THE REGISTER-GUARD. EUGENE. OREGON
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inating committed nominated Mrs.
Ina Daugherty, treasurer, and Mrs.
Jeanne Morton, secretary. Both
were elected for their offices.
Other nominations were made
from the floor. Announcement of
the president will be made later.
Other officers elected were: First
vice president, Mrs. Marie Wicks;
second vice president, Mrs. Ruth
Haldeman; chaplain, Mrs. Maud
Hunter; and sergeant-at-arms,
Mrs. Maude Gierau. Because La
bor Day falls on the regular meet
ing date, that meeting will be
omitted and the next meeting will
be held September 16.
Flying Club Meets
'.The Cottage Grove Flying club
meeting which was held at Peter
son's hall Monday night was open
ed and adjourned. There was no
further business in connection
with the purchase of the plane.
The next regular meeting date falls
on Labor Day. No arrangements
were made concerning this meet
ing. If there is business to be trans
acted the president will call a spe
cial meeting.
Rev. and Mrs. Emil A. Balliet of
Minneapolis will be at the Assem
bly of God, Thursday - evening,
August 22. They are accompanied
by Richard Orchard, an accordion
ist. Mr. and Mrs. Balliet are wide
ly known, having traveled exten
sively in gospel work from coast
to coast. For the past five years,
Mr: Balliet has lectured in the
North Central Bible Institute, Min
neapolis, Minnesota. Their minis
try of preaching and music has
taken them into some of the larg
est churches and camp metings in
the middle west.
The Townsend club auxiliary
will hold an all day" meeting
Thursday at the Townsend hall.
All members are asked to make a
special effort to come and quilt.
F. J. Ridings and son Gordon
spent the day Monday in Cottage
Grove renewing old friendships.
Mr. Ridings, who formerly owned
what is now the G. B. Arnest home
on Knox Hill, is living in Eugene
at the present time. Gordon Rid
ings coaches basketball and base
ball at Columbia university, New
York City.
Fire Extinguished
A fire presumably started by
careless evening swimmers was
discovered on the old Veatch pic
nic grounds across Mosby Creek
from Johnson's Grove. Floyd
Jones, Booth-Kelly fire warden,
was called and brought the water
pumper and extinguished the fire
or there would have been con
siderable damage to homes and
property in that vicinity. There is
some talk of closing the river to
the public. One side is already
leased by a group of individuals
Announce Schedule
CRESWELL, Aug. " 21(Spe
cial) Mrs. Harriet Ingram, prin
cipal of the Creswell grade school
called a teachers' meeting at the
schoolhouse Monday. A curricu
lum for the year wn worked out
and other plans madu. The teach
ings schedule has been arranged
as follows: first grade. Miss Elsie
Anderson; second and third grades.
Miss Alleyne Spencer; fourth and
fifth giades, Miss Violet Inman:
sixth and seventh grades, Miss
Shirley Harrold; eighth grade,
Mrs. Ingram. School opens Sep
tember 9.
and is always kept locked. All
swimmers are urged to be espec
ially careful of their bonfire.
Mrs. Ann G. Sutcliffe, of Olym
pia, Wash., is a visitor this week
with her mother-in-law, Mrs. Bes
sie Sutcliffe.
Miss Roscllen Lockwood, who
Has recently returned from visit
ing the San Francisco fair with her
auiu ana uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Schneider, is visiting a few days
with her aunt, Mrs. Anna Petrie.
Miss Lockwood lives at Yakima,
Wash., with her aunt, Mrs. Percy
Wickersham.
Miss Jacqueline Morton has re
turned home after spending two
days in Portland at the home of
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Fischer. .
Mrs. Ralph Boslough has left for
Portland and Seaside. Mrs. Bos
lough, who is on a two weeks' va
cation from the telephone office,
plans to be gone a week or 10
days.
The Charles Fuhrer home, near
Hebron,- burned to the ground
Monday evening. It was discover
ed by a groilp of girls as they
were returning home from base
ball practice at the Powell ranch.
Mr. Fuhrer was in the house asleep
at tne time. The fire started from
an undetermined origin in the
basement. Most of the living room
furniture was saved but very little
else. The house was partially cov
ered by insurance. Mr. and Mrs.
Fuhrer are staying at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Morton.
For Mrs. Boslough
Two showers were given honor
ing Mrs. Harold Boslough (Leta
Mosby) while she and Mr. Bos
lough were visiting here. The Do
rena ladies gave a shower at the
home of Mrs. Marguerite Mosby.
Mrs. Boslough received many
gifts. Mrs. Fred Langton also hon
ored Mrs. Boslough with a mis
cellaneous shower. Guests included
Mrs. Colin Garoutte. Mrs. Fred
Knickerbocker, Mrs. John Schaf
fer, Miss Lillian Young, Miss Max
ine Nixon, Mrs. Kenneth Ward,
Mrs. Larry Biggerstaff, Miss Eve
lyn Biggerstaff, Miss Blanche Pa
quette, Mrs. Robert Stacy, Mrs. El
mer Neet, Mrs. Delbert Brown
Mrs. Charles Miller, Miss Mildred
Dugan, Mrs. Sarn Miller, Mrs. Etta
Yoncalla Grade School
Board Discusses Program
For Coming Year's Work
YONCALLA, Aug. 21 (Special)
The grade school board met re
cently to order the text books for
the coming term. It was planned
to teach cooking and sewing in
the fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth
grades. Woodwork will also be
taught. Home economics is main
ly for the girls, but the boys can
take It if they want to, and the
girls can take the woodwork.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mechler
celebrated their sixty-third wed
ding anniversary Monday, Aug. 19.
They were married in Wonewoc,
Wis., Aug. 19, 1877. Mr. Mechler
was born in New York, Jan. 11,
1857, and went to Wisconsin when
a baby. Mrs. Mechler was born
in Wisconsin, Jan. 5, 1861. Two
daughters were born to this union.
There were 12 grandchildren, and
20 great grandchildren. Mr. and
Mrs. Mechler spent most of theii
lives in Wisconsin and Oregon.
They have lived in Oregon aboul
30 years.
Joseph Ricen of Portland and
Miss Norma Hitchcock have charge
of the drug store during Mr. and
Mrs. Harley Stonaker's absence.
Mrs. Art Rychard entertained the
members of the Hayhurst Com
munity club at her home recently.
The Hayhurst club has charge of
the canned .goods at. the North
Douglas county fair this year. Re
freshments were served to "Mrs.
Mabel Williams, Mrs. Ed'Sw'ansoh,
Mrs. Ray Morin, Mrs. Chet Miller,
Mrs. Elmer Kruse and daughter,
Mrs. Jet Morin, Mrs. Ed Morin,
Mrs. Charles Fegles, Miss JLavon
Morin and the hostess.
' H. E. Club Meets .'
Mr. and Mrs. William Castor and
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schosso en
tertained the Home Economics
club of the Elk Creek grange at
their home recently. A potluck
supper was served under the large
walnut trees. A social hour fol
lowed the supper.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Rychard en
tertained at a dinner at their home
recently. Covers were placed for
Mrs. Kate Floyd ot Los Angeles.
Cal., C. F. Watson and Mrs. Tal
cott of Glide, Mrs. W. A. Richard
son of Roseburg, Mr. and Mrs. E.
L. .Westrope, Mr. and Mil. Loren
Westrope and baby of Eugene, Mrs.
Leathe, Mi and Mrs. Art Rychard,
Gene Rychard and Donald Rych
ard. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Markam
and daughter, and Mrs. Markam's
mother of Los Angeles visited Wil
liam Hogan Monday enroute home
from Idaho. It was the first time
the men had seen each other in
35 years.
Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Newby and
Yvonne Smith of Willamlna, and
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Juntll of
Newport, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Shone
and' daughter, Sarah of Los An
geles visited at the Tom Wallace
home recently. Mrs. Newby and
Mrs. Juntii are daughters of Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace, and Mrs. Shone
is Mrs. Wallace's sister.
Hold Business Session
, -- -The Neighbors of-Woodcraft met
at the I. O. O. F. hall recently.
The regular business was tran
sacted. Hazel Hanan served re
freshments at the close of the meet
ing. .
Eric Stenseth went to Portland
Sunday and met Mrs. Stenseth,
who has spent the past five weeks
in Wisconsin, California, and Min
nesota. ' ' Harold Turpin, pitcher for Se
attle' baseball team, visited his
family here recently enroute south.
Tom Westfall is painting his
house and putting on a new roof.
Mrs. Nettie Hanan is having a
new roof put on her woodshed.
D. C. Wilson went to Berkeley,
Cal., after his son Bert who is
there attending summer school.
Creswell Grangers to Plan
For Southern Lane Fair
At Thursday Meeting
Ice-cold Coca-Cola is a quality
drink the familiar drink that repre
sents four generations of experience
in' refreshing millions. Its clean, tin
gling taste brings a delightful after
sense of real refreshment.
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CRESWELL, Aug. 21 (Special) ;
Creswell grange will meet at the
usual time for the regular meeting
at the hall Thursday evening. The
women wilf supply the program.
Exhibits' for the Southern Lane
county fair will Be arranged.
Mrs. H. L. Wright entertained
recently for the seventh birthday
anniversary of her son Eugene.
Games were arranged for the
young folks and refreshments were
served. Guests were Mrs. Harry
Holt and daughters, Molly, Wanda,
and Barbara, and. son, Stewart,
Joyce Scarbrough, Beverly Bunn,
Kenneth Paul, Mrs. H. A. Howe
and Eugene Wright.
Funeral Held "
Funeral services for William A.
Waggoner were held Tuesday aft
ernoon at the Schwering chapel
with Rev. Floyd E. Dorris offici
ating. Mrs. George A. Paul and
Mrs. C. I. Kent sang and Mrs. Kent
sang a solo with Miss Vivian Og-
ram accompanying. ine pan
bearers were H. N. Traxler, Bob
Easterling, Don LaMain, W. S. Gil
lenwater, Arthur Taylor, and Har
old Stewart. Interment was in
the Creswell cemetery.
Myrna Miller, Mary Elizabeth
Camp and Jeanette Geerdts were
guests of Lucile Kent and her
mother, Mrs. C. I. Kent, at a the
ater party following the band con
cert in Eugene last week. It was
Lucile's seventeenth birthday an
niversary..
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Spencer and
daughter. Miss Watrinc Spencer,
made a trip to Marshfield, North
Bend and Bandon Saturday,, re
turning Sunday.
Mrs. V. E.. Grousbeck. Mrs. H
F. Scott and, Mrs. Jv F. Rose and
.daughter, Betty, spent the week
end on an outing at Newport. Er-
bine Grousbeck and Frank acconv
panied them and Mr. Rose went
for them Sunday. ...
From California
Mrs. John McMahan and son,
John, Jr., of Los Angeles, Cal., are
visiting with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. F. A. Russell.
H. B. Robinett completed har
vesting his pear crop this week.
He estimated 65 tons had been
delivered.1
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wright and
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Miller spent
Saturday and. Sunday at the Ban
don beach.
Churches Planning
Potluck Supper
WENDLING, Aug. 21 (Special)
The Methodist church and the
Open Bible Standard church are
sponsoring a potluck dinner to be
held on Friday evening, August
23, at the Donna community park.
Cars will leave the parsonage at
3 p. m. and everyone is asked to
attend. The program is being
planned by the young people.
Father Francis P. Leipzig, Father
D. P. Curley, Father Sohler, Mrs.
Nellie Franzwa, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Iddings, and Mr. and
Mrs. C. B. Christensen, all of Eu
gene, were Sunday dinner guests
at the home of Mr. and Mi's. Gro
vcr Summer.
Mr. and Mi's. Russel Wile an
nounce the birth of a baby son,
Allyn Wayne, born on August 19
at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Fisher, parents of Mrs. Wile.
Mrs. Sidney Hamilton, or
Shrevesport, La., and Mrs. Paul
Murray, of Portland, were recent
guests at the Otto Bauer home.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mariclo and
daughter, Reita, have returned
from a months vacation In Ne
braska.
Swim Event
A month's free swimming In
structions, made possible by the
alliance of the Red Cross organi
zation and the community council
of leisure time activities, have
been completed with a large group
of pupils receiving certificates and
awards.
Miss Dorothy Dunham, Red
Cross instructor, was in charge
for the month's program.
For completion of the program
a short demonstration was held
last week with formation swim
ming, fancy diving and life sav
ing being featured. Taking part
In the demonstration were: Ed
win Allen, Richard Mix, Arthur
Dillon, Wayne Dillon. Bill Aldous,
Natalie Chaffee, Wilma Starr,
Margaret Mix, Billy Crow, Irene
Grant, Donald Swafford, Junior
Bunch, Loyal Swafford, Vernon
Bunch, Edward Swafford, Helen
McKinney, Juanita Sturgess. Ray
mond Sturgess, Josephine Warner,
Margaret Chaffee. David Swaford,
Bobby Quigley, Edith Smith, De
loris Larsen, Roland Sherman,
John Downing, and Betty Stolberg.
The students who passed tests
in the final two weeks were: Jun
ior Life Saving; Dick Chaffee,
Ronald Byers. Eldon Pattee, Ed
win Allen, Wilma Starr, Natalie
Chaffee, Betty Stolberg, and Mar
iorie Raines; Junior First Aid:
Wilma Starr, Natalie Chaffee,
Marjorle Raines, and Betty Stol
berg; Swimmers: Natalie Chaffee,
Wilma Starr, Margaret Mix, Don
ald Swafford, Irene Grant, and
Loyal Swafford; Intermediate: Ed
ward Swafford, Helen McKinney,
Josephine Warner, and Billy Crow;
Beginners: Juanita Sturgess, Dnvld
Swafford. Bobby Oulglcy. Roland
Shelman, .John Downing, and
Margaret Chaffee.
Due to the interference of cold
weather the classes were depicted
somewhat.
Mohawk Highway
Being Repaved
The Mohawk valley highway, all
the way from Marcola to Wend
ling, more than five miles, is be
ing given a new coat of pave
ment by a county crew; .Cal M.
Young, county commissioner, ln
spectcd the work Tuesday..
Mr. Young said that the paved
surface is being made wider and
the crown in the middle is being
reduced by laying a heavier coat
of pavement on both sides than
existed before. . ' '
NO MONEY DOWN!
Millet, Mrs. Rodney Saflcy, Mrs.
Wm. Vaughn, Mrs. Marguerite
Mosby, Mrs. Ralph Boslough, the
guest of honor and the hostess. Re
freshments were served by the
hostess.
A large crowd attended the
Townsend meeting held Monday
night at the Townsend hall. W. E.
Masters read two national bulletins
and Mrs. Kate Adams read a flash
bulletin. Harry Hart gave a talk
on legislative measures. Special
music was furnished by L. D.
Tucker on the violin. He was ac
companied by Mrs. C. R. Simkins.
A general routine business meet
ing was held. The next meeting
will.be a social meeting. Mrs. Sally
Hill is chairman of the program
committee.'
Ladies' Aid Elects
OAKRIDGE Aug. 21 (Spe
cial) At a recent meeting of the
Ladies . Aid of the Methodist
church, Mrs. William Kissinger
was elected president for the en
suing year and Mrs. H. M. Har
kins "was elected vice-president.
Mrs. Ed Clark was elected secretary-treasurer
at a previous meet
ing.' Mrs. Viola Flock served as
chairman ' for -the meeting. The
group voted to re-shingle the roof
of the church and also to repaint
the building. The work will be
donated and the men will get to
gether within the next week to
start on the work. Refreshments
were served at the close of the af
ternoon by Mrs. Flock.
Mr I.. C. Carlisle of Green
ville, Texas, Is visiting the C. S.
Brsicoe home. Mrs. Carlisle is the
mother of Mr. Briscoe.
Miss Frances Briscoe visited at
the-home of Mrs. Bert Davis of
Box Canvon last week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dorflcr
and children have returned from
a trip to Wyoming and Montana
Mrs. Albert Bloomer and Mr
lwrenre Hills have left to spend
Ihe week on a trip over the wn
lamette pass, Bend and Hood
River. At the latter place they
wil be guests of Mr. and Mrs. C.
E. Carloss.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bown of Med
ford were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mis. Charles
Crencr,
FROM DEERIIORN
DEERHORN. Aug. 21 (Special)
Mr. and Mrs. Ethbcrt Gile and
daughter, ot Witchita, Kansas,
were visitors this week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Wear-
in. The families were neighbors
years ago in Kansas. Mr. and Mrs.
Gile have spent several weeks
visiting his parents at Modford and
with other relatives and friends
In the west. ... .
Mr. Campbell of Sisters has been
visiting this week at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Fountain.
Mrs. Jack Hultin left recently
for her home at Rlvcrton, after
a visit with her brothers and sister,
Gertrude, Frank and Matt Em
merich:
Ada Currant who has been em
ployed at Sisters, has returned to
her home here.
UPPER CAMP CREEK NEWS
. UPPER CAMP CREEK, Aug. 21
(Special) II. A. Peck, proprie
tor of the logging set up here, has
employed a bulldozer.
Mi', and Mrs. Eugene Cooper,
formcly of here, announce the
COBURG ITEMS
COBURG, Aug. 21 (Special)
Diamond Rebekah lodge met In the
I. O. O. F. building, recently. The
usual business meeting was held
followed by refreshments served
by: Mrs. A. B. Johns, Mrs. Dcwnin
Johns, Mrs. John Knott, Mrs. Ray
Lawrence and Mr. and Mrs. John
McNnbb, the committee in charge
for the evening. Those present
were: Mrs. D. J. Calvert, Mrs. Wal
den Pendell, Mrs. Eva Feulner,
Mrs. John Hurd. Mrs. Arthur
Roach, Mrs. Addle Wolfe, Mrs.
Nora Smith, Mrs. Clay Whitakcr,
Mrs. C. L. Campbell, Mrs. Daisy
Plrtlc, Miss Lola AllinRhnm. Miss
Alma Allingham. Mrs. Noel Pirtle,
Mrs. Claude McKibben, Mrs.
Charlie Swangn, Mrs. A. B. Johns,
Mrs. Pete Stolsig. Mrs. Efflc Ward,
Mrs." John Knott, Mrs. Dcwain
Johns, Mrs. John McNabb. Mrs.
Norman McNabb, Mrs. Minnie
Drury, Mrs. Walter E. Drury. Mrs.
William Fletcher, Mrs. T. E. Ed
wards, Mrs. C. C. Bird and Mrs.
Homer Payne. The entertainment
committee for the next meeting
will Include: Mrs. Eva Feuler,
Mrs. Waldcn Pendell and Mrs.
Homer Payne.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Drnbny and
two daughters, Dorothy Arin and
Helen Louise, of Chlco, California,
are visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Harrison. Mrs.
Drobny is a 'niece of Mrs. Harrison.
birth of a baby daughter.
Miss Dorothy Imbnch has re
turned home from Empire Oregon,
where she has been teaching Bible
school. She has been away for
about two months.
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