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THE -REGISTER. GUARD. EUGENE,- OREGON
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-HArS DOING
Sunday
-i,,h con-
"astr Eugene
' "fa. m.-Services In local
;Sm.ServiceS in local
Monday .
oon-Kiwan.S club
,; Osburn hotel.
P-fffVg n band and
fe'LLo Ifwindinstru-
nf his WOOawwu M"
!bers oi n . (nj to
iar as gue Mr
f, the high scno"i ""
Jill be guest conductor of
,Skhlgh school band, and
quartet will play a series o
Members of the quartet
F. . Williams, bassoon-
5,'harlotte Plummer, clarinet
Icon Scott, flutist, and Ralph
Kenzie, oboist.
i lo Be Improved
L road up Champion creek,
ling to the Champion mine in
fEoheraia district, will be im
ed soon, according to Cal M.
fe county commissioner, who
tct'ed it Friday in company
rcommissiner Walter J. Hol
5 j rnnntv Eneineer P. M.
L Several places where the
fece has worn out will be re
jed. The party found 30 men
tor at the mine and 10 more
jexpected to be added to the
poll soon, they were informed.
1
it Elected
Charles Race, Toledo, has been
ed president of a newly or
gzed alumni chapter of Theta
jta Phi, national mens educa
i honorary, at the University.
Jn Brook, Vernonia, as vice
ident; and Everett Daugherty,
5tt Home, secretary; were the
(jr officers named by the group.
ih. F. Beck, associate professor
Jsychology, will be faculty ad-
r
(jMedford
lewis Simpson, road foreman in
i Willamette national forest, has
i transferred to the Rogue
mr forest, at Medford. where
mill serve as acting superin-
lent of construction, it was
kunced Saturday bv J. R.
Ickart, forest supervisor. Mr.
jpson was formerly connected
a national forest in Wash-
Ion.
Meet Tuesday
le Ess See bridge club will
t Tuesday at 2 p. m with Mrs.
!. Hart in Santa Clara.
Ino Clover In Demand
ing is a big demand for La-
clover seed, accordinff in
Ih P. Laird of the Pleasant
district, who was in Eugene
Uy, During the past week he
received a single order for 100
pounds of the seed and has ship
ped it as far as Colorado and
Tennessee. He had over 'a ton
this year but has but a little of
it left.
Townsend Club to Meet
Townsend club No. 1 is holding
a 630 dinner and business meeting
Thursday evening at the Silver
Spray hall. The club met the past
week with 64 present. Old-time
dances open to the public are held
each Wednesday and Saturday
night. The club's meetings are
held Tuesday at 8 p. m. at the Sil
ver Spray hall.
Youth League Meets
The Youth League , will hold its
regular monthly "guest night"
dance at the W. O. W. hall, Tues
day, April 23. Each member is
permitted to bring one guest. The
Springfield and Eugene leagues
will not hold regular meetings
April 29 and 30 on account of
the May-day dance on May 1 at
the Wintergarden.
Vets Have Sunday Dinner
The Spanish-American war vet
erans and their families will have
a potluck dinner at the armory
at 1 p. m. Sunday, the occasion
being annual muster day. Mem
bers of the camps and auxiliaries
at Albany and Cottage Grove
will be guests of the local organizations.
Pianist to Give Program
Miss Nelda Patterson, piano
pupil of Mrs. Olive Mull, will
play piano selections on the
broadcast of the American Legion
auxiliary Monday from 8 to 8:15
p. m. Her numbers will be the
rondo from Mozarts Sonata in C,
Waltz, Opus 34, No. 2, by Chopin,
and Sonata in E Minor by Haydn.
Autos Crash
Cars driven by Lloyd A. Need
ham, 648 Sixth avenue west, and
Gerald L. Newton , Springfield,
collided on Charnelton between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Satur
day afternoon. The accident oc
cured when Mr. Newton was pull
ing out from the curb. Fenders
on both vehicles were smashed.
Go to Bellingham
Max Hoppe and son Marvin
and daughter, Mrs. Earl Wheeler,
have left for Bellingham, Wash.,
where they were called by the
serious illness of Mr. Hoppe's son,
Maurice Hoppe, a former Eugene
resident. Mrs. Hoppe left for
Bellingham last Sunday.
Social Group to Meet
The social club of the Sons of
Union Veterans' auxiliary will
meet Thursday at 2 o'clock at the
armory. Mrs. W. E. Buchanan and
Mrs. Myrtle Spencer are in
charge. -. . .
Dr. Neal to Speak
Dr. W. B. Neal, Who recently
retuened from a trip to Central
America, will speak and show
pictures of his travels at the Ki-
wanis club luncheon Monday
noon at the Osburn hotel.
Has Poem In Magazine
N. D. Winfrey, local writer of
verse, has one of his poems, "In
the Land of Oregon," in the cur
rent issue of the magazine
"Tumblewood," published in Port
land by J. E. Shelton, former Eu
gene newspaper man.
Inspect Road
Walter J. Holland, county com
missioner, and P. M. Morse,
county engineer, inspected the
Kitson Springs road Saturday
with a view to making some im
provements on it.
Come Here from Idaho
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Patrick of
Nampa, Idaho, have come here
to live and are at Drespnt at th
home of Mrs. Patrick's parents,
Mr. ana Mrs. W. I. Patrick, at
Hayden Bridge.
Sewing Lessons Given
Free lessons in plain and fancy
sewing will be taught under the
auspices of the adult education
and recreation department, at 446
Twelfth avenue east, Mrs. Day is
the instructor.
Boys to Be Taken Back
Officers from Portland will be
here Monday to return to that
city two juvenile boys accused
of the theft of four cars. They
were picked up in the S. P. yards
here Thursday night.
From Depoe Bay
J. B. Finkenbeiner of Eugene,
who has been working on the
new highway bridge at Depoe
Bay since the first of the year,
is here to spend the week-end
at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Wright Here
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wright of
Junction City were in Eugene
Saturday. Mr. Wright who is
deputy assessor, has about com
pleted his field work.
Road Men Here
James Tedford, county road
superintendent for the southern
end of the county, was here from
Cottage Grove Saturday to con
fer with the county court
Mrs. Bradford Here
Mrs. Rachel Bradford of Port
land is here to visit her niece,
Mrs. Oren Davis, and she will
visit her sister Mrs. M. A. Orury,
at Jasper.
From Roseburg
Mrs. E. G. Kohlhagen, Mrs.
Scott Williams, Mrs. T. G. Wat
son and Mrs. E. J. Wainscott of
Roseburg spent Friday in Eu
gene, visiting friends.
Bike Stolen
The bicycle of Lloyd Lawrence,
Rt 4, Eugene, was stolen Satur
day, according to city police.
Leave for Indiana
Ernest Schrenk, Jr., and Ray
mond Laird of Pleasant Hill have
left for South Bend, Ind., where
Mr. Schrenk will buy a new car
and the two will drive it home.
Theta Rho Meeting
Theta Rho Girls will meet
Wednesday at 7 p. m. in the I. O.
O. F. temple. Initiation will be
held. Practice is being held for
the state assembly each Monday
at 4 p. m.
Married Saturday
Mack Aden Kinsland and Mil
dred Estelle Lindsay were mar
ried at the courthouse Saturday,
County Judge Hurd officiating.
To McKenzie River
Mrs. A. E. Elder of North Bend
has joined her husband who is
employed on the McKenzie river.
She will remain two or three
weeks.
To Hold Clinic
A pre-school clinic will be held
at the Stella Magladry school
Tuesday at 9:30 p. m. Examina
tions will be made by the county
health unit.
Townsend Meeting i
Townsend club No. 15 will meet
Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. with Mr.
and Mrs. Bion Drake, 411 Lincoln
street. Visitors are welcome.
Plan Degree Work
Work in the F. C. degree will be
held at the Wednesday evening
meeting of Eugene lodge, No. 11,
A. F. and A. M.
Plan Luncheon Meeting
Amitie club will hold a 1:15
salad luncheon Thursday with
Mrs. C. S. Dillon.
To Entertain Club
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McKinley
are entertaining their contract
club Wedneday evening.
Here from Mohawk
D. T. Spores of the Mohawk
valley transacted business in Eu
gene Saturday.
To Meet Wednesday
Wednesday club will meet
Wednesday at 2 p. m. with Mrs,
Ashley Noughton.
Records
BOUNTY
Bounty collected by Calvin
Wallace of Jasper on one bobcat;
by Wallace Neal of Westfir on one
coyote.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Bert E. Davis and Iola M.
Dunning, both of Eugene.
Levi V. Campbell of Blue River
and Agnes F. Ellison of Eugene.
Louis W. Anderson and Julia H.
Anderson, both of Alsea.
PROBATE COURT
Estate of George B. Schaefers
deceased; May 20 at 10 a. m., set
as time for hearing final account,
Estate of George L, Sauer, de
ceased; Margaret Sauer appointed
executor of will and J. J. Kirch-
off, Lenora L. Dillard and O. A,
Houglum appraisers.
GET your 1940 Lane county Di
rectory at Valley Printing Co,
Benefit Party Set
Wednesday Afternoon
SPRINGFIELD, April 20 (Spe
cial) The Girl Scouts benefit
card party is to be held Wednes
day afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Levi Neet, it was announced
Saturday. The party is to begin
at two o'clock.
All those wishing transporta
tion to the affair are to meet at
the home of Mrs. Walter Gossler,
506 F street.
Both auction and contract
bridge will be played, and "500"
and pinochle are included in the
game schedule.
Mrs. Frank Mauney is chairman
for the benefit. Committee chair
men are: Mrs. Walter Rust, tables;
Mrs. Keck, tickets; Mrs. James
MacManiman, prizes; Mrs. Lar
son Wright, decorations; and Mrs.
Robert Pifer, refreshments.
The funds from the benefit will
go ior the purchase of scout uniforms.
Mrs. Frost Is Hostess
To Circle Meeting
SPRINGFIELD, April 20 (Spe
cial) Mrs. F. H. Frost is to bo
hostess Tuesday afternoon at her
home in Glenwood to members of
circle No. 3 of the Methodist
church Ladies Aid. Assisting the
hostess will be Mrs. Elizabeth
Emery and Mrs. John Gates.
The meeting is to begin at 2:30
o'clock. The afternoon will be
spent in entertainment, with Mrs.
Elizabeth Page, Mrs. James Mac
Maniman, and Mrs. Robert Cul
bertson working on program fea
tures. Music is to be presented, and
Mrs. F. B. Whitney is scheduled
to give a reading. The members
will play games.
N. O. W. MEETS THURSDAY
SPRINGFIELD, April 20 (Spe
cial) Members of the Neighbors
of Woodcraft will hold their reg
ular mpptincf at 7 nVlnb- Th,fe
day evening instead of 8 o'clock,
Decause me springneia chapter
will attend a meeting in Eugene
that same evening.
DRILL TEAM PRACTICES
SPRINGFIELD, April 20 (Spe
cial) Members of the R. N. A.
drill tpnm will nrnotip TVffrwH..f
evening at 7:30 o'clock, and all
memoers are requested to be
present. This will be the final
rehearsal for the Royal Neigh
bors convention, to be held in
Marcola Wednesday, April 24.
OFFICERS PARTICIPATE
SPRINGFIELD, April 20 (Spe
cial) Members of the Springfield
Springfield division of the nation
al guard, and reserve officers of
this city will participate in the
army encampment events in Eu
gene Sunday.
FINED FRIDAY
SPRINGFIELD, April 20 (Spe
cial) Among those fined in the
office of the city recorder were
Marlin Darr and Leroy Williams
of this city, each fined $10 for
tigntlng in the streets. F. B. Ham
lin received a $1 fine for over
time parking, O. A. Prince of Eu
gene was fined $1 for a U turn
and Albert Obert of Westfir was
fined $2 for failing to stop at a
stop street. , ,
Townsend News
(From Official Townsend
Headquarters)
The Townend headquarters of
Lane county, 291 Eighth avenue
west, W. O. W. hall, is open daily
from 1 to 5 p. m. Business session
followed by a program of music,
recitations and discussions is held
every Saturday evening at 7:30.
Old-time dances are held on
Thursday and Saturday of each
week from 9 o'clock until mid
night, A leap year dance is sched
uled for Thursday evening April
25. The public is cordially invited
to attend.
TOWNSEND CLUB MEETINGS
Monday, April 22
Alpine club will meet at the I.
O. O. F. hall at 8 p. m.
Cottage Grove club will meet
at the Townsend hall at 8 p. m.
Tuesday
Eugene club 15 will meet at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bion Drake,
411 Lincoln street at 7:30 p. m.
The club will sponsor the sale of
ice-cream and cake.
Florence club will meet at the
Kyle hall at 8 p. m.
Glenwood club 9 will meet at
the school gymnasium at 7:30 p.
m.
Wednesday
River Road club 3 will meet at
the cottage, Skinner butte park
at 730 p. m. It's to be a basket
social.
Thursday
Dorena club will meet at the
Farmer's Union hall at 8 p. m.
Junction City club 2 will meet
at the Greenwood hall at 8:30 p.
m.
Friday
Eugene club 2 will meet at the
home of Mrs. Ida Krey, 1390 Mill
street at 7:30 p. m.
Eugene club 11 will meet at the
cottage, Skinner butte park, at 8
p. m.
Springfield club 3 will meet
at the Taylor hall at 7:30 p. m.
HAPPY EVENING CLUB
SPRINGFIELD, April 20 (Spe
cial) Margaret Gorrie will be
hostess Wednesday evening to
members of the Happy Evening
club who will meet at her home
at 7:30 o'clock. The music com
mittee will have charge of the
program.
TO MEET TUESDAY
SPRINGFIELD, April 20 (Spe
cial) The regular communica
tion 'of Liberty lodge No. 171, A
F. and A. M. will be held in the
Masonic hall Tuesday evening at
7:30 o'clock. Work will be done
in the E. A. degree.
HERE THIS WEEK-END
SPRINGFIELD, April 20 (Spe
cial) Mr. John Jacobson of
Florence and Mr. Pete Jacobson of
Marshfield are in Springfield at
the home of their brother, Severt
Jacobson this week-end. They
were called here upon the death
of their father, Valentine Jacob'
son, and will remain until Mon
day evening.
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Chamber of Commerce
Elects Officers Monday
SPRINGFIELD. April 20 (Spe
cial) New officers for the cham
ber of commerce during the com
ing year will be elected Monday
night at the regular dinner meet
ing of the group it was announced
by Phil Bartholomew, president,
Saturday.
In addition to the elections,
committees to lay plans for
Springfield's big industrial cele
bration, probably to be scheduled
for the latter part of May, will
be appointed, and Mr. Bartholo
mew urges that all interested in
the event attend Monday s meeting.
Dr. J. F. Cramer, superinten
dent of schools in Eugene, will
oe a Matured speaker at the
chamber dinner, and is to talk on
"Growing Pains," with reference
to the growth of Springfield dur
ing the past few years.
The dinner will be at 6:30 o'
clock in the Methodist church so
cial rooms.
Barrett-Stewart
Wedding Friday Night
SPRINGFIELD, April 20 (Spe
cial) Miss Arlene Barrett, daugh
ter oi Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Bar
rett of Springfield, and Claude
Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ted Stewart, Eugene, were mar
ried at a simple ceremony at the
home of the bride Friday night.
The ceremony was performed
by Dr. J. D. McCormick. The
couple plans to live at Westfir
where Mr. Stewart is employed.
VISITING MRS. POOLE
SPRINGFIELD, April 20 (Spe
cial) Mrs. C. E. Tye of Lucerne,
Colorado, arrived in Springfield
triday to visit at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Harold Poole.
Mrs. Tye will remain in Spring
field for several weeks.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
SPRINGFIELD, April 20 (Spe
cial) Mr. and Mrs. - Dan Martin
will entertain Sunday afternoon
for their son, Dean Martin, on
the occasion of his birthday. The
young honor guest is two years
old.
TO HOLD CAFETERIA
SPRINGFIELD, April 20 (Spe
cial) Juanita Rebekah lodge is
holding a penny cafeteria Monday
evening at 6:30 in the lodge din
ing room. All Rebekahs, Odd
Fellows and their friends are Invited.
New Sub-Division to
Be Put on Market
Dr. Royal GIck of Eugene has
purchased a 47-acre tract of land
on the new Pacific highway north
of the city from P. J, Thatcher of
Corvallis and plans to subdivide it
and place tracts upon the market.
The property is located across the
highway from the Bonneville sub
station, only a short distance north
of the overhead crossing! On it
are two houses and barns and
other farm buildings. The work
of laying out the place into acre
and half-acre lots is now under
way. , ..
Frank IT Kinney of the Oregon
Settlement association handled
the deal. Mr. Kinney said Satur
day that within the past 30 days
he has sold three other acreage
tracts to Eugene business men.
Odd Fellows to Give
Dinner For Rebekahs
Spencer Butte lodge, No. 9,
I. O. . F., is giving a fellowship
dinner Tuesday evening at 8:30
with members of Eugene Rebekah
lodge as guests. Rebekahs, and
Odd Fellows and their wives are
invited. A chicken dinner will be
served. The committee in charge
is Carl Draper, George Thorpe
and Rodney Jeans. The business
meetitng will follow the dinner.
ARROW MESSENGER PH. 610
NEW HEADQUARTERS
for
SKYLINE STAGE
Oakrldge-McCredle Springs
on and after May 1st
we will use the new
GREYHOUND .
TERMINAL
The Skyline Stage is an In
dependent line but will use
the Greyhound Terminal
and have an exchange of
tickets with that company.
From Rubensteiii's'
Many people are still unac
quainted with our new dra
pery department. They do not
know that we are showing a
complete diversified stock
second to none in the city.
Our new and unusual meth
od of display makes selection
much easier as all of our
samples are MADE-UP as
complete finished draperies.
There is no guess-work as to
how they will look.
All draperies are custom
made to your order consult
our decorators for specialized
window treatments.
We invite you to visit oar
new Drapery Department
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