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Rc:nte on Dec. 26
COTTAGE QROVZ Donald
M has announced that the
SMM machinery repair elau will
ot W held en Friday vening,
Da. U. Howevar, thar will ba
halt as usual en Tuesday, Dec.
M and Friday, Dm. M. .
Mr. and Mr, frank Bradlord
nsertatned a few Wanda en
Sunday evening at their home for
an .'Informal buffet dinner and
Christmas party. Th hottest
was assisted by her daughter,
Mist Betty Bradlord, who. ia
home from Oregon State collage.
Guests were Mr. and Mn Alvls
Wicks, Norma, and Karmy; Mr.
and; Mrs. Hubert Haworth and
tons, Keith and Bryon; Mr. and
Mnr. R. C. McNew, Mrs. Flor
ence' Mills.
Grange Givse Farty
A Christmaa program and
party for the children of mem-
ben of the Hebron grange was
held on Saturday evening In the
grange hall. Mrs. Fred Harris,
lecturer of the grange was in
charge of the program, which In
cluded group singing, led by
Esther Trunnel; recitations by
Jeatl Lamb, Marie Geer, and Llla
Maa Chaffee; songs by Jerry
Woileat and a group; a vocal solo
by .Esther Trunnel, a violin solo
by "Marie Geer, a vocal duet by
Mr" and Mrs. Mada Overgaard; a
piano duet by Lenore and Lor
ane Porter; and a short play,
"The Christmas Spirit" At the
close of the program, treats were
presented to th children. The
Grange members enjoyed a social
evehing of dancing and refresh
ments were served.
Lt. and Mrs. Clyde Stewart,
formerly of Cottage Grove, are.
th- parents of a daughter, Bar
bara Jean, bom Dec. 14, at the
Ft-Benning post hospital at Col
umbus, Georgia. Mrs, Roberts
' was the former Jean Savage. The
baby is the first grandchild of
Mri. and Mrs. C. ,S. Roberts of
this city and also Mr. and Mrs.
R. H. Savage of Roteburg, former
residents of Cottage Grove. Mrs.
Savage is visiting Lt. and Mrs.
Roberta fn Georgia.
Tharsday Calendar
12:00 noon Th Lions club
will meet at the Rainbow cafe for
a luncheon and meeting..
IkOM:00 p.m. The Red Cross
office in the city hall will be
El.crion Held By
Club At Coburq
COBURO The Willing Work
ers club held an all-day meeting
at th horn of Mrs. Harold Hurd,
Tuesday. A covered dish lunch
eon was served. A busin ses
sion was hld with Mrs. Stuart
Hurd presiding. Mrs. Lee Thomas
reported that th group had mad
217 article for th war relief
during the year. Mrs. Walter
Chase reported on the last card
party, stating that 32 persons
were present and that six tables
of pinochle were in play. The
next card party will be at th
home of Mr. and Mrs. Clay
wmtaker, Saturday e v a 1 a g,
January a. Mrs. Whltakar will
appoint a committee to be in
charge with her.
Election of officers for th en
suing year took plac as follows:
Mrs. Eva Feulner, president: Mrs,
Charles VogeL vice-president:
and Mrs. Hal Harrington, secre
tary. The "unknown friends" of
the group war revealed and
names were drawn for another
year. The following program
was presented: Christmas carols,
by the group; vocal solo, "White
Christmas," by Mrs. James
Green; reading. "Friendship," by
Mrs. John Adair; piano numbers,
by Donald Hurd; "Silent Night"
and "Away In a Manger," aung
in Spanish, by Mrs. Stuart Hurd
and Mrs. Gilbert Simmons.
A gift exchange was held
among th group. Guests for the
day were: Mrs. Ben Snyder, of
Corvallls; Mrs. John Adair, Mrs.
Guy Herman and Mil Barbara
Calvert. Th next meeting of
th club will b held at the
home of Mrs. Arthur Williams.
Th date will be announced later.
1:30 p. m. The Utopia club
wfB meet at th horn of Mr.
Nelson Durham, with Mrs. Delia
Menmond as hostess. A 1:30
Christmas dinner will be served,
1:00 p.m. The Ad Libitum
ettsb will meet at the home of
Mn. Frank Bradford for a Christ
mas party.
t:00 p.m. Th Harmony cir
ri: of the Baptist church will
mast at Jhe home of Mrs. Carl
Ben for their Christmas meet
tnf. 7:80 p.m. A Christmas can
jrt)u "Carols of Christmas" will
be presented at the Church of
Christ. Th public la cordially
Blasted to attend.
t:S0 p.m. The Kite Bridge
taut will har Its Christmas party
ssj-th home of Mrs. Orlo Bsg
1. 1iM .bv A meeting of the
usordmat lodga of the I.O.O.F.
will be held at the haU. R. H.
Anderson, grand patriarch of the
encampment, will be a visiter.
7:30 p. nv Th Service guild
ef Jhe Methodist church will have
it-Christmas party and gift ex
change at the horn of Mrs.
Kenneth Mickey.
7:30 p.m. The Doren grange
wl)l meet in the ladles club hall.
AT WALTEBVILLE
WALTERVTLLI! Mrs. Guy
Hills and daughter, Alice, have
arrived from Vallejo, Calif., to
visit a week at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
WiSian, and other relatives. She
expect to return Dec. 23.
jack Zabrlskie, seaman 1st class,
has arrived home for a three day
visit with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Zeno Zabrlskie. His brother,
Ronald Zabriskle, from Corvallis
came down for the week-end to
set him. Jack returned Monday
evening. While here he called on
several of the neighbors and
friends.
Mrs. Donald Alexander was
hostess Saturday evening at a pot
luck dinner at her home honoring
her mother, Mrs. George Wllllan,
on ' her birthday anniversary
which came Dec. 14; and also for
the friends to greet Mrs. Guy
HiSs and daughter, Alice, who ar
rived that same evening from Val
lejo, Calif. After the dinner Ron
ald Zabrlskie of Corvallls show
ed pictures which were taken in
this vicinity and on his father's
farm near Walterville. Jack Za
brlskie was a special guest of the
venlng. Ouests were Mr. and
Mrs. George Wllllan, Mrs. Guy
Hflls, Alice Hills, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Page, Mr. and Mrs. Clar
eoea Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
lessen, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Olenn,
Mr. and Mrs. Zeno Zabriskts,
Ronald Zabrlaki, and Jack Za
triskie, Mrs. Alexander and
dabghteiv Lots.
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DBBfAMAS OFBN HOTO8
Aetress Lucille BaD and Ser
jeant Desi Anus will mark the
TnletJde holiday this year with an
open house for film capital friends
6a Christmas day.
The Metro-Gold wyn?Mayr atar
wfll have two tablet, one with
American fooda and the other
With Cuban dish.
.
Before the Christian ra, women
found milk valuabl Is preserving
Monroe Program
To Be Thursday
MONROE Th Christmas pro
gram at th Monro Methodist
Community church will be held
at the church Thursday evening
of this week, at 8 o'clock. Mrs.
L. E. Wright and Mrs. H. A. Mc
Callum are In charge. The pub
lic Is invited.
The interior decorating of th
sanctuary of th church was corn-
plated last week. Th walls were
painted Ivory. Th celling, doors,
and window frames were painted
light ivory. The floors war sand
ed and reflnlthed, and the seats
ware varnished, both in th audi
torium and the primary room ad
joining. The total cost of rfln
ishlng was $900.
Several people from Monro at
tended the candlelightlng service
at the Alpine Methodist Com
munity church on Sunday eve
ning. Schedule of services at the
Monroe and Alpine Methodist
Community churches for Sunday,
Dee. 24, is as follows: 10 a. m.,
Sunday school at both churches;
11 o'clock, morning worship at
Alpine; S o'clock, evening worship
at Monroe; Youth Fellowship in
th early, evening at both
churches.
At the meeting of the church
board of education held recently
at the Methodist parsonage, lt was
decided to sponsor a young adult
fellowship in th church. Mrs. N.
O. Baker was chosen as th regu
lar teacher ol the class at the
Sunday school hour. Other activ
ities will be planned by the
group.
.
Mohawk-McKenzie
Grangers Meet
STAFFORD Mohan k-McKen-zie
grange members met In regu
lar session at the grange hall
Thursday evening. The meeting
was preceded by a potluck dinner.
It also was a Christmas party with
an exchange of gifts, about 40 at
tending. Roy Swezey spoke on
when the soldiers come back they
will want to buy land, Mr. Swe
zey says it is up to grangers to
help them. Mr. and alu. Lyle
Owens were given the obligation.
So far, $4700 worth of bonds have
been sold by the grange bond com
mittee. Mohawk-McKenzie grange
officers went to Thurston grange
Friday evening for Joint Installa
tion. At th next meeting, Deo.
28, Dr. George A. Simon will five
a talk on his travels through Pal-
eatln. Music will be by p. Waldo
Davis. Refreshments will be served
at the close of the meeting.
Members of the Horn Econom
ics club of Mohawk-McKenzie
grange will be entertained at the
home of Gladys Myert Wednesday
evening, Deo. 37, at 8:00. All la
dle of th grange are Invited.
E. A. Sandgathe of Calgary, Al
berta, Canada, haa been a visitor
at the Anna Sandgathe home.
Mrs. Ida Stafford and Mrs.
Sophie Schmitt spent the week
visiting at Medford.
Capt. and Mrs. Carson are th
parents of a daughter born recent
ly. This is their second daughter.
Mis. Carson is the former Carmen
Stafford.
AT WILLAGILLESPIE
WILLAGILLESPIE The ex
ecutive meeting of the P-TA was
held at the schoolhouse Wednes
day evening. It was decided to
hav a study group for parents
only. The firtt meeting will be
Jan. 8, 8 o'clock, at th school
home. There wjis alto a discus
sion on turning "th playshed Into
a skating rink.
The Christmas program will be
Friday evening, Dec. 22, at 8
o'clock. There will be a tree with
Snnta Clans and treats for the
children. The teachers are In
charge of the program.
The "Victory Pals" met with
Mrs. Clem Howell Wednesday.
They packed n Christinas box lor
soldiers in the hospital and sr
making robes for Hie Red Cross.
Deerhorn School
Program Thursday
DEERHORN The Christmas
program at the Deerhorn school
will be held Thursday evening at
the achoolhoute. It will start at
:00 o'clock. The numbers will
Include: opening song; recitations
by Ardith Scroggins, Vada
Scroggins, Francis Shrode, Bert
Schluckebier; vocal solos, Florence
Ann Shrode, Roger George, Ada
Jun Hallembaek; play, "Christ
mas Ev at Horn," with the fol
lowing characters: Hazl Ogden,
Clyde Meyey, Ardith Scroggins,
Duane Scroggins, Anna May Chat-
man, Bart Schluckebier, Geraldlne
Coleman, Roger George, Esther
Ogden, Patty Goods le, Harry
Scnluckebler, Bobby Jim Burns,
Kathleen Mlllican, Dwight Scrog
gins, Anna May Chatman, Glenda
Chatman and Jackie Coleman;
playlet, "Raggedy Ann Helps Sen.
ta Claut," with Bert Schluckebier
as announcer, Glenda Chapman,
Corky Deckert, Kathleen Mlllican,
Roger George, Patty Goodale,
Harry Schluckebier, Dwight
Scroggins, Bobby Jim Burns,
Jackie Coleman, Esther Ogden,
The main play is In the form of
an operetta, "Just Before Christ
mas," with Patricia Ann Chatman,
Roger Chatman, Florence Ann
Shrode, Don Benson, Ada Jun
Hallamback, Cheater and Lester
Ramsey. Larry Schluckebier,
Dickie Foruntaln, Gene Green,
Ralph Hallembaek, Geraldlne
Coleman, Anna May Chatman,
Ardith Scroggins in th cast.
Th Deerhorn home extension
unit met Friday at the home of
Mrs. Harry Tanner. Th pre-sllp
cover class which will be conduct
ed at the home of Mrs. George
Momb at Waltervlll will be held
in January. Red Cross nursing
classes were discussed and it was
decided that thy will probably be
held the last of February. Also,
plans were made to gather up old
clothes to be donated to worthy
organizations. Mrs. Bert Partridge,
Mrs. Harry Tanner, and Mrs.
Metta Watson are to be on the
luncheon committee for January
when Miss Nellie Lyle will be
present to give th project lesson.
Sgt. Art Tanner, who is on a
furlough and has been visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tan
ner, has returned to his parents'
home from Iowa where he visited
his brother. Captain Landon Tan
ner, and family, during part of his
furlough.
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Christmas Event
Held At Lorane
LORANE A Christmas pro
gram was given at the Christian
church Saturday night a follows:
recitations, Eddie Wamock and
Betty Jean Patrick; recitation and
song, "Sweet Christmas Story,"
Joyc ' Oglesby; song, Dalene
Mitchell, Clarice Wise and Jean
Woodward; play, "Christmas
House to Loan," by seven chil
dren; song; play, "Well, of the
Majl"; reading and choralogue;
reading, Bob Green; singing by
choir. A treat was given to the
children.
New officers of Loran grange
went to Spencer Creek Saturday
night where a joint Installation of
officers with Spencer Creek and
Four Oaks granges was held. Burr
Fitch of Central grange was in
stalling officer. Twenty - seven
members of Lorane grange were
In attendance.
Sewing Club Meet
The 4-H Jolly Americans sew
ing club met at the high school
home economics room Thursday
for a Christmas party. Jacquie
Terrell was in charge of arrange
ments and decorations. Refresh
ments were served. Gifts were
exchanged. The girls have com
pleted their darning project, Mrs.
Dan Wamock is leader.
The Lorane Long Horns 4-H calf
olub dehorned 27 head of cattle
at a recent meeting. Dan War
nock, Sr., Is leader. Danny War
nock, Jr., attended a meeting of
the Rotary club in Eugene recent
ly. Ha won th grand champion
prize on his beef cattle at the Lane
county 4-H fair.
Mrs. Deloret Hoyt presented her
piano pupils in a recital at the
grange hall Sunday, with the fol
lowing program: song, "America";
prayer, Bob Green; piano solos,
Boyd Mitchell, Janice Addison,
Beverly Ream, Eddie Wamock and
BlUie Mitchell; piano duet, Car
men and Carol Damewood; "Si
lent Night" by all; piano solos,
Elaine Petty, Joan White, Sheila
Stephens, and Si Wise; song, "Joy
to the World"; piano solo, Dennis
Mitchell; duet, Darlen and Sheila
Stephens; tolo, Darlene Stephens;
piano quartet, Joan White, Car
men and Carol Damewood, and
Beverly Ream; song. "Oh, Little
Town of Bethlehem"; piano solos.
Dalene Mitchell, Barbara Shields
and Elva Mitchell; a girls' trio.
Darlen and Sheila Stephen and
Dalen Mitchell; boys trio, Den
nis Mitchell, SI and Donald Wise.
The girls were winners In the con
test piano solo, Betty Mitchell.
Awards were given to Elaine Pet
ty, Eddie Wamock, Joan White,
Darlene Stephens, Elva Mitchell,
Dalene Mitchell and Sheila Ste
phens. ,
The mill camp Sunday school
will hav a Christmaa program
Dec. 28.
San Francisco for an Indefinite
stay with hr son, Bernard Cum
mins, and her sister, Mrs. Susi
Lyman.
Lee Bittner of Everett. W:ish..
nnt a iitr i-AnHv th '
Homer Hammock home.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Knolcs are
ipendtng three weeks In Redonia,
Kansas, visiting relatives.
Mrs. Clyde Downing has re
turned home from Grtenfield,
Iowa, where th spent two months
visiting relatives.
Mrs. P. K. Ruckcr has returned
ironi Mjin j,m. fm
Mr. Ma Cummin has (on as wk' stay with bar husband,
McForland Sunday
School Sets Program
McFARLAND Th McFar
land Sunday school will present
its annual 'Christmas program
Thursday, Dec. 21, at $j.m. After
th program a social hour wiu
be enjoyed In th church parlor.
Th public Is invited to be pres
ent and th following program
will be given:
Piano prelude, Mrs. fl. C. Her
ron; Christmaa carol, congrega
tion; Prayer by ' Superintendent,
Mrs. c natter lawaroa.
In the group are the following:
Rerinnera division: Mary Lou,
Lanny and Sammy Crocker, Rich
ard Franklin, Ruth Ann Graham,
Merle Lemon, Iva Pierce, Bobby
Marcum. Primary division: Caro
lyn Abbott, Bobby Dixon, Harry
Graham, Fatty norcryx. jwwi
eise: Beverly Franklin, Thelma
Kent. Anna Marcum, Rata Crock
r. Joann Graham. Cor ley Maa
Kent, Pater Buxbaum, Bobby
Nordyke, Robert Zyastt. Duett
Mrs. H. A. Franklin and Mrs. R.
C. Herron. Junior division: Billy
Clavton. Larry and Bobby Gra.
ham. Intermediate division: Ines
and Agnes Marcum, Rose Mary
Kent, Alice and France dutch
welL Melvin Nordyk. John Oia
ham and Blllv Volker. A solo
will be sung by Rev. Kenneth F,
Ahhntt.
A pageant, "Th Nativity," is
to be given by Margaret Cole
grove, Ronald Dixon, Beverly Ann
Abbott, Patty Barker, i ranees
Blackwell. Doris Ann Rigor, Do-
reen Zysett, Bobby Dixon, Rob
ert Zysett, Billy Clayton, narris
Marcum. and Calvin Blackwell;
Paul Wesley Crist, LoRay Rick
ard, Virgil Marcum, Carolyn Ab
bott Alice- Blackwell, Beverly
Franklin, Thelma, Corley Mae and
Rot Mary Kent, Anna, ines ana
Agnes Marcum, The reader is
Charles D. Colegrove. Accompan
ist: Mrs. Earl Franklin,
The choir will sing, "It Came
Upon a Midnight Clear."
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Proqram Given At
Willakenzie Grange
WILLAKENZIE -The juveniles
opened the program of the Willa
kenzie grange on Saturday night
by singing. In one number
Marjorie Olson and Harold Ruth
erford took th solo parts, ac
companied by the choir. Mrs.
Hugh Mulloy directed the
choir. Mrs. LlUle Hayes
the choir. Mrs. Hugh Mulloy dl
gave a reading of her own com
position, "The Meaning of Christ
mas," concluding with the read
ing of the nativity from St. Luke.
Mrs. Gerald Saunders gave two
solos, accompanied at the piano
by Miss Marie Baker. She con
cluded her part of the program
by leading the body in singing
"Silent Night',' and "Oh, Come
All Ye Faithful." P. Waldo Davis,
accompanied by his son, Hershal
Davis, entertained on his musical
bells. Roberta Rutherford and
Dick Lajoie sang, accompanied by
Marjorie Olson. Following this
number the, lecturer, Miss Marie
Baker, called on various members
for a tale of th first Christmas
they remembered. Carl Ruther
ford then lead the group in the
singing of carols and told of the
originations of the carols. Mrs.
George Saunders presented a
tableau, "The Nativity." The pro
gram closed with Santa Claus
coming in and giving each an
apple.
At the business meeting the
new officers for the year took
charge with each officer present.
It was announced that at the next
meeting of the grange the officers
of last year would present the
program. The charter of the
grange was draped in honor of
the passing of .one of th mem
bers, R. Claude Gray. This was
don by th chaplain, Mrs, C. S.
Calef, and Mrs. E. J. Koplin,
Ceres. The demit of Stanley Darl
ing was voted upon and he be
came a member of this organiza
tion. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dal
tort also were elected to become
members of the grange. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Kinney were obligated
in the first and second degrees.
The first and second degree in
itiatory work, of the grange will
be presented to a class of candi
dates in January. Reporting for
the agriculture committee. Earl
Harrison reported on a hormoe to
be sprayed on applea to prevent
them from prematurely falling.
Mrs. Carl Rutherford reported for
the home economics cotmntttee,
telling of the Christmas party
held at their meeting tha previous
week, and expressing thanks to
William Forest and Clarence
Hover for the work they did in
making and installing new cur
tain rods in th hall. She also re
ported that some of the ladle had
painted the new table while oth
ers worked on a quilt. At this
time Mrs. Gyneth Olson's resig
nation aa pianist was read and
accepted. The music committee
was instructed to select a new
pianist. The worthy master,
George Molltor, read the list of
appointments to committees for
the coming year.
They are: Agriculture. Earl
Harrison, chairman, Roy Corum,
and O. S. Fletcher. Legislative,
Clarence Hover, chairman. Frank
Pattison, E. J. Koplin. Finance,
Mrs. C. N. Jensen, chairman,
Mrs. Frank Pattison, and Ellis
Maharry. Building and grounds,
Bart Nevers, chairman, C. N. Jen
sen, and H. E. McKay. Member
ship. Clarence Hover, chairman,
H. E. McKay, and Carl Ruther
ford. Rtlicf. Mrs. C. S. Calef,
chairman, Mrs. J. S. Walls, and
Mrs. P. Krogstad. Music. Mrs.
Bart Nevers. chairman. Mrs. Vir
gil Vincent, and Mrs. Cal Forres- j
ter. Juvenile committee, Mrs.
Hugh Mulloy, chairman, Mrs.
Virgil Vincent, and Mrs. Ethel
Gustafson. Harold Olson was
named Youth chairman. It was
announced that the Lane county
agriculture council would meet at
the 4-H evading eg the sab.
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grounds on Dec. 21. Virgil Vin
cent, secretary of the grange, read
his report for 1944, showing a net
gam in membership of six tor
the year. His report alto covered
the financial report of the order.
Carl Rutherford gave a report on
the sixth war loan drive. Me
froshments were served by the
home economics committee In the
dining hall after granRe. The
Juvenile grange was In charge of
their patron. Hugh Mulloy. The
Juveniles will have their Christ
mas part an Saturday tight,
Dec. 23.
Meredith Olson is horn from
I her studies in Corvallls for a two
I week vacation.
MrS. OpnrtTP SmilulM ttn,4-.4
a grange conference In Bend for
two days last week.
Cantata Thursday
COTTAGE GROVE A carol
fantasia, "Carols of Christmas."
will be presented Thursday, at
the Church of ChrUt. hy the
Urir masted alien-. Th can
tata will be under the direction
of Mrs. Herbert Moon and will
start at 7:30. The program will
be as follows: Scripture lesson,
Vera June Mason: "The Christ
mas Invitation" by the choir with
a solo by Helen Smith: "The
.Message of the Angsts" by the
choir with a solo by Lucille
Eastburn and a trio number by
Lucille and June Eastburn, and
Neva Shaw. "The Dark Silent
Town br the choir, with solos
by DKie Bushell and Eileen Mar
pole. 'Duets will be sung by Dixie
Bushell "'ith.
Gleason and , so
Christmas 6d
Donald EasUwrn. -y ,
I Star" by the chou w ,
: Jeanne Ann <
'. Allen, Co- m
: A duet wiu bs
I oration" by ,ne.. Thri
by June M"""; .hoir.
Day"un8 by thetfou
Early lit5'u"crtki
. milk by Egj-Pf"5' u -
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