Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, May 21, 1942, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextDistrict Scout Meeting Held At Grove; High School Plans For Graduation Announced (Src.' A d-st.-.n frt:r.g tr.t Fry held 7eiay ver.r.g a: L- .erJers.-o KrA'l audits:. ..m. Repreerta!:- preer.t f:cm Cup Cree sr.-i C-t-tage Gav Vi-ma. a. r r.. Crtrswell ard Lcrar.e a-e :r.:j2eo in th: dutr.ct Kit d-e t,- .fe nearness rf tre c-"u! c.rrus. ee unable to attend. T-.e Cottage Grove scuta rut rn a turr.hlirg ct Lloyd Ltllie brought Kur-.j picture! (f Boy Scout rarr.ps vihicn were shown by liar; id Sprague u-ho was chairman cf the rr.ee!. r.g The Lior.s club furr.isr.ed ice cream. A group of 15 friends brought CAN'T KEEP GRANDMA IN HER CHAIR She's Ltvsly as a Younrittr Now hr Backache U bttr Iany riffrt tbv Btffinc b'kvr c iw f f tLur I"ijV,: tntty b lifeyj kxjMM. 1 r. Li'inv r NatyfVi rfci. way of !.. lot il. -- Bida Bed out of tr. tc-J. Tiy L'ip Kotl jop. put kbout J Utn-o iJitvirrlrr of kid ivy Cutx-tinti nrrmjta pouv,uotj tiur to rinaiD in u rn'sorl. it n4y rtviM n(i. n btv.ktv l. rUiuiiHf ptuoj, W pguua. of pp tad MMrfy, gettiaf up B ims. "Fijoi. putbaim UD4r t!. , krj'-b tad dmiDfM. rijBl or r-tnty r tb mMin n-J buBttif om-tio-c idot tUr. w fLLiQf wrg&g witJ) jour Ik1bm or t ii'ir. I'm t witl Ak yir drift let fir Potc'i Fillo. uM fully by Dmuont (fr or 41 jf.fi. Th.y iiv hppv rhf M will help that l, nulM nf kidnay tub fl'jih out pitn w wmu (too. your blood. Oat Ddw i foia. Lawnmowers Sharpened and Repaired Fast Service and First Class Workmanship Phone 151 . We Call For and Deliver HENDERSHOTT'S 770 WILLAMETTE To Sh NEW PICK UP AND DELIVERY SCHEDULE NOW EFFECTIVE EHacUva Monday, May 25, 1942, In ord.r to comply with the recniest oi th. Office oi Dal.nse Transportation to conserve tir.s and gasoline, we will not accept calls to pick up freight alter 4 p. m., and on Saturday alter 2 p. no li your call la placed after the above Urns, we will make your pickup on our regular routes the following day. We will however, receive any freight you wish to deliver to our terminals up until 5 p. m. We greatly regret this curtailment oi our service but we are sure you realise the necessity ior It and we respectfully ask your cooperation. CONSOLIDATED FREIGHTWAYS COLLETT1 FAST FREIGHT LOS ANGELES SEATTLE MOTOR FREIGHT PIERCE AUTO FREIGHT OREGON EXPRESS. INC. OREGON NEVADA-CALIFORNIA FAST FREIGHT SMITH FREIGHT LINE SIUSLAW MOTOR TRANSPORT SYSTEM SERVICE I. E. SMITH TRANSFER ai. iiweasn J strCe V WJ9J I H'Tfg J V--rrrr: ,, KeCZj-V r5 twrr runcSeon nd iurpr:d Mri. Mn W rrn Tuly on hr birth cit -n:vrrr. Mr. Wtrru re ct - r.iny fft and flort. T. Sr. :? Guild of the Metho djt church held a no-hcntea det ain VM:;fKiir afternoon at the on.e of Mr. Kro!d Sprfcfje. Mr. 7 Jiu Preec and Mr. S. T. Roe a report of ti'.e banquet the 0 j : Id 5er-ed for the dutrict Men's Brotherhood meeting. Tentative p. am were rr.de fr a picnic for fnemrer and tne;r famihea June 19. Tr.e picnic will conclude the Sen-ice Guild meeting until fail Mr. D-mon Sctt reviewed part of the book "For th.e Ha!ir. of the Nation- by Henrv P. Van Duien. Mr. Wayr.t ionroe led the devotion. Conunenceroenl Set Charle Walker, of Northwest ern School of Commerce. Portland, will be the guest speaker at the third innual commencement exer cises of the Cottage Grove Union high school, to be held for 72 stu dent. 33 girls and 39 boy. Friday, 1 May 29, at 8 p. m. In the Union hign school auditorium. Three student speakers, selected by the class and faculty, Robert Moody, Douglass Johnson and June East burn will talk on the topic, "Edu- i cation for Victory." I Reserved teat ticket will be : given to 650, including parents and near relative of the graduates, faculty member and members of th board of education. Seat for about 2 SO will be open to the gen- , ... S ,, , r j eral public. After 8 1 unclaimed . reserved seats will also be open All ippers CY SLOCUM DISTRIBUTING CO. Diatributor Eugene THE to the general public. The music ' room may be used for tho who cannot find seau in the main audi . tonum. The program will be j heard in thi room by meana of j ! the pubhc address system. Four i teen pen ion who are member of j the National Honor society are: Marjory Earl, June Eastburn. Al ' den Garouttt. B:ll Hopman, Rich ard Laird. Winifred Makinaon, Or- I !ena Martin, Donald Nelson. Faye Nixon, Juanita Peters, Janet Pet ervon, Nina Quarles. Alan Reed and Phyllis Sorenon. The vale dictorian is Faye Nixon and salu tatonan Ricnard Laird. The six outstanding girU and six ouutand- i ing boys wheeled by the class,! from which the faculty will select the final one g:rl and one boy to ! receive the American Legion ana American Legion auxiliary awards are- Adlee Bostick, Betty Brad ford, Marjory Earl, June Eastburn, Faye Nixon, Janet Peterson, James Adkins, Harold Bauder, Al den Garouttt, Robert Grewe'le, . Tom Jones and Richard Laird. The awards will be presented to the I two winners Friday night at com I mencement. The class officers are: President, Robert Grewelle; vice president, Jim Adkins; secretary. Adelee Bostick, and treasurer, June Eastburn. The class colors are blue and white and the class flower is the red rose. The class Art! motto is "America, We Ready. Prom and Banquet ! The junior-senior banquet will , be held Friday. May 22. at the high school. The banquet will be followed by the junior-senior prom. j Baccalaureate services will be held Sunday. May 24, at 8 in the high school auditorium. The fol- ; lowing are the names of the class of 1842: Lucille Abeene, James AQ kins. Frances Adams. Gordon As- ' " , bury. Ruby Baars, Harold Bauder, Adelee Bostick, Dean Bolton, Louise Boyce, Gaylord Collier, Betty Bradford, Donald Dugan, Donna Clark, Leo Easterling. Map jory Earl. McFarland Edwards, June Eastburn, Mervin England, Betty Fisher, Zelma Greenlee, Earnestine Heaton. Lyle Garnet, Maxine Hunter, Alden Garoutte, Charlotte Johnson, Howard Geer, I Winifred Makinson, Robert Gre-; welle, Orlena Martin, Tommy Henry, Faye Nixon, Perrion Hock- mr .tn.nita PptPrc William HnO. man. Janet Petersoh, Douglas : .inhnnnn. Irene Plunkett. Ravmond jonnson, isina wuaries, rom jones Hattie Randall, Richard Laird, Ar ietta Roberts, Donald Lane, Dor othy Safley, Frederick Langston, Phyllis Sorenson. Claude Lebow, Margaret Tate, Gene Lusk, Mary Trent, Milo McCall, Alyce Trun nell, Robert Moody, Helen Wells, William Morns, Carmen White, Donald Nelson, Dons Whitlock, Austin Pitcher, Jeanne Yearous, Bill pleuard, Allen Reed, John Seago, Clayton Smith, Brian Stroup. Frank Suter, Darrel Thom ason, Clifford Van Prooyen, Del bert Van Schoiack and Gordon West. Friday Calendar From 2 to 4, Red Cross sewing and knitting classes at Masonic i , temple under direction of rtirs. i Schofield Stewart. I At 8 30, Bid and Bye Dinner' club at home of Mr. and Mrs. Brighton Leonard. At 8, O. E. S. at Masonic tern- I pie. At 8. London school sen-ice club at London gymnasium. The local 4-H club achievement will be held. ; The ladies are asked to bring cake I to sell with the coffee which the club will furnish. Rev. Whitesmith To Speak Sunday Rev. Ernest M. Whitesmith, former pastor of the Community Liberal church in Eugene, will -peak at the local church at the regular worship hour Sunday. Rev. Whitesmith left Eugene even years ago for Mitchellville, Iowa. He had been here for eight years and was the originator of the eclectic hour on the local radio. ' He is on his way to the west coaM. and will be in Eugene Satur day and Sunday. His Sunday topic is to be Understanding Our World and Facing the Future." After the church hour, there will be a potluck dinner at the church in or der that Rev. Whitesmi'h may greet members of his Eugene con gregation as well as other old friends. riCTI Kts .. IMrtnre Framtnt Ruth t heeler's. t!Z E. Broadway ARROW MESSENGER Ph. 610. INTERWOVEN SOX are atuats dependable New Stles for Spring Site to 13 DeNcffe's J REGISTER-GUARD. ' Ji m 'tr.'ji&litf? TT SVpi-jS str-SSS-Q Z'ilt..'"Z. 'JliJ-.ti PVT. WILLIAM DKISCOLL. Lafayelte, Ind., rear gunner of this flying fortress of the Guatemalan bomber command, is ready to deal plenty of trouble to any enemy. (Passed by c"or- Board, Faculty Honor Teacher CRESWELL. May 21 (Special) Members of the grade school board, faculty members and fam ilies recently e ntertained t a chicken dinner and a social eve ning at the civic clubhouse hon- onng Miss Shirley Harrow, aiceen named u (eacer , ,he Creswell ,chcoi for the second son, Miss Shirley Harrold, the past four years who is leaving, . . . .i,; i,...n f "M" h.. Ingram, principal, F. A. Everson chairman of the board of directors, F L. DeBerry and H. H. Dersham, other board members and J. A. Coleman. Miss Harrold was pre IM ma inenasnip uy ; roup. rrrsem mi ur !; sion were mr. anu mis. n. nr- i oufiness meeting was neia. canaie servation post, r lowers for grad rold, Miss Harrold. Mrs. Laura power was the subject for study, uation were ordered and the regu- smitn, Mrs. c. t . tieDann, mrs. rmur nennersnon oi tugene. mr. srid Mrs. F. L. DeBerry. W. O. Spencer, J. A. Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Everson, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Dersham. Miss Bettie Hen dershott. Miss Elsie Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Wicks, Mr. and Mrs. Dsn LaMain. Miss Alleyne Spencer and Mrs. Harriet Ingram. I The evening was spent In playing parties directed by Mrs. Wicks and Miss Anderson. Mrs. David Francis and Mrs. Alice Taylor entertained at the regular meeting of the home eco nomics club of Creswell grange at the Francis home Tuesday after noon with 12 present, Mrs. Mabel Sly of Eugene was an out-of-town member present. Mrs. J. R. Miller presided at the nusine.es meetincr Plan, were made fnr a henefit victrtrv dinner ; J - : with trie ways and means commit- "c ".,4c -in,.,... uu, tee consisting of Mrs. Francis. Mrs. ! P1' its cour!' ot lessons Mon Fred Trumbly. Mrs. R. F. Scott, afternoon. Those completing Mrs. Tavlor and Mrs. J. P. Walker ,he w're: M- M'rle Gi,h- in charge. Mrs. Scott. Mrs. Trumbly ; Mr- Ceoree Gardner, Mrs. and Mr.. B. Vaushan were an- Fre0- Johnson, Mrs. Cecil Dawson. notnted in hav. -har of the Memorial day dinner at the hall at which the public is Invited. The roll call wbb "Canning for de- fense." The program rime was given over to collecting, arranging material for the grange history took now being compiled by Miss Margaret Vaughan and Miss Mar- garet Vaughan. and Miss Mildred - aughan. Refreshments were served. The committee for the next meeting consists of Mrs. H A. Howe. Mrs. Clara Doty and Mrs. George Strattnn with Mrs. Har riet Ingram presenting the pro gram. The roll call will be "state grange notes." F. P. Clack who has been 111 M Medford where he was working on the government cantonment re. turned to his home here Sunday. ... . WeStfir Items WESTFIR. May 21. (Special) Ladies of the community serving on the election board recently were Mr. S. E. Coffman. Mrs. Pen Ryman, Mrs. Geo. C. Varney. Mrs. A E. Gerimonte, and Mrs. R. D. Burkner. Mr. and Mrs Howard Olsmi and children Sammy. Raymond and Robert, who have made Westfir their home for the past 11 years moved to Pallas recently where Mr Olson is employed in the mill there. j Mr. nd Mrv C. Rennett have- taken the W "u.e recently vacated py .Mr. ana .Mr?, nen r ox and. family who moved to Ores we". 1 Mnther't day service were held a the Westfir community church recenry. Mr. R. Rvirkrer and daughter. Alberta. Mng a d'.iet. Danny Kehwn'.t save a readme A. Annis p'.ayed instrumental music on the piano while each mother P--eent wa presented with a red rosebud. About M mother!, at tended. Member of the O. H. S. fHcr o's.- from We!T who tok the rnnual trip n SaTm and T Tt Und wff Alberta W'li:ams. Orel Moth Pests A rhMp. tn4 otir!" fM.j w 10 protect fur cl.Mh nf Y.m f:r, etc. from my tl'ru- v.th pt! it to ipr nk y-.r .-1.- lf ind rhM't, Iiri'J- m -.h HI M i H. HI H i H kno n f r rti lOxlf Wle-liel iWeYttOll k(mUIt moth th( rUT ar tr -! In IUml 'tfir ( n S.V ap nu, lem-sr eet f.r trt Vt Krtpss. EUGENE. OREGON LaPine, Billy Jane Elam, Charles' Posvar. Forrest Rehw.lt, UlaV Allen. Joe Drapela. Word has been received by rel atives announcing the arrival of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Loren Car ock of Long Beach, Calif. Mrs. Carlock will be remembered as Maxine Lansbery. The Carlocks moved south recently where Mr. Carlock is employed In the air plane industry. The little boy has been named Donald Leo and is CI ij kl J,,eUa MeW SHEDD, May 21. (Special) The United Presbyterian Mission ary society held its regular month ly meeting on Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Anna Wilson. Devotional services were lea py nirs. tmma uregory ana me usual, Mrs. Herbert McDonaia and Mrs. , Merrill Davis were hostesses but : were una Die to attend on account , cf the illness of their children. Re, ports on the Presbyterial at Port, land were given by Miss Eleanor Dunlap and Mrs. Adams, Miss Margaret Dunlap gave a report on the treasury. Election day passed quietly here with a fair turnout P voters. Those on the election board were W. H. McConnel, J. B. Cornett, John Pugh, Mrs. E. H. Morgason. and Mrs. Kenneth Rob- son. On the counting board were Mrs. Merle Githens. Mrs. Harley M. jonns. Mrs. rred springer, Harold Pugh and Lincoln St. John. Ladies of the local Fed Cross group are working on hospital gar- ments for use in the emergency hospital which is being planned : for here. Tv. i.. ,,!, .,, M'-,s Valera McDonald, Mrs. Henry Halverson. Mrs. Earle Terry. Miss Mabel Shoen, Miss Dora Shoen. Mrs. Vernon Roberts, Mrs. Paul Pugh, Mrs. Lee Elliott. Mrs. E. G. Pugh, Mrs. Hurley St. John. Mrs. Ronald Townsend. and Miss Lucile Shedd. The teacher. Mrs. Robert Davis, was honored 'ith a P"'? at Methodist par sonage Monday afternoon, and was also presented with a gift from the class. , Mr. and Mrs. George Willett an-' nounced the arrival of their first grandchild, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Humphrey, of Silverton. William Kibbey is reshingling a shed root lor L. N. Starnes. MOSBY CREEK NOTES MOSBY CREEK. May 21. (SDeciall Servini on th"wtin board Friday were Harry Patton, Mrs. Ada Overton. Mrs. Silvia Le bow. Mrs. Violet Duerst, and Mrs. Gladys Castle. Mrs. Lester Rearrick attended a shower in Cottnre Grove Friday at the home of Mrs. Charles Rear rick. Sr.. honoring Mrs. Virgil Comrton. Mrs. Compton is a niece to Mrs. Rearricks. Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Furguson have moved to Salem where Mr. Furguson has work on the can tonment. Mr. and Mrs. Tele Purcell have returned from Texas. AT m:PUG WENPLING. Mav 21.(Spe rial A prx:p of visitors was at t f-e hrme rf Mr. and Mrs. Lrren Raines recently. Gueuls fr the1 d?y we-e Mr. ard Mr. Lewis o-i hum. Mrs. W-.'.liam Oshurn M- W. H-.'.l. Are:y Oshum of :arhf:e-.d. Vr. Vera Gibson and daughter. Fhillyv rf Fall Creek Mr?. F.anohe Carey rf Eugene. I Mr. ard Mrs. .Wph Vantoek of Sprirgfie'.d and William Oshurn cf South C.Trr'.ira. Sinre Jim P-.: al a ft fr tue' Marine. ( fat!er. .tack Duval sod !x lanrf-ifi have taken re- the rtTc::r.(! part of the' ran. I w f Proof 1 r A f YnnrnMn nl ' OntU"U YONCALLA, May 21. (Spe- . i u,-i -i i , m !. t..i j r rwitjuH nytnaru were nost. esses at shower for Mrs. Vtm,a"r Pa":nu P"r0" ' o.,WkT ,? Dupper nee Euna Phillips at the Chapman home recently. One hundred and nine regis tered for sugar in the Hayhurst community. Harold Phillips has returned home from the hospital where he had his foot put in a cast. He is able to be around on crutches. Wild strawberries are getting quite plentiful on the hills. The Ever Ready club sold re freshments election day at the I. O. O. F. hall to raise funds for kits for the soldiers. The community club met at the naynursi nan recently. A flag and unuieum were Dought lor the ob- lar business transacted. Mr, Henry Hubbel and Mrs. John rvromming served refreshments. The Hayhurst school closed last week with graduating exercises for four eighth graders. Those graduating were: George Meyers, Milton Morin. Homer and Kenneth McKirdy. A picnic dinner fol lowed at the community hall. Mrs Margaret Erwin. the teacher for the past year, has accepted a Dosi- tion in the Adventist school in Cottage Grove for the coming year, Mrs. Edith Bowman has accepted a contract for the Hayhurst school lor the coming term. The grade school and high school held a meeting recently to vote on the 6 per cent limitation tax and budgets. Both measures in both the grade and hieh school carried. Mrs. Ernest Warner entertained 1 at a party at her home recently. honoring the fourth birthday of her daughter. Jane. DEERIIORV NEWS DEERHORN, May 21. (Spe cial) Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fountain entertained at their home Satur day evening with a bridge party ior a group of their friends who have met at intervals during the past year. Those who attended j the affair were Mr. and Mrs. Wade Mosby, Sweet Home; Mr. and Mrs. Morris Oard, Mr. and Mrs. Charles I Harlow, Mr. and Mrs. Manleyj Kemper, and Mr. and Mrs. Roger! Pendall, all of Wendllng; Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Courtwright, Mr. and 1 Mrs. Emmett Courtwright, and; Mr. and Mrs. Norval Lade, all of i spnngfield: and Mr. and Mrs. Mac Harpoie of Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sorenson and family have moved to Sweet Home j where Mr. Sorenson has employ- ment in the woods work there. Larry Bullis who has made his 'ome for lhe past two years with! Ir. and Mrs. E. E. Potter has left for Albany to live with his mother. Lenses Duplicated Accurate, overnight service. Finest materials. 30 days to pay! STANDARD OPTICAL CO. 620 Willamette Earena Dr. Harold Rockstein. regis tered optnrrptriM in rharue i 'Aft 71,11, 1 ems f''j'j nj Party Occurs At Junction Tuesday JUNCTION CITY. Mav 21 KM..n XT it.; n: entertained a group of friends at her home Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Stanley Green as honor Mrs. Tennant was assisted by Mrs SAYTBstrT n.njon. rreseni were Mrs R REEBr Dixon. Mrs. C. Domaschofskv. Mrs ' eUl)i T"87' William Roberts, Mrs. J. beak-'ltri A i Miche.l, Mrs. L. Young, Mrs A Craig. Mrs. J. D. Mills, Mrs. C Car-' penter. and the honor guest. Park Plus The Junction City women', eii.v, met in the city park Wednesday u. u. iy p.rn Wednesday! quot. for U iiwua luncneon. A short which cirt. fjT' wusuica, was neid witl Mrs. Mads Jensen, president, pre. ; me ciuo women want the aty park for a recreations' park for the summer. Mrs. Ella Junkers gave a most interesting and informative talk on nutriuons. Bobby Murphy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lea Murr.hy is critically ill with complications following the measles. Mrs. A. W. Darrow of Deer Is land, near Vancouver, Wash., is here for a visit at the home of Mr and Mrs. Jess DameiL SCHOOL'S OCT WALTERVILLE. 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Nacfc ROOF REPAIRING "Sherwta William." Roof Coating-Gonol si 2 Roofing CemenL In gallons and Kgalt Quackenbush U 160 East Broadway. Euo GOOD ,., II,,. nil. '.V Sunny Brooe fCEVTUCKY STRAIGHT BOVMON rmXX .Viuooal Diitiilan Prrrt L"T- I ft ; ooiPiLj -" oe Hi,. . t fill saw . " f-n in ft, even:.-., y.J. '-""u dub. dri S31SJ5J5BS r3 MHItr Mm r. AMERICA'S I MSTFOUOO F0 TOCt Eif5T l ihesof u-LI em, ran V1 Tt, r Season! (fMtaSNat MTaVwUs " 1 ""71 1 I