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Newspaper Page TextfcrWWttf', I'Vt FOUND WHM-M- YOU MAM( 1 : The Eugene Register Guard Officers Take in Chamber LGE GROVE -ThtfoW r" . irers presided at Lung of the chamber of Tuesday t the Rain r:i. rident. Karl K. P -,M.nt. Fred Bress- i secretary, - """-r"V Us luncheon and " short L meeting and general dls- flatlon of officers was held! evening by Degree of New officers Installed are: t Mrs. i-ocnm xivh-i "t president. Mrs. Marie r- vice president, Mrs. 'schsffer: second vlce- W-Mrs. Gen weison, Mrs. uicwuo . .... iM King: usher, Tilda King: assistant usher, Eleanor Lem' ,T Mrs. Leonnng ....,. u-atch. Mrs. Helen k; pianist. Mrs. June John- urs. Bonn,e w 11 ng oni:er ana im. l..n . Installing past t and the installing usher Irs. Merl King. An an ment was made that Car club will meet on the sec onds of each month, the ,eeting to be at the home , Merl King, on Jan. 24, onnie Schaffor as assistant The relresnmem lw nnnlnted to serve at the leeting which will be on 4 includes Mrs. Lochie ton and Mrs. Bonnie Schaf- k Visit . B. Breedlove oiu irom ,t Idaho. Is home visiting filly and parents on a nine tlayed order. In was born Monday, Jan. Mr. ana Mrs. Kaymona of Yoncalla, at the McFar- laternity home. Calendar p.m. Women's Society of in Sendee of the Method- lurch will meet at the Culo Creek 4-H Health ill meet at the school house the leadership of Mrs. Mil- loiner. p.m. Farm machinery re ass will meet at the can- luilding under the supervia- H. A. Hein. p.m. Cottage Grove Chap- . 4. Order of Eastern Star leet at the Masonic temple. CE MEN VISIT lENZIE BRIDGE James , son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack , was liome recently from Adair. He was accompanied trick Salsbury of New York The boys have Just finished Basic training at the camp. ry Daniels came home for I leave from the navy, Committees for. Club. Announced CRESWXLL Eighteen mem bers were present at the regular meeting of the Camas Swale club Tuesday. A potluck. dinner was followed by a business and social afternoon. Guesta were Mrs, Roy Bruce and Mrs. G. R. Miller. Mrs. Miller became a member. The club voted to tax each member $1.00 toward the gravelling of the road from the main road to the club building. Mrs. W. L. Scott was elected second vice-president. The club also voted to sponsor a party at the club building the third Sat urday evening of each month. Hostesses for the next meeting are Mrs. H. E. Miller, Mrs. J. P. Walk er, and Mrs. Susie Mourer. The following standing committees were announced for the new year: flower committee, Mrs, C. Scar- fa rough, Mrs. R. F. Scott, Mrs. Ray- burn, Mrs, Elsie Reges; shower committee, Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Ber- nice Zimmerman, Mrs. E. O. Smith, Mrs. Ted Fering; membership, Mrs. W. I Scott, Mrs. V. W. Johnston, Mrs. Ethan Calloway, Mrs. Frank Gardner; buying, Mrs. O. H. Smith, Mrs. Richard Campbell, Mrs. Zelta Gool, Mrs. E. E. Allen; property, Mrs. Vern McClusky, Mrs. John Napper, Mrs. E. W. Hoagland, Mrs. Robert Franklin. A potluck supper and a social evening were held Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Wtsclv meyer in observance of the birth' day anniversaries of Mrs. Wlsch- meyer and Mrs. Ralph Roblnett. Those present' were Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Roblnett, C. E. Warner, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stuart, Mr. and Mrs. T. Furtney, Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Rich, Mr. and Mrs. L. Powell Mr. and Mrs. William Epps, and daughter, Ruth, Mrs. Nancy A. Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Heart, son, Eugene, and daughter, Kath leen, and Mr. and Mrs, Wisch meyer and son. The Presbyterian Missionary so ciety will meet Thursday after noon with. Mrs, E. H. Heaton. Mrs. Floyd E. Dorris is leader of the lesson on "China." A group of Presbyterian women quilted Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. A. R. Land. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Edwards have word that they have sold their mill interests at Coburg and have bought a 47-acre tract west of Salem and have located there. They formerly lived here. ; Two Coburg Lodges Install Officers COBURG Diamond Rebekah Methodists to Buy Service Flag Soon WENDLING The Methodist board of education met recently at the church. The Sunday school superintendent, Mrs. Clyde Starr, presided at the meeting. The group voted to purchase a service flag for the church. A committee was appointed to collect the names of all the boys from this community a n d . of Wendllng Camp 8, for the service flag. The committee consisted of Eugene Fisher, Eugene Howd, and Seth Byers. The date for the dedica tion of the flag will be announced later. Mr. and Mrs. L. L, Hobwood announce the birth of a daugh ter, Jan. 6, at the Walker clinic in Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. David McKellop report the birth of a daughter, Jan. 6, at the Sacred Heart gen eral hospital in Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Harlow Stewart announce the birth of their first grandchild. A son was bom to their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Abell. He Is also the first grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Abell. The Ladies' auxiliary to the AFL will be held at the home of Mrs. Clyde Starr Monday, Jan. 17. Council Takes up Varied Matters JUNCTION CITY The coun cil in meeting this week recom. mended granting of a state license to the North Side Auto Wreckers to wreck automobiles. . Adrian W, Vaaler, civil en gineer from Eugene, appeared be- fore the council and offered his services in waking a survey of the city and furnishing estimates lor a sewage and. sewage disposal system. This is a probable post war project. No action was taken Councilman E. M. Carothers was appointed to represent the council, on the city library board replacing Councilman C. A. Scott whose term has expired. The matter of loadlis? zones In the business section was discuss ed. The recorder was authorized to purchase war bonds in the amount of $500 from the water depart ment funds and $3,000 from the equipment sinking funds. Meetings Set For Noti Groups ' ' NOTI The Notl Home Exten sion unit will meet Friday, all day, in the Christian church an nex. Mrs. Grace Whiting and Mrs. Ila Shields will be the pro- EET FRIDAY fING Irving grange will Friday evening, Jan. 14. will be a potluck supper at bck, followed by the grange k DAY'S NEEDLECRAFT lodge No. 89 and West Point Nojlfct ,,aders ,or the File " B9 tnne k.u it 1 n now. tio'n lnVOrM Filnw. h,,iwin I There will be some army mo- recently. J. W. Maxwell, district deputy grand master, and staff. including Paul Bishop, . grand marshal; E. H. Ross, district fcuty chaplain; Robert Bur roughs, district-deputy grand sec retary; Bart Flanagan, . district deputy grand warden; L. C. Ross, district-deputy treasurer; and A. H. Hostick, district-deputy inside guardian, did the installing for the Odd Fellows. Officers installed for the Odd Fellows are: Harley Smith, past noble grand; John Lanini, noble tion pictures during the program Kay Taylor, hour of the next meeting of P. T. C. which is Jan. .14 at 8 p. m. at the schoolhouse. Vegetable salad and sandwiches will be served, it has been announced by Mrs. Mary Christiansen, luncheon chairman. Year's Committees Named in Grange CROW Crow grange met last week with the new officers in the chairs. The county deputy, Len nit Haldorson, and wife were present, and helped with sugges tions about the floor work. The new master, Carl Boehringer, ap pointed the new standing com mittees as follows: Agricultural. D. W. Rankin, R. R. Gibson, and Carl Meer; legis lative, Paul Bloom, Virgil Idles, and Tommy Mintey; finance, Mrs. Faye Clark. Bob Flouts ana Dor othy Boehringer: home economics, I Berhta Stephens, Emily Marten, and Neomla Lilea; reception, tola Stephens, Edna Canaday, and Mary Ritchey. and insurance agent, Clair Stephens, Rebecca Gibson, Maxlne Bloom, ana Elaine Meer, were appointed on a committee to arrange for a pie social and fun party to be neid in the near future. The H. E. club chairman reported that five of the women attended the class in Red Cross surgical dressings at Central on Wednesday. The name 01 Mrs. Sadie Peart was proposed for membership, and Frank and Sel-1 ma Hoenke were voted In as I members. The new lecturer, Mrs. Hazel Boehringer. presented a program consisting or songs, piano solo by Norene Mink, cornet solo by Bob Gibson, and humorous three-minute talks by Marian Boehringer, Elaine Meer, Edna Canaday and R. R, Gibson. IN LYNX HOLLOW , LYNX HOLLOW The annual meeting of-the Lynx Hollow and Walker Telephone Co., was held recently. Oficers elected are: Don ald Conner, Clyde Wright, Boyd Walker, Lyle Hauser, Joseph Ep? penbaugh, and Mrs, Fred Kins- land. The Community club met re cently at the home of Mrs. Joseph Eppenbaugh with Mrs. Lyle Tay lor assisting hostess. Mrs. J. W. MacCausland was a guest, and ac cepted the invitation to join the club. The afternoon was spent working on the Red Cross wheel chain robes. The next meeting will be on Jan. 28 at the home of Mrs. Lyle Hauser with Mrs. Joseph Tighe assisting. A son was born on Jan. 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Simonsen. He is named Darrel Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Trobridge of Cali fornia have rented .the residence I of Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Eastburn and have moved in. Mrs. Sonia Holcomb of San Diego, Calif., is a guest of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs; J. W. MacCaus land, for aif indefinite time. Her husband is overseas. Mrs. James Smith returned re cently from Los Angeles. Miss Wilma Moore of Sunnyvale, Calif., was a guest recently of Miss CONFERENCE HELD THURSTON The Waltervllle district conference was held Sun day at the Thurston church with the president, Seth Byers, of Wendling, presiding. J. B. Endi- cott was chorister, and Mrs, Vern grand; Donald Stolsig, vice grand; ! Cunningham pianist. Rev. Ren John Knott, secretary; Carl Hop- nouuw gave m um""'k h'.x"' dan,r?iy yulh'ui frock t A cut w 'uaint bolero ' in Cm. ' t0 make 'ri' tS,wlsh . added frin' spring UUB 'r i 7ouj i, available In 6. drS. 2- 8 10 hi,S' CENTS in coir En-?11.. ADDRFKS crv. otX. o 1 1. r. I TEN CEN-Tc Ann Vi nngs Mttem f''y.-o-.me styles. H ,ou; "'o m book. r . m mci it L. DON-TTT--- . . tl- .. -w If lyw.i.. 'P kins, treasurer; Claude McKlbben, R.S.N.G.; Noel Pirtle, L. S. N. G.i Charles Voeel. L. S. V. G.: Charles fiwango, L.S.V.G.j R. P.' Stolsig, warden; Fred Schwartz, conductor; Clay Whltaker, R. S. S.; Walter E. Drury, L. S. S.; Frank Rice, inside guardian; C. A. Sailings, outside guardian; and J. H. Gundy, chaplain. . Marian Whitaker, district depu ty president, and staff, Belle Hurd, Alma Allingham, Byrle Drury, Daisy Pirtle. and Eva Feulner did the installing for the Rebekahs. Officers installed are: past noble grand, Velma Stolsig; noble grand, Pearl Beebe; Doro thy Stalllngs, vice grand; Freder ics Knott, secretary; Martha Payne, treasurer; Marian Whit aker, R. S. N. G.; Vadura Green, L.S.N.G.; Emily Simmons, R.S. V. G.; Eleanor GraviUe, L. S. V. G.; Nellie Edwards, warden; Jane GraviUe, conductor; Helen Pirtle, Inside guardian; Lucy Schwartz, outside guardian; Alma AUingham, chaplain; and Edna Mae Woodruff, musician. Visitors present were: Mr. and Mrsr. Charles Croson, of Eugene; J. W. Maxwell, Paul Bishop, E. H. Ross, Robert Burroughs, L. C. Ross, Bart Flanagan, A. H. Hos tick, Mrs. Charles Stallings.and Harold Woodruff. Refreshments were served by a committee composed of: Evange line Hurd, Belle Hurd, Bertha Johns, Frederics Knott, Grace Mc Klbben, Ida O'Neil, Hattie Hurz ler and Kate Harrington. John Knott was toast master. Talks were aiven by the guests and Special numbers were: number by the Thurston choir; duet, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Page from Anderson Memorial Sunday school; quartet, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Ritter, Mr. Kes ter and Mr. Moore from ' Mable Sunday Bchool; solo, Janice Ed miston, accompanied by Shirley Bonney of Thurston; solo from Wendling M. E. church. The speaker of the afternoon was Al Deltz, Lane county juvenile ad viser. Anderson Memorial Sun day school again won the banner for the quarter with a percentage of 84, with Walterville Commun ity second with a percentage of 76. The conference will meet the third Sunday in April at Mabel, FROM BEIXFOUNTAIN BELLFOUNTATN Mrs. Ken neth Holl of Beiber, Calif., has arrived in Monroe and was a Tues day night guest at the home of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Martin. Mrs. Holl ac companied the Martins to Port land Wednesday where they were guests of relatives, attending the funeral of their mother, Mrs. Ef fie Brandt, of Damascus. Mr. snd Mrs. Albert Ingram moved recently from the W. A Christiance house In Bellfountaln to the J. A. Hensyel house west of here. This house had been occu pied for several months by Mr. and Mrs. Russell Oakes and fam ily, who have rented the -Alva Martin house in the same area. 'Mrsl Ralph Hull entertained Saturday afternoon at her home at CENTRAL GRANGE MEETS CENTRAL Central Grange met Friday with 45 members present. Reports' were given' by the differ ent committees. The H. E. club chairman, Buelah Klukkert, an nounced that Theron and Jackie Swanson, Ralph and Wanda Pete old, Donald Williams, and Evelyn Skoog will serve on the refresh ments committee at the next meeting and members are asked to bring sandwiches and deviled eggs. Margret Jessee was obligated in third and fourth degrees by the master. The lecturer, Julia Haldor son, presented the following pro gram: A short demonstration of part of the work by Lennie Hold orson; a song by the grange; read ing of the jokes by Willett Jessee; a piano solo by Jackie Swanson; and a short skit by Annella Stacy, Valley Fitch, and Julia Haldersen. The master, Lester Thomas, ap pointed the following members on the rural bond committee for this district: Gus Swanson, F, D. Pets old, S. D, Buck, and Florence In man. . Dawson honoring her sister-in 1 Uur. Mrs. Albert Inrram. with a some of the members of both "pjn and blue" shower. lodges. MEETINGS LISTED WILLAKENZIE The Willa kenzie Parent - Teacher associa tion will hold Its meeting on Fri day night Jan. 14 at 8 o'clock. This meeting has been postponed from last week. Mrs. Christine Dur flinger is president in charge of the meeting, Hugh Mulloy is chairman of the program com. If Vl-MI I HOME FOR VISIT DEERHORN Earl Thlenes USN, who is on an eight-day fur lough, is visiting friends in this vicinity. He reports that his twin brother, Carl, Is In foreign waters. Earl and Carl were separated when they finished their training. They formerly lived here with their mother. Th ripprhorn P-TA will meet mittee and Henry Marxen is Thursday. Jan. 13 at the Deerhorn , chairman of the refreshment com-1 schoolhouse at 8 p.m. Refresh-' AT CENTRAL mittee. menta will be cake and Jello. The The Willakenzic grange will j coffee is furnished by the organ hold lt remilar meetins at the i liation. hall on Saturday night. At this i The Deerhorn school board met meeting the Fourth war loan drive 1 Friday evening at the school committee will net started for the house. Plsns were made to buy a schoolhouse. AT TRIANGLE LAKE TRIANGLE LAKE Pfe Joe Hanson from Alaska, now station ed at a camp in Arkansas, called on Clark Read. Joa was a former resident of this community be fore entering the service. ' Mrs. Mike Savalich took her daughter back to Aberdeen, Wash., where she attends school. She spent her vacation with her par ents. Mrs. Perry Baker, John Baker of Eugene and Mrs. Lee Johnson of Bricelyn, Minn., were dinner guests Saturday at the Bert Van Selus home. Mrs. Harvey Sloeum, of Corval 11s, spent several days with her husband and son on their farm near the lake. 1 MEETTNG8 8ET DEERHORN The Deerhorn P TA will meet Thursday evening at the schoolhouse. Mrs. Lloyd Cur rant, president of the organization, will be in charge of the meeting. Refreshments of cake and jello will be served at the close of the meeting. All members are urged to attend. The home demonstration unit will hold its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Harry Tanner on Jan. 21, starting at 11:00 o'clock. Mrs. Frank Mecum Is president. Miss Nellie Lyle will be present and present the project lesson. A planned luncheon will be served at noon. Each member Is to bring her own silverware and dishes. committee will set started for the house. Plans were drive the nvt ueclr. Mrs. Virail I new door for the Vincent, matron, is in charge of 1 Bills were ordered psid ana omer juveniles who hold their meeting at the same hour as the subordin ate grange. Pea pods were cooked and eaten whole, without taking the peas out, in the Middl Aje. routine business discussed. SHOWER POSTPONED LEABURO The miscellaneous shower for Mrs. M. H. Morris, announced for Friday, Jan. 14, has in-W"'"'j; pcatponH. CENTRAL About 20 Central and Crow women met at the grange hall last week and made 400 surgical dressings for the army. AU women of the commun ity are urged to attend these meetings each Wednesday at 1 o'olock. Mrs. Robert Wilson has return ed to her home in Long Beach af ter spending several days at the parental Carl Petzold home here. Robert MacKenzle left recently for stay of Indefinite length with reiaUves is rk Cnlllrn, Cola. rWWKT WU SAW THAT 1 1 YOU TELL ) I TO KNOW 1 1 ,ITS SftFER SOME TIMES 1 1 I ft POINT 'TWERE WEIL. I tj ; 4 NISHT WAS P.LL THE Jl ME WHAT IT ALL! I JUST TO IGNORE THINGS III WE STILL CANT PgOVg, I , EVIDENCE AGAINST TURK I IBEFORE? I MEANT? U I LIKE THAT, THAT YOU'RE 1 1 1 tVNYTHINfi ON ANYBODY-! Ul TOW .HIS (SANG. AS I h-IV'V,, -rrrl N?T TO SEES A NOl. 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H 1 1 IN- j- -V YOU USED TO jK NHEKJ SOL) SHIRKED J HORRlBL A . .5 . 1 H22L I' 'I Ml i M 0 ET SHELI TV BEAT1MS A RUS, j A)ORO 4 VSt i I SHOCK FROM. )f FATHER CALLED OlO to NORK IS . I f W'itV. t vPOPCORM M.BTO DO tT IlT SUGGESTED' ! ii p ' " 1 1 1 akt ' ' "bqes abe made -not BQPM THAT RUS C.TORV . bT rj , fesf ' " OCT OCR WAT OCR BOARDINO HOUSE J I vieve Moore was a guent at the i Boy Scouts troop 15.. A regular tary, and Tom Putman, reporter. j I F At Junction City JUNCTION CITY The Mission circle of the Baptist church met Frldav afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank Williams. The topic of dlscunslon was prayer. Mrs. Lucy J. Powell was elected -White Cross chslrman to complete the term of Mrs. Martin Mulkey who has moved to Halsey. Mrs. Oleta Wolverton was elected secretary treasurer In the place of Neva Smith who, because of her work, wtU be unable to regularly at test rutura anaatlnp Mrt. Oeoa- vleve Moore was a guest at the l meeting. , I The Past Noble Grands club met Friday evening, at the home ' i of Mrs. Velma Thorton. The j birthday of Mrs. Thorlon's mother,'1 Mrs. Strom, was celebrated and Mrs. Strome was presented with a white wool shawl. After a social evening, refreshments were served by the hostess, Mrs. Velma Thorton. Because nf the Illness of several members, Investiture services scheduled for Monday evening i wen postponed tndafinltaly fegrl - t. Boy Scouts troop 15.. A regular meeting was held on that eve ning, however, dues were collect ed, and requirements studied. A learn of five and the ad viser. Earl Rcitsma, will repre sent the Junction City chapter of the Future Farmers of America In the Upper Willamette valley parliamentary procedure contest to be held at the Corvallis high school Friday, at 1:30. Team representatives are Conway Furt- wangler, president: Tom Patton, vice president; Verl Jacobton, treasurer; Wilms Lyooa, teen tary, and Tom Putman, reporter. The Junction City team under the .direction of Stanley Oreen won first place last year in this contest which was held In Albany. MEETING THCRSDAT JUNCTION CITY At tha meeting of the cannery workers' union Thursday, 8 p. m.i Town send hall. Angus Gibson will talk to the group on the coming fourth WW SMB.