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1940. THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON Page Three i IVHAT'S DOING I Wednesday ' m -Garden club meet J i-H club building, f air- P05- Thursday ' ,, noon-Realty- Board J-ang. Seymour's cafe. 2 nwn-Active club meet . - Fneene hotel. '"-Business and Pro i onal Women's club meet s' McCrady cafe. L , k-r at Delislit Valley " .he topic of a talk made by fcVher, county agent, Tues 0 s- i thp nicht school KSri by H. S. Williamson, rSw Swt high school, at '.?. ,?.ii,v Mr. Fletcher also K wrt in the discussion ot the Sding clovers, vetches and jstrian peas- L Shearer Chairman Maurine aneai ui u?c.,, u . in secretarial science TnsC was recently appointed t-.-.-nnnnril. Miss Shearer tier nvu - ad the other members of the new Unci!, wnicn mifwre , mW year, were prewmw forum nera last ivccr. w ars and the new council will be ..n( at the annual stellar ijtad at Westminster house, stu- 'ot religious corner, iviarcn ov. Cur Has' Record A new recora, eAucmmg of the Guernsey breed for -tr age and class, has just been completed by a one and one-half varolii' cow, Prairie Bloom Sus Hte 515183 of Junction City, test ed and owned by G. W. Bond and Son. Her official recora super- CITY NEWS NOTES - vised by the Oregon State college and announced by the American Guernsey Cattle club is 8504.6 pounds of milk and 418.3 pounds of butter-fat in class GGG. Ilere From Thurston Melville Hanna, member of the Thurston school board, was in Eu gene Wednesday, bringing to the office of the countv sphnni or,.,.- intendent the returns of the elec tion held there Tuesday night on the proposal to consolidate the Thurston high school district with the Springfield union high district The vote was 63 for and 115 against. of Temenids, national social honor society for women in Eastern Star, at a meeting last week of that organization. Jackson County Clerk Here George Carter, Jackson county clerk, was in Eugene Tuesday night, visiting at the home of his sister-in-law, Mrs. F. M. Carter. He was on his way home from Portland where he has been in the hospital. day by the sudden death of her husband, who has been confined in a tubercular hospital in that city. Miss Raincr on Broadcast Luise Rainer will appear with the Civic Theater Players from Washington, D. C, in a broadcast over the Mutual Broadcasting sys tem Thursday afternoon. The pro gram, which will be a presenta tion of George Bernard Shaw's "Saint Joan," will be at 3 p. m. over KORE. Mabel Boardman, vol unteer executive secretary of the American Red Cross, will also be on the program. To Hold Drill Practice The first drill practice of the forester team of Eugene camp, No. 5838, Modern Woodmen of Amer ica, will be held after the business meeting of Ihe camp Wednesday evening. Plans for the monthly social night will be marie at the meeting of the camp, which is at 8 p. m. at the Moose hall. Progress Club Meeting The Progress club will meet Fri day at 2 p. m. with Mrs. Hugh JolHff, 660 C street. An Easter nroeram will bp civpn with M, Frost in charge. . A trio consisting ot Mrs. Oary, Mrs. Cook and Mrs tins win smg. Yes! We have American Flags made In America! A news story which ran in Sunday's paper about a shortage of American flags in Eugene is wrong so far as Cresseys' is concerned. We have fkgs made in America in all sizes and displayed in regular stock. 5c to $9.00 Sizc-8xl4 In. to 5 ft.x8 ft. Cresseys' Booksellers & Stationers 864 Willamette Thonc 846 In Hospital Local friends of Mrs. R. F. Car penter have learned she is in the Good Samaritan hospital in Port land for treatment for injuries re ceived a year ago. Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter lived in Eugene several years, Mr. Carpenter working for the telephone company. They went to Pendleton last July. Deputy Assessor Here James Stewart of Cottage Grove deputy assessor for that district was a caller at the office of Asses sor Welby Stevens Wednesday. Mildred Little Honored Mildred Little of Eugene, junior in home economics at Orppnn Rtntp college, was elected vice president "My Skin Was Full of Pimples and Blemishes" Ffl.vs Verna S.: Since usinK Arllcrika the pimples arc done. My skin 1: smooth and Blows with health.' Adlrr ika helps wash BOTH bowels, and re lieves temporary constipation that often aggravates bad complexion. Sold at all urug stores. i! inniTlTl: i ITCH I NG and BURNING ef ill Gently cleanse affected parts and quickly relieve hery torment with Teachers Meeting Postponed The meeting of the Elementary Teachers' association, planned for Saturday at 12:15 at the Del Key cafe, has been postponed on ac count of the grade school basket ball tournament at Pleasant Hill. From Blue Rivci- Bert Vincent of Blue River was in Eugene Tuesday. He is field dpnntv aispscnr for that district and called on Assessor Welby Stev ens on business connected witn his work. Farm Sold. Home Bought Mr. and Mrs. Scott Jackson have sold their farm in the Mohawk valley to Alvin Teeter and have bought a home in Glenwood from Simon Ohmart. They will move in a few days. Candidates File One more democrat and two more republicans have filed for precinct committee posts. The democrat is C. Madison Lnnrlnkr-r for hueene precinct No. nnd the republicans arc Mollic L'liris tensen for Blanton precinct and Harriet F. Mattson for Goldson precinct. Mosby Creek Unit Meets The Mosby creek extension unit will meet Thursday at 2 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Gladys Castle. Miss Nellie Lyle, county home demonstration agent, will speak on "Home Sanitation." From Coburs; Van Mocey and John Adair of the Co-burg district were in Eu gene Tuesday and were enllcrs at the office of County Judge Clin ton Hurd. Car Stolen, Recovered A car belonging to C. D. Whpnln,. 1'ft Hair was stolen from in front of his residence Tuesday evening. It was later re covered near the Bethel school. Cars Collide Two cars were damaged in ft collisi.'i at Fourteenth and Univer sity Tuesday. Drivers were Arno C. Peitcrson and James r . Huddle ston, both of Rt. 1, Eugene. Junction City section were Eu gene visitors Tuesday. Mrs. Deadinond Here- Mrs. R. R. Deadmond of the Leaburg district was a Eugene visitor Tuesday. From Junction City , Paul Borgaard of Junction Ci,ty transacted business in Eugene Tuesday. Returns From Portland Jesse Darling of Siltcoos lake returned to Eugene Wednesday from a business trip to Portland. Mrs. Pepiot Here Mrs. Mollic Pepiot of Leaburg was a visitor in Eugene Tuesday. Records TRAFFIC FINES Thomas W. Bishop, Gcvurtz Brothers, L. M. Rush, F. F. Pringle, C. A. Clupp, over time parking, each fine, SI. Edward Pfug. over time parking, two offenses, S2. R. E. Mitchell, L. M. Brown. Earl Holeman, Sam Benson, W. T. Waterman, meter violation, each fine. SI. Frank Wills, meter violation, two offenses. S2. Wirginia Cross, violation of basic rule, $7.50. Donald Mattson, blocking alley $1. Old-Time Dance Planned The Townsend Headquarters as sociation of Lane county is spon soring a St. Patrick's old-time dance at the W. O. W. hall Satur day, March 16. Preceding the dance a program will be given by Club No. 7. The public is being invited to attend. Calls Answered City firemen were called out to three flue fires Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning. The eve ning fires occured at 1237 Eleventh avenue west and 586 Fourth ave nue west. The other fire was at 313 Eighth avenue east. There was no damage at any of the blazes. Driver Fined SI Loren Arnold Shirvin was fined $1 by Justice of the Peace John Bryson Tuesday on a charge of havny a defective muffler. Sergeant ll-ou.ston Here Sergeant Earl B. Houston of tlir state police force -at Albany, was in Eugene Tuesday. He was trans ferring a prisoner to Medford. Sergeant Houston formerly had charge of the state police office in Eugene. To Phoenix Mrs. Charles R. Hall ot Rouie 4, was called to.Plipenix, Ariz., Tues !. n,.,.i,-r ,. ..... p,-pr,t .T T r'nctotln lirarl of II, li-unnlin IT 3 Armv 1 1 i t i ,1 C service, will go to Roseburg Thurs day on recruiting business. He will return Saturday. BUILDING rKRMITS W. T. Carroll, repair residence at 125 Seventeenth avenue west, $25. R. N. Stevenson, repair resi dence at 2134 '4 Fairmount, $35. Miss Chase President Janet Chase of Eugene, junior in home economics at Oregon State college, is the newly elected presi dent of the Pines, girls' co-operative house. Miss Chase will serve for the coming year. Marriage License Issued , A marriage license has been is sued at Vancouver, Wash., to Law rence G. Carroll and Edna L. uw ens, both of Eugene. Returns From Marshfleltl Rudolph Malson, with the WPA office in Eugene, spent the last week-end visiting his family in Marshfield. Mrs. Register at Roschurg Mrs. Frank S. Register of Eu gene was in Roseburg over the last week-end, a guest of Miss 11a Laubach. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Here- Mr. and Mrs. Scott Jackson of Mohawk valley were Eugene vis itors Tuesday. Attorney Here- Herbert W. Lombard, attorney at Cottage Grove, was in Eugene on law business Tuesday. Air. and Mrs. Cook Here Mr. and Mrs. Al Cook of the HERE'S VOUR BEST BET IF VOU'RE "TOUCH" OH CLOTHES KUPPEIIHEimER Trojan Weave Suits Many men agree with us that Trojan Weave is the most practical of all fabrics for hard service wear. Fibres of special length are tightly twisted into double yarns for this close-woven, crease-holding, handsome worsted. After 100,000 rubs on a testing machine, it still has a fresh appearance. But the best reason for getting it is that it's a long-famous and successful Kuppenhcimer Feature! See it in the new styles. $ 40 An investment in good oppeotanf THE .MAN'S SHOP to BYROM & KNEELAND 32 East 10th BIRTHS DODGE At the Sacred Hear general hospital, Wednesday March 131940. to Mr. and Mrs Harlcy Dodge, Vida, a girl. DRURY At the Sacred Hear general hospital, Tuesday, March 12, 19-40, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank lin J Drury, Coburg, a girl. COOPER At the Sacred Hear general hospital, Tuesday, March 12, 1940, to Mr. and Mrs. Al bert Cooper, Kinzua, Ore., a girl HARG1S At . the Sacred Hear general hospital, Tuesday, March 12, 1940, to Mr. and Mrs. Vcrlc lin J. Drury, Coburg, a girl. MITCHELL At the Sacred Hear general hospital, Tuesday, March 12, 1940, to Mr. and Mrs. Fay cite Mitchell, 856 Twelfth avc nue cast, a boy. FARWELL At the Sacred Hear general hospital, Tuesday, March 12, 1940, to Mr. and Mrs. Rich aid Farwell, Shcdd, twin boys MOORE At the Sacred Hear Eeneral hospital, Wednesday, March 13, 1940, lo Mr and Mrs James Moore, route 2, Eugene, a girl. NETTLETON At the Eugene hospital, Tuesday, March 12 1940, to Mr. and Mrs. Marvi: Ncttleton, route 3, a girl. BUSINESS NAMK Certificate of assumed business name Irish and Swartz, filed. MARRIAGE LICENSE Henry William Papc nnd Hildi June Fitzgerald, both of Eugene. FROBATE COl'RT Estate of Olive Ann Tucker, de ceased; properly appraised at $400 by Ed Towierton, James Brock and Mrs. Dessic Eillison. Yanks Make It Five Straight Over Reds TAMPA, Fla., March 13 (P Those of us who wondered last fall how long the Cincinnati Red and New York Yankees could have gone on playing the world series before the Reds won a game had the question partially answered, a least, when the champs poured on again in an exhibition battle here Monday, 8 to 7. That made it five In a row for Joe McCarthy's mighty crew over the National leaguers, and, n though they did not treat Ern Lombardi like a tackling dummy this time, the Yanks otherwise di played about the same margin o superiority as in the big autumn bust. 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