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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1940)
THE REGISTER. GUARD, . EUGENE, OREGON Churches Announce Fasfer Events day, Mrs. Harriet Ingram, director Easter," and the choir will give 30 Arrested In State During February For Driving While Drunk sold. The proceeds will go toward the wiring of the building. The program consisted of tht .'ollowing numbers: Vocal solo, Frances Parks accompanied on the guitar by Har ley Wamick; a one-act play, 'S'ally Gets Married" by Betty Bartel Mrs. C. C. Hollemon, Mr. Fred Trumbly, and Mrs. FraTT s"Ss by Frank ElHott Taylor with . " ' An of the orchestra, has announced several numbers by the orchestra. Members of the various classes will give musical numbers and readings. An Easter offering will be taken for mission work. Admission of new members three anthems. The choir will present an hour of song at a ves per service at 5:30 p. m. The Pfnying on the gul ".tt Play, "Among via. Marvin Tevepaugh m M" Patton, Frances & "arofc cantata is under the direction of Miss Nieta Ziniker. The Christian SALEM. March 21. W) State CRESWELL, March 21 (Spe cial) The Sunday school of the First Presbyterian church and the orchestra will give a special Easter program during the church school hour from 10 to 11 Sun Endeavor will hold a candlelight service and installation of new officers at the regular hour of police arrested 30 persons during February for drunken driving, and 834 others for violating other motor vehicle laws. There were 166 arrests for gen eral crimes. Mtt. Riley p,tr. and the baptism services will be included at the 11 o clock serv ice. The pastor, Rev. Floyd ' E. Dorris will speak on "The First I 6:30. Music and a special lesson will be a part of the program. The primary department of the TO CAPITAL PORTLAND, March 21. VP) Bonneville Administrator Paul J. 522 or 5Z3 Raver left for Washington last night to advise the senate appro priation sub-committee on Bon neville needs for the next fiscal Broadway and Olive C.O.D. Orders Given Prompt Attention Four Free Deliveries FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY FOUR FREE DELIVERIES year. 49 Jk lb. (Slpr sack dm in re iwow I t J 7 Drifted Snow Flour FRUITS - VEGETABLES FRIDAY Se SATURDAY Texas rink Grapefruit, Doz. .. Lemons Sunkist, 2 Doz. Local Carrots and Green Onions, 3 IScli Fresh Peas O C 2 lbs Potatoes SO lbs. No. 2 35c 25c ,10c 49c a BUTER Grade A Lb -' Subject to Change 32c 10 Extra S 4 H Green Stamps with Cash Purchase ot $1.00 or over. Friday, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday. Golden West COFFEE l-Lb. Jar 3-Lb. Jar 27c 79c l-Lb. Can . 25c 3-Lb. Can : 69c BISQUICK Large Pkg. 29c SOFTASILK CAKE FLOUR, Pk. JELL-O or JELL-O PUDDING Pkg. NUCOA 2 Lb. iEINZ KETCHUP, Large Bottle 18c MARSHMALLOWS 1 lb. DEL MONTE PEACHES Halves or Sliced No. 2i4 cans 2 for 35c DEL MOOTEGRAPEFRUIT No. 2 cans 2 ior 25c" DEL MONTE CREAM STYLE GOLDEN BANTAM CORN No. 2 cans .3 lor 35c M , y -m rf wax Pkg. 35c I . i , sift jMH .hi? I Pkg. ioc 01 r imz-it jjrusf FULY-RYPE BEANS 3 cans 35c PREFERREFstbCK'DAINTY DIMPLE pFaS 303 Size Cans 2 for 25c SNOWDRIFT 3 lb. can 45c; 6 lb. can 89c Free Measuring Spoons AllMblWS-MILK 3 tall cans 19c CORNKIX .3 pkgs725c 5-lb. paU 39c HONEY Central Oregon SYRUP Crystal White 10-lb. pail 59c KRiSPYCRACKERS 2-lb7bojr27c EMONTCHEEZ"lTS Pkg79c RITZ CRACKERS Large pkg. 19c SHREDDED-WHEAT The original 3"pkgs."25c WbobBURY'SACIALSOAP ba25c UGHTHQUFe' CLEANSER Z4""cans 15c BRbWNCRbK BOSTON STYLE BEANS'28z72"cans"25c DURKEES MAYONNAISE Pint Jar 23c Glass Dish Free PINEAPPLE 9-oz. TIDBITS 3 cans 19c PINEAPPLE Sliced or crushed. 9-oz 3 cans 25c MORTON'S PLAIN or l6blZEDSALT 2 cartons 17c Serpent Balloon Free HEINZTABY FOOD 3 cans 25c WESSON OIL Hall GalUm"69c DEL ROGUE TOMATO JUICE 46-oz. can 19c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE46-oz. can 2 cans 3Sc TOTLETTlSSUE ."ZlO rolls" 39c MATCHES Per carton 15c RANCHO SOUP Concentrated 4 cans 25c PKOCTOR & GAMBLE DOLLAR SOAP DEAL 1 I.nrKC Pkg. Oxydol Z Burs Larue Ivory 3 Bars Camay 1 Pkg. New Ivory Snow 5 Bars Giant P & G STOCK UP NOW FOR SPRING HOUSE CLEANING Dm, LrjjriVK'trW 111) lit ji.ij i iim j.i uVTn i riiiMiani, tin.fcini'- I T 1 1 ml Bffn i i t w Mij All For $1.00 BAKED BEnnS Large 28-oz. Tin 2 for 35c I WANT A DIVORCE" . NBC-RID IBRDUIH BREAD LARGE TINS Wl 6 .l21or33C mM SCREEN ACTRESS SONJA HEME .is shown with Dan Topping, to whom she has been reported engaged, after they arrived in Honolulu for a brief stay. Sonja denied that she planned to marry Topping, but they were reported to have been constant companions during the trip over. Sunday school of the First Metho dist church will have the flower decorating of the cross during the Sunday school hour Easter morn ing. There will also be special music by the orchestra under the direction of Mrs. H. N. Traxler. Rev. Edwin Gersham, native of India, will be guest speaker at the morning service. Mrs. C. L. Camp, the pastor, will preside at baptismal services and the ad mission of members. The choir will sing "Hallelujah! Christ Is Risen" from Hendel's Hallelujah chorus. At the 7:30 service both choir and orchestra will supply special music with Bible responses by the pastor. Drain Events DRAIN, March 21. (Special) William Powell was honor guest at dinner recently at his home in south Drain honoring his seventy- eiahth birhday. Covers were laid for. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Doney and two sons, Mrs. Ollie Cox and two sons. Sam Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Powell, Miss Lora Wilson, all of Cottage Grove; Mrs. Clara Smith, Elktoir, Mrs. Sarah Tray lor Mr. and Mrs. Ora Powell and daughter and the honor guest, Will Powell. The Townsend club met this week for the regular busif.ess meeting. Mrs. Esther Newton was elected as chairman of finance committee, and Edna Harlan chair man o ladies' auxiliary. The next meeting there will be a potluck supper with the men doin? the work. A social hour will follnv the meeting. Mrs. Nelson Prunlt and two sons of Port Angeles. Wasli., are visit ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Cooper. Mrs. Grace Eccleston has re turned homo from a four mor.'hs' visit with relatives at Newport and Bremerton, Wash. The Jack Roach family has mov cd to the upper rooms cf the Ben ton Mires estate building. The W. M. Ixvett family moved into the Roach house in east Drain. Mr. Haines of Oakland has purchased the Letsom property where the Lovetts lived, and will, take pos session soon. ' Mr. Austin was called to Port land recently by the serious sick ness of her brother. The grade school teachers have all been re-elected for the coming year, with an increase of pay. PLAN SERVICE THURSTON, March 21. (Spe cial) The Thurston young peo ple's Sunday school class, the Loyal Boosters, will hold a sun rise service Easter morning which will be followed by an Easter breakfast at the social room of the church. The class has asked that others who wish to join with them attend the service and breakfast. ENTERTAINMENT GIVEN CLOVERDALE, March 21. (Special) The Cloverdale club cleared $25 from the entertainment at the clubhouse Tuesday evening and also celebrated the recent in stallation of electric service in the building. Home made candy was PLAIN GARMENTS, Each 75' East Side Cleaners Phone 416 offered by SPRECKELS HONEY DEW SUGAR FOR NAMING THIS NEW APPLE CAKE fJ"D Inner we. ICTJFancy VEAL Jl have genuine I I V n 1 Baby Lamb WlX IlOCISt Rolled Shoul- Boned & TlM I glJjChops. il Pure Pork Sausage Country Style Lb. 25c MEAT LOAF Beef, Veal and Pork 2 Lbs. 45c !! Iv-iJ' on8 ' IVl 0u' vege- lyj . our Prime I f tables are ' I jr Steer Roasts J ' garden fresh f V rolled or plus the pick standing. yof the ""o HE DUDE RANCHES IN THE WEST, IT'S mm ttiniaB m i I KWW EGG DYES To dress at the height of fashion is an "old Easter Custom." To serve , these delicious Red and White Foods on Easter Sunday is a tradition j In over a million homes in the United States. Here you will find a vast assortment of the finest foods obtainable at savings. Features for Friday -Saturday, March 22 and 23 PAAS WHEAT CEREAL Red & White Delicious, healthful hearts of wheat And it doesn't take long for the Eastern "tender foot" to find out that this rich, flavor-full, coffee whether it is brewed in the campfire coffee-pot or the gleaming silcx of the ranch kitchen is differently delicious! That the Great West has something besides scenery and atmosphere ' has a great coffee. DRIP OR STANDARD GRIND IN TINS on SE-USASLE GL1SS J&RS ALWAYS SEEKING! We blend the choicest coffees from the high, high lands of Ccntr.il America and Brazil into Golden West When finer cof fees arc grown wc will bring them 10 you! MILK Red & White CAKE FLOUR Red & White WESSON OIL COFFEE A compliment to your table on any occasion. Red & White, l-Lb. Tins CMW Mart Brand, l-Lb. Bags CEfflW 3 Pkgs., '25 28-Oz. . lC Pkg Jl Tall Cans, Large J MATCHES Pla-Safe, 6 Boxes for Red & White BAKING CHOCOLATE yfc 27c Ediremont CHEEZ-IT LS 9c SunSpan SALAD DRESSING , 33c Red & White Pure, No filler! " " MAYONNAISE , Plnts 25c Flav-R-Jell 9 flavor GELATINE DESSERT ; i4c Red White RIPE OLIVES n tj 29c KLEENEX !!V 25c 8rr 28c .J,' 55c Luncheon Meats Red tt'hlt f l2tr eanL. 45c t ie woo otts
