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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1943)
Kovember 21, 1M& THB RBGITtR. GUARD. EUGENE, OREGON. Pag Fifteen Meelina iuyv . J.-C. B. McFarland, P JT campaign is caU- Ew,i All members of the . Tursed to be pres-fcnsistsofr. KC3 Richter. Mrs. Mrs. William Kiss- .r. J. Dovie. Knute Blanton, Jim Mrs. Charles Croner. faculty members drove -L fooTball Vem Oakridge and Mo jSeOskridge high school jinisSed music during the ni Lucas of the U. S. navy S,hildIriend,her'or liW. filed , ritherine Varney enter SZsof the Oakridge Ul (ootball team and with a dinner at her home iLr Places were t for i md Mrs. Jack Walton, Su ndmt T. C Lang. Dick , msnager, Miss Shirley , Hiss Bonnie Stock, Miss b Uniberry. Miss Betty Mi- miss June Beck, Miss Scruby, Miss Lois Miller, jn Satron. Miss Muriel in, Buck Randall, Neil Diess, rth Stock, Ty Lovelace, HBijer. La Dolphus Baker, UDuke. Don LaDuke, Billy Ilea. Harry Scruby, Waldo Vernon Happner and Mrs. ij.V Games were enjoyed the dinner hour, raid UDuke who Is with the , ajvy in training at Camp nut, Idaho, is here visiting urents, Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Ik t Utiles Ala 01 we ivi. Cm l i it.. j.,a n 11 El MS Ki luc uow -v. it annual bazaar. The loca- Committee at Lane County Grange News Foenone The regular meeting tor the Lent County Pomona grange will be held next Saturday, Nov, 27, with the Elmira grange. It will bo an all-day event, and evening, with two meal to be served. Leraae Lorane grange will meet next Tuesday, Nov, 23. Re frethment committee are Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Herendeen and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lynch. The men are to furnish the entertainment. West Paint West point range met in regular session last week. Keportt of the various committees were given. A post-war commit tee, which includes Leon Smith, Perry L. Barber and T. Q. Green, was appointed. During the lecture hour a program on the Thanksgiv ing theme was presented. The Home Economics club' will meet Friday, Dec. 3, at the home ot Mrs. John Adair. The next meeting ot the grange will be held Wednes day evening, Dec. 1. in the (range hall, at 8 o'clock. ' Four Oaks The next meeting of Four Oaks grange will be a pot luck supper Friday Nov. 26, at 8:30 o'clock. The outgoing 6tflcers will be honored at the first meet ing in December. The change from Friday to Saturday night will oc cur as voted t the last meeting to meet on the third and fourth Sat urdays, starting Dec. 11. tion of the sale will be announced later. Mr. and Mrs. Louti Hebert have returned to Oakridge to make their home after spending some time in Vancouver, Wn. They are living in their home on the highway and Mr. Hebert has taken a position as watchman for Logan and Taylor, contractors. Miss Marie Day hat returned from a trip -to Farragut, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. George Wood are new arrivals in Oakridge and are living in the Richter bungalow. Mr. Wood is an inspector for the state highway department UL ' Qid of ike Ijecw is a SPAR SB v-!41 I mm Mrs. Munro Has answered her county's call to duty, Kw l9n- Csast Guardsman Doualas A. Munro, Tiiieed his life in the line of duly, and many American boys live because he did not hesitate to qp-a, his m;thr is serving as a lieutenant, fun- in e Spars of the United States Coast -wJ. Her most treasured possession li the. Sessional Medal of Honor which she re- fer Dcu-jlas from the hands" of President l Sp-r w'i In Eusene . . . and more wcrr.en are needed by the Spars now -i Mrs. Mur.ro In servina your country where wuntry needs you most 5Cr "ther information contact g Cherokee Seider at the J3sne chamber of commerce. UGEiE.s FASHION CENTER for Mrs. ty present Bower and elected dent John other will party gilts Mrs. At ber. officers Harrv lecturer, retary, urer, Mrs. Howard Dale ard, D E Pattv Bower; The a hi call The Home Economics club met a surprise birthday party for Rav Bower - live members and guests were . The club presented Mrs. with a set of ovn wr greeting cards. The club sd Mrs. E. H. Moore presi for the next year with Mrs. ureinervana Mrs. Boehn the Officers. Thft nvt mMtlna be the annual rhrntmB with the exchanaa of mli on Dec. IS at the home nf E. H. Moore at ian At the first meeting in Decem- , UK. ii, me louowing grange o wm oe instauea: master, Orr; overseer, E. H. Moore; r, f aui van de Velde; sec Mr. M. H fitanrart. '. E. A. Thornber; chaplain, v-ecu mauEnn: ateward. Moore: assistant steward Watson: ladv asttnt t,- I, Inga Watson; gate keeper, C. Aiuaon; executive committee, A. McClornack. M H fitwrt GeorgeWatson; court ladies, Ceres, nioore; Pomona, Shirley : Flora. Doris Maushn Droflram fnr Nnv 9A urlll Kk history of Thanksgiving. Roll II answers with nmAnai Thankseivinff stories, nanarnl ril. Cussion will be on turkeys. There wm oe a report on Oregon com mercial trees. ; . Mohawk-McKenzle Mohawk McKenzfe grange members met last week. Renorta wn haarH from all committees. Election of officers for the year of 1944 was held aa follows: master. Haraca Mvara nvtnpp Roy Sweiey; lecturer, Ellen Lam- mere; steward, Bert EdgeU; assist ant Steward. Ttarhart R,mun- chaplain, Irene Swezey; treasurer, mayme .xeeters; secretary, Lydia EdgeU; gate keeper, Carrie Hill; erfis. Thresn RrnunS Pla Uill Flora, Anna Root, Pomona; lady assistant steward, Gladys Myers; executive committee, Raymond Hill. Harrv Uill anil nilvar tnn The Home Economics club will be entertained at the home of Cleo Hill Tuaadav ' afterniUtn at 9 o'clock. Ladies are asked to bring their materials to be sold at the bazaar, which will be held in con nection with a penny supper Sat urday evening, Dec. 4. ... , ELKTON -a TJmpqua Itebekah lodge met recently. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burton were initiated into tha lftriae. Pete and Herburt Fetter have returned home from Beaverton where they have spent a week vis iting. Mr. anil Mrs T aatar ' ftlllltl, have bought the Fanny Rule house recentlv vaeateri hv Mr. and Mm Rhodes, who have moved into the Reea Moore house. ' An all-day quilting bee was held at the home ot Mrs. Mabel Binder Friday.- A potluck lun rhann was helH at nnAn J. K. Gilluley has moved Into one of Mrs. Franklin's cabins. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Godale have bought a place at Sweet nome ana are moving mere. Mrs. Esther Gates has started teaching school She is teaching in the third and fourth- grade room. The high school carnival was held last week. Margaret All drige was queen of the carni val. Miss Marilyn Hender, Erma Gates and Donna Jean Haines were the princesses. The sum of $206 was'taken in. , Munsel Lake Resort Sold to Howards FLORENCE The Munsel Lake resort owned and operated the past IS years by Mr. and Mrs. George C. Basford and her father, Fred Ludford ot Eugene, has been sold to Mr. and Mrs. Henry How ard of Glendale, Oregon. The new owners have been hotel operators for several years and plan making several additions and improve ments to the resort. The Basfords will retain their newly completed home adjoining the lake resort Tuberculosis Christmas seals will go on sale Monday, Nov. 22, throughout western Lane county, with the Health association mem bers stuffing and mailing 679 let ters tor the area. Booths will be maintained at the Florence postbfftce by the Theta Rho girls, that persons not includ ed in the mailing list may secure the seals and contribute toward the annual tuberculosis Christmas seal campaign. Mrs. Bennie Jensen is chairman for Mapleton and Mrs. Genevieve Morgan for Florence. ' Mrs. Stufflebean and children are leaving Florence to make their home at Flint. Mich. Carl Severy of Portland has been home recently visiting his wife and other relatives. - Mr. and Mrs. Bill Karnowsky wer called to Amboy, Wn. by the death of her father, Henry Gruber, who died at a Vancouver, Wn. hos pital that day at the age of 74 years. Funeral and burial services were held at Battleground, Wn., Tuesday. The Grubera were rest dents of Cushman in 1929 and 1930 when-he waa employed at the Owens Lumber company. Mrs, Gruber will return here Sunday to make her home for the time with the KarnowskysVv who have remained In the Washington city with her. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson and sons, Joe and Jimmy, have moved from Florence after spending the past several months here with the bridge crew. The Scott Lumber company and the Winslow logging company have moved the Canary depot to the other side ot the Southern Pacific tracks, also lowering it to facilitate a loading dock for ties, Edward Dewayne Dunn of Se attle, who was apprehended and arrested here recently by City Po lice Ed Tatom and found to possess illegal gas coupons and suspected stolen car, has allegedly confessed to Washington authorities that the car was stolen and had been re. painted, and the Harry Johnson, from whom he claimed acquiring the car was a ficticious character, Tatom reports. Mrs.-Elizabeth Ward Is visiting her daughter Mrs. Marian Roe at Roseburg. Private Loa Joyce Phillips has received her orders for transfer to Camp Lejeune, N.C., for indoctri nation into the marine corps wo men's reserve. She will leave from Portland by train with eight other women privates and begin her training on the east coast Dec. 1, George 'Stonefield who has been on furlough visiting his parents, Mr. . and Mrs. Rufus Stonefield, has returned to his base at Colo rado Springs, Colo, 8 CEDE JACKETS CLEANED Eleotrle Cleaners Ph. S00 - XMAS GIFT Certificate for G liases. Dr. Elliott 7 E. Brdwy. .THIS IS J 'j t ii 1 i i j ui a i k Eaay budget payments at no extra cost. ir S.&K. Green Stamps on cash purchases, (air trade Hems excepted. Phone 411 12? Willamette Senior Party Is 1 Held at School FLORENCE The senior class of Siuslaw high school gave a Sadie Hawkins barn dance at the gym-auditorium Friday night to which they Invited (at a small cost) the other classmen, Mapleton high school, and the Florence grade school eighth grade. Funds will be used to help finance the annual senior skip day. Marian Michael Fraer was ar rested recently by Ed Tatom and charged with maintaining a gam bling game and to soliciting to minors on the streets. He was also arrested by State Officer Albright and charged with selling liquor (beer) to minors at a profit. When tried before Justice ot Peace Charles L. Graden he was fined $25 and costs on the first count and $100 and costs on the second. Miss Florence Beardsley from the Office ot the sta'a department ot education at'Oalem spoke to western Lane ttichers at Siuslaw high school Friday evening on the subject ot secial studies. Mrs. Mae Krouse recently cele. brated her 80th birthday with a party at the Legion hall to which she invited relatives and friends. Singing and dancing were partici pated in by the group and a late supper waa served by the hostess. Bill Tanner s 'barber shop will occupy new quarters after Dec. 1, when he moves from his present location owned by Ray Bentley to the building next to the H It M 6rlll 6wnedby C. S. Carlson. Ben Shirley is busy on the Job, re decorating and remodeling the new, shop location. Mrs. Roy Bowman is in Belling- ham. Wn., with her mother, Mrs. Larson, who recently suffered a paralytic stroke. - Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Akey are an nouncing the marrfage of their daughter, Grace, to Vernon Doug las on Tuesday, Nov. 15, at van' couver, Wn, They will make their home here. Miss Eileen Walte, second lieu tenant in the army nurses corps, has been transferred from Fort Lewis to Fort Ord, Cal. . Miss Beatrice Turtle, public health nurse, will be in Florence the coming week. Dr. C. R. Llnd, eren will cohduct the' child health conference the afternoon of Wed nesday, Nov, 24. Clubs Are Active At Cottage Grove COTTAGE 0 ROVE Lions club met recently at the Rainbow cafe for luncheon and a business meeting. Two new mergers were taken into the club, Cecil Beck and Carl Bragg. Rev. George Har dy, of the Baptlat church gave a talk. There will be no meeting Thursday as it Is Thanksgiving. The foUowing Thursday, Dec. 2, the club will have ita annual ban quet honoring members of the football team. The dinner will be at 6:30 p.m. at the high school. The Business and Professional Women's club met at the home of Mrs. William Peterson recently for dessert. It was voted to contribute $25 to the Chinese nurses fund. Mrs. H. B. Breedlove, state chair man, gave a report on the state board meeting in Salem which she attended. The next meeting will be Dec. 1, with Miss Evelyn Veatch and Mias Delia Gallo as hostesses. Our Bouquet Garden club met at the home of Mrs. Charles Young recently. Mrs. Ted Taylor and Mrs. Clarence O. Smith were guests. Mrs. Harold Martin gave the bird report. At the close of the meeting refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting Will be December 16 at the home ot Mrs. Dale Gates. Cooley Hill club met at the "home of Mrs. Frank Miller recent ly. Plana were made for a Christ mas party to be held December 16 at the Rod and Gun club. There will be 12:30 potluck luncheon and members will hold s gift ex change. Coffee will be furnished by the club. Mrs. Fred Wanker, Mrs. George WickendaU. Mrs. Ben Pyroon and Mrs. Ben Chllson were appointed on the decorating committee. Monday Calendar 1:30 to 4:30 p.m., Red Cross sur gical dressing classes will meet at the Masonic temple under the di rection ot Mrs. John Finneran. 6:30 pjn., United Spanish War Veterans and auxiliary will meet at the home of Mrs. Anna Hubbell for a potluck dinner. T:30 p.m., Joker elub will meet st the home ot Mrs. Nelson Dur ham. 7:30 p.m., tha Tewnsend elub will meet at the Town send hall. 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.. Red Cross sur gical dressing elaases will meet at hte Masonic temple under the di rection of, Mrs. Carl Leabo. The O. W: Dinner club will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Short. Tuesday Calendar Kensington club will hold an all-day meeting 'at the I.O.O.F. hall, with a covered dub luncheon at noon. The Women's Council of the Church of Christ will meet at the church tor an all-day meeting. A covered dish luncheon will be served at the neon hour. 12 M., chamber of commerce will meet at the Rainbow cafe for luncheon and regular business meeting. 7:30 p.m.. Royal Neighbors lodge will meet at the Eagles hall. 7:30 p.m.. (Tuesday Study elub will meet at the library. 7:30 p.m. Boy Scouts will meet at the Methodist church. 8 p.m., the Oregon state guard will saeet el (be uaatj, Laura Janelle Has Ensign Rank, WAVES REEDSPORT From North ampton, Mass., comes word ot the graduation from the WAVES of ficers' training school at Smith College ot Ensign Laura Janelle, daughter of Mrs. J. A. Janelle of Gardiner. Miss Janelle who en listed last October In the WAVES haa been stationed in Washington, D.-C, with the navy hydrographic department since completion of training at the U. S. naval train ing school at Stillwater, Okla. Following a short visit at her home in Gardiner late in Septem ber, ahe reported for officer train ing a Smith College, completing the course there In eight weeks. Upon graduation she enjoyed a tour-day furlough with her sister, Mrs. Phillips Jacques, in Wor. cheater, Mass., before reporting for her new assignment at the U. S. navy training station at Corpus Chrlstl, Texas. . Ensign L. R. Grubbs, ot the maritime service, has been a re cent visitor at the home of his mother, Mrs. W. Grubbs, at Win chester Bay. CPU and Mrs. Charles Chappelle also were Winchester Bay visitors, the guests of Mrs. Beatrice Chap pelle, Mrs. Margaret Walker and Mrs. Irene Hamm, mother and sisters ot Corporal Chappelle. Another Winchester Bay visitor waa Tech, Sgt. Gordon R. Waldron of the army air corps, desert training station, who spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Waldron. Fred - Swatman, BM 2 ot the Seabees, departed last week tor hla station at Qvddy Village, Maine, following a visit in Reeds port with his wife and daughter. Leland J. Dunlway haa return ed to the U. S. army quartermas ters school at Regis College, Den ver, Cole., following a short visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dunlway. William Schneider, son of Will lam M. Schneider, Sr., Reedsport bakery operator, haa completed basic flying training at Pecos, Texas, and has been assigned to La Juta, Colo., for advanced training, according to information received here. Mrs. Schneider (the former Genevieve Hudson of Reedsport) and infant daughter are making their home for the present with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hudson, in Oakland, Cal According to letters received from Lt. Margaret Steelhead, WAC recruiting officer, two sixth graders of Reedsport grade school, Milan Lockett and Lois Ann Leach aged 11 and 10 years respectively, won first and second places in a county-wide essay contest on the subject-"Why I Would Like to Join the WACS, and Replace a Battle Casualty." The contest was sponsored by the Oregon recruit ing and induction district of the United States army, with Mrs. L. A. Rhoden, of Roseburg, serving as district chairman. Essays ot the two local girls will be entered in the state-wide and national con test and should either be Judged state winner she will be taken to Portland and be given the honor of christening one of the ships built and launched there. Anyone having Red Cross yarn or knitted garments, either fin ished or unfinished, la requested Two Commissioned Lyle Theodore Nelson, 22, sol ot Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Nelson, 1591 Mill, and William Henry Skade, 22, son of Mrs. Marie Skade, 490 Fourteenth Avenue east were commissioned ensigns In the U.S. naval reserve recently when they graduated from the naval training school for midshipmen at North western university, Chicago, CL to return the same as soon as pos sible to the Red Cross sewing rooms in the Reedsport city hall building, in order that the gar ments may be made ready tor shipment to the armed forces, ac cording to Mrs. J. Mo-timer Baily, knitting chairman. f A hat to he remembered Swirl ol bright gleaming feathers on a soft fur fell beret. In black, brown, or bright shades. . 5.95 0.95 Excttlna new fashloni for Kolldar fun. There are ' beautiful suit dresses, dresses with the hew high neckline and softly draped bodice, dressier styles to make this holiday most festive. 22.75 29.75 For Her Christmas Mink, Kolinsky or squirrel scarfs . . . wonderful to dress up a suit, a dress, er a furless coat. Thrill her with a gift that will last Civs ONCt.. For jll Cuaene Community Chest m4 National War Fund EUGENE'S FASHION CENTER
