Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, December 21, 1939, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextTHE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON Page Nine. rUf! IV f . , ' 'iw ; v : ,-yr v- , ;fM ' ' ' . .--- - , , t . - i ,1,1.. - y jt.t&.L..-flv!"' gr? Man o' War romps vn MINES FOR THIS MAN O'WAR With his usual hieh soirits (,'ugh his five-acre paddock on Samuel D. Riddle's Faraway Farm near Lexington, Ky., J i stranger to the "blue grass" might never guess that the famous race horse is now 2 rtirs old. "Big Red" is one of nation's big-money sires, has fathered War Admiral, Mar Baitleship- Ufl( Mrs. inmun njiiBA. Dec. 21. (Special) !t. and Mrs. Ben Inmans jtn wedding anniveiaaij is Lumber 25. mere is io ue an iitrary program bi me ch 01 Christ bunaay morning, prober 24 at 10:45 a. m. in ,- haior. iney are cnarier L,bers of this church. There Jj, readings and special num- , tnends ana relatives die r:.ti to be present for this serv , Thsre will be open house ;.-Mtmas afternoon at their home t: tends and relatives. DISCl'SS RIG MAKING JLMIRA, Dec. 21. (Special) Elmra Noti unit or Home isnomics met at the grange hall eek for an all-day meeting. t project leaders, Mrs. Royce :ier and wrs. Leo I'arKer, laMtrated braided and hooked :c. A potmcK ainner was kved at noon after the demon- ff:m were over. Mrs. John liai took charge of the recrea- hour. There were several zis given. Christmas carols sung by the group and a gift isr.ge held. The following -:t present: Sarah Hemming- Mrs. George Draper, Emma iton. JIadge Guile, Bessie tlopher, Grace Bachelor, 1 Smith, Mrs. Blanchard, let Eaves, Verna Dahlin, Anna H!HD, Ins Spangler, Ethel Kirk, :- ft uson, Hannah Mansfield, Ethel Parker. HARRISBIRG NEWS HAHR1SBURG, Dec. 21. (Spe Si-At the last meeting of the .iies' Auxiliary, the following trs were elected to serve dur : 1940: president, Mrs. F. J. :neter; vice-president, Mrs. Minnie Mclvin; secretary, Mrs. M. E. Rush; treasurer. Mrs. Lloyd Simon. The new officers will be installed the first meeting in Jan uary. On this date there will be a potluck dinner for members of the chamber of commerce and ladies' auxiliary, their wives and hus bands. The committee in charge of the dinner is Mrs. Ina Kirsch man, Mrs. C. A. Gilbert and Mrs. J. J. Cramer. Mr, and Mrs. George Scott were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Moore at a dinner recently. The occa sion was the 34th wedding anni versary of the Scotts. Mr, and Mrs. J. A. Hoard started Wednesday by auto for LaVerne. California, where they will spend the holidays with their daughter, Mrs. Luther Wright and family. Another daughter, from New Mex ico, will join them there. Program Held YONCALLA, Dec. 21. (Spe cial) A community Christmas1 tree and program with gifts and treats for everyone was enjoyed at the Elkhead achoolhouse this week. The program consisted of group singing; violin and piano duet by Delmar Record and Mrs. J. H, Wittmeyer; harmonica and guitar solo, Paul Allen; readings, J. C. Pringle, Mrs. Frank Creson, Ben Creson, Merlin Johnson and Freda Job and Laura Jobe. Re freshments were served at the close of the evening. Those pres ent were Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hart ford and family, Mr. and Mrs. Grass, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Witt meyer and family, Mrs. Dora Johnson and family, Mrs. Hattie Zimmerman, Mr. and Mrs. J, C, Jobe and family, Mr. and Mrs. Billie Boan and family, John Wil son, Betty Tulbright, Lyle, Ray mond, and Bill Votte, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bradford and family, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bradford, Lyle Bradford, Henry Wheeler, Delbert and George Langdon, Mr, and Mrs. Delmar Record, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Record, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Reeves, Nils Kling, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Langdon, and son Dan nie, Mr. and Mrs. Romie Howard, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Allen. J. C. and Frank Pringle, and John Howard. and Jack Kelly are in charge of arrangements. Mr. and Mrs, Henry Molino of San Diego, Cat, are spending the holidays at the home of Mrs. Mo lino's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Char les Beidler. The Elmartes club held a Christ mas party at the home of Mrs. Mewille Veatch Tuesday. A lunch eon was served, followed by a gift exchange and session at cards. The club will meet with Mrs. N. J. Nelson Jan. 16. man. Fred Stransburg, Harry Tompkins, Glenn McGee, Dick Easton, Leonard Ackerman, Larry White, Roy Ritter, Jim Jones, Henry EUingsen, U. S. Epperson, Elmer Christensen, and the host, Ray Weldon. Mrs, Ivan Easton and son of Vancouver, Wash., are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr, and .Mrs. Harvey Marshal. COTTAGE GROVE NEWS COTTAGE GROVE, Dec. 21. (Special) The Rainbow assembly met recently and had its Christmas party. Each brought toys to be sent to the Shrine hospital in Port land. Plans were made at the meeting for the dancing party to be held Dec. 28. The Cottage Grove high school class of 1935 is planning a reunion on the evening of Dee. 29, at Row River Inn. Mrs. Georgetta Funk AT I1AI.SEY HALSEY. Dec. 21 (Special) The Lee Hayes family have rented the Nettie Spencer house and will move soon from the former Grant Taylor house where they have re sided for some time. The Mountain States Power j company cut the large fir tree in front of the Mrs. Ernestine Mun ger house one day last week. Dr. Dan V. Poling, high school visitor for the state system of higher education visited the local school Monday morning. He talk ed briefly to all students but par ticularly to the members of the senior class. VAUGHN NEWS VAUGHN, Dec. 21. (Special) A party honoring Robert Pulliam was held at the home of Ray Wel don last week. Those present were the honored guest, Robert Pulliam, Bob Marshal, Arthur Johnson, Cliff Freeman, Don Frec- Christmas Slippers v f WOMEN'S SLIPPERS with leather soles and heels, blue or wine satin WOMEN'S KID LEATHER SLIPPERS Fsaed soles and heels. cf colors. jjl leather soles and heels 1.59 IMiN'S FELT TOP SLIPPERS fs';i t;pprs leather sc.es rubber heels Si 25 i f i i if t ) i i 1 ff Men's Sheepsldn SLIPPERS with leather soles and heels $165 fa fa fa S fa 1 fa fa fa fa fa fa. fa 15 fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa GOLDSON NEWS GOLDSON, Dec. 20. (Special) Goldson grange met at the halt recently with 22 members present An enchange of Christmas gifts was held among the members with a program put on by all present. It was decided to have a New Year's eve dance at the hall. A committee was appointed to make all needed arrangements for the dance. It was also decided to meet at the hall to work on the hall roof, which has been leaking bad ly, A potluck dinner was held at noon, also a potluck supper was held Friday night at the grange meeting. It is reported that Mrs. Effie Cox is improving. She has been in bed most of the time for al most 11 weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hansen, Mrs. Pearl Brown, Hardy Cox and son Dan, Henry Landers and Mrs. Ross Reid all assisted Mrs. Stella Powell pick turkeys at her place recently. Mr. Phouts and Mrs. Mary Herbert and children helped a while in the evening. Mrs. Eftic Cox and son Doran were cooks and dish washers. Mt. Carmel school is putting on a Christmas program at the grange hail Friday night, with a tree. HOLD CHRISTMAS MEETING HARRISBURG, Dec. 81, (Spe cial) The Harrisburg Commun ity Garden club gave ite Christ mas party recently at the home of Mrs. l J. Scholi. A potluck din ner was served at noon at which 20 members were present. There was a Christmas tree and an ex chang of gifts. Mrs. C. M. Stone, president of the club, was pre sented with a special gift from the club members. A short business meeting was held and it was de cided to resume work on baskets which hud been put aside because of the busy season. The next meet ing will be held January 9. at the home of Mrs. Stone, with Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Moore as hostesses. Present at the Christmas meet ing were Mesdames M. E. Rush, Calvin Owens, J. J. Cramer, F. J. Epeneter, Jane Curtis. Lynne Owen, Rundall Brock, C, At. Stone. Ed Duerre. Earl Tyler, George Scott, Everett Scott, J, C. Clay. Amelia Grimes. Roy Peterson. Harlan Ross, J. W. Moore, H. T. Widdilield. ly at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Garrett. An exchange of gifts and Christmas party and card games made up the evening's en tertainment Those present were Mr. ami Mts. John Maxwell, Patty Lou AddiliRton, Ethel Nielsen, Avelta Nielsen, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Hileman, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Casterlitie, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bell, Mr.- and Mrs. George Eastham, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pulley, Mr, A. S. Cole and Mr. and Mrs. Gar rett. High honors at cards went to Mrs. Casterline and Mr. Cole, Next high to Helen Bell and Mr. Eustham. Refreshments were served before the group departed for their homes. -H 1M B MEETS DEKRHORN. Dec. 81 (Spe rlaDThe "Modern Woodsmen." Four-H organization of older boys and girls, met with their leader. Lester Wheeler, for their pre Christmas business session. Tliev made plans tor the coming year's work and drew names for an ex change of gifts at the annual Christmas tree. Members present were Carolyn Stacy, president; Loris fountain, Ada Currant, Marvena Holmes, Glenda Smith and George Partridge. PARTY FOR C LUB MARCOLA, Dec. 21 (Special) The members of the Pastime club held a potluck dinner recent- C(C(lMWMlMltlKti(MStNtm YARDUTS BATH DUSTING POWDER wr.H tJH $ CHANGE TASTOUS HALSEY. Dec. 21 (Special) Rev. and Mrs. Grant H. Coles are leaving the Iirst of the new year to take the Church of Christ church at Oohena. Idho. Rev, and Mrs. Willis Hale, fornwrly Halsey residents have booked passage for the Phillipme Islands on January 25. They hope to be in Halsey briefly before their de parture. He has been preacher ofl the sewnd Church of Christ at; Boise, Idaho for some tune. The board of Ihe local Church of Christ ha selected Rev. Ted Bey er of Crabtree to be the new min ister of the local church, filling the vacancy caused by the resig nation of Rev. Mr. Cole. Rev. Mr. Bayer and wife will move into the parsonage soon after the first of the year. A FRAGRANT Beauty Mist! luxnnooa TO GIVE PROGRAM DRAIN, Dec. 21 (Special) The children of the Christian church Bible school will put on a Christmas program Saturday evening at the church. The final touch after bathing mil clinging cloud of (hi ailk-pua pow der la timed with the subtle ari tocratic perfume of Engliah lavender flowers. Surrounds yoa with an aura of fresh, dclieatn fragrance soothes, smooths and protects your skin. Exquisitely fine in handsome container with, giant puff. Floor. Everybody's Drug 986 Willamette kkkkMJUtMiatMkkfchftklik! fQO MT. VERNON TREASURE BOX complete with mirror-picture token A fivorcd foursome of delightful Esrly Ameriesn toilst rtquiiitc! -Toilet Soip,' Sichtl, Guttt Toiltt Water, and Gueit Tilcum m t tlevtrly decorated be wirti an illus tration of hittork Mount Vernon gracing it lid. The mirror, decorated with an eld-fihioned winter mm, colorfully mounted on a ttar.tsangled mat, and ready for framing, is in IAIU.Y AMERICAN TOKIK to you. T&Utriu Dt. Ever body's Drug 986 Willamette St Eugene ADVISES EVERYONE SUFFERING AS SHE DID TO TRY THE KRUGON Mrs. Fred Schellhom, Eugene Lady, Give KniGon Full Credit For Her Hetura To Good Health; Faulty Elimination Yields to Modem Capiule Remedy "I believe KruGon Jo be a real blessing to those who suffer as I did" said Mrs. Fred Schellhom, 165 West 5th Ave.. Eugene, s re spected lariv of this city, recently in talking wnn ine ru umi -.- If. THE KRIGOh- MAJf .i,tif who is daily meeting nubhc at the Hi!,n Everybody's Drug Store, 888 Wil lamette Street, this city: Since i nave uitu " KARL'S SM 7th and Willamette SHOES fa ' tested it mvtelf to see just how ,f5 ! good it really is . . . I cannot give is ; it too much praise." continued f)M i n t-hollhom. "Years of con- had taken its toll and "seemed to have just about rr, health. My kid- raused me endiess tr. worry and distress. Irritation u frequent and much of the time .. . . ' L . . . i I Called me up ai mgnia yiisa could hardly get any sleep at all In this condition I became nerv ous, tired and worn-out. It seem- on I had no oeo at all. My appe tite failed me too, naa no oesire for foods and I could Just feel mvself Brewing worse most every day. But then this Kruoon was called to my attention ana irom then on I began to show improve ment " "How wonderful it is to feel n ood aeain. especially after nufferine the way I had for " rontinued Mn. Schell I am aetting regular bowel action now and with relief from the effects of that dreaaiui constipated condition I am feel ing like my former self again. I eat eood. have a splendid appe tite and feel stronger and have more oeo than in month. My kidney action Is normal, sleep fin and et the proper rest and relaxation. I want others who suffer as I did to learn about KruGon and for that reason I am lad to oublicly give this modern caoaule remedy FULL CREDIT in mv case. Those who give It trial will soon appreciate Its real merit." , And so It oes . . . ANOTHER case right here In Eugene that was actually surprising. The Srjecial KruGon Man Is HaiW meetina the local public at the Hiron's Everybody's Drug Store. 98 Willamette Street, where he invites ail local people to call to see bun,. r 1 Ft I Pii-it,iw,tTHfy i I 1 We have replenish-WQt; (H f T J i f H n U71 I I ed our stock of fMfcj mmmmmMmmmmmmmmmim w.rrA so yu win sun be Mil i I vi W ablc t0 et 8 wldeiSHl LAST MINUTE SHOPPERS miniature j a fA&'liSI s,lection 0 ' I ' t we will be open CHOCOLATES I WSXB&Z- items before Christ-rg ALL DAY SUNDAY 1 pound nq I fS-' mn5, fur your cnnvrnlrnre 80 pieces 3C I OX Or 21 Vi yfetPI A 5f WMai The Fmhhis Beurjoit CHRISTMAS I KMr r, ,nu mr KTl ? jsir EVENING IN PARIS 1 VflSir SKsffll lAJ THREE PIECE SET 1 nc I " demtwCimMwnodcur fesj, , f, f"SjW I artjfil ' I in a new and SI ' Jfnf7 T'lcum. 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