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rfon Auxiliary, ,rd meeting will be rhom.of Mrs John chambers Street, ff8,vnlng at eight nW-.Se attending ere fibrin membership .ril business meeting "Co will be held at Vhias Hall Friday & It eight o'clock. An frtpam with the Amer " "JKi has been scheduled, At commanders and .Mmti Special tables rfSSft these of fic" ill uwz; 'a ? Y DAR CHAPTER OMITS MEETING Lewis, and Chark Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will not meet this week because of the state meet ing at Mcdford, April 9, 10 and HOME SCIENCE CLUB ' GOES TO NEW HOME Home Science Club will meet Monday afternoon at two-thirty o'clock at the new rural- home of Mrs. J. H. Gilbert. The pro gram wlU be on the topic: "In terior Decorating and Fabrics." MEETING AT HOTEL Hospitality Club will meet on Monday afternoon at one-thirty at the Osburn Hotel, Mrs. C. B. Christensen will be hostess. EAGLES AUXILIARY will hold its regular meeting Tuesday evenipg at' eight o'clock at the Eagles Hall. itar Club Invites To Card Luncheon Members of the Order of the Eastern Star, and all visiting members are invited to attend a one o'clock covered-dish uincheon and card party to 'be given by Evangeline Star Club Wednesday at the Masonic Temple, Tenth and Olive Streets. Hridge and pinochle will be played. Following the luncheon, Mrs. Genevieve Turnipseed will ad dress the group. Mrs. Harold Harbour is chair man of the luncheon committee which includes Mrs. T. H. Wall, Mrs. Harry Y. Spence, Mrs. H. C. Thedi and Mrs. L. G. Helter line. Mrs. Fred V. Swerski is chairman' of the card committee, CLUB MEETS TUESDAY - S. D. Club will meet with Mrs. E. A. Lewis, 40 Twentieth Ave. West, Tuesday evening at seven thirty o'clock. Inspired uiur USMU . . . hml T JUSTINI ... A loVil, l toM cofar uh ' MfcM mpouIm arm 70,75 Uf fcriclal. II l.v.l M. It Imk. &V ttocWMMIat mmnwt 2075 JENNIFER eeler. of yeltow oold,1.3 iewets.cora'. I 2975 ACt color of yel low gold, 15 iewels, strop. USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN Oidon anJs4iien JEWELERS 175 East Broadway Phono 6059 "THE STORE WITH THE CERTIFIED WATCHMAKER" WOMEN VETERAN'S INVITED TO HEAR SPECIAL SPEAKER Willamette Women's Lesion Post invites all women veterans of the county to attend its next meeting, Tuesday evening at fight o'ciock, at the Armory. The guest speaker will be Dr. Eleanor Gutman of Coos Bay, from the Veterans Administra tion, who will address the group on the subject: "Women Veter ans Affairs." The import of the nominating committee will be heard, and nominations will be received from the floor. Elections will be held In May. Refreshment committee is Mrs. Leora McMurphey and Mrs. E. B Kingman. The executive board will meet Tuesday at noon, at the Del Rey ' Cafe. Whiteaker P-TA To Have Election Whiteaker P-TA wiU meet and hold election of officers at the schoolhouse, Wednesday af ternoon at two-thirty o'clock. Mrs. Genevieve Turnipseed, guest speaker, will talk on "Family Relations." An open discussion will follow. Mothers of the first grade children will be hostesses, with Mrs. Sterling Shaffer and Mrs. Sidney Peder son in charge. A capable woman will be in charge of a nursery for pre school children. Council Postponed The C'.ty P-TA Council will not meet this week, because of spring vacation. MOTHERS CLUB AT THE BRAES Alpha Gamma Delta Mothers Club will meet Tuesday after noon at two o'clock at the home of Mrs.' Claud Potter at The Braes. Members wishing trans portation are asked to telephone Mrs. Howard Boyd, 5041. MRS. 'HAGGARD HOSTESS , FOR PAST MATRONS Past Matrons' Club of Blue River Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star will have dessert at one-fifteen o'clock at the home of Mrs. j. W. Haggard, 2041 OUve Stzeet. Mrs. C. S. Hyde will assist. Visiting or unaffili ated past matrons are invited to attend. VICTORY CIRCLE of First Baptist Church will meet Tues day evening at seven-forty-five o'clock with Mrs. Ralph Shelley, Rt. 2, Box 154A. Cars will leave the church st seven-thirty , o'clock. Assictant hostesses will be Mrs. H. Davis and Mrs. Pal mer Walls. Devotions will be conducted by Mrs. E. J. Titus. Mr. and Mrs. RoUin Calkins will provide mu sic. Guest speaker will be Miss Margaret Cuddeback. Members are asked to bring their mite boxes. ALPHA IOTA SIGMA will meet Monday for twelve-thirty luncheon at the home of Mrs. Leonard Daily. Assistant host esses will be Mrs. Fred Purdy and Mrs. Charles Stephens. Morcola Girl Weds At Oakland Chapel Miss June Pope, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Pope of Mar cola, was married to John Char les Shafer, son of Mr. aijd Mrs. Guy Shafer of Springfield, in the chapel at the Oak Knell Naval Hospital near Oakland, Calif., March 22, at two o'clock. Navy Chaplain E. D. Sneary of ficiated. The bride was dressed in a blue suit with a small white hat and white gloves. Her shoes, purse and veil were brown, and she wore a corsage of white car nations. Mrs. Walter Black, sis ter of the bridegroom was ma tron of honor, wearing a gold suit with brown accessories and corsage of white carnations. The bride was given away by her father. Walter Black served as best man. The chapel was prettily decor ated with candelabra and baskets of pink and -white snapdragons, and large ferns. Special organ music was provided by the chap el organist. Prior to the bride's departure from her parent's home a recep tion was given her by relatives and friends. Her aunt, Mrs. F. A. Hoskins, of San Pablo, Calif, helped serve.. The young couple Is now liv ing at Brookaide Trailer Court, 8519 McArthur Boulevard, Oak land 5, Calif. MISSIONARY GROUPS LIST MEETINGS ..Women's General Missionary Society of First Christian Church will meet Tuesday afternoon in the church dining room for a covered dish luncheon at twelve thirty o'clock. The James Mc Callum Family group (number two) is in charge of the meeting. Mrs. Elmer Boyer, recently re turned missionary from Africa, will be guest speaker. ' Miss Lillian Brcckman of Gnl die Wells group (number one) is in charge of the luncheon. Groups one and two are to bring a meat dish; numbers four and five, vegetable or salad; numbers three and seven, des sert; and number six, coffee, rolls and butter. Edna Gish group (number five) will meet at the home of Mrs. Russell Hand Thursday after noon at twelve-thirty o'clock for a potluck luncheon. WOMEN'S UNION of Central Presbyterian Church will have their monthly luncheon and pro gram at Fellowship Hall Tues 1 day afternoon at one o'clock with East Division as hostess. Mrr. A. R. Wilcox will conduct an Easter Program. Devotions will be given by Mrs. Ray Barlow. Preceding the luncheon, at twelve-fifteen, the Spiritual Life group will meet in the church office. PHILATHEAN GROUP of Central Presbyterian Church will meet in the church parlor Tues day evening at seven-thirty o'clock. Mrs. Charles Andreason and Mrs. George Blinkhorn are co-hostesses. CIRCLES MEET TUESDAY Woman's Society of Christian Service of First Methodist will meet Tuesday as follows: . Circle one, with Mrs. Samuel H. Tyler, 45 Sunset Drive, one thirty o'clock tea. Mrs. Omar Fendall is co-hostess. Circle two, witn Mrs. Charles G. Howard, 2243 Potter Street, one-thirty o'clock jJessert. Circle three, with Mrs. W. P. Richmond, 748 Eleventh Avenue West, two o'clock tea. Mrs. A. B. Steeland is co-'nostess. Circle four, with Mrs. Wayne Etter, 2325 Riverview Street, One thirty o'clock dessert Mrs. Isa bel! Fottert and Mrs. J. W. Sea vers are co-hostesses. Circle five, with Mrs. P. W. Brown, 162 Nineteenth Avenue West, for a one-thirty o'clock dessert. Mrs. Glen Griffith ia co-hostess. - Circle six, in the church par lir, a one-fifteen' o'clock dessert Mrs. Edna Spencer and Miss Jennie Allen, co-hostesses. Circle seven, with Mrs. M. G. Howard, 90 Eighteenth Avenue West, a one-thirty o'clock des sert. Mrs. A. R. Clow, co-h?tess. WORLD CHURCH and BIBLE Study Group of First Congrega tional Church will meet with Miss Helen Staples, 1801 Ferry Street, Monday afternoon at two o'clock. SCHEDULED FOR MONDAY afternoon at two o'clock Is the meeting of United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary Past Presi dents with Mrs. C. C. Sinclair, 618 Sixth Avenue West, apart ment two. ALTAR GROUP FJrst Division of St. Mary's Catholic Altar Society will meet with Mrs. Robert M. Schmidt, 252 Seventh Avenue West, Tuesday at two o'clock. Mrs. Nellie Franzwa, Mrs. B. Strass maier, end Mrs. E. Fronk will assist. 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