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LCITY NEWS NOTES - WHAT'S DOING Sunday u a. m.-Sen-ices in local n m.-Services in local Monday ,j noon-Kiwanis club ting Osburn hotel, a.. Eugene hf school. 7;30 P- hoanj city school board SalfacityhaU. L Go To Creswell - nfTfonne River Members r"a-d A. M.. Kf'.o to Creswell to confer M .,. at fh meeting e ' ' 11 inrfoo Cars will Le temple at 7:30 and for those - i. 850 Fourteenth avenue t,t Memneis "'" -------Junction City and I Spring ' ttonr1 Nn meet- tmrheld October 17. 24 r'., ThP covered dish dinner til be October 22. lub to Meet .., married peoples y, of Central Presbyterian .urch will meet .. ,..ith Mr. and Mrs. ack Elliott, 2343 Emerald street. l- Norman K.. uny wm u '. discussion on "Problems ( Family Life Today." This i. fniinwprt bv a social Lr and refreshments. The boup will meet me nisv .u tird Tuesdays of each month I. t in with a 6:30 potluck sup- Ld every fourth meeting. All loune married couples oi me Larch and others interested fce invited. (ttrans at Cottage Grove of mpmhprs of General Lawton camp and auxiliary of the United Spanish war veterans L..t m r-nttaee Grove Friday eve- L. t attend a ootluck dinner r.d home-coming meeting of Bert fe. Chandler camp ana auxiliary. Included in the group were ue- iirtment Commanaer ana mrs. L. tanffer. Mrs. Margaret L.,i Mrs. Mav Moon. Mr. and l Warvpv Veach. Mr. and Mrs. paries Purves, Mrs. George Lam hers, and Mr. anil Mrs. Allen Bart. hctober IS, 1940 THE REGISTER-GUARD. EUGENE. OREGON Page Three Irasher Set Up The county rocK crusner mai si been operated at Fall Creek ind moved recently to Oakridge being set up in its new loca- lon, ; County commissioned alter Holland, County , Engin- fcr P. M. Morse ana coumy toad Superintendent Edwin lullar went up . Friday. '. after-. koon to look after the .work. he crusher, located on the Hale llue near Noti, will be replaced ly a new one, the officials said, the old one is about worn out. 10 Discuss Mexico Jsck Blankinship, graduate Itudent in history and govern ment at the University of Ore- Ion, will speak at the open for Im meeting of the Community liberal cuhrch Sunday evening it 7:30 on "The Political Out- fok in Mexico." He visited Mex o during the past summer and Ms- there just preceding the residential elections. meeting of Eugene lodge. No 11. A. F. and A. M., Wednesday. October 23. His talk will be on Masonry. All Masons are invited. A state meeting is an nounced for Wednesday, Octo ber 16. Paper Drive Continues The First Congregational church will continue its drive for old magazines and papers during October. Those with contributions are asked to tie them in bundles and leave them at the church, or call 1867-W to have someone call for them All proceeds will be used for the new youth building. Eugene Firm Gets Contract M. L. O'Neil and Sons of Eugene have been awarded a contract by the state highway commission to furnish rock for a production project on the Nasco county line-Madras sec tion of the Dalles-California highway at 510,509. Asked to Funeral Members of the Women's Re lief Corps are asked to attend the funeral of Mrs. Mary E. Brock, widow of a Civil war, veteran, who died Friday. The funeral will be Monday at 10:30 a. m. at the Branstetter-Simon chapel. Here from Harrlsburg Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Alford of Harrisburg were in Eugene Friday afternoon, visiting their grandson, Dorman Alford, who is in the Uni versity of Oregon infirmary. Dil-, lard Alford and Mrs. Wilbur Evans, son and daughter, acom panied them. Benefit Card Party A benefit card party will be given by General Lawton auxil iary of the United Spanish War v-terans at the Moose hall on West Broadway Thursday night of thisj wee, reginrug at 8 o'clock. The public is invited to attend. To Meet Tuesday The Health club will meet Tuesday evening, October 15, at the home of Mrs. Lois McHose, 2075 Chamelton. A covered dish dinner will be served at 6:30. After the dinner Mrs. Dotson will show moving pictures. Invited to See Flowers Bayard Merrill, 1552 Orchard street, is inviting his friends to view his garden of chrysanthe mums. He has 1500 or more now in full bloom, presenting a beauti ful view. His flowers are earlier than the average. Museum Closed Today Because of the absence of so many students and others in Port land this week-end to take in the Oregon-Washington game and other festivities, the Murray War ner museum on the campus is to be closed today. To Confer Degree The second degree will be con ferred on three candidates at the meeting of Spencer Butte lodge, No. 9. 1. O. O. F., Tuesday even ing. Floyd Cole will be in charge of the degree work. Fines Turned Over Justice of the Peace John Bry son Friday turned over to County Treasurer Grace Schiska $158.50 collected in fines in September and $42.30 excess fes above $200 al lowed by law for him to keep. Klwanls Meeting At the meeting of the Eugene Kiwanis club Monday noon at the Osburn hotel, Marvin T. Warlick will speak, discussing the cam paign from the point of view of a democrat. Clinic Wednesday The regular well-baby clinic of the Welfare League will be con ducted Wednesday morning from 9 until 11 o'clock at the county health unit office in the court house, basement floor. Club to Meet Twinklers club is to meet Mon day at 1 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Hazel Frederickson, 611 Thir teenth avenue east. Planning Sale Edison P.-T. A. is sponsoring a rummage sale all day next Satur day, Oct. 19. at the Bonnett build ing, West Broadway. Here from Llnslaw Mrs. Joseph Fowler, clerk of the .slaw school district, was in Eu-g-ne Friday, conferring with County Superintendent Moffitt. Postpone Meeting Because of Dr. Francis E. Townsend's appearance in Eu gene Tuesday evening, Clug No. 15 will not meet this week. Veterans to Meet The camp and auxiliary of the United Spanish War Veterans will hold their regular meetings Mon day evening. From Crow C. A. Stephens, well-known farmer of the Crow district, was in Eugene on business Saturday, Grange Worker Here F. D. Petzold, well ,known grange worker of Central, was a Eugene visitor Saturday. Roseburg Resident Here Mrs. Wallace Rapp of Roseburg is here to visit friends for a few ''ays. Mrs. Booth In City- Mrs. . ..iTie W. Boot'a, resident of Roseburg, visited friends in Eugene Friday. Here from Goshen A C. Dilley of the Goshen dis trict was in the city on business Saturday. From Alvadore Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Hutchinson of the Alvadore section were among the large number of per-! sons from cutside points in Eugene Saturday. j Executive Meeting Decree of Honor will hold Its executive meeting Friday with , Mrs. O. H. Bray, 344 Third ave nue east. A 1 o'clock luncheon will .be served. Ess See Club to Meet Ess See club will meet Tues day at 2 p. m. at the home of Mrs. George Phillips. Records PROBATE COURT Estate of Ole Halderson, de ceased: semi-annual account fil ed and order of distribution made. Estate of Ruth Elizabeth Thompson, deceased; Grace Leathers appointed administratrix. CIRCUIT COURT In three damage suits against Giustina Bros. Lumber com pany, Leora Tibbetts and Mrs. ' H. C. Bushnell, last named files answers. i Ethel Winningham against Calvin Willingham; suit filed for divorce. j H. A. Titus against Blanch L. Unger and Milton Unger; suit filed to collect. BIRTHS LARSON At the Sacred Heart general hospital, Saturday, Oc tober 12, 1940, to Mr. and Mrs. August Larson, 364 East Broad way, a daughter. HENDERSON At the Sacred Heart general hospital, Friday, October 11, 1940, to Mr. and Mrs. Jake Henderson, Spring field, a son. HOUMES At the Sacred Heart general hospital, Saturday, Oc tober 12, 1940, to Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Houmes, 2510 Friendly, a daughter. Ilia Cothrell Honored- Anna Rose Cothrell. daughter of Ilr. and Mrs. F. C. Cothrell of Eu gene, at the Oregon College of aucauon at Monmouth, has been lamed president of the Inter city. The Inter-Varsity Is a re :sious governing body of the ismpus religious forum. Miss othrell is active in student af fairs and is a member of Sigma Epsilon Pi. Commanders to Meet The Commanders' Council of "e Lane county war veterans' Fup will meet at the courthouse suay evening. October 15, at 8 clc There will he a discussion A report on Armistice day activ es, the county emergency car d the indigent fund. 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