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Newspaper Page TextTHE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON Blue River's District Votes To Build Wing On To School Buii Page Toyfa New Unit Will House 2 Classrooms BLUE RIVER, June 13. (Spa- eial) At a special election held in Blue River it was decided to issue warrants to finance the new wing to be built on the Blue River school. The new building is to house two classrooms, each room to hold the capacity of 39 pupils. Dimensions of both rooms are 284 feet by 23 feet, with a stage addi tion of 7 feet by 23 feet. Graham B. Smith of Eugene is the architect. SERVICE HELD WALTERVILLE, June 13. (Special) The Anderson Memor ial Sunday school held Its Chil dren's day and promotion day pro gram Sunday morning beginning with the Sunday school hour. Ten junior and young people were pro moted and the exercises included: piano solos, Louise Knox, Janet Stacy, Wanda Currant; duet, Nor ma Lou Weist, Beulah Jean Peters; Bible story, Jack Zabrlskie; saxo phone solo, Thomas Benson; Scrip ture reading, Jerry Hennebeck and Carrol Iverson. Mrs. D. E. Benson was accompanist for the special numbers. Jack Zabrlskie and Thomas Benson were promoted to the young people's class No. 2, and the others from the junior class to the young people's, No. 1. W. R. White received his pin for fifty Sundays' attendance, the primary class received rewards of merit for different work they have done the past spring and each was pre sented with a Bible. Those receiv ing them were Ardeth Scrogglns, Ellen Stacy, Duane Scroggins, Myrtle Brown, Carol Lee Weist, Charlie Joe Jennings. Others not present will receive their Bibles later. Election of officers for this Sunday school will be June 23. ANNIVERSARIES OBSERVED DEERHORN, June 13. (Spe cial) On Sunday the twenty seventh wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Irvin and the eleventh birthday anniversary of Janet Stacy were observed with a dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Osmer Stacy. Included in the guests were Mr. and Mrs. John Holmes, Elaine Holmes, Wayne Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ir vin, Thelma Irvin, Mr. and Mrs. James Holmes, Bobby Jim Holmes, Mrs. Verna Peterson, Mrs. Codgil Zillokoski, Merril, Jeanne and Rodney Zillokoski, all of Eugene; George Irvin of Cruzette; Misses Glenda Smith and Connie Stang of Seattle; Miss Wanda Currant of WaltervlUe; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rust, Winston and Janice Rust of Epringfield; Ellen Stacy, Janet Etacy, and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Irvin. TO MEET THURSDAY LEABURG, June 13. (Special) The Leaburg Ladies Aid will hold its next meeting at the home of Mrs. Ira Isham, on June IS, in stead of with Mrs. Elmer Pepiot as previously announced. Mrs. H. L. Hilton will have charge of devo tions and the roll call will be ans wered with favorite books. TRENT CLUB MEETING TRENT, June 13. (Special) The Study club will meet Friday afternoon at the Grace Schall home, with Mrs. Bob Evans assist ant hostess. Mrs. Baughman will have the pioneer report and Mrs. Arnold, the legend. Mrs. Jordan will have the games. ARROW MESSENGER PH. 610 CHAN CHEW CHINESE IIKRR GO. Hirb BpacUIUI DfflnlO rellaf fln II dlteavci and ehronU mile, rmftU. and ehll drtn allmanls, BpeUU ly for Hr raver. SO tyrt. xnrUnft In Utli work. Frlco r. Call for rt Infor. nutlon. Hn. ill a. m. to p. m. waekdayi, Snn.-Holl. 10-a, gss Oak. Stevens & Will Be Known all i i STEVENS TYPEWRITER CO. (Same Location) 112 E. Broadway W Are Equipped to Give You the Same Fine Type of Service AUTHORIZED AGENTS: Underwood Typewriters and Underwood Adding Machinal Typewriter Supplies Ribbons k K r PRECEDED by rumbling tanks and flanked by heavily armed secret service men and motorcycle pouce . men, the automobiles bearing President Roosevelt and King George VI of England, and Mrs. Roose velt and Queen Elizabeth, are shown as they movi'd along Constitution avenue, Washington, D. C, where for two miles, behind steel cables and back of marines and soldiers some 400,000 persons shouted a welcome to the royal couple. In Girl Scouts At Wendl'mg Planning Benefit On Friday WENDLINO, June 13. (Spe cial) The senior patrol of the Wendling Girl Scout organization is sponsoring a basket social on Friday evening, June 16 at the community hall. The proceeds of this benefit are to be used by the girls for summer camp, which is to be held in July. Everyone is invited to attend. HALSEY NEWS HALSEY, June 13. (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Jess D. Cross and son Barton and Miss Mildred Moody have returned from their motor trip to San Francisco and the fair.' ' Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Brlggs and family, accompanied by Mrs. Briggs mother from California, returned home following their mo tor trip to the fair and other Cal ifornia points. Aletha remained in California for the summer with her aunts. Miss Katherlne Pugh of Willam ette chapter is acting as a grand page at grand chapter Order of Eastern Star this week in Portland. She is past matron of her chapter. Mrs. Elida Jenks, associate ma tron, is also in attendance, as well as Mrs. Esther Bond. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harding will move to Sweet Home this fall as Mr. Harding has been hired to teach the upper grades at Halsey. Due to house shortage it will be necessary for them to reside at Sweet Home. LEABURG NOTES LEABURG, June 13. (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Pepiot and family are moving into their larger home this week. Alvin Elston. who recently un derwent a major operation at the Sacred Heart hospital, is recover ing nicely. Washington, D. C, has SO miles of bridle paths. Groshong Hereafter As The the distance is the capltol. New Room Will Be Subject Of Vote MAPLETON, June 13 (Special) A school election has been called for June 14 to decide the matter of adding another room to the new grade school. The joining of Deadwood with the Mapleton dis trict makes it necessary to have more room than was originally planned. The building was con structed with the idea of more rooms being added as they were needed. Although the building is practically complete another room can be added at nominnl expense. CRESWELL EVENTS CRESWELL, June 13. (Spe cial) Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Howe have left to attend the week's ses' sion of the state grange at Cor vallis as alternate delegates of Creswell grange. Marjorie and Eldon Wilkins of Toledo visited with Creswell friends this week. They recently left Creswell to make their home in Toledo.' Nieta Zlniker and Hazel Fish wood registered at the University of Oregon summer school Monday. Several music students of Myron Blackwell are planning to take the special course for high school stu dents in band, orchestra and chor us at the summer session beginning next Monday and continuing for a month. SHOWER GIVEN WENDLING, June 13. (Spe cial) Mrs. William Sayles enter tained at a handkerchief shower in honor of Mrs. Carl Abercrombie at the Sayles home last week. Mrs. Abercrombie is leaving for Okla homa this month. Guests honoring Mrs. Abercrombie were Mrs. Herb Downing, Mrs. Charles Chandler, Mrs. John Downing, Mrs. S. P. Bennett, Mrs. Maurice Daggett of California, Mrs. Wolfe Allen, Mrs. E. E. Crandall, Mrs. Grover Sum ner, Mrs. Tom Bilderback, Mrs. Sam Curdy, Mrs. C. Y'ren, Mrs. Beit Johnson, Mrs. Boice Cook, Mrs. George Johnson, Mrs. Jeff Abell, Mrs. Carl Abercrombie, and the hostess, Mrs. Sayles. CHERRY CROP GOOD DEERHORN, June 13. (Spe cial) Spraying for the cherry fruit flies was done this week for the second time by Joe Zehner with his spray outfit In the larger orchards of this community. The Kentish pie cherries are being har vested and the Royal Annes are ripening fast with a very good prospect for a bumper crop, ac cording to the growers. Mr. and Mrs. Willatd Huntley and their four children of Salem were guests this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Piatt. Mrs. Piatt and Mrs. Huntley are sisters. Crows often drop mussels or snails on rocks to break the shells so they can extract the meat more readily. KEEP FREE OF CORNS! Enjoy Quick Relief From Pain! Stop Cause! Stop tutoring I Get New Super-Soft Dr. Seboll'i Zino pads. Put them on your corns and you'll enjoy quick relief trom pain. Apply incuon or Madeoi uun 2l Sunday School Pupils Present Program At Church Service CRESWELL, June 13 (Special) The Sunday school of the First Methodist church presented the following program at the regular school and church hour Sunday morning: Hymn by all; prelude, Vivian Ogram; song, primary classes; prayer; welcome, Leslie Tendick; exercise and song, Verla Jean Stott, Janis Everson and Janice Garlinghouse; recitation, Tovr F.vrson! nnntnmimp. .Tanis Everson, Jennene Everson, Char- lene Lytle; reading, Max Ellis; play, "Life's Challenge," Harriet Wall, Melva Miller, Barbara Jo Traxler, Velma Mason, Lorraine Ransdell, Beverly Traxler, Thelma Coleman; reading, Hilda Tendick offering; sermon by pastor; hymn; benediction, doxology. IN COTTAGE GROVE COTTAGE GROVE, June 13. (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Knaffle Haynes attended the wedding Sunday at Roseburg of Clarence Bates of Eugene, to Miss Jean Banning of Roseburg. The wedding took place at the Presbyterian church and a garden reception at the Banning home followed. The couple will make their home in Eugene following a trip to coast points and the fair at San Fran Cisco. Sevy Molino and sister, Miss Lucy Molino, have arrived from California in company with their brother Henry for the Beidler- Molino wedding Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Knaffle Haynes went to Portland Tuesday to at tend grand chapter of the Order of Eastern Star. They were accom panied by Mrs. Minnie Willits Mrs. Velma Harrel and Mrs. K. K. Mills. Also Mrs. Emma Webster, mother of Mrs. Haynes who will visit in McMinnville at the home of her son. Miss Eunice VanDenburg has accepted a position in the Railway Express office to take the place of Mrs. Benton Schrenk who has re signed. ELKTON NEWS ELKTON, June 13. (Special) Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bossen, Miss Faye Bossen and Miss Iris Haines attended the wedding of Clarence Bates to Miss Jean Bannins at Roseburg. Miss Bossen was one of the bridesmaids. A double wedding was held at the Walter Haines home recently when Miss Irene Haines and Wil bur Holcomb were married, and Miss Rosalie Haines and Fred Clemo were married. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bossen and Miss Faye Bossen went to Portland Monday. While there are gone Mr. and Mrs. Bossen will attend grand chapter. Australia and Anarctica are the only two continents that have no land connections with other con tinents, and are the only continents that lie entirely south of the equa tor. tnem on tender spots caused by shoe pressure, ana you u Keep iree oi corns I scoming, ncrcy Kurotex. 630 softer rwm new SKAU-TIP Edrr mold, pad to roe. uon i come on in Ixth. Separate Gradu ated ftfetftrarrons included for remov ing, corns orcallouies. Coat but a trifle. At Drug. Shoe and Department Storea. Installation Held By Epworth League CRESWELL, June 13. (Spe cial) Newly elected officers of the Epworth league of the First Methodist church were installed by Mrs. Alice Camp, pastor, at the regular service "this week. They were Hilda Tendick, superintend ent of the Junior League; Myrna Miller, first vice president of the Senior League; John Camp, second vice president; Lucile Kent, third vice president; Lorraine Lytle fourth vice president; Melva Mil ler, secretary. Allan Smith, presi dent, and Earl Bragg, treasurer, were out of town. Another special feature of the service was a num ber by the newly organized or chestra consisting of Arleta. Sy phers, Barbara Jo Traxler, Joan Lehman, Beverly Traxler, Velma Mason, Jon Camp, Lucile Kent, Melva Miller, Lorraine Ransdell, Mary Louise Stone and Norma An derson. Regular practice for the orchestra was announced for Fri day evening at the church.' ATTEND MEETINGS MAPLETON, June 13. (Spe cial) Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Loomis left Tuesday to attend the Ma sonic grand lodge and grand chap ter of Eastern Star in Portland. They will visit relatives in and near Portland before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Abner Miner are attending the Masonic grand lodge and grand chapter of Eastern Star in Portland. IN VIDA VIDA, June 13. (Special) Rosemary, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ula Brendel, is recover ing from severe burns on her arm and hand. She was taken to Eu gene twice during the past week to have it dressed. Don Morris, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bradford, is visiting relatives in Roseburg. He will be joined early this week by his mother and will accompany her home. FOUR HURT ALBANY, June 13 OP) An automobile driven by Mrs. John Raudio. of Oakland, Cal., skidded off the Pacific highway near here last night and rolled 60 feet into a wheat field. Four persons were hurt. EXPECTS ACTION SALEM, June 13. Klam ath County Circuit Judge Edward B. Ashurst predicted last night sensational developments and per haps federal intervention in the anti-gambling and vice drive in Klamath Falls. Several species of spiders are known to catch flies. They drop from overhanging grass on their prey. MODISH Skirts are definitely T shorter. Judging from the one helnr worn hv Marv nf.vtiu .1 Bronxville, N. Y., as part of her swim suit, note the straps, too. She'i shown at the beach club of the Westchester Cnnntrv ih . Rye. N. Y) Why Suffer Any Lontfer? WmtM nTHKll van, - "' ; . -mi use our Chlnew remedies. Amulet SUCCESS for 5000 reara in CHINA. No matter with what allnMot you are AFFLICTED ' ctlaordara, einualtls, heart, lung. Urar, kidney, atomach. gaa, eon- . allpaUon, nicer, dlabetla, rheu matism, and bladder, ferer. kin, female complaint Charlie Chan Medicine Herb Co ft. B. rent, B year praa. Ilea la Catne. Offlee heare ante VTea. ana San., S:M ta (:Se P. M 708 Willamette Bataa. Oragaa Officers Entertain Members Of O. f . S. Chapter At Halsey HALSEY, June 13. (Special) B. M. Bond was assistant host at the meeting of Willamette chapter Order of Eastern Star last week meeting when the worthy matron and worthy patron entertained the chapter. The officers gave a rose tribute to Katherine Pugh, ap pointed grand page of grand chap ter and the two officers served refreshments. Mrs.. Lyda Githens is worthy matron. Program Friday ; COTTAGE GROVE, June 13. (Special) Miss lone' Pierce, con tralto, and Gerald Kechley, bari tone, will be presented in concert at the Christian church in Cottage Grove, Friday, June 16, at 8 p. m. Mrs. : Ruth Stewart Caldwell of Cottage Grove will be the accom panist. The Women's council is sponsoring the concert, after which there will be a reception. The pub lic is invited. Miss Pierce, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pierce of Spokane, was recently presented in concert in Seattle. Mr. Kechley is the son of Rev. and Mrs, E. L. Kechley of Cottage Grove, and has been at tending the University of Wash ington where his is a member of the University Madrigal Singers. The following program will be pre sented. I. A Dream ' Bartlett Miss Pierce, Mr. Kechley When I Have Sung My Songs Charles As I Went A-Roaming Brahe Cuckoo Clock Grant-Schaefer Miss Pierce The Blind Ploughman Clarke Tally-Ho Leoni Why Shouldn't I? Russell Mr. Kechley Musical Reading Aux Italiens - Robert Lyttori Mrs. Ora Read Hemenway Mrs. Hazel Van Nortwick, accompanist II. , I Shall Not Pass Again This Way - - Effinger His Love Divine (Victory) i Wildermere Miss Pierce Twenty-Third Psalm .Malotte Vale Russell Mr. Kechley Song of Praise Goublier Miss Pierce, Mr. Kechley Piano Duo Frasquita Serenade Franz Lehar Susanna Stephen Foster arr. by Morton Gould Mrs, Ruth Stewart Caldwell and Miss Frances Hughes III. Because You're You (The Red MiU) Herbert Miss Pierce, Mr. Kechley Sweetest Story Ever Told... Stults Danny Boy :.01d English Air Miss Pierce Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes .Old English Air Deep River Negro Spiritual Mr. Kechley My Hero (Chocolate Soldier) ' Strauss Miss Pierce, Mr. Kechley . HONORED AT SHOWER -WENDLING, June 13. (Spe cial) A surprise handkerchief shower was given Mrs. Perry Wile recently at her home. Mrs. Wile is to leave for Oklahoma soon. Those surprising Mrs. Wile were Mrs. Hallie Peterson, Mrs. Beryl Crow, Mrs. Jack Dillon, Miss Kath erlne Annabell, Mrs. Vada Mills, Mrs. George McKinney, Mrs. Mil ton Bilderback, Mrs. Joe Eisher, Mrs. Guy Pattee, Mrs. Jeff Abell, Mrs. Carl Abercrombie, Mrs. Earl Bailey, Mrs. Otto Bauer, Mrs. Nathan Chaffee, Mrs. Ole. Bunch, Mrs. Ted Prickett, and Mrs. Loran Raines. AT GRANGE MEETING . MAPLETON, June 13. (Spe cial) Due to his automobile acci-; dent, Rufus Johnson was unable to attend the state grange meeting this week in Corvallis. Mrs. Irvin D. Custer had been selected alter nate at the last meeting of the grange and she has left to repres ent the Mapleton grange at the state meeting. The grasshopper cricket of India rolls up its wings when they are not iri use. 1 "CHEERFUL AS ITS NAME" Rtmmbr OU Sunny Brook?" VJM tor f '" nvnnnAL DISTTimS mODUCTS COarOIUTtON. XT YOIC cm Library Unit Opened In Mapleton School MAPLETON. Jiin. 11 c cial) The Mapleton division of the L,ane county uorary was opened this week in the old grade school building. The library is sponsored by the Parent-Teachers association and is to be open Monday after noon frOm 2 to 5 In charge of Mrs Irvin D. Custer and Thursday eve ning trom 8:30 to 9:30 with Miss Margaret Johnson in charge. One hundred and three books have been placed in the library, com posed of fiction and non-fiction for people of all ages from-children in the primary grades to grandparents. N. O. W. VISITS COTTAGE GROVE, June 13 (Special) A group of Neighbors of Woodcraft attended a meeting of Moss Circle at Crwwell recently. Mrs. Fanny Leabo of Cottage Grove is guardian neighbor of Moss circle, and presided at the meeting.- Upon special invitation the local drill team with Mrs. Hazel Chapman, captain, In charge, gave memorial exercises. ' Mrs., Leabo sang. Refreshments were served by the hostess committee of Moss circle. Those attending from Cot tage Grove were Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hatch and Hamhlor n-- na, Mrs. Eva Hatch, Mrs. Minnie wiuiis, Mrs. Alice Barber, Mrs. Genevieve Zysett, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. J. P. Graham. Mrs niun McQueen. ON ALASKAN TRIP MAPLETON, June 13 (Special) Rev. Fred Durdle, pastor of the Mapleton' Evangelical church has smarted on a five weeks' vacation trip to Alaska.' Clarence Strong, principal of the high school, and Edgar Loomis accompanied him. They will leave Seattle. June 13. They are taking a light boat with them and plan to go down the Yukon from White Horse falls for about 1200 miles and up the Ta nana river to Fairbanks. The young peoples' society of the Mapleton church will have charge of serv ices Sunday afternoons -at Indian Creek during the absence of Rev. Mr. Durdle. Rev. Mr. Neff- of Florence will have charge of services at the Mapleton church for five weeks during the absence of the regular pastor. Mr. Neff was pastor at Florence for several years before reaching retirement age. , REBEKAHS TO MEET HALSEY, June 13. (Special) Purity Rebekah lodge will meet Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in the Odd Fellows Temple. A pro gram will be enjoyed and refresh ments served. The noble grand urges all to be present. SEA BISCUITS. Ask your gro cer. You'll like them. ANOTHER MEETING OF THE Radio Camera Club Learn how to talce good pictures what to um lo use it. - Every Wednesday - 11:45 am. Q) MOTT Iff BdMPC KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BO0BBON WH1SKET fortetur There' a rare, genial quality in Old Sunny Brook a friend ly smoothness that makes it "cheerful as its name." Why not bay a bottle tonight Oregon's Fastest - aPevrn rr """erfw' ?s?" Com. was hM A Pot iri 1 ro.:. "W0n: Alt-J etarynanrSttl were elected 1 f-ii" 1 Nels PerkL , Uwt:N 9val Has n Ha rkins. El r1 tti the meeUng vislt a while! vulhn8a(J HALWV m mail from .... rft U AT otarnes and ....u. erin. . " . "".nr. s at San Francisco att Mrs. HirryChMMhttJ town ornn.rt ,v .Mt) Her sister-in-law, Mrs. B Bateman.whohaihT'a, ment with her for some fa moved to Albany and & Chance sold her home to 1 uple who work t the Tto injury one day the last ol H while cutting wood. A in hitting him in the face, kt ...V CLUR luww MOSBY PRFrir (Special)-The Get to GatlJ met recently all day, at Uk of Mrs. Joe Perkins. In the noon, birthday showers tret for Mrs. George Hastiop, Anna Ressue. and Mn Mooney. There will live bi- snowers at the next meetinj, win oe an ail-day picnic 18 at Gray's bride. . All interested are imritad In bring a basket dinner. ri3 is Duying the ice to make ice q as this is the day the woaie the men to dinner and ice BRIDE HONORED HALSEY, June 13. (Specl Mrs. Vivian Frum Williuri honored guest last weekwhd Russel Norton entertained bridal shower in her honor home, A lame number younger group were intiltl Mrs. Williams received mini The hostess served nbtai She and Junior Williams. band, were given a charivu cently at the home of liams' parents, Mr. and W. Frum.