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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1947)
Lai Man Wedded mIm Darlene 1 . of Mr. and Mrs. v. Ler of Columbus. Km, married Saturday evening, fyflTSt parsonage of First W f: church in Eugene.Jhe iftugh MaUum read the Ue-",!err- hite.uit iTft' coi : atiended !" 'Plu... n.mt and uncle. t DflU"' to Mr. and Mrs. Eldon McCormlck of Westflr. Mr. Camerer is serving in the Navy and is on leave from San Diego. He and his bride left by plane for his parents' home in Kansas, where they will spend a few days before he has to re port back to his headquarters. After February, they expect to 'live at Westfir. EASTSIDE UNIT of Eugene Women's Chistian Temperance Unioi. will meet with Mrs. Car rie A. Day Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock. , Mrs. J. L. Hart will have charge of devotions. Mrs. B. T. Merrill will speak on legislation. 9 lading dealers in largest cities sell more gSute Water than all l.:. ..nineties i oilier n" iwnbined! Simply wet it with Canute Water A few applications 'will completely re-color it similar to its former natural shade. IN ONE DAY IF YOU WISH. Then primp jiut once a month and KEEP it young-looking, Canute Water is not a tint or rinse that washes off. Shampooing actually improves the rich, warm new color and leaves your hair fresh, clean and natural to the touch. You may even curl it or get a permanent, if you wish. No other product can male all these claim . Pure, colorless and crystal-clear. 30 years without injury to a single user. REAUY SAFE I Skin test NOT needed. Proved harmless at one of America's Greatest Universities. 8 Application Six 11.25 at drug- storei everywhere MINK or SABLE" N 11; 1 P-TA Groups Hold Closing Sessions , Whiteaker School's P-TA will hold its final meeting of the year, Wednesday afternoon at two-thirty o'clock. Installation of officers will be held with J. Don Smith, City P-TA past-president, as 'install ing officer. There will be a read ing by Mrs. Ralph Lake and also special music. Mothers of first grade chil dren, from Miss Eleanor New man's room, will be hostesses. P-TA Elects Woodrow Wilson P-TA held its last meeting of the school year, Thursday evening. The choir of the seventh grade, un der the direction of Miss Lolita Pierson, provided the program. Election and installation of of- iicers was neld, with Mrs. J. Don Smith as installing officer. Mrs. Byron Thomas was elected president; Mrs. Rodney Brown," Jirst vice-president; Irwin Jullfs, second vice-president; Mrs. Charles Teague, secretary; Mrs. Al Remellong, treasurer; and .. Mrs. Archie Weinstein, histor ian. Each of the feminine offic ers was presented with a carna tion corsage. Mrs. Duane Himber, retiring president, was given the past- presiaenvs pm By Mrs. Smith. FAMILY REPORTS TWO WEDDINGS OAKRIDGE Two weddings in the family occurring within a week was the experience of the R. W. Scruby family, recent ly. William Scruby, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Scruby, was married to Miss Doris Skews at the Presbyterian church in Seat tle. They will live in Seattle, where he is employed with the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company. Mr. and Mrs. Scruby went north for the wedding. Another son, Charles, was married to Miss Shirley Ander son at Maryvill. . Mo., where they "' live while he attends the State Teachers College. A BUSINESS MEETING of General Lawton Auxiliary of United Spanish War Veterans will be held Monday evening at seven-thirty o'clock at the Armory. Muggsy Moth knows fine furs. He eats them all with gusto. Don't let him get yours. Send them to us for storage. MATTHEWS FUR SHOP HI West 7th Phone 3567 mm m .in HWVfUl wy Min s 2 - r . . ". you'll find tt. HOTEL WASHINGTON . frl.ndly and delight fully pltoiant place rv .lay. vwnv.m.ni- SW ly located In Iho 1 Vi(i-:i noart ot iho down. i5jk ,ow" theatre aj&aftaM. I ALPHA PHI SORORITY TO HOLD CEREMONIES ON TWO CAMPUSES ' lpha Phis from Washington, Montana, Idaho and British Co lumbia will join with Oregon members of the sorority in the installation of Beta Upsilon chapter at Oregon State College, next week-end. Saturday afternoon, May 17, forty candidi tes will be initiated at the Eugene chapter house, 1050 Hilyard Street. Members of the chapter, Tau, will conduct the ceremony, as sisted by Mrs. William Hutchin son of Seattle, international vice president and Mrs. Harold Woods of Missoula, Mont., gov ernor of the Northwest district. A formal banquet honoring the new initiates will follow the ceremony at the Eugene Ho tel at six o'clock, i rs. E. B. Mc Naughton, of the Oregon State Board of Higher Education and alumna of the University of California chapter of Alphi Phi, will be present. Sunday evening, Eugene alumnae and their husbands will go to Corvallis to attend the for mal reception for the new chap ter in the Memorial Union on the Oregon State campus. Reser vations may be made with Mrs. Charles L. Gillilan, 2069 Olive Street, phone 9062. - ELDERLY WOMAN HONORED AT DINNERS Mrs. Dora Pillard, who former ly lived in Nebraska, but for the past five and half years has made her home with her daugh ter, Mrs. C. C. Nesmith, 780 Howard Avenue, celebrated her eighty-fifth birthday recently. Two dinners were given in her 1 honor, , one by Mrs. Nesmith, with fourteen - relatives and friends present, and the other, by her grand-daughter, Mrs. Russell Rozar, with eight at tending. WOMEN'S LEGION POST TO NAME OFFICERS Willamette Women's Legion Post will hold election of offi cers at the regular business meeting, Tuesday evening at the armory. Two delegates will be chosen to attend the state Legion con vention in Portland, June 26, 27 and 28. - Miss Betty Sether will serve as chairman of the refreshment committee. , JAYCEE-ETTES PLAN SALE OF RUMMAGE Twenty-five were present at the meeting of Jaycee-ettes Thursday evening in the Mirror . Room of the Eugene Hotel, May 8, 1947. Hostesses were Mrs. Ed ward Pape, Jr., and Mrs. Edward Duke. Plans were made to hold a rummage sale May 17. Proceeds are to be used for education of a Chinese girl. Mrs. Dave Van Fossen is in charge of all ar rangements for the sale and Mrs. Jack Danby c publicity. EAGLES AUXILIARY will meet Tuesday evening at eight o'clock at Eagles Hall. There will be election of officers. Toastmistress Club To Hold State Meet Eugene will entertain the Ore gon Council of Toastmistress Clubs May 24, Mrs. Ross Hall serving as general chairman. Serving with her will be Mrs. Thomas Stockman, Mrs. LeRoy C. Daniel, Mrs. Charles Edwards, Mrs. Aden Lyons, Mrs. Raleigh Rogers and Mrs. John F. White of Eugene; Mrs. Walter Hansen, Mrs. vVenuell Faw, and Mrs. Larson Wright of Springfield. A business meeting of the council will be held Saturday afternoon. May "4, followed by round-table discussions. A din ner will be held at the Eugene Hotel, at which there later -will be a regional speech contest, in lieu of program. Meeting night of the Eugene Toastmistress Club has been changed from Thursday to Mon day event- g. The ?lub will meet Monday evening at seven-thirty o'clock at the Community Cen ter, and four speakers will try out tor the state speech contest later in the month. Contestant! will be Mrs. Frank Sias, Mrs. Max Simpson, Mrs. LeRoy C. Daniel and Mrs. Harlow Hu- ion, nd all topics will be matters o' international i n te r e 1 1. Mrs. Charles Edwards will serve as toastmistress. EUGENE COUNCIL SETS ANNUAL DATE Executice Board of the Eugene Council of Church Women met at the Community Center re cently with Mrs.'C. A. Horton in. charge. Mrs. Palmer Walls was named general chairman of the migrant committee. The fol lowing articles are needed: toys, games, children's books, color books, crayons, pictures or magazines for scrapbooks. There also is a need for funds. The annual May meeting will be held May 16 for election of officers and a luncheon. Details will be announced later, IRIS TOPIC FOR GARDEN GROUP Newcomer's Group of Eugene Garden Club will meet at the clubhouse Monday afternoon at two o'clock. "Irises" will be the topic for 'discussion, in a short session preceding the opening of the iris show at three o'clock. Members are urged to bring their friends to this meeting. Mrs. L. M. Watson-will preside, as chairman of the group. - ' All growers of iris are invited to bring exhibits Monday fore noon for" entry in the iris (how. 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