Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, December 21, 1939, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE REGISTER-GUARD. EUGENE. OREGON Grange Groups Report Installations; Lodges Electing NewOfftJ Installation Held By 0. E. 1, Masons CRESWELL, Dec. 21 (Special) At joint installation ceremonies for the local Eastern Star and Masonic orders this week the fol lowing were installed for the East ern Star chapter: Worthy matron, Mrs. W. P. Itees; worthy patron, C. F. Moore; associate matron, Al- leyne Spencer: associate patron, J." O. Mortensen; secretary, Mrs. N. E. Steele; treasurer, Mrs. Anna Holhston: conductress, Mrs. Ruth Hclbock; assistant conductress, Mrs. Helen Mclhorne; marshal, Mrs. J. O. Mortensen; Electa, Mis. Riley Petty: Martha, Mrs. Charles Croner: Esther, Mrs. Janet Shorey; Ruth, Mrs. Bertha Rhewalt; Ada, Mrs. Janet Bullis; sentinel, Mrs. G. H. Davidson. Mrs. Hallie Huntington was the installing offi cer. Her assistants were C. A. Swarts, grand patron; Mrs. Cora M. Olson, grand marshal; Mrs. G. E. Everson, grand chaplain; Mrs. . E. Woodson, pianist. C. A. Swarts was installing offi cer for the Masons, assisted by J. O. Mortensen as marshal. The following officers were seated: W. M . H. W. Taylor; S. W., Alton M. Wood: J. W., Leo Helbork; treas urer, Riley Petty; secretary, R. T. Scott; S. D., Charles II. Croner; S S., Guy Shorey; marshal, O. A. Wilson: tyler, Walter O. Workman; chaplain, Carl E. D a n n e h 1. Speeches were given following the installation by Mrs. C. A. Hunting ton, Mrs. Alberta S. McMurphey of Eugene, C. A. Swarts and oth ers. For the program Mis. W. P. Rees and Mrs. Janet Bullis sang solos. The refreshments were served by the Masons with Leo Helbock, Carl Dannehl, Al Shorey and C. F. Moore in charge. Sixty-five were present with guests from Eugene and Spring field. !. - h 7 rV .1 ' ""J ' . V 1 BACK FOR AN ENCORE For the second consecutive season, Mary Jane Cukovich (above) was chosen (o reign over the poinscltia season a( Galveston, Tex., where this flower is now preening itself for the Christmas season. CRESWELL NEWS CRESWELL, Dec. 21. (Special) Manley Strawn of Portland call ed on Creswell friends Tuesday. He reported the death last week of Alphus Boyd of Portland. Mr. Boyd with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Boyd, operated a hotel in Creswell 30 years ago and have been interested in the restaurant business since leaving here. He is survived by his parents and a sis ter, Thelma. R. P. Annin, father of Mrs. L. E." Ziniker, died last week at his home In Los Angeles, Cal. Mrs. Ziniker and daughters were with him and they left for home this week, ar riving Wednesday. TO FRESENT PROGRAM HALSEY, Dec. 21 (Special) The choir of the local Church of Christ will present "Holy Night' at Uie church Christmas Eve, Sunday December 24. CHAN CHEW CUINKSI HElin CO. ttirb SprcUII.I DuMnlu relief Bfalnil II illieaiei end elirflnle male, femele, tnA oli II dren Rllmenti. so jr. ex. perlenen In this work. 'rlre rreionehle. Cell fur free Information, lire, 10 t. m. to 0 p. m. weekday!. Sunday!, t0t. US Oak Street. Ilpitalri Oil Co. Grove Townsend Club Elects Officers, Plans Celebration COTTAGE GROVE, Dec. 21. (Special) The Cottage Grove Townsend club held its annual election of officers at the recent meeting. The nominating commit tee presented 20 names from which the following 12 receiving the highest number of votes would consitutc the officers and commit tee chairmen: M. M. Wheeler, Mrs. Kate L. Adama, Peter Britton, W. E. Masters, Mrs. Marsh, T. G. Short, Elmer J. Kent, Mrs. O. W. Hlarkmorc, Mrs. Ethel Applewhite, I.. D. Tucker, Mrs. Sallie Hill, Mrs. W. E. Masters. Elmer J. Kent was elected president. The others are to be assigned their positions the first meeting in January. Plans were made for a Townsend birth day celebration January 8. The meeting for Monday evening, De cember 25, was postponed until January 2. Grange Has Program WALTER VILLE, Dec. 21. (Special) The Walterville grange met recently in regular session. The master, Douglas Zabriskie, called the meeting to order and conducted business in the grange degrees. Two commitUx's were ap pointed during the evening. One ROBES ttf?fPB"l,e,'nft''lvS7li,na5in,3P'o,3J' 3 A Gift for His Leisure Hours I.W r.W fa til tf55 fat$ MM IflJ THE MAN'S SHOP II BYROM & KNEELAND $4.95 to $16.50 Beacons, Silks, Wools All Sizos 32 Emit 10th mi, 1w'ai.:W.ittv.w.',, 4tf'ii4.'..:.''aj',j'4tviiad,ifq Ui' It A' 11 & il fci' 4 A' i i u Of ! rt? rfi Q A1 II tf'A headed by the master was to sub mit plans for taking care of non payment of dues members. This committee was Mr. Robson, John Sloan and O. L. Clement. The other was for the purpose of mak ing arrangements for going to Creswell for installation of officers Dec. 29, and were C. F. Grant, Ward Robson and Robert Benson. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Carter and Eugene Cadwallader were obligat ed in the first and second degrees, Talks were given by several on the conference they attended last week at Thurston, and also on improv ing the floor work. The treasurer gave her annual report and the finance committee closed the books for the year. After grange session a program was given and consisted of group singing of Christmas songs; a north pole scene ny Laurel Edith Willian, who read letters from the different mem bers who marie known their wants for presents; candle lighting by the entire group; solo by Douglas Za- DrisKie: pantomime. "Lnnstmas, with Mrs. Robert Benson acting and Mr. and Mrs. John Sloan and Mrs. Frank Page singing; music by Mrs. D. E. Benson; pantomime, "Watching Angel." After the pro gram a Christmas gift exchange was held and every one received a gift. Treats of candy and popcorn were passed. Those enjoying the evening at the grange were Mr. and Mrs. John Kickbusch, Mrs. Leo Tennis. Mr. and Mrs. John Sloan, Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Benson, Mr. and Mrs. Zono Zabriskie, Douglas Zabriskie. Allan Zabriskie, Mrs. Elizabeth Robson, Ward Robson, Frank Robson, Mr. Cadwallader, Mr. and Mrs. Harve Con ley, II. E. Magness, C. F. Grant, Mr. and Mrs. R. Benson, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Carter, Mrs. George Marx, O. L. Clement, Mr. and Mrs. George Willian, Laurel Edith Willian, Mr. and Mrs. Glen I.pVoe. Mrs. Frank Page and L. U. Shrode. Presbyterian Church To Present Pageant CRESWELL, Dec. 21. (Special) The Presbyterian church will present the Christmas pageant, "Lift Up Your Voices" at the church Sunday evening at o'clock. The program follows: Pro. cessional; song, senior choir; song, children's chorus; readers, Rev. Floyd E. Dorris and Riley Thomp son; episode 1. shepherds, Maurice Lower, Billy Melhorne, Eugene Heart, Robert Hartman; angel, Naomi Marquart, "While Shep herds Watched Their Flocks , epi sode 2, kings. Dale Ziniker, Bill Lower, George Marquart; episode 3, angels, Irene Powell, Patricia Burke, Joan Hoagland, Barbara Dorris, Ruth Kirkpatrick, Doro thea Gillespie, Jeanette Geerts June Beebe, Helen Benter; episode 4, "O, Little Town of Bethlehem," solos, Marion and Muriel Olson episode 5, "Away in a Manger,' children, Florence Marquart, Bonnie Powell, Beverle Goheen, Carol Kirkpatrick, Gerald Kirk patrick, Anna Marie Heart, Caro line Nutt, Glen Anderson, Vestal Powell; episode 6, The Madonna, Watrine Spencer; recessional. The Christmas service Sunday morning will include special num bers by the chbir, The treats will be distributed during the Sunday school hour Sunday. HIGH-nOlXK REEDSPORT, Dec. 21. (Spe cial) Coming as a compote sur prise to their many friends is the announcement of the marriage re cently at the San Carlos mission in Monterey, Cal., of Mrs. Inga Ilouck of Reedsport and Ed High, of Knseburg and Ashland, where Mr. High is in the insurance business. The newlyweris will be at home to friends after January 1. vou'sm for here s sensational whisky value! Yes this is the brand you've been waiting for! Milder, smoother taste-full flavor ... COHBS CREEK is mighty fine whisky at tremendously low price! Full 90 proof I0c iirsi.sh u Hth four yimt oil. '. S"r slraighl u luiiy Ihtt yiMi old. 750 A'iuUe.1 jirjin utMtrtl iphill. f)V- II 'R ai Conlinfiml DUtillini! Corp., Phitnlrtphia. Pa- II MWmmMaMinjpiywMiiT.Mieiil!laii!.! JM . 11 n 'V1 8 i llllll FROM COAST FORK COAST FORK, Dec. 21. (Spe cial) The Coast Fork club met at ,the home of Mrs. Ollie Lind lcy at Goshen. The afternoon was spent in games and a short busi ness meeting. There were seven members present and Mrs. Cole was a visitor. Gifts were ex changed. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Dan McCugh on Jan. 9. A club card party for members and their friends will be held at the home of Mrs. McCugh the night of Jan 26. Mrs. L. E. Stafford has return ed from a visit in southern Cali fornia at the home of her father, Mr. and Mrs. Mathews and son, Lloyd, have left for a visit with Mrs. Mathews' parents at Fresno, Calif, and later will take a trip to Mexico. Mrs. Irene Hollis recently en joyed a visit from her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Dunn, all of Portland. Mrs. Shields will have her Christmas program at the school house Friday at 2 p. m. AT COTTAGE GROVE COTTAGE GROVE, Dec. 21. (Special) One hundred and sixty students took part in the annual union high school concert Tues day evening at the gymnasium. The concert was directed by Miss Marian Jelinek and Charles Chris tianson. The boys' and girls' quar tet, trios and solos were special features. Ellery Wilson, accompanied by a friend, Steve Preslupskl, from San Pedro, Cal., are at the W. O. Wilson home for a few days on a furlough. They are with the U. S. navy and will join their training ship, Philadelphia, in a few days. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Wilhem and Charles Robinson of Coalinga, Cal., came Wednesday to visit their sister, Mrs. Ruth Woodson. Also Mr. and Mrs. Horace Harms of Portland have arrived and are house guests of Mrs. Harms' sis ter, Mrs. Woodson. LIBRARY GROUP MEETS REEDSPORT, Dec. 21. (Spe cial) The Library association held Its regular meeting Monday evening. Annual reports and elec tion of officers will take place at the next meeting to be held Jan uary 15. During the first half of 1939 1627 civil aircraft for domestic use were produced. This repre sents a 90 per cent increase over the same period of 1938. Joint Installation For Five Granges Is Recent Event HALSEY, Dec. 21 (Special) Chancey Sickels, of Charity grange, installed the new officers of Lake Creek grange, Charity grange, and Calapooia grange on Monday evening at Lake Creek Grange hall. A large crowd was present to witness the ceremonies and enjoy a social time following. Preceding the installation cere monies the Lake Creek grange put on a marching drill with Clar ence R. Evans, captain. The drill team was composed of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Clay of Harrisburg, Mr. and Mrs. George Hochen smith, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Jackson, Henry Brusven, Henry Peterson, Oliver G. Coldiron, Mrs. Rosa Cook, Miss Velma Owen, Mrs. Clarence Evans. Mr. Sickels was assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Waggener in the installing. Officers installed are as. follows: Lake Creek grange Henry Peterson, outgoing master; Thomas J. Jackson, incoming master; Arch Owen, overseer; Rosa Cook, lec turer; Henry Brusven, steward; George Hockensmith, assistant steward; May Evans, chaplain; Roscoe Paine, treasurer; Clarence R. Evans, secretary; E. E. Bow men, gatekeeper; Miss Velma Owen, Ceres; Mrs. Clarence R. Evans, Pomona; Mrs. Thomas Jackson, Flora; Martha Hocken smith, lady, assistant steward. Charity grange Byrd waggen er, outgoing master; George Fruitt, incoming master; Ped Si mons, overseer; Fred Harding, lecturer; Lawrence Waggener, steward; George Waggener, assist ant steward; Mrs. Maud Kizer, chaplain; Charles P. Kizer, sec retary; Frank Bond, gatekeeper; Mrs. George Fruitt, Ceres; Mrs. Blanche Waggener, Pomona; Mar garet Harding, lady assistant steward. Calapooia grange Henry Peeb les, master; E. J. Pearl, overseer; Adabel Kingston, lecturer; ste ward, Fred Harrison; assistant steward, Willis Smith; Mrs. Fred Harrison, chaplain; Mrs. Willis Smith, treasurer; Mrs. Verna Clendenen, secretary; W. A. Clen- denen, gatekeeper; Mrs. Henry Peebles, Ceres; Zoe Silver, lady assistant steward. The Lake Creek grange is having a New Year's potluck sup per at 7 o'clock p. m. Saturday followed by a party. Following the ceremonies refreshments were served at long tables. CARD CLUB MEETS JUNCTION CITY, Dec. 21. (Special) The December meeting of the Laf-a-Lot club was held with Mrs. Emma Ritzdorf last week, beginning with a chili sup per served to the 12 members The supper was followed by a short business session and a Christ mas party with an exchange of gifts. The present officers were re-elected for the ensuing year. They are Lela Baldwin, president; Mary Smith, secretary; and Emma Ritzdorf, treasurer. The year's record of the card scores showed Mrs. Genevieve Jensen held high and received the grand prize, a set of pottery dishes. Glo Ferrill received grand consolation prize. Members of the club include Mrs Leona Ingram, Mrs. Mary Smith, Mrs. Irene Johnston, Mrs. Anna Brown, Mrs. Genevieve Jensen, Mrs. Emma Ritzdorf, Mrs. Ollie Carlsen, Mrs. Florence Snyder, Mrs. Melda Kelly, Mrs. Lela Bald win, Mrs. Dorothy VanOrden, and Mrs. Glo Ferrill. USE BLUE BELL MILK Pure Safe Pasteurized Tested and Insnecterl EUGENE FARMERS CREAMF1Y Phone 638 KUYKENDALL DRUG CO. Now In new address at 61 WEST BROADWAY Phone 23 Lii-pV'--,Vu.2li" GIVE AN 1I UNDERWOOD tw I PORTAL 'eau- The experience oi building mora than 5 million typewrltem It Underwood', guarantee oi th best In Portables. An Underwood is the gift that keeps on giving. Steven's Typewriter Co. 112 East Broadway Telephone 349 Franklin Groups Will Give Program FRANKLIN, Dec. 21. (Special) The Franklin grade school co operating with the Franklin grange will present a three-act Christmas fantasy "The Magic Star' by Jewel Bothwell Tull, at the grange hall, Friday at 8 p. m. I he public is invited. The cast of characters is as fol lows: Nadinc Richardson. Glenn Ditto, Theresa Hecker, Loa Gayle Bryant, Loyd Hodson, Merrill Medlin, Laurel Hodson. Fave Wal do, Annamarie Hecker, Dwane Richardson, Lois Denniston. Na dine Doak, Betty Ditto. Lawrence Hecker; Nieta Kirk, pianist; stage managers, John Akerson, Dale Cheshire, and Hubert Cheshire. Mrs. Mildred Waldo is director. The synopsis follows: Betty and rsniy Know very little about love or kindness until the star-lady shows them the way. They take a strange journey on which they are held up by their enemies, the stumbling blocks, and are aided by the helping hands. They find out at last that the message of the star is lovo and star leads them to the Baby Jesus in the manger, and Mary, and the aneels. Then Betty and Billy come home to nnd that the magic star of love is still upon their Christmas tree and the star-lady is their mother. Grange Will Meet; Christmas Party Is Postponed JUNCTION CITY, Dec. 21. (Special) The grange will meet in regular session on Friday eve ning, Dec. 22. The annual Christ mas party that had been planned for that evening has been called off because of the ban on public gatherings for children due to the prevalence of flu in the commun ity. Only business will be enacted at the meeting. DEXTER NEWS DEXTER. Dec. 21. (Special) Mrs. Velma Warner underwent a major operation at the Sacred Heart hospital on Tuesday morn ing. William Kolster fell and broke both arms while washing the out side windows. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Warner and soil, Allen, were badly cut and bruised in an automobile accident on Friday while returning from Portland. The grade school -will hold its Christmas program on Friday evening. The Sunday school will hold its on Sunday evening. P.-T. A. TO MEET WENDLING, Dec. 21. (Spe cial) Friday, January 5, 1940 has been scheduled as the date for the next regular Parent-Teachers association meeting because the first Monday in the month of January falls on New Year's night. A community skating par ty is to be sponsored by the P. T. A. on January 11, from 7 o'clock to 10 o'clock p. m., at the Midway Roller Rink. No Study club will be held during December. The regular January meeting will be January 19, at the home of Mrs. Walter Riggs. ARROW MESSENGER PH. 610 HOLIDAY Specials $3.50 Per manent for S1.75; Maple Leaf iieatity aaion. i-n. jzav Rebekahs, Odd Fellows flan Installation At Oakridge OAKRIDGE, Dec. 21. (Spe cial) Elm Rebekah lodge met in regular session this week. An-i iiiiuncemeni was made that the joint Rebekah and Odd Fellow in stallation would be Jan. 3, and plans were made for it. Mrs. Golden Vallier served as chaplain in the absence of Mrs. Murphey A Christmas gift exchange was en joyed following the business ses sion. Refreshments were served in the dining room later. The tables were decorated with Christ mas attire and sprigs of holly marked places for 26. Members of the refreshment committee were Mrs. Viola Flock, Mrs. Georgie Singletary, Mrs. Ellen Stonebrak er and Mrs. Mildred Croner. ChrUtm-,.. . J e Piano b'J G's were Jr He noarls Md Mrs " r 'I SPnraJ - "" Girt . I M". wmrSH eJ ?ailey, Mrs. H i fci " Keeler, Mrs' v,'j. H. H. Mix r " MIEl Joanna Roark. ' 15th century eglnnm LADIES' AID MEETS WENDLING, Dec. 21. -(Special) The Ladies' Aid met re cently at . th Christmas party. Mrs. Fred Byers ! entertained the group by telling a Christmas story. Miss Viola i Pattee presented a book report,! followed by the singing of Back Pains ?PCKC?1 ""ration given J ambulatory rectal uonlj KODAKS for Christmas We have a complete selection to choose from... The very newest models ... some of which have just recently been released from the factory. Give , these ideal gifts ... gifts that keep on giving for years. BROWNIES $1.00 $2.25 $3.00 KODAKS $7.50 and up NEW 1940 JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS We have 2 of the new models on display now Carl R. Baker Film Shop 71h 4 Willamelt s h?SrSamc'fnii r - ram SMOOTHER AND FINER AS THE YEARS ROLL BY Oram's 7 Crown Blended Whiskey. The straight Seagram's 5 Crown BlendeJ pR Y liifkip? in this product are 4 years or more old. in this product are 4 ye proof. 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