 20. (Special) The Santa Clara Ladies Aid society will meet Wednesday, May 24, for an afternoon meet ing at two ociock. CI.IIB HOLDS SHOW' CRESWELL. May 20. (Spurial) Thirty members of the Mothers club were present at a social aner noon at the schoolhouse recently. A shower of kitchen equipment was Dresented a member, Mrs. Ar thur Dcnney who lost her house hold furnishings this week by fire. Refreshments were served in the school kitchen. Mrs. Myron Black- well and Mrs. C. I. Kent were in rhnrire of the Barnes. Mrs. J. T. Kerr was general chairman of the event. Cakes were supplied by Mrs. Kerr. Mrs. Hays Burke, Mrs, H. N. Traxler, Mrs. Matt Aldropp and Mrs. Laura Smith. As a tare well gift to Mrs. Blackwell who has served as secretary the past year and is moving away, tne ciyo presented her with a lace table cloth. COTTAGE GROVE, May 20. ,-..,.,, . ..ri (Special) William Haldeman, ,, fh. . Mu commander of the American Le- audltorium Sunday evening at 8 p.' gion has appointed a committee of Frederick Beck will Dlav Charles Hall Robert Frornm and thfi processional. The program in-' Vinal Randall to meet with other dudes invocation by Rev. Madgen; civic organizations and work on a , . , tot address. Rev. plan to stage a 'Bohemia Days Holger Ne'.lsen; song, girls' sextet; ui-uuu ... k..au.. "' benediction, Rev. Joseph Pope. - ginning work on the dams in the Willamette flood control project The date of July 4 has been set as a tentative date for the celebra tion, On Thursday evening, May 24, commencement will be held in the auditorium at the union high school at 8 o'clock. The program as arranged is processional, high school orchestra; invocation, A. B. Cromwell; student speech. Donald Dill; song, Wilma Wing, Irma Jean Louise Koon; student w ik,t u,ill ho holH Wpdnps. P:n. nuuEi I k.. k,.uu.., B, . oiric t.Hft. Thn aririrpss will he day at 8:15 p. m. at the Coburg rm . .... Vnmm To Hold Class Night iz-inTTr,-. t on ,Cnnihl, k-wi3kirkT, may voynkiaw Bryant, The annual musical night and J given by Dr. Alfred Powers. George Wilhelm Sr. will present the diplomas to the 46 graduates. Benediction will be by Rev. W. B. high school auditorium. The first part of the program, which will be presented by the glee club, will tnnli.rin fnllr cnttac ,v thn fT,rlc' I a cnpclla group; numbers by the EmPey- girls glee club; songs by the boys' trio, "The Singing Derbies;" O. D. O. CLUB MEETS songs by the girls' trio in costume; HARRISBURG, May 20. (Spe- negro spirituals by the boys' cial) The O. D. O. club met with double quartet; violin numbers by Mrs. Sorenson last week. The Austin Reynolds; and favorite meeting was called to order by the marches by the boys' and girls' new president, Mrs. Mina Lewis, glee clubs. A gift was presented to the retiring Following the musical program, president, Mrs. Mary Taylor. the class night program will be Names were drawn for the mystery held. The senior class will, sister, each member drawing a prophecy and history will be read name and birth date to be remem and letters and other awards given bered with a gift during the club by Alfred Johnson, principal, and year. Work was taken up for a Miss Argyll Crook. ATTEND HONOR COURT OAKRIDGE, May 20. (Special) The Oakridge Boy Scouts were RUdio ui uic nrauii Bk.-k.uui nv .1, . -,.,.. ,.j j,.u court of awards held recently. The Kl. Si.r,. J JL.: ' - nu.?.. local boys receiving merit badge certificates were: Calvin Rogers, athletics and public health; Robert Edwards electricity; Alvin Dear., Hu,da Voj t Jessie BcUs Agne8 handicraft and machinery; Jack stal Margaret christensen, Mrs. Edwards, pathfindmg and swim- A L Darling a club t nung; Harvey McFarland, path- the hostess, Mrs. Kristina Soren- ftnding and swimming; John Cot- son and daughter Ellen. The next ton, safety. By earning this award, meeting wm be at the home of uie ouys are enuueu 10 an over- Tyirs. Helen Stalp. night camping trip which will be ' taken soon. Those attending from ..- here other than the spout were BHUWEtl MILU Mr. and Mrs. C. B. McFarland and LOWER TRIANGLE - LAIO!. son Lee, Mrs. E. E. Edwards. Mr. Mav 20 (Special) A shower was MEET FOR QUILTING WALTER VI LLE, May 20 (Special) The Waltcrvlllc Ladies Aid society met recently all day for Its regular quilting session of the week and ladies finished one quilt and worked upon another, A covered dish luncheon was served at noon to II ladies, two of whom were special visitors, Mrs. Mary Willian of Cottage Grove who is visiting her son George Willian, and family and Mrs. Dora Col lins, who is at present a house guest of her daughter, Mrs. Les ter Millican. A special business session was called during the af ternoon. The presiding officer was the vice-president, Mrs. Everett Wearin, who was elected to presi dency when the office was left vacant this month by the death of the president, Mrs. E. M. Neer. Mrs. D. E. Benson was elected vice-president. A committee was appointed to draft resolutions of sympathy to be sent Mr. Neer upon the death of Mrs, Neer, and 80-Year Old Woman Makes Many Quilts SHEDD. May 20. (Special) Mrs. Margaret C. Stai nes who eel ebrated her 80th birthday last January has made approximately 100 quilts in the last eight years, Thirty of these quilts she has given to her 30 grandchildren. A num ber of her small granddaughters and great granddaughters have been made happy with doll quilts of which Mrs. Starnes has pieced 21. She has also pieced a number of quilts for babies cribs. The var ieties of the larger quilts include embroidered flower garden, pieced flower garden, embroidered cross, embroidered nansy, broken star, lone star, wedding ring, ragged robin, tulin nullt, humming bird tic quilts and other varieties. She has also made a number of beautl ful pieces of fancy work. A col lection of her handiwork of the last few years would make a beau tlful display. MR. TRIMBLE TO SPEAK DRAIN, May 20. (Special) C, F. Trimble of Lexington will speak at the Christian church Sunday at 11 a. m. There will be no church services In the evening, on account of the baccalaureate services at the high school auditorium. ENTERTAINS CLUB SANTA CLARA, May 20. (Special) Mrs. Alma Rowling entertained the Santa Clara Thimble club last week. Mrs E. M. Sims of Medford, a charter member of the Thimble club, at. tended. Mrs. Hickathorne was visitor. new quilt to be made by the mem bers. Four new members were admitted, Clara Wisel, Beulah Warden, Hulda Voigt and Patty Taylor. Refreshments were serv ed to Mesdames Mary Taylor, Mina ter Thelma, Katharine Christen sen, Lavina Taylor, Helen Stalp, Mabel Wassom, Rose Christensen, and son Clifford, Helen Spururr, and Mrs. Orville Dean, James Wal ker, E. B. Cotton., YONCALLA NEWS YONCALLA, May 20 (Special) given recently at the home .of Mrs. Ethel Remington In honor ot Mrs. Raymond Groshong. Re reshments were served to Mn. Ella Curtis, Mrs. Muriel Robin son, Mrs. Dale Blachly and daugh- A dance was given at the Scotts ... Zo,B .Mrs, Lv,e Pritchard and Valley Townsend hall recently for daughters, Marion and Lillian and the benefit of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer son. Warren, Mrs. . Averial Rust, Bragg who lost their blacksmith Mrs.- Olive Pritchard and daugh tOOlS Dy lire recently. t.-, l-horlnttB and Loratt. Mrs. Oakland grade school baseball Pnsln Rust and son Ronald and leam won a game irom me Yon- Mrs. Lewis - Dodge. Mrs.- J. R. calla boys at Yoncalla Friday. Pritchard, Mrs. Erma Carter and ivir. ana mrs. naroia t loyo lett .on pritchard. Mrs. Garnett Drol- Thursdny to make their home ,Jn hngcr and daughter Bernette Ann, k-Biuurnia. . Mr.. Verl Harrington. The nost- esses, Mrs. Beulah Hammond and WITH MRS. MORTENSEN sons Gene and Arnold, Mrs. Ethel MARCOLA, May 20. (Special) Remington and daughters Barbara The Methodist Episcopal Ladies' Carol, and son Roland, and the Aid met at the home of Mrs. Lora guest of honor, Mrs. Raymond Mortensen. Those nresent were Groshong. Mrs. Maude Cowling, Mrs. Walters, Mrs. Elma Faust, Mrs. Mary Cor- ' ELECT DELEGATES nacchia, Mrs. Mercer, Mrs. Ruby WALDPORT, May 20. (Spe- Jaques, Mrs. Rose Titus and sev- cial) At the regular meeting of eral small children were also pres- the Waldport Lions club last weete cnt. The afternoon was spent sew- at the Bay Way cafe, Lions Claude ing, after which refreshments Hall and Earl Miner were elected were served by the hostess, Mrs. as delegates to the state conven- Mortensen. tion June 18. 18 and zo wnicn will be held at Salem. Another meet- GROVE CLUBS MEET ing last week was held and the COTTAGE GROVE. May 20. club approved an advertising con- (Special) Mrs. Alvis Wicks en- traet with the Portland Journal tertained Ad Libitum club at her to cover the entire tourist season h(imc ist week. Refreshments anrf osnecinllv thn rrah festival to were served at the tea hour. Uto- h h.,H here In .Inlv. The last pia club met recently at the home of Mrs. C. E. Frost for the regu lar meeting. Mrs. O. K. Puckett. Klamath Falls, Mrs. Ren Sanford and Mrs. Nettle Kirkland were guests. Dessert was served and a social afternoon was spent. The club will meet In June at the home of Mrs. F. L. Grannis for the last meeting until fall. ladles' night of the season will be held next Monday at the Edge water hotel. HOLD PICNIC COTTAGE GROVE, May 20. (Special) Mrs. W. A. Woodard entertained with a picnic at her is the first trip to the west coast nome hi neoron last ween nonor- . rt!,..nu onri h. HIlighW. ...1 ............ .-.V. w. B . GUESTS FROM OHIO HARRISBURG, May 20. (Spe cial) D. W. Coate of San Fran cisco and Mrs. Martha Harrold and daughter, Ila Mae of Dayton, Ohio, spent the week at the D. G. Clark and Lester Coate home. Mr. Coate is an uncle and Mrs. Har rold an aunt of Mr. Coate. This MFs. Shields, who Is visiting her Jhey L.l as"gin' sister, Mrs. Marguerite Sullivan. from Chicago. Other guests were Mrs. W. D. Abel, Mrs. Harold Enkln, Mrs. Stewart Carlson, and Miss Alsea Hawley. The afternoon was spent watching logging opera. Hons in the W. A. Woodard Lum ber company holdings. fore starting their homeward jour ney. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Carpen ter took them to Portland. IS LIBRARY ASSISTANT CRESWELL, May 20. (Special) -Miss Genevieve Thompson, local librarian, has been granted an N. Y. A. helper. Lorraine Lytle of Creswell, who Is now doing library work in Eugene, has been chosen for the three summer months. Ir cooperation With the playground- work, Miss Lytle .will gif 10 hours each month of story telling BLUE RIVER NEWS BLUE RIVER, Mny 20 (Spe cial) Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aus tin and daughter Virginia of Port land were dinner guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Cooley and to children of all ages besides do 'arn"y intf desk work and book mendine j nc Bnnuai scnooi picnic was at the 1 brarv. The oroaram is Be held recently at the forest camp ing worked out by the county and above Blue River. A large crowd state boards. Miss J.ytle did Kin- attended. A baseball game was dergarten work here last summer. nlaved at McKenz e Br d in thi afternoon. JOIN HONOR SOCIETY SANTA CLARA, May 20 (Spe- visit imr.FVB! r:prin cial) Six students from Santa CRESWELL, May 20. (Spe- c'ara nl?h scho01 wre elected b cial)-At the regular meeting of 'he 'acu!ty to membership in the h 7r0.t.-r, u.i r-i. Lane county . Honor society. They plans were made to attend Evan- Ellen Jean roster, Marjorie ere ne chanter in Eiiffen Fr riav 'i is, ci i . c, iv,.,.-,, " 7 1 . . J ,ir,,nrt evening. Ketresnments were served by Mrs. W. S. Gillenwa- ter, Mrs. H. W. Taylor and Mrs. Helen Mclhorne. Fifteen members were present. MRS. McCORMTCK HOSTESS DRAIN, May 20. (Special)- Mrs. Dorothy Mccormick was Walton, Nelle Eatherton ana Lee Hunsaker. The first four students were initiated into the Honor so ciety last week. The last two students,, being sophomores, will not be eligible for initiation unti next year. SENIORS TAKE TRIP CAMTA r T A TJ A Mnu OH fCn. hostess last week at a dinner for ci!ll)The senior class of Santa the following guests: Misses Lois clara high schoo e(t ast Week Burchard, Melva Bull, Helen HOS- .renmoanied bv Mr. and Mr. tetler, Dorothy Jerauld and Mil- Robert Paige, on their trip to New I dred Young. port, where they spent four day.