Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, December 21, 1942, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextPage Ten THE REGISTER. G UAJtD, - EUGENE, OREGON Mon3i NEWS REPORTS FROM LANE COUNTY COMMUNITIES AND COUNTRYSIDE Olive Barber LIFE VIA THE TELEPHONE Welfare Circle at Wesffir Holds Party WESTFIR The Westfir Welfare Relatives At Deerhorn Hear From Internee DEERHORN. Mis. E. E. Potter; has received word from her sister. Miss Grace Farnham, who has Circle held its annual Christmas ! i:inrauy uie pic m n a v e its Christmas program, jt h u M . . R party for members and guests the , Tokyo since the out-break of the j Wednesday evening, Dec. 23 There , r " . . " ,f"Se W" past week in the church basement war- lne communicauon was uy wia be a Christmas tree and treats , ....-. rrea Rev. and Mrs. Noel Cardin were cablegram and came in care of the: for tne children. Vacation starts at Kruse, matron, and Joe Wilson, as- present and gave selections for the "''c'"""u"a? nea V1U!1, " w , noon, Dec. 24, and lasts until Jan. ; sistant. Those installed are- Mas program. Mrs. Sam Montgomery 1 dated Nov- was a personal 4 ( M overseer san nln r,-niin .niH I message from Miss Farnham stat- iru ,' uf.r, verseer, j. iic juinc Aj.Mtiioiuii wiuv tiiy in r tiujiiiauiij lecturer, Mrs, Paul recently at the home ot Mrs. Roy Allen; steward, Fred Reeves, as Mossel. It was an all-day meeting I sistant steward, George Langdon with nrnippt learlers. Mrs. P. f!. f Kprtnrv TVTro t r rnu.. but in keeping with the spirit of rushing voice of a girl who told' j was on a party in and djd- Se"S on the refresh-. j n Japan, spending! Fisk and Mrs. Dick Spencer, insurer, D. O. Record; chaplain, Mrs" u t a ui in i L.u mo thnt. shm snH T wfvA trnincr in . . . ... mem Com milt eft U'er Mrs A : J " BOHB"i r"" 6 : u.... mi,-. ....... .,nm.iinit.. r r i. - Grade School Paper Issued at Creswell CRESWELL The grade school Sentinel has recently been printed t the local school with a staff consisting of Wayne McCrossin, editor; Joe Denney, assistant edi tor; Reta Keene, Mary Joe Jack son. William Brnwn ami Mav Fl- li'ntt- vanntaw. nnJ .. T. One tlm I lived in town and . n't his. Hp PVa O fmw avnlnciira wp . ciu o, aiiu ...ia. aiiKiaui,. - ------ -- - o . -f v. - n1a,EnDa jMiss xienaersnoir ana Miss Anaer- ..... h"-""- ,... iiunu mm hums uy. njm j. suu r - -..j-.,-- . , . .'well and ram. on, teacher assistants. Plans are many a glimpse into the lives of Ueel sure I appreciated his ten-!by a" present. On the decorating J hv th eovem- enderway for Christmas pro- I others, mostly due to wrong num- der solicitude as much as would committee were Mrs. T. A. King, , Tnd loS for an answer " . ,, , . hups. nni. riav t was the Mr cho f. lubna, it ,. ir,tjj Mrs. K. LaP ne. Mrs. Walter M H- menl ana 'ooK'ng lor an answer. "Ul ?" cm."u"'."5 . "u" ' ... " I. i . rilcfrf, --- ' ;,T 'For many years she has been a Central School's Program Wednesday Elkhead Grangers Install Officers NOTI The grade school VONCALLA Installation of the Elkhead grange, officers wag held will i recently at the Elkhonrf nnm.. FOX HOLLOW FOX HOLLOW,-t, Hand elnh k.u ,. ln meeting " members present Th ,u S was 'pent in tki'? Christmas gift,. K the times. Assembly will be held me that she and I were going to not above iistening-in, as did all . commUtee were Mrs. A, Wednesday afternoon. December 8 PIace3 and do things that night, : the others on the line. I irot nret-1 eten!?.n' Mrs. Ben Ryman, Mrs. 23. after which the DUDils will re-! and before I could halt her, she.ty well acouainted that w. T, bneron. "banta Claus" ap- turn to their own rooms for their "ad outlined an evening of gaiety i knew that a neighbor I'd never peared and the exchange of gifts spot; even caught myself planning to town tn match a prtin ,a . Mrs- Louis Strlet entertained at WJIttb I wuuiu wtroir. ' nf Dil Once there was long distance brougli it Ya . t I j u;- . . trees and treats. The eighth grade will have a victory tree while the seventh grade are sponsoring a nutrition tree. School will then (lose for the olidays to re-convene aSn UTrtnrlnv .Tan 4 . The teachers will be hostesses ! thin8s- 1 brazenly let him go on j piace then remembered my oosi-! a. u6r hom? recent'y lor members to the mothers and friends of the!unt'l he ran down, although I'd;tion was a bit wobblv for the . sewinS club. An exchange school Tuesday, Dec. 22 at two j known from the first the call ' giving out of advice. B 13 was enJyed and refresh' Clock. Eighty-five pupils will' ' t.-.v own caiib Althnnoh T ,,mM . .-... v twnil ,w JUUU.11 a ceilUlll tinaae . . , of pink silk. "The one John ! ,,hm' 'fent'y fr members broutfht home .Imniv chiotc i ot the 500" club. Mrs. Howard call. It was a husband calling his !said. i almost toid her she should-! wfne' a guest. wue una ne aia say uie sweetesi i n't have trusted John in the first' iV ' aoiuuuiiy enierminea the Mabasha mission. Her rela tives are still hopeful that another boat will come to the States and that she will be released to come home. The last word from her. received ' about six months ' ago, took much longer to reach the family here. - On Wednesday of this week the school children will present their annual Christmas .program. Par ents and friends of the school have been invited to attend. Treats will be provided by the Deerhorn Parent-Teacher association. The annual Christmas exchange of i gifts will be a feature of the 'l Th. --1- J-wi 4 u u, across to the affectionate nentle- : "'c: ?r only two. First, Miss M. Leum. Mi. Martha : ai.ernoon. o communivy wnns. . high mating in professional at- man at while I was somebody's r"'"'. that ; Weems. The upper grades com- I " ' about fifteen yeare in Tokyo, j charge. ine mpic w communuy teaching the Bible and living at ' recreation. For the social part of me uay ii.cic was a ,uhouiiia participate in the program which , fi;om a distant husband were more b estabUshlni nreeeHpnt f i me weswir grade school pupils will include a play. "The Naticity" Ben to questions as to the state madef a thf J Presented their annual Christmas and numbers by the toy orchestra ! of the wood pile, or firm charges; rk silk caU Zr Z I Prgram, l,the Community hall md -chorus. Only pupils of the not to let the water pipes freeze. Jj"; a friend 'to ffnH ,J ! lasi week. The program was given first four grades Lhl presented But Anally m, better na P S?8 neacneni Active . mumum gift exchange. Twelve members were present. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Fisk have re ceived word that their son, Roy Fisk, serving with U. S. army air corps, is in Australia. The Christian Ladies' Aid met the past week. It was voted not to hold another meeting until the first Wednesday in the new year. There was a Christmas party in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Johnson have moved into the Gordon Bourgies house. titude. They are all members of wlfe. 1 regretted to admit I was several teachers professional or ganizations. The faculty is 100 I II J per cent membership in the Ore-, 1,011016 MSMeD on State Teachers' assnr-intimv Mrs. Ingram belongs also to the State Elementary Principals' asso ciation and was recently initiated Into the Delta KapDa Gamma National honorary society for ex perienced teachers. Miss Ander son and Mrs. Lamain also attend primary teachers meetings, as education along aerense lines, the eight grade has been study ttil about Dlanes. Thev keen a Bulletin board for pictures, news items and facts about airplanes. A new set of books for the study pf living in the future "air age" kas been ordered. Some of the pupils have subscribed to "Current- Aviation" and the eighth grade plans to buy a number of ftiodel planes which they will leave for further use in the school. The third and fourth fcrades have a Victory booth where pupils may buy defense stamps, po To Iowa LeRoy Bowers, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers, left the navy camp at Farragut, Idaho, recently 4or Ames, Iowa, where he will take a Diesel course at the Iowa State College. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Tennis are At Oakville Church SHEDD Arts Keyes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Keyes and Dale Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Clark of Salem were married Wednesday at the Oakville church. Rev. E. J. Clark, uncle of the groom, performed the ceremony in the presence of a number of relatives and friends. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Mrs.. Donald Lindslog was matron of honor and Don ald Stockton was best man. Don ald Keyes and Charles Lamb were ushers. A reception followed the wed ding ceremony. Those serving in the dinint! room were Mrs. J. S. Taylor, Mrs. O. R. Stockton, Mrs. Lois Sherer, Mrs. Jockinson, Mrs. Walker, and Mr3. Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. Clark will make their home for a time at Pomona, Calif. Relatives have received word that Floyd Simons is in North Africa and that "Buster" Schu man is in the Aleutian islands. The Friscilla club met on ee wil be held in the eve- the son had taken our dictionary ! p0Sed 'a Christmas chorus- the ' ninS at the schoolhouse this year, to school. My friend confessed ' numbers were T m& T.v David Potter, student at O.S.C. is spending the Christmas noli- fry' out Sad "f, ' three '" ere tl ary but had no more idea than , "Star Liuht. Kt.ir n-ioht I, as to how to SDell the worn At this point a very pedagogical-sounding voice broke - in, and aaaurea us mat we need look no one and two; "First Aid to Santa," grade three; "A Topsy Turvy Toy shop," grade five and four. The girls chorus sang selections be. fiirthot. CU. 1.. i. I V. 6"" fiiuiUS llg Selections DC .1. n,t haH i,,-tJirm ! """J"'" appearea the grandparents of twins, a boy Thursday afternoon at the home ana a girl, corn December 10 at al mTS- n- lviargason. a cov- San Mateo, Cal. to Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. Tennis. The boy has been named Larry Wane and the girl Sandra Dee. .;. Willis Bowers Is home from Prineville for the holidays. AT HALSEY v HALSEY. Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond Davis are the parents of a baby boy born recently at the Lebanon hospital. He is the first grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Straley. He has an older sister. Due to lack of candy the treats fommittee cancelled its plans to give treats to the children at the Methodist Sunday school at the Sunday night service when the annual Christmas program will be presented by the children and church. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Smith have moved from the Elsie Davis Bnd farm, where they have re sided for many years, to their own iarm better known as the Hen ereitta Davis place. I Lenses Duplicated i: ' Accurate, overnight service. Finest materials, 30 days to payl STANDARD OPTICAL CO. registered optometrist in charge Dr. Glenn F. Hopkins 820 Willamette Eugene ered dish luncheon was served and short business meeting was held. A Christmas tree from which gifts were distributed gave a seasonal atmosphere to the gathering. There were five guests, Mrs. Bradley and Mrs. Ray Fletcher and two children from Albany and Mrs. Don Margason. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Lyda Githens. A basketball game between Sclo and Shedd high school teams was played here Friday. Scio won 33 to 32. The garden club met recently at the home of Mrs. Ida Robson. The annual Christmas gift ex change was held. The next meet ing will be held at the home of Miss Willa McConnel. Tech. Sgt. James Kennedy Is here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Kennedy. The United Presbyterian mis sionary society met on Friday af ternoon at the home of Mrs. Em ma Gregory. Miss Tem'pa Brock conducted the prayer cycle and Mrs. Phil Duncan led the devo- school, and had had to drill so many children on the word ac- Kiiowiecigement that she could, she rashly asserted, SDell it back ward in her sleep. It had three e's, she said. Shortly we were back at the ranch, and had no phone. I missed its entertainment more than I did its accommondations. I still do. The day of wrong numbers isn't over. It would be fun to answer the bell and have some one tell me my alimony check was ready; or that the gang was to meet for a game of poker that night. I've never had truck with either ali mony or poker so far, and it's time I did. Yes. I sure eninvpH Having a pnone. Methodist Women Elect Officers YONCALLA At a recent meet. ing of the W. S. C. S. of the Methodist church, held at the church, following officers were elected for coming year: Presi dent, Mrs. Luther Daugherty; vice-president, Mrs. Hallie Gei- der; secretary. Mrs. Georee Edesr treasurer, Mrs. S. A. Walkinshaw; vice-president of missionary edu cation, Mrs. Perry Smith; vice president Christian social rela tions and local church activities, Mrs. H. L. Stonaker; spiritual life chairman, Mrs. Jennie Laswell. Mrs. Stonaker presided over the meeting and Mrs. Smith had charge of the devotions. A dinner was riven at the Al ton Vest home recently honoring tne Dirtnaays of Pete Sehosso and Mr. Vest. Those present were Pete Sehosso, Mr. and Mrs. Cassius Rychard and three children, Ralph Walkinshaw, Mr. and Mrs. Her man Sehosso, and Mr. and Mrs. Vest and two sons. Mrs. Edith Bowman, teacher In the Scotts Valley school, was called to Myrtle Creek by the death of her mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary Bowman. Funeral services were held Thursday. Mrs. Melvin Housley took her place in the MERRY CHRISTMAS And 4 HAPPY NEW YEAR tional service. After the business ; school for a few days, meeting gins irom tne Christmas tree were distributed. Roll call was responded to with scripture verses. Mrs. Hawkins has gone to Mis souri to visit her father. AT WALTERVILLE WALTERVILLE Waterville Ladies' Aid society met last week at the social room of the church for its regular meeting of the week. No meeting will be held next wek due to the holiday sea- A ; son. The next meeting will be held Jj I Dee. 31. A dinner was served at A ; noon and Mrs. George Willian, j j Mrs. Don Alexander, and Mrs. 4 i Harry Deckert were honored with i : a birthday cake as December is 3 j their birthday month. Quilting j I was done for needlework In the J j afternoon the ladies held a Christ .j i mas party with exchange of gifts. 2 The local Rebekah lodge held its (.nnstmas program last week We wish to express our gratitude to our customers and friends for their patronage the past year and we hope to serve you in the new year the best we can under the piavuuing conamons. A ,,, . r" . Our store will be closed Christmas day but we ofier these prices lor Dec. 21st through Dec. 24th. gram was presented and the rest a oi tne evening spent in visiting and 23c at "le close ot the eveni8 retresh n ; ments were passed. Installation of J officers is slated for the first mcet ing in the new year, This lodge is j the hostess lodge for the Rebekah a , convention to be held in February. ine young people of the choir held their special practice recent ly and another practise will be held Monday evening. White Beans 3 lbs Netted Gems V. S. No. 250 lbs. l21c 1.19 Queen Anne Flour "Guaranteed" 49 llis. 1.69 Fountain Corn, ere; style, 2 cans Campbell's Tomato i q Soup, new pack 2 for ISC Cranberries 2 In 37c Sperry Tancake Flour 9 4-5 lbs 54c Italslns, "seedless" 3 lbs 33c Macaroni or Spaghetti. 2 lbs. 13c Dundee Catsup 2 Bottles .... 23c Roasted Teanuts nr. 2 Lbs OC Black FIks 2 pounds .... 25c Brazil Nuts, fancy grade 2 lbs. 59c Pineapple, various sizes priced rlnht. Pecans "real 2 lbs. large" 59c Dundee Peaches 2'i cans 21c Oranges, 200s Dozen .. 35c Cider Gallon .. Oranges for , Juice Doz. . .24c Prunes, dried 3 lbs ...48c 8 Jug lot 2 25c Jackson's Grocery TWIN OAKS TWIN OAKS. The . children with grades of "two" or above in all subjects for the past six weeks arc: Vernon Svarverud, Mary Lou Defoe, Barbara Wittmann, Shirley DcJ'oe. and Dolores Hanson. The fallowing had perfect attendance: Alvin Smith, Barbara Wittmann, and Dolores Hanson. The Christmas program will be at the schoolhouse Wednesday evening. December 23, al 8 o'clock. The public is invited to attend. Mrs. Ethel Svarverud gave a party Friday afternoon at her home for all the school children. ! One hundred and twenty-five j different types of vacuum wind J shield wiper motors arc rrqiiiied 220 RIVER ROAD with treats forll children present, Private Henry Cowling, U. S. army, is visiting friends and rela tives in Westfir. Mr, Cowling was employed here a numbers of years before going into the service. SHOWER GIVEN SMITH RIVER A shower was given recently honoring Mrs. Aaron McLaughlin at the home of Mrs. Luke Meshew. Mrs. Mc Laughlin received many gifts, after which refreshments were served to Mrs. E. Harris, Mrs. C. Meshew, Mrs. C. Harris, Mrs. B. Taylor, Mrs. C. Backus, Mrs. William Lus ter, Mrs. L. Reid, Mrs. C. Hagen, Mrs. H. Brown, Mrs. C. Morris, the guest of honor, Mrs. McLaugh lin, by the hostess. Mrs. Meshew. A gift was sent by Mrs. O. D. Martin who was unable to attend. days at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Potter. The "Sti'.ch For Victory" 4-H sewing club held their pre-Christ-mas party this week with a gift exchange among tiie members and leader. The rest of the afternoon was spent in sewing on articles required for the completion ot the various projects which include 1-B, second and third year work. The business session was In charge of Dorothy Storment, president. On Seal Sale The Christmas seal sale in this community is being handled by mail this year. Some who re ceived sheets of stamps are divid ing their seals with neighbors who did not. ville, Mr. and Mrs. Seth Byers ! her marriage. ana lamiiy ot wendUng. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wearin and Jim Wearin. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Shrode and family, and Mr. and Mrs.' Cecil Johnson, all of Deerhorn. Dan Webster has been shipping turkeys from ' his ranch for the holiday markets. Otto Marquardt has been shipping in turkeys for breeding flocks this spring. He has expanded his operations to the Hogan Ka'nson farm to have more room. D. O. Record: Ceres. Mrs. Rnmsrn Lankford; Flora, Mrs. John Kruse; uiuuim, mis. rranic creson; gate keeper, Howard Lankford; lady assistant steward, Mrs. A. F. John son; executive committee, D. O. Record, Fred Reeves, and Howard Lankford. A potluck lunch was served at noon. Music and singing followed Installation. There will be a Christmas tree, and potluck supper at the Elkhead community hall, Saturday, Dec. 26, at 6:30 p. m. Word was received here from Cottage Grove of the birth of a daughter, at the McFarland ma ternity home, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Byron, Dee. 14. Mrs. Byron was Miss Peggy Coggswell before ings are being planned for the holiday season in this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Hogan Hanson and family will spend the day with Mr. Hanson's brother and his fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Sigurd Hanson at Lorane. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Wearin will be hosts to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Potter of Walter- VENETA ITEMS VENETA. The Mother's club met for its Christmas party re cently. The meeting wis an all day affair with a potluck dinner .at noon. After dinner Christmas gifts from mystery sisters were exchanged. New officers for the coming yean were elected as fol lows, president, Mrs. Haysel Gar- Many family Christmas gather-i-ner; vice-president, Mrs. Ray rung; secretary, Mrs. Ruth Con ley; treasurer, Mrs. Cisney The school Christmas program will be held Tuesday night at ,the community hall. Each grade is putting on a Christmas play. The Baptist church Christmas program will be held at the church Wednesday night. IN FRANKLIN FRANKLIN Pvt. Raymond Holmes, stationed at San Antonio, Texas, has arrived for a few days visit with his parents and other relatives. Joe Mack, John Phillips, Dale and Neil . Cheshire are peeling piling over west of Ferguson. The school children will have a program and gift exchange at the schoolhouse Dec. 23, and a community program will be given at the Christian church. The Ladies' Aid of the Christian church met recently with Mrs. Rouse, west of Junction City, for an all-day meeting to work on Red Cross sewing and hold their Chrismas gift exchange. R n r. . ' " nWC' McDANm Despite my ,aM ,d ,., . Pose most of on .fcmL1 ourgiftbuyU,tanmPSLr, minute-and htve h around more than a at a fountain SH However, I dicln't slarf P.P'H say aboriginal). I want tj all of you a very MernrhriJ and I hope that Santa CuS? members he is Santa CI.d! he gets to your house. C minds me I'd better ,,i and do mv ,ia;l br " """"" aOOppU,! Goldfish are merely a domesti cated variety of Chinese carp. Armstrong Linoleum Gold Seal Congoleum LYONS & PETERS ' 1203 Willamette Very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year With govt, effort, to tt (Wl. body to raise food one of th er slogans Is, "A cow on ami vacant lot and a rabbit in neni vacant hole." How about "A mat-l unit tin every pool tabic?" Solve your roofing problem kt calling- the McDaniel Lumber ft. 131 8th Ave. West, Let u ito you the advantages of our n perior roofing materials tthkk give you weather tightness, to safety, durability, economy ui beauty. 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