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L meeting of .rn will be held Sng at eight o'clock. MM even Women's . -linn when installation of Cjubhouse, w n mitiation 8f "JSL s,ated- The Snts Club will have Jt ? installation. i,rv members are re- hvthe president to save , flLers to contribute to CT hirh will De to the Rose restiva. . . Th. cut flowers festival 111 are T,iivered Thursday morn, deliver h th. "bf depots designated by the wui be eo-hostesses. M 7 ru,t Circle Flvn. with Csrden -n-tCH GROUPS TO MEET "Kb of groups of First Church have been an- 23 "11 ".ws.: -..i. irieeimiarv GrouD ... ..,1th Mrs. John Mit- S57HornLaneThursday (Smoon at twelve-twin ! Hor a potluck luncheon. ".V..nnon at iweive-ui"v of 1U lLrfin f the Wo. a. 5n,i.tv hs General meeting 0 Missionary S postponed to Tuesday, 2LUScout Troop Five of the Christian Church will hold St ol Honor Monday evening thirtv o'clock in the Srf dining room. All parent, w.ndi. members of Loyal S Class and "Ma" Day's sponsors of the troop, are I BEAUTY STUC KOW IN OUR NEW LOCATION STUDIO BUILDING 13th and Willamette Phone 881 Gite I I f DERmnCULTURE SKIN ANALYSIS AJCD COMPLIMENTARY TREATMENT BY ATTENDING DEHMACULTOTI8T THE WEEK OF JUNE 8th TO 14th WITHOUT THE USE OF COSMETICS THE FOLLOWING IS ACHIEVED: UMOVZS blackhead, wajtehode and tKrae eoMs. ' C0BRECT8 enlarged, etagged store, dry sHe etrf ikisw ' CLEARS h tUn of acne aad pimple. SMOOTHES wrinkle aad fadal Hne. TIGHTENS tagging cheek aad double chin. ' IKCREA8ES drcuUlieB an tiwu wtfrlM. VITALIZES Bart, gland, muscl ad (Ida) ssfwrur. , RESTORES natural, lovely skta, health tad BBAVTT, "It ttautod anaibar of pattest can ha aaaaaiaad aa4 tasted, tt is important to auk aa afpoistmanl SfflMA CULTURE TREATMENTS W THIS LOCAUTT ' EXCLUSIVELY BY JOSEPHINE NAGEL Slenderize the wau tka ovie Just Back from HoJIywoisd with th Va'ry Latest In Equipmgnt and Traininei QUlCnR, FASTER, MORE PERMANENT RESUlTSi PHONE 5BU FOR APPOINTMENT FREE CONSULTATION WOMEN'S SOCIETY CIRCLE TO MEET .Woman's Soeietv f GrOUpS 10 lvio tian Service of First Methodist tive meeting of the Church will meet in the follow A exKSn Auxiliary will ing circles Tuesday: Tvnesdty evening at Circle One, with Mrs. Pascal " vines a' the nome.0' 784 Rlver Rd. it one- miny ociock lor tea. Mrs. Jay B. Hewitt is co-hostess. Circle Two, in the church par lor, for one-thirty o'elock . des sert. Mrs. C. L. Dalton and Mrs. C. K. Talbot will be ce-hot. ses. Circle Three, with Mrs. F. C. MitcheU, 996 Eighth Avenue West, for two o'clock tea. Mrs. H. O. Pinkstaff and Mrs. Paul B. Means will be co-hostesses. Circle Four, with Mrs. Frank Pierce, Coburg Road, Route Four, Box 47, .for one-thrlty o'clock dessert. Mrs. C. W. Mc- creacsy and Mrs. C. P. Patrick Circle Five, with Mrs. w. A. Cummings, 2190 Alder Street, for one-thirty o'clock dessert. Mrs W. K. Calkins will be co hostess. Circle Six, In. the church, for one-fifteen o'clock dessert. Mrs. W. L. Martin and Mrs. Ernest I. Korn will be co-hostesses. Circle Seven, with Mrs. R. E, Mclntyre, 2545 Lincoln Street, - for one-thirty o'clock dessert, Mrs. E. A. Droste will be co hostess. Other Groupe Listed Methodist Philatheans will meet in the church parlor Tues day evening at seven-thirty o'clock. Mrs. Sam Bronaugh and Mrs. L. C. DeLess will be co hostesses. Fidelis Circle for Younger Women of First Methodist Church will meet with Mrs. Ly man Webb, 1342 Alder Street, at eight o'clock Thursday evening. THE MONTHLY LUNCHEON program of Central Presbyterian Women's Union will be held Tuesday afternoon at one o'clock in Fellowship Hall, 1010 Pearl. Mrs. Charles Adams has charge of the program and Mrs. Louis Wood will give the devotions. The Spiritual Life Group, led by Mrs. Edith Thornton, will meet in th church office at two-fifteen o'clock preceding the lunch eon. s PAST PRESIDENTS CLUB of the Women's Relief Corps will meet Friday aftrn66h 'or twelve-thirty o'clock luncheon, at the home at Mrs. Marie Franz, 1074 Seventh- Avenue West. SCIENTIFIC SKIM CASK and PLEASANT NON-SURGICAL FACE aid NECK REJUVENATION THROUGH Start Dbo fe, j4rf Of WUtfthlr engraving MRS. DOTSON A recent bride Is Mrs. Glendon ,n, Dotson (Marjorie DeBault) whose marriage occurred in Portland in May (iu dalmdar Monday Illahee Division, Auxiliary to Brotherhood of Locomotive En gineers, Knights of Pythias Hall. 1:30 p. m. Willamette Court, Order of Amaranth, evening. Wives of Sigma Chi Wives arid Mothers Club, with Mrs. Ralph A. Hope, Jr., 8 p. m. Harmony Bible Class, First Baptist Church, 7:30 p. m.' Auxiliary to United Spanish War Veterans, Armory, 7:30 p. m. Women of the Moose card party, Moose Hall, 2 p. m. Women of the Moose, Sewing Club, Moose Hall, 8 p. m. Arts and Crafts Group of Eu gene Garden Club, clubhouse, morning. Alpha Iota, with Miss Gladys Buckholz, 8 p. m. Chapter H., P. E. O., with Miss Beryl Deford, 7:15 p. m. Alpha Omicron V aJLumnre. with Mrs. F. Dale Wyatt of Springfield, everting. Tuesday Typographical Auxiliary, A. F. Bremer home, 1 p. m., will go to Cottage Grove, to home of Mrs. R. B. HilL American Legion Auxiliary executive meeting, with Mrs. Carl Pfeiffer, 8 p. m. Gamma Phi. Beta alumnae, with Mrs. Carl Koppe, 8 p. m. Willamette Women's Post of American Legion, Armory, 8 p. m. St. Clare's Altar Guild, St. Mary's Episcopal parish house, 8:30 p. m. Eagles Auxiliary, Eagles Hall, 8 p. m. Pythian Sunshine Girls, Knights of Pythias Hall, 7-p. m. Westside Unit of Eugene WCTU, with Mrs. F. E. Crafts, 2:30 p. m. LUNCHEON POSTPONED Alpha Delta Pi Mothers Club announces postponement of the covered dish luncheon previous ly announced for Tuesday at the hm of Mrs. J. M- Cornutt. An nouncement of the date will be made later when determined. DAUGHTERS OF UNION Veerans will meet Wednesday evening seven-thirty o'clock at the Armory. Plans are to be made f6r the convention at Salem. DORCAS SOCIETY of Seventh-day Adventist Church will meet from ten until four o'clock Wednesday in the Dorcas Room of the church, for sewing. FAIRMOUNT WOMEN'S Un ion will meet Thursday after noon at the home of Mrs. Claude Stevenson, 2021 Orchard Street r".! I -- 'ifi- '..a I VENESC I 1 (tmz fattp J I Ym can always tell and eel the wonderful effects of Revenetcenc car. Yew tkin has a younger finish ... a radiant dew mat moke ft leek lovelier, let tt glow under make-up ... rtt tt "meWwriie" vow skki whHt you steep. II INTROOUC I tOpNOMY SIZES BETROTHAL IS TOLD AT LUNCHEON EVENT COTTAGE GROVE An nouncement was made this week of the engagement and ap proaching marriage of Miss Joyce Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Smith of Eugene, to Gene L. Durham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Durham of this city. The news was told at a luncheon given Tuesday by Miss Smith's mother at the Osburn Hotel, where covers were laid for ten. Miss Smith was on the faculty of the Union High School here the past year. Her home until a year ago was in Abilene, Texas. Mr. Durham Is a veteran who spent four years in service, much of the time in Italy. He was graduated from local schools in 1940 and attended Oregon State College. - The wedding is planned for midsummer. FAMILY PICNIC SET BY CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS Catholic Daughters of Amer ica will hold its annual picnic for families and friends Sunday, June 15, at the Skinner Butte Park. The picnic will be from one-thirty ' until ' five o'clock. Luncheon will be served at four o'clock. Those attending are instructed to bring a hot dish or salad, and table service. The group will furnish dessert, coffee and cream. GUILD TO SEW St. Mary's Episcopal Guild will meet at the Parish Hall Wednesday for all-day sewing, and will have a paper-sack luncheon at noon. A new quilt is in the frame, ready for quilt ing. WOMEN'S BENEFIT Associ ation will meet on second and fourth Thursdays of each month hereafter, it is announced, and at a new place, the Unitarian Church, corner f Eleventh and Ferry Streets. A meeting will be held there Thursday evening at eight o clock. AUXILIARY to Sons of Union .Veterans will meet Thursday at the Armory, at two o'clock. At six-thirty they will have dinner with the SUV, and a program will follow. This will be the last meeting until fall for the SUV, but the auxiliary will continue meeting through the summer. BUSINESS MEETING of United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary will be held Monday evening at seven-thirty ociock at the Armory. Past Presidents Club of the auxiliary, which met recently with Mrs. W. G. White, will not meet again until October. WOMEN'S "COUNCIL of First Christian Church will meet all day Wednesday in the White Room of the church for sewing. Potluck luncheon will be served at noon. LADIES OF THE ORIENT wil meet at the home of Mrs. Ella Bray, 344 Third Ayenue East, Monday evening at eight o'clock. Members are invited to take their husbands. THETA RHO GIRLS will meet for initiation Wednesday evening at seven o'clock in the IOOF Hall. Monday evening at seven o'clock those taking part in the initiation will meet for practice at the IOOF Hall. MISS MARIAN HANSEN will be hostess for the meeting ot Emmaus Lutheran Dorcas So ciety Wednesday evening at eight o'clock. NEW OFFICERS will have charge of the Monday evening meeting of Harmony Bible Class at First Baptist Church at seven-thirty o'clock, ILLAHEE DIVISION, auxil iary to B. of L. E. will hold lodge at the Knights of Pythias Hall, Monday afternoon at one-thirty o'clock. TORY JAR fOOO ...W,, U Ota CRAFT GROUP LISTED BY GARDEN CLUB Arts and Crafts Group of Eu gene Garden Club will meet at the clubhouse, Monday morning, to work for the bazaar, which the club is planning for the fall. They will bring sack lunches, and stay for the meeting of the Newcomer's Group in the after noon. Roll call will be answered with a description of special care given to some favorite flower. Mrs. Fenner Travis will show her collection ot dolls and has asked anyone who has an old doll or one of special Interest to bring it to add to the display. IOWA CLUB PLANS DESSERT Iowa Club will meet for des sert luncheon Wednesday after noon at one-thirty o'clock, at the home of Mrs. S. E. Faith, 2520 Rlverview Street. Mrs. Will Davis will assist the hostess. Roll call will be given on the topic: "My Favorite Recipe for a Cool Drink." Those attending are advised to travel on the Springfield bus and to get off at Judkins Point HEARING SOCIETY TO HAVE LUNCHEON Mrs. Samuel L. Peters, 717 Jefferson St. will be hostess Wednesday afternoon at one o'clock at the June luncheon meeting of Eugene Hearing So ciety. WOMEN OF THE ' MOOSE will meet for cards Monday af ternoon at two o'clock. Mrs. David Kelly will be hostess. The Sewing Club will meet Monday evening at eight o'clock with Mrs. Kelly as hostess. The regular chapter meeting will be held Friday evening at eight o'clock. Election of officers is scheduled. The executive board will meet at one o'clock. All meetings are held in the Moose Hall. 7 V5 ORDER OF AMARANTH SCHEDULES DINNER Willamette Court, Order of the Amaranth, will have a din ner night, Monday evening. Th committee in charge is Mr. and Mrs. Oren Davis, co-chairmen; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Carroll, Mrs, Mary Ebner, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gillmore, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Houck, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jen sen, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sick afoose, Mrs. Bessie Terpenlng, Mrs. Edith Cutler, Mrs. Eliza beth Chase and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gutman. NURSES OF DISTRICT TO MEET FOR DINNER District No. 5 nurses will have a potluck dinner Tuesday eve ning at six-thirty o'clock at the home of Mrs. E. F. Roberts, Horn Lane. There will be a business meeting and the new officers will take office: president Miss Esther Jacobson; first vice-president, Miss Dorojhy Imbach; second vice-president, . Mrs. D. Gillespie; secretary, Mrs. Belle Benson; and treasurer, Miss Eleanor Cox. Directors ars Mrs. Pauline Russell, and Mrs. Louis Richardson. AUXILIARY MEETING IN COTTAGE GROVE ' Members of the Typograph ical Auxiliary will meet Tuesday afternoon at the A. F. Bremer home, 1204 Lincoln Street at one o'clock, to go in a group to Cottage Grove. The day's meet ing will be at the home of Mrs. R. B. Hill there, starting at two o'clock. AUXILIARY TO BROTHER HOOD of Railway Trainmen will meet for a potluck dinner Wednesday evening at six o'clock at the Knights of Pythias Hall. Lodge meeting will follow the dinner. . . The committee is Mrs. K. B. Wagner, Mrs. N. L. Thomason and Mrs. Maureen Walker. Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB Bfc'1'8 LAST MEETING College Crest Neighborhood Club will have a picnic at the home of Mrs. Everett J. Price, College Crest, Thursday at twelve-thirty o'clock. This will be the last meeting until fall. SORORITY MEETING Alpha Iota sorority will meet Monday evening at eight o'clock with Miss Gladys Buckholz, 238 Thirteenth Avenue East. 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Hide overtte drape, V-neck, eap sleeve ' Tiered skirt, quarter sleeve Button-front, round neck 81m 10 through 20 16 Sunday, June 8, 1947, Page 21 MEETING POSTPONED ' There will be no regular meeting of Blue River Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, Wed nesday evening of this week, as officers will be in Portland, at- tending sessions of the Grand Chapter. INDEPENDENT MISSION Study Group will meet in- the annex of First Christian Church Thursday afternoon at two o'clock. Mrs. Emma Oliver will be leader.. Cottage Phone 212 Music In Your Family 1 Violin 1 Viola . Piano Musical KlnderaartOB 75 &auiifu,i SLENDERIZINfi SA10M wmssttTTt r THiMritiirN Hearst 4 tnj lJHsJLJ- t- gna&tfp 4. r 1,1 111). C0NTOURI8T COSMETICIAN Euegn, OpfjoB
