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THE REGISTER-GUARD. EUGENE. OREGON. Page Thlrteea. Jen ub Sets Jeetincj I . 1iiU in. fjil tt eight o'clock Xniu" picture, will the contamination .trearnt in Ore- glt the beginning year for the group, fbership committee 1 rth Gartner. Mrs. T. . XU Mrs. P. J- Harms, Sf invitation to new S, to Join the club. Any ZJtswi in gardens or jntj become a mem- L AUXILIARY of the Ljod of Railway Tra in fanned a joint picnic, LjTior the Auxiliaries to 'lodge number 314 and lZsi lodge number 766 fa, families at Swimmers Lj it their regular meet ttSsttAiy afternoon at the m Butte cotuge. -nitteesforthe picnic will T food, Mrs. Gordan Tun. Dalton A. Ward I IB, Alfred Pollardy; uao-jon, Mrs. Jack Riggsj fiiierUinment, Mrs. Lloyd gM and Mrs. Orville D. a. knot regular meeting will a tot Skinners Butte cot , jy 15, a twelve-thirty .l c.hu.. An th Mm. a lor this meeting will be ! Riley Snodgrass, Mrs. Alex Soodpass, Mrs. Jacob J. a and Mrs. Vernon M. It OFFICERS were elect- Scnday at the meeting ot listed Lutheran Missionary ea it the home of Mrs. W il- Undstrom. Mrs. Wilbur m named oresident and Clnndstrom, vice president. Ee officers elected were Mrs. i3irton, secretary, and Mrs. 1 ReisteL treasurer. Mrs. ka hid charge of the pro- kit the Thursday meeting. CTFJt CARRIERS auxil- will meet at one-thirtv in it the home of Mrs. R. llinc, 2483 Columbia. Mrs. i Richardson will assist the km ACGKTERS of Union Vet- a ire meeting Wednesday P it eight o'clock at the nr. Members whose birth i occurred in April, May or x ire putting on the pro Calendar for Coming Week I 1 ; fVi 1 i ' i L Hi L KenneU-EUU chotos. WUUhtra encrivlnt MRS. HOWARD GOODNOUGH A recent bride was Mrs. Howard Goodnough, the for mer Thelma Cleo Powell. Zonta Club The Zonta club plans its eve ning meeting as a dessert at the home of Mrs. T. E. Carey next Thursday evening at seven thirty o'clock. THETA RHO chapter will meet Wednesday night at seven in the I. O. O. F. hall. Plans for transportation and other details of the chapter's visit to the El mira I. CVO. F. lodge Thursday night will be made at the meet ing. Afterwards practice for the installation ceremony will be held. Ellamay Small and her staff will be In charge of the installation of the new officers at the next meeting. -6RRD HEADQUARTERS FOR ummer uotnes Nowl with summer lust begin ning we have the clothes you'll need for summer activities for travel ... for vacation . . . for the Glorious 4 th ... for fun. Dresses Coats Suits Sports wear. At CEILING PRICES and LESS! ONE GROUP Coats and Suits . . . Reg. values 19.75 to 24.75 Sizes 12 to 20 ffl jL- k' . : ) ' Now $15 x ?3S vSVv '9s , 3l6 SV Vo .I SEPARATE SLACKS O""7. end iungo c;cth zipper front, perfect C C fl '-o. Ercwn. navy, beige D.OU Monday I p. m. Women of the Moose public card party. Moose halt. 6:30 p. m. Picnic ot Beta Sigma Phi. home of Miss El madoris Havemann. 7:15 p. m. Meeting of Chap ter H of P. E. O. Sisterhood, home of Mrs. H. C. Dobson. 8 p. m Amaranth meeting, Masonic temple. 8 p. m W. B. A. party for U. S. 0., Moose hall. Tuesday 10:30 a. m W. S. C. S. Methodist church. 1 p. m Just-a-Wee club meeting, home of Mrs. Grace Hall. 4 p. m. Pi Lambda Theta tea, Gerlinger hall. 7:45 p. m. Imo Ruyle circle. First Baptist church. 8 p. m. Royal Neighbors of America, W. O. W. hall. 8 p. m. Auxiliary to Frater nal Order Eagles, Eagles hall. Wednesday 2 p. m. Sons of Union Veter ans auxiliary, home of Mrs. C. W. Gordan. 6:30 p. m. Helmetta club dinner, home of Mrs. Ben Will. 7 p. m. Young Business Wo men's club meeting, Eugene hotel. 7 p. m. Theta Rho, I. O. O. F. hall. 8 p. m. Catholic Daughters ot America meeting, St. Mary's school cafeteria. 8 p. m. Eugene Garden club meeting. St Mary's Episco pal church parish halL 8 p. m. Daughters of Union Veterans, armory. Thursday 2.30 p.m. Sorosis club meet ing, home of Mrs. John Baird. 3 p. m. Women's City club installation, home of Mrs. George P. Winchell. 6:30 p. m. Eugene Business and Professional Women's club meeting, Osburn hotel. 7:30 p. m. Zonta club meet ing, home of Mrs. T. E. Carey. 8 p. m. Neighbors of Wood craft, Moose halL Friday 12:30 p. m. Fairmount Pres byterian Aid and Fairmount Guild, Fairmount Presbyterian church. 1 p. m. Oregon Rose Thim ble club, home of Mrs. Frank R. Wolverton. 1:30 p. m. Letter Carriers Auxiliary, home of Mrs. R. L. Moon. 2 p. m. Strawberry festival. Central Lutheran Ladies Aid, Central Lutheran church. 2 p. m. Philathean circle sewing group, home of Mrs. M. C. Brace. , Friday evening Weekly campus summer session mixer, Gerlinger hall. 8 p. m. Disabled American Veterans auxiliary, home of Mrs. Lee Moore. 8 p. m. Women of the Moose, Moose hall. 0. E. S. Concludes Season At Creswell; Other News Given CRESWELL. The last meeting for the summer season ot the Order of Eastern Star was held this week. Out of town members present were Mrs. Mabel Camp bell and Miss Barbara Campbell of Eugene and Mrs. D. F. Safley and Mrs. L. C. Aldrich of Cottage Wendling Re-elects Fifteen-Year Veteran To School Board Post WENDLING. Guy Pattee was re-elected school director for dis trict 163 to serve a three year term at the annual election held in the grade school building last week. Seth Byers was re-elected clerk for a one-yoor period. Mr. Pattee has served for 15 yeas as Grove. Initiatory work was the a member of the local board. The main order of business with Mrs. budget was accepted by the tax Alice Taylor as the candidate. An payers the same evening. The en emblem pin of the order was pre- tire grade school yard will be sented her by her son and daugh- fenced this summer to prevent ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. possible harm to the children Taylor. The delegate to the re- from cars leaving the road, cent grand chapter meeting in Ronald Byers, son of Mr. and Portland not being present, a Mrs. Seth Byers, and Donald Mc short report was given by Mrs. Donald of Marcola are employed W. E. Dunford who was present by the forestry department and for one day's session. Mrs. Anna are stationed at the Nebo Look Holliston and Mrs. Frank Sly who out for the summer, have held offices for manv Tears The birth of a girl to Mr. and in the order and at present are Mrs. Les Fisher of Nampa, Cali- League Protests Tax Action- At the meeting of the execu tive group of the League ot Wo men Voters this week, it was decided to organize local group to write congressmen in protest against the action of the ways and means committee in alashing taxation on those in the higher income bracket end raising it on those in the lower Income division. Mrs. John C. McCloskey, president of the League, made the report. Mrs. Marion F. McClain an nounced study groups and their chairmen for the new year as follows: ' Future of the federal system, Mrs. George S. TurnbuU. Labor and management rela tions in war and peace, Mrs. D. R. French. County reoganization. Mrs. Genevieve Turnipseed and Mrs. Virgil D. Earl, co-chairmen. Taxes and war finance. Dr. Edna Landros. Demand is being made for a study group on post war recon struction and world peace, and announcement regarding it will be made later. The League la not holding a June general meeting. On July 16 a garden party is to be giv en as the one social event ot the summer, the affair to honor Mrs. Dan E. Clark, retiring president, and the new mem bers. Mrs. C. B. Swango is chairman for the party. The fall's program opens with a general meeting on August 27, PHILATHEAN CIRCLE Af ternoon sewing group of the Methodist church will meet Fri day afternoon at two o'clock at the home of Mrs. M. C. Brace, 1439 Eighth avenue west. OREGON ROSE Thimble club, the ladies society ot the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers, will meet for an one o'clock lunch eon Friday at the home ot Mrs. Frank R. Wolverton, on Willow avenue. Just off Park avenue. LADIES AUXILIARY of the Fraternal Order of the Eagles will hold special meeting Tuesday night at eight o'clock in place ot their regular meet ing Wednesday night. am K ss - f KwutaU-Efila photfK WlltihtT nffrirtnj MISS BETTTE MAE HALL Among those receiving scholarships at Eugene high recently was Miss Bettie Mae HalL FAIRMOUNT Presbyterian Aid is planning a birthday din ner next Friday for members of the Aid and of the Fairmount Guild at the church. It will be an all day meeting with a pot luck dinner at twelve-thirty honoring all members of the two organizations who have had birthdays in April, May or June. Members of the Aid to be honored will be Mrs. C. M. Landaker, Mrs. Edna Garrett, Mrs. C. M. Boesen, Mrs. Dell Harshman, Mrs. W. C. Ran dolph, Mrs. Myrtle Worden, and Mrs. Joe Hart. Members of the Guild who will celebrate their birthdays are Mrs. Ray Barlow, Mrs. J. Starkweather and Dr. Gladys Rathbone. WOMEN of the Moose will hold initiation and installation ceremonies Friday night at the Moose hall at eight o'clock. Re freshments will be served by a committee composed of Mrs. H. H. Peters, chairman, Mrs. Mary Carter, Mrs. N. L .Thomason, Mrs. William Starmer, Mrs. Irene Nelson, Mrs. George Gul dager, Miss Margaret Deitz, and Mrs. S. R. Willis. Methodist Women To Meet The Women's Society for Christian Service of the Metho dist church will hold its regu lar monthly meeting Tuesday. The day will start with the ex ecutive meeting at ten-thirty. Business people s lunch will be served at twelve. At twelve thirty the ladies will have a luncheon and social hour in the church. Circle number four is arranging the program at thia time with Mrs. E. E. Hunt, chairman. At one-thirty the afternoon session will begin. Mrs, F. C. Carlson will lead the devotions and Mrs. D. O. Shuey will be the program leader on the sub ject "China College." DISABLED American Veter ana auxiliary will hear conven tion reports at their regular meeting Friday night at eight o'clock at the home of Mrs. Lee Moore, 1434 Willamette. HELMETTA Club will have a covered dish dinner Wednes day night at the home of Mrs. Ben H. Will, 2060 Agate at six thirty. Assisting the hostess will be Mrs. Arthur Warberg, Mrs. Coral Blair, Mrs. Fred Ady lott, Mia. I. T. Loom, and Mrs. Francis Shrode. C. J. Shedd Will Observe Birthday el will next, SHEDD C. J. Shedd. known local businessman. celebrate his 85th birthday week. The Methodist Women's Society for Christian Service met recently at the home of Mrs. Martha Abra ham with Mrs. George Starr coJ hostess. The devotion and businei meeting were followed by a social period. Refreshmenta were served. Word has been received here of th death of Sam Hamilton at Waldport where he had made hit . home with a niece tor several years. He ha I been a resident ol the Shedd neighborhood for some time and had many friends here. Robert Hamilton of Portland is a nephew. William Clemo who was killed recently near Elkton in a logging accident was a son of the late Rev, F. S. Clemo, a former pastor ot the local Methodist church. ! From California j Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Shedd and little daughter of Palo Alto) California are here visiting hit parents, Mr. and Mrs. C J. Shedd. Charles Goldsmith waa elected as new director at the recent an nual school meeting of District 37. A meeting of the union high tchoo) district will be held later. i The crosa road going past the Goldsmith grocery has been reT surfaced. i SHOWER GIVEN LONDON Mrs. was honor guest at a shower Thursday afternoon, given by Mra. Jesse Blue and Mrs. Roy Good win at the Goodwin home. Some ot the guests spent the time quilting. After the opening ot'the gifts, re freshments were served. Those present: Mrs. B. F. AT TRENT TRENT Mr. and Mrs. Altor) Woods, and daughter, are visiting in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Marian Weitz of Portland, are helping Mri Lou Woods care for the store ano postoffice until their return. Th- .lulian familw i. old!., Willis Carman eastern lUtei and Mr, Brown taking his place as watchmar at the Kimball mill until Julians reT turn. t Ems, Mrs. Nora Henderson, Mr J. P. Jones, Mrs. Leora Medforct Miller. Jov Mrs. Charles Powell, Mrs. Lort Miller, Mrs. D. E. Martin and An- Townsend, Miss Maxine Blue-, ella Martin, all of Santa Barbara. Miss Maxine Goodwin. Wana Cal.. Mrs. Glen Stimmel and Fye Gugg. Laveta Abeene, Vir daughter, Gloria, of Lot Angeles, 8'ni Carman, Loma Garman, La Cal.. Mrs. Bill Crane of Medford, Vaughn Jones, Paula Jones. Zen Mrs. Ida Hogue and Mrs. Alice d Lee Garman, Lorame Jarrett, Reed of Molalla. Mrs. Geneva Gar- Glen Ems, Ladle Goodwin, Gary man and daughter. Evelyn of He- ?""". Brian Blue, Charles Blue, bron, Mrs. Arlie Sugg, Mrs. Glen William Sugg, the honor guest. Banton, Mrs. C. J. Jarrett, Mrs. Mr. Garman and the two hostes Lissle Small, Mrs. Archie Powell, " Mr- Blue and Mrs. Goodwin. Abne'laMr.PJW e'" Bmon" M AUTHORIZED HOOVER SERV- iGMMtoG ,CE- K-benstelnh. 690. man, Mrs. George Sutherland, grcnF. JACKETS I. EASED Mrs. Edna Ems, Miss Donna Gayle Electric. Cleaners Ph. 300 fornia, has been announced to the couple's friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burroughs, Jr., and family have moved to Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Bun-ought and family accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burroughs, Sr., spent the past week vacationing at Rockaway beach. Miss Delores Raines has re turned from a two weeks' stay in Seattle where she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Tom McComack. With School Election Set High school election will be held Monday, June 22. at the Mohawk Union high school building. A 4-day camping trip at Mossy Maples park, on the banks of the Willamette river, was enjoyed by the older Girl Scouts this past week. Mrs. Hiram Skordahl was host ess last week to a few close friends of Mrs. Sid Aldous who with friendship not incumbents, were honored by the chapter and presented with gifts. Birthday anniversaries of April, May and June were ob served at serving time and each guest was presented with a gift. Mrs. Sly, Mrs. Holliston and C. F. Moore served. Mr. White, Inspector for the West Coast Lumberman's associ ation, suffered a painful head in jury in a fall from the docks ot the Pacific Mill company Friday forenoon. An ambulance was called and he was taken to the Eugene hospital. Billieann Coffel who makes her home with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brown, is spend ing part of her vacation with her grandmother, Mrs. Anna Stigers, at Curtin. Gather Up Rubber The young folks of the com munity and some older ones are Hraffcinff slouehs and cleaning uo scrap heaps besides scouring the was honored attics and garages lor niDoer lor snnwer. the government and several hun dred pounds have been turned in. Many rural folk are peeling cascara bark and bringing it in to the local market. It is bringing a good price and there is quite a demand for it at this time. There will be no preaching services at the Methodist church Sunday as the pastor. Rev. Mrs. C L. Camp is attending the ses sion of the Oregon conference In "Portland. The usual Sunday school and league meetings will be held however. The regular meeting of Honor Rebekah lodge will be held Wed nesday evening. June 24. Mrs. George Hayes and Mrs. N. E. Steel will provide entertainment for the social hour and refresh ments will be nerved by Miss Nieta Ziniker and Mist Shirley Harrold. Mr. and Mrs. Dan LaMaln had the electric service turned on at their home southwest of town this week. Fsrmers in that community are gradually being served by the Mountain States Power company. Fred Knox, manager of the Lane county fair, and prominent in Granze work, spoke at a meet ing at the Grange hall Thursday mJk their home tj, hive Mrs. Ernest Anderson enter tained the Needle club the past week. The group has recently adopted th practice of giving war stamps for prizes. Penny Social Success The Mothers' club cleared $B 8S on their penny social at the hall recently. Beverly Ann Peterson offered a piano selection for the group's pleasure, Teresa Kuyken dall gave a reading, Mrs. Delhert Metzker sang a solo, and Boy Scouts led the flag salute. The program closed with the group singing "God Bless America." Mr. and Mrs. David Swedllng of Lot Angeles, former Wendling residents, visited the Henry Lawrensens and Hallle Petersen! the past few days. Ernest Brandt of Walla Walla was a guest of his brother, Otto Brandt, last week. A group of friends surprised Mrs. Walter Petersdorff on her bithday. Advanced First Aid classes will begin Wednesday evening, June 23. at the hall at 7:30. Glen Ruth ven is the instructor. L. C. Goheen arrived home Fri day evening from Portland to spend the week-end with his familv. He hat recently complet ed a course in welding and has employment In the smpysrns. White Elephant Club Postponed - DEERHORN There will be no meeting of the White Elephant club this week. The next meeting will be held on July 8. Richard Hart is building tome sdditional roomt on his farm house and remodeling the rest of the building. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ed wards operate the farm. John and Albert Hart have pur chased a new power baler with which ther will do their own and custom baling. The baler it not sta tionary but moves along the wind rows after the hay is cured and the bales are gathered up to be hauled in. . Mrs. Alice Odell hat received word from her son, Wilbur, who it itationed at the Panama canal with the U. S. navy, that he has recovered from severe liege of tropical fever. Mr. and MM. John Burrought have moved to Deerhorn Park to recently from Nebraka, and have spent part of the spring at Red mond. Mr. Burroughs wat an Ore gon resident good many yean ago. Allen Coleman broke the bonet In hit foot when he wat working in the timber at his home Thurs day. He was given first aid and taken to the hospital by Bill Pfouts, a neighbor. SHORTER HAIR FOR VICTORY Come In and let Mr. Gtedvi? give you that cut . . . and let our popular permanent waves keep It that way I 3GRUTY SflLOfl J Res Theater Stairway Phone Sal 5SA, n osie WE, in appreciation of our customers' loyal patronage during our five years as an institution, are offering new summer merchandise at a substantial saving . . . now when you want it most. THIS YEAR when goo'd merchandise Is a sound invest ment we bring you the latest and best in style trends in clothing of quality and good taste. TUESDAY MORNING AT 10:00 O'CLOCK ... we begin our Fifth Anniversary Sale. SEE OUR ANNIVERSARY SALE AD MONDAY EUGENE'S FASHION CENTER
