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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1946)
L n Class ef First PSKS. will meet Friday r .t two o'clock wnn rr.Cali.47iThirte.ntti V&r Mrs. Frank w h,iness and social kg n w Daughters of Union Veterans will meet at the Armory Wed nesday evening at seven-thirty o'clock. The department presi dent and department inspector will attend. A six-fifteen o'clock no-host dinner will be held in their honor at the Cafe Del Bey, preceding the meeting. STICKTOK r 29.50 r : Teentrd designers show you a trick with knitting Jm I ...pur met jersey short jacket touched off fcu uitb frosty knitted trim at neck band and AW M ' double fake pockets. . .full, pleated sMtrt. S Jt Btip,mt,aaud,kctly,red,sizes8tol6 Jm? City Club" Sections ' Announce Meetings Aprons will ba made at the meeting of Home Craft group of Eugene City Club Tuesday evening, which will be held at the home of Mrs. Ben De Vries, 1865 Madison Street. Mrs. H. B. Page will instruct the workers. Guests also are asked to bring "white elephant" or Christmas gifts, wrapped. Mrs. A. F. Rich ards is chairman. t All City Club members are reminded to send their maga zine subscriptions through Mrs. S:. E. Cully, to benefit the club ouse fund. Discussion group of the club will meet Thursday at the Com munity Center, as guests of the Lane County League of Women Voters. Fainting group was entertain ed by Mrs. Martin Durbin " Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harry M. Lichty. Mrs. L. Lamont displayed a group of ten originals in tempera, deal ing with Oregon coast scenes. Mrs. Ann Brokl reported sale of a painting of the McKenzie Elver, to a New York firm. Next meeting will be December 8. Book section meeting was at tended by twenty-five members, Wednesday evening. Mrs. N. C. LUNCHEON PLANNED Women's Union of Central Presbyterian Church will have a hot-dish luncheon and pro gram Tuesday afternoon in Fel lowship Hall, beginning at one o'clock. East Division will be' hostess, and there will be special music, devotions by Mrs. Guy Page and a talk by Mrs. Paul Means on "To Be Worthy." East Division also will have a Christ mas Bazaar table. . At twelve-fifteen o'clock, pre ceding the luncheon, the Spiri tual Life Group will meet in Mrs. Page's office with Mrs. N. A, Nelson in charge. ' Letter Carriers Auxiliary will meet all day Wednesday for sewing with a potluck luncheon - at noon at the home of . Mrs. Ronald ' Brown. The meeting will start at nine o'clock in the morning. The next regular meet ing will be Tuesday, November 26, at seven-thirty o'clock with Mrs. Ronald Brown and Mrs. Joe Crandall at hostesses. Martinson gave the review on Ivonovich's "Tolstoy and Wife." Next meeting of the Book group has been moved from November 18 to November 20, to avoid conflict with the Mel 1 chlor concert. Mrs. R. Clark will review "Rickshaw Boy." "No one dreams I'm oyer 35 yet I'm actually 48 ..." 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HRDELS TOP Di FASHIONS 832 Willamette St. SO days' supply $3.50 plutUx FACE CREAM th only tnam containing ACTIVOP RITE-PRICE DRUG OF PENNY-WISE DRUG STORES 36 EAST BROADWAY (Iiul ClaienJar Monday Monday Book Club with Mrs. Charles Gillilan. Women of Moose Sewing Club, with Mrs. Blanche Allenbaugh, 8 p.m. Women of Moose Card Party, . "oose Hall, 2 p.m. USWV Auxiliary, dinner at Cafe Del Rey, 6 pjn. Delta Zeta Alumnae, home of Mrs. Adrian Vaaler, 8 p.m. Spinsters, home of Miss Ann McGUlicuddy, 8 p.m. Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen will meet Wednesday evening at six-thirty o'clock at the Knights of Pyth ias Hall for a -potluck dinner. Coffee and ice cream will be furnished by the lodge. Chairman for the dinner is Mrs. Zoe Lewman, assisted by Mrs. Dalton Wood, Mrs. Larry Ashbridge, Mrs. Ira Lynd, Mrs. Raymond Sears, and Mrs. Frank Porter. A regular meeting with elec tion of officers will follow the dinner. Christmas cards will be discussed. FL Club will not meet this Monday because of Armistice Day. A meeting will be held the third Monday with Mrs. James Wamsley, Glenwood. General Missionary Society of First Christian Church will meet Tuesday afternoon at' two-thirty o'clock in the white room of the church. Eagles Auxiliary will meet Tuesday evening at eight o'clock at the Eagles Hall. A special meeting will be held Sunday (today) at two o'clock for ini tiation. Women of the Moose Sewing Club will meet Monday at eight o'clock with Mrs. Blanche Allen baugh, 72 West Broadway, Apartment M. Auxiliary to United Spanish War Veterans will meet Monday evening at six o'clock at the Cafe Del Rey for a no-host dinner. Mrs. Zidonia' Quick, department president, will attend. . Independent Mission Study Group of First Christian Church will meet Thursday afternoon at two o'clock at the church an nex, with Mrs. Rue Crooks as leader. . Westside WCTU will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. F. E. Crafts at two-thirty o'clock. Mrs. Clifford Gray will report on the state conven tion. Central Lutheran Ladies Aid Society will meet Thursday af ternoon at two o'clock at the parish hall. A Bible quiz has been planned. Women's Council of First Christian Church will meet all day Wednesday at the church for sewing, with a potluck lun cheon at noon. Dorcas Society of Seventh day Adventist Church will meet from ten to four o'clock Wed nesday at the church for sewing. Loyal Star of America will meet Tuesday evening at seven thirty o'clock at the Skinner Butte Cottage. WSCS CIRCLES LISTED Circles of Women's Society of Christian Service of Methodist Church will meet Tuesday as . follows: Circle One, two o'clock, with Mrs. Anna G. Caley and Miss Maude Caley, 442 Monroe Street. Circle Two, two o'clock, with Mrs. Nina Sperling, 615 Park Avenue. Circle Three, one - thirty o'clock, with Mrs. M. G. Howard, 90 Eighteenth Avenue West. Circle Four, one o'clock, with Mrs. C. F. Gordonier, 2641 Col umbia Street; Mrs. E. F. Wal gren and Mrs. Calvin C rum baker will assist. Circle Five, one-thirty o'clock, with Mrs. B. H. Strobel, 40 Sev enteenth Avenue West; Mrs. W. H. Alexander, co-bostess. Circle Six, two o'clock, at the church, with Mrs. E. A. Droste and Mrs. Virgil Roland host esses. Circle Seven, one o'clock luncheon, with Mrs. F. L. Cham bers, 1059 Hilyard Street; Mrs. Mary Brockelbank will assist Circle Eight, seven-thirty o'clock at the church, with Mrs. Gordonier and Mrs. L. C. De Less as hostesses and Mrs. Ralph Beery and Mrs. L. C. Nicholl as program chairmen. Bethesda Lutheran Ladles Aid Society will meet Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock in the church parlors, Hostesses will be Mrs. J. Hendricksen and Mrs. Herman Hansen. The topic will be "Thanksgiving." Reports from the convention will be heard. Dorcas Needle Club' of Em maus - Lutheran Church will meet Wednesday evening at eight o'clock with Misses Lois and Ardis Anderson, 2264 Roosevelt Boulevard. 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