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ftp 8vea 7m ACTIVITIES FEATURE MTD-WFI7ir. RT7TTJE. WHMFN A I?l?ANfiF DIMMER FOR TRT TPDA V THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON Morris ' Be Speaker program 01 u - dub at the First ' 1 for the r ,r- P Morris is to speak C Victor P.m Arlene W... d'wI Roach are ndlirs. t .-it fnr thp eve- rrMcGrew.Miss 'fn. Miss Emllie Lcc TO AUXILIARY PS? n entertained ' daubers of the Auxiliary IftSShood of Railway Jt a dessert Tuesday eve- 1 . n UnmnrirVC find Mrs, J. iui"r"" j oold Davenport won hon- . Tards. The next meeting Sir 19 with Mrs. Frank a . Aid of Central Luth ciodi will meet Thursday t thirty at the church. Mrs. j Hansen and Mrs. John . hostesses, will serve a rjubord luncheon. Bffi MOTHERS rt. Wilbur Dutton, 1036 Nine 4, avenue east, will entertain nunf mothers' group of the ia'sLeW" of the First Con ationil church Thursday at n-torty-five o'clock. iBSDAY EVENTS te annual tea for auxiliaries patriotic organizations, given ht American Legion auxiliary, be held Thursday at two t in Moose hall. ke V. F. W. auxiliary is en jjjng at a benefit card party niiy evening, beginning at n-thirty o'clock, at St. Mary's bi1 parish hall. ... . GI ACTIVITIES ipee of Honor will hold a year" party Thursday at I o'clock in Day hall. le itpet team of Eugene t, No. 11, A. F. and A. M., hold a dance for members of lodge and their guests Thurs- evining at the Masonic tem- BER THURSDAY EVENTS Itighbors of Woodcraft will k Thursday at eight o'clock at kt hall. Members attending ulud to wear old-fashioned limes, in observance of Wash- tall birthday. Jetchell club of Royal Neigh- Zonta Meets; " 3 New .Members Are Announced TWENTY-EIGHT members and guests attended the monthly dinner of the Zonta club, Tues day evening, Mrs. E. E. Eggleston, Miss Gladys Chase, Mrs. R. A. Hope, and Miss Irene Ritchie be ing the hostesses. Three new members were an nounced. Miss Enphemea Lara way, Mrs. Ernestine Ellis, and Miss Ida Callison. They were at the dinner. Mrs. Ludwig Kaufman talked informally to the group on life in Germany. Mrs. Genevieve Turnipseed, Mrs. Fanny Marlatte, and Mrs. Spencer Collins are to represent the club Wednesday evening at the birth' day party of the Portland club. The next meeting of the club will be the luncheon meeting the first Friday of March, Orville Thompson Married In South Announcement was received re cently by Eugene friends of the marriage of Orville Thompson, formerly of Eugene, to Miss Julie Smith of Phoenix, Arizona. The wedding was an event of December 3 at phoenix. The couple will live in Pasadena, Cal. Mr. Thompson is a former student at the University of Oregon and is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. THE very picture of evening glamor is Lilly Dache's black lace mantilla edged with straw lace, pic tured above being donned by screen star Anita Louise. Colorful shell flowers at the rear form a oblg. non. bors of America , will hold a one- E. F. Judkins with sixteen present, thirty dessert Thursday with Miss Miss Carol Bird gave a talk on Laura Tryon, 1256 Twenty-first "The Value of Being Alone," and avenue east. Mrs. J. A. Hoffman spoke on "The Miss Kthar!n r?rav 1820 Olivet Essence of Religion." Refresh street, will entertain Alpha Iota men's served during the social Thursday at eight o'clock. hour- The next meeting will be Th anviHarv in the Snns of with Mrs. Bessie Terpening on Un on Veterans will meet Thurs- a. day at one o'clock at the armory. ALLIANCE EVENT . The Unitarian Women's Alliance met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. "Costum " Suits word this M i . Spring! fSiv'lL a modern wardrob on I I oisoluis "must" ... Cos- tone suits of soft woolens ( ) Wlh full length coats and J 11 ks'c dress . . . with fully Jg1 W d short Jackets-Reding- ' . e'M-Bolero in lovely spring shades. Our spring wuection will win your immediate approval. Priced as low as 19.75 and up to 59.50 fjtv Here Comes the JUS)? Spring Suits I Tailored to suit your typel P Pi C Military . . . I fjVA Soft Suits . . . 5L Dressmaker ... Jk Three piece .. . See them today In twills, suit- J y V X ings, checks, stripes and plain T"7 Tweed Suite at 12.95 Paelel Shotlands 16.75 AX TwUl Suits 19.75 to 29.50 W v. Sizes for misses and women x' (Charge and Budget Accounts) STUDY CLUB Lincoln P.-T. A. Study club will meet. Thursday at one-thirty, with Mrs. M. G. Dunn, 851 West Broad way. ' TO MEET FRIDAY The Postoffice Clerks' auxiliary will meet Friday at ten-thirty with Mrs. Herschcl Axtell. Mem bers are asked to come prepared to sew. Each one is to bring a lunch. C. P. GUILD Twenty-four members of the Matrons' Guild of Central Pres byterian church met Tuesday at the church chapel. Mrs. J. O. Holt gave a review of the book, "My Days of Struggle in China." The next meeting will be a tea. Horse Show Pictures Shown For Hunt Club Movies of the 1939 spring horse show will be shown to Hunt club members at the Wednesday eve ning meeting at 9 o'clock. Movies of the recent picnic ride to Spen cer Butte will also be shown, Miss Georgia Dale, who took the movies, is in charge of the pro gram. Rules and plans for the second running of the Callahan Trophy I chase, to be held Sunday, Febru ary 25. will be announced. Frank Bonson, III, is in charge. The chase was first held two weeks ago, but loss of several of the sig nals invalidated the times of con testants, and they voted to with hold the trophy and try for it again. New Vndtr-arm Cream Deodorant safely Stops Perspiration 1. Does not rot dresses, does not irriute skin. 2. Nowaitingtodry.Canbeusea right after shaving. 3. lnsamly stops perspiration for 1 to 5 days. Removes odor from perspirarion. 4. Apure,white,gtMiles,suin iess vanishing cream. 5. Arrid has been awarded the Approval Seal of the American Insiitute of Laundering for being harmless to fabrics. 23 MILLIONJara of Arrid have been told. Try a lartodayl ARRID m-j At I1 Harm w!lta t1ll (r 39C JU r.)e t lOr" tnA S9ff Jam Teachers, Parents Are Entertained League Event About forty members of the Women's League of the First Con gregational church attended the meeting held Tuesday at the church. Mrs. Wilbur Dutton led devotions. Miss Marilyn Burger played a cello solo, accompanied by Mrs. Ivan Ware. Mrs. A. F. Holmer was in charge of the cur rent religious highlights. Host esses were Mrs. Howard R. Tay lor, Mrs. A. L. Lomax and Mrs. Roy E. Morse. For the March 19 meeting, Mrs. Charles Shelton will read an Easter story. WESTFIR, Feb. 21 (Special) The T. A. P. met in regular ses sion at the schoolhouse last week The following program was given previous to the business meeting Song, by all; flag etiquette, James Anthony; selection by the school rhythm band; tap dance by Bar bara Ryum; reading by Helen Noland; contest game won by Mrs. W. E. Eshom; song, nil. The business meeting which fol lowed was presided over by Mrs. Eshom, president. It was reported that the four week lunch period previously de cided upon had just ended. No action was taken to continue the project for a longer time. An av erage of 50 pupils per day were served with Mrs. Applewhite su pervising the necessary arrange ments. It was decided to set aside $5 toward the community library fund. Tlan Family Night The Welfare Circle will hold its annual "family night" at the community hall this Wednesday evening. A potluck supper is to be served at 6 p. m. There will also be a program in the eve ning. Give Pinochle Tarty Mr. and Mrs. Lester Clark en tertained with a pinochie party at their home last week. Guests present included Mr. and Mrs. H. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bry ant, Mr. and Mrs. B. Ludington, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kearns, Mr. and Mrs. R. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Posvar, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Rutan and Mr. and Mrs. Clark. High score prizes were won by Mrs. Clark and Mr. H. Smith, low by Mrs. R. Smith and Mr. Bryant. Refreshments were served. Mrs. W. F. Rehwalt and Mrs. Martin Elam were called to Sher wood Sunday due to the sudden death of their sister, Mrs. Anna Hineck, on that day. Funeral serv ices were held in Sherwood Tues day. . Permanents $3.50 $2.50 $1.75 Shampoo and Fingerwave 50c 0I BEAUTY . IV. SHOP Phone 2674 832 Olive Viola Mitchell Hilda Pederson (Mgr.) From Norkenzie NORKENZIE, Feb. 21. (Spe cial) Mrs. Carl Rutherford, sisted by her daughter, Mrs. Clif ford Wheeler, entertained the Norkenzie Home Arts club at a luncheon. Gests were Mrs. Ellis Maharry. Mrs. Glen McCall, and Mrs. Ovida Stout of Medicine Lodge, Kansas. The club voted that no new names would be add' ed to the roll until a vacancy oc curs. Mrs. George Vaunders drew the prize. Members of the club have been invited to the home of Mrs. Gertrude Llvengood on the aftrnoon of February 22 to ob serve the D4th birthday of "Grand ma" Green. The next regular club meeting will be March 7 the home of Mrs. W. A. Ayres. Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Ruther ford entertained at a family dln ner on Sunday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Memls and children, J. Bradley, Judy and Steve from Medford, Mrs. Arthur Rutherford, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Maharry, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wheeler, Miss Gwen Rutherford, Miss Frances Calef, Miss Virginia Cox, Bill Kiddle, Glenn McCall, and Thurman Lan ning. Mrs. Ovida Stout of Medicine Lodge, Kansas has been a visitor at the home of her niece, Mrs. Lester Wiseman. Calendar Wednesday 6:15 p. m. Dial club meet ing, First Congregational church. 8 p. m. Rebcknhs meet at I. O. O. F. temple. 8 p. m. Loyal Star of America meets at Moose hall. 9 p. m. Dance of McKen lie River Masonic lodge, Mc Kenzie River Masonic temple. Thursday 10 a. m. Government and foreign policy study group of League of Women Voters, meeting at Penney store. 1 p. m. S. U. V. auxiliary meets at the armory. 1:30 p. m. Dessert of Get chell club of R. N. A. with Miss Laura Tryon. 1:30 p. m. Lincoln P.-T. A. study club meets with Mrs. M. G. Dunn. 1:30 p. m. Sorosis club meets, McCrady cafe. 2:30 p. m. American Legion auxiliary tea, Moose hall. ' 2:30 p. m. Ladies' Aid meets at Central Lutheran church. 6:30 p. m. Business and Professional Women's club dinner. First Congregational church. Thursday evening N. O. W. meets in Moose hall. 7:30 p. m. V. F. W. auxil iary card party, St. Mary's Episcopal parish hall. 7:45 p. m. Young mothers' group of First Congregational church meets with Mrs. Wil bur Dutton. , 8 p. m. Degree of Honor party, Day hall. 8 p. m. Alpha Iota meets with Miss Katharine Gray, 9 p. m. Dance of Eugene Masonic lodge, Masonic temple. i League of Women Voters Meet on Tuesday Willakenzie Events WILLAKENZ1E, Feb. 2 1. (Special) Willakenzie grange met in regular session Saturday eve ning with Master Clarence Hover in the chair. The hall was decor ated by Mr. and Mrs. Orville Rogers. The charter was draped for Victor Hoare. It was an nounced that Monday, Feb. 26 was the date when Willakenzie will be hosts to the LBne County Pomona plays with Goshen and Jasper granges bringing their plays. Re freshments will be sold following the plays by members of the Home Economics club. No charge Is made for the plays. The ladles of the Home Economics club request ed and received permission to re plenish the dish supply. Friday night, February 23, a large group of Willakenzie mem bers will go to Junction City to visit that grange and will also furnish the program for the eve ning. The recently organized Young People's Drill Team will also participate. It was announced that the March 2 meeting would be preceded by a potluck supper to be followed by the program it 7:30 o'clock, at which time the Davis family of Eugene will give a musical program. Holly grange of Linn county will bring a class of candidates to receive the third and fourth degrees. The hall will be decorated by Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Koch. The lecturer's hour, In charge of Mrs. Donald Klngsley, was a "pioneer" program. Several old songs, "Yankee Doodle," "Oh, Susanna," and "Beulah Land" were sung by the grange with Lois Kingsley as accompanist. Mrs. George Saunders gave some Inter esting facts about the choosing of the names, Norkenzie. Willakenzie and Willagillespie. Mr. and Mrs. John Walls recalled some early day memories about the condi tions of the country and early BUTTER-KRUST THAT GOOD BREAD BAKED BY WILLIAMS grange work. Frank Harlow gave early history of prominent fam ilies and the grange history be ginning with the organization of the grange on May 10, 1913 in the Coon Range (now Norkenzie) schoolhouse with C. A. Rice as master. During the first year of Its existence Willakenzie grange bought the land, built and equip ped their building and entertained the Pomona grange, a record, which Mr. Harlow claims has never been equalled. Mrs. P. C. Krogstadt and her son, Harold, entertained with duets on their guitars. Mrs. Kingsley conducted a "quizz" on Oregon history, Re freshments were served In the din ing room by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Humphrey, Mr. and Mrs. D. R, French, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Corum. Club To Meet The Willakenzie Thimble club will meet Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank Harlow. Mrs. Oscar Page will be assistant hostess. The Home. Economics club of Willakenzie grange met recently for an all-day session at the grange hall, with a potluck dinner being served at noon. The main business for the day was the com pletion of plans for the dinner to be served the Eugene Linns club on Feb. 21 at the grange. The club quilt was alto put in the frames. Mrs. Kenneth Kienzle offered her services as librarian. It was an nounced that the March meeting would feature a flower and plant "swap" to be conducted by Mrs. Ellis Maharry. pHE League of Women Voters held its meeting Tuesday after noon at the Osburn hotel. Reports were given from the various study groups. The "know your county group was organized with Mrs. R. C. Crow as leader. This study group will meet the second and fourth Thursday evening of each month. the first meeting to be February 29 with the place to be announced later. The board of the League will hold its regular meeting next Wednesday morning ' in Penney store. The next general meeting for the organization will come the third week in March. Division Meets The First division of the Altar society of St. Mary's Catholic church met Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Henry Schaefers. Mrs. Sam Watson and Mrs. H Splonskowski were assistant hos tesses. Thirty-five attended the meeting. School Party Set Friday Evening The Washington birthday party for the Condon school will b held Friday evening at the schoolhouse' at seven-thirty o'clock. Mrs. Thomas Carey Is chairman; for the social committee. In charge -of refreshments are Mrs. Harold Allen, Mrs. A. R. Dunning, Mrs.C R. L. Barnett; and in charge of decorations are Mrs. Harold Graves, and Mrs. L. W. Hajgerty, A Installation Held Installation of officers was held - at the meeting of Job's Daughters - this week. Miss Lorraine Lewis Is -r honored queen; Miss Lucille Urey, t senior princess; Miss Betty Lee Stuart, junior princess; Miss Phyl- lis Carlisle, guide; Miss Dorothy , Stewart, marshal; Miss Nonda Fay Pirtle, chaplain; and Miss Eliza-1 beth Jessen, outer guard. Install- ing officers were the past honored . queens of different bethels of the i state, Misses Betty Mae Llnd, Jeanette Hargert, Betty Jean De Armond, Ruth Larkln, Mary Lou Simmons, L a V e r n e McCullum, ; Margaret Smith and Eva Mar quart. A gift was presented by ' the bethel to Miss Charlotte How- ' ard. Plans were made f6r a dance on March 16. Refreshments wre 5 jerved to about seventy members -and visitors. v ... . . . . . i J I, . i4 1 mil for 1 U Put life la jronr lifeline by pat- I ' 'iSmghti ting your bu.Ha Life. It. qjiilted Life for all oe- cushions gently lift breasts proudly 1 ih'0dn-YngA!lj! high nd keep them firm. 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