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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1946)
r Units Mark Jte Of Founding t- ton erade school will founders' Day of the ff !t a Wednesday afternoon .It two-thirty o'clock. ff.TA presidents of the 1 1 1 be honored are Mrs. L. "V. Mrs D. T. Bayly, Mrs. f'SiedridBon. Mrs. W. R. R i Vnri Mrs. Lou is Bade. S?l ot iSeota." a play. Wen by the fifmgr.de eLfuts under the direction ,1 Cuthbert. Mrs. W. W. f and Mrs. Dick Marshall B Naders of this troop. A . nf Cub Scoutswill pre .5 original stunt under the of Mrs. L. A. Erick- i,. nursery will be in the !?fte sixth grade Girl S under Mrs. B. L. Jones, 5 the meeting. board Wednesday at the .of Mrs. Elmer Heese, plans "announced for the school t& scheduled for March 1. (toln School Ence February 17 is Found 7 nay all past presidents of ta school P-TA are partic rlv invited to attend a meet , of the group Wednesday Lni. Mrs. Ross Hall, Found ry chairman, is in charge of t i program. Refreshments will be served the executive board, with , clarence Hansen, Mrs. Leo fistensen and Mrs. Ross Hall,' charge. Frances Willard nanel discussion by "dads" the Frances Willard P-TA on iters pertaining to school i school management will Might a meeting of the as iation Wednesday evening at pt o'clock. feading the discussion will be ilvin Moore, principal. On his nel will be Dr. Pierre Van sselborghe, Donald Husband, I Hev. Llewellyn D. Griffith, i a representative from the if Scouts office. Each will oose his own subject. Fourth grade mothers will five refreshments. ' heting Tuesday (Santa Clara P-TA will meet Lav afternoon. Feb. 12 at L o'clock. Mrs. Edwin Conant lin charge oi tne rounaers ay h and program. past presidents are to be bests at the meeting, liteaker School IWhiteaker P-TA will meet Eednesday evening at seven-rty-five o'clock at the school, illowing a short business meet- SLENDERIZING SALON 361 East 11th Eugene Begin your treatments now to have a better, more slender figure this Spring! Phone 5612. oiepKUuViotjeC. CONTOURIST AND COSMETICIAN February A Special! P HAYETTE $15 10 pOU WAVE .... 112.50 LA5JOT.TM fclEME CHARM beauty Salon I Payless Drug, Phone 274 f w VIST'S: Vdocreme helps Ve I... I. . . . r awutvssiv Vre veuthful laalrtna - ' by thousands of ENDOCREMH users in the last 8 yean found to tUmt num irkiiat4tt ufivfartian Ft ENDOCREME helps to regain a more youthful texture F teauty of the skin of fire and throat. ENDOCREME t& most women brings results hitherto thought impossible rwuuy helpi to improve the skin itself, not just its FprfcUl atJDearanr,. Tn! ii hmuu ENDOCREME with its TVOt.". . . a scientific replacement for woman's natural kffl-vitalizing substance ... is absorbed by the skin to help jKwt normal growth of cells and tissues. This assists ilia to become smoother, fresher, softer, actually more liuiinglj, youthful again. How better can any woman invest osmetic dollars? You, too, should try ENDOCREME. W "port great improvement in just 30 days. T7 ENDOCREME Hand Lotion, fi.2 fins to. 1 3!LPR DRUG NT-.mSE DR STORES Sf "-no i MIUADWAT 10, KenneU-EUlj photo, Wiltshire engrvln MISS VAIL Late May has been set as the time for the wedding of Miss Zena Vail of Springfield and James Caulley, both of whom are students at the San Jose Bible college, San Jose, Calif. tag, a silver tea will be held, celebrating the founding of the P-TA. All parents are invited. IOWA PICNIC EVENT TUESDAY AT WOW HALL An Iowa club picnic will be held Tuesday evening at the WOW hall, starting with a six thirty o'clock covered-dish din ner. Members' are asked to bring a hot dish and sandwiches or rolls. Coffee and cream will be furnished. Mrs. S. T. Rouse is chairman of the program. All Iowans and their families are invited. MOTHERS OF SCOUT TROOP MEET TUESDAY Mothers of Boy Scout troop 101 will meet Tuesday evening at seven-thirty o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Stanley Summers, 1935 Columbia street. , ALTAR SOCIETY GROUP Second Division of Saint Mary's Altar society will meet Wednesday afternoon at one thirty at the home of Mrs. Carl Gimple, 1941 Lincoln street. Mrs. Delia Thenell assisting. A series of card parties, spon sored by the Altar society, will be held on Thursday afternoons. The next is scheduled at the home of Mrs. Emil Furrer, City View road. Missionary Society of First Christian church will meet Tuesday afternoon at two-thirty o'clock in the white room of the church, with the Gertrude Shoe maker group In charge of the program. Mrs. Emil J. Helseth will lead devotions, and Mrs. E. R. Moon will continue her talks on Africa. Miss Myra Byrlee, daughter of missionaries to Af rica, also will speak. Hostesses for the afternoon will be members to the Hattie Mitchell group. West Eugene unit, Women's Christian Temperance Union, will meet Tuesday afternoon at two-thirty o'clock at the home of Mrs. F. E. Crafts. Members have been asked to bring articles for the box being packed for shipment to Manila. Young Women's Foreign Mis sionary society of the Church of the Nazarene will meet Tuesday evening at seven-thirty o'clock with Mrs. Harold Plum, 816 Ad ams street. Election of officers will be held, followed by a, Valentine party. "Nut sisters" will be re vealed, and new names (which are concealed in nut shells) will be drawn for this year. Women's Council of First Christian church will meet all day Wednesday in the white room of the church for sewing, with a potluck luncheon at noon. Kings Daughters, United Lutheran church, will meet Wednesday evening at seven thirty o'clock with Mrs. Ted Davenport, 761 Polk street. A program of missionary talks and musical numbers has been planned. . . successful use since t? lit (ml, crum muhit ACnVOl- WW SOooyt' Ree'dsport Girl To Wed Canadian REEDSPORT Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Alvin Burdick announce the engagement and approach ing marriage of their daughter, Virginia Elizabeth, to Signal man Edward Henry Moore of the Royal Canadian signal corps. The ceremony will take place Sunday afternoon at three o'clock at the Burdick residence in Reedsport. Miss Burdick is a member of the Spars and has been stationed in Seattle for the past year. Her fiance has been a member of the Canadian signal corps for the past six years, and partici pated in the Normandy Invasion. At present he is stationed near Vancouver, B. C, and will be discharged in March. The young couple plans to live in Seattle where both will rc.urn to school following re lease from the service. ENGAGEMENT TOLD OF SPRINGFIELD GIRL Announcement was made re cently at San Jose, Calif., of the engagement of Miss Zena Vail, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Vail of Springfield, to James ' Caulley, whose home is In Mis souri. Both young people are students at the San Jose Bible college,- preparing to become mis sionaries. Their wedding will be late in May. WSCS CIRCLES , Circles of the Woman's Soci ety of Christian Service, of First Methodist church will meet Tuesday as follows: Circle One, with Mrs. Frank Scobert, 670 West Broadway, at two o'clock. Circle Two, with Mrs. C. K. Talbot, 833 Lawrence street, at two ' o'clock, with Mrs. W. P. Richmond assisting. Mrs. H. K. Evans, 2366 Mc Millan street, will entertain Circle Three at a one-thirty o'clock dessert. A one o'clock dessert will be held by Circle Four at the home of Mrs. William Johnson, 1763 Olive street, with Mrs. L. E. Fray and Mrs. J. M. McFadgen assisting. Circle FiVe will meet with Mrs. Percy Brown, 162 Nine teenth Avenue west for a one thirty o'clock dessert luncheon. Circle Six will meet at the Mrs. C. I. Collins will assist, church at two o'clock, with Mrs. M. Y. Warner as hostess. Circle Seven, at the home of Mrs. H. E. Slattery, 322 Eleventh Avenue east for a one o'clock luncheon. Assistant hostess will be Mrs. W. A. Gilbert. Circle Eight, at the church at seven-thirty o'clock in the evening,- with Mrs. Ralph M. Beery and Mrs. L. C. Nichol as host esses. Mrs. Fred Wullschleger will lead devotions, and Mrs. L. C. Deless will have charge ot the lesson. SHOWER EVENT HELL BY GRANGE WOMEN CROW STAGE A gift show er for Mrs. Gerard B. Crawley of Crow Stage route was held Wednesday at Central grange hall by the women of the grange. After Mrs.. Crawley opened her gifts, refreshments were served to the following: Mrs. Crawley, Mrs. Edwin Guil ford, Mrs. Berly Commack, Mrs. Donald Storey, Mrs. Gus Swan son, Mrs. Lester Thomas, .Mrs. James Guilford, Mrs. Burr Fitch, Mrs. Moritz Koch, Mrs. Harry Petzold, Mrs. A. C. For ney, Mrs. Bert Newman, Mrs. George Marshall, Mrs, John Mc Comas. Those sending gifts were Mrs. Victor Storey, Mrs. Flor ence Inman, Mrs. Carl Petzold, Miss Marie Petzold and Mrs. Qnil .Skoogs. Women's Union of Central Presbyterian church will meet Tuesday afternoon at one o'clock for a salad luncheon and pro gram. Devotions will be led by Mrs. M. S. Durbin, and Mrs. H. E. Cully will review the book "Christianity Where You Live", by Kenneth Underwood. The nominating committee will re port. Dorcas Society of Seventh-day Adventist church will meet from ten to four o'clock Wed nesday ' in the Dorcas room of the church, for sewing. East Eugene Unit, Women's Christian Temperance Union, will meet Wednesday aftonoon at two o'clock at the home of Mrs. Carrie Day, 1553 Orchard street. DALE'S JEWELRY Phone 1017 EUGENE 11 W. 11th Ave, New merchandise received recently at Dale's, includes: More of the Now famous REYNOLDS PENS; that revolutionary wilting Instrument which holds a two year Ink supply. ALSO another shipment of BENRUS shock resisting watches. The fine watch which officially times more major air lines than any other make. Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry DALE ALLEN, Certified Watchmaker ."BETTER TIME AT DALE'S" i Kuntll-Ellli photo, WilUhlrt tnsnvlns SIRS. GREGORY Worthy matron of the Junc tion City chapter. Order of the Eastern Star, and recently In stalled, is Mrs. John Gregory of that city. CARD PARTY DATE , IS ANNOUNCED Date for the annual benefit card party "which will be given by Catholic Daughters of Am erica, as a means of raising money for charitable projects, is March 5, announces Mrs. Peter Schmitz, president of the order. The event will be open to the public. Mrs. Peter Di Paolo has been named as general chair man. AMARANTH BRIDGE CLUB HAS MONTHLY PLAY Amaranth Bridge club met In the mirror room of the Eugene hotel Wednesday, for one o'clock luncheon and cards. Hostesses were Mrs. R. L. Pence, Mrs. A. P. McKenzey and Mrs. B. A. Martin. High honors at bridge were held by Mrs. C. A. Michelson; low by Mrs. Glenna Frost; high score at pinochle was held by Mrs. Roy Comm. The next meeting will be held at the same time and place, March 6. Those wishing reservations are to contact one of the follow ing hostesses: Mrs. C. A. Michel son, 5040-M; Mrs. R. P. Sutton, 1568-W; Mrs. L. M. Watson, 4291-M, not later than March 5. F. L. club of the Eugene Re bekahs will meet Monday eve- ' ning at eight o'clock at the home of Mrs. Robert L. Bennett, 330 V4 Sixth Avenue west, Court No. 2. Mrs. Paul Bishop will be co- hostess. Twentieth Century club will meet Wednesday evening at six thirty o'clock at the Methodist church for a potluck supper, to be followed by an amateur night program with all members of the club taking part. Dan Young will be program chairman. On the food committee will be Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Pinkstaff, chairmen, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wullschleger, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Young, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Minshell, and Dr. and Mrs. Paul D. Means. Coffee, cream, rolls and the meat dish will be turn-' lshed. Central Lutheran Ladles Aid society will meet Thursday af ternoon at two o'clock in the church parlors. All members having birthdays in the first six months of this year will enter tain members celebrating birth days the latter six months of the year with a party. Neighbors of Woodcraft Thimble club will meet Monday evening at seven-thirty o'clock at the home of Mrs. Cora Mc Dowell, Fourth Avenue and Adams street. Pythian Sunshine Girls will meet Tuesday evening at seven thirty o'clock at the Knights of Pythias hall. Initiation will be held, and refreshments will be served. Daughters of Union Veterans will hold a business meeting Wednesday evening at seven thirty o'clock at the armory. Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen will have a potluck dinner Wednesday evening at six o'clock in the Knights of Pythias hall, with a lodge meeting following at seven-thirty o'clock. On the dinner committee will be Mrs. Ira Lynds, Mrs. K. B. Wagner, Mrs. Ernest Trimble, and Mrs. J. E. Palmer. Committees To Plan For Cook Book Named Mrs. Anson B. Cornell, who is in charge of arrangements for the production of the cook book to be published under auspices of the Welfare League in Sep tember, has announced her com riittees as follows: General com mittee, Mrs. W. E. Moxley, Mrs. Lynn S. McCready and Mrs. Julio Sylva; art committee, Mrs. C. L. Manerud, chairman, and Mrs. Frank Senn, vice chairman; business committee, Mrsi Julio Sylva, chairman, Mrs. L. W. Manerus, vice chairman. It is hoped to have the book ready for sale by September 1, so that it will be readily avail able for Christmas giving. In previous experiences with sim ilar publications, this plan has been found most successful. Recipes are being sought from among members of the league, and from non-members as well. CONFERENCE SLATED Women of the Moose have planned a series of events for this week, which will be climax ed by the mid-winter conference of the group to be held here i Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Monday the regular card party will be held at the Moose hall, with Mrs. Robert .Nesbitt as hostess. Mrs. Nesbitt also will be hostess to the sewing club at her home, 329 Eighth Atenue 'east, Monday evening at eight o'clock, and at the Tuesday eve ning card party scheduled for eight o'clock at the Moose hall. Bridge and pinochle will be played. A sponsors' dinner will be held Tuesday evening at six thirty o'clock at George's Grotto. Dorothy Eggleston, grand re gent of the college of regents from Seattle, will be official visitor at a chapter meeting scheduled for Friday evening nt eight o'clock in the Moose hall. A dinner for all conference vis itors and local members will be held Friday evening at six thirty o'clock at the Eugene hotel, and Saturday afternoon a card party has been planned at the Moose hall for visitors and local members. The conference will close with a breakfast Sunday morning at nine o'clock at the Del Rey cafe. Illahee division, auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, will meet Monday af ternoon at one o'clock at the Knights of Pythias hall. Mem bers will sew following the lodge meeting. Auxiliary to the United Span ish War Veterans will have a business meeting Monday eve ning at eight o'clock at the arm ory. A Valentine party will be held Monday evening at seven-thirty o'clock in the Baptist church parlors by the Harmony class, with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kor stad in charge of the program. Ed Meyer will lead devotions, and in charge of refreshments will be Mrs. Kitty Pennington, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Poage, Mrs. Merle Frisbie, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meyer and MrsHonry Peck. There's something special about these Izod Mouse. Perhaps it lie in their ondistraeted simplicity, in their perfect tailoring, or hi their ability to dramatize moat any suit. MRS. MoCARRELL Recently married In Cali fornia was Mrs. James A. Mc Carrell (Mary Ann Bonncy), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. L Bonney of Eugene. DECEMBER WEDDING ANNOUNCED HERE The marriage of Miss Mary Ann Bonney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. I. Bonney of Eugene, to Sgt. James A. McCarrell, U. S. marine corps, took place In December at Oakland, Calif., it is announced. Sergeant McCar rell Is the son of Mr. and Mi's. Robert McCarrell ot Buffalo, N. Y. The ceremony was perform ed by Chaplain Joseph A. Talley at the chapel of the 1). S. naval hospital in Oakland. The bride was dressed In a suit of powder blue with pink and brown accessories. She wore an orchid corsage. Miss Barbara Jean Hllks was bridesmaid, wearing a brown suit with accessories to match and corsage of pink carnations. John F. Schamulker, USN, was best man. The couple Is at home In Oak land. Iota Sigma, Beta chapter, will meet Friday evening at seven thirty o'clock at the home of Mrs. Bernard L. Thomas, 711 Twenty-sixth Avenue west. Fashion Picks Prints for Springtime charm, choose a dress of rayon crepe or Jersey, or wool jersey In prints, stripes, plains, pastels and bright colors. Remember our CUSTOM TAILORING on SUITS A COATS Kailes 1044 Willamette TkI BLOUSES ABOVE ALL 5 v Wmw, It HART LARSEN 1080 Willamette Eugene Re glrfer-GtiarJ, Simd'ay, WOMEN'S GROUP MEETS AT SANTA CLARA Mrs. C. P. Hart and Mrs. Roy Overgard were hostesses at a re cent meeting ot the Santa Clara Women's club at the home of Mrs. Hart There were twenty members present, including Mrs. Sibley, who was welcomed into the club. Red Cross sewing and knitting was distributed by Mrs. Valley Printing Telephone 470 by IZOD OF lEsrhiiiu ..i1 v usi ill r ?j.-fcr 'v ixa. va " m ff j4eadiine5 " TO HIS HEART... M Ilv&!m You'u wln hl" heart wlth 8 dazriln yi3 Lm)3 n6w na'r"c'0 at,'e' especially for you ' R(i ISi ky our exPer's. Make St. Valentine's fil- lf?"S Day one he will romemberl Call 1727 a,W 1 'or yur appointment todayl v"9 fifty V? il" w 7 y ' j BEAUTY SALON V? Upstairs over Seymour's Phone 1727 Vwl ' Left . . . Selling for your Jewell . . . this lon leTveJ Moastt in gleaming elumoU or white nyon crepe. 10.95 Center . , . Sodly bowed ... a lively Mourn In toll riroa Tudor print. Drown, nv, grey, red, rurquoiM, an whlw grounda. 12.95 Right . . . Sthfhed. ihort deeved clanlc in thictaxrasa nyon ibirting. White or ehunoU. 9,9s PAULINE BURRIS Telephone 3128 Fehroary 10, 194IT Pagegl E. C. Hart, and Mrs. J. J. Kami erman reminded members to prepare for the Alice Mar'i home shower to be held in AprjV ELLEN HAWKINS CLUB ' " ' Ellen Hawkins club of Bailey Hill will meet for Red Cross sewing Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Virgil Hawkins. Mem bers are asked to bring their sewing equipment and a sack luncheon. ... jr. HIM:" HER i,i.t & Stationery Co. 76 W. Broadwar LONDON milk as) 511 saw 2L
