Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, July 13, 1941, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textby 13, THE REGISTER-GUARD. EUGENE, OREGON Page Seven. mneu-J'"" HARMONY CLASS of the it Baptist church will meet the church at six-fifteen ,nday evening. Members will ive from there for a picnic. iey are requested to come in Mime costumes, bring their ra dishes, sandwiches, and hot dish or salad. Mrs. Leo iKenbacher is chairman of e social committee, with Mrs. yde Laufer, Mrs. Chester El in, and Mrs. Dorothy Bowers listing. SUNSET HOME auxiliary 111 hold a special meeting. lesday evening at seven- Irty oclocK at me nonw "i P. and Mrs. F. L. Larson, 259 heteenth avenue west. All ends of the home are inviiea. MITCHELL CLUB of the lii Nalchhors of America E meet Friday July 18, for a e o'clock potlUCK dinner ai tidricks park. Vital of the betrothal of Miss Gertrude Josephsan, at left, to iEQRD7, IF YOU WOULD BE THRIFTY . . . Then shop at BEARD'S during their Seml-Annual CLEARANCE SALE which is now in progress. All summer apparel has been drastically reduced in Price lor speedy clear away. PRESSES are now priced low o . . 2.95, 3.95, 4.95, 5.95 to 16.95 former values have ben entirely forgotten . . . Pis auotod are but fractions of the former 8s. ... if you jflgfce y0ur purchases at on. Blouses M .... Millinery and... lot of : -4. r: :JS t: ; r GROUP PLANS FOR LEGION AUXILIARY CONVENTION tots GROUP OF COMMITTEE chairmen head varied group In the local American Lesion Uiurv arranging the annual state convention to open -nere. next Sunday, July 20, and continue Kirt nd Including July 23. Standing, left to rlfhti Mm. Glen D. Lewis, Mrs. 8. 8. George, Mrs. K K.t nd Mrs. Noble Bond. Seated, at left, Mrs. R. L. Moon, and at right, Mrs. Elmer Getter. P" "sSni" Wiltshire nffravin1 WOMEN'S BENEFIT associ ation will meet in Moose hall Monday night at eight o'clock. OREGON ROSE Thimble club will meet at the home of Mrs. B. F. Lambert, Wednes day, for a one o'clock dessert luncheon. THE GARDEN WAY Sun shine club has postponed its picnic from Tuesday evening until Wednesday evening, July 16, the event to be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Chase. NEIGHBORS of Woodcraft held their regular meeting Thursday evening in Moose hall, Mrs. Nellie E. Thomason being chairman for the evening. There was the regular business session and entertainment, and refreshment! were served. The last July'lodge meeting will be omitted, the next meeting to be held August 14. (HeVHillBtVaVIVaHeliiHMeaetsapj istiilllMaaillllllllllaaMl I llii i Mill W illWlllMl Hlff' li Mfc BSS GERTRUDE JOSEPHSON MISS EVELYN WHITMORB a. Limins; ana of the betrothal of Mlsa Evelyn WBltmore, p right, to Harold Brlnkman, Jr. (Kennell-Ellis photos, Wilt- peengravlng) See Our COAT Specials Buy on of these gar ments end wear it this fall. t v r r iT,-f mil f i 'i i ' ' I' THE EUGENE Penwoman's club met at the home of Mrs. Loyal Atkinson the past week. Nine members were present. Each contributed selections from original writings for the program. One of the guests, Mrs. Frank Hoover, gave a re port of the summer school for writers she attended in Port land. Mrs. Paul J. Cauthorn read a chapter which she had completed for the book which the club is writing. Mrs. Jess Hayden reviewed one of the radio scripts which she wrote for KORE and KOAC in co operation with the Oregon Trail pageant. Following the pro gram the group retired to the outdoor living room where re freshments were served. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Ida Adams, Springfield, the first Wednesday in August. RED CROSS sewing group of the Methodist church will not meet Monday. The regular meeting will be held Monday, July 21. WOMEN'S COUNCIL of the First Christian church will hold its regular all day meeting Wednesday at the church, be ginning at ten o'clock. Lunch eon will be served at noon. UNITARIAN Women's Al liance will meet Thursday noon with Mrs. R. C. Crow, south Willamette street, for a twelve thirty potluck dinner. UNITED SPANISH War Veterans auxiliary will meet Monday evening at seven thirty o'clock in the old Moose hall, Seventh and Willamette streets. AUXILIARY to the Sons of Union Veterans will hold its regular business meeting Mon day afternoon at two-thirty o'clock at the Community Lib eral church. The auxiliary and the Sons of Union Veterans will hold a joint picnic Monday eve ning at six-thirty o'clock at the William S. Plank home, River Road. WOMAN'S Relief Corps will meet Thursday afternoon at two o'clock with Mrs. Marie Franz, 1074 Seventh avenue west. JUNIOR AMERICAN Legion auxiliary will meet Tuesday night at seven-thirty o'clock at Skinner Butte park. Calendar for Monday. 10 a. m. Welfare League meeting, Eugene hotel. 12 noon Quota club lunch eon, Eugene hotel. 2:30 p. m. Auxiliary to Sons of Union Veterans of Civil War, meeting at Community Liberal church. 3 p. m. Tea and meeting of Young People's division, United Chinese Relief, home of Mrs. Robert Potter. 5:45 p. m. Beta Sigma Phi picnic, Idylwood, group goes from home of Mrs. Kenneth Long. 6:15 p. m. Harmony class meets at First Baptist church to go on picnic. 6:30 p. m. Philathean class meeting, Skinner Butte park. 8 p. m. Alpha Iota meeting, home of Mrs. Minnie Day. 8 p. m. W. B. A. meeting, Moose hall. 8 p. m. Thimble club and Officers club of Neighbors of Woodcraft, meeting at home of Mrs. I. P. Inman. 8 p. m. Auxiliary to United Spanish War Veterans meeting, Moose hall. Tuesday 1 i. m. Credit Women's Breakfast club meeting, Del Rey cafe. All-day meeting of Alpha Delta Pi Mothers club at the summer home of Mrs. Frank Scobert on the McKenzie. 2:30 p. m. Kings Daughters tea, home of Mrs. Florence Lonberg. , 6:30 p. m. Brotherhood of Railway Clerks auxiliary pot luck, back of the butte. 7 p. m. Junior American Auxiliary Plans Convention MANY interesting gatherings will fea ture the annual convention of the state American Legion auxiliary to be held in Eugene, July 20-23 in conjunction with the Legion meeting. Ses sions for the auxiliary con vention will be held in the First Methodist church. Events Listed On Sunday evening of the convention, July 20, the auxil iary's memorial service will be held In conjunction with that of the Legion. Among events planned for Monday of that week will be the' banquet for presidents and past presidents at the Osburn hotel at six-thirty o'clock, the banquet of the Eight and Forty social also to be at the Osburn that evening. On Tuesday morning, July 22, will be held the secretaries and treasurers breakfast at seven o'clock at the Osburn hotel. Tuesday afternoon brings tours for visitors, starting at three-thirty o'clock, and in cluding visits to Chase Gardens and the Murray Warner mus eum at the University of Ore gon. Tuesday evening features the big convention parade and drum corps competition. The auxiliary's annual stunt night will follow and will be held at the Rex theater. On Wednesday morning, at the Eugene hotel, will be the past district presidents break fast, the Cottage Grove auxil iary in charge. 40th Anniversary Observed By Aid The fortieth anniversary of Bethesda Danebo Lutheran Ladies' Aid was celebrated at the Aid meeting Thursday af ternoon. The group, organized July 10, 1901, now numbers 88 active members and 13 retired members. Charter members present were Mrs. L. Berntzen, and Mrs. Gertrude Mickelsen. Other living charter members are Mrs, Marie Johansen, Eu gene and Mrs. Anna Jensen, Santa Fe, Cal. ' Rev. Ingward Olsen spoke on "The Meaning and Purpose of the Ladies' Aid." Mrs. Olsen gave a report of the Women's Missionary society convention, held in June at Cedar Falls, Iowa, to which she was a dele gate. Evelyn Berntzen, grand daughter of a charter member, Mrs. L. Berntzen, gave a vocal solo. Mrs. Hans Nielsen and Mrs. Andrew Larsen were hostesses for the afternoon. This was the last Ladies' Aid meeting to be held in the old church. The August meeting will be a picnic and silver tea to raise funds for the new church kit chen. INDEPENDENT Mission Study group of the First Chris tian church met at the church Thursday with twenty-two members present. Mrs. Jessie Palmer lead the study. On the program was a vocal solo by Mrs. Leo Guay, accompanied by Mrs. Roy Myers. The next meeting will be a picnic Aug ust 14 at the C. H. Jessee farm, In Central. Members will meet at the church at eleven o'clock. Mrs. Roy Myers Is In charge of transportation. Some out of town groups have also been in vited. Mrs. Vershel McCauley will be the leader. Coming Week Legion-meeting, Skinner Butte park. 7:30 p. m. Sunset Home auxiliary meeting, home of Mrs. F. L. Larsen. Wednesday All day meeting, Women's Council, First Christian church. 12 noon Rotana club lunch eon, Osburn hotel. 1 p. m. Avalon club meet ing, home of Mrs. L. G. Eynon. 1 p. m. Oregon Rose Thimble club meeting, home of Mrs. B. F. Lambert. Wednesday evening Garden Way Sunshine club picnic, home of Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Chase. 8 p. m. Rebekah meeting, I. O. O. F. hall. Thursday 2 p. m. Ladies of Elks meet ing, Elks temple. 2 p. m. Garden meeting for United Lutheran Missionary society, home of Mrs. H. M. Davenport. 2 p. m. Martha Needle club meeting, home of Mrs, William Dean. 2 p. m. W. R. C. meeting, home of Mrs. Marie Franz. 8 p. m. B. Y, Bridge club meeting, home of Mrs. Loren Norton. Friday 1 p. m. Getchell club of R. N. A. meeting, Hendricks park. 2 p. m. Co-Workers club meeting, home of Mrs. Fred Lamb. Saturday Overnight camping trip for Loyal Friends class. Clark Creek camp. NEW DEPARTMENT presi dent for the auxiliary to the United Spanish War Veter ans is Mrs. Judd Stauffer of Eugene, the election heing held the past week at the atate convention in Newport. Guest Day A guest day is planned by the Ladies of the Elks for their semi-monthly card party . on Thursday afternoon at the Elks temple at two o'clock. Mrs. R. E, Hoselton will be hostess at auction bridge, Mrs. C. J. Daniel for contract, and Mrs. A. C. Goettsche for pinochle. INSTALLING officers for the Theta Rho girls club at the joint installation held with the Rebekah lodge Wednesday night were Miss Bette Whit more, installing officer; Miss Margaret Croson, installing vice president, and Miss Rob erta Putman, installing mar shal. Officers Installed were Miss Katherine Kingman, president; Miss Dorothy DeRoss, vice president; Miss Arlis Tone, sec retary; Miss Alice Fenner, treasurer; Miss Ellamay Small, past president; Miss Jean Hob, marshal; Miss Mary Jane Best, warden; Miss Betty Lou Best, conductor; Miss Margaret Cro son, right support to the presi dent; Miss Florence Mathews, left support to president; Miss Beverly Bertelsen, chaplain; Miss Elizabeth Venes, outside guardian; Miss Mamie Redding, inside guardian; Miss Carol Watson, right support to vice president; Miss Ellen Croson, left , support to vice president; Miss Norma Lee Christianson, musician; Miss Jackie Lou Small, Miss Averil Drankwater, Miss Shirley Bueu ana miss Nina Nelson, heralds. Mrs. W. F. Wendt and Mrs. George A. Simon, advisers, were presented witn corsages, and Miss Ellamay Small, retir ing president, and Miss Kath erine Kingman, president elect, were presented with bouquets. Corsages were also given to all the new officers. Mr. George Zebley, repre senting Spencer Butte I. O. O. F. lodge, invited the club to join them in arranging a float for the pageant. Katherine Kingman, Beverly Bertelson, Dorothy DeRoss, Norma Lee Christianson, and Alice Fenner were appointed as the float committee. Members of the Corvallls and Cottage Grove Theta Rho clubs attended the meeting. Miss Ellamay Small received the past president's jewel. A drill was given by the club, and refreshments served in the din ing room. IOWA CLUB will meet for a picnic in Skinner Butte park, Sunday, July 20, at twelve thirty o'clock. Transportation com mittee chairman la Mrs. M. L. Handshuh. Those wishing trans portation to go to the park are to call 2489. Each family at tending is to take a lunch and table service. The coffee will be furnished with Mr. and Mrs, H. J. Leonard in charge. All former Iowa residents and their families are welcome. There will be no August meet ing. MISS JUANITA POTTER ANNOUNCEMENT is made by Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Pot. ter, Junction City, of the en gagement of their daughter, Miss Juanlta Potter, to Frank Deffenbaoher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin D. Deffenbacher of Coburg. The wedding will be in the early fall. (Kennell Ellis photo, Wiltshire engraving). Federation Event Is Friday fTHE coming Oregon 1 Trail pageant in Eu Bene featured the program and activities at the quarterly meeting of the Lane County Federa tion of Women's Clubs Fri day, at Creswell, members of the Creswell Civic Im- Erovement club being the ostesses. One hundred and thirty-seven women, represent ing twenty-four clubs, at tended the gathering. Stories Read Old-time sonffa wcta xnncf and four stories, collected by the federation pioneer com mittee, were read. One of these stories told of the early courts in Eugene, another told of the organization of the Fortnightly club in Eugene, a third gave the history of Creswell, and the fourth discussed a memorial established because of an old feud that started over a line fence. Mrs. Wilson, visitor in Cres well from Washington, D. C, discussed Chinese relief. Other reports were given, In cluding a legislative one by Mrs. Ralph C. Crow, an art re port by Mrs. George P. Win chell and Mrs. Ella Lombard,' as well as reports on the Doernbecher hospital, and other activities. Next meeting of the federa tion comes October 10 at Spring field with the Springfield Wo men's Civic club as hostess group. LOYAL FRIENDS class of the First Christian church will hold an overnight picnic at the Clark creek organization camp, July 19 '0. General chairmen for the (vent are Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Cameron, Harold Stew art to have charge of transpor tation, and Royal Christofferr son, tickets. Breakfast will be prepared by the men and fur nished by the class. There will be a potluck dinner, the class furnishing the meat. Alfred Cromwell will teach the Bible class in the morning and Dean Victor Morris will give the morning sermon. As the park has been reserved for a full week, members who wish to do so may go up at any time dur ing the week and stay. Final Clearance Sale! Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Remember . . . eacK new season' brings brand new merchandise to our store ... we do not carry over old stoc& PLAYSUITS- and DRESSES .... rind 2.50 DRESSES ... Summer Fabrics .' Final 4.50 DRESSES . . . Summer Sport ................-.....rinai 5.50 DRESSES . . . Summer SKeers . Final 7.50 DRESSES and ENSEMBLES ........... ...w..........Ftoai 9.50 SUMMER FORMALS ..........Final 4.50, 5.50 and 6.50 COATS, Pastel Wool ...... .... ...............Final 6.50 REVERSIBLES, Wool and Corduroy .'.....Final 6.50 SKIRTS . . . Plaid and Plain Wool Final 1.75 Hat Department STRAWS, FABRICS and FELTS Jmd 50c SUMMER STRAWS ;.Finai 1.00 WHITES, PANAMAS and LEGHORNS........ Find 2.00 Final Clearance in All Departments EUGENE'S FASHION CENTER rfW L Mm MRS. HENRT MORTENSEN TWO RECENT BRIDES are Mrs. Henry MortenBen (Gladys Pedersen), at left; and Mrs. Thomas Nell Gwyn (Maxlne Helen ' McDonald), at right. (KennellEllis photos, Wiltshire engravings) Zonta Meeting Hears Reports ' Zonta club' July luncheon was held Friday noon at the Osburn hotel. Visitors at the meeing in cluded Mel LeMon of KFAC, Los Angeles, George Korn, Miss Mary Sue Jackson, candi date from the club in the con test to choose Queen Susannah V, and Miss Grace Tiffany. Mrs. Ralph A. Hope reported on the meeting at which she represented the club when J. L. Franzen discussed the city management form of govern ment.. Mrs. L. F. Bonson gave re port on the Girls State, sum mer camp at which she was one of the chaperons. Because of the pageant, the club will not meet again until August 1. REBEKAH lodge will meet Wednesday evening at eight o'clock in the I. O. O. F. hall. MRS. THOMAS N. GWYN Group Planning Chinese Relief The Young Peoples'dlvislon of the United Chinese Relief will meet for a tea on Monday afternoon at three o'clock at the home of Mrs. Robert Pot ter, 309 Twenty-second avenue west. Flans will be discussed for the tag day. Mrs. A. H. Norton, county chairman, will visit the group. Mrs. E. S. Bartlam is to pre side at the punch bowL On the . committee in charge of the tea are Mrs. Potter, Mrs. Thomas Fisher, Mrs. Frances Newsom, Mrs. W. R. Heath, Mrs. William Greenwood. CO-WORKERS Class of the First Baptist church will meet Friday afternoon at two o'clock with Mrs. Fred Lamb, back of the butte. A six o'clock picnio supper will be served. Mrs. Vena Weber is head of the committee In charge. The men's class Is invited. ft.