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THE" REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON January. Page Eight. Presbyterian Women Plan Missionary Event; Other Church Groups Active pHE Women's Missionary society ot Central Presbyterian church will meet at Westminster House Tuesday at two-thirty. Mrs. J. D. Bryant will present the play. "Silver Candlesticks." Mrs. J. F. Readc will be )n charge of devo tions. Hostesses will be Mrs. C. F. Andrews, Mrs. J. C. Templcton und Mrs. C. P. Plant. The Women's Union of the First Methodist church will meet Tues day for an all-day meeting at the church. The Foreign Missionary society will meet at eleven o'clock with Mrs. A. H. Norton presiding. Mrs. D. O. Shuey will be in charge of devotions. Mrs. Annie Caley and Mrs. W. B. Empoy of Junction City will report on the Women s Foreign Missionary society con vention held in Los Angeles. The business luncheon will be served at twelve o'clock by Division two, of which Mrs. C. K. Talbott is chairman. The Union luncheon and social hour will be held from twelve-thirty to one-thirty. Those having birthdays in January will he honored. Members of the Bessie nankin division will be on the hospitality committee. I he businrs.., meeting will be at one Ihiity. Miss Jane Hal low of Lon don will he the speaker. Mrs. K. C Carlson will be in charge of lite music. The Women's Council of the Kan-mount Church of Christ will meet Friday at two o'clock at the home of Miss Mabel Kuni, 1423 Twenty-first avenue east. The young mothers' club of the Women s League l the ?ni -on-Krcgallonal church will meet Thursday at seven-forty-five with Mrs. Willlston Wirt, 275 Nine teenth avenue west. Dr. J. H. Branton, professor of religion al the University, will speak. Class Meeting The Co-Workers' class of the First Baptist church will meet Friday at two o'clock with Mrs. S. B. Schmieding, 1108 Monroe street. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. Leslie Hrakel. Miss Martha Culcf, Mrs. W. E. Wood and Mrs. T. E. Smith. Central W.C.T.U. will entertain lota Sigma at a one o'clock buffet luncheon Wednesday at the home ot Mrs. A. L. Carter. B4 Nine teenth avenue east. A business meeting will follow the luncheon. A program on lota Sigma work Calendar For Coming Week FOUNDATION BY HICKORY m $10 Smooth! from beneath the During luce uplift to the elf-edgrd bottom of this all-in-one. l'aneake-flat in front, thanks to the figured cloth panel. Satin Laslex back panel, extra woven-in hip control, gusset back to simplify stepping-in, twin front gussets for thighline ease. Luxury details. OiM and even sues: 32-311. turning appaidJn gcodi 20 . 30 FAST UHOAnWAY will be given, with Mrs. Leo Dcff cnbacher in charge. The Marie Fletcher class of the First Baptist church will meet Tuesday at seven-thirty Willi Misses Mac and Klhcl Kinscy, Ml Tenth avenue cast. Mr. and Mrs. Norton Pengra and Mr. and Mrs. A. A: Wilson are assisting. Aid to Meet The Ladies' Aid of the Fair mount Presbyterian church will meet Friday at two-thirty with Mrs. L. N. Lengacher, Fairmount and Moss streets. Fast Kugcne W.C.T.U. will hold special meeting Wednesday at two o clock with Mrs. S. M. Uay All members are asked to attend as important business will he dis cussed. lino Ruvlc circle of the First Baptist church will meet Tuesday at scveii-lhirty with Mrs. Clifford Cray. Mrs, Howard Heridcr will give the devotions and Mrs. Addic Piepkorn will review the hook, "Ke-liiiih ot Vcnkata iieddi." Mrs. Frank Hallow will speak on the while cross work. Co-hostesses will he Mr". Harold Pitcher. Mrs. Chllord Travillion, Mrs. Jeny Adaliis and Mrs. ticne Lockald. The Ladic' Aid of Central l.ulh- cian church will inn-l Thursday al two-tliuly in the church parlor, with Mrs. Martin Tengs as ho less. The Melhodi-t Service Guild will meet Tuc.day at sevcn-foity- flve with Mrs. James I). Stewait, "J I r.B Olive street. Charles (i Howard will .peak on "My Itela- lion to the Community and the Church." Breakfast Club The Credit Women's Breakfast club will hold its .semi-monthly meeting Tuesday morning at the Del Key cafe al seven o'clock. All.MI.IAItV MEETING SET I'Olt THl'llSDAV The Auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans will meet Thurs day at two o'clock at the armory for practice and a social hour. Mrs. L. L. Baker and Mrs. II. K. Sl.ittcry are in charge. t'NION DACfiHTFItS Daughters of Union Veterans will meet Wednesday al seven thirty at the armory. At XII.IAIIV PLANS MEETINGS ON FRIDAY The Poslofficc Clerks' auxiliary will hold a one o'clock dessert luncheon Friday al the home of Mrs. D. 0. Shuey. JASI'KK NEWS JASPIOH, Jan. 20. (Special) Mrs. Lyman Tinker and little daughter Myra Arlene, are spend ing a few days at the home of Mrs. Tinker's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Laird. A "hard limes" parly will be held Friday evening at the grange hall. The Christian Kndeavor so ciety is sponsoring the affair. Our First ANNIVERSARY In our present location . , . we wish to take this op portunity to thank our many friends and custom ers for their continued support. oun PERMANENT WAVES ARE YOUR PERMANENT PLEASURE All Phases of Beauty CULTURE AND HAIRSTYLING Srrvlng I ticcnp Since 1921 Lovely Style Creations k Evenings by request PHONE 881 BGflUTY SflLOn f.uc;f.nk's style center- Almvr Kaufman Bros. Sunday 7 p. m. Heta Tau Alpha alumnae supper, home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parsons. Monday 2 p. m. Eastside Neighbor hood club meeting, home of Mrs, John Jensen. Monday afternoon Home Science club meeting home ot Mrs. F. G. Stickcls. Monday afternoon Domes tic Art club meeting at home of Mrs. ft. T. Burghardl. 2:30 p. m. Shakespeare club meeting, Penney store. 8:30 p. m. U.S.W.V. and auxiliary dinner, at the arm ory. 6:30 p. m. Kiwanis ladies' niulit dinner, Osburn hotel. 7:30 p. m Beta Sigma Phi meeting at home of Mrs. Del bert V. Hill. 7:30 p. m. Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae meeting, home of Mrs. C L. Schwering. 8 p. m. Chapter H of P. E. O. Sisterhood to meet at home of Mrs. E. A. Stacks. 8 p. in. Willamette Court of the Amaranth meets at the Masonic temple. 3 p. m. Past Noble Grands meet at I.OO.F. temple. Tuesday 7 a. in. Credit Women's Bieakfasl club meeting. Del Itey cafe. Ill a. in Foreign relations group of League of Women Voters meeting, Penney com ri ii t to room. 1 1 a. m. Women's Union meets at First Methodist church. 1:15 p. m. Madrccitas club meeting, home of Mrs. Charles D. Byrne. 1 :30 p. m. Juslamerc club meeting, home of Mrs. Ben Mulkey. 1:45 p. in. Pegasus club meeting, home of Mrs. B. P. Dick. 2:30 p. m. Women's Mis sionary society of Central Presbyterian church meets at Wesminster House. B:30 p. in. Dinner of Mc Kenzie River lodge, A. F. & A. M., Blue River chapter, O.K.S., at McKenzie River Masonic temple. 7:15 p. m. Foreign cookery group of A A.U.W. meeting, Chapman hall, campus. 7:30 p. m. Spinsters cluh meeting, home of Miss Janet Hall. 7:30 p. in. Evening bonk study group of A. A.U.W. meeting at home of Miss Nellie Mae Haugen. 7:30 p. m. Marie Fletcher class of First Baptist church meets with Misses Mac and Ethel Kinsey. 7:30 p. m. I mo Ruylc cir cle of First .Baptist church meets with Mrs. Clifford Gray. 7:45 p. m. Methodist Serv ice Guild meets Willi Mrs. James D. Stewart. H p. m. Royal Nelghors of America meet at Moose hall. 8 p. m. American Legion auxiliary meets at River Road clubhouse. 8 p. m. V.F.W. and auxil iary parly, at the armory. 8 p. m. Eugene Shrincrs' dance, Eugene hotel. 8:15 p. m. Joint recital of Aurora Potter Underwood and Doris Helen Calkins, school of music building. Wednesday All-day meeting of St. Mary's guild, Episcopal church parish hall. All-day meeting of Women's rouiui I, Fust Christian church. 1 p. in Central W. C. T. U. meets with Mrs. A. L. Carter. 1 p. in- Luncheon of Evan geline Star club, Masonic temple. 1 p. in Chapter AY of P. E. O. meeting at home of Mrs. Alfred L. Lomax. 1 p. m. Helmetla club luncheon with Mrs. Minnie Holcomb. 1 p .mi-Chapter AM of P. E. O. meeting at home of Miss Eimadorris Havemann. 1:30 p. m. Oregon Rose Thimble club luncheon with Mrs. Herbert Britt. 1:30 p. m. Delta Zeta alumnae meeting at home of Mrs. George Halton. 1:30 p. m. Coterie club meeting at home of Mrs. R. R. Hucstis. 2 p. m. Wednesday Bridge club meeting, home of Mrs. R. M. Pratt. 2 p. m. East Eugene W. C. T. U. meets with Mrs. S. M. Day. 7 p. m. Theta Rho Girls meet at I. O. O. F. temple. 7:30 p. m. D. U. V. meets at the armory. 8 p. m. Catholic Daughters of America social, St. Joseph's hall. Thursday 1:15 p. m. Amitie club meeting, home of Mrs. C. F. Hawkins. 1:30 p. m. Getchcll club, R.N. A. meets with Mrs. Lloyd Johnson. 2 p. m. Music study group of City club meeting, school of music building. 2 p. m. S.U.V. auxiliary meets at the armory. , 2:30 p. m. Ladies' Aid meets at Central Lutheran church. 2:30 p. in. Sorosis club meeting, home of Mrs. Nellie Chisholm. 8:30 p. m. Little Club Around the Corner dinner, Osburn hotel. 6:30 p. m. Business and Professional Women's club dinner. Anchorage. 6:45 p. m. Meeting of ac tive chapter of Mil Phi Ep silon, home of Mrs. A. E. Roberts. 7:30 p, m. Musical evening for Mu Phi Epsilon alumnae and patronesses, home of Mrs. W. H. Chapman. 7:45 p. m. Young mothers' group of Women's League of First Congregational church meets with Mrs. Williston Wirt. 8 p. m. Alpha Iota sorority meets with Mrs. Edward L. Ryan. 8 p. m. N. O. W. meets at Moose hall. 8 p. m. Degree of Honor meets in Day hall. Friday 12 noon Sorority Alumnae Advisers group meeting, Pen ney store. 1 p. m. Letter Carriers' auxiliary luncheon with Mrs. Cecil Henderson. 2 p ,m. Poslofficc Clerks' auxiliary dessert with Mrs. D. O. Shuey. 2 p. in. Co-Workers' class of First Baptist church meets with Mrs. S. B. Schmieding. 2 p. in. La Junta club meets with Mrs. Frank White lock. 2 p. m. Women's Council of Fairmount Church of Christ meels with Miss Mabel Kuni. 2:30 p. m. Ladies' Aid ot Fairmount Presbyterian church meets with Mrs. L. N. Lengacher. 2:30 p. m. Auxiliary of St. Mary's Episcopal church meeting at home of Mrs. J. D. Donovan. 6 p. m. D. A. V. auxiliary dinner with Mrs. Lee Moore. 7:30 p. m Blue River Star club dessert, McKenzie River Masonic temple. 9 p. m. Joint dance of Knights of Columbus and Catholic Daughters of Amer ica, The Holland. Saturday 2 p. m. Poetry group of City club meeting at home of Mrs. R. C. Crow. !) p. m. Elks lodge dance, F.Iks temple. COMM1TTF.F.S NAMED ELK TON. Jan. 20. (Special) The Unipqua licbckah lodge, No. 173. met recently with Miss Ann Huebner as noble grand. Miss lleubner appointed her committees for the year. J. B. Rader. Mrs. Mary Haines and Mrs. Catherine Fenley are on the finance com mittee. The good of the order com mittee is Mrs. Edith Gates, Mi's. Agues Hudson, and Mrs. Ida Thomas. Mrs. Leona Buell, Mrs. Lena Hossen, and Mis. Zoa Wade hiue charge of the gift committee. Miss Iris Haines is the reporter. The new constitution and by laws books were received. New linoleum has been put down in the dining mom and kitchen. The oiher orders are helping to buy the floor covering. Mis. Edith Gales gave reading after ttie close of lodge, for the good of the order. Mrs. Mona Ry (icll had charge of games. Good Style GOOD LOOKS Our glas.es aie not alone concc! optically, they ai-e styled sensibly! Feather light. Full isioucd. Dis tinguished and fashioned, to let you distinguish every thing in iew! DR. ELLA C. MEADE OPTOMETRIST Pion 330 14 W. 8 th I OK MUS. Ill NDHt ELK ION, Jan. 20. (Special) A shower was given Mrs. Lorena Binder last week at the home of Mis. Lena Bossen. Mrs. Thelma Kcolc sang with Miss Grace Saw yeis at Ihe piano. During the aft ernoon the ladies sewed quilt blocks whicti were presented to Mis. Binder with the other gifts Refreshments were served to Mrs. Lorena Binder, William Wayne Binder. Mi's. Mable Binder, Mrs. Mildred Wells, Colleen Wells, Mrs. Edith Madison. Mrs. Edith Adams, Jerry King. Mrs. Grace Sawyers, Mrs. Thelma Regele. Mi's. Katie Emerick, Mrs. Grace Beckley. Mrs. Ida Thomas, Mrs. Rosalie CIcmo, Mrs. Barbara Ta nowski, Irene Tarnowski, Mrs. Maty Grubbe. Mrs. Orpha Binder, Terry Binder, Miss Iris Haines, Mrs. Mary Haines, Mrs. Evelyn Binder, Mrs. Frances Hedden. and Eleanor Bin der, and Mrs. Lena Bossen. Gifts were sent by several that were not present. Mrs. Frames Hedden and Mrs. Evelyn Binder were the hostesses. Amaranth to Install on Monday; Lcdge Societies List Varied Meetings WILLAMETTE Court of the Amaranth will hold public installation of officers Monday evening. The installation will fol low the business meeting, which begins at eight o'clock. Refresh ments will be served. Oregon Rose Thimble club will meet Wednesday for a one-o'clock luncheon with Mrs. Herbert Britt, 1100 Fourth avenue west. Royal Neighbors of America will hold installation of officers at the meeting Tuesday at eight o clock in Moose hall. Mrs. R. A. Bingham and Mrs. Lester Read will be in stalling officers. Refreshments will be served after the meeting, Practice for installation will be held Sunday at five o'clock at the hall. Getchell club of Royal Neigh bors of America will hold a one- thirty dessert Thursday with Mrs Lloyd Johnson, 2445 Agate street. Helmetla club of Pythian Sis, tcrs will hold a one o'clock cov ered dish luncheon Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Minnie Holcomb. Mrs. May Moon, Mrs. Harry Ditter. Mrs. O. II. Jones and Mrs. Walter Dillard will be co-hostesses. The Past Noble Grands club will meet Monday at eight o'clock in the parlor of the I. O. O. r. temple. Installation of officers will be held. The committee in charge is Mrs. Elizabeth Beytien, Mrs. J. II. Bramley. Mrs. Kena Bundy, Mrs. Viola Blake and Mrs. W. A. Cummings. Neighbors of Woodcraft Neighbors of Woodcraft will meet Thursday at eight o'clock at the Moose hall. Mr. and Mrs. Russell D. Evans will show mov- TOWNSKNl) I 1.1 B MEETS DRAIN, Jan. 20. (Special) The Townsend cluh met recently for a regular business meeting. The following program was given at the close of the meeting: Instru mental duets-. Bessie Lakey and Helen Davis; reading, Wallace King; song, Mesdames Kenney and Lakey; readings, Elmer Newton; violin number, Carl Henderson. The rest of the evening was spent socially. JANUARY SPECIALS! For a Limited Timat Ol -ART OIL I'FKMANENT n Cfi J.V00 Value Now pO.OU SANDERS OIL PERMANENT CO Cfl S3.S0 Value Now $.0U $2.S0 OIL PERMANENT Includes 7C Shampoo, Unjrrwuve, Trim 5l0 SHAMPOO and pft UNC.KRWAVK OUC , MAE BELLE BEAUTY SALON 90 Fast Mroaduav Telephone i'i REEDSPORT NEWS REEDSPORT, Jan. 20. (Spe cial) Council fire was held re cently at the John Dye residence by Otyokwa campfire group, members of Cheskchamay group and several mothers attending as guests. The rank of Trail Seeker was taken by Hope Samson. Nata- ie Covell and Helen Anderson, that of Woodgatherer by Pauline Austin and Margaret Butler, and the welcoming ceremony was read for Irene Parks, a new member. Otyokwa members present were Barbara Borrevik, Betty Lou Cochran, Patty Brady. Billy Jean France. Irene Parks, Alice Mohler and their adviser, Mrs. John Dye. Cheskchamay members attending were Joanne Richards, Mary Fran cis Richards. Patsy Stevens, Joyce md Jean Willnrd, Carla Rebaglaitl, Carmen Bautista, Freda Mohler, Helen Wilkes, Peggy Dye and Mrs. R. M. Miles, advisor, Mrs. Cecil Bennett, sponsor, Mrs. Charles Samson, Mrs. H. L. Austin, Mrs. H. W. Parks, Aprill Covell and Car mel Arstin. At the meeting of Cheskchaniay campfire group held recently the following officers were elected: Peggy Dye, president; Mary Fran cis Richards, vice-president: Freda Mohler, secretary; Helen Wilkes, treasurer, and Carmen Bautista, scribe. .Several club meetings have been held during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Chase were hosts to the Original bridge club, and Mr. and Mrs. Berg Borrevik to their club. Mrs. Paul Bernhardt entertained the Thursday club and Mrs. Byron Serfling, the Gardiner sewing club. ine pictures of .heir travels In the British Isles. Election of officers was held at the meeting of the Thimble club with Mrs. Victor Bailey. Mrs. Frank Register is president and Mrs. I. P. Inman, secretary. Degree of Honor will meet Thursday at eight o'clock in Day hall for installation of otiicers. Mrs. Ethel Lindholm, state presi dent, will be installing officer. Mrs. E. H. Sheely is in charge of freshments. The executive board met Friday afternoon with Mrs. May Jackson to make plans for the installation. Dinner Planned McKenzie River lodge. No. 195, A. F. & A. M., and Blue River chapter, O. E. S., will hold a six thirty covered dish dinner Tues day at the McKenzie River temple. The committee in charge is Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hoadley, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Dan P. Boykin and Mr. and Mrs. George Ash, dinner, and Sam Bronaugh, entertainment. Star Club Meeting Blue River Star club will meet Friday at seven-thirty for a des sert and bridge party at the Mc Kenzie River Masonic temple. The committee in charge is Mrs. Mer lon Folts, Mrs. George Getting. Mrs. Mildred Dickson, Mrs. George E. Ash, Mrs. G. V. Hassclrooth, Mrs. D. C. Henry, Mrs. Blanche Jackson, Mrs. Emma Lundy, Mrs. Gerald Morrison, Mrs. Margaret Rice, Mrs. Ralph A. Hope, Mrs. Clarence V. Simon, Misses Nella Irby, Agnes Volkstorf and Ade line Volkstorf. Installation of officers will be held by Theta Rho Girls and the Young Odd Fellows lodge Wednes day at seven o'clock at the I.O.O.F. hail. Miss Ellaine Newman will be installing officer for Theta Rho Girls, and Dr. L. L. Baker, for the Young Odd Fellows. Re freshments will be served after the installation. . Meeting Wednesday Star club of Evangeline chapter, O. E. S., will meet Wednesday for covered dish luncheon at the Masonic temple at one o'clock. Each one attending is asked to take a hot dish and sandwiches. Mrs. W. W. Porter will be in charge of the dining room and Mrs. Ethel Lloyd will be in charge of cards. ELKTON NEWS ELKTON. Jan. 20. (Special) Vera Kesterson, Maybelle Hol comb, Eugene Holcomb, Bernie Sagle and Elizabeth Bullock at tended senior class day at Rose- burg. Mrs. Catherine Fenley is visit ing relatives and friends in Port land. Mrs. Mary Rrcklcy has gone to Salem to visit her daughter, Mi's. Margaret Hoselton. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Tarnowski have moved into one of the Frank tin cabins. The Tarnowskis have been living at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hugus went to Eugene recently. Mr. Hugus will go to work there in a few days. Begin Play Practice WALTERVILLE, Jan. 20 (Spe cial) The play "Marry by Mid night," which is being produced by the. Waltcrville P.-T. A., is un der way for practicing. The characters have been chosen and the parts they will take are Ir ving Mobley, Mrs. Irving Mobley, Catliryn Zehner, Don Ebbert, Mrs. Joe Zehner, Mr. Hennebeck, George Easton, Douglas Zabriskie, Mrs. Harper, Mrs. Lane Smith, Harry Moore, Laurel Edith Wil lian, Practices are held once or twice a week and the play is to be presented February 16. TRENT NEWS TRENT. Jan. 20. (Special) Mis. Dick Maltzan is at her home here now after several weeks in the hospital with a broken hip. She is improving and will soon be up part of the time. Church night was held recently with a good attendance. After a potluck supper, games were play ed. Officers elected for Christian Endeavor were, president, Kendall Kimball; vice-president, Leonard Arnold: secretary. Marjoric Smith: chorister. Bernidena Titzer, social president, Azalia Daughtry. Leroy Harkins. son of Dory Harkins. former residents of Trent, now of Walla Walla, was visiting with bis uncle. Orb Porter, and the Titzer family here last week. KKBEKAHS MEET OAKR1DGE. Jan. 20. (Spe cial) Elm Rebekah lodge met in regular session last week. Mrs. Templeman served as conductor in the absence of that officer and Mrs. Stonebraker and Mi's. Eshem as the guardians. James Walker of the Oak lodge of I. O. O. F. was present and invited, all the Re bekahs to attend a social after the Odd Fellows meeting on Thursday evening. A program and refresh ments were promised. The officers' entrance march was practiced. Mrs, Eshom was appointed on the finance committee to take the place of Mrs. Orr. The memlsers voted to buy a bond in the L O, O. T. buildup. CLUBS PLAN PROGRAM DEERHORN, Jan. 20. (Spe cial) The Betsy Ross sewing club and the Delicious Dishes cooking club made plans at their joint meeting for a social to raise funds for club expenses. The affair will be held the middle of March and will consist of a free program, an amateur hour, with an auction of baskets filled with supper at the close of the evening. As a special activity the girls filled out wild life questionaires at the request of Ihe fish and game department to assist them in a survey which deals largely with the domestic cat. The business meeting was in charge of Louise Knox, president of the cooking club. The Four-H club pledge and songs were fea tured and each girl worked on her project. The first division girls wove yarn inlo monk's cloth and the third division girls worked on their school dresses. Girls who attended the meeting were Louise Knox. Glenda Smith, Stella Cole man. Doris Hanson, Lila Hanson, Carley Gillespie, and Connie Stang. Mrs.Wearin. hostess for the afternoon, served refreshments. TiIVE et iterations aw nlcturpd nhnv riiiHntr a .. "... ....... ... ..,huii ui loncalu fifhi, years old, and at right, her daughter, Mrs. O. H. Lamtdon k.i near Yonealla. In back, left to right, Mrs. Fred Lee r v.Jn frandson. Gale Noel, and her daughter, Mrs. Alton Noel o( ivj Ore. (Wiltshire engraving) Grove Lions Hear Talk On Alaska COTTAGE GROVE, Jan. 20. (Special) At the meeting of Col tage Grove Lions club last week, E. F. Wann, brother of Mrs. Har old Axley, who is visiting here from Alaska, was guest speaker in place of H. J. Cox, who was unable to be present. Mr. Wann gave a talk on Alaska dwelling particularly on the min ing industry in that country. He is engineer for the United States Smelting and Refining company at Fairbanks. Plans were made for ladies' night next Wednesday evening, which will be preceded by a dm ner. Group singing followed with Mrs. Lorin Schroeder at the piano. Carl Rynearson was welcomed as a new member. FROM COTTAGE GROVE COTTAGE GROVE, Jan. 20. (Special) Orlo Bagley of the Daugherty Lumber Company of fice force, underwent a major operation Thursday in Portland at St. Vincent hospital. The opera tion was for a blood clot on the brain and so far is said to be suc cessful unless complications de velop. W. H. Daugherty returned home from Portland following the operation and reports that the operation seemed to be favorable. Mr. Bagley was formerly football coach of the Cottage Grove high school. NY A District Supervisor William L. Lyons will be in Cottage Grove Wednesday. January 24. to inter view applicants for work-experience assignments on local pro jects. Interviews are to be con ducted at the office of Super intendent H. B. Fernn in the high school between 10 and 12 a. m. UNIT MEETS MAPLETON, Jan. 20. (Spe cial) Home Extension unit met at the church Friday to work on the rug project. A potluck lunch eon was served with Mrs. E. E. Loomis and Mrs. Ivan Reed in charge. Some discussion was given to the possibility of sending a dele gate to the home interest confer ence in Corvallis in February. Mrs. Jerry Hickox, Mrs. Belle Gregory and Mrs. Lucy Miller will have charge of the luncheon for the February meeting. Attending were Mrs. P. S. Rice. Mrs. Ralph Mar tin, Mrs. H. E. Reed, Mrs. Eva Lewis, Mrs. Darwin Swanson. Mrs. Belle Gregory, Mrs. Wesley Whit taker, Mrs. May Doggett. Mrs. Lewis Torricellos, Mrs. Ivan Reed, Mrs. Dewey Moore. Miss SoDhia Nicholle. Mrs. Ethel Brown, Mrs. Abner Miner. Mrs. L. J. Plow man, Mrs. E. E. Loomis, Mrs. Lee Smith, Miss Clora Simonson, Mrs. I. D. Custer, Mrs. R. P. Bernhardt, Mrs. Lynn Wheeler, Mrs. L. C. Maxwell, and Mrs. William Miller. 4-H CLUBS START WORK DRAIN, Jan. 20. (Special) A number of newly organized 4-H clubs are starting their year's work. Mrs. Jack Randall is lead ing a cooking club, Mrs. Bessie Lakoy is leading a sewing club, Gene Lakey is organizing a camp cookery club. There is a possibil ity of a woodworking, forestry and possibly a livestock club being or ganized if leaders can be found tor these. Several clubs were formed earlier in the year,- and are being led by teachers. Mrs. Brown leads a health club: Mrs. Loken leads two health clubs; Mr. Bloomquist leads the marketing club; Miss Young and Mrs. Loken lead the "Merry Lassies" girls' club, and Mr. Bloomquist leads ine ooys nooby club, Utopia Club Holds Annual Election At Cottage Grove COTTAGE GROVE, Jan. ' (Special) Mrs. S. L. Mackir. named president of the club recently at the annual i tion of officers. Mrs. Sylvia Gil was cnosen vice president and Martin Foster, secretary-tre er. The group met at the hw Mrs. F. L. Grannis and o'clock covered dish Iunchtoc servea. ine occasion was it 4 bration of the fifteenth ta 3 sary of the club. A social A noon followed the business rj ing. Mrs. Fay Allison will bi ess for the next meeting. DRAIN EVENTS DRAIN, Jan. 20. (Spec Mrs. Zilpha Patchen, mana; the local telephone exchami the last 10 years, will mm Springfield next week, when will work for the same coo: Mrs. Wood of Moro will take Patchen's place here, and li pected Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Beasley returned from Puyallup, where they attended the ta of Mr. Beasley s granddauf Mrs. Arthur Bascom. A shower was given for Verne Robert at the home of Floyd Light this week. Det tions were in blue and Those present were the I guest, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. E Cool, Mrs. Jack Connors, Bloomquist, Mrs. Loyd Coon.'. Light, and the Misses Meha Lois Burchard and Phoebe i thorne. Refreshments were ii ed. Members of the senior cli1 the high school went to Row recently to attend county fit day. Miss Bull, class advisor. Floyd Light, principal, ttc panied them. WORK ON Ql'ILT CLOVERDALE. Jan. 20- cial) At tho regular meet::: the Cloverdalc club recentlj. Frye and daughter, new resi of the community, and Mrs.. Ron Ootchel and Mrs. Cit: Getchel were guests. A no-- pss dinner was served at r; Work was done on the club's,. A special meeting will k Thursday, January 25. for Q'i and a no-hostess dinner ob served at the next regular r ing. Members present were A. W. Bartel. Mrs. Harry wood. Mrs. L. J. Getchel. Plvrfo Hanson. Mrs. w James, Mrs. Luella Parks, fn Parks. Mrs. Harold Pa" L. J. Quigley. Mrs. D. E. Mrs F F. Roberts. Mrs. f- Scott. Mrs. Fred Trunw.. Man-in Tevepaugh and sin- Petty. ANNOUNCING MISS WILDA PARRISH will be permanently located with RADER BEAUTY SALON representing the famous LUZIER'S COSMETICS Individual demonstrations without obligation LODGE MEETS MONROE. Jan. 20 (Special) The Royal Neichbors held its regu lar meeting Thursday afternoon, the time being spent in basket making. Those present were Mrs. Bertha Porter, Mrs. Bertha Mil ler, Mrs. Addie McGovern. Mrs. Georgia George, Mrs, Lucy Hewitt, Mrs. Gertie Howard. Mrs. Nica McGee. Mrs. Cora Herron. Mrs. Selma Herron and Mi's. Lcla Baker. I Hi ! Laundnr Servic I Easier When i.o the New S Ice Laundrv all VOU do U P up your phone. It's I easier to do this and to uu i .r.i health-wi"' te-" i ing labor in your Protect your health! For Information and Service Phone 825 NEW SERVICE LAUNDRY "Micenes Finest Laundry Service mmC
