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I i . i. T tinn V 1041 331509 THE REGISTER. GUARD. EUGENE. OREGON Page Three. Tinira Grange Names Viar's Committees f':.i ' ' I ELMIRA, Jan. 1. (Special) f rtiira grange met recently at the k ill, the business meeting being t ceded by a potluck supper, fol ded by a program. Numbers v ire: Song, by all; reading. Ha t delds; song, Shirley Smith, ol ; 1 artland and Lonnie Warthen; ! y m, Mette Blanchard; song, by i i t recitation, Mr. Phejps: song, I ; I Shields, Mette and George 1 nchard; recitation, Harvey rj tfelda; humorous song, Frank 1 aedon; recitation, Lonnie War rUn: song, by all; reading, Rich- LYNX HOLLOW NEWS nyvale, Cal., have returned to , lough from a U. S. camp in Wash- Cottage Grove high school. . LYNX HOLLOW, Jan. l(Spe-J California. Archie Moore re-, ihgton with his parents, Mr. and J. A iarge crow(j attended STORM SASH HELPFUL ! Frost is formed by the conden frost Mora serious Is the possible damage by melting frost When frost melts, water runs down over the woodwork and plaster, danw aging the finish on the woodwork and the wall decorations.. . the The installation of storm sash, tight enough to prevent cold air striking the inner windows, will aid in combating the formation of window frost on window panes. sation and freezing of moisture from the inside air upon the cold surfaces of the window panes. Obstruction of vision is the least of the important trouble caused by c al) The Lynx Hollow scnooi mainea at tne nome oi nis parents Mrs. wuiiam nicuee. miss June, dance held recently by the Walker. started this week after a week's holiday vacation. Andie and Delia Moore of Sun- to recover from a motorcycle ac-1 McBee came home recently from cident he had several months ago. California and will be a student haginaw club at Ule walker auai Harry McBee spent his fur-1 the remainder of the year in theltorium. (stem ocoaci mm 33maoe$)ffir& OKIE mum fisip t Md Warthen; reading, Mrs. Deed- ti' . Mr. and Mrs. Woodbury and 4Ughter, recently of Ladysmith, X wis., now resming on me l,usk place west of Noti, Robert Blan ' enard of Monument, and Bernice ; lAymer were guests at the sup i rr. During the business meetinz I Master Fred Warthen appointed jt committees for the year, as fol r lows: Legislative, Geo. Blanchard, ' T.SO. Welch, Bessie Christopher; ': agriculture, Oliver Shields, Walter Siting, Frank Deedon, Phil Ha : I f Inlocher; finance, Austin Chris ' Bher, Grace Whiting, Ila Shields; reception, G. H. Phelps, R. J. ! 1 ibore, Rosa Warthen; dramatics, I Carl Edmiston, Gladys Brandt, M. f llanchard; reHef, Bell Deedon, ' iBima Edmiston, Lester Parker, Itellle Harrington; building, T, A. Welch, Ben Harrington, J. J. ' Ubore; news reporter, Mette Blan , chard. The dance committee re ; fflrted $30.80 realized at the bene fit dance Christmas night-, which I ms turned over to the Day fam r H of Noti whose home and all fcjlongings were destroyed by fire llc. 13. H-'jrL E. C. chairman announced I we 'next meeting will be held at I tot 'hall Jan. 14, when the charity . I IV t is to be completed. V Mrs. Bessie Christopher was icierted sick and a note of sym USe,thy was written to her. Thornton Corners lORNTON CORNERS. Jan. 1. - fecial) Mr. and Mrs. Roy '-Sc5 I, and three little daughters at! Angeles, have visited dur--.. Inif tc holidays with Mrs. Schad's -. brov r and sister-in-law, Mr. and V HrsvC R. Trent. - tnk Rone attended the fun- - 11 Saturday of his sister, Mrs. ' J Hutchinson, at Oakland. 'Hutchinson, whose home was r l avrlla Creek, was in Portland . it the time of her death on Christ ian day. ijitMrs. Deere had as guests on Christmas day Mr. and Mrs. Hus lori Dunn and Mr. and Mrs. Leon . Eastman ana oaoy oi nonage . Qrove and Dallas Deere of. Rose-i-Uirg. ' f .Otis Dickey spent the holidays t at the home of his daughter in f Vancouver, B. C. i, ' '; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baseel of Jfount Shasta, Cal., were recent '' gyests of Mrs. Baseel's mother, f ttrs. Frank Rone. I- nMrs. Marv Brewster and son, of . "T.s Angeles; are visitors at the ; jatythur Smith. (5 George Bowers of Lakeview, . jirtto spent the holidays with his . lather, B. J. Bowers, at Mosby JCreek, was a visitor at the C. R, ' f.Irent home. fj . I Bellfountain Notes I: Hi BELLFOUNTAIN, Ore., Jan. 1 i-(Special) Mrs. Earl Moore en tertained the Pinochle club re cently at her home at Dawson with a luncheon and afternoon of jinochle. Mrs. Elmer Kester and ' Mrs. Moore received high scores mrA the nrize for this rjast series t Af. mMitinffc. Tjiriipx attpnHinff f were Mrs. Elmer Sankey, Mrs. 'jHarold Larkm, Mrs. Glenn Le raugh, Mrs. Emil Price, Mrs. Lvery Larkin, Mrs. Elmer Kes- ti, Mrs. Elwood Lee and the stess. jArden Stahl of the U. S. army, Stationed at Vancouver, Wash., hm returned to Vancouver Bar rf ks after spending the Christ vis holidays with his mother, Ja. Evadna Stahl, at her home tn'BclLfountain. ' ,,ilrs. Ernie Parr has returned from a holiday trip to Bremerton, Wash., where she spent Christmas rtft relatives. jesday morning Green peak blanketed with snow for the time this wonter. Id Installation I TtlRTH FORK, Jan. 1. (Spc P I North Fork grange met in (1 (lar form last week. The char Mi was draped in memory of Mrs. L. C Akerley, who died last week, tt voted to make a recommen irU. ' for road supervisor to the SSUfc court Following the regu- r uruness meeting, the follow- nig juvenile grange officers were mailed: Master, Leo Meadows, jr.; overseer, Roy Scvery; secre Kry, Drew Severy; gatekeeper, lerlyw Shirley: and lady assist- ot SniWard. Marjory Chapman. )tfrt.jments wre served. Overmen cut off the heads of tootuaah before bringing them to ort, because their human-like -tea Mke them hard to sell. 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