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ne Pomona Wcial Event U-suWu " Me! J .mmM Will IVr.i-tor meet- tman Wednesday, Jan. C'coa-'t Pomona grange. r.t, Die offices of r.fent and home dem r U It will V." t,jr s'rtin! at 10 a. I' ..i,v lunch at noon. .. for the P : h. earlier tore maa o " North rors ." - Dr,m for the dav. as br County Agent O. S. ,Kr Food Produc L br O- S. Fletcher.' rent. . . irrigation. Drainage b.ki t br Arthur Kin?, ex fcclalist in soil?. Oregon L pasture ana tcra Coast Farms, oy n. n. forage crops specialist. fcartmenr, i" b"-- Stock It""- t.rtime Farm Family L Nellie C. Lyle. coun- demonstration asem. fading ana are ui ttlc, Including discussion i snd otner aiseases, u.v alt. assistant extension Oreeon State college. takers will take a few . . tk.U ext.- i to inxroauce men m Lj then devote the re IrJ their time to ques- V answers. All interested ire mntea to autmu. Cottage Grove Girl Wed At Klamath COTTAGE GROVE Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roner anonunce the marriage of their daughter, Juan ita June Roner, to Richard Adams, MM2C, U. S. naval air corps, on Jan. 17 ut Klamath Falls. The young couple will make their home there for the present time, as Mr. Adams is stationed nearby. Mrs. Adams is a graduate of the Cottage Grove union high school and for the past few years has been employed at the Knickerbocker Variety store. the Arcade theater and at Dole man's bakery recently. Mr. Adams is a former resident of Veneta. Mr. and Mrs. S. Thomas Clark of London are the parents of a son. The baby was born at the McFarland maternity home on Tuesday, Jan. 23, and has been named Larry Liean. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walls, Disston route, Cottage Grove, an nounce the birth of a son on Wed nesday, Jan. 24, at the McFarland maternity home. Monday Calendar 6:30 p. m. The O. W. Dinner club will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith. 7:00 p. m. Boy Scout troop No. 60 will meet at the Baptist church for a regular weekly meeting. 8:00 p. m. The Townsend club will meet in regular session at the Townsend hall. Tuesday Calendar The Kensington club will meet at the I.O.O.F. hall for an all-day meeting. A covered dish dinner will be served at noon. The Sunshine group of the Church of Christ will meet at the church for an all day meeting, with a potluck dinner at noon. 12:00 noon The chamber of commerce will meet at the Rain bow cafe for a weekly luncheon and business meeting. 1:00 d. m. La Comus club will meet for dessert at the G. B. Pitcher home, with Mrs. Warren Edwards as hostess. B-ELL Mrs. A. B. Smitn i 7:30 p. m. The farm machinery a letter this weeK irom tmd repair class, under tne super- fcand. S. Sgt. A. Basu vision of H. A. Hem. will meet at She fourth one since he the cannery building. Een prisoner in Germany.) 7:30 p. m. The Tuesday Eye- Cts having seen S. Sgt. nine Study club will meet In the land, grandson of Mr. and citv library. Fa Land of Creswell, who 1 P- m.-The Moose odge I -.. in th nme ! '"iH meet for a weekly meeting in ii prisoner in the same . , h n it. Smith writes he is well -n shall. quite a bit of ume ior He also plays baseball. 0. Smith, mother of Sgt. ilso received a card from week. It was written Meetings, Socials Reported At Grove Grange Notes I Walterville The Walterville I Grange drill team under the di rection of Mrs. Donald Alexander, Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. w. T.D,ln. AnJ D. Moore and Bob Philson. i KU9S "n0 KCg'Srer Franklin Franklin grange fol- Donated To USO Club lowea we jj a cunuai iusi wee. : Hei.en. contributions to the , L.nHoun,ytsOUcVrin.Eug . will meet Tuesday eveiung for : '.71 "'"i" . include two new rugs and a reg. i.yiiAUt UKOVE The 'practice at the hall at 8 o'clock. "u JtTTJZZ ' I.T 1 ialer book, Mrs: Omar FendaU, "u"u rruowsmp guild 01 tne rPMllKii!htv-five member. j " . . director, reported Saturday. :. T . r. " "en i,ns sewing, jiuit ii iioa- Th hnok ,h lh, ,.,h Presbyterian church met at the Cresw A. J. Kammann home last week, i jng ol .eswell Grange Thursday ..... va,iiiiiaiiu aitu flira. ,UU' ence nioore Past Noble Grands Arrange For Dinner JUNCTION CITY. The Junc tion City Past Noble Grands club is sponsoring a covered dish din- been turned in. The H. E. club is g,(, of Lt George McGill, Jr., of I ncr for a" uast noble grands and Eugene Register-Guard, Sunday, Jan. 18, IMS Pat 13 sewing, saying il nos- -. ,, .i.. pital shirts and 20 bed bags had rilUed in ',. lecr. wa, the r of Rail- donated Writes From pn Prison Como nn and Mrs. Clar- evening. Visitors were Mrs. Kran- roomoriiii! a benefit card Darlv to or t,e,ore? "cu'u- .J acting as hostesses. CM tloude ot the Durena eranee t?L"?I"l S.- iS..p.a..:? Eugene. The Brotherhood of The program topic, directed by and the county r.eputy, U.une Srirf'T "17 V.b 2 a Zli 1 !ia)' Carmen of America do 1 mrs. h. 1 : American Shofstall ,'otions and A Voices." A general discussion on I .. w ?nd was In Friday night with Emil Skoog, the problem of the colored race ; cubby Du?! master- in chair' The were was held. Mrs. Kammann led thebusfnemeeuliK at' wh?ch j 52 members and two visitors pres group singing ot Negro snirituals. ' uS3g,'h.2 L Fread Petiold, chairman of 3. ferrin, was "The Haldorson, and Mrs. ilaiaorson, charge will be made. Lunch will , wTv--" Vr Tim a ave the ch h a fern Negro." Mrs. A. W. 'and Mr. and Mrs. Goddard of the ,,,) Everybody is welcome Zi" ? ? gae the club a tern. . i u . ? j tt'illjtfm.i. nani. PiiK-edhiB the . ' j j' The members of the Fairmount i was m charge of the de- rlllakelme sraiige. rieieaingine memb ,Q bring cards and .,iu ..1 .u. j. I Irs. Charles Hall re- business meeting Juusun w.'tables. , i During the business meeting, Mrs. voted to sponsor a cub pack. Lead- f u'lur mlll',tAe,e Tr, rector said. Their chairman is Mrs. L. Redmond. During the past week the women of Chapter AM of the PEO were club sponsors with Mrs. Del Thorsland as chairman. l of plana for stewardship night at , ley. Miss Fixse... Miss King, and ent held a the church on Feb. 4. Members Viola Arnold were obligated in the 1 5" id work in China. It was announced j Sarah Jane Brehmer, a former ,f ,h reporter, who will that the guild members would act , ."E?, nLenTe' on: also on wheat and corn ns hnctoccA. tM u ; :j j One application was presented. ... jiui of prayer, to be observed in ac-'"!' a",lMrE"E reported chicken and'Jaoqtie Swanson; short skit by ll 'Jh 'i' na"0nal mve:! benefit dinner at the hall. Feb. 2 ..,.-.,, u. iu. tea was servea at the close of the afternoon. Mrs. Moore poured and Mrs. Kammann I was assisted in serving by Mrs. j George Matthews. Auxiliary Installs . At a recent meeting of the j United Spanish' War Veterans' auxiliary, the following officers were installed: president, Mrs. Anna Hubbell! senior vice, Mrs. was announced, also an amateur program to be given the same eve ning. Mrs. Ed Graham reported for the home economics commit tee. The serving committee for Feb. 8 consists of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Bruce. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Blnns, Mr. and Mrs. W. DeLa Vergne and Warren, and Mrs. A. A. Blickenstaff. Mrs. V. E. Grousbeck. a mem. Eva Greenlee; junior vice, Grace ber of tnc county home economics ; Repp; chaplain, Mrs. Martha nimittee. announced that the Cooiev eprpirv mU women of the Creswell grange . y' 1 d " i will supply cookies for the USO in Sherman; treasurer, Mrs. Jose- EuKcne during the month of April, Pine cnapman; patriotic Instruct- two dozen to a family. If not or, Mrs. Beulah Rogers; historian, 1 cookies, money mav be donated. Mrs. Lillian Doolittle; conductor, ; Bonita Miller reported for the leg- rars. Minnie bweet; assistant con- turc. A silver offering was taken up for the polio fund amounting ; to S7.85. ! Elsie Skoog, lecturer, presented i the program as follows: Song. ' 'America." by all: reading. Mrs, Gustaf , James uuilford; piano solo, turkey meetings are to be held Fread Petzold and Leland Hnl soon and urged all interested to ! dorson, and a qui of scrambled attend. Mrs. James Guilford re- ! minded members that it is time to I start hotbeds for vegetable and flower gardens in preparedness I for the fair in the fall. Velda I Sutherland, home economics chair- I man, appointed Mr. and Mrs. Cos telln and Mr. and Mrs. R. Suther land t,A tnnna, nmn,i(tnA f. 'next meeting. Cookies will be rp-ved. A. C. Forney, on the leg islative committee, reported on j bills to 'Come before the lcgisla- Oregon Casualties WASHINGTON.' Jn. (API Ot tialtlrt among Oregon naval ptnofinrl: Hall. Dallas Elroy, itaman first cla. U.S. naval reserve. Wmmnd. Parents. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Hall, Pondosa. Ilanke. John Thomas, seaman first class. I'. H. naval reserve. Dend. Wife, Mrs. Svtvta Helene Ilanke, Pendlelcm. Purer, John Oliver, qnartermasler imro class, u.a. naval reserve, sussing. Father. John Pltzer. Milton. their families on Friday, Feb. 2 All Past Noble Grands are wel come. There will be a card party following the dinner. Mabel Ken nedy and Sophia Pedersen are on the coffee committee and Ma bel Cox and Viola Christiansen are the entertainment committee. The Junction City Lions club met at the high school for their regular business the pnst week. The main order of business was the final plAns for the wnsto pa per drive to be held on Sunday. Chief V. E. Bill, U. S. Naval re cruiting officer, was guest speak er and told of the advantage ot entering service for radar train ing. Sgt. Clarence Dodson Is home on furlough after spending three years with the infantry In Tex as. He is spending a few days in Junction City visiting with friends and will go on to Gari baldi to see his parents before returning to duty. Carla Morgensen was in Junc tion City visiting friends the past week. She wns a member ot the Wasps and was out of service on Dec. 20. She was the guest of Mrs. Alia Nelson who, with her small son, Robert, were visiting Nelson's parents, Mr. and Olse Petersen of Junction Mrs. Mrs. City. Monday Calendars 7:00 p. m. Boy Scouts will meet In the Christian church. 8:00 p. m. The American Le gion Post No. 61 and the Ladies Auxiliary will hold their regular meetings in the grange hall. Tuesday Events 8:00 p. m. The Danish Broth erhood will hold a stag party In the Danish Social hall. Wednesday Calendar 4:00 p. m. Girl Scout meeting in the grade school. 8:00 p. m. Oasis Lodge No. 41 I.O.O.F. will meet In the , I.O.O.F. hall. Thursday 2:00 p. m. Danish Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet In the so cial hall. 8:00 p. m. The American Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet in the social hall. 8:00 p. m. Junction City Lodge No. 128 A. F. & A. M. will hold the first meeting of the month in the Masonic hall. 8:00 p. m. Firemen meet In the city hall. Friday Calendar 6:30 p. m. The Past Noble Grands club Is having a covered dish dinner In the I. O. O. F. hall. The quartz crystal Industry is now 300 times as large as before the war. ductor, Mrs. Minnie Morelock; guard, Mrs. Winona Balles; as sistant guard, Mrs. Hesper An lauf; reporter, Mrs. Cooiev. Mrs. Sweet was installing officer, as sisted by Mrs. Harvey Veatch, de- islative committee and told of the present draft bill affecting farm ers, the pasteurization bill also of the ceiling price on cattle. F. L. DeBerry of the agricultural committee urged all gardeners to get their seeds early and get tneir P' !; PreCecdingJtha mee,tlng a i committee spoke on co-operatives rinnmift urns KarvsH r2,ic4, in I . . ' Klvlnt some statistics. He was ap- In the 19th century, Samuel Barron of Virginia received an appointment at the ape of two as a midshipman at the U. S. Naval Academv. I eluded members of the Veterans' , Camp and Judd Stauffer, past de I partment president, Mrs. stauffer, I Mrs. Lillian Burtch, Mrs. Mary Gates, president of the Eugene I auxiliary, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey I Veatch, and Mr. and Mrs. Hilter- I brant, all of Eugene. pointed by the chair on the local ro-operatlve board. Donald Kab ler reporter! on the recent bulb meting in Cotlaee Grove. A eon-'-ibntlon of M1.6 wns received f-f the annual polio drive. ! For the program, Mrs. George Hayes, lecturer, presented the fol- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hawley lowing: songs by Rosemary and were hosts to members of the A. I El,cn Malone and Patricia iar V. H. Bridge club at their home J ski' v th,e 5" '. ks lolrj Easterlin, radioman Diego, after spending his 30-day k of Mr. and Mrs. Bob leave here. He had just returned pi left Friday for San from 14 months at Guam. lERMANEK'S Coats A Suits IHSH.HOOR ELECA.ME . . . COHP.txto.X MA.WEH toM1WWSltd lbi'im suil ,nd topcoat. Makes you splen t ' m,m rounded lapels . . . pleats trcm shoulder "''t... inverted pleats in skirt front and back. All to mh best lines of your figure. Sizes 10 to 20. COAT 53.95 BUT 59.95 870 WUlamatt Thursday evening. Following covered dish dinner, the remain der of the evening was spent socially. Mr. and Mrs. William White were guests. The club will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clair Hogate on Feb. 8. "roup in charge of Donald Vin cent: talk on vocational education work by Donald Kabler. Talks were given bv several of the vis itors. Refreshments were served by Mr. anH Mrs. F. L. DcBcrrv, Mildred DeBerry. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bryant. Mr. and Mrs. Boh East The Ad Libitum club met at the crlin and Mrs. C. I. Kent. Twenty home of Mrs. P. C. Christensen on ' Tuests were seated at the birthday Thursday afternoon. Mrs. M. L. ' table. Special recognition was Gcer was a guest of the club. !'iven rs- C. Parney for her The hostess served dessert at the decorations in lodge room, tea hour. Mrs Thoma, Bigger-' A lny .S' the. staff will entertain the group at;rounty deputvy Lenn,ct,Haldorson. "I? on Feb' 15' t in charge. Mildred DeBerry was The Dorcas circle of the Bap- recommended for matron and the list church met at the church for j followin" officers were elected: a work meeting on Thursday af- master. Cirleton Conner; overseer. ternoon. During the business atrlcla Sargent; lecturer. Ellen meeting, members made plans for Malone: chaplain, Richard Friend: the coming father and son ban- ' -teward, Robert Radcliff; asslst- o.uet to be sponsored by the circle. Refreshments were served by Mrs. P. Bush. The next meeting will be held at the church on Feb. 22. The Service Guild of the Meth- nt steward. Mel vin Rogers; lady assistant steward, Rosemary Ma lone: secretary. Mona Radcliff: treasurer, Alton Friend: catekeeo er. Fom Hayes: Ceres. Ethel De- Berry; Pomona. Gail Hayes: Flora. Nancy Easterling. Other odist church met at the home of members are' Bobby Franklin. Ida Mrs. Earl Woodson on Thursday evening. Mrs. George Wickendoll had charge of the devotions and Mrs. Paris Brcedlova presented the lesson on the "Crusade for I Christ." During the business meeting, members voted to contribute. $15 to the march of dimes fund and to "rankline Dean Allen and Carol ix. Lorane Lorane grange met re cently with 38 members and five visitors present. Visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Claude Arne and daugn ler, Shirley, ot Dorena, Donald ivabler of Creswell grange, and Mr. Patten, master of Hebron purchase a $50 bond At the close .XVnbers were present. Uor ol the evening refreshments were don Miu.heUi tlaru.e wise, and served by the hostess and co- Wavlie t'ullingtuu were obligated hostess, Mrs. Kenneth Danker. The meeting on Feb. 8 will be at the home of Mrs. W. H. Bachelder. Senior Play At Coburg To Be Soon in tne lu st ana seconu ucgrees. u. N. Ashley reported on egg produc tion. R. R. fullingtun reported on sudan grass and legumes and an nounced a shortage in legume seed, also phosphates. W. T. Moore reported on a meeting of the state executive committee concerning COBURG The senior class '. pasteurizing of milk. The home play, "Keep Moving," will be pre- 'economics chairman, Mrs, Ashley, sentcd in the school auditorium, : announced Mr. and Mrs. Marion one evening the following week, j Pike. Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Seales the exact lime to be announced ' and W. C. Singhose will serve re later. The play is a three-act com- I freshments at the next meeting, edy and is directed by Mrs. Mary , A letter was read by the secretary Opal Wilbert. The cast of char- concerning a motion picture acters include: Joan Smith Mitch- i "Along the Milky Way," which is ell, Mildred Foster, Henry Beebe, now available. Mrs. Alice War Bobby Lewis, Chester Gandy, i nock was appointed chairman ol David Woodruff, ElDora Whitak- j the youth committee. Mr. Patton, er, Phyllis Cameron, Alvina Dra-i Claud Arne and Donald Kabler per, Evelyn Baker and June ; talked on co-operative marketing. Brechtel. Kabier, who is vocational and The public speaking class from ' agricultural teacher at Cottage the Coburg high school present- Urove, announced a farm ma ed a forum at the meeting of the jchinery repair class is being con Methodist Aid society, Wednes- i Jucted Tuesday and Friday nights day afternoon, In the social room ; to which farmers may take their of the church. The topic, under j machinery end be instructed in discussion, was "Should We Have I making repairs. The grange voted Military Training After the War?" i in favor of cooperating with other Those tak n cart were: Phyllis ! granges in a marKcung plan ana Cameron, chairman of the group, ! Dan Warnock was appointed to Delores Salisbury, Joan Smith represent Lorane grange. The first ivTitr-hr.il. Vera Chestnut. Mildred land second degrees will be given Foster. Bobby Lewis, Chester ! at the next grange meeting, Feb. r.sndv. David Woodruff and 13. Degree team will practice Feb, Henrv Beebe. Mrs. Mary Opal ! 8. At next grange meeting offic- Wiihorf Instructor of the c as. erj arc to answer roll call with accompanied the group. Rev. W. !"What I Plan to Do to Make My B. Empev, pastor of the church, ; Office Outstanding," others, was present for the forum. j"What I Will Do to Improve the Mrs Clav Whitaker and Mrs. ! orange. Keiresnments were Verna Tvler entertained the Co- ' served by Mr. and Mrs. C. B. hurt- Past Noble Grands club at 1 the home of the former, Thursday I Feb. 27. A covered dish luncheon evening. A business meeting was I will be served at noon held In which the group voted to ; Through an error, the name of donate Si to the march of dimes Marcella Knott was listed as the fund. Two contests were held guest of honor at a recent birth with Mrs. James Green. Mrs. John day party held at the Linder Hurd, and Mrs. John Knott win- i home. The name should have ning the prizes. Refreshments read Marcella Linder. were served to the 14 members nresent. The next meeting of the club will be held on Thursday evening. Feb. 22, with Mrs. James Green and Mrs. John Hurd enter taining. The meeting place will be announced later. Mrs. Harold Green entertained the Coburg Helping Hand club at her home recently Plans were made for the r-p-rsary meet ing, which will be an all-day ses sion and will be held at the home .of Mrs. Clay Whitaker Tuesday, ft , IIS"" ..If. VV' is"7 m f-rr V 979 WlUcmutl Soft or strict these lf tiny topper In crisp straws jvVJf and 'supple ielts suit Bprinq. 1035 lCW Vn-aUtwool VU,A , cardigan at y ''''' tmL P" "Y1 I 111 CARDIGANS... clean-cut, classic, crocus-fresh Man-tailored precision ef cut plus the knowingly feminine Mattery of dressmaker details . double reason why your suit for spring will be some version of the cardigan. We sketch two from our large collection. EUGENE'S FASHION CENTER Pure wool check suit 85.00
