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v Page Six. Rainbow Girls Will Hold Silver Tea; Other Grove Clubs Announce Events COTTAGE GROVE, Nov. 21 (Special) The Rainbow Glrl ' will hold a silver tea between the hours of 3 and 5 o'clock Friday afternoon at the Masonic temple. Chapter 4, O. E. S., will meet . Friday evening at the Masonic temole. Bid and Bye Dinner club will meet Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Brighton Leon ard. Fraternal Order of Eagles will meet Friday evening at the Eagles hall. The Townsend auxiliary will ( hold an all-day quilting Friday at the new hall. The Neighbors of Woodcraft hold a social meeting Tuesday at the home of Mrs. J. P. Graham Mrs. Eunice Smith was assistant ' hostess. After the dessert a short business meeting was held. Bal loting was held and plans made for the N. O. W. Guards' benefit card party which will be held at the home of Mrs. Johnny Oleson, . Monday afternoon, Nov. 23. Mrs. C. J. Kern was a guest. Five tab les of bridge were in play with Mrs. T. C. Wheeler winning the prize for high score and Mrs. J. R. Sowles holding low score. The next regular meeting of the lodge will be held Dec. 3. This will be the Christmas party and there will be the annual exchange of gifts. ' Tuesday Evening Study club met In the library at the city hall. Mrs. Ralph Ward reviewed the . book "America in Mid Passage" and Mrs. S. L. Mackin gave the current event report on Neville Chamberlain. The club will meet again in two weeks, Mrs. Leon Morton drove to Corvallis Wednesday where she Was Joined by her daughter Jac queline. Together they went on in to Portland to spend Thanksgiv- $25 REWARD Will ba paid by the manufacturer for any Corn or Callous GREAT CHRISTOPHER POSITIVE CORN SALVE cannot remove. SSe at Penny Wise Drug Stores 40 X. Broadway & 769 W. 6th Ave. 'Ttto&e IDEM. GIFTS Thay'r. heavily lined with cedar for maximum moth protection I $12.95 $17.50 $23.75 A small deposit will hold any article until Xmas. Come to Cal lahan's make your selection today at Sale Prices. "She" will welcome a walnut chest for Christmas! Mother or wife, sister or sweetheart every woman loves the beauty and utility yalue of a eedsr lined chest. Our holiday showing, from leading mak ers was never nicer you'll find Just what you want here! LIBERAL TERMS! Malta a email down payment and have your choice oift held until Xmas. Free city delivery. For Xmas for Now and Tears to Come! Card Table Special $3.00 Free Coasters o7i wiLLAMrrnr - rSv. new color J&Sn COMBINATIONS SJ ing holidays with Mrs. Morton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Fis cher. Miss Morton will return to Corvallis in time for classes Mon day but Mrs. Morton will remain for a longer visit with her par ents. Miss Geraldine Kem has arriv ed home from Corvallis to spend the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Kem. The Sunshine Circle of the Woman's Council of the Christian church met Wednesday for a cov ered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs. J. Eastham. A birthday cake honored Mrs. Willian on her 82nd birthday anniversary. The afternoon was spent in sewing for the annual church bazaar. The circle will meet next Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Marvin Drury. The Cottage Grove chapter of the F. F. A. and the Eugene chap ter of the F. F. A. held joint initiation Tuesday evening at the Union high school. Fourteen local freshmen received the greenhorn degree. The Future Farmer degree was conferred upon nine Eugene boys and 16 Cottage Grove sopho mores. Morris Buchanan is the agricultural Instructor in Eugene and Henry C. Williamson is the local agricultural teacher. After initiation a basketball game was held witli Cottage Grove winning 29 to Eugene's 17. The Handi-raft club at the Un ion' high school, under the direc tion of LeRoy Begthol, elected the following officers: President, Betty Bradford; vice-president, Bill Helliwell; secretary, Leona Hamill. Members are required to buy their own material with which to work. Projects may be chosen in leather work, metal work, lineleum blocks, cutting and plastic work. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sheary and son Ronny of Santa Jose, Cal. have arrived to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs. Sheary's parents Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Land and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Sheary plan to visit in Portland before returning home the first of the week. Mrs. C. E. Umphrey arrived $1.98 For sewing, ior writing, lor cards, for study, lor the whole family. CARD TABUS INCLUDING COASTER ASH TRAYS AT HriLia thcatwc BLDm. District Rebekah Meeting Saturday ELMIRA, Nov. 21. (Special) The annual Rebekah convention for District No. 10 will be held at the grange hall at Elmira Satur day, starting at 10 o'clock. There will be an afternoon session be ginning at '1:30, during which sev eral parts of the work will be ex emplified by different lodges. In the evening, opening at 8:00 o'clock, there will be a special meeting of Loyal Rebekah lodge, when the state president of the Rebekah Assembly will make her official visit. Degree work will be exemplified by the Springfield lodge. Meals will be served at noon and in the evening by the Elmira grange. Services Sunday HEBRON, Nov. 21. (Special) Special services in honor of Thanksgiving Day are to be held at the Hebron church Sunday morning. There will also be spe cial music. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Fuhrer have returned from a ten day trip to Pendleton and La Grande. They report lots of snow and icy road conditions in the Blue mountains. Mrs. Florence Small entertained with a dinner at her home in Cot tage Grove Sunday, on her birth day. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Abeene and family, and Mar- jorie Small. Sunday visitors at the R. B. barman home were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Van Dusen and son, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Van Dusen and daugh ter of Valsetz, and Mr. and Mrs. IT U Unnn,, nf rM.ur.ll Some of the engineers from the Cottage Grove dam have been picking apples In this neighbor hood. The apples are to be given to needy families. The Jolly Workers club held a bazaar all day Saturday in the Mountain States office. home Tuesday from Powers, where she has been the past two weeks visiting with her daugh ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Rasmusssen. J. W. Umphrey of Portland Is a visitor at the home of his nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Umphrey. Boxes Installed Four relav hnxu ur tnatal14 recently by the local post office. These boxes will he used hv th carriers to facilitate the delivery or mail within the city limits. Boxes were installed at Second and Quincy, Ash and L, Fifth and Quincy, and one on north Ninth street near the Bressler residence. Postmaster N. J. Nelson has re minded the people that after Dec. 1 there will be no delivery of mail to residences or business houses which are still without numbers. Rev. and Mrs. James Aiken Smith of Salem, former pastor of the Presbvterian church nr spending Thanksgiving with Su perintendent and Mrs. H. B. Fer rin. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cmnr- nn4 family are spending Thanksgiving in Portland at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William McGibbon. Lee Nichols recently found a bundle containing a woman' mot a woman's rain coat, and some' soiled laundry, Wins nh th -,, ning board of his car after he parxea tne car near Seventh and Main street. Mr. and Mrs. H. r Willis.... of Rogue River are spending inanxsgiving with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. H. C, Williamson. Oscar Fredricksnn. i.l...nv... at the local Southern Pacific of fice, in comDanv with hi. brother, Albin, also a telegrapher me oownern Pacific, who is stationed at Canby, left Wednes day for a two weeks' vacation trip to Elcampo, Tex., and New Or leans, La. The Rebekah Staff club will meet at 7:30 o'clock Friday eve ning at the I. O. O. F. hall. The side of which Mrs. Alice Conner is leader, will serve the refresh ments. Hrtr??i Hear ye! See our Xmas Ti.'E GIFT SHOP, next door to Rex Theater, HERTHMRN . HQTEL5 Oregon's Famous Twins Tw tni ImuIi, atajat M Owtlmi tXappini n4 iuacUl autricu . . . wiili tvtry nsdtra fcoul comfort tni i ATC$ tyi0 WITH mom dta bath HAIRY t HUTHMAN, Manager "in thejieart of Xftt REGISTER-GUARD. EUGENE. OREGOW Legion Auxiliary Names Committees for Dinner; Oakridge News Reported OAKRIDGE, Nov. 21. (Spe cial) The Cascade Unit of the American Legion auxiliary met recently for its regular Business session. Mrs. Mary Jane Noland presided. Plans were discussed for a turkey dinner to be served at the hall, Thursday evening, November 28, at 6 o'clock, . This will be for members of the post and unit. Committees named were Mrs. Fred Swanson, Mrs. Noland, Mrs. Walter Blakely and Mrs. Fred Rtchter, dinner; Mrs. A. E. Bullis and Mrs. Charles Croner. entertainment. Dave Frederickson and A. E. Dumont from the post will assist with the entertainment. Plans were also discussed for a Christmas party but no definite date was set. The group voted to have the kitchen painted. The paint is being do nated by C. S. Briscoe. A reoort on membership was given and all members who have not paid their '1 dues are asked to do so be fore the first of December. The Oakridge Girl Scouts met in the grade school this week for their regular meetin" Miss Lever, scout leader. ooend the meeting, and was p.'isted Hurir" the eve ninf by Miss Allen. Tl"! groun disued nlan! for a food sale to be he'd rn a .cati"-''av w'th'n the ne- t two weeks. The cxct date will be announced later. The re mainder of the .time was spent playing games. Refreshments were served bv B?rbara Richter and Alice CrunV-. Those orpsent were no1" V'el'. Barbara Pich r. Kathprn Vnlroy. Barbara Croner, A'ice Crunk. Lulu Mae Beatty, ",l!een Birch. Viol Hal berg. F.llen Halbrp. ShMey Tracy, Loi Mae Croner, Miss Lever and Miss Allpn. For Dr. Gray , Dr. Grant J. Gray was pleasant ly surprised by a group from the Odd Fellows lodge who came to his home to help him celebrate his birthday anniversary. As this wa,s also the birthday of Mrs. Jesse Flock, she was especially in vited to attend the party. Two birthday cakes were presented to the honor guests. Those present were Dr. and Mrs. Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Flock, E. E. Wert, Har? vey Schartner, Vern Hill, Bruce Lansberry, Sr., Howard Bern hardt. Grant Dean, Clarence Dorf- ler, J. E. Paddock, George W. Shepherd, Virgil .Winkleman, M. I. Eaman. Dr. Gray was also honored with a birthday dinner at his home Sunday with places being marked for Mis. Gray, Mrs. Roy Cureen of Tacoma and Dr. Gray. The Cascade post of the Amer ican Legion met recently for a regular business meeting with A. E. Bullis, commander, presiding. They voted to buy the turkeys for the joint post and unit dinnr-, Thursdsy, November 28. Tony Dumont and Dave Frederickson were appointed to assist the aux iliary with the entertainment for the evening. Plans were discussed for holding an initiation for new members early in December. Mrs. LeRoy Oleson was nain fully burned about the shoulders and neck when she pulled a kettle of hot cranberry sauce over on her when she stooDed to pick up some wood by the stove. Her burns are painful but not serious. Leave ."or Holiday Among those going away for the holidavs are: Mr. and Mrs. William Jensnn and daughter, Alice, who will visit relatives in Halsey; Mr. and Mrs. John Nieuw boer and son, who will spend sev eral days in Portland with rela all sc r ""''ewv ...: is "'", (, at t0ei,miitoP";;-f - Telephone Service Try it. Attractive night rates j M.toV.30A-andailU; 1 Tit MCINC TEIIFM0NE AND TELEGRAPH' COMPANY 10th tt Oak St. Telephone 3000 tives; Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Tibbetts, who will visit relatives in Eugene, Independence and Portland; Miss Debby Lou Lever, who will visit her parents in McMinnville. Miss Virginia Layton will be with rela tives in Monmouth; Miss Patricia Taylor has gone to Seattle to be with friends; and Miss Edythe Farr who will visit her parents In Coauille. Mrs. Grace Walker has returned to her home in Santa Barbara after a week's stay with her par mts, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Miller. Guests at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Grant J. Gray this week are Mrs. Roy Cureen of Tacoma, a n ices' of Mrs. Gray, Miss Billy Starr, of Salem, Mrs. Gray's granddaughter who arrived Wed nesday to spend the Thanksgiving holidays. Miss.Nellie Johnson has left to spend the rest of the week with parents in Seaside. Miss Madeline Richter, a sopho more at the OSC, is home to spend the rest of the week with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Richter, P.-T. A. Meets TRIANG"? LAKE. Nov. 21. f.crciU The November meeting of the Triangle P.-T. A. was held recently. The resignation of the president, Mrs. Averill Rust, was accepted and the association di rected that the work be carried on for the rest of the year by the vice-president, Joseph Roner. Mrs. Clark Curry was elected to the vice-presidency. The custodian, Mr. Harper, called attention to the new parking regulation for the school grounds and emphasized them as safety measures. The superintendent, Levitt Horner, re ported on the conference for teach ers held recently in Eugene. Harry Robertson was appointed as chair man of the committee to arrange for gifts of Christmas candy to be given to the children. The program was featured by musical numbers by the students of Frances Horner, singing by the assembly, and two numbers by the Parent-Teacher quartet, Messrs. Rust, Witcraf, Craven, and Prit chard. After the program the time was spent in inspection of the progress of the builders projects in the shop. Plan Program A committee of the Parent Teachers association with Mrs. Averill Rust as chairman, is ar ranging a benefit program to raise funds for the winter work. The date of the benefit has been set for Saturday, Dec. 7, in the school auditorium. After the pro gram lunch will be sold and games and dancing will be enjoyed. All patrons, friends and parents are invited to attend. H. E. CLUB MEETS WILLAKENZIE. Nov. 21 (Spe ciaUThe Willakenzie H. E. club met on Tuesday for a po.tluck luncheon at the home of Mrs.' Bart Nevers. The time was spent sew ing for the bazaar and making curtains for the grange dining room. The club will meet again next Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Frank S. Pattison to sew. Those present were: Mrs. H. E. Watters, Mrs, D. R. French, Mrs. John Walls, Mrs. Frank S. Pattison. Mrs, Clarence Hover, Mrs. C. E. Jen sen, Mrs. Nell Coplin, Mrs. H. E. McKay, Mrs. Sam Smith, Mrs. Mary Lou Porter, and the hostess, Mrs. Bart Nevers. 7. .toiiBPtlwt . Junction City Club Reports Meeting JUNCTION CITY, Nov. 81. (Special) The Junction City wo men's club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Packard, president, pre siding. A short business session was held' at which several mat ters of interest to the club were discussed and acted on. It was voted to pay for a chest X-ray for a local school student. The Amer icanization and reed' basketry classes that had been contem plated will be postponed until aft er the first of the year. There were not enough persons interested to begin classes at this time. Mrs. Horton resigned her position as cecietary and Mrs. Marie Richard son will take her place. The Coun ty Federated club will hold its first meeting of the year in Jan uary at the grange hall with the Junction club members as host esses. The grange ladies will serve the noon luncheon. The club spent 1 - - - - i . mwn," 5j j 1 J WlilMftW FOR GIRLS.. VALUES UP TO 6.W Wards save you about $2 on these l I aUe!AV- y3 cute styles! They're beautifully tii- I ) A i) -Ai lored in 24-unce w01, CT;X Lt V'ei fj iFVsJ rayon fibrie. that wear splendidly. T3, . TfJ W some iickets hmb lined..." I jLl - yt I with ripper elosingsl 8 to 161 ( VS2 l STYLIS FOR GIRLS AND I0YS I i tnat neeas mom -- J Ui I ty of style thrown in! All sy MONTGOMERY WAR" the afternoon in making scrap books to be sent to the Doern becher hospital for the children's Christmas tree. Also, at the De cember meetin a nn rv. io .u. club members will bring toys to oe seni io me nospitai along with the scraD books. MrR. nnmQeun sky and Mrs. Packard served re- iresnmenis ai ine social hour. Wallace Young of Los Angeles visited ber aunt, Mrs. Lily Young over night on Monday en route to Canada, where he will enlist with the Scottish regiment for overseas service. Mr. Young has just cross ed the age limit for enlistment in the United States and is anxious to get across to do his bit for his Scotland, his ancestral home. Former Resident Killed Word has been received by friends of a tragic accident in Fresno, Cal., when S. V. Olsen, a former resident of Junction City v as killed in an auto accident. Mr. Olsen was a merchant here and about nine years ago disused of his business and returned to Fres no his former home. Corporal Howard Larsen is home on a month's furlough from asir tii wMter-reDciicmi Vancouver buZT" spend ,r. "eDrleftT ailQ Mr andsonGaleiiyil tow all o, fcSitfJ Mrs. Elsie nJT: u' accident -X' m and t.. . wilT W n n taken ba A? .orfurte,- Regular im.. . 1 "eldonFrida,8:."?1 a? he hall. 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