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Newspaper Page TextPage 14 Eugene Register Theta Rho Girls Install Officers CRESWELL Officers of the Alpha Nu chapter of Theta Rho clubs were installed for the new year at the meeting Thursday evening. They are: president, Margey Sattcr; vice-president, Charlene Ellis; recording secre tary, Betty Tiedje; financial sec retary, Nclda Syphers, marshal, Norma Rand; treasurer, Jeanne Tiedje; conductor, Catherine Lytle: warden, Kathryn Varnon; first herald. Dorothy Satter; sec ond herald, Mildred DeBerry; third herald. Janis Everson; fourth herald. Mary Lou Hub- ' bard; chaplain, Carolyn Land; ' R.S.P.. Georgia Lytle; L.S.P., . Erdlne Jones; R.S.V.P., June Heaton; L.S.V.P.. Louise Finch; musician, Alice Denney. Refresh ments were served following the business meeting. Mrs. O. A. Bryant, Mrs. R. H. Hopper, Mrs. E. O. Harris and J. H. Gruber, teachers of the high , school, were hosts to members of . the Parents club at the regular meeting Thursday, which was given over to the visiting of classes and in watching demon- ' stratlons. Refreshments were then served by Mrs. Hopper and her home economics class with Mrs. C. L. Ellis presiding at the coffee urn and Mrs. J. T. Kerr pouring tea. Mrs. Hopper, Mrs. W. E. Tiedje and Mrs. C. I. Kent will BGflUTY SflLOn Over Kaufman's Phone 881 Select your ring with the nnnur- xre that draljgn. qunllly and) fine e are right you don't have to bo an expert to make a wise rholee. tome In and an It to nee our Uenulne Orange HIomoih dp algn with the full assurance that their line full valne are b.v the name lovely band. Juat thumb our llnent I xlnpa and you'll find (iennlne Orange lllnsmom Blnga the rholre of , EE k Budget term at no extra cost. it S.AH. Green Stamps on cash purchases, fair trade items excepted. 927 Willamette , "HADLEY'S . . . "THE LITTLE SPORTSWEAR ON OUR 'OWER FLOOR --' "a,, s Cbirn and Bud.el Account ... - Guard, Sunday, Jan. 21, 1945 OLD PAPER INTERESTS REEDSPORT Of interest ii I copy of the newspaper "Free dom," published in Manila, Island of Luzon, on Tuesday, March 28, 1899, which is being displayed locally. The paper is the property of Mrs. Harold M. Johanson of Reedsport and was sent to her mother, Mrs. William Grubb, by the late Mr. Grubb, who was a member of the second Oregon regiment which took part in the previous Philippines invasion. Headlines of the paper mav have covered the battles of today or tomorrow. Thev read; "Malabon has Fallen " "Old Glory Again Triumphant." "Volunteer and Regular Soldiers Have Taken On Another Coat of Glory and the Well Fortified Insurgent Strong hold Yields to American Arms." "NOW ON TO MALOLOS!" "The great battle of the war has been foughl on Luzon soil and glori ously won and at last reports our blueshirted and battle worn boys were advancing toward the cap ital A hrllllflnt thnnfh hnllv Mn. a ...... . .i... ,i ' ..,., , n.i- I ti,. f M.-Arth.irlwe hostesses at a friendship gift ....... ... ........ appears frequently, referring to me ,u,c, u, ic iiicacm ucTia, . at (ne h0mc ol her motner, Mrs. MacArthur. j R;,iph Benter. Invited guests were Of particular interest are the ; Mrs. Elmus Beck, Sr., and Mrs. adds, many of olaces and busi- i winfred Martin of Westfir: Mrs. nesses still In existence or at least Harry Simmons. Mrs. Lila Veatch in existence before the present I and Mrs. Evif Holderman of Cot war, according to Mrs. Nancy j tage Grove. Mrs. Mary Gile, Mrs. FioM. rv,i ..ifnnfi t fr.1 n.. I ard Cole, now of Washington rt r 1 1 , -J ... .... .,....., .. tor at the Culion Leper Colony near Manila. present the program for the Feb ruary meeting. Refreshments will be served by Mrs. H. N. Traxler. Mrs. Louise Land, and Mrs. A. E. Tennis. qnalli.v and guaranteed wilhln earn the page of fashion maga- S9 w am America marten! diamond buyer. There are dazpna of beautiful dealgnN to rhoese from. i Phone 1 SHOP ON THE CORNER" . . . MrDONALD THEATER BLDG."n 1 1 SPORTSWM .Headquarters Colorful Sportswear for Spring soe udvemee sicjns of Spring In tlio vibrant colors, llio blondcd pastels, Ihe smooth fabrics of our now sportswear. Nubby or fine knit SWEATERS in sky-blue, wild cherry, purple, pink, pale green, burnt oujar, daffodil, beige, brown, navy, black, and whits! BLAZER BOUND CARDIGAN JACKETS of all wool Shetland, In powder blue, cherry, soa at eon, or navy with white, gold with brown. SKIRTS with new trotiser front or classic pleats, In glorious colors or tjray flannel! Brmul) salon ou lilt Btlron) PIONEER Funeral services vere held here Saturday for Mrs. Lurena Zlmmer. for more than 60 years a resident of Eugene, and an active church-woman. She was a charter member of the local circle, Neighbor! of Woodcraft, Creswell News CRESWELL Mrs. John Teve. uaugh and Mrs. O. E. Hoodenpyle shower and social afternoon re cenlly for Mrs. Eimus Beck, Jr., tvereu une, Mrs. crnmeu uuc and Mrs. Elmer Dinges of Eugene, 1,11 3. . W. Ulllsai.iv, .... Gillespie, Mrs. H. B. Robinett, Mrs. Ralph Robinett. Mrs. Isla Johnson, Mrs. Rosina Ziniker, Mrs. Chester Tevepaugh, Betty Tevepaugh, Mrs. John Tevepaugh. Mrs. Adolph Benter, Mrs. Ralph Benter. Mrs. Dora Boss. Mrs. C. Noble, Beverly Traxler. Mrs. A. B. Smith, Dorothy Lytle, Mrs. El don Wilkins. Mildred Vaughan and Nadine Jones. Friends have received word of the death Jan. 7 of Frank Scott at Santa Cruz. Calif., at the age of 77 years. He is survived by two brothers, Phillip of San Fran cisco and Harvey of Portland, and one sister, Mrs. Mamie Taylor of j Oregon. Mr. Scott was well known oy oiaer resiaenis 01 mis com munity having served as depot agent and telegraph operator at the Creswell station for several years. He was also active in mu sical organizations especially in the band. His brother, Charlie, alfo well known here died a few ye:irs ago. Mr. Scott was a brother ilso of the late Mrs. Carrie Shaub who lived for many years in Creswell. Mrs. Goldie Eusted has bought the two-acre tract in the Scar brough orchard recently improved with a new cottage by H. N. Trax ler nnd will make her home there. Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Clifford ! Franklin of Denver. Colo., are visiting at the home of his broth ; cr. Robert Franklin, and family, I Fred Trumbly has returned from i visit of several weeks with rel atives in Oklahoma. He was called there hv the illness and death of his father. L & R BEAUTY SHOP COLD WAVE PERMANENTS by TEHRY MALONE 961 Willamette Phone 1734 n SWEATERS 3.95 to 12.95 JACKETS . . . 14.95 SKIRTS . . . S.95 to 9.95 J Installation For Lodge Past Week CRESWELL A joint installs- . tlon of officers of Gilfry lodge 169 and of Honor Rebekah lodge 145 I was held last week with a com pany of guests and members num bering 100. and the IOOF lodge! as host. Dale Ziniker, deputy! grand president, was assisted by ! Melvin A. Miller, grand marshal; j L. H. Brown, grand secretary: R. E. Wriaht, grand treasurer and ; J. R. Miller, warden. Those in-, stalled are: Past grand, Frank A. Clack; noble grand, V. W. Johns- I ton; vice-grand, R. C. Claghorn; j secretary, Ted Mogstad; treas- j urer, J. R. Miller; warden, J. P. Walker; conductor, Fred Trumbly; : R. S. N. G., Vic Hutchinson; L. S. '. N. G., N. E. Steele; R. S. V. G., Melvin A. Miller; L. S. V. G., L. B. ' Sellars; chaplain, C. O. Hewitt; , R. S S.', L. H. Brown; L. S. S., ' Loren Westrope; I. G., Kenneth McCoy; O. G., Olaf Olson. Mrs. C. I. Kent, deputy presi dent, served as installing Officer for the Rebekahs. Her assistants , were: Mrs. C. L. Ellis, grand mar- shal; Mrs. Frank Sly, grand chap- ; lain; Mrs. N. E. Steele, grand ! secretary; Mrs. Minnie Henriksen, warden and Mrs. George. Hayes, I. G. Those receiving the charges for the year were: Mrs. L. H. j Brown, past noble grand; Mrs. j Arthur Mogstad, noble grand; .Mrs. V. W. Johnston, vice-grand; j Mrs. Frank Gardner, correspond- ing secretary; Mrs. Minnie Hen riksen: financial secretary; Mrs. : Avia Graves, treasurer: Mrs. Fred ' Trumbly, chaplain; Mrs. R. M. Carpenter, conductor; Mrs. Vern McCluskey, warden; Mrs. J. R. Miller, R. S. N. G.; Mrs. George Hayes, L. S. N. G.; Mrs. Charles ; Ellis, R. S. V. G.; Mrs. Arthur Denney, L. S. V. G.; Mrs. Carroll Bush, I. G.; Mrs. W. S. Gillen water, O. G.; Mrs. Eldon Wilkins, flag bearer; Mrs. C. 1. Kent, mu- . sician. The following were also : placed in new positions, Mrs. J. j P. Walker and Mrs. R. F. Scott, chaplain guards and Mrs. Norman Skaggs and Mrs. Kenneth McCoy, past noble grand guards. Refresh ments were served by the subor dinate lodge. At the business meeting of the IOOF lodge held prior to the Installation the fol lowing guests were present, George Zibley and Marvin Jack son of Eugene, H. E. Walker, B. S. John, and S. C. Veatch. The regular meeting of the WSCS of the Methodist church was held last week at the church annex. A potluck luncheon was served at noon with 14 members present. Mrs. J. E. Smith presided at the business meeting. Devotions were in charge of Mrs. Charles Wetzel. Mrs. F. W. Ogram pre sented the program on "The Doors Arc Open" and post-war plans, several members assisting. Mrs. C. L. Camp, pastor, gave first hand news of the invasion of lands in the Pacific area. A contribu tion of $50 was voted toward the Crusade for Christ program, the nation wide project of the church, bazaar materials were distributed by Mrs. H. G. McDonah, chair man of the work committee. Host esses for the Dorcas circle for the vear also church hosts and decor ation committee were posted. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Ogram were ap pointed hosts until the next meet ing. Mrs. Frank Sly will care for church decorations. Hostesses for the Dorcas Circle Feb. 1 are Mrs. George W. Ross, Mrs. H. G. Mc Donah, and Genevieve Thompson. The regular meeting of the Presbyterian Aid society was held List week at the home of Mrs. A. C. Ross with Mrs. H. B. Gillespie and Dorothea Gillespie as host esses. Twenty-five members re sponded to roll call. Guests were Mrs. Cameron, Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. M. P. Hoover. Mrs. K. C. Srhwcring presided at the busi ness meeting. The devotions were conducted by Mrs. C. H. Harrold. The afternoon was spent in sew ng on.t general sociability. Re Vcshmcnts were served by the : lostesscs. Initiation was the main order f business at the regular -mect-ng of the Creswell chapter of I astern Star Thursday with Mrs. I ceil Ci abb as the new member. Thirty .lembcrs were present in cluding several from Westfir and Oakririge. Plans were made tor nitiation at the next meeting. Kcfi-eshments were served by Mrs. Hjys Burke and Mrs. O. E. Iloodenpylc. CATHOLIC SOCIETY ELECTS MONROE The Catholic ladies of the Monroe St. Rose Altar so ciety met at the parish rectory the past week for a potluck dinner and business meeting. Yearly election of officers was held b.v the society at this time. Mrs. Frank Mahoney was elected to succeed Mrs. Roy Starr as president: Mrs. Stephen Gorarke was elected to succeed Mrs. Frank Mahoney as vice-president: and Mrs. Rose Rrillng was re-elected secretary treasurer. Father John Walsh, pastor of the Monroe and Harrisburg Cath olic churches, recently baptized the Infant daughter of V)r. and Mrs. McWilliams at the family home In Harrisburg. The baby was christened Mary Ann. Her father. Dr. McWilliams, i in war service at this time in the south Tncific area. Never try tn clean a washnnr machine before dK-onnccting the plug from the outlet. January Special! 7.50 OIL PERMANENT FOR $5 ii We specialise In all types ' Cj of beauty work Vy.; l,oiHliiiir llonulv $nlon Where Mle N hlih and price l low. Atop tht Miner Bldg. Phone 78 for Appointment! FALL CREEK NOTES FALL CREEK The Lit'U club was entertained by Mrs. Lola Brewer. A delegation from Fall Creek attended the. special meetings at Jasper on Thursday evening. Meetings are being held at that place by Evangelist Willie White and his singer, Clifford Snyder. Snyder each evening makes a crayon picture illustrating one of the songs. The Neighborly Neighbors are planning an auction sale in the near future to start a fund to build a community house in this place. The sale is -to be held at Fall Creek schoolhouse. The Neighborly Neighbors club met this week at the home of Mr. Jack Palmer. Mapleton Notes MARCOLA Installation of of ficers of Royal Neighbors of America was held recently in the I.O.O.F. hall. The new officers are: oracle, Olive Hartley; vice oracle, Ethel Pope; past oracle. Pearl Aubin; chancellor, Mary. Ryan recorder, Wilma Maxwell; receiver, Anna Wald; marshal, Blanche Starr; inner sentinel, Lucia Stratton; outer sentinel, Alice Page. June Pope was given the obligation. A social meeting will be held at the home of wilma Maxwell Jan. 24, at 1:30 p. m. Mrs. Colleen Garrison and daughter did not get to leave for St. Louis, Mo., as was reported due to the baby coming down with measles. The Marcola Sewing club met recently at the home of Mrs. Pearl Price. Guests were Nell Price and Mrs. Nellie Stevens. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Ray Garrett, Jan. 25. John Cremer, pharmacist mate 1c, who has been on New Geor gia Island, has arrived here to visit his sister. Jane Cremer. and Mr. and Mrs. Farrell. He is on his way home to Montana on leave. Sgt. Irvin Young arrived home this week to visit his mother, Mrs. Doris Young; and brothers. Bob and Bernard, and their families. Sergeant Young has been in the service about 3'-i years and been ut of the states for 33 months. He has been stationed for some Imc on New Caledonia island. He is on a 30-day furlough. The mill here has been down most of the week due to a broken shaft which had to be taken to Portland to be fixed. The Marcola Junior Mothers club met the past week with Frances O'Farrell. Visitors pres ent were Flora Stratton, Nellie Stevens, and Myrtle Saunders. Hearts were played. Next meet ing will be a Valentine party at 'Ima Faust's home Feb. 7. MAPLETON Mrs. Lucille Eu banks has returned from Little Hock, Ark., after spending the hol idays with relatives. Mrs. Arthur Jensen has returned home from Edgewood, Maryland. Her husband is being transfered and she will remain with her par ents for a time. Mr. and Mrs. George Burbach have moved to their home at Flor ence and Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Schultz have returned to take over their business. Mr. Schulti has been dismissed from the service. Mrs. Milton Hoff is visiting in lacoma. Wash., for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chapman have gone to Texas for a vacation and a rest. They are cooks at Camp Jackson. Mrs. Tillle Thomas and Donna Lord are taking the Chapmjns place while they are gone. Mrs. Blanche Wheeler, sister of -Wesley Whittaker, Is In Mapleton for a few days. Mrs. Nita Brooks Is home on vacation before starting her new work as typist in civil service work in Seattle. Ernes; Camp is home on leave from sea duty. His brother, Sgt. Dan Camp, is expected to be home soon. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fiske of Waldpoi t have moved to Mapleton and are with the forest service here. William Whittaker of Seattle returned home after spending two weeks in Mapleton at the Whit taker home. At the regular meeting of Mlg non No. 105, Elaine Johnson was installed as noble grand and Viola Bernhardt as flag bearer, these of ficers being absent at the regular installation. There will be initia tion at the next meeting Feb. 6. All members are asked to attend. ELMIRA CLIB METTS ELMIRA The Friendly Neigh bor cluo met with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jansons recently. Each mem ber is requested to send a greet ing card to W. H. McAtee. who is a memiier of the club and has been shut in for some time. George Bromley was reported in the hospital. Mrs. Jansen was as fisted oy her twin sister. Trena Harper, in serving refreshments The next meeting is to be with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Livingston. The Klmira Better Homes club met last week at the home of Grace Wilklson for an all day quilting sr-slon and fancy work was done fo.- the hostess." A pot luck dinner was served at rioon. Assisting the hostess was Mrs. Verna Dahlin. Mrs. Emelia Riensche was appointed to get some Red Cross sewing to be done by those in the club who can and will help. There were 20 mem bers and six children present. The next meeting is to be with Mrs. J. D. Smith. Brotherhood Group Sponsors Party JUNCTION CITY. The Danish Brotherhood held a card party and dance in their hall last week. About 80 members and visitors enjoyed the evening. Guests from Eugene who also furnished a pro gram were Mrs. Harold Morten sen, Mrs. Mettje Hughes who played several violin numbers, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Comfort, who played the saxaphone and piano and Mrs. Lee Geddings who played the piano. Refreshments were served during the evening's entertainment . Monday Calendar 4:00 p. m. Boy Scouts will hold their meeting in the Christian church social hall, Tuesday Events 2:00 p. m. Women'! Council of the Christian church will meet in the social hall. 8:00 p. m. Eastern Star will have a regular meeting. Wednesday 4:00 p. m Girl Scout meet ing in tht grade school. 8:00 p.' m. Oasis Oddfellows Lodge No. 41 wiU hold the first meeting with the new officers, in the I. O. O. F. hall. Thursday Calendar 8:00 p. m. Firemen will meet at the City Hall. 8:00 p. m Evergreen Rebekah Lodge No. 42 will have initiation in the I. O. O. F. hall. Friday Events 7:30 p. m. Library Broad meeting In the library. 8:00 p. m. Junction City grange No. 744 will meet in the grange hall. Tech. Sgt. Eugene J. Lorang is home visiting his family and friends after many months in the southwest Pacific. This is the first time in three years Sergeant Lorang has been home to. visit and from the many service stripes it appears he has seen a lot of action in those three years. FROM DEERHORN j DEERHORN The Deerhorn ! P-TA met recently at the school- i house. Committee reports were given. A discussion was held on : consolidation. It was led by Lloyd Currant. Mrs. Lloyd Kooz er will be on the refreshment committee in February. Mrs. Carrol Fountain who w in ; charge of the program presented several numbers which Included group singing, a piano solo by Wanda Currant, song by W. R. ' WTiite. and a reading by Duane Scroggins. Refreshments were served at the close of the even- ; Ing by Mrs. Vale Couch and Mrs. i Norman Scroggins. j The Deerhorn Home extension club will be held Jan. 19 at the ! home of Mrs. Harry Deckart. Miss Nellie Lyle will give the project lesson. A planned luncheon will be served at noon. Each lady is to take her own table service. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mullins were hosts on Sunday at a dinner at their home in Springfield. : Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Hubbard. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Rauch of Deerhorn. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Conley of Cedar Flat, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bar ker of Sutherlln. 1 A Sinner party was held re cently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Eddings. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schluckebier and children, Shirley, Ruth and Melvin of Gardenervill, Nevada, Mr. and Mrs. William Schlukebier, Dorothy Schluckebier, Mrs. Mary Ethel Rusoe of Eugene, Larry Schluckebier, Doris Eddings, James Cane, U. S. N. and Mrs. Cane, Bert Schluckebier, Harry Schluckebier and the hosts. Mr. and Mrs. Eddings, all of Deer horn. Shirley Ruth Schluckebier re cently of Gardenervllle, Nevada has been enrolled In the Deer horn school. She is in the 6th grade. The Corral at 621 Willamette St. was formerly the Nove'tv Shop In the Grevhound Bus Depot. Saddles, bits, spurs, other leather goods. B tig. U. S. P,. Off. L Nashua tf ..AS . V0" WHITE MARIGOLD Dl'STY R05i C EDAR ROSE CORNFLOWER BLIE anne4 feoAa that thaw anvl j Willi., Announcement THE SHOP WILL BE ClOSEj FROM JANUARY 22 TO FEBRUARY j, MRS. 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