Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, January 13, 1941, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextU 13, M THT REGISTER-GUARD. EUGENE. OREGON Page Three). m Day Dinner To Be uarv 20 at Reedsport; gram Is Planned bsPORT. Jan. 13 (Spc- L. TicKets are i - Lre well underway ior me lay celeDrauon ocms by the local chamber of rce. The banquet, to which ber'of prominent state and ment WPA, forestry and n officials have been ln-n-ill be prepared and served nbers of the American Le uxiliarv in the Legion hall eidav. January 20, at 7:15 During the dinner a mill igram will be given, follow lich E. A. Britton, Douglas , 4-H club agent, will pre-45-minute program of col loving pictures of the Urap ver valley from Diamond o the Pacific Ocean includ ctures of Reedsport, Win . Bay and Gardiner taken in airplane. Russel J. Hub president of the Port of ja, will preside at the ban rhich has been arranged by iber of commerce committee the chairmanship of Frank rlor. This is to be the first ries of open meetings being red by the chamber to members of all civic bodies ie general public of Gardi I'inchester Bay, Loon lake, jurg, Elkton. Smith river ie lower Umpqua territory p invited. Bartley-Leavitt ,r,rf Mrs. Ed Leavitt of this Innounced the marriage of Haughter Faye and Irie Bart L r.t Mrs. Laura Bartley of L(r Rav. which took place lursday, January 2, at Co- I Justice of the Feace uiar Barton performing the cere- I Both young people are wen h here, Mrs. Bartley having feted from Reedsport high with the class of 1940. Mr. rs; Bartley are making their for the present at Winches- py- tand Mrs. E. u. Lninn were ecently to the Supper bridge Mrs. Paul Bernhardt, sub is for Nelson Hogan. held Score for the men and Mrs. 'aims for the women. Others lit wpre Mr. and Mrs. John far. and Mrs. H. W. Kissling, lid Mrs. Berge BorreviK, Mrs. h and Mr. Cairns. Thursday club met last fr,r lnnrlipnn with Mrs. W. G. In, Mrs. John Dye holding score ana Mrs. noy cairns id high score. Mrs. Dye will lain the group on January Honored At Party . C. B. Hoover was guest of at a surprise party Satur- (vening at the home of Mr. llrs. Harold Gerhard in Gar- Guests included Mr. and E. V. Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Loren brd, and Mr. and Mrs. Hoov- Gardiner Discussion club last week with Mrs. Roy Ger- and the church history group Thursday evening wi'rfi Mr. (Mrs. Cyril Jasmin in Reeds- Mr. and Mrs. Ray Schaecher lie hosts to the club on Thurs January 16. at the John Un residence. meeting of the executive bnittee of the local Parent- her association will be held o'clock Tuesday in the grade pi building.' The regular P.-T, LOVELINESS .INGERS LONGER When Your Dresses Are Cleaned With Semitone ION! J0O 2,1 lK WIUAMtTTC DeerhornP.-T.A. Plans Annual Dinner A. meeting will be held Friday, January 16, in the' high school building, at 3 o'clock. Election of officers will take place at the annual meeting of the Reedsport chamber of commerce Tuesday, Jan. 14, in the city coun cil chamber. All members- are urged to attend this meeting. Principal Leavci Eugene Goode, principal of the Reedsport grade school for the past several years has been granted a leave of absence and is attending Oregon normal school at Mon mouth arrived in Reedsport last week and will substitute as prin cipal of the local grade school during Mr. Goode's absence. At a recent meeting of the Smith River high school student body the following were selected to complete the staff of the "An chorage," high school annual: Os car Staveland, editor; George Staveland, manager; Arthur Ray mond, sports; Geraldine Noel, as sistant editor; Dorothy Crook, pictures; Bill Crook, art; Mary Boye and Lorraine Westenhiser, typists; Delores Sylvester, girls' sports; Dave Morgan, machinist. Those attending the family re union held recently at the Ray Byers home in Gardiner were Mr. and Mrs. Pat Murphy and family, and Mrs. Maude Dewas, of Marsh field; Mr. and Mrs. Walter John son and family of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bechtel of Reeds port, Nile Paull and Frank Byers. Miss Edythe Mohler, Alured Walker and Merlin Catterlin were guests of honor recently at a sur prise birthday party given by friends at the Ben Mohler home. Following an evening of card games and Chinese checkers, re freshments were served the fol lowing persons: Rev. and Mrs. J. Ted Burns, Mr. and Mrs.- J. C. Beauchamp, Mrs. Grace Bartow, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Catterlin, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Finley, Mrs. Minnie Glasser, Mrs. William Hedges, Mr. Asa Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. William Lovelace, Mrs. Quina McClay, Mr. Ed Neimeyer, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Serfling, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Samson and daughter Kope, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mohler and daugh ters, Edythe, Alice and Freda and Mr. Walker. During the past week Douglas County Roadmaster Frier, and Commissioners Roadman and Hutchinson, were Reedsport visi tors while in this vicinity inspect ing work being done on the Loon lake road. At the present time ten county trucks are being used to haul gravel from the plant of the Umpqua gravel company at Brandy Bar and it is stated that 10 more trucks will bo. immediate ly put on the job by the county in order to expedite the work. The road is being widened, graveled and otherwise improved to permit logging operations on a more ex tensive scale. Lease Station Announcement is made by Dur bin and Abbott, operators of the Gardiner Service Station, of the leasing of the L. C. Arthur garage and service station on Highway 101 in Reedsport. Messrs. Durbin and Abbott will operate the newly acquired garage and continue op erations of the Gardiner station. Mr. Arthur will confine his ac tivities to his auto wrecking busi ness. Warren McWillis, Reeds port fuel dealer, has 'acquired the wood business previously operated by Mr. Durbin and Mr. Abbott and will employ aditional trucks in order to take care of the wood output of the Gardiner and Win Chester Bay Lumber companies. Seventeen members of the Reedsport high football team and the team manager received letters at the Christmas program given recently. A gold engraved football Chamber, City Council Announce Tuesday Meetings; Other Grove News Given DEERHORN, Jan. 13 (Special) The Deerhorn Parent-Teacher association met Friday evening at the schoolhouse for the January business and social session. Lester Wheeler was chairman, due to the absence of both the president and vice-president. About 50 per sons were present for the evening. Mrs. John Sloan, chairman of the hot lunch committee, reported that at the recent WPA cooks' meeting which she attended, in structions were not to accept any green beans, corn or peas, home canned that had not been pro cessed in a pressure cooker. The federal commodities which have been available during the past several months in proportion to the number of under weight chil dren in the community, will prob ably not be distributed, owing to the new stamp plan for distribut ing surplus supplies in Lane coun ty, according to information sup plied at the cooks' meeting. The White Elephant project sponsored by the P.-T. A. reported several quilt tops and children's Parmpntc in th malrina Tti av ;-n.rf.i,..i ,h3k: r. lone pine, Jan. 13. rsPe 22 at the home of Mrs. Raymond L," i,,c " n.,., ,i(u '' ii.",!, company will hold its annual COTTAGE GROVE, Jan. 13 (Special) The chamber of com merce will hold a regular lunch eon and business meeting Tuesday noon at the Cottage Grove hotel. The Royal Neighbors will meet at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday evening at the Eagles hall. Installation of officers will be held. The La Comus club will meet Tuesday for a 1:30 o'clock dessert at the home of Mrs. A. W. Swan son. Mrs. Fred Anderson will enter tain the Elmartes club with a 1 o'clock luncheon Tuesday after noon. The No Expense club will meet Tuesday at the home of Mrs. George McQueen. The Tuesday Study club will meet Tuesday evening in the li brary at the City hall. A special meeting of the city Meeting Is Monday Florence Items council will be held Tuesday eve ning at the city hall. Plan Initiation The Eastern Star Chapter jnet Friday evening at the Masonic temple. This was the first meet ing with the new officers in the chairs. Regular business was trans- Granger Receives Medal for Program GOSHEN, Jan. 13 (Special) Mrs. E. W. Empcy, past lecturer of Goshen grange, recently re ceived the medul awarded in 1940 to the one grange lecturer in Ore gon, who presented the best plan for a Boaster night program. The program for which Mrs. Empey received the medal was given last fall at Goshen grange on the an nual booster night. The basketry club will meet at an enrollee of the CCC. He is now ' residing at Triangle Lake. Friends of Mrs. Ida Benninger will be glad to know that she is improving since being seriously ill at the home of her son Claude Benninger of Eugene. The ladies of the Horton aid met recently at the home of Mrs. A. after business matters at Triangle Lake. To Install Officers acted and nlans made for the next meeting at which time initiation the hail next Wednesday lor an all will be held. Mrs. Fay Ambrose, Portland, grand associate matron will pay her official visit. This meeting will be held on January 24. Fraternal Order of Eagles met Friday evening nt the Eagles hall. Plans were made for a social eve ning to be held next Friday eve ning. A basket social will be held for families' and invited friends of members. L. Lassiter, Jack Smith and Vem Booher were ap pointed to complete arrangements. L. Lassiter was elected as con ductor to fill the vacancy left by the resignation of Joe Wycoff. Jerry Gerard resigned as inside guard and the outside guard. Charles Gordineer, was moved from outside guard to inside day meeting. Hostess dates were drawn by the H. E. members at the hist meeting. oimrri W T Millar iiqe aWlpri Bates with Mrs. George Perkins 37, tH.A 'Tt.vtf '""! outside guard. Installation for ... c H. ... ... "... (Uh.b nrri.n.. February 20 was the date set for; the 30 line will serve the lunch, the annual chicken and noodle1 The 12 line is the other line form- SMITH BROS. COUGH DROPS supper to be sponsored by the so ciety for the purpose of raising funds for the various projects sponsored by the association. Mrs. George Perkins is general chair man for the supper, Mrs. Joe Odell, coffee maker; Mrs. Walter Rauch, tables; Mrs. Dell Benson, Mrs. Everett Wearin, Mrs. Lloyd Koozer, Mrs. Hogan Hanson .and Mrs. Emma Hubbard were ap pointed to assist with the plans; and the supper. A committee meet ing was called for Wednesday afternoon, January 15 at the home of Mrs. George Perkins to make plans for the supper. Mrs. Hogan Hanson, chairman of the Founders Day committee, will be in charge of the February monthly program. Mrs. J. H. Odell, and Mrs. Lloyd Koozer will plan the refreshments for the meeting which will be on Friday, February 14. Mrs. Dell Benson was in charge of the social program which followed the business ses sion. Numbers included a vocal solo by Jeanne King, accompanied by Mrs. Benson; a vocal duet by John Sloan and Lester Wheeler, accompanied by Mrs. Benson, a reading by Lilah Wearin; and a travelogue with the following per sons taking part, qnch person giv ing a brief resume of his exper ience; Mrs. Everett Wearin, St. Joseph, Mo., and the giant cactus of Arizona; William White, "In Alaska;" David Holmes, "At Camp Murray;" Mrs. Carroll Fountain, "The Painted Canyon," and other interesting points in California; Mrs. Lloyd Koozer, Fort Peck Dam and Captain Miles' last stand in Montana; Mrs. Del Benson, Crater Lake. Refreshments were served at the close of the evening by Mrs. Hogan Hanson, Mrs. George Perkins and Mrs. Everett Wearin. ing the telephone company. Word has been received hern from Tampasas, Texas, that a these olticers will be held on January 24. Ed Lundbom, who is in the Eugene hospital, is reported as slowly improving. The Charles Gordineer family were all report ed ill with the flu. The men took daughter was born to Mr. and up a collection to be added to the Mrs. Gene Chrisman on January 5. They have named her Edna Roberta. Mr. and Mrs. Chrisman lived in Lone Pine district until a few months ago. Triangle Community Club Names Officers TRIANGLE LAKE, Jan. 13 (Special) The Triangle commun ity club met last week for an all day meeting at the Triangle school ELM1RA, Jan. 13. (Special) Officers for Loyal Rebekah lodge at Elmira will be installed Janu- 1A K.. c,nnl.-- .1;...-:.. Tolcne Piecing on an aid quilt and rv. ofital individual work was done and af- ers lo be installed are: noble ter the business meeting refresh- grand, Kathleen Miller vice- mcnts were served to Mrs. V. Post, I grand. Bessie Christopher; record Mrs. L. Hulbert, Mrs. Walter Rob- ing-sccrctary, Bertha Stephens; erts, Mrs. John Horton, Jean I treasurer, Helma Colgaard; finan- Swope, Corene Daniclson, Zelma : cial secretary, Bernice Fountain. James, Mary M inter, Mrs. Wm. James, Mrs. C. Rogers, Mis. C. R. Burrh, Mrs. Ross Myers, Mrs. Wal ter George, Mrs. Stewart Myers, Mrs. R. A. Templeton, Mrs. C. P. Laferty and the hostess Mrs. To lcne. The next meeting will be in two weeks at the home of Mrs. Walter George. Sunday guests at the R. A. Tem pleton home were, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Michael of Junction City, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Breuer. Thursday evening Mr. Templeton's gymnasium. A potluck lunch was brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Bear Creek Items BEAR CREEK, Jan. 13 (Spe cial) Claude Dickens returned with his team the first of the week from Lowell where he has been logging the past six weeks. School started Jan. 6 after two weeks' vacation with an attendance of 13 scholars. Mrs. Ross, who has lived in one of Riley Petty's houses for the past three years, has bought a place 12 miles west of Eugene and is mov ing out there. The Orling sawmill started oper ating again last week after a two weeks' vacation through the holidays. Mr. Lee Odell is again hauling wood from the Orling mill. donations made by the Ladies Auxiliary, all of which will be given to a needy family of one of the members. The next meeting of the lodge will be the social meeting. The Bid and Bye Dinner club met Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hunter. Mrs. Walter Smith held high score for women and J. Brighton Leonard held high for men. Mrs. C. L. Stroup held low score. The club will meet in two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Stroup. Visitors Leave Mr. and Mrs. Loren Stewart and son La Sells left Monday for their home in Lakeview after spending the week-end with Major and Mrs. La Sells Stewart. Loren Stew art has been working in the U. S. land office exchange in Port land for the past six weeks and is now returning to his forest ser vice position at Lakeview. Mrs. Lee Boyd of Pendleton is visiting her sister and brother-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Craig. enjoyed at noon, followed by the business meeting which was pre sided over by the president, Mrs. Walter Roberts. Election of officers was held. The officers chosen were Jean Swope, president; Zelma James, vice president; Rosa Hays, secretary-treasurer. At the close of the business meeting the Polly anna box was opened. Then fol lowed the main event of the day, a shower honoring Mrs. George Pen nock. Those who attended were Mrs. Geo. Worthington, Mrs. Joe Taylor, Mrs. L. J. Miller, Mrs. E. Guthrie, Mrs. Virgil Post, Mrs. Clifford Abbey, Mrs. E. Witham, Mrs. L. Hulbert, Mrs. Vance Ab bey, Mrs. Chester Starr, Mrs. John Horton, Mrs. Paul Hutchins, Mrs. Melvin Shove, Mrs A. Tolene, Mrs. Earl Breuer, Mrs. Ted Worthing ton, Mrs. Corene Daniclson, Mrs. K. (Jongdon, Mrs. C. Rogers, Mrs. Raleigh Templeton, Mrs. C. R. Burch, Mrs. Garrett Lyons, Mrs. W. James, Mrs. Hilton Swope, Mrs. Richie Hays, Mrs. E. Colson, Mrs. Allard James, Mrs. Walter Roberts, the honored member, Mrs. Pennock, and a number of chil dren. Floyd McVay, who was Injured two. weeks ago while working in the woods, logging, has returned home from the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Bruce and family came recently from Ala bama, their home, to live at Tri angle Lake. Their son Lewis en tered Triangle Lake high school as a senior and their daughter, Mary, enrolled in the grade school in the seventh grade. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce have another son, Robert, who came west some time ago as Mrs. Arthur Lilly of Corvallis were callers on the Tcmplotons. Mr. Lilly of the Spurlin and Lilly Hardware of Corvallis was looking After installation sandwiches and pie will be served. ' Natron Events NATRON, Jan. 13. (Special) Mm. James Bardwell has left for Texas to bo with her father, who is ill. She will be away some time. , Mr. and Mrs. Alcorn returned recently from Los Angeles, Calif., where tlicy spent several weeks with his father who was ill, but was better when they left him. Bruce l.inquist has moved his family to Taconia, Wash., where they will make their home. Mr. Harris and Mr. Munyoz are yarding piling on the Mohawk. CONTAIN VITAMIN A (CAaorcNO I II JMH DRILV BT VOOR MO-Ut FOOD STORE to be given Coach Mullikin at the same time did not arrive in time, but was presented to him later. It was the gift of the squad in ap preciation of Coach Mullikin's endeavors throughout the football season. Boys receiving the awards were: Jack Brandon, Leslie Frank lin, Harold Conrad, Tom Lillebo, Harvey Kyllo, Dalton Pinion, Steve Rosier, Fay Willard, Jac Dunaway, Bill Spicer, Jack Dunn, Clinton Leack, Stanley Dunn, Kenneth Luark, Tony Bautista, Bill Vian, Ted Carlson, and Man ager Jack White. Reedsport seniors will go to Roseburg on Tuesday, January 14, where they will attend senior day. The event, sponsored annually by the Oregon state system of higher education, is for the purpose of helping seniors to determine the institution of higher education they wish to attend upon gradua tion from high school. All high school seniors of the county are invited, Roseburg seniors acting as hosts to the visitors. Aid Society Meets NOTI, Jan. 13 (Special) The Ladies' Aid society of the Church of Christ met recently for the reg ular meeting for quilting and other work. A comfort was tied for the Howard Day family who recently lost all their household goods when the Taylor house in which they were living was burned. Women of the community also gave them canned fruit and other goods. The members of the Kill Kare Klub and the Aid society have made plans to work jointly on sewing and knitting for the Red Cross, beginning Wednesday, Jan. 15, at the church, when it will be decided on how often to meet and I what work will be done later on. All women of the community are invited. A potluck dinner will be served at noon. Don't Disregard Life's Daily Hazards ... Adequate Insurance Is a Stern Necessity SIGMAN-FELL INSURANCE AGENCY 848 Olive St. Phone 997 CHAS. L. SIGMAN W. P. FELL SILVER PLATE will advance in price early in February! BUY NOW at the OLD PRICE Make your selection from our com plete stock. Pay nothing down and as little as $1.00 weekly. S & H Green Stamps given on all cash purchases. Choose lrom all nationally known brands at Skeie's. re 927 Willamette Phone 411 Bargain Center for Terms and Tires EUGENE TIRE CO. 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