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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1939)
THE REGISTER. GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON - Page Ten. 9 iPlan Consolidation I LEABURG, Dec. 21. (Special) f-The Leaburg Parent-Teacher as sociation sponsored a moving pic Sure program given by L. C. Mof jitt, county school superintendent, Hast week at the schoolhouse. lie jieshments were served following Bnoving pictures, by the ladies ol jthe community. A short business Session was conducted by the vice Rvas held. Mrs. Cleo Carter was fleeted president; Mrs. Frances Alston, vice president and Mrs. BValter Carter, treasurer. Reports jef various committees was heard Rind the secretary was instructed Ijo issue an inviation to the Deer Ho attend a meeting at the Leaburg schoolhouse oh January 19, to con sider consolidation of the grade schools. An endeavor will be made to obtain a speaker from the office of the county school superintend ent. Ladies of the Leaburg com munity will serve refreshments, HONORED AT DINNER WENDLING, Dec. 21. (Spe clal) Mrs. Tom Bilderback re cently entertained relatives and friends at a dinner party honor ing her husband on his birthday and also for the recent marriage of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fairbanks. Other out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Les Williams and son, Allen Lee, of Cottage Grove. H. t. CLUB MEETS CHESWELL, Dec. 21 (Special) Mrs. J. R. Miller entertained the Home Economics club at its Christ mas party Tuesday afternoon. Pollyanna gifts were distributed from a decorated tree and plans were made to continue the project for another year. Mrs. F. P. Clack presided at the business meeting in the absence of the president, Mrs. Blanche Gwyther. Plans were discussed for the completion of the rest room and all members were requested to bring coat hang ers for the new rack. Mrs. David Francis gave a report from the re. cent state conference. The next grange meeting was announced as a no-hostess meeting and the r TALK OF THE TOWN SAVE AT KAMPFER'S MARKET TURKEYS YOUNG TONS Lb. 17k FRESH GROUND BEEF - 712C No Cereal KAMPFER'S HI-GRADE BACON 15c By The Piece EEF-BOIL LB. 5c FRESH SIDE 4A HI-GRADE I MIGHTY FINE 4 J PORK 1 IC MINCE- IC SIRLOIN MC Lb IU MEAT lb 2 STEAKS LB n BACON BACK LB. 15c ggM1Wft"JfegFJff PORK TENDERLOINS GEESE HENS BACK BONES PURE LARD 1D.7V2C 104 E. Bdwy. Economy Food Store Phone 818 819 Closed Monday A PHONE til KS Broadway sad OUve C.O.D. O rden Given Prompt Attention FRIDAY SATURDAY 4 FREE DELIVERIES 2 cans 25c ARTICHOKES t for 25c POTATOES. No. J &B-lb. b 49c CALAVOS I fur ... 19c KITZ C BACKERS UiH Pkx 19c fOWTtAKE CRACK. It, i-lb. box 27c OM.rIAID GRA HM.lt. J-lb. box ... 29c HI HE ASSORTMENT '.'OKIES. 1-lb. rkt. 25c ! "OHDRIFT !(. ran .. i--i!. can .. .4Hc -95c ..10N OIL Hall Gal Bile Gallon S1.25 fOMjLK'H COFFEE l-lb. can 25c l-lb. can IHc .i HILLINGS 1 - Hi. ran .. 2- ln. ran .. COFFEE I!lc HEEDLESS RAISINS l-lb. pkg StOVAl. GELATIN lies rrt and Pudding. I'ks. 21c 5c CHOCOLATE .j-lb. imi 15c Bl l.K DATES 2 lbs 19c ITALIAN PRUNES 4-lb. pki. relloplunr JOLLY TIME POP. CORN. 2 cans ... 25c 25c BULK POPCORN J lbs. 19c 1 RoU lc Giant POST TOAST1ES, 3 Pkrs. ..25c ORANGES New Crop Navels Vi case Jumble qq pack OOC LEMONS 2 doi. . 25c ARIZONA GRAPE FRUIT. Doi. 29c ORANGES Larue, doz. . ...20c Small size, 2 doz. 25c KERR'S MINCE MEAT, 2 lbs 19c S W RIPE OLIVES No. 1 tall, 2 cans 35c S & W FRUIT COCK TAIL, No. 1 tall, 2 cans 35c S fc W SPICED PEACHES or APRICOTS No. 2 j cans 33c HEINZ PUDDINGS Small size .. 15o Medium size 35o Large size . . 65c HEINZ KETCHUP Large bottle 19c DIAMOND A PUMP KIN, 3 large cans ... 25c FULY-RVPE CUT BEANS No. 2 cans .1 for 35c DIAMOND A WHOLE KERNEL CORN 3 calls ;sii 35c DEL MONTE TEACHES No. 2' j size cans 35c DAINTY DIMPLE PEAS Prrfcrrcd Stock 0i 303 site cans, 2 for .. iOC MILK, any kind 3 tall cans .... 20c MIRACLE WHIP Quart Jar 33c MILTON PEAS 3 cans ...... 25c STOKELY'S TOMATO JUICE, 4U-OI. cans 2 lor 39c TEXAN GRAPEFRUIT JUICE. 46-01. cans 2 for 39c PINEAPPLE JUICE 12-os. Dole, 3 rani 25c 29c g BISQUICK V Large Pkg, talifcfefcfefcksifcfcfcfckfcfcfefcfcfefeg H SOFTASILK CAKE I FLOUR Or S PkJ ZDC J JtHHiiilKi""liiiHlii- SNOW 2 fcl AO 1 DRESSING BREAD l r Large bag .. 10C Kifii.iicwittiiic!itit:it:i( I Xmas Candies 5 Commercial o r f Chocolates, 3 His. iOC 5 Plain or Broken Mix g Lbum .Ur.T... 10c J Ornnge Slices 0 2 lbs AOC V Jelly Beans 2 lbs. DRIFTED FLOUR g 491b. bag 25c Chocolate Covered OQ Cherries, l-lb. hoxJC Royal French Mix Lb 5-h. Box Chorolates Dainties Miniature Chocolates l-lb. box, 80 pieces MARSH ALLOWS 2 lbs 15c 3 89c J 29c 1 25c FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS, 2 lbs. ... 25c BRAZIL NUTS 2 lbs 25c PECANS Soft shell large and polished, lb. OREGON WALNUTS 2 lbs. 23c 25c KARO SYRUP 3-lb. can red .2ic 5-lb. can red 3f)c 10-lh. can red ...69c :! 25c 39c CRUSHED PINEAPPLE 9-oz. Dole, 3 cans Dole Fancv Sliced PINEAPPLE, No. 2'i size. 2 cans y(ci(i(i(i(tici(tici(i(i(it( RAH Green j Sumps with J Cash Purchase ot a $1.00 or over, i Friday, Saturdar, J 5 VA LI - DANGER AHEAD? Watchdogs of the Dardanelles, Turkish Pres. Ismet Inonti and Army Chief Cakmak eyed sharply the soldiers' parade as Turkey celebrated 16 years as republic. members are to bring sandwiches or salad. Cream and doughnuts are to be supplied for the joint instal lation Friday evening, December 29. Mrs. B. L. Rich and Mrs. Fran ces Goude of Cottage Grove were guests for the meeting. Members were Mrs. Fred Coe, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. H. A. Howe, Mrs. Francis, Mrs. V. E. Grousbeck, Mrs. Mary Lindsay, Mrs. Alice Taylor, Mrs. F. A. Russell, Mrs. Clack, Mrs. R. F. Scott, Mrs. Charles Wetzel and Mrs. C. I. Kent. Refreshments were served. IN BELLFOUNTAIN BELLFOUNTAIN, Dec. 21. (Special) Mrs. Peters has receiv ed word that her sister, Mrs. Guy Roberts of Toledo, had diel Sat urday evening following an opera tion. Funeral services will be held at the Miller funeral home in Junction City on Wednesday at 1 p. m. Mrs. Lewis Holler, Theta Rho girls' adviser; Mrs. Edward Byrne, Stella Sankey, Patricia Davenport, Evelyn Byrne, Corinne Key, Max ine Smith, Mary Kathryn Hull, Mary Lou Nystrom and Eileen Moore attended the Theta Rho convention held at Albany last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Garrett, who have resided in the Bellfountain community for the past two years or more, living in their trailer house, recently purchased the Cleve Powers home north of Mon roe, near the high school build ing and have moved to their new home. MONROE NEWS MONROE, Dec. 20. (Special) Mrs. Del Carpenter entertained with a dinner recently in honor of her husband's birthday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stew art and sons Donald and Wesley. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin David and children Eda and Edwin Jr. The freshman class of the Mon roe union high school entertainer! at a party in the high school gym nasium last week. The student body and faculty was invited. The grade school basketball team played the Farm Home team here last week. After the game the seventh, eighth, fifth and sixth grades enjoyed a party at the home of the principal, Virgil Moss. Mrs. John Lindsey of Burlin game was a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Williams. WITH MRS. PARIS MARCOLA, Dec. 20. (Special) The Missionary society of the Church of Christ met at the home of Mrs. Ruby Paris last' week. After a short business meeting a number of talks were enjoyed. Refreshments were served to: Mrs. Day, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Nimmo of Eugene, Mrs. Mitchell of Spring field, Mrs. Mollie Martin, Mrs. Laura Murdock, Mrs. Ida Robinett, Mrs. Grace King, Mrs. Lena Wil ley, Mrs. W. J. Willey, Mrs. Nan nie Miles, Mrs. Bertha Price, Mrs. C. Landers, Mrs. T. J. Walters, and the hostess, Mrs. Ruby Paris. UNDERTAKERS ELECT REEDSPORT, Dec. 21 (Spe cial) Mr. and Mrs. John Unger were hosts to members of the Southwestern Oregon Funeral Di rectors association in the Reeds port grill last week, 14 members attending. Election of officers was the principal matter of business, the following being elected for 1040: Charles Schroeder, of Ban don, president; Edward Thuer wachter, Marshfield, vice-president; John Unger, Reedsport, secretary-treasurer. The next meet ing will be held in Marshfield on the second Friday of February. DINNER SUNDAY DEERHORN. Dec. 21. (Spe cial) A basket dinner for mem bers of the Deerhorn Sunday school was a feature of the Christ mas season Sunday at the Deer horn schoolhouse. A number of families attended. In the after noon the group spent some of the time preparing for the annual Christmas program which will be sponsored by the school. Special costumes and special lighting will be made attractive; the Nativity and other Christmas scenes. A fund has been donated by members of the school who will receive treats at the program. DINNER GIVEN WALTERVILLE, Dec. 21 (Spe cial) Mr. and Mrs. John Conley of Walterville, Mr. and Mrs. Harve Conley of Cedar Flat and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Conley, Pauline Conley, Earl Conley and William Conley all of Donna, Mr. and Mrs. Silas Gay, Lois Gay and Bernice Gay of Silverton were guests recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Conley and daughters, Caroline and Kathleen in Eugene when they met to hold a going away dinner and day to gether for Lois Gay who is leaving for Arizona soon where she will be married. After her marriage she will live In Needles, Calif A large number of gifts were pre sented the bride-elect. Additional gU!Sf0rthe day were Mrs. Barr and Mrs. Georgia Hayden. n British Briinr- ls a rt.ni. o- Ml I 111 III ' Bluebird Packing Co. 629 Oak Street Phones IE32 and 1633 Dressed or Live Colored Hens 15c-18c Hens, Lite ..10c-13c Ducks 15c-18c Turkeys 13c-20c Rabbits 15c-20c Guineas 18c lb. Send BOTH with a Delicious Food Gift! Who can use a basket or a beautifully p,cked j everyone, of course. Aunt Sue. or Cn.,.i. . .. "' ho love, something different and apprecist,. one ness. And you can order a basket or a box in so many different ihi I Nice, shiny red apples and pecans and Iatin-lookin, .vol everything that s nice. PRIME TUBKEYS ROASTING CHICKENS R. I. RED FRYERS SMOKED MEATS Sugar Cured Backs Hams - Bacon 16c and 21c Large A doz. Med. A doz. I FANCY r VEAL ROAST Boned and Tied Lb. 25c II PURE PORK I I MEAT 10AF 1 I Home Made I 1 I 'I PORK SAUSAGE Beef, eal md fork I Lb. 25c 2 Lbs. 45c 1 1 i i 1 IB rrime steer Heel Shoulder Sprint Lamb I SHORT RIBS LAMB ROAST I 3 Lbs. 25c Lb. 19c I Free Parking while you shop here we pay the mete. ' I For Grocery Specials See the larger Red & Whits Slonul I ad on this page. I S III JE. r. iJLHAb' 19c j Pi "j Even befOTe the European war broke oubs BI.ACIILY NEWS BLACHLY, Dec. 20. (Special) , A house warming was held re- I cently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hulburt. Those pres- J ent were Mr. and Mrs. Earnest ' Colson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Slay ter, Mr. and Mrs. Averill Rust,! Mr. and Mrs. Carley Baker and daughter, Betty, Mr. and Mrs. C. ! M. Hulburt and Wayne Hulburt, Mrs. Clara Brown and son, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Harper and son, ' Beldon Curtiss, Ray Wolfe and , Pauline Barber and Mrs. Emma Slayter. i The local grange is fixing up the hall and has bought a new piano. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Pritchard ; have sold their place at Triangle i lake to Mr. Lindsey. I The Christmas program for the school will be held on Friday eve ning at the gymnasium. HALSEY NEWS HALSEY. Dec. 21. (Special) The Golda Wells Circle, young wo men's missionary society of the lo cal Church of Christ, met recently at the home of Mrs. Gladys Smith. The Standard Bearers, young women's missionary society of the local Methodist church, held a pot luck supper recently at the home of Gwendolyn BressW. This was followed by the regular business meeting. Ray Barley and assistants are painting the interior of the new Frank Maxwell house. The local Methodist Sunday school is giving its annual Christ mas program Friday evening, De cember 22. 4 Buy That Fine Xmai Turkey at EUiott'a Grocery And Have It Roasted In Our Kitchen See Our Red & White Ad on this pane Phone 95 Cor. 13!h & Patterson Red & White Homostyle or Sliced PINEAPPLE .Hor 39c Red & White Fruit Cocktail No. l's tall, 2 for 29c Red & White GRAPEFRUIT N0;22 T 25c Red & White Sifted Peas .5?" 29c Red & White Fancy CUT BEANS ...V?onrs 25c Red White All Green ASPARAGUS ean,-.lb2 lor 45c Red & While Tomato Juice,,.0;,!? 23c Red & White CAKE FLOUR LArgee23c Red & White Biscuit Flour !tlV. 28c Even before the European war broke out buyers were scouring the world markets for their choicest food offerings. J af lB: ered nuts from Brazil, Olives from Spain, Dates from the M and Spices from the Orient to make your Christmas dinner a success. Here on this page are presented these fine Red & White Foods for j UUI tauici a Specials for Friday and Saturday. December 22 owg Blue & White 4-lb. 00- SEEDLESS RAISINS Franco-American 3 cans f)C SPAGHETTI ---ri Red & White PUMPKIN No. 2Va cans Crosse & Blackwell's MINCEMEAT in,- 1UW Christmas Assortment Mixed Nuts,... lb. 17c Fheasant Sweet Pickles 6jr 10c Red & White Dill Pickles .?oV 29c Jolly Time POP CORN 10-oz. cans 2 lor 27c Bulk Idaho IIullcss POPCORN 4, lbs. .. lor 25c . i Mart M- 25C lib. n uowee j cans OOC Ground as you "J . -- -T7.TT-T5 n T T 28-oz. bottles Jtiii KJLjLX riLEi LIME RICKEY or 7 UP 2 lor (Less Sc per bottle, return allowance) Crosse Ss Blackwell's FIG or PLUM PUDDING Flav-R-Jel ePkfs-OQr oini innrctitKi - Red & WMte 1 Af Marshmallows b I8c Red & Whe p,nt can5 nfl. 1!.M5 fnr ""I nips UUVC Tea Garden (.ot Oflfi Red 4 WhKe 03C Mayonnms:;;:; 33c SunSpun Salad Dressing ill All 4 rolls BORENE Granulated 53c Soap, Giant pkg. E V . 19c
