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went ' V Krrer!ent.tth. F . - - auxiliary Kot Foreign War,, .t ll ol M. ""rd Stan" P L. meeting i short "u hi - L the coveiw"-" E Nora Pn, district 8n aux,0,J r tlbruar? business meet ' ..iii.r also will b " , nrPitiriemS '"..""'.' m Ar- th oinces . r..H entertainment will i uiiih tne I the " . l, made up of Mrs. M-n- Mrt. Jasper Simons, lck Nudelman and Mrs. ore. HA CLL'B ,etU club of the Pythian "ill meet at the home of recil Henderson, 2508 .hte street, Wednesday at six-thirty o'clock, or dinner. The committee ge wUI be Mrs. Will Mrs. James Furnish, U Overgard, Mrs. Fran yfor and Mrs. Henderson. STALL jhters of Union Veterans old public installation of , Wednesday erening at thirty o'clock, in the post it the armory. Mrs. Verna er of Seaside, department Bit, will be the installing event will be preceded by hick dinner at six o'clock, embers and their families. I GROUP membership committee of immunity YWCA will meet iv evening, eight o'clock, j YW bungalow, Mrs. W. re, chairman, presiding. iilary to the National As lon of Postal Clerks will for a six-thirty o'clock pot linner on Saturday evening, home of Mr. and Mrs. r Cole. The husbands of eis art to be guests at the r. Installation of officers w held by the auxiliary. niliary to the National As Son of Letter Carriers will at the home of Mrs. F. R. fcn Friday evening, for a thirty dessert. Mrs. Dan kr will assist the hostess. mens Council of First niati church will meet for iv sewing in the white room. ie church Wednesday, with ick luncheon at noon. UAV ACXTLIART Auxiliary to the Disabled American Veterans will meet for regular business session Fridny evening at eight o'clock, at the armory. Refreshments will be served after the meeting. New members received into the auxiliary at Its last meeting were Mrs. Earl Petty, Mrs. Ger ald Kelsey, Mrs. William Cole man, and Mrs. Helen M. Parke. HOSTESS THURSDAY JUNCTION CITY Mrs. Warne Empey entertained the afternoon of January lg at a des sert at her home in honor of Mrs. Ralph Henderson of Belle fountain, Mrs. Virgil Kingsley of Riverview, and Mrs. Carl Mason of Junction City. For entertain ment guests made their own fav ors in the form of gay kitchen holders. The lable was made attractive with lighted candles on little decorated individual cakes. Re freshments were served the hon or guests and Mrs. W. B. Empey of Junction City, Mrs. Laurence C. Moftitt of Eugene, Mrs. Ralph Koon tind Mrs. Mary Wing of Riverview, and the hostess, Mrs. Empey, after which all enjoyed the gifts presented by the group to the guests of honor. Forty attended the dinner giv en by past royal matrons and past royal patrons of the Ama ranth court the past Monday at the Osburn hotel, wives or hus bands of the group being guests. Initiation was held for Mrs. E. C. Hall, immediate past royal matron of the court, and for Jay B. Hewitt, immediate past royal patron for the group, Mrs. E. F. Liddell and W. A. Cummings having charge of the initiation. Mrs. Clarence A. Elkins and Mrs. J. J. Godlove were in charge of arrangements for the dinner. First division of St. Mary's Catholic church Altar society met the past week at the home of Mrs. A. F. Welter, Mrs. V. A. Fall and Mrs. F, Templeman as sisting. Twenty attended. A pot luck luncheon was served Work was done on Red Cross articles. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. C. B. Christensen, January 29, when officers will be elected. Mrs. John Cordell, and Mrs. M. N. Gent will assist. Cenral Lutheran Ladies Aid society will hold its semi-annual celebration of birthdays, honor ing all those whose anniver saries occurred in the past six months, at a no-hostess meeting Thursday afternoon at two-thirty o'clock, at the church parlors. Mrs. Mollie Hanson is chairman of the refreshment committee. HERMANEK'S SLEnDERIZERS HI i ""OK-thm-opring" collection 0 Gay, colorful Kenhara 'prints you'll dote on . . . tailored to the slender izing design that has made the name of Ken nedy such a blessing to half-sizes. In lug gage, aqua, blue, gray, lime, green, or shock ing. Sizes 16V4 to 24 Vu 8.95 to 14.95 m WUlamtt TlUhe Division, auxfllarr to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, will serve its monthly potluck dinner Saturday evening at six-thirty o'clock. Following the dinner there will be enter tainment and a business meeting. All members are asked especially to be present at the business ses sion, when a vote will be taken whether to continue the social afternoons. Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen will hold its social meeting Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. M. D. Powers. It is to be a seven thirty o'clock dessert, with cards to follow. The hostess will be assisted by Mrs. C. H. Walter, Mrs. F. J. Drury and Mrs. M. W. Strowbridge. Degree of Honor has postponed its meeting, which was schedul ed for Tuesday evening, until Monday evening, Jan. 30, when installation of officers will be held. Installing officer will be the state president, Mrs. Violet Hyde of Albany, and other visit ors will attend. Baptist Service Mothers club will meet Monday evening at seven-forty-five o'clock, at the church parlors. Mrs. Florence Scott and her group will serve as hostesses. Mrs. W. T. Country man has charge of the program. A business meeting is to be held, and a good attendance is desired. St. Mary's guild, St, Mary's Episcopal church, will hold its regular meeting, Wednesday, at the parish house. There will be a covered dish luncheon at noon, birthdays of the month to be honored, Mrs. Herbert Smeed, Mrs. N. L. Murphy, Mrs. E. G. Minot, and Mrs. E. Eugene Chad- A special meeting will be held Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock by the East division of the Wo men's Union of Central Presby terian church, at the home of Mrs. W. F. Gardner. Work will be done on afghans. Women's Union of First-Baptist church will hold a special meeting Tuesday evening at seven-forty-five o'clock, at the chapel. Special music and enter tainment is planned, and an of fering will be taken for a project. Mrs. W. I. Lane will be chair man of the card party to be held Monday afternoon at two o'clock, by Women of the Moose, at Moose nail. A regular chapter meeting of Women of the Moose will be held Friday evening at eight o'clock, at the lodge hall, with no special program planned. Dorci.s society of Seventh-day Adventist church will meet Wednesday at the sewing room at the church, from ten until four o'clock. Getchell club of the Royal Neighbors will meet Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Les ter Read. Philathean sewing group of First Methodist church will meet Thursday afternoon at two-thirty o'clock, at the home of Mrs. J. A. Morgan. I w I Telephone Meeting I Grange Notes Listed For Monday TRENT Arthur C. Bates, evan gelist, will hold a four-day rally meetlnr at the Trent church, be ginning Wednesday, Jan. 24, and closing Sunday evening, Jan. 28. At 6:30, there will be a potluck supper, combining church night and the beginning of the rally. Lions Club Plans Future Activities COTTAGE GROVE At the Lions club meeting on Thursday noon, Robert Clark, assistant pro fessor of the speech department of the University of Oregon, brought a group of three speak ers, Miss Barbara Bozorth, Miss Esther Quier, and Miss Carolyn Jacobs, who conducted a sym posium on the Dumbarton Oaks conference. At the business meet ing of the club, plans were made for naming an outstanding citizen of the month. A citizen from this community will be chosen for outstanding civic contribution and will be feted at a dinner the first meeting of the month. The com mittee making the January selec tion will consist of Elmer Tohlen, chairman: Norman Richards, Rev. Louis Sohler, Earl Hill. A sum of $13.50 was collected at the meet ing to add to the Lane county sports fund for infantile paraly sis. The Lions club issued I chal lenge to the chamber of com merce to play them In a volley ball game as an added attraction at the special polio benefit on Jan. 30 at the high school. It was announced that at next week's meeting an investiture ceremony will be conducted. Bud Husted will be in charge. Seoul Event Set A district meeting of the South Lane district. Boy Scouts of America, Oregon Trail council, has been announced for the eve ning of Jan. 24. A potluck dinner will be served in the IOOF hall at Cottage Grove, starting at 6:30 o'clock. Following the dinner, a business meeting will be held and officers will be elected. All scout officials, scouters, and friends of scouting are Invited to attend. The Jefferson school has con tributed to the Infantile paraly sis fund in an unique way. Two special evenings of sport were sponsored this week. In order to raise money for the fund. On Wednesday evening, the girls' teams and the boys' A and B squads played Creswell grade school. Cottage Grove won all three games, the cubs winning by an Impressive score of 33-17. Drain played Cottage Grove on Thursday evening. Again the Cot tage Grove teams won the three games, the score for the main game standing at 49-20. The $25.00 In gate receipts will be sent to the sports fund. Utopia club met at the home of Mrs. Loren McLaughlin on Thursday afternoon, A dessert Court Of Honor For Boy Scouts Monday JUNCTION CITY. Boy Scout Troop 15 will hold its court of honor Monday night. In the grade school. Preceding the court of honor the Doys ana ineir par .nf, anA OTlOctc will hfiVe a TOt luck dinner in the grade school cafeteria starting at 7 o'clock. Tpnnn 15 Is sDonsored by the Junction City Lions club. The (rnnn mmmittee Consists Of wnrnp Kmmv. chairman: Virgil wheeler: Dan Brown; Ernest Kennedy: and Roscoe 'Paine. I.ee Murphy is neighborhood commls sioner for this district. The trooo now consists of 18 roistered scouts. Of these, Ted - olen cprvps ns lunlor as- i sistant scoutmaster. Jim Pitney is scoutmaster. The trooo s oiu-r-crs for the first half of the year: Jack Ross, senior pairoi leaner t-l- nriionw fnx natrol leader I ..j T3r,v,ort Ttarnes. assistant: Bill Hansen, Beaver patrol leaaer, and Donald Empey, scribe. ii..-;nc wlntpr the troop has gone on one overniiht hike to the scout loR camn iu muo ,..t nf Junction Cltv. and on two : nfternoon and eveine hikes to : the river. They also had a oasKei ball or football game, once a mi i U-J (rnaenrff t monin. me uuu imu o - hunt and Christmas partv before Christmas. Regular weeKiy meet ings are held each Monday night in the Christian cnurcn nan. The following ranks and merit badges were approved by the board of review and these hoys will receive the award at the court of honor. et- rnt TTvnpst TCennedv: first class scout, Donald Emoey; second class scout. Robert Barnes: first a.d. Jack Ross and Bob M...r,Viv nronnl health and public health, Jack Ross; first aid to animals, boo murpny, sheep farming, Ernest Kennedy; poultry keeping, Donald Empey: pathfindine. Jack Wheeler; war service, .lerold Zcnzen, Jack Wheeler, Jack Ross. Bob Murphy Bill Hansen. Dick Paine, Benny Jacksch and Dean LeClerc will be Invested as tenderfoot scouts COBURG The Coburg Rural Telephone company will hold its annual meeting in the Odd Fel lows hall, Monday at 7:30 p. in. All shareholders on lines 67, 72, 74, 75, 77, 78 and 79 are urged to be present. The Coburg Past Nublc Grands club will meet next Thursday eve ning at the home of Mrs. Clay Whitaker. Mrs. Verne Tyler will assist Mrs. Whitaker with the en tertaining. Mrs. D. E. Hunt entertained at her home recently with a party honoring the eleventh birthday anniversary of her twin daugh ters, Cleta and Rita. Games were played followed by the serving of refreshments. Those present were: the guests of honor, Cleta and Rita Hunt, Marcella Linder, Do lores Coburn, Myrtle Davenport, Wanda Crownover, Gladys Ha worth. Barbara Reese, Delores Ann. Knight, Betty Walker, Kay Wood Janet O'Neil, Evelun Plcm ins, Sue Plemins, Ruth Penning ton, Anita Salisbury, Alma Salis bury, Lena Crownover, Dorothy Mass and Beverly Hunt. Before adjusting hems of dress es to new lengths, rip the hem and wash the garment. It is earler to get rid of the crease and thin ridge of soil which often forms at this point with this method. Loraiie Lorane grange will I meet Tuesday night, Jan. 23. On 1 the refreshment committee are i Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Mitchell, Mr. i and Mrs. W. T. Moore and Bob ' Philson. The grange will hold a party at the hull Saturday, Jan. j 27, starting at 8 p. m. Committees in charge of the prizes include: Mrs. Ben Briggs and Mrs. G. R. ' Elmore; in charge of games, Mrs. , L. N. Ashley, Mrs, Vera Pike, Mrs. Vera Scales and Lillian Fulling j ton; children's games, Mrs. Eloine j Stephens, Mrs. Helen Crader and I Mrs. Alice Warnock; refreshments, i Mrs. Edith Dunn. Mrs. Nettie I Moore and Mrs. Ella Delp. Grange I members are to take pie to be sold. I The public is invited. ' Crow The Crow grange will ; put on its play, "The Poor Mar i ried Man," at Elmira union high j school, the evening of Jan. 37, 1 40 per cent of the proceeds to go 1 to the Elmira grange building fund. , Mohswk-McKensle Mohawk McKenzie grange will meet in reg ular session at the grange hall next Thursday at 8 p. m. The ob ligation will be given to eight new members. All committee mem bers are asked to be present and make reports. Refreshments will be servd by Thresa Brown and Lydia Edgell. Santa Clara The Santa Clara . grange met last week. The grange voted to sponsor the Boy Scout 'troop. Tho first and second de gree obligation was given to Mr, Eugene Register-Guard, Sunday, Jan. 21, IMS Pat 11 and Mrs. Lynn Emrick by the master, Roy Overgaard. The pro gram was presented by the lec turer, Mrs. M. K. Emmons and was "A Trip Through the South ern States"; O. K. Baldwin talked on the homes; Mrs. S. S. George, on the schools: Mrs. B. Kellogg on the churches Mi's. E. R. Kerr, on food. Mrs. Emmon gave a short talk on Stephen Foster, composer of the old southern folk songs. There was group singing. Refresh ments were served by Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Barbie. Mr. and Mrs. Witmer Walton and Mrs. Eugene Chadwlck. Irving Irving grange will hold its regular meeting Friday eve ning with dessert of pie and cof fee served at 7:30 o'clock. Bond Total Hiqh NOTI Mrs. Mildred Marsh, war bond chairman' for lhi dis trict, has reported that $39,212 in bonds were sold in the sixth war loan. She expresses her thanks to all those who helped to make the drive a success, Mrs. Edith Keith of Walton, Mrs. Al Pllon, Mrs. Nettie Swanson, H. G. Sultle, Ralph Wlgham. Myron Blackwell, Darwin Hale and William L. Ainsworth of Notl. Those who helped at the bond rally given at Elmira high school Included the Victory Vodvil Troupe from Eugene, LeRoy Scott, Mrs. Rom SUclu, Mrs. Bernice Wilcox, Mrs. Knight, and Mrs. Leonard. Girls from the high school acting as usherettei were Velma Petersdorf, Loll Philpott and Eileen Clark. In the girls' chorus which sang 'Any Bonds Today" and "Everybody Every Pay Day" were Marian Dennison, Donna Alsop, Maria McClellan, Mary Marsh, Audrey Harper, Erlene Hammer, Hazel David, Bylo Keith, Vivian Job and Marvel Halleday, Virginia Foster was pianist. The school "Yell Queens" who gave soma very clever yells boosting the sale of bonds Included Wanda Johnson, leader, JoAnne Hale, Doris Swanson, Jewel Brewer, and Lela Garber. The Boy Scouts, troop No. 48, and cubs collected the white elephants which were auctioned for bonds. They also opened the program in giving the salute to the flag. Calvin Hale and Har vey Buckridge, Jr., each gave or iginal recitations on bond buy ing. Mrs. Florence Garner, Mrs. Ruby Johnson, Mrs. Al Pilon, Mrs. Mildred Marsh and Jean Hale were at the tables where bonds were sold. $18,000 worth of bonds were sold at this rally, which helped considerbly In reach ing the quota for this district. In Florence FLORENCE Given a farewell party at the Ada grange hall Thursday night was Wesley Mar tin, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Martin, who entrained Friday to report in Portland on Saturday for training as a naval air cadet. Martin was graduated from Sluslaw high school at mid term, and will go to Tennessee for 14 months prefllght school. Carl Croslar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ruford D. Corstar of Silt coos, has joined the marines and !. anna In Kan DleBO. to enter boot training. He graduated from high school at midyear. A rare nartv -n crivfn him at the Ada grange hall, prior to his de parture. C. E. Yeargain, district passen 0,. affpnt. nnH Robert H. Hunt. passenger agent from the Albany ornce or me ooumern racmc lines, were Florence and Cush- man visitors this week. Paul Plank, regional director of j the farm census bureau. Eugene, I was in conference with Mrs. Irma naefnrH anrt .T C Ponsler here this week. Mr. Ponsler has started census taking in the Glenada Canary district and Mrs. Basford in the Minerva district. The Reedsport-Gardlner Lions club met at the Hotel Florence hnnnuM nvm rwpnt V with Knb. bert M. Fischer, Jr., district gov- Alcn nrMint urfrf Klrhv Fortune, past district governor. Coos Bay; C. P. McNabb of the Coos Bay Music Box, and Ernest 7inllrr RMftinrt rltlh N I n m visitors attended from Florence. T,. Mat.a nY nrhMhW A, Hill a local Lions club will be given consideration at tne Booster ciud meeting scheduled for Monday night at the Rod and Gun club house on Munsel lake. was served, after which annual election of officers was held, as follows: president, Mrs. Nelson Durham: vice president, Mrs. Loren McLaughlin; secretary, Mrs. Sylvia Griggs. Guests of the club were Mrs. Howard Mackln of Wisconsin, Mrs. O. K. Puckett of I Klamath Falls, and Mrs. Walter May. The club will meet on Feb. 15 t lh home of Mrs. Vlnal Randall, Sr. presto! n trick thai works wardrobe magic THE FRESH SURPRISE OF LINGERIE WHITE AGAINST GO-ANYWHERE DARK POPS OUT IN OUR NEW DRESS COLLECTION TO EVOKZ SPRING AND BRING A MAGICALLY EFFECTIVE PICK-UP TO A RUN DOWN WARDROBE. TOWN-TROTTING 2 PIECERS, FROTHIER DRESS-UP FASHIONS. I9.7S. 24.75, 28.71 fir ... ami speaking of fluff . . . DON'T MISS THE DICKIE TRICK, EITHER . . . SPRING SPICE FOR SUIT OR BASIC DRESS. WE'VE A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT, AT 2,95, 3.50 . . . 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