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Newspaper Page TextTHE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON Page Elevert II, 19 Club ent, Tftursuuy n,.al meeting and April I snn"a U.e Eugene Bus ker fr " ,-onal Women's "hrheld next Thursday rst fcirty h reJ3S for the dinner are 5e"y Wednesday noon msd!i,her Mrs. Colin Mac fjvr Tw .C. Meade. The is l"10" mmlttee. Dr. f S Ethd Taylor, and "iluth Johnson is to make , f at the meeting, and of- . C eL club are Kir birthdays at this L Dr. Meade is general L.' far the evening. liwing-"" St nre. there wiu uc " r; . L by the drama group, led Irs. Ma" LTWTAIN officer r-1 .. ,i.r' auxiliary . wrier 77- - c 4u c:ife nresident. honor e.v- 1 -Frank Fuge of Oregon Cry, Die national oiut, L Spady 01 rauuu, " ; 'a twelve-thirty lun will be held at the Skin- Butte cottage. llLA CLUB Lria club will meet Thursday ght o'clock with Mrs. forresi falson. .nmffi rl.TTR Eicums club is meeting on jay at the home of Mrs. W. Cordon, Ltn7BB rT.TTR " Liamere club will meet for a o'clock dessert luesaay wiui Carl uanxieia. EUART EVENT he Postotlice cierns- auxiliary I meet 1 naay ior a one-mirv L i..KAKon wifVi Mrs. Fred Elfc ...... cnn, oiv mi-'iv ..-,, . C After the business meeting, I .,, l iU T glip Will sew lur uc xjauc iry health unit. C,,lih Hrinlr wibHa rtf ft Lie is known as a "mother-in- Matrix Table -Banquet Thursday- Browne, Doris Llndgren, Peggy Robbins, Margaret Dick, Betty Jane Thompson, Harriet Whalley, Eva Erlandson, Doris Murphy, Helen Sawyer, Edith Oglesby, Relta Lea Powell, Betty Fiksdal, Sally Mitchell, Betty Hamilton, Sylvia Sarlat, Barbara Stallcup. Mrs. George S. Turnbull and Mrs. Eric W. Allen are faculty advisers. The two Eugene high school students invited as guests each year this year will be Miss Eliza beth Edmunds of University high school, and Miss Jean Doris Grif fith of Eugene high school. From the University the fol lowing women students have been invited: Misses Frances Roth, Ann Frederickson, Bettylou Swarts, Maribeth Wilson, Janet Eames, Elizabeth Steed, Charlotte Collins, Pat Taylor, Marcine Bab ler, Betty Pratt, Barbara Rob erts, Elizabeth Walker, Edna Quist, Florence Kinney, Lorraine Gjording, Alice Malloy, Mary L. Yates, Dorothy Hersterson, Jean ette Hoss, Jane Cattrall, ' Jule McGirr, Marilyn Beltz, Mary Beltz, Marilyn Isted, Jane Partipilo, Re becca Anderson, Janet Foster, Virginia Tooze, Patsy Taylor, Marge Titus, Barbara Miller, Jeanette Haefner, Barbara Pierce, Joanne Riesch, Margaret Wil liams, Barbara Minahan, Maxine Cunning, Virginia Young, Karolyn Kortge, Donna Davis, Shirley Schrenk, Jane Young, Margaret Faulstrick, Dorothy Hanan, Ma rilyn Ashley, Mary Jane Nor cross, Nancy Johnson, Pat Erick son, Jean Crites, Fontelle Mitch ell, Harriet Mintern, Alice Bailey, Gwendolyn Kremmel, Wilma Stien, Virginia Tyrrel, JeanBcrggs, Jean Kendall, Donna Ketchum, Neva Barber, Geraldine Walker, Beatrice Scham, Jane Shepherd, Catherine Miller, Rita Wright, Catherine Murdock, Oloanne D y k e m a n, Geraldine Berry, Frances Bailey, Marge Finnegan, Betty Buchan an, Alice Trullinger, .Barbara Williams, Laura Hall, Joan Mur phy, June England, Aida Brun, Evelyn Kirchhofer, Margaret Sap plngton, Mary Peck, Bette Nor wood, Marilyn. Dudley, Jean Morrison, Betsy Stephen, Alice Coggins, Lavelle Walstrom, Bar- - L Every young couple needs the silver- plate of lifetime beauty UI031D W nvt economics porch ue the one that does not need -imcnt in a ihort time. If kin c?1 of, H0LMES & EDWARDS STERLING W,. ' erP a,,e " tbe I,rt I kPi its bright wHy!?' K m"k : : WU approve the P"' ... all jtyled vHti distinction ... a notable array! ATTRACTIVE 50 PC. SERVICE FOR 8 n prevent. ?KQ75 "miihchesi 3 Sets begin 11 129-93 BROADWAY t WILlAMrm bara Ward, Helen Gillam. Ra- mona Roberts, Margaret Jackson, Dorothy Horner, Betty Jane Biggs, Helen Angell; all mem bers of Phi Beta, Mu Phi Epsilon. Pot and Quill, and Master Dance. From Eugene Eugene women invited are: Mrs. J. A. Hoffman, Mrs. Virgil D. fcarl, Mrs. Alton F. Baker, Mrs. Eyler Brown, Mrs. Clare Hamlin, Mrs. E. H. Moore, Mrs. Daniel D. Gage, Jr., Mrs. Lester Beck, Mrs. Betsy Almack, Mrs. A. L. Alderman, Mrs. Dan E. Clark, Mrs. Clifford L. Con stance, Mrs. Fred Brougher, Miss Ida V. Turney, Mrs. Frank Carll, Mrs. Harry Johnson, Mrs. John Jay Rogers, Miss Ethel C. Chris tie, Mrs. Florence Fulton, Mrs. E. O. Potter, Miss Celeste Camp bell, Mrs. Harvey Wheeler, Mrs. W. H. Chapman, Mrs. Dick Strite, Mrs. Lovisa Ayres, Mrs. Wilfred Moore, Mrs. J. Austin Frey. Mrs, Horace Burnett, Mrs. Kenneth W. Moore, Mrs. Everett E. Harpham, Mrs. Herman DeVries, Miss Hazel Fishwood, Miss Celia Hager, Mrs. J. F. Cramer, Mrs. Flossie Cona- way, Mrs. Arthur Priaulx, Mrs. Keith McMilan, Mrs. Dorr Huff man, Mrs. W. E. Robertson, Mrs. Gilson Ross, Mrs. Effie R. Knapp, Mrs. Buford Roach, Miss Mae Kinsey, Mrs. Otto Gilstrap, Mrs. A. E. Roberts, Mrs. William M. Tugman, Mrs. J. Bishop Tingle, Miss Lilian Tingle, Miss Elma Hendricks, Miss Iva Curtis, Miss Carolyn Woods, Mrs, Mildred Warren, Miss Norma Lyons, Mrs. Elisha Large, Miss Gertrude Lar- sen, Mrs. A. F. Barnett, Mrs. Edna L. Pearson, Mrs. Frank Hill, Miss Ruth Wollenberg, Miss Maxine Hill, Mrs. John B. Patterson, Mrs. S. E. Stevens, Miss Maude Dens more, Mrs. Frank L. Chambers, Mrs. W. F. Jewett, Mrs. G. F. Skipworth, Miss Daye Marshall, Miss Margaret Van Cleve, Miss Alta Schnieder, Miss Pauline Pierce, Miss Rose A. Perry, Miss Frances Frazier, Miss Mary Sac- comanno, Mrs. Lilian Seaton, Mrs. George O. Goodall, Madame A. Riasinovski, Miss Marcia Steinhouser, Miss Ora Gledhill, Miss Dorothea Sherman, Mrs. Percy P. Adams, Miss Florence Alden, Mrs. Valborg Anderson, Miss Victoria Avakian, Miss Elizabeth M. Bannan, Mrs. Oliver Barrett, Mrs. C. B. Beall, Mrs. P. R. Beistel, Mrs. Anne Landsbury Beck, Mrs. George Belknap, Mrs'. Frank G. Black, Mrs. C. Valentine Boyer, Miss Marcia Brown, Miss Kate Buchanan, Miss Julia Burgess, Mrs. Charles D. Byrne, Mrs, Winsor W. Calkins, Mrs. John Casteel, Mrs. Marjorie Chagncm, Mrs. Louis Garner, Mrs. F. A. Cuthbert, Mrs. W. A. Dahlberg, Miss Lynnette Davis, Mrs. E. E. DeCou, Mrs. M. H. Douglass, Mrs. Donald M. Erb, Mrs. Ru dolf H, Ernst, Mrs. John Stark Evans, Mrs. C. - A. Fee,. - Mrs, Clara Fitch, Miss Elizabeth Find Iy, Mrs. James L. C. Ford, Miss Brownell Frasier, Miss Lois Fu- qua, Mrs. James H. Gilbert, Mrs. George H. Godfrey, Mrs. Saverina Graziano, Miss Mozelle Hair, Mrs. Robert C. Hall, Mrs. Bruce Hamby, Mrs. Lance Hart, Mrs. Kenneth Hay, Mrs. Wallace S. Hayden, Mrs, George Hopkins, Mrs. Robert D. Horn, Mrs. H. C. Howe, Mrs, H. E. Hudson, Mrs. Frederick M. Hunter, Mrs. Samuel H. Jameson, Mrs. Bertram Jessup, Mrs. J. R, Jewell, Mrs. L. H. Johnson, Miss Maude I. Kerns, Mrs. E. D. Kit toe, Mrs. E. R. Knollin, Mrs. Theodore Kratt, Mrs. Edna Lan- dros, Mrs. R. W. Leighton, Mrs, E. C. A. Lesch, Mrs. R. M. Lyon, Mrs. Marion McClain, Mrs. J. C, McCloskey, Mrs. Davis McCosh, Mme. Rose McGrew, Mrs. Nelson F. Macduff, Mrs. H. G. Merriam, Mrs. J. M. Miller, Mrs. R. V. Mills, Mrs. A. R. Moore, Mrs. R. U, Moore, Miss True Morris, Mrs. Victor P. Morris, Mrs. Wayne L. Morse, Mrs. Karl W. Onthank, Miss Pirrko Paasikivi, Mrs. Earl M. Pallett, Mrs. Phillip A. Par sons, Mrs. Lucy Perkins, Miss Mary H. Perkins, Mrs. J. Laurln Reynolds, Miss Bernice Rise, Mrs. Horace W. Robinson, Miss Mary W. Rutherford. ' Miss Ethel Saw yer, Mrs. Harry Schenk, Mrs. Al fred H. Schroff, Mrs. C. L. Schwering, Mrs. Ottilie T. Sey- bolt. Mrs. H. D. Sheldon, Mrs. Frank Short, Mrs. Kenneth Shu maker, Mrs. Edith Siefert, Miss Janet Smith, Mrs. O. F. Staf ford, Miss Ethel L. Stone, Mrs. J. C. Stovall, Mrs. John Stehn, Jean L. Sutherland. Mrs. Hbward R. Taylor, Mrs. W. F. G. Thacher, Miss Harriet Thomson, Mrs. D. E. Thompson, Mrs. W. L. Thompson, Mrs. Genevieve Tumipseed, Mrs. Rex Underwood, Mrs. Wendell L. Van Loan, Mrs. Andrew Vincent, Mrs. Clinton Vincent, Mrs. Ivan Ware, Mrs. Murray Warner, Mrs. W. C. Warren, Mrs. Charles Watts, Mrs. W. R. B. Willcox, Miss Pauline Walton, Miss Mabel A. Wood, Mrs. Hal Young, Mrs. N. B. Zane, Miss Louise Aiken, Mrs. Raymond Henrickson, Miss Henryetta Mummey, Miss Jean Randolph, Mrs. Robert M. Fisch er, Jr., Miss Margaret Ray, Miss Betty Wagner, Miss Ruth Weber, Mrs. Floyd Westerfield, Miss Shirley Carolyn Sylvester, Mrs. Lynn S. McCready, Miss Jean nette Calkins. Portland Group Portland women invited in clude: Mrs. Hedley Hill, Victoria Case, Mrs. Harold E. Davis, Mrs. Harvard Maclntyre, Mrs. William N. Herring, Mrs. C. F. Hogan, Velma E. Mclntyre, Ruth New ton, Mrs. Robert K. Allen, Ruth L. McClain, Mrs. John D. Scott, Carroll L. Wells, Mrs. Malcolm Bauer, Phyllis Adams, Mildred Blackburne, Mary Park Cockrell, Mrs. Arthur J. Schultens, Mrs. Carl R. Windolph, Mrs. Richard Johnston, Mrs. Clifford S. Beck ett, Mrs. Walter E. Pearson, Mrs. E. C. Sammons, Mrs. Burt Brown Barker, Mrs. George T. Gerling er, Mrs. Margaret Sharp, Mrs. Paul R. Kelty, Mrs. Cheryl Scholz, Miss Anne Muheron, Mrs. B. F. Irvine, Mrs. Donald J. Sterling, Mrs. Nan Montgomery Brewster, Mrs. Elbert Bede, Mrs. Palmer Hoyt, Miss Gwladys Bowen, Freda Goodrich Mowrey, Marian Miller, Mrs. P. L. Jackson, Ruth Hopkins, Mrs. C. C. Chapman, Mrs. Edward Miller, Mrs. Helen Miller Senn, Mrs. Dexter M. Keezer, Mrs. Lydia Hodge, Mrs. Robert MacGregor, Miss Vivian Bremerton, Mrs. Bernard Hin shaw, Mrs. Ellis F. Lawrence, Mrs. Alfred Powers. From Around State From other cities the follow ing have been asked: Mrs. R. C. Groesbeck, Klamath Falls; Mrs. Mac Hoke, Pendleton; Mrs. F. E, Callister, Albany; Mrs. C. A, Brand, Roseburg; Mrs. Robert W. Ruhl, Medford; Mrs. C. A. Sprague, Salem; Mrs. Earl Snell, Salem; Miss Harriet C. Long, Salem; Mrs. Frank Jenkins, Klamath ' Falls; Mrs. Fred L, Shideler, Corvallis; Mrs. C. J. Mcintosh, Corvallis; Mrs. G. W. Peavy, Corvallis; Olive Bar ber, Marshfield; Mrs. Frank L, Ballard, Corvallis; Mrs. Tracy W, Johnson, Corvallis; Dean Kate Jameson, Corvallis; Mrs. Mabel Holmes Parsons, Tigard; Mrs, Ellwood M. Smith, Corvallis; Miss May Lewis, Corvallis; Mrs, Bruce Baxter, Salem; Miss Ro vena Eyre, Salem; Mrs. ' Leo Fairbanks, Corvallis; Mrs. Ernest R. Gilstrap, Medford; Mrs. Shel don F. Sackett, Marshfield; Mrs, Ralph R. Cronise, Albany; Mrs. W. L. Jackson, Albany; Mrs. Ianthe Smith, Albany; Mrs. Arlene M. Van Dahl, Al bany; Mrs. Merle R. Chessman, Astoria; Mrs. Robert Lucas, As toria; Mrs. L. D. Felsheim, Ban don; Mrs. Robert W. Sawyer, Bend; Mrs. Henry N. Fowler, Bend; Mrs. Frank Loggan, Bend; Mrs. Claude E. Ingalls, Corvallis; Mrs. Earle Richardson, Dallas; Mrs. E. Y. Sanderson, Freewater; Mrs. Reuben C. Young, Gold Beach; Mrs. A. E. Voorhies, Grants Pass; Mrs. Earle Voorhies, Grants Pass; Mrs. George Angell, Os wego; Mrs. Beatrice B. Beebe, Corvallis; Mrs. Kathleen McNeill Clark, Grants Pass; Miss Helen Norris, Medford, Mrs. Arthur . A. Peck, Corvallis; Mrs. E. C. Mc Kinney, Hillsboro; Mrs. W. Verne McKinney, Hillsboro; Mrs. Hugh G. Ball, Hood River; Mrs. Thom as Nelson, Junction City; Mrs. H. M. Finlny, La Grande; Mrs. H. W. Fredericks, Lebanon; Miss Isabel Childs, Marshfield; Mrs. Lars E. Bladine, McMinnville; Mrs. Jack Bladine, McMinn ville; Mrs. George K. Aiken, On tario; Mrs. Edward E. Brodie, Oregon City; Mrs. E. B. Aldrich, Pendleton; Lotus Knight Porter, Roseburg; C. Genevieve Morgan, balem; Mrs. Ben R. Litfin, The Dalles; Mrs. H. E. Maxey, Spring field; B. M. Bower, Taft; Miss Ina Madsen, Corvallis; Mrs. H. L. Davis, Napa, Cal.; Mrs. Herb Grey, Medford; Mary Ellen Bai ley, Milwaukie; Mrs. William C. Davisson, Oswego; Mrs. Joe Brown, Redmond; Mrs. Walter T. Durgan, Corvallis; Mrs. Harris Ellsworth, Roseburg; Mrs. Mal colm Epley, Klamath Falls; Gene vieve Dunlop, Condon; Adelaide V. Lake, Corvallis; Mrs. A. Moore Hamilton, Medford; Alene Mar garet Phillips, Salem; Mrs. Har old B. Say, Salem; Mrs. Helen Wadleigh, Seattle, Wash.; Elise Schroeder, Salem; Mrs. Charles W. Ross, Jr., Powlsbo, Wn.; Doris Holmes Bailey, Roseburg; Mrs. J. W. Forrester, Pendleton; Marian Allen, Mill City; Coriene Antrim, Aloha; Betty Bohnenkamp, La Grande; Benlah Chapman, Sa lem; Frances E. Hardy. Rose burg; Elizabetli Ann Jones, Mc Minnville; Kathryn Morrow, Sea side; Mrs. Curtis C. Jones, On tario; Mrs. Walter Naylor, As toria; Mrs. John Henry Nash, Berkeley, Cal.; Mrs. Paul Petri; Mrs. Crawford Lyle, Oakridge; Mrs. Ralph P. Laird, Jasper; Mrs. Mable Crow, Springfield; Mrs. M. V. Walker, Springfield. Presbyterian Women Meet At Creswell MAUD DENSMORE'S Residence Shop 1059 Pearl Apparel for the matron or miss COATS SUITS DRESSES Spring Sale Coats and Suits Now in Progressl Priced Lowl Phone 1862 Ladies' Dresses Cleaned to Look Like NEW! Now Is the time to send your dresses to the New Service for a thorough cleaning. We make them look fresh and crisl. Enjoy your parties in clean clothes! NEW SERVICE LAUNDRY "EUGENE'S FINEST LAUNDRY SERVICE" 839 High St Phone 825-828 CRESWELL, April 20 (Spe cial) The Presbyterian Aid so ciety met recently with Mrs. L. C. Goheen, Mrs A. W. Bartel assist ing hostess. Mrs. Goheen also presided at the business meeting. Mrs. S. G. Gregor conducted the devotions. Mrs. C. A. Hughett of Spokane, Wash., Mrs. Hattie Gros hong, Mrs. Wilbur Scott and Mrs. A. A. Emmons were guests. Birth days observed at serving time were those of Mrs. A. W. Schwer ing and Mrs. Clara Noland. Others at the birthday table were Mrs. Ethel Treanor, Mrs. Alice Taylor and Mrs. Hughett. Plans were made to hold the next meeting May 1 with Mrs C. F. Crawford in the Irving district. A potluck luncheon will be served followed by the buiness meeting. Mrs, Ed Anderson was appointed on the transportation committee. Each one making the trip will contrib ute. Mrs. Floyd E. Dorris, Mrs. W. F. Harcombe and Mrs. Cora Olson were chosen on the committee for selecting gifts for the school grad uates. Mrs. Laura Smith will ar range the corsages for the Mother's Day services at church. The visiting committee chosen consists of Mrs. F. B. Clock, Mrs. Bartel, Mrs. F. D. Laccy and Mrs. K. C. Schwering. For the program the toy orchestra of the school gave two numbers under the di rection of Miss Alleyne Spencer. Mrs. Dorris read an article on "The Plea for Peace." Refresh ments were served to 23. Methodist Aid Meets Mrs. A. L. McClure, Mrs. Walt er Bragg and Mrs. Blanche Gwyther were hostesses at the regular meeting of the General Aid Society of the Methodist church Wednesday afternoon at the church annex. The time was sent in quilting and in sewing on bazaar articles. Mrs. Jennie Mar quart was a guest. Twenty-three members were present. Special birthday members were Mrs. Lou ise Land Mrs. C. L. Ellis and Mrs. M. C. Redding. Corsages were at each plate. Hostesses for the May meeting are Mrs. Bert Thompson, Mrs. W. A. Henderson, Mrs. H. N. Traxler and Mrs. J. M. Walkup. Mrs Alice Taylor has left for Twin Falls, Ida., where she will Join relatives on a trip to Wiscon sin, where she will visit at her former home and with her daugh ters, Mrs. Gus Eggert and Mrs. Ray Hennes and their families. Her son H. W. Taylor and wife took her to Twin Falls where they will visit over the week end. Candidates Initiated ' Initiatory work for two candi dates was exemplified at the regu lar meeting of the Eastern Star last week. Plans were made to visit Evangeline chapter In Eu gene Friday evening. Thirty-one members were present. Refresh ments were served by J. O. Mor tenson and C. F. Moore. Henry Kirtley of Portland Is visiting with his sister Mrs. B. F. Martin. Band And Glee Clubs Appear In Concert OAKRIDGE, April 20. (Spe cial) The Oakridge high school band and glee clubs presented their spring concert in the school auditorium recently. The program included: Three numbers by the band; six numbers by the Junior high chorus; five selections by the boys' glee club; two violin solos, Bessie Stevens; two songs, boys' quartet; two numbers, violin en semble; five selections by the girls' Rlee club; three numbers by the mixed chorus; four selections by the band.. Miss Esther Beal is glee club director and Miss Esythe Farr is director of instrumental music. The band members include: First cornets, James Hill, Forrest Rehwalt, Earl Blelle and Daryl Moblcy; second cornets, Janet Lee Ramsdell and Loren Wilson; third cornets, Harvey McFarland, Neil Dless and Ira McAtee; trombones, Ned LeGault and John Luckey; clarinets, Tharon Rogers, Harry Bleile, Chester Wilson and Jack Edwards; saxophones, Evelyn Mc Gillvrey, Harold La Duke, Marian Swanson and Harry Winkleman; drums, Ralph Lyons and Martin Tucker. The violin ensemble is composed of Martin Tucker, Bes sie Stevens. Wanda Tucker, Dor othy Maulding, Walter Palanuk, Marylyn Jones, Leslie McLarrin and Everett Lentz: The glee club members include Betty Babcock, Marjorie Bier, Mary Briley, Jeanette Clark, Betty Dahlen, Birdine Edwards, Margret Fields, Jeanne Fox, Winifred Franz, Erma Hamilton, Ruth Hill, Marylyn Jones, Jean Lovelace, Mary McLarrin, Ellen Natterlund, Helen Neff, Mary Ryker, Marion Swanson, Helen Turner, Alberta Williams, Arley Boyce, Robert Edwards, Ben Fox, Robert Fox, Donald Frantz, Keith Healy, Hol lis Hill, Ned LeGault, Leslie Mc Larrin, Tom Aleson, Lyle Rogers and Francis Smallwood. The decoration committee was made up of Loren Wilson, Mar jorie Bier, Marion Swanson, For rest Rehwalt and Alberta Wil liams. Ushers were Miss Wilma Jacobson, Miss Virginia Layton Miss Elfrlenda Christiansen and Miss Nellie Johnson. MOHAWK. April 20 (Special) The school board of the Stafford school district No, 11, has rehired Mrs. May Scott to teach at the Stafford school the coming year. Mrs. Bessie Terpening, mother of Raymond Hill, is rapidly Im proving at the Hill home from a broken ankle. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hill en tertained with a potluck dinner and a card party at their home recently. The meeting of the members or the Sunshine club will be an nounced at a future date. Leaburg News dinner was held recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ren- fro, who were recently married and live near Irving. Those pres ent were Mr. and Mrs. Richie Hays, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gar rison, Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Renfro. Mr. and Mrs. Renfro, Frank Crenshaw, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mays, Mrs. Eva Hendrickson, Cecil Branson, Eldon Branson, and the honored guests, Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter Renfro, who were presented a set of dishes asa wedding gift. Teacher Re-Hired WITH MRS. KRAAL SAGINAW, April 20 (Special) The Friendly Neighbors club met with Mrs. Ida Kraal for the last meeting. Twenty-one mem bers were present and Mrs. Har- ley Williams was a visitor. I he club will meet next week with Mrs. Grace Queener. GOOD WEEK SALEM, April 20. ) Ore gon industry went through the week ended April 18 with no fatal accidents, the Industrial Accident commission said today. There were 708 non-fatal accidents. The pneumatic Ore was In, vented in 1840. Mrs. Barber To Speak To Mapleton P.- T. A. MAPLETON, April 20. (Spe cial) Mrs. Olive Barber of Marshfield will speak at the Parent-Teachers' association meeting Tuesday evening, April 23. The business meeting will be held from 7:30 to 8, after which Mrs. Barber will speak. She will ar rive at noon, Tuesday, and will give bird talks at both the high school and the grade school In the afternoon. She will stay over night and make a survey of the different types of birds In this locality Wednesday morning. The garden club met at the home of Miss Sophie Nlcolle last week. Those present were Miss Sophie Nlcolle, Mrs. Hester Beane, Mrs. Harry Clark, Mrs. B. H. Hol- man, Mrs. Joe Ellingson, Mrs. Pony Ellingson and ner son K.iein. Mrs. Charlie Beers, Mrs. Willie, Bernhardt, Mrs. Ralph Bernhardt. Mrs. L. J. Plowman, Mrs. Fir. Mrs. Lloyd Snnbert, Miss Sena Frederickson, Mrs. Lawrence Frederickson, Mrs. Haldon Foss, Mrs. Jerry Hlckox, Mrs. Carlotta Walther, Mrs. Stanke. Mrs. Anna Vingelen, Mrs. L. C. Maxwell, Mrs. A. O. Knowles, Mrs. Rose Mason and Mr. Llnwood Goude. Miss Nellie C. Lyle conducted the monthly meeting of the home extension unit. This was Mlfs Lyle's last meeting here until next fall. A buffet luncheon was pre pared and served in the high school home economics room. Dur ing the afternoon business meet ing officers for next year were elected. Miss Clara Simonson was chosen chairman; Mrs. Dewey Moore, vice-chairman, and Mrs. George Burbach, secretary-treasurer. The group also put in re quests for next year's program. About 20 women were present and four children. LEABURG, April 20 (Special) A special executive board meet. ing of the Leaburg Community Sunday school was held at the home of Mrs. Milo Smith, superln tendent, last week. As there was not a full attendance of the board some matters could not be defi nitely decided until a later date, The teachers and classes were out lined and the matter of a summer camp under religious leadership is being considered. Mrs. bmlth is especially Inviting everyone to avail themselves of the Sunday school services held every Sunday at ten-thirty o'clock at the school house. Classes are planned for all ages. Those attending the meeting were Mrs. Wesley Hansen, Mrs. Ira Isham, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Frazee. Ray Dikeman was a business caller in Portland last week. All of the members and friends of the home extension service meetings that are being held should bear in mind the spring festival that is to be held at the Four-H building at the fairgrounds on Friday, April 28. A planned potluck luncheon is to be served at noon and it is requested that each person provide her own table service. An exhibit and part of the program is to be planned by each unit represented. Bridge Club Meets MARCOLA, April 20 (Special) The Thursday bridge club met at the home of Mrs. Christina Pet erson. Mrs. A. E. Rummell and Mrs. Mary Hill were guests. Mem bers present were, Mrs. Anna Wald, Mrs. Gladys Hatton, Mrs. Alice Page, Mrs. Pearl Price, Mrs. Ada Martin and the hostess, Mrs. Peterson. High honors wont to Mrs. Page, low to Mrs. Martin, and honor prize to Mrs. Hill. Mrs. Pearl Price will entertain the club next time. A family gathering and potluck GRAND CAFE In a Hurry? Have your BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER At the' Grand Cafe. Try Us! 12S E. 11th Eugene LIGHTNING'S 1151 Willamette Ph. 1316 NEW GLASSES To Suit Each Face There are an endless num ber of lens shapes. Up until modern times we took what was made for us and liked it. Now our glasses fit our faces. No matter what shape your face is there are lenses to make you look your best. If your glasses are old fashioned , , . consult us; we can give you glasses that are becoming. DR. ELLA C. MEADE Phone 330 OPTOMETRIST 14 W. 8th aaenei Oaln jW 11, ussens TAKE YOUR AMERICAN GOLFER COAT STYLE . . . When you find the flnesl of fabrics In a smart, young sports frock, plus beautiful tailoring and good style, then you have the American Golfer dress. Here's lis new 1940 coat model, smart with Its many rows of stitching and a dozen big pearl buttons. The Five Point label guarantees Its fabric, fit, cut, tailoring. $7.95. ANOTHER RUSSELL EXCLUSIVE flu iW1 COKMCHY MOfOHTtONIB ...SHOIT, MIOIUM. TALL Wl ARCR AFT PIHIIH tOt ADDID WIAI ee as y. . . That's the way you feel with comfortable, elastic Magic Fit knit right into the tops and toes of zM zJtocAMUM U.15 to 91.65 2-3-4 thread iV Look for the 'life" goes to a Red Cross shoa party in Life, April 26th.