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Page Twelvs i-,- .- V' -v- f !' ' , V - j I - y i u MISS DORIS MAE REINHOLTZ New president of the Young Business Women's club is . . Miss Doris Mae Reinholtz. " Church Groups' Notices MONDAY . . ... There will be no meeting of ; the Council ot Church Women it Monday, the session being post 11 poned because Of the state con- ' I' vention of the council of churph women, set for Feb. 28, 27, '! end 28. ' i , ....... j! United Lutheran Mission . Study, club meeting, seven- ', ! thirty o'clock, Monday evening, . I; home of Mrs. J. L, Sawyer. The , ,. group will continue study of ;i '"The Keys of the Kingdom." h TUESDAY : Division No. 3, Catholic La- dies'- Altar society, meeting . Tuesday, two o'clock, home ot . tvlrs. Anna Gassman. ' Organization for Catholic military wives and ' mothers meeting Tuesday evening, St Joseph's hall, seven-thirty o'clock; Mrs. Francis W. Kel- . . ley, Jr., from local USO office , as guest speaker. ii West Women's .' Christian Temperance Union group, bus i!lness meeting, Tuesday after noon, two o'clock, home of 'Mrs. Anna Boyd, 12 North Jef i.ferson. Dues are payable on this date and all members and , interested parties, ere asked to v attend. i liWEDNESDAY St. Mary's Catliolic Altar so- ', J,'clety will hold its regular . meeting Wednesday, two "o'clock, St. Mary's, high school ;ilibrary; fourth division to en vtertain, Mrs. William Storm to ;glve talk on China. , St. Mary's guild, St. Mary's .Episcopal church, meeting all J'day, Wednesday, church parish ,.hall; sewing and quilting work itfor day; luncheon at noon with , JMrs. Nels Jorgensen and Mrs. A. F. Sether in charge, n Santa Clara Ladies Aid , will meet in church basement, Wednesday; quilting to be done, covered dish luncheon at noon. , MRS. I. The golden wedding anniversary el Mr. and Mrs. . W. Donovan was observed recently at Junction City. Xanntll-EIllj photo, WUtshlrv niravinM THURSDAY , .... , - Central Lutheran ladies aid, meeting in church parlors, Thursday afternoon, two-thirty o'clock, Mrs. Ragna Chris tofferson, hostess. Mrs. M. K, Tengs will give the reading. Religion in the Home group of the Congregational Women's League . will.; meet , Thursday evening at seven-forty-five at the home of Mrs. Virgil Reese, 1890 Moss. The subject will be "Music and Art," Mrs. Charles Wllford having charge of the music and Mrs. W. J, Cloyes, : the art.. . ,. , . . TOWNE club announces Its next dance for the evening of February. 3,1, Osburn hotel. There will be cocktails at eight thirty o'clock preceding the dance. Mr. and Mrs. Don Lawson, Mr. and Mrs. Von Hickman, Mr. and Mrs. John Daly, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Nash are the com mittee In charge for the dance. DAUGHTERS of Union Vet erans will meet at the W.O.W. hall at seven-thirty o'clock . Wednesday for a regular busi ness meeting. '.. HELMERINA Council No. 2 of the Sunshine Girls will meet Tuesday evening at seven o'clock at the Knights of Pyth ias hall for formal Initiation. MADRECITAS club members will be entertained by Mrs. Joe Heidenreich, Tuesday after noon. THE HOME craft group of the Women's City club Is to meet Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Bernard Lyons, 2373 Washington atreet, eight o'clock, Mrs. Arthur Lovett as co-hostess. Mrs. Manning Bar ber and Mrs. George D. Graves will lecture and demonstrate on ceramics. Pmntr Pho. Wllthlr nfrivtnf W. DONOVAN Amaranth Event On Monday Willamette Court, Order of the Amaranth, will meet Mon day evening, eight o'clock, downtown Masonic temple. En tertainment will follow the meeting. The committee for the even ing Includes: Mrs. W. A. Cum mings, chairman, Captain and Mrs. Frank R. Brockschink, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bond, Mr. and Mrs. Meldon Carroll, Miss Flora Morris, Mrs. Edith Crocker, J. R. Chapman, Ray . Allen. Auxiliaries SUNDAY ' American Legion auxiliary meets with Legion Sunday for . joint luncheon, one o'clock, Seymour cafe, meeting being . for Willamette council of Le gion and auxiliary for third district post and units. Follow ing luncheon, Legion will hold a business session at Knights of Pythias hall; auxiliary to hold its business meeting at Seymour's. TUESDAY American Legion auxiliary sewing club meeting Tuesday, Mrs. Elmer Geiger and Mrs. Clarence V. Simon, hostesses, at home of Mrs. Geiger. , WEDNESDAY Social club of the Sons of Union Veterans auxiliary will ' hold its . February .meeting Wednesday at the home, of Mrs. . Laurice Fry, 2176 Agate. The meeting will begin -at two thirty o'clock and members are ' asked to bring thimbles as work on the tray cloths for Camp Adair's hospital will be gin Wednesday. Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, will meet at the River Road , Women's club house Wednesday at seven-thirty o'clock for an even ing meeting. Drill practice will precede the meeting at six-thirty o'clock. The committee for the evening will be Mrs. Ira Lynd, Mrs. F. J. Porter, Mrs. R. K. Little,, and, Mrs. W.,B. Faust.. FRIDAY Postoffice Clerks ' auxiliary will meet Friday afternoon . at one-thirty o'clock at the home of Mrs. Herschel Axtell for a dessert. The group will spend the afternoon doing Red Cross sewing. Disabled American Veterans . auxiliary will meet Friday eve ning at eight o'clock at the courthouse. Nomination and election of officers will be held at that time. SATURDAY Illahee Division will hold a 'six-thirty potluck dinner Sat urday evening at the Knights of Pythias hall, to which the men of the Brotherhood of Lo comotive Engineers are in vited. AT LONE PINE . LONE PINE Evan Kirk, who had eight days leave from the nav al training station at Camp Farra gut, Idaho, has been visiting his family here. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Lee and son visited friends here Sunday, Mr. Lee used to teach at the Lone Pine grade school. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Spencer' of Palouse, Wash., stopped at the G. W. Robinson home recently on their way to Palouse from Mis souri. Spencers ' were early resi dents ot Lone Pine and formerly owned the Piquet place. Miss Juoy Ann Robinson, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, was a re cent guest at her grandparents. Mrs. W. A. Piquet was hostess to the Santa Clara Thimble club at her home recently. The after noon was spent In visiting. Guests ot the club were Mrs. Elgin Bail or, Mrs. Cliff Abrams, and Mrs. Lester Gunson and Rodney Dean. Mr. and Mrs. Robert . Nyce of Seattle are now at the home of Mrs. Nyce's parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Lassen. Women of the community will meet to sew on Wednesday after noon at the schoolhouse. The community club will meet Thursday at 7:30. Everyone In the community is Invited to atiend. GOES TO NAVY THURSTON Mr. and Mrs. Fred Russel have word that their son, Ben, who lives at Pasadena, Calif., haa left for the U.S. navy service being an ensign. He has been sent to the University of Arizona for a period and then will be at home for a tew days and plans to come to Thurston for a short visit be fore taking up his duties at Treas ure Island where he will be sta. tioned for a while. They also re ceived word from their son, Bel mont, that he is now at home at Brooks, after spending several weeks in a PorUand hospital fol lowing an operation and a relapse. 'X' Marks Thursday Starring Damian O'Flynn and Helen Parrish, the thrilling new Republic mystery melodrama, "X Marks the Spot," will open a three day run at the Heillg Thursday. Dick Purcell, Nell Hamilton, Jack LaRuc, Anne Jeffreys, and Esther Muir head the supporting cast. The feature will be programmed with a Charles Starrett western, "Pardon My Gun." plus Intest ser ialized adventures ot "Smilin' Jack." THE REGISTER-GUARD, EUGENE, OREGON. ::(.. V': i . 'r "A- J L': ' - : AJ J J i4 , ' Wiltshire ensnvinc MISS EVELYN WINDLE ; . On February 27, Miss Evelyn Wlndle will wed Rohl ; ' . Barnes In Spokane. , . ' Among Women's Lodges MONDAY '-" Women of the Moose will hold their card party at two o'clock Monday afternoon in the Moose hall. WEDNESDAY Helmetta club of the Pythian Sisters will meet Wednesday for a six-thirty potluck at the Knights of Pythias hall. The committee includes Mrs. Ma rion Patton, Mrs. Ralph Ward, Mrs. Ray Burky, Mrs. S. G. Towers, Mrs. Jorgen Hansen and Mrs. P. Wright. : Theta Rho will hold lta reg ular meeting Wednesday, seven-thirty o'clock, at the I. O. . O. F. hall. Girls are reminded that their attendance will help their side in the contest. Drill practice will be held Tuesday at four o'clock. THURSDAY Neighbors of Woodcraft will meet Thursday evening at eight o'clock at the Knights of Pythias hall for a regular busi ness meeting. Entertainment will be furnished by a commit tee composed of members whose last names begin with G pr H. FRIDAY Women of the Moose will Basket Social Of Aid Said Success JASPER The Jasper Ladies Aid held an old time basket so cial at the grange hall recently. A sum of $22.95 was added to the treasury. A program, consisting of songs, by the group, a monologue, readings, and a tableau, was given. Taking part in the tableau were Roger Soderstadt, Alma Hum phrey, and Joy Wallace with Yvonne Murphey at the piano and Mrs. Grace Jones and Gertrude Humphrey singing. . Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Laird are receiving congratulations on the arrival of a 8.3 pound son, Robert Paxton, who arrived on February 13. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Higgins and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Laird of Jasper. Mrs. Arthur Ruthven has receive ed word from her son, Virgil New ton, that he is now located at Camp Frances E. Warren at Chey. enne, Wyoming, and that her son- in-law, Delbert Wilson, is now stationed in Louisiana. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Neet recently received a letter from their son, Eldred, who is in the navy, stat ing that he is now back in the states being temporarily, located at Atlanta, Ga. While he was In the South Pacific he met Gene Seales, a former high school aC' qualntance and later learned that he was killed in action the next day after their meeting. , Mrs. Fred Cook entertained Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Laird at dinner on Feb. 18 in honor of Mr. Cook's 69th birthday. Anna May Wong Will Return In State Feature Anna May Wong, starring in the timely new Producers Releas ing Corporation thriller, "Bombs Over Burma," will play Friday and Saturday at the State the ater. Taking place on the famed Bur ma Road, "Bomba Over Burma" is the saga of a fearless Chinese schoolteacher who avenges the death of her favorite pupil by braving Nipponese bullets end planes to save a key point in intna s deienses. , U.S. marines were dispatched to Japan in September, 1923, to ren der assistance to destitute citliens of Yokohama and Tokyo who were made homeless by en earthquake. meet Friday, at Moose hall at eight o'clock. The chapter night program is in the hands of the recorder. Kennell-Ellls photo, Wiltshire enfravlnf MR., MRS. THAYER DICKEY The wedding of Mr. and Mrs. . Thayer Dickey (Theima Lee ' Crowe) was a recent event. Mr. Crosron Feted At School Party MARCOLA A luncheon was given at the high school honoring Charles D. Croston by the student body. A military theme was car ried out under the supervision of the home economics class. Mr. Croston left recently for service In the army air forces. At Grand Rapids, Michigan, he will enter school of meteorology. After a 22 weeks course ha will be commis sioned as a second lieutenant and will receive an assignment as an instructor. Mr. Croston has been at Mohawk two years. He was coach of the- athletic program. Mrs. Croston will remain at Wend ling for a while. Mrs. Madge WiUian is the new ly appointed principal and Mrs. Bernice Willcox and Mrs. Lucille Parsons are newly hired teachers. Miss Gorsline resigned to take up government work at Los Angeles. Mrs. Helen Walling will enter tain the mothers and their chil dren of the Junior Mothers club Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Doris Werner. The food rationing for book No. 2 will be held at Mohawk high school all next week, starting at ' p.m. and lasting until 9 pjn. each day but Saturday, then from 9 i.m. till 9 p.m. All are asked to bring ration book No. 1 for each member of the family, also have the declarer's sheet which will ap pear in the newspaper filled out. Mrs. Willian is in charge of the rationing here. ' Mr. and Mrs. Bud Scott have bought the Willey place and mov ed there. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Piller have moved to the Tribble place vacated by the Scott family. . Mr. and Ars. Earl Titus and family have moved to Coburg. Mrs. Neil Gwyn has returned to Marcola from Santa Ana, Calif., where she spent several weeks with her husband. The per family stake In govern ment war financing in this county now amounts to over $800, includ ing $303 in war bonds directly owned. $284 through government bond holdings of the life Insurance companies, and around $220 owned indirectly through savings de posits. Biggest thrill experienced by U.S. marines landing In New Zea land Was Drovitipd bv whnrtl ohil- dren who eagerly sought the auto graphs of their heroes, .-. - . ODASet . Social Wednesday The February social for Catholic Daughters of America ' will be held Wednesday even ing, eight o'clock, St. Joseph's hall. Mrs. Jennie Nelson is chair man for the evening, assisted by Mrs. Ralph W. Lelghton, Mrs. Nettie Young, Mrs. Frank Pllnsky, and .Mrs. Robert Mertz. ' - Executive Group To Meet Tuesday Members of the Women's Society for Christian Service executive council will meet on Tuesday morning at ten-thirty o'clock at the First Methodist ; church. A general business meeting will follow at eleven thirty o'clock and a noon bus iness luncheon will be served by circle No. 5. The regular luncheon will begin at twelve thirty o'clock. Wesleyan Service Guild will have the devotions at one-thirty o'clock and Dr. Paul D. Means will lead the program on "The Church and World Fed eration." COTTAGE GROVE Mrs. Cecil E. Caldwell presented her piano pupils in a recital last Saturday afternoon at the res idence -studio at 353 Madison avenue. Members of the class played their numbers from memory. Compositions ranging from the old world masters to the present day composers were played, with a thought given to comparison of style and form. Miss Patricia Bald win played several numbers . from an advanced group, while Miss Mary Lou Wolfard repre- '' sented the pre-school child, re sponding with several numbers at the close ot the program. Valentine favors and refresh ments were enjoyed by the fol lowing members of the class: Helen Axley, Alberta Adkins, Donna Alsop, Arlene Brewster, ' Joyce Baldwin, Patricia Bald win, Sandra Sue Carlson, Dar lene Castle, Dean Caldwell, Bet ty Caviness, Billy Cavlness,' Mary Decker, Bob Daugherty, Jean. Foley, Charles Gierau, . Neola Johnson, Joan Metcalf, Diane Morelock, Keith Rada baugh, Patricia Scott, Malcolm Scott, Helen Smith, Elizabeth Workman, Jeanette Workman, Mary Lou Wolford, Larry Wol ford. , . .. . DUE to the Issuing of war ration book No. 2 by the teach ers next week it has been de cided to postpone the Roose velt P,.-T.A. meeting until the third of March in order that the teachers may attend. MRS. E. J. FRASIER will be hostess to the Home Science club Monday afternoon, Miss Mabel A. Wood of the campus home economics department to be guest speaker. THE FEBRUARY gathering for the Two Town club will be Friday evening, dinner at six thirty o'clock, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Swarthout, 1522 Lawrence street. I y iQp MA Kennell EUla photo, Wiltshire minrlns KbumU-bUi pho m"" MR.. MRS. H. R. BOIES MR, MRS. CHARLES Rjj, Among recent weddings were those ol Mr x, ' Harold Rush Bires (Arllne Peter), left oWm? Mrs. Charles Bush, Jr. (Evelyn bCx Masonic Groups . Arrange Dinner N A covered dish dinner is planned for Friday evening by Eugene lodge, No. 11, A. F. and . A. M., Evangeline chapter, O. E. S., and Willamette court, Order of the Amaranth,, the dinner to be at the downtown Masonic temple at six-thirty., o'clock. On the committee are Mrs. E. F. Liddell, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Denniston, Mr. and Mrs. Jay B. Hewitt, Mr. and Mrs, Paul N. Plank, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Filsinger, Mrs. Victor Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sem, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carver, Mr. and ' Mrs. Chester Fults. All mem bers and non-afflllated mem bers of the groups are invited - to attend the dinner. LONE PINE The Lone Pine Women's club met Thursday at . the home ot Mrs. Louis Jensen with Mrs. N. M. Lassen as co hostess. The officers for the coming year were elected with Mrs. Balhizer, president; Mrs. Guy Lamoreaux, vice-presj- dent; Mrs. W. A. Piquet, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Brough er was appointed chairman ot the flower committee and she is to choose the other members of the committee; Mrs. Spiller was re-appointed chairman of the program committee. Mrs. Orville Paesche was a guest. The next meeting will be at . the home of Mrs. W. A. Piquet with Mrs. Lester Gunson assist-, ing. . POETRY group of the Wo men's City club is meeting at. the home of Mrs. . Ralph C. Crow, Saturday, two - thirty o'clock. The program will be on Lincoln in poetry. .... MRS. E. RUBENSTEIN will be hostess Monday for the Twinklers club, the group to meet for dessert at one-thlrt7 o'clock. SHAKESPEARE club mem bers will meet at the home of Mrs. G. S. Beardsley, Monday afternoon. The play being taken up is "Taming of the Shrew," Mrs. C. W. Hawkesworth and Mrs. Effie R. Knapp leading. A visit to H. .Gordon's is like, a stroll through Spring flowers . . . colorful new arrivals that .are just the tonic for your wardrobe. Strook Coats In Very gay shades . . and Suits to contrast . .'. fluffy Blouse end Imported Scotch yarn Sweaters to accent your suit, Lively, loud Print Cresses . ; . contrasted with fee new, short Coat .' . . and of course all complemented with the new Costume Jewelry. 14. QotttW & Co 1050 WILLAMETTE Frances Willed Carnival March 7 The annual r9n.ii . . Frances Willard P.-TA 7 at the schooihniHi.. Concessions lows: First grade, fch second grade, homemad, a u, popcorn; grade '" Hawing nin ih ( well as ice-cream u ..j slide, "Elephants QUi; fourth grade, paper hats,MiH. makers, "hot dog!;" fifth rt . game room; tUth pide, . ionettes; executive bouj cession, pie, coffee, inj da Co-chairmen for the tunc are Mrs. Rodney Broni Qt Mrs. H. A. Robbins. CRESWELt Tin nmiial ot Miss Hazel Barri. of Mr. and Mn. C. Bum, t Erbine D. Grousbeck, m i Mr. and Mri. P,' E. Gnmta, was solemnized Fhnim n Vancouver, Wash, at the ha I ot a minister of the Pmbjte. ian church. Mr. and Mn. en Taylor of Albany were the at tendants. The bride wore i la suit with ereen amsnriM Her flowers were a coma i orchids. Both bride and bridegrosa are graduates of the Crenel hiffh school, the brid of fa class of 1942, and he of tin I ol 1938. The couple mutual their home In Cremll THE ANNUAL Iubm 1 Girls' League "March to'l party will be held Weetaeniij, I March 3 from leven-lhirty nine-thirty o'clock. His Alia ' Elvigion, social chairmn ha announced. The party will hi costume masquerade with 8 theme as yet undecided Chuirman for the celehnSi will be Miss Ruth Roberta, refreshments; Mln Bewnj Brltt, decorationi; Mia Mn Major, entertainment and !Cs Beverly Beainto, puona?. SORORITY Alumnae Ad ers group Is holding its po poned meeting next Thunis evening, eight o'clock,- ( linger nan,
