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THE REGISTER. GUARD. EUGENE. OREGON
Rainbow Girls Install
Officers at Grove; Many
Social Events Listed
' COTTAGE GROVE, Jan. 29.-
' (Special) The Rainbow Girls met
Monday evening In the Masonic
temple. Plana were completed for
the seriei of lectures which Sam
Gordon, the Kibitzer, is giving at
.the Masonic temple on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday afternoon!
'and evenings of this week. These
'. lectures are sponsored by the
Rainbow Girls as a means of. rais
; ing money. Following the business
t meeting a formal public installa
tion held. Those installed were:
'Miss Pauletta Powell, worthy ad-
viscr; Miss Arlene Anderson, as
sistant adviser; Miss Janet Peter-
,son, charity; Miss Marjory Earl,
hopo; Miss Fay Nixon, faith; Miss
Arietta Roberts, treasurer; Miss
', Carmen White, recorder; Miss Vir
ginia Brown, chaplain; Miss Dorrls
'Bjorset, drill leader; Miss Virginia
!Lee, love; Miss Marjorie Wood
ard, nature; Miss June Bird, re
ligion; Miss Betty Thompson, Im-
mortality; Miss Shirley Hendricks,
fidelity: Miss Dorothy Safley, ser-
vice; Miss Maxine Currin, confl-
dential observer; Miss Janet ny
'nearson, outer observer; Miss Or.
.lena Martin, musician; and MiBs
Joan King, choir leader. Mrs
tGeorg Bjorset, . mother adviser;
Frank White, Rainbow Dad, and
"Mrs. Clyde Roberts, assistant mo-
,ther adviser. Miss Geraldine Kern
'was installing officer and Miss
)Anna Marie Peterson, installing
marshal. The girls presented Miss
Kern, retiring worthy adviser, with
.a white Bible. Mrs. Lynch Currin
was presented a white Bible In
' appreciation of her work as mo-
ther adviser. Miss Kern, Miss Pe
'terson and Mrs. Bjorset each re
ceived several gifts. Talks were
given by Mrs. Wilbur Workman,
Mrs. Clyde Roberts, Mrs. Georg
Bjorset and Frank White. The
next meeting of the group will be
.held on February 10.
". The Townsend club met Monday
'evening in the Townsend hall for
a social evening. The meeting was
I opened with a piano solo by Mrs.
Nellie Blackmort, followed by the
flag salute and group singing. The
'following program was presented:
Duet, Mrs. Mamie Gldney and
!Mr. Joe Safley; two numbers by
.the ladies' chorus accompanied by
'Mrs. Blackmore: readings by R.
L. Bailey, Mrs. Fanny Goude, Mrs.
Nellie Blackmore, Mrs, Sally Hill,
and Mrs. Ethel Applewhite; piano
solo by Mrs, Charles Slmklns; a
skit by Mrs. Martha Marsh and
Mrs. Kate Adams; duet, Mr. and
Mrs, Harry Hart; Indian war
dance, by Pete Briton and W. E.
Masters, Ray Potts, L. D. Tucker
and Elmer J. Kent; piano solo,
;Mrs. Harry Wheeler of Eugene;
two flash bulletins from Washing
ton, D. C, read by W. E. Masters,
two poems read by Harry Hart.
'Four dollera ninety-five cents was
netted from the refreshments
which were served. An announce
ment was made of the ladies' aux
iliary quilling which will be held
Thursday at the hall. A potluck
luncheon will be served at the
noon hour. The club plans to hold
a dance Saturday night in the
iTownsend hall. It Is planned to
hold these dances every 2 weeks.
J The public Is invited.
Club Meets Thursday
t The Past Noble Grand club will
meet Thursday afternoon at the
,1. O. O. F. hall. Installation of of-
fleers will be held and new Polly-
anna names will be drawn.
i The Lions club will meet Thurs
day noon for a luncheon and bus
iness meeting at the Cottage Grove
hotel. Sam Gordon, the Klbltier.
will be the guest speaker.
i The AdLlbllum club will meet
Thursday afternoon at the home
Jof Mrs. A. W. Wooley.
i The Girl Scouts will hold a din
ner at 5:30 o'clock Thursday eve
ininf at the Jefferson school, A
court of awards will be held fol
lowing the dinner,
i The Odd Fellows lodge will meet
Thursday evening at the I. O. O.
F. hall.
The Needleeialt club will meet
.Thursday afternoon at the home
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The Dorena Home Economics
club met Tuesday at the Ladies'
club hall with Mrs. Luther Bettis
as hostess. The time was spent
quilting on a quilt for Mrs. Ray
mond Wicks. At the business
meeting Mrs. Austa Vaughn was
elected and installed president to
fill the vacancy left by the resig
nation of Mrs. Joe Schneider. The
president appointed Mrs. Wilbur
Black, Mrs. Leslie Wicks and Mrs.
Monica Turner as the work com
mittee for the next meeting. Mem
bers were requested to bring
scraps of embroidery cotton to
work on towels. Mrs. John Read
will be the hostess for the next
meeting which will be held at the
Ladles' club hall on February 29.
Degree of Honor Meet
The Degree of honor lodge held
a short business meeting Monday
evening at the Eagles hall. Bills
were allowed and routine business
transacted. The next meeting will
be held on February 10 with Mrs.
Frances Hunter, Mrs. Vera Zle
beck and Mrs. Marie Lemmers as
hostesses.
Mrs. John Schaffer and Mrs.'
Fred Knickerbocker entertained
with a dinner Monday at the
Schaffer home honoring Mrs. Fred
Hammond on her birthday anni
versary. Guests Included the mem
bers of the three families.
Mr. and Mrs. K. I. Gustafson
are the parents of a daughter.
born at the Sacred Heart hospital
on Monday, January 27. The baby
has been named Judy Lee.
Lloyd Wolfard is in the Eugene
nospitai recuperating irom an ap
pendicitis operation.
Frank Doleman is in the Rose
burg hospital following a major
operation.
The LaComus club met for a
dessert Tuesday afternoon at the
home of T. C. Wheeler. Mrs. H.
B. Griggs and Mrs. Nelson Dur
ham were guests. Mrs. A. W.
Swanson held high score. Tha club
will meet In two weeks at the
home of Mrs.. Ruth Woodson.
Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Hagan have
returned from spending the week
end in Portland where they at
tended the mid-year three-day
symposium of the Oregon Asso
ciation of Chiropractor Physicians.
The doctors attended the series of
leotures and clinics held at West
ern States college. The Ladies'
auxiliary were entertained for a
luncheon Saturday at the home of
Dr, and Mrs. H. R. Dewey. Mrs.
R. M. Pepper of Corvallls is the
auxiliary president and Mrs. H
A. Hagen, Cottage Grove, la the
secretary
Postpone Event
.The Elmartes club which was
to have met Tuesday postponed
the regular meeting for two weeks,
The group met at the I. O. O. F.
hall to decorate for the birthday
dance which Is to be held Wed
nesday evening. The next meeting
will be at the home of Mrs. Victor
Chambers.
The Friendly club met for a
luncheon Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Victor Chapman at Santa
Clara. Mrs. Chapman was a former
member. Mrs. C. L. Madden of
Drain, also a former member, was
a guest as was her daughter, Mrs,
Velma Haldeman. The next meet
ing of the club will be held on
February 18, the hostess to be
announced later.
The Boy Scouts met Montlay
evening at the armory. Investiture
was held for Wallace Morelock,
Cecil Martin, Nile Plaster ind
Reggie Land. A. W. Wooley con
ducted the Investiture ceremon.
les. As this was Mr. Wooley's last
meeting as Scoutmaster, Brian
Stroup presented him with a Boy
Scout calendar In behalf of the
troop. There will be a meeting of
the patrol leaders Sunday after
noon In room 22 at the Jefferson
school. Beginning February first
Fred Bosley will assume his duties
as Scoutmaster. Willard Newton Is
to be the assistant Scoutmaster.
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Observe Anniversary
COTTAGE GROVE, Jan. 29-
(SpeclaD Mr. and Mrs. I. B.
Morris, formerly of Cottage Grove
and now spending the winter In
San Jose, Calif., celebrated their
64th wedding anniversary Sat
urduy, Jan. 25. Mr. and Mrs
Morris were married In Oakland,
Iowa, Jan. 25, 1877. They have
five sons living and three dauglv
ters. Both are in good health.
During 1939 30.405 airplane
tiies and 27.192 airplane Inner
tubes were manufactured. The
total value of the tires and lubes
was $649,784,
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Game Night Planned
ByCreswell Grange
CRESWELL, Jan. 29 (Special)
Regular game night will be ob
served at the grange hall Saturday
evening of this week. Games and
music will be provided as usual.
Mrs. J. R. Miller is in charge.
George Gwyther has left for
Mandan, N. D., in response to the
serious Illness of an uncle. He
plans to be gone several weeks.
The young people of the Pres
byterian church had charge of the
regular worship service Sunday
morning with Watrine Spencer
presiding. The Christian Endeavor
choir supplied the music. There
was a large attendance.
Practice Play
The cast of the grange play to
be presented at an early date read
the parts Monday evening in the
down town office-of Mrs. Vemon
I. Kovar, director. The name of
the play Is "The Old Fashioned
Mother."
Mrs. E. A. Schwering enter
tained at a social afternoon at her
home Monday and a shower was
given for Robert Lee, infant son
of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Black-
well of Halfway. Refreshments
were served. Invited were: Mrs.
J. T. Keer, Mrs. J. E. Woodson
of Cottage Grove; Mrs. H. N.
Traxler, Mrs. M. O. Wicks, Mrs.
R. W. Stone, Mrs. W. W. Lower,
Mrs. W. F, Harcombe and Mrs.
C. I. Kent.
Builds Garage
Elmer Beier Is building a double
garage on a lot between the Tyron
and F. A. Everson properties In
the Bohrnstedt addition and will
occupy it while building the house.
The E. A. Lukens family is
moving this week to Oakland,
Ore., where they will operate a
restaurant. They have been living
on the Lewis DeCoursey place in
the Wilbur addition.
Legion, Auxiliary Plan
Dance at Junction City;
Other Community News Given
Fair Board Sets
Benefit, Thursday.
SHEDD, Jan. 29 (Special)
The fair board is sponsoring a
card party at the Masonic hall
Thursday evening, Jan. 30.Plnoc
hle will be played and light re
freshments served. Proceeds will
be used to defray fair expenses
Dr. Sawhlll of Spokane preach
ed at the United Presbyterian
church on Sabbath morning and
evening. Communion was observed
in the morning. In the evening
a union service was held with the
local Methodist church and a
number from the Oakvllle con
gregation participating.
The Ugo Igo club met on Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
Mllford Muller. Pinochle was
played. Mrs. Percy Taylor won
first prize and Mrs. Merle Githens
second prize. Those attending
were: Mrs. Wayne Clark, Mrs
Vivianne Abraham, Mrs. Doris
Bayne, Mrs. Cuma Munson, Mrs
Harold Pugh, Mrs. Russell Githens,
Mrs. Merle Githens, Mrs. Percy
Taylor, Mrs. Myrtle Thompson,
Mrs. Melba Muller, Mrs. Cecil
Stone of Harrlsburg and the host
ess. Refreshments were served.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Wayne Clark.
Community Event .
The January community meet
ing of the Oakvllle neighborhood
was in the form of a home talent
program with some assistance
from Corvallls including the fol
lowing numbers', song "The
Birdie's Ball" by pupils of the
Oakvllle school; two readings by
Arls Reyes; an one act play "Root
ing for Ruth" by local talent; band
music by the Bell Plain school;
two vocal solos by Miss Janice
Mllkollen: vocal trio and quartet
numbers by Jean and Eileen Von
Lee, Bertha Brown and Mary
Frances Swartley; Impersonation
of a clown by David McPherson.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pugh made
a trip to Seattle last week. Mr.
Pugh attended a meeting of a
Northwestern Sheep Owners as
sociation and was elected vice
president of Ihe group.
Mrs. George- Gardner enter
tained with a dinner Sunday In
honor of her husband's birthday.
Seated at the table were: Mr. and
Mrs. James Berreman and daugh
ters, La Vclle and La Vene of
Philomath; Staff Sergcnt and Mr.
and Mrs, Steve Zvonar of Port
lnnd; Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Jen
sen and Mrs. George Gardner of
Shedd.
Lone Pine Events
T.ONF. P1NIT .T.n 50:l.l
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Bishop and
son Leland nf Tsmmn fnrwaHv
of this community, were week-end
visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Will Bishop.
M Tnrralna T amnraanv wan)
to Portland Saturday to attend the
green and gold ball at the Ma-nlc
Temnla. Thit I an inmtiil affair
held by the northwestern district
or the Mutual Improvement asso
ciation. Miss lamoreaux was
alerted nrince Kv tha lrna-ana T.
D. S. Miss Norma Jean Payne of
Fugene went as queen from the
local church.
From Greenleaf
GRK.KNLEAF. Jan. 29. (Spe
cial) The Tweedt familv of Har
rlsburg had a re-unlon at Bill In
gram's over the week-end.
Horace Hamm Is working for
Grace and Wesson.
Clem Grace is nursing a saw
wounded shoulder.
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JUNCTION CITY, Jan. 29.
(Special) The regular meeting of
the American Legion and auxiliary
was held Monday evening in the
grange hall, beginning with a pot
luck supper with Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Hansen and .Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Carpenter as hosts. Mrs.
Gertrude McKercher, who repres
ented the auxiliary at the third
district conference held at. Leba
non on Sunday, made an interest
ing report of the day's activities.
All units are making a special
Plea for all eligible women to come
Into the unit to help carry on Its
program of service. Lee Weber
represented the Legion at the con
ference at Lebanon. The housing
problem of the two groups was
gone into and It was voted to
meet in the grange hall for this
year if suitable arrangements can
be made with the grange. It was
also voted to hold a Valentine
dance Saturday evening, Feb. 15,
in the grange hall. Plans were
made for the poppy sale and post
ers will soon be in the windows
of the business houses.
Meet For Dinner
Townsend club No. 2 met in
usual session last week, beginning
with a potluck supper. Thirty
members were present for the eve
ning. After the dinner a business
session was held with President
Thomas Nelson presiding. The
regular club opening ceremony
was observed. Some matters con
cerning the good of the club were
discussed. Mrs. Hone gave some
readings and old time music and
visiting were enjoyed by the group.
The next meeting will be held
Friday evening, Feb. 14, in the
new meeting room in the Larsen
building, entrance on Greenwood
street.
Hold Auction
Junction City's first auction day
was a decided success in both at
tendance and amount of goods sold.
This auction was launched by
Chester Kubli and Is held in Hor
ton's Lumber yard on Tenth and
Elm. Several hundred men ana
women were in attendance
throughout the day and bidding
was lively and stock brought a
good price. Cattle, horses, hogs
and sheep, some machinery and
household goods were included in
the sale. Earl Goodnight, auc
tioneer, and his son, Lynn as clerk
announce the gross sale was very
close to the $1200 mark, a remark
ably good showing for the first
Junction City auction. Next auc
tion day has been set for Tuesday,
Feb. 18, also at Horton's Lumber
yard on the east side.
,..j - tv... TMn, hlffh I nort and the girls volley ball
XHI lUUeilla' w . - r
school are taking their mid year game came out in a tie of 21 to 21
exams this week. wwen was no. piayea on.
The Elkton high school teams Mrs. Walter Haines has re
played Reedsport at Elkton Fri- turned from Puyallup where she
day evening. The basketball score has been visiung
tt.a si to 28 in favor of Reeds-' Werner.
Nome
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