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Newspaper Page TextFC I Eugene Register-Guard, Sunday, August 13, 1M 1 K.nn.ll-Elll. photo, WllUhlra tnfravlnf. MR., MRS. M. D. LANCASTER The wedding of Mr. and Mri. Marvin Dusne Lancaster (Mary Leu Nystrom) was an event or lute July in Eugene. The couple will live at Monroe. BREAKFAST IIEJLD Approximately a hundred were present at the annual breakfast of the Women's Missionary so ciety of the First Christian church, held during the week. Mr. and Mrs. E. It. Moon, re turned missionaries to Jamaica, were the speakers. Other mis sionaries living in Eugene were special guests, Including Miss Hattie Mitchell from Mondombe, Africa, and Miss Goldie Wells, from the Congo, both Christian church njlsslonarles; Miss Mar garet Cuddeback, Baptist mis sionary to Japan. Mrs. G. H. McCoy presided, Mrs. S. E. Stevens led devotions, and Mrs. Maud Skaggs Wdodyard sang, with accompaniment by Mrs. C. H. Dickson. Mrs. Mary McFarland was presented a spe cial award for having read forty missionary books and nine hun dred fifty Bible chapters, dur ing the year. Dorcas society of the Seventh day Adventist church will meet Wednesday at the Dorcas rooms In the church, for sewing, for ten o'clock in the morning until four o'clock In the afternoon. Women's Council of First Christian church will hold an all-day sewing session at the church, In the white room, with potluck luncheon at noon, United Lutheran Missionary society will meet at the home of Mrs. H. M. Davenport, Tuesday evening at six o'clock, with mem ber, and friends and their fam ilies attending, for a potluck tinner. East Eugene union of the Wo men'. Christian Temperance union will hold a public session Wednesday afternoon at two thirty o'clock, at Palrmount Presbyterian church, when Miss Margaret Cuddeback, returned missionary to Japan, will be the speaker. Special music will be furnished by Mrs. 3. E. Rich mond, Mr.. H. R. Burch and Mrs. Floyd Travis, and other Items are planned on the program. Royal Neighbor, will meet Thursday at eight o'clock, at the Knights of Pythias hall, for busi ness, and refreshments will be served after the meeting. The committee Is comprised of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Barker, with Mrs. Barker as chairman: Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Arey, Mrs. Olga Jones, Mrs. Henry Tuynman and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Blanton. Co-Workers class of First Bap tist church will meet at the home of Mrs. J. E. Judy, Friday after noon at two o'clock. Those at tending are to take the College Crest bus. Assisting hosieries are Mrs. L. E. Hodges, Mrs. Earl McNutt and Mrs. Grace Hamp ton. Westway club will meet at the home of Mrs. Eric Erlckson Wed nesday afternoon for one-o'clock dessert, followed by cards. WUIlhlr fifrivlng. MR, MRS. JAMtS Among recent weddlnts u that of Mr. and Mr. Alvln D. James (Josephine Gibbon of Newberi). The couple were honored recently at a family gathuing at the home o( his rents, Mr. snd Mr. Jos Bpnncneio, Lutheran Daughters of Cen- tral Lutherun church will meet 1 at the parsonage Wednesday eve- , During the year the receipts I hme gf Mr and Mrs. y. E. Grous ning at eight o'clock, with Mrs. from the rental shelf were $107.10 beck About 60 were present. Conrad Berg as hostess. and from fines, lost books and re- j proceeds from the pie auction Meeting of the auxiliary to the ! Disabled American Veterans has been postponed tc August 25, and the second and fourth Fri days have been set as the regu lar meeting nights hence for ward. Meetings will be held at tne armory, me auxiliary ex- ... presses through the press appre- 1 elation of public cooperation in , the recent forget-me-not sale. i Loyal Workers class of the First Christian church will hold no meeting during August, hav- Ing postponed gathering until September, ! Mrs. Retta Sylvers will be chairman of the card party to be held Monday afternoon at the iviuube nan. uv women or ine Mooso. Under auspices of the Women of the Moose, a physical fitness clnss will start Friday, August 18, at the Moose hall, with Mrs. W. B. Ruble, ritualistic chair man, In charge. Imo Ruyle missionary circle of First Baptist church wlll meet at the home of Miss Margaret Cuddeback, 1915 Fairmount Boulevard, Tuesday evening at seven-forty-five o'clock. Mrs. Fred Haley will lead devotions, and Miss Cuddeback will conduct Informal discussion ot mission ary work in Japan and the orient. Hostesses are Miss Cuddeback, Mrs. Frank Pattison and Mrs. Arthur Smith. Auxiliary to the Brotherhood to Railway Clerks, will meet at the home of Mrs. Roy Humphreys on the River road, Tuesday eve ning at seven-thirty o'clock, for dessert and pinochle. Friendly Bible class of First Methodist church will meet Fri day afternoon at ono o'clock, at the home of Mrs. William John son, 1763 Olive street. MISSIONARY GROUP Independent Missionary study group of First Christian church will meet Thursday evening at seven-thirty o'clock, at the church. J. L. Baronls, native of the Philippines and evangel ist In the Christian church, will be the speaker. He was In this country when the Japanese at tacked Pearl Harbor and has not been able to return to his home. He has been working with Mex icans In Oregon, near McMlnn ville, recently. The public Is invited to hear him speak. Business Women's class of First Chrisliun church wlll meet Tues day evening at six-thirty o'clock, at the church annex, for a picnic session. Miss Clara Gravos is in charge. C P C.ROI P Summer missionary day will be observed hy Central Presbyterian women Tuesday, at Westminster house, 1414 Ktucald, beginning at two-fifteen o'clock. The guest peaker will be Miss Virginia I MacKenile, formerly doing mis sionary work in Japan, now , field worker for the Foreign mission board. All women in- i terested are cordially Invited. Central Eugene union of the ' Women's Christian Temperance j union will meet Tuesday after noon at two o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Lou M. Pope, 43 Fif teenth Avenue east. 0 SELL PROFERTY and' Mrs. George S. Tompkins' have low tneir property one-half mile east ot Bellfountain to Mr. Eperley. bookkeeper at the Miller mill st Dawson. Mr. Eoerlev has been i ... -.' " i.iwiHv". iic v build a small house on tlie prop - erty as in Tompkins bouse was recently destroyed by fir. Mr. and Mrs. Tompkins are planning to locate on a small place near Eu- gene. , Th Johnson family mo ed rs - Annual Report For Library Submitted COTTAGE GROVE Mr. Nel lie M. Hamant, librarian, has tub. mitted the annual Cottage Grove ublic library statistical report a of June 30. 1944. Trustees of the j library are Mrs. Ethel M. Mack. lin, president; Mrs. Margaret Fer rin, vice president; Miss Lulu Cur rin, secretary treasurer; and other members, Mrs. Dutee Woodard, and H. E. Eakin. During the year i a gilt of a Dunmng sue on me , charge for the evening win in comer of South Sixth and Adams, j clu(ie jT. and Mrs. Ed Payne and was presented by W. A. Woodard Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stoneberg. Lumber company, and a large Mohawk-McKenzle Mohawk number of books was presented McKenzie grange members met in the library by S. K. Landess and regular session in the grange nau JoeLandess. (last week. It was voted at this The number of borrower, reg-i meeting to meet but once a monto lstered at the beginning of the during the busy Th year was !33 and the number ot ay ptVmber Horale new one. registered during the """'"ner-any one buy- year Z7, making a total or ivit. There were 240 registrations with drawn, leaving 1672 borrowers at the end of the year. The per ceni of population registered as bor rower. Is S9.7. The number of volumes In the book stock at the beginning of the year was 4262. There were 1060 books purchased, 70 added by gifts, 125 volumes lost or with drawn, leaving a total of S267 books In stock at the end of the year. There were 16 books bor rowed from the state library. Fif teen periodicals are received by subscription and six from gifts. The number of volumes of fic tion loaned for home use included: to adults 8S10, and children 1940, a total of 10.4S0 fiction In circu- lation during the year. There were iAlice Warnock. Mrs. Ilda Dillon 1304 adult non-fiction and 584 , was reported 111. During the lec chlldren non-fiction, making 1888ture hour games were P'ayed. ite-non-flctlon used. The number of I freshments were served by Mr. j I ..rino and Mrs. Marlon Pike and Mr. ana the year was 218. The total circu- I atlon for home use was w.aaf, an i I increase of 357 over .the preceding j latlon for home use was 12.557, an year. serves, $103.90. There were $1887.49 spent for new books and $32.75 for periodicals, and about SI 00 spent for a new filing cabi net. Social Events Mrs. Harley Gates was hostess! , o i,..u n.i I 1. O fi -1..U TU.. ..!.... n . v.. ..i..ujr . j i:au w" 1 wlll 1 be Mr. and Mrs. George 8"e- The afternoon ,was spent Mr and Mrs. David Fran- with cards. The next meeting will ' Mr and Mrs Frank ciack, be Aug. 24 at the home of Mrs. I Mr' and Mrs c. o. Binns, and. Cora Bragg. Mijs Shirley Harrold. The A. V. H. club met Thursday Tne Home Economics club will evening at the Layng grove for a . meet at the grange hall Tuesday potluck picnic with Mr. and Mrs. I Hfternoon. The hostesses are Mrs. Ben Layng as hosts. Mrs. IonejJ. C. Partney, Mrs. Alice Parlin, Reamer of Spokane, Wash., was a Mrs. Earl Petty, Bonlta Miller, guest for the evening. The next 1 Mrs. Elsie Regis, and Mrs. Harry meeting will be a potluck picnic Kovar. The response to the roll Aug. 24 at the City park with Mr. 1 nnrt Mr w, ,r smi i nt inp I hosts. - Oakridge Items . OAKRIDGE Mrs. Gayle HhHi away and daughter, Jerry of Washington, D. C. are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Darrah and family. Mrs. Darrah is a cousin of Mrs. Hathaway's husband. All members of Elm Rebekah lodge are urged to attend the regular meeting next Tuesday evening. Mrs. Alts Spatz, degree team captain, states that there will be a practice of the degree team after thn regular meeting. The degree team members are especially urged to be present, Marvin Dumortt, who Is with the armed guards of the navy, is here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Dumont, He Is stationed at San Francisco. Mrs. William Orr and daugh ter have returned to the United States after visiting her sister, In Vancouver, B, C. She Is now at Forest Grove visiting rela tives. Mrs. Herbert Lee and child ren of Portland are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hebert, and other relatives here. They also are spending some time at Cascade Summit with Mrs. Lee's sister, Mrs. Gene Lavoy. Miss Joan Satron of Sulem Is ;, ,llln I,ul h?me ' Mr- ndiMis. Eddie Richards and daugh - Mrs. E. W. Smith while s guest ter EriclB Lefl Mr. and Mrs. Louie of Miss Mary Smith. 1 B,.nes and son, Bobbv. and Mr. Mrs. Bessie Miller has returned ! and Mr, Harvey Brittain. to her home here after spending Mrs. Norman Humphrey and a few days In Eugene with her I Mrs. Dick McGuire have left for daughter, Mrs. Clifford Matte son, and new grandson, who mad his arrival Aug. 9 at the Qaerarl lYffnrf hrvtnital w-.... ...vr... , E. M. Nash and 32 members.! of the state oiling crew have r-! P" ')'' r, ' " rived in Oakridge to do wme!?- """P""'"" . Po.1- , . . , work on the highway. AT DRAIN DRAIN John McDonald, who ; has spent his furlough here, visit- Ing his parents, Mr. and Irs. M. N. McDonald, and other relatives, loft Kridav for North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. C:. G. La Grander went to Portland to attend the convention of the American Le- gion and auxiliary this week. Th Townsend club will meet Monday night at the home of Mrs. Ida Patchen, tor a regular busi- ness meeting. Potluck supper will be terved. Mrs. H. A. Cool has returned home from California, where she .... " - leaving this week for Phoenix, Arlr.. to make their home. Mrs. Golria Woolman sold her " -"'" . .1 "nun, lureman ai mw mi iswuivi 1 miU- r, -.t iTniij iu utnur.i, ; after spending three or tour , months at Dawn. . Mr. Slayter and family have rented the Hermon Nusbaum bungalow one-half mile north of Bellfountain and moved recently 1 from ths Alpln community. Grange Notes ! Santa Clar The Santa Clara grange will meet Tuesday ning at 8:30 o'clock, with Mrs. E. G. Vogt in charge oi me pro gram. Mrs. A. V. Thompson and Mrs. W. V. Chapman are in charge of refreshments. meet Friday afternoon, Aug. 18 j The Home Economic ciud win at the home of Mrs. Clarence-Se-! derlin. West Point West Point grange will meet in regular session in the hall. Wednesday evening. The reireshmeoU committee in ,00 teet of lumber would have to apply to the triple A board for the lumber. Anna Root servea me gij," melon. . Lorane Lorane grange met re cently with 22 present. Mrs. Crab was a visitor. W. I. Seales report ed on government pay for straw and vetch left on the ground to help build up soil, also on clover seed. L. N. Ashley gave a na tional crop report. A sum of $3.50 was received from Oregon Mutual Fire Insurance company for cut ting grass around the halL Mr. and Mrs. Dan Warnock, Mrs. Alice Ward, Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Ashley will be on the refreshments com mittee for next meeting. The Blue Cross hospital plan was ex plained by me Mr ' ;. 's"'ber, of the Cres- ,, "" " i,iH nlcnic and pie cmtlltt f with" their nular meeting last week at the amounted to $125.50. Announce ment was made of a community farm auction, sponsored by the grange, to be held at the Frank Russell place Aug. 19. Anyonci having article lor saie may tact the committee in char ge. At the next regular meeting of the " AuB. 94. the serving com cau wl" De narvesi ouBI, BEM.FOUNTAIN NOTES BELLFOUNTAIN Several lm Drovements have been made re cently in this area, among them being 0! new roof on the Chester Reader house, new roof on the north side of the store and the south side patched where it was damaged by the recent fire. J. V. I Bain is shingling the Reader i house, while C. L. Martin and W. M. Hull repaired the store r0?'' ....... . . .. uj L .W'JW"V" ,h" """L ed, while Mr. Henderson is clear ing the plum and cherry thicket from the south side of his newly acquired property (formerly the W. L. Starr place). Elmer Taylor and a friend from Alsea were in Bellfountain re cently investigating the possibil ity of establishing an Evergreen blackberry station In this area, if enough interest is shown in tne Droiect. It is reported 10c a pound : will be paid this year for the ber- 1 rles. The men plan to return in ; the near future for a further ! check up. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stanturf entertained with a dinner recent ly at their home north of Bell- fountain honoring their son, James Gilbert (Kewpie) Stanturf, who ' has been home on furlough from his army base in Texas. Pvt. Stanturf left Thursday morning to return to Camp Fannin. Those r-U-tr- ' Richard, and Donald, Included Mr. , ,.... u 1 Mr rariaKUi, laanu, lur unci vimi with Mr. Humphrey and Mrs, Mc- Gulre's brother, Ernest Smith, who are taking their boot training at 1 1, . u.. rn.mKm n. ."; Hnn w ere snn visuco wiu ner brother nd sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Kev. Bobby and l.sier Humohrev are with thsir paternal grandmother. Mrs. Capi- tola Humphrey, of Lakeside com - munity during their mother's ab 1 sence. 1 ' GIRLS MEET j CRESWELL The Jars and Lids 4-11 Canning club met with Mrs. i Denny, their leader, Thursday ; evening. Miss Jean Starker, from: ' the home demonstration oflice. gave a talk on canning methods i and problems. Margaret W alkcr , and Ge.uldine Robison gave a demonstration on jars and lid ! closures. Noma Otto spoke in ap- j pieciation of the talk given by Miss Starker. The next meeting' , mng .uap books. ; The reformed Topsy Turviesj ' met Thursday st the home of Mrs. " "- pimeineni projects. u me mem- I ber w present and the meeting ! raided over by the pre,, - ' dent. Marlene llarrln. Fach eirl , - " i displayed the project on which she wotkuik. inn rrpunra ii care of her room. The next meeting will be held Thursday. Aug. 17, when the girls will practice em- . broidery stitches under the di- I recti on ot Mrs. Roy Sunn. Presbyterian Aid ' . , , f 0f Annilfl WIS CRESWELL The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will have its annual ice cream social on the church lawn, Friday evening, Aug. 18. Word has been received of Servina will begin ai i hi.. the birth of a son. Aug. 5, to Mr. and JV1T5. UKSlKr D,.IVClMfci w . land. The baby has been named Lynn Alda and is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Blickenstaff of Creswell. Mrs. Blickenstaff re turned home Thursday evening atfer spending a few day. with her son's family. Mrs. Monte Johnston and chil dren, Mrs. Ted Mogstad and chil dren, and Mrs. Johnston's mother, Mrs. Johanna Shaw of Jefferson Island, Mont., have returned from spending a few days at the coast. Silver Tea Set By Coburg Aid COBURG The Coburg Meth odist Aid society will serve a sil ver tea in the social room of the church Wednesday afternoon. The committee in charge will include Mrs. Douglas Wassom, Mrs. E. O. Zinser and Mrs. W. T. Bettis. Mrs. Norman Anderson and two sons, Donald and Billy, who have been visiting with Dr. Anderon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen An derson, have left for their home in Hood River. They planned to meet Mr. Anderson in Portland and visit with Mrs. Anderson's parents in Vancouver before returning home. Charlene Coburn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Coburn, of Bremerton, Wash., is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rice. Charlene is a granddaugh ter of Mrs. Rice. From Mapleton MAPLETON Mrs. Archie G. Nelson has returned from Minne sota where she ha. been visiting for two months. There will be Initiation at the next regular meeting of the Re bekahs. Potluck lunch will be served after the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hill and daughters and Mrs. . Mae Hill of Salem are visiting at the Jessie Plowman home. Milton Hill win leave the first of the tveek but Mrs. Hill and granddaughters will spend two weeks. Mrs. Hill is Mrs. Plowman's mother. Mr. Gonyea has returned to Tacoma with his granddaughter, Joice. Will Gonyea also accom panied them. Will Whittaker of Seattle and Mrs. Blanche Wheeler of Spokane are visiting at the home of their brother, Wesley Whittaker. The cafe at Mapleton. 1. closed for the time being. The Lees have moved from the Hotel cabins to the Gordon Bern. hardt house recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. red Cox. The fall trout are beginning to run in the river. Small catches have been reported. Mrs. Norton has returned to Eugene after spending a vacation at their home below Mapleton. The county crew Is repairing damaged parts of the bridge. New shingles are replacing the ones de stroyed during the fire. Drain Items DRAIN - Hugh Whipple and 1 Wayne Olsson took the following boys from Scout troop 78 to .Camp Lucky Boy on Blue river: Jerry Kent. Gerald Swearengen. Danny Bernatski, Rogpr Cornett, Ken neth Huckins, Rufus Hickethier, Donald Bowman, Daniel Martin, and Daniel Olsson. Hugh Whipple, who lias been scoutmaster of this trono. Is retiring taking over the work. Mr and M jj B u, h ,., j , ,, . " . ...u. ....... men iiviijc 111 CUgCUC. Mr, Bettis has been manager for his sister, Ida Simmons, at her grocery store for several weeks. Mrs. Maude Alford entertained her sewing club Thursday after. 1 noon. Sewing and visiting were I enjoyed until the tea hour when 1 refreshments were served to the 10 members present. The next ' e home o, ttlna . , , ! ogt. Wallace Dvsert of Inri nn . home on a furlough visiting his j mother, Mrs. Roy Jones, and with other relatives. I Fred Miller of Vancouver 1 Wash., is visiting his mother Mrs' Lee Reminaton who i ,..r' 111 ' 11 . LeODUrq Items , LEABURG Pvt. Ennis Goff ... who nas been stationed in Texas for the pa-, several weeks, visited recently with his oarents. Mr. aM - ; ! tu8ene Gotf- W hile on fur- 1 10uh' " als0 vs'"i with his wife ,nd sn at Gardena. Calif., and ' wim his uncle, Harold Rennie, ; wno is in the navy stationed at tamp Hueneme, Calif. Other guests at the Goff home were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Goff and son, and Mrs. Hazel Wilson of Sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hvne and son. Gene, spent a few days at the , ,,. reoentlv Mr. and Mrs. Lee Founta in and ! Mts. Luther Clark have sold their prop, rtv t0 Dr. and Mrs. Pollard of Springfield. This Is the former Bartlett place. Mrs. Clark has pur - chsfed the former Hud Fountain property from her parents Mr anci Mrs. Lee Fountain xtie Leaburg church members o usea in u-.e future for the pur - urie of mnuniM, -i....k , ,he community. Every third Sunday the collection will be al lotea to this fund. j FROM YONCALLA I ONCALLA Jess Davis and ' Mrt Fv. lJ - ,, - ....; i fncaua were married recently. Mrs. Davis came nere trom California, j Mr. and Mrs. Bill Boan and ; family moved In the Turrln house j in Scotts Valley, i Mr. snd Mrs. Claud Ritchev I bought th Ben Huntington house Births Reported ! At Cottage Grove COTTAGE GROVE Bom, Fri day, Aug. 11, t the Butler ma ternity home to Pvt. and Mrs. Frank E. Remsnyder of Cottage Grove, s daughter. The baby has been named Sandra lone. A daughter was born Tuesday, Aug. 1, st the McFarlsnd mster nity home to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Campbell of Cottage Grove. She is named Judy Anne. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Magnussen of Lorane are the parents of a daughter born Saturday, Aug. 5, at the McFarland maternity home. The baby has been named Corby Lee Born, Sunday. Aug. 6, at the MtFarland maternity home to , Mrs. Dorothy Dykstra of Cottage Grove, a son. The baby has been , named Bruce Lee. ' j Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Groat, j Black Butts route, Cottage Grove, ! are the parents of a son born Sun.' I dsy, Aug. 8, st the McFarlsnd ma ternity home. The baby has been named Richard Lee. Mim winma Woodward, tor-, mer resident, now of Lexington, Neb, is spending this -week visit ing friend, in Cottage Grovs. Charlie Robinson from Collngo, Calif., is visiting his sister, Mrs. Ruth Woodson. Monday Calendar 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. The cottage Grove union high school commun ity cannery will be open to those with appointments. 1:30 to 4:30 D. m. The Red Cross surgical dressing classes will meet at tne Masonic tempie unaer the direction of Mrs. John Fin neran. The Degree of Honor picnic has been' postponed until Aug. 21, when they will meet at the home of Mrs. Merl King for s 6:30 pot luck dinner, followed by a busi ness meeting. 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. The Red Cross surgical dressing classes will meet ai me Masonic xempie under the direction ot Mrs. Carl Leabo. 8:00 d. m. The Townsend club will meet at the Townsend hall for a business meeting, Tuesday Cslendar The Kensington club will hold an all day meeting at the IOOF hall. A covered dish luncheon wilt be served at noon. The Sunshine group ot the Church of Christ will meet at the church for all day meeting with a covered dish luncheon at the noon hour. 12:00 noon The Mizpah class of the Presbyterian Sunday school will meet at the City park for a potluck dinner. Each member is asked to bring a friend. 1:00 to 4:00 p. m. The Neigh borhood Unit Red Cross surgical gauze class will meet at the old Walker high school. 5:30 p. m. The two ball four some will meet at the Cottage Grove golf course for a potluck dinner and golf. 7:30' p. m. The Neighbors of Woodcraft will meet at the home of Mrs. Cora Bragg for a social meeting. 8:00 p. m The Ladies Auxil iary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will meet at the. Eagles hall for a business meeting. 8:00 p. m. The Red Cross first aid class will meet at the Masonic temple under the direction of Mrs. Arthur Jones. 8:00 p. m. The Oregon state guard will meet at the armory for drill. Ihed?" Frnm SHEDD F. J. Starnes Is plan- Jing t0 ,ne to the home near Shedd which he recently purchased from Mrs. Lena Pugh and Miss Katherine Pugh. The annual picnic of the Al bany, Oakville and Shedd United Presbyterian missionary societies will be held at Oakville this year during August. Bean picking started this past week at the Hawkins patch north east of Shedd. Several local peo ple are working there. L. N. , Starnes took a load of lambs to market last week. Pas tures early in the summer were better than they were last year but are now showing the effects of dry weather. Gardens in this vicinity, excepting those which have been watered, are seriously damaged by lack of rainfall. Mi s. Grace Harrison of Newport Is visiting relatives in the Ash Swale neighborhood. The Shedd school will open on Sept. 18. Lee Elliott has his new barn nearly completed. Cpl. Ronald H. Morgason of the army air force and Mrs. Morgason spent two weeks visiting their parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Mor gason of Shedd and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Martin of Corvallis. A din ner in their honor was held in Al bany, also celebrating the birth day of their niece. Judy Fletcher. There were 15 present. Cpl. Mor gason is stationed at the Grand Central air terminal at Glendale. Calif. Mrs. Burton Dunn, formerlv of Shedd, was a recent guest at" the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Pugh. She will teach at Molalla next year. The Shedd W.C.T.U. met re cently at the home of Mrs. H. G Pugh. There were a number of visitors present. an' nave taken possession. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Martin and imy nave moved into their new I house. ' Mr. and Mrs. Don Wood moved ' ln he George Cooley house : which was recently vacated bv ' the Martin family The high school principal, Mr. Parson, and family of Vancouver, Wash., will move into the Kruse and ; ir- wood. Mr, r i.-u i ' Harold Ede, were called i iw land by the serious illness of their grandmother. The Yoncalla city council hld it mMfinri Istna I- em i ! rm,.i. ,..., 7" ."! "..'V . ""toii iransactea. i rians were made to naint 1 hall. p 1 cuy George Roberts has left for mil itary service. Th Coast Guard cutter Icsrus was th first U. S. ship to link a nasi submarine in World War IL - Pretty Jerseys They cjo from class room to date time, and keep you look ing always at your bestl Pretty pastels $19.95 Right Answers the Soft Slipover Caledonia's h a n d tailoring means fit that's super In sweat ers! Luscious colors for Fall. Plaid or Fall Color Wool Skirts $7.95. $9.95 S6.S0 2 Ctaud Fall Sui, Simple, cad smart., nr" rule. fc.'rrM , mile for college. in Any College Quiz .... You'll Find 'Them at Gordon's ... of coura Overcoat and Topcoat By buttoning the to ing in or out, yea Season -Skipper t comes overcoat topcoat A cols' classic V