Th Eoffenc Kcglster GaarH
Scout Troop Gives
Party Al Wend ling
WENDLINe Th lenlor Girl
Scouts gave t friendship shower
ToMj at th soout cabin, hon
oring Mr. Darren Stolberf, their
termer leader. Attar the gifts
ware opened refreshment were
erred to the following: Wilma
Jonti, Betty Racy, Mary Lou
Steinberger, Eylene Pattee, Mar
Jorie Raines, Barbara Rogers,
Clara Sansom, Margaret Mix,
Josephine Warner, Irene Grant,
Audrey Keeler, Teresa Kuyken
dall, Maxine and Donna Johnson,
Louise Plant, Rose Ann Stein
berger, Mrs. Darrell Stolberg,
and Mrs. Larry Kelly the scout
leader; Miss Delores Raines and
Miss Jeanne Matte son assistant
leaders; Mrs. Clyde Starr and
Mrs. Loren Raines who are mem
u n h uniit committee. Mrs.
Vern Eastman and Mrs. Wesley
Racy are also members 01 me
committee but were unable to at
tend. At the Ladies' Aid meeting
which was held at the home of
Mrs. Edward . Larsen recently
plans were completed tor the
cooked food sale and bazaar. It
will be held at the Booth-Kelly
store Friday, Dec. 8, 9 a. m.
Those appointed to help with the
bazaar and food sale were: Mes
dames Cora Bilderback, Clara
Pattee, and Gail Byers. Eight
members were present and two
visitors. The visitors were Mrs.
H. E. Conover and daughter,
Lorreen. The next meeting will
be a silver tea and will be held
at the home of Mrs. Catherine
Annabel!.
Mrs. Jack Dillon has returned
home following a visit with her
sot Tinvid Dillon of Camp
Ruc'ker, Alabama. Enroute home'
she visited her daugnier, ivirs.
Burt McConnell a Wac, at Santa
Monica, Calif. Another son,
Wayne Dillon, S-2-c, who has re
cently returned to Fan Francisco,
from the south Ps.-lfic, accomp
anied her home. He has a 23
day furlough.
P.-T. A. Reports Gains
The P.-T. A. membership chair
man, Mrs. Hazel Quigley, reports
that the kindergarten and second
and third grade rooms won in
the membership drive, each room
getting the same number of mem
bers. Due to illness In Mrs. Quig
ley'a home, the treat that were
promised the winners will be
given at a later date. There are
0 members in the P.-T. A. to date.
The Junior Mothers' club met
at the home ol Mrs. Albert
Smith recently, In the form of
"hard times" party. Mrs. May
Tong and Mrs. Marie Worden
were welcomed as new members.
The prizes of the evening were
won by Mrs. Pearl Aubin, Mrs.
Marie Worden, and Mrs. Wilma
Saunders. The next meeting will
be at the hall, Wednesday, Nov.
Jfl. Mrs. Wilma Saunders will
be hostess.
The Wendling grade sohool has
received the following library
books this year: "Casco," by G.
L. Adshead; "Hearty Can Be
Fun," by Munro Leaf; "The Ped
dler's Clock," by Mabel Keith
Bunt; "Topsy-turvy Family," by
Emma L. Brock; "Sing for
Christmas," by Opal Wheeler;
"The Cat Next Door," by Birsa
Shepard; "Wilderness Champ
Ion," by Joseph W. Lippincott.
"Linda Marsh," by A. L. De
Leeuw; "Sensible Kate," by Doris
Rates; "Jerry Goes Fishing," by
Florence Battle; "Water to Burn,"
by . Adam Allen; "Two Logs
Crossing," by W. D. Edmonds;
"Rusty Wants a Dog," by Huber
and others; "First the Flower,
then the Fruit," by J. M. Lucas;
"Mary Poppins Opens the Door,"
bv P. L. Travers; "Derry the
Wolfhound," by M. S. & H. L.
Johnson; "The Girl Without a
Country," by Martha Lee Poston.
TO MEET TUESDAY
WALTERV1LLE Waltervllle
Grange will hold its regular meet
ing Tuesday evening at the hall.
Election of officers Is scheduled
for that evening.
Welcme Rebekah lodge met
last week. The lodge made ar
rangements for family night to
be held Nov. 30 at the hall. This
Is the fifth Thursday evening and
no lodge meeting is scheduled for
that evening. A potluck lunch
will be served. Election of offic
ers places In the chairs for the
coming six months Renee Crab
tree, noble grand; Mrs. Bob Mar
nuardt, vice grand: Hortense
Long, secretary, and for the year.
Hazel Hubbard as treasurer
The harvest supper sponsored by
the Walterville Ladies Aid society
at the Presbyterian church was
a success.
Children in this vicinity who
read !he comic books will be in
terested in knowing that In the
October number of King Comics
there is an article on the pet post
page telling of Rodney West and
hla war dog, Rodney was a for
mer resident of Thurston and
now lives at San Mateo, Calif.,
and visits his aunt, Mr. N. C
Weist and family and Ms grand
mother. Mrs. Proaser, at Walter
villa very summer that he can
get here. Butoh ii the war dog
owned by Rodney and ha gave
him for war service expecting to
get hint returned when hla war
service If over. Butch went
A.W.O.L. the aeomd night tn
samp after breaking his chain
and Rodney wa railed in to
help hunt for him. Because of a
hard rain storm they had no
luck finding him and Rodney
went second time, finding Butch,
who seemed flal to be returned
.' I
Committees For
Club Announced
MAPLETON The Point Ter
race Garden club met last week
at the home of Inga Mason with
Mette Gibson as assistant hos
tess. The meeting opened with
singing of America and the giv
ing of the pledge. As this was
election month roll call was
answered by giving names of
some former president.
Committees appointed by the
new president were as follows:
Program Pearl EUingson, Har
riet Epperson, Lenoia Griffin.
Ways and means Myrt Staehnke,
Olive Johnson, Sophia Nicolle.
Sick Francetta Frederickson,
Rose Mason, Mary Mahan.
Membership Lena Holman,
Carrie Frederickson, Inga Mason.
Beautification Pearl EUingson,
Rose Wright, Myrtle Seavers.
Publicity Golda Binder. Consti
tution and By-Lawa Lyndal El
lingson, Mary Epperson, Lois
Pence. Musician Lyndal EUing
son. It was agreed that the Christ
mas meeting be held Dec. 14 at
the home of Francetta Frederick
son with potluck lunch. A mo
tion was made to have a grab
bag with price limits set at 50c
and 75c.
H. E. Club Holds
Recent Election
SANTA CLARA Mrs. C. D.
Chezem was hostess to the Home
Economics club Friday afternoon,
with 15 members present. Elec
tion of officers was held with Mrs.
Clarence Sederlin being named
chairman; Mrs. M. K. Emmons,
vice chairman; Mrs. E. C. Hart,
secretary; and Mrs. E. G. Vogt,
treasurer. Outgoing officers were
iCTro Tnnv Reinholtz. chairman:
Airs. Roy Overgaard, vice chair
man; secretary and treasurer Dom
being re-elected. The treasurer
reported $122.94 clear for the
year's work.
The club will meet at the home
nt iut,-k u n vnrt rc. is. with a
covered dish luncheon at 1 o'clock.
This will be the Christmas party
and gifts will be exchanged. Also,
nil mpmhprs are to brine: some
gift suitable for the children's
home at Corvallls. '
Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Baldwin "re
turned home last week from
CrDmantn Calif . whore theV
had spent a week visiting at the
home of their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Thomp
son.
At Yoncalla
YONCALLA Mrs. Lloyd Pink
ston assisted by Mrs. Herbert Ho
Bn entertained the members of
the Yoncalla Women's Study club
at her home recently. A two
course luncheon was served. The
meeting was Opened with singing
"Star Spangled Banner" and
"America." RoU call was an
swered to. with embarrassing mo
ments. Mrs. Ervin Rice read a
jftper on American Homes and
used as her topic "The Cultiva
tion of Plants." Mrs. Leslie Chap
man had the art lesson, followed
by Mrs. Kenneth Mulkey's talk
on health, using as her - topic,
"Tears." Fourteen members and
the following guests were present:
Mrs. Sam Smith of Roseburg.
Mrs. Pearl Harvey of Oakland,
Mrs. Workman of Los Angeles,
Calif., Mrs. Zanger and Mrs.
Fred Kruse.
The W.S.C.S. of the Yoncalla
Methodist church met recently
with the president, Mrs. Perry
Smith, presiding. The meeting
was opened with group singing,
followed by the scripture read
ing. The treasurer reported $78
cleared at the election-day dinner.
Plans were made to hold their
regular Christmas bazaar on De
cember 6, starting at 2 p. m. and
continuing through with a tamale
supper at 6 o'clock and a program
at 8 p. m. There will be several
booths with fancy work, candy,
etc. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Lloyd Par
sons, and Mrs. Gertrude Stoute
are in charge of the program.
Mrs. Harold Turpin and Mrs.
Cassins Rychard are in charge of
the grab-bags and Mrs. George
Edis is in charge of the fancy
work. Donations of any fancy
work will be appreciated. Mrs.
Avery La swell is in charge of
the young people's candy, booth.
The Assembly of God church
has had several improvements
recently. The floor has been sand
ed and varnished, and new rugs
have been put down.
LULU GRACE MILLER
SHEDD. Mrs. Lulu Grace MiU
er, 69, died at her home near
Shedd, Nov. 11, after a long Illness.
She was bom at Grand Island,
Neb., on Jan. 30. 1875 and came
to Oregon at the age of six years.
She married John P. Miller in 1899.
He died on Sept. 19, 1943.
The following children survive:
Mm. Grace Buckingham,' Bell
fountain; Mrs. Nina Bales and
Mrs. Annabelle Keller, Shedd;
Mrs. Elizabeth Barber, Corvallls;
Mrs. Bessie Montgomery, Albany;
Mrs. Dollie Seufert, Tangent; Dale
Miller, Lebanon; RusseU and Har
old Miller, Shedd, also 13 grand
children, two sisters, Mrs. Ruby
Walker, Enterprise, and Mrs. Anna
Wicks, Albany; two brothers,
George Mlllhollan, Oakville and
Claude Millhollen, Fresno, Calif.
The funeral service was en Wed
nesday at the Oakville church.
Rev. E. J. Clark officiating. Pall
bearers were T. R. Sprenger. Wll
lard Brown, R. W. Brown, William
Lamar. Glenn Curtis and George
Glthens. In charge of the floral
offering were Mrs. Robert Lind
say, Ms. Robert Miller and Mrs. T.
R. Sprenger. Mrs. Lois Sherer
and Mrs. Allle Sherer sang. Burial
iv aj In the Oakville eematary,
1945 Officers For
JC Grange Elected
JUNCTION CITY Junction
City grange met recently.
Election of officers was held and
the following were named for the
ensuing year: Master, Roscoe
Paine; overseer, Ralph Smith;
lecturer, Mabel Lorang, secretary,
Dick Thorn; steward, Milo Nelson;
gatekeeper, Albert Johnson; as
sistant steward, Ralph Witcher;
lady assistant steward, Josephine
Witcher; Ceres, Bernice Thom;
Pomona, Viola Schooling; Flora,
Emily Wilde; chaplain, Jennie
Gribskov; executive committee,
Earl Jager, O. M. Miller, Jim Mc
MuUen; pianist, Reva Clarke.
The next regular meeting wiU
be held Nov. 24 at 8 p.m. A pro
gram and pie social will be held
after the meeting. Ladies are to
bring pies. Mrs. O. M. MiUer, Fern
McMuUen, and Martha McMullen
are en the serving committee.
Jasper Grangers
List New Officers
JASPER Jasper grange held
its regular meeting last week.
Regular committee reports were
given by the agricultural and leg
islative committees. The home
economics club report was given
by Ruby Shelly who reported
that the next meeting would be
a poUuck supper with the YGA
having charge of the tables. Jan
itors for next meeting are to be
Mr. and Mrs. Lantz. Mr. Howes,
a state deputy was in , attendance
and .gave a talk on membership.
The annual election of officers
was held with the following re
sults: master, Bert Fegles; over
seer, Clem Cummins; lecturer,
Gladys Fegles; steward, Harv
Brown; secretary. Iris Black;
chaplain, Ida Cook; assistant
steward, Lawrence Wheeler; lady
assistant steward, Grace Jones;
treasurer, Dean Beales; gatekeep
er, Everett Chase; Pomona, Oreta
Wheeler; Ceres, Doris Wheeler;
Floria, Wanda Cummins; execu
tive committee, Bob Veltum, Fred
Cook, and Jew Wheeler; musi
cian, Maude Brown.
New Officers In
Lodge Are Reported
COBURG Diamond Rebekah
lodge No. 89 met last week. Seven
candidates were initiated into the
lodge. They were Lorene Parris,
Anneth Fox, Mary M. Looney,
John Knott, Roy P. Stolsig, LeRoy
StalUngs, and Donald Stolsig.
Election of new officers was
held. Those named are: Edna May
Woodruff, noble grand; Evelyn
Wiggins, vice-grand; Velma Stol
sig, secretary, and Vadura Green,
treasurer. Announcement was
made of the sealed bid sale on
Dec. 7. Every member is to bring
some article to be sold to the high
est bidder. Other lodges visiting
for the evening were Springfield
10, Eugene 1, Portland 1. Colorado
1, and Lebanon 1. Fifty-five mem
bers were -present. After lodge a
lunch was served and talks were
given by some visitors and the
new members, John Knott acting
as toastmaster.
Silver Tea Set
MONROE Mrs. Mary Daugh
erty, president, reports that the
members of the Monroe Mothers
association are sponsoring a silver
tea, to be held at the grade school
Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 22.
Proceeds will be added to the
funds of the association, and are to
be used to help out with the ex-
penses to be incurred in getting
the hot lunch project underway
at the grade school. A cook and
helper have been secured, both of
the Monroe community. The kitch
en has been finished, and the
serving of hot lunches will begin
just after the Thanksgiving holidays.
In connection with the ilver
tea, Mrs. Edna Wood, principal of
the grade school, has prepared a
Thanksgiving program, consisting
oi a play, songs, and readings.
Throughout the afternoon the
kitchen will be open to the public.
FROM WF.STFIR
WESTFIR. The Westfir par
ents and teachern club met at th
schoolhouse Friday, with pupils of
miss Minnie miners and Mrs. Cul
len's room giving the program. The
business meeting was presided
over by Mrs. Harold Savage. The
rouowing committees were ap
pointed: ways and means, Mrs.
Donald Shepherd; auditing com
mittee, Mrs. Sam Montgomery and
Miss Minnie Miller. Mrs. Charles
Godsey was appointed to confer
with the district superintendent in
regards to hot lunches for the
school children.
Miss Janet Lee RamsdeU is vis
iting her brother and sister-in-law,
Capt. and Mrs. G. U. J. RamsdeU
In Baltimore, Maryland.
Mrs. D. Logan, Mrs. C. F. Goas,
Mrs. Martin Elam, Mrs. WiUiam
MacMahan, Mrs. Arthur Bullis,
and Miss Jean Neff attended a re
ception given by Creswell Star
chapter in CresweU Thursday eve
ning. Mrs. Goss sang vocal solos
during the evening.
AT VENCTA
VENETA. Harold Bowman has
been home on furlough and is vis
iting his wife and two sons. He
has been stationed at Camp Wal
ters, Texas, for the past five
months. He Is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Jock Bowman of Veneta.
Patsy KeUy has returned to her
home after spending fie past five
months with her father In Ven
tura. Calif.
Veva Holland gave a dinner
party at her house Sunday In hon
or of her two grandsons, Harold
Bowman and Junior Mclntire.
There were 25 guests present for
the occasion.
Mr. and Mm. John Sleinkc called
at the home of Mrs, Veva Holland
Meaotlr,
Eagles Planning
For Social Meeting
COTTAGE GROVE At a recent
business meeting of the Fraternal
Order of the Eagles, plans were
made to have a social meeting on
Nov. 22, instead of a regular busi
ness session. Late in the evening,
a chiU feed was enjoyed by the
members.
The Friendly eiub met at the
home of Mrs. Mark Morgan on
Friday afternoon. FoUowing des
sert, a regular business meeting
was held. The members voted to
prepare a Christmas box for the
soldiers in camp hospitals. Plans
also were made for the Christmas
party. The club will hold its
Christmas party at the home of
Mrs. Newton Land on Dec. 19.
Mrs. Veva Collier was a guest at
the meeting.
Entertain Group
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil CaldweU en
tertained for an informal evening
of music at their home on Satur
day evening. During the evening
Mrs. George Hardy sang several
solos, accompanied on the piano
by Mrs. CaldweU. Arthur Mason,
Mr. L. C. Hart also played num
bers on the piano and electric
guitar. A men's quartet composed
of Mr. Caldwell, Larry Levens,
Frank Brown, and Robert Gra
ham, also sang. Late in the eve
ning, refreshments were served by
the hostess. Guests' included Mr.
and Mrs. George Hardy, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Brown, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Kabler, Mr. and Mrs. Gay
lord Davies, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Mason, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hart,
Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam Plye, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Bricher, Mrs. BeUani
of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Levens, Mr. and Mrs. Damon
Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gra
ham. Mrs. J. F. Finneran announces
that the Red Cross surgical gauze
classes will be held as usual until
further announcement. The Cot
tage Grove unit has a larg! supply
of materials on hand which are to
be used.
9:30-11:30. a.m. The Red Cross
surgical gauze classes will meet in
the Masonic temple.
1:30-4:30 p.m. The Red Cross
surgical gauze classes will be held
in the Masonic temple.
8 p.m. The Fraternal Order of
'the Eagles will hold a social meet
ing in the Eagles hall.
8 p.m. The Moose lodge will
meet in the PhiUips hall.
Shedd Items
SHEDD Rev. J. A. Hall has
returned from Virginia where he
visited relatives and is at his
home in the Peoria neighborhood.
Mi's. Pool and sister, Mrs.
Floyd Bulman, are in Rapid City,
S. Dakota, visiting their father,
who is. seriously ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fox are
the parents of their first daugh
ter, born Sunday at the Lebanon
hospital. The little girl has six
older brothers. She has been
named Pearl. .
Shedd high students sponsored
a carnival in the gymnasium re
cently, proceeds from which will
be used for school activities. A
program was given including or
chestra selections, a vocal duet
by Nancy Pugh and Joan Ox
ford; instrumental duet by Betty
Davis and Vernon Elliott; vocal
solos by Mildred Nichols, with
piano accompaniment by Vernon
Elliott, and a short play.
The Drain and Shedd high
school football teams played here
on Friday. Shedd won 25 to 18.
The Priscllla club met at the
home of Mrs. Ellamay Pugh last
week, with 18 members present.
The first home demonstration
meeting that the club is spon
soring is to be held at the school
house in the home economics
room on Dec. 1. "Fewer Colds" is
to be the topic. Mrs. Ruth Rob
erts presented the contest with
the prize going to Mrs. Dorothea
McKinley. Refreshments were
served. The next meeting Is to
be at the home of Mrs. Yola St
John.
CARNIVAL SUCCESS
CRESWELL. The faculty and
members of the student body of
mgn senooi are apreciativ of
the loyal support given at the car
nival Friday evening. The total
receipts were $559, $76 of which
came from the sale of refresh
ments sold by the Parents club.
Since the freshmen claaa sold the
most tickets their candidate, Bev
erly Hancock, was crowned queen
by the business manager of the
class, BiU Lamb, with Joyce Mc
Donah, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
G. N. McDonah, serving as erown
bearer. The princesses were Elea
nor Fox of the senior elas, Margey
Setter of the junior class, and
Joyce Everson of the sophomore
class. Moving pictures supplied
by the Bonneville otfic in Eugene
were a feature and tour shows
were given. Several out-of-town
visitor were present The prize
went to R. C Claghorn. Jr. Jack
H. Gruber, principal, Mr. Harris,
Mrs. Bryant and Mr. Hopper,
teacher assisted the students with
the program of the evening.
AT FALL CREEK
FALL CREEK. Wednesday of
last week marked 50 years of mar
ried life for Mr. and Mrs. George
Rice. They had a quiet observ
ance of the day with a few friends.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. CampbeU
are here from Napa, Calif., at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. Frank
Tailor. They are expecting to lo
cate on the Gregory place on Little
Fall Creek.
R. M. Taylor was called to
Seattle by a phone message saying
that Mrs. Taylor who is in a hos
pital there, is not so well.
TO OBSERVE THANKSGIVING
JASPER. The Jasper Christian
church will observe Thanksgiving
on Sunday with a program during
the morning services followed by
a basket dinner. Kenneth John
son will present a musical pro
gram, following Um dinner,
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WALTERVILLE. Mr. and Mrs.
Willia Glenn were host recently
to members of their family and
also Mr. and Mrs. Jim Edwards of
Goshen. Birthdays of the family
for the month of November were
celebrated.- Guests from Junction
City included Mr, and Mrs. Clyde
Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Glenn and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
George Tracer and two daughters.
Mr. and Mr. Merle Hentze. Mr.
and Mrs. Charley .lessen ol Walter
Viil and the boat.
Word has been received here of
the death of Ben McCollum, a
former resident of Walterville,
and who had resided in Cottage
Grove the past few years.
T-Sgt. Lester Wheeler Is visit
ing at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Blanche Wassom, while he is on
his furlough. He has ako been
visiting in the Deerhorn vicinity.
The Walterville Ladies Aid so
ciety met last week, all day. for
quilting. Mr. and Mrs. M. J.
Wearin and Mr. and Mrs. Zeno
Zabrtski and Kenneth Smith
called during the afternoon. Ar-J
rangements were completed for
the Thanksgiving harvest supper
held at the church Friday eve
ning. Thanksgiving week's meet
ing will be- held Friday. Nov. 24 so
those having school vacations will
be able to attend the aid meeting
George Willism has rented his
stwmill for the next few months
to Melvin Couch, Lowell Hubbard,
and Vernon Hubbard, the men to
take over soon. They are getting
Lh mil ready lor running now.
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