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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1943)
WiePcrray 'sis Drive Cottage Grove Success THE REGISTER-GUARD, BTTGENE, OREGON. Page Tliret f - -oinr The to' ' f fording to.. Ute tfTS' Friday by N. Nel- ,J.rn Lane county ln J'.S Rinnan. The .dverUsing, typing, 41 leaving . net of G i be fumed over to the LM '-n,i Is approxl- Rore man was turned " Kidinanyoneprevi-i'lie.nTJi-,.r veara various T'JS. wed as mean, of :S.r. ftirtd. This year the 1 tM run . ii through "f cooperation was ex- aWTu. rt the city c,u"'.1r.,7 well Al- ted tnere iw .j-j - H. donations L local postoffice will be V XSlVFeb. 22, In ob- Lrf Washington', blrth- observed by RSSwffl lso be closed Mon KSier business house. Lopen utua1, Lpb dub met last week for. K ,1 the home of Mrs. H. B." Lm F. W. Blickle, Mrs. ?j - r A. Beldler J5r. ne5ct meeting r Uponut diicoTeriM mute Lcuibl th greite.t help Lc offend to the hud of Vrtu for free booklet and Ln how 70a ea benefit boa (hn Governm.nt fesricoNlTfiTuri' 111 inner Bids. Ph. 3638 !4tapy4lltFRBB ltiimlitU.S.Gtvtrnmtnt ton...... - M..,,., win be held March 18 with Mrs. Martin Foster as hostess. , Ad Libitum club met for a des sert recently at the home of Mn. E. Earl Cone. Mrs. Mark Morgan, Mrs, Edwin Cone and Mrs. Had- ley Arthur were guests. The club presented a gift and gave a towel shower honoring Mrs. Edwin Cone, a recent bride. The club wiU meet March 18 at the home of Mrs Alvis Wicks. W. B. C. met for a dessert last week at the home of Mrs. O. W. Blackmore. The next meeting wiu t Marcn 4 at the home 01 Mrs. Harry Tennis, Bale. Reported The following sales were re ported by W. B. Johnson: Stella I. Baker house and lot located on West Main street was sold to Roy L. Miner. Mr. Miller and family have taken possession' and are making improvement, in the property. The George w. Potts house and large lot was .old to J. W.' Glass who with his famfly have taken possession of the premises. The Rev. Ercile White', home on south Fifth street was purchased by, Clyde W. Kinney. Mr. Kinney and his family are planning to make Cottage Grove their home. The J. nomas J. Nel son suburban home located on North River road was sold to Mrs. Cora B. Slattery of Portland. She has taken possession df the diod- erty and is planning on making some changes in the buildings. The Jessie Powell house and lot located on the east side wa. pur- cnasea by u. js. Moore who is a rural route mail carrier. The Ernest J. Geer home on West Main street wa. purchased bv Mr. and Mrs. W. T.- Jones of London, who purchased the property a. an investment. The Oscar McDole stock and dairy ranch located about 4M mile, south of Cottage Grove and containing about 471 acres was purchased by Omer M. Patten of Lo. Angeles. This ranch is con sidered one of the finest stock ranches in south Lane county in view of the fact that it has every thing which goes towards making up a real stock ranch. An abun dance of creek and spring water. outside range for stock ami timber for commercial and home use. Mr. Patten has taken possession and Is planning on marketing the com mercial timber to provide more pasture lor stock. He expected to raize both dairy and beef stock; Pomona Pomona cranee's reg ular meeting is slated for Saturday next at the Goshen grange hall, an au-aay meeting being planned. Visiting grangers are asked to take salad and dessert for one meal. Lighting Fixtures . FOE- EVERT PART OF THE HOUSE SIGWARTS I 5iif;W'V?'ttH. si J Lane County Grange News Santa Clara First and second degree team of Santa Clara grange is meeting ior practice Tuesday, 7:30 p. nu auditorium, Santa Clara school Jasper The Jasper grange will meet Tuesday. Regular committee report, will be heard. The agricul tural committee will have charge of the program on "Food, No. 1 war Necessity." O. S. Fletcher, county agent, will be speaker. A few number, commemorating Washington', birthday also will be given. Refreshment, will be served by Mr. and Mr.. Arlo Jones and the Humphreys. The Jasper Home Economic club met Thursday at the grange hall. Potluck dinner was served at noon with Ona Wheeler and Lu- cue Vitu. as hostesses. Several romper, were finished for the Red Cross. The yearly program Under your Jerartatinj nev nat...a radiant, lovelier youl Try Botany Lanolin Beauty Aids... try tnem all1...tn. von cUrful creamJ, Ae toothing, lusciou soap, the utterly Je l'jhtf ul lotion. You'll marvel at tie way they coax your complexion back to glowing, supple, eihnejj...the vay your skin feel, incredibly mooth and soft. It'. secret we'll .hare witk you.. .it oiZ lalanct tkat doe. it, and Botany lanolin cosmetic, kelp maintain tke oil ka ta o essential to loveline... : BOTANY IANOUN AIDS TO lOYHINf SS .' fcxwy lanolin Triplt-Aciion Craaa clMniM..,lubri- M...protct. II end JUS. ; . fcicny lanolin Foraula 70. A monogt or night ertain 'idi h lonolin. Jl JS ond $2. orany lanolin Suportattd Soap. Richsr In lenollni.. " ny, delightful. 3 cakM for Ki. ktony lanolin lotion. C roomy... rlchw In tenolln... -t goei o long wiy. J. pfoft or rna lrtm...Mudt )0 FodonW tnh 14 sheep, goats, hogs, turkey., chick ens ana some geese and ducks. The J. C. Flora residence located on the west side has been sold to A.'L Woodard. Mr. and Mrs. Flora have moved to Roseburg. The Tuesday Bridge club will entertain their husbands with a six-thirty dinner to be held Sun day evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Warren H. Daugherty, Monday Calendar Trom 1:30 to 4:30. Red cross surgical dressing classes meet at the Masonic tempie. More wcra ers ara desperately needed. - At 6:30, United Spanish War Veteran, and auxiliary will hold potluck dinner at the home 01 Mr. and Mrs. George Sweet in honor of the twelfth anniversary. At 6:30, O. W. Dinner club at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Short. At 7:30, Boy Scouu meet at the armory. At 7:30, Degree of Honor lodge meeta at the Eagles hall. Miss Isabel Kline and Miss Wilma Hobhs will be hostesses. At 7:30. Rainbow Girls meet at the Masonic temple. Initiation will be held. Frnm 7:30 to 9:30. Red tTOSS surgical gauze class meet, at the Maftnnic temDle. At 7:30, Townsend club meets at th Townsend hall. A ls-mln- ute resume wiU be given of the Townsend bill being presented to congress. Member, ara asked to bring sandwiches or salad. Guests are invited. Tuesday Events At 12. chamber of commerce meet at tha Rainbow cafe. At 1. M. P. G. club luncneon at tha home of Mrs. W. E. Lebow. At 1:80, Friendly club dessert ax tha home of Mrs. Elmer Tohlen. At 1:30, Justamere club dessert at the home of Mrs. Walter. Trem- hh. At t. executive meeting of the Woman'. Council of the Christian church. At 7:30, Research club "surprue program" af the home . 01 miss Eunice Vandenberg. A' potluck rlert will be exehaneed. At 7:30, Royal Neighbor lodge meet, at the Eagles nau. Mrs. Grace Jenkins and Mrs. Maude Funk are the hostess committee. At 7:30, permanent police re serve, meet at the city hall under the direction 01 Chiei 01 pouce Myron A. Perry. - At 8, Oregon State Guard drill at tha armory. At 7:30, adult sewing class meet, at the Jefferson school un der the direction of Mis. Margaret Stevenson. Point rationing will also be exmalned. At 7:30, civilian defense first aid corp. meet at the Masonic temple under the Mrs. Arthur Jones. direction of Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted DR. ELLIOTT OptometrlBt-Optlclcm I.O.O.F. BuUdlng Phone 418 87 East Broadway Eugene, Ore. of work was adopted.- It was de cided to do Red Cross work when materials are available. The club voted to hold a bazaar and hobby show this fall in conjunction with the annual chicken .upper. Irvine The Irving grange will meet Friday evening at 8 o dock. The lecturer, Mrs. Bernice Zabris- kie, is planning a Washington day program. For the lunch ladle, are asked to bring pie and coffee cream. Hostesses will be Mrs. Eth el Ward and Mrs. Beeler. Thurston The Thurston grange met this week. The H.E. club is discontinuing its Saturday eve ning meeting now as spring work is opening up and the men will be unable to attend. The. ladies of tha ' club will meet each second Thursday afternoon and their next meeting win be with Mr. tones. Quilt block, will be worked on. The literary hour was presented by the lecturer, Mrs. Joe Wicks, who gave a patriotic program and also dedicated the service flag. Twenty-eight stars are on the flag at the present time of young men in the service who have lived at .Thurston and attended school here; also boys of grange members. One gold star is on the flag and the name is for Marvin Buchara who is reported missing in action. Five silver stars are on for overseas men and 23 for men of the im mediate community. More star, will be added a. soon as the stars that are ordered arrive. Lorane Lorane grange is to meet Tuesday evening. On the serving committee are Mr. and Mrs. C. Gl Smith and Mr. and Mr.. W. I. Seales. Dorena Tha Dorena grange met Thursday evening at the Dor ena Ladies club hall. Claude Arne in reporting for the agriculture committee stressed the necessity of growing vegetable garden, this year. Ed Finnerty discussed the growing of strawberries stating that grower, were guaranteed 11 cent, yer pound for this year's crop. Mrs. Lot Wagner told of the storage of vegetable, and Mrs. Claude Arne told of the growing of vegetable seed.. Ed Decker discussed the growing of field peas. Winner, in the recent rodent control contest were announced as follows: Donald Hands, first, win ning the $3 prize,- Robert Ward, second, $1.50: and Elbert Halter- man, third .50. Tha next serving committee were announced a. Mr, and Mrs. Jim Abbott, Mr. ' and Mr.. Ed Decker, Mr.. Mary Duffy, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glerau.and Mr. and Mrs. Davidson. Allan As pey told of the bond Mies for the firebird . and urged member, to purchase bond, and designate them for the firebird. Announce ment was made of pork produc tion classes which will be con ducted Monday evening, February 22 at the home of Henry Ras- summs on Disston Route by Donal Kabler. Another das. on farming and production wiU be held at the Mt. View school house on Marcn 1. These classes are being con ducted by Mr. Kabler, vocational agriculture instructor at the Union high school In. connection with the farm educational program. During the lecturer1, hour group singing wa. enjoyed. A letter wan read from Morton. Tompkins, state grange master. Mrs. Claude Arne read a paper. In the "taU tale" contest, Rodrleck DooUttla placed first; Claude Arne, second and Raymond Wick., third. Judge, were Mrs. Joe Schneider and Mrs. Leslie Wicks. Mrs. Francl. Cooper wiU be in charge of the next lec turer', hour which will foUow the theme of "seed, and eed." A seed exchange will be held. Re freshment, were served by Mr, and Mrs. Jack Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conner, Mr. and Mrs Louis Dodge and Mr. and Mrs, Ed Finnerty. Mrs. Claude Arne was appointed a. grange reporter. Ada Ada grange visited Maple Creek grange last Sunday, the guest, putting on a radio program. Mrs. Francis Austin received the defense award for turning In the meet salvage for the Camp Adair hospital. Creswell At the regular meet ing of Creswell grange, Thursday evening, February 25 the birthday anniversaries of the month will be observed. Those serving are Mr. and Mrs. Myron BlackwelL Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Clack, and Mr. and Mrs. F. L. DeBerry and daughter Mildred. 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